The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 3, 1947, Page 3

FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 194 G School Fi Ae a Here, Wed Dec. 24 Word has been received here of the marriage of Joel Mann ao Magee >. the science de-|Fla., has participated in “Oper: partment al ey West High|tion Duck,” the joint Ar School, to Miss Rebekah Bailey Navy deGhitions Gilning oon ByG ot news MeBride, daughter of Mr. and|Cises held off the southern coa: Mrs. Henry Talmadge MeBride,|f California, while of Marshville, N. C., at the home| aboard the light cruiser USS} of the bride's parents on Decem: | Atlanta. ber 24 Martin is the son of Mrs. C. M, Lafder of Delray Beach, and ook his position here after his lischarge from the Army. He pent foyr years in the service, two of them overseas. He. is a raduate of the University of oda,” com laude, and. iaught here while working for his mas- et's degree, He is a charter mem- yer of the Florida Academy of jences and a member of the L.AAS The double-ring ceremony was erformed by Rev. Roy E. Bell, astor of the Mouzon Methodist hurch of Charlotte, N. C. The bride is a graduate of the voman's college of the’ Univer- ity of North Carolina with an \.B. degree. She has taught in | the public schools of North Caro- na and Florida and spent two with the National Advis- Committee for Aeronautics t Langley Field, Virginia. ears wy out the (Specia to The GREAT LAKES, Felipe Rendon, chief cook, us husband of Mercedes Rendon, 407 Catherine street, Key We: Twenty thousand Army, Navy, and Marine persunnel, 500 planes and 60 ships were engaged in| “The mother. oa the operation which was conclud- | both doing ed with the landing of the Sixth} Wired Clerk Sawyer yesterday. | Army’s Second Infantry Division | on, San Clemente side, Calif. Rear Admiral A. D, Struble, USN, Commander Forces, Pacific Fleet, and Major General George P. manding General of Army, directed the overall plan- ! ning of the exercises. IKEY WESTER IN ‘OPERATION DUCK’ Cittzeny Ti, Jan. 3.—j| from Rawlins, SN, | Roy of | Miss Fay ! ; {GIRL BORN TO MRS. | According to word Wyoming, F. Huenefeld, the former a-! Year’s Day. ins. Slaee st Mi fuenefeud’s parents, Mr. anid Serving | Mrs. Harry H. Baker, 421 Grin- | | nell street, who are in Rawlins. 'BASEBALL—Winter League dou- | Mrs, Baker is a sister of Coun- | jty Clerk Ross C, Sawyer. child are fine,” Mrs. Mrs. Baker intends Island, and | Some time in Rawlins. the California mainland, near the | mouth of Aliso Canyon, Ocean- TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS * (Know America) : | Mrs. C e C. Coolidge, Amphibious | president's widow, born Burling- I Cc ton, Vt., 68 years ago. ays, Com-} i eatike the Sixth Maj. Gen. Norman T. Kirk {army surgeon general, born Today’s Anniversaries (Know America) 1711—Richard Gridley, military engineer, Bunker 1793.—Lucretia C. soldie at 64 lay r Mott, Phil. Rising Sun, Md., 59 years ago. Dr. E. Stanley Methodist evangelist to India, ] | } r- | Francis S. Harmon, 18, dent of the Motion Picture Pro- Hill fortifica- | duce s Association, born in Paul- tions the night before the batt) Z born in Boston, Died June 21,! | 1796 | ing, Miss., : Y Abraham Hurwi Fila., born in Brooklyn, ago. of Jackson- | ville, a- tor, N. Y., 59 ROY HUENEFELD received | Mrs. | |BASKETBALL—Outdoor _ courts es at South Beach and Bayview fie" a street, struck a 20-inch yein of coal, fourteen feet un-} | born in Baltimore, 63 years ago. | | vice presi- | MS THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LURES Baker of Key West, | “*itgtngitstinigsnnisitiise seit nttstitiiitiy, st,| gave birth to a daughter on New SWIMMING—South Beach, soutl} Huenefeld is a na-| | DEEPSEA FISHING—Gulf ord was received from | Baker ;GOLF—Municipal to remain; TENNIS—Bayview Park on Di- the HANDBALL—Bayview Park. SHUFFLEBOARD — Bayview | PICNICKING—Tables ‘| CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND — Jones, famed} COMFORT STATIONS-—Bayview ith noted newspaper edi-}| Por UE MNRAS Wu Sa | delphia Quaker preacher, char years ago. | pion of the causes of her day, al * Pee p The Weather hee life of good works and a! ede igas oars New Yor E -- | Barnard lege, : ere Mon. tyieq| Philosopher, born’ in New York, | FORECAST Nov. H, 1800. , 60 years ago. : : Key West and Vicinity: Partly | 1835.—Larking G. Mead,} eCamne nt R. ene Bi ieee s loudy with scattered showers | noted sculptor, designer of Lin- Prime Minister, born 64 yea tonight and Saturday. Moderate | colin Memorial, Springfield, Ml, | @&° © fresh southeasterly winds} born at Chesterfield, N. H. Died agi aa iter hifting to fresh northerly Satur- | October 15, 1910. { Probably the first ies Saad lay Continued mild tonight,| —1862.—Woods Hutchinson, New ing en ras mode in 1844 cca eoler Saturday | Werke: pliysictan,. piowecr anid 9S 655, WAS ONS Florida: Partly cloudy south} popular writer on public health, 4 incl central portions, considerable | born in England. Died April 26, | telieve loudiness with showers over ex- | 1930. treme north portion, Mild tem- |! 1864.—Alfred H. Lloyd, emin- atures to y becoming colder area late ent University of Michigan phil- Pallahasse this af- | csopher, born at Montclair, N on, Saturday partly cloudy,! Died May 11, 1927. , north and central por- showers over extreme NO SALE yuth portion ROCKFORD, Ill. - Robert Mi ~ Bronchitis | Creomulsion relieves promptly bé- cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble a help loosen and expel germ m phiegm, and aid nature | to soothe and heal Taw, tender, in- J ce Jacksonville through the Flor-| Carthy, bartender, had an un-' famed bronchial mucous mem- a Steai Moderate to fresh | us srience of having his branes, your druggist to you da Straits: seit EXO on usual Sepcriente 9 he ayes F FAS oan cl pe hs og inds, southeasterly over south | new topcoat stolen and, a Bose efetancding you must like the way i orton and southerly over north | hours later, having it offered to ickly allays the Ci as ortion, shifting to fresh north-'him for $1.50. The | would-be have your mon erly extreme north portion late { seller denied having taken the OREO LSION this afternoom and early tonight, | over c¢ A et tonight and; remainder of the, area Satur- c onstlidgable the day cloudiness: Few showers “today and south portion Saturday REPORT K West, Fla., Jan. 3, 1947 taken at 8:30 am., Standard Time, ity Office) | Temperatures jay ght t yester ston Precipitation 24 hours ending 8.30 ar inck Relative Humidity 75 | Tomorrow's. Almanac Eastern Standard Tirne) 7:12 am 4: 20 a.m TIDES Tomorrow Naval Basé in Standard Time) Low Tide 15 am. 1:24 a.m 7:00 12:31 p.m ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West Time of| Height of (E High Tide Station— Tide (high water Bahia Honda —Ohr. t 10min, 0.0 ft. Ne +-2hr. (ea. 20 min. Boca Chica ~——Ohr. Sandy Point) -40 min. Caldas Channel +-2hr north end) 10 min 1.4 ft. Ml s 1 or to be I Si n ( ections to be Engagement Announced V Witham H. Rob- MaubeVoure 4 Past 40 =r some Fe ing a long time if you ly pounds can patch your health. A few lovel peering rence in your loolte! VINOL o help promote appe> tite Get pleasant-tasting VLINOL from your druggist Vv I N oO L ORIENTAL PHARMACY —_—— Sl Your Grocer SELLS That GOOD STAR * BRAND | STAR COFFEE | and CUBAN Try A Pound Today!! | coat, but he was heid ceny charge, anyway 36 x 45 on a la MAXIWELL’S WEEK-END SPECIALS SHEETS 63 x 99 63 x 108 12299 72 x 168 Percale PILLOW CASES tre MAXWELL CO. tue. Furniture and Furnishings PHONE 682 909 Fleming Street. Corner Margaret St. VENETIAN BLINDS r- | Sor Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis $1.65 1.85 2:20 2.50 76c Key West, Fla. | Cd a ete ie A tee te Be ee he ee ee ee ee ed ARCHERS LEAVE FOR HOME IN AUGUSTA, GA. SPORTS and ~ RECREATION — Mr. Archer’s Mrs. Goerge F. Areher, end of Duval Street. ,|in Augusta over the highway io Doek, west Caroline Street;. Cr | day. The Archers were accom. Dock, north end of Gri: {panied “by their Street. left with them. bleheader every Sunday, 1:00 p.m., at Municipal Stadium, Duck Ave. and 14th St. Golf Course, Dic SEWER, FIND COAL TOPEKA, Kap. Stock Island. | complexion for | Topeka, when mployes, eity officials o city departinen’ digging a séwer vision Street (day and night facilities). Park. derground, Park and South Beach, CHECK-YOUR-BABY at Bay- view, Park the wives of the Junio or + Bayview Park. who have opened up a oS your baby while you shop” serv- ice in a hotel downtown. The | mnatt checking service. charges, Teacher: “Now, Robert, what! much per hour, go to charity. e you doing—learning some- | ee ing?” * The giant liner Queen Eliza-! Robert: “No, sir; I’m listening beth can accommodate 2,315 pas Auto Personal Commercial Credit “Plan, < 123 Fleming Street La Concha Hotel Bldg. PHONE 778 Mr. and Mrs. George E. Arcfhi- er of Augusta, Ga., who have been spending the holidays with parents, Mr. and 1425) Newton street, left for their home two children, } George, Jr., and Nell, who abo — The dark situation brought about. by the} {recent coa] strike took on a new f | it TAMPA, Fla.—A boon to shop- | } ping mothers has been provided | ir | Chamber of Commerce members | “eheck so! CHARLIE'S POULTRY and EGG MARKET SATURDAY and SUNDAY ROASTING SPECIALS 4 to 6 lbs. CHICKENS ». 50¢ FRYERS :*: lb. 55¢ EGGS .:. Dozen 65¢ We've Our Own Trucks to Furnish You With Plenty of Fresh Live - Dressed POULTRY anid EGGS ak ees at All Times MONDAY through FRIDAY, 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Opening Hours SATURDAY, 7 A.M. to 10 P.M.—SUNDAY, 7 A.M. to 12 Noon 801 Simonton Street --- Phone wwvew wevvwvevwy » Store Closes at | p.m. Every Thursday Mm STOP and SHOP atg FOOD CENTER PHONE WING LEE’S Duval and Angela Sts. Shopping at Wing Lee’s Is Pleasant Because . You'll find that our store is filled with bargains! . Our prices are always “down-to-earth” and our quality is the best! . You will find EVERY- THING YOU NEED for your table. . From Appetizers to Des- serts! . From “Everyday Foods” to Party Favorites. May We Help You Make Your Selection? LEE’S ORIENT Duval ana Ange "a The Only mtrlentie CHINESE RESTAURANT in Key West Served Daily from Noon Except Tuesdays We Cater to Parties, Weddings and Banquets a { PAABABAAAAD BAABARBA *AABABAARAAM A Ob be te te bo te te tr bette he le br hn tne ‘OUGH LUCK fell into: § hole and BELMONT. N.Y Spotting Parts gun, A moines buck a sHort distance away, Keri-janother hunter neth Myers, of Buffalo, fired|the deer and carried it» twice, wounded the deer, which cred ankle the, ns eee ‘fell. Closing in for the kill, tured afikle itt a ii 4 Kenyon Auto Store. RADIO BATTERIES FOR hdl PORTABLE RADIO Lyon White Walls $6.95 | Grill Guards .. $2.90 up | | Sealed Beams .... $1.15 | Motor Oib .. 2 gals, $1.79 | Trailer Hitches $2.50 up | Floor Mats ...... $4.25 up Two-Tone Horns $10.95 | Auto Seat Cushions nae 48 100+inch Radjo Aerial. Engine Driven Tire Pumps Seal Beam Adapter Kits ....... Steering. Wheel Covers _... 39¢ LINED BRAKE SHOES for FORD, CHEV.. OLDS, PONTtAC AUTO PAINTS — WAX — POLISH -- CHEMICALS m Phone 166 YOU'LL ALWAYS DC BETTER WHEN YOU SHOP at ARCHER’S SEMI-SELF SERVICE STORE F] MAKE OUT YOUR LIST and BRING IT TO US! Everything for Best Quality Your Always MEAT - BACON - CREAMERY BUTTER COLD CUTS - DAIRY PRODUCTS - SUGAR - é¢FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES @STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES Phone 2", Delivery Archer’s Grocery “The Store That Serves You Best’ ° She Boning Street Phones 67 add 47 f Prompt Service VOICE Annual JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE See Our Selection & of Beautiful DRESSES Prices Reduced For Quick Selling COME IN ---- SEE OUR DRESSES --.- COMPARE STARLING’S Dresses and Accessories 447 DUVAL STREET ees =