The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 9, 1947, Page 4

PAGE FOUR - Co; i |Trustees, Officers |Miss Thompson Is Community Xmas P Report Reveals Surplus Of $413.11 A surplus of $413.11 was left over after all bills for the Com- muhity Christmas Program had been paid, Mrs. Wilhelmina Har- vey, treasurer, reported last night at a meeting of the Community Christmas organization. Total expenses were $577.43, of which $244.83 was used by the Distribution Committee. The re- mainder was used for the Christ- mas parties at Bayview Park and Douglass (colored) School, at which 2500 children received can- dy and oranges. The report of Chairman John E. Pickens of the Distribution Committee revealed that 82 fam- ilies were distributed Christmas bags and 247 children were de- livered packages. General Chairman Lee Mason said that plans are under way to use the surplus $413.11 for a worthy community purpose. He thanked all contributors for their cooperation. Chairman Dwight Hunter of the Activities Committee reported that the City Electric System had furnished the lighting and wiring of the Christmas trees and toy station free of charge. Reports of the treasurer and distribution committee head fol- low: TREASURER’S REPORT Receipts Regular Fellows Club Duval Street Collections in Pot, Troop 5 Girl Scouts 215.04 Claudius Lange’s Receipts 17.65 VFW Auxiliary (Colored) 20.00 Elks (Coral City Lodge No. 610, Colored) - 3.00 VFW (Colored) and Color- ed Girl Scouts Woman's Civic Club (Col- ored) Nat. Assn. Advancement of Colored People 5.00 Catholic Colored Youth Or- $ 56.01 11.92 10.00 of Congregational Church Elected Percy Roberts, Robert Knowles and Leo Hicks were elected trus- tees of the Congregational Church at the annual church meeting held last night. The meeting was call- ed to order by the pastor, Rev. John E. Pickens, who conducted a brief devotional service. The pastor was then elected modera+ tor. Reports were received from of- ficers and organizations, most of which were very encouraging. The church has been without a regular pastor for nearly a year, but the work went on under the efficient leadership of consecrat- ed laymen and laywomen. Finan- cially, the church was reported in better condition than existed at the last annual meeting. Sunday School Superintendent John Archer reported for his de- partment, stating that the aver- age attendance for the year was 103. He particularly praised the work of teachers and officers be- cause of their faithful attention to duties. Other reports were re- ceived from the Primary and Junior Departments of the Sun- day School; Junior Christian En- deavor; choir; Congregational Pil- grim Youth; Missionary Society; Goodwill Mission Circle; Wom- hy THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Named Typist of | =the Weather FORECAST Key West C. of C. Key West and Vicinity: Partly Miss Doris Thompson, 320 Mar-| cloudy with little change in garet Street, has been appointed| temperature today, tonight and as typist-receptionist at the! Friday, Gentle to moderate vari- Chamber of Commerce, USO Cen- | able winds, ter, to succeed Miss Mary Sellers.} forida: Partl: . ‘ + Hy ly cloudy south Miss pepe: : Bia ae peye portion, mostly cloudy with oc- nai te Papper mes * eT) casional rain north portion to- Met Cc . t aif ay day, tonight and Friday. Slightly ae e As ompany, formerly | cooler north and central portions, er: wali otherwise little change in tem- y perature. Helen R. Saunders Jacksonville through Florida W. d L . Straits and East Gulf: Gentle to eds Louis Schuck moderate winds, northerly over Mr. and Mrs. Fred Saunders |®0rth portion and variable over yesterday announced the mar-|S0uth portion through Friday. riage of their daughter, Helen} Partly cloudy weather south and Ruth Saunders, to Louis Henry mostly cloudy with | occasional Schuck, son of Mr, and Mrs,| light rain north portion, Louis Schuck of Orlando, Jan- REPORT uary 2. Key West, Fla. Jan. 9, 1947 The double-ring ceremony was'|(Qbservation taken at 8:30 a.m., performed at the nome of the Eastern Standard Time, bride’s _ parents,, 1315 Olivia City Office) street, by Rev. G. Leon Wells, Temperatures pastor of the First Methodist|Highest yesterday - - 81 Church, Relatives and _ close|Lowest last night § 68 friends attended. . Mean SEs Se ue The bride wore a gray pin-|Normal — EMRE EATE stripe suit with cherry-coke Precipitation shoes and bag. Her corsage was | Rainfall, 24 hours ending en’s Auxiliary, and the Band of Prayer, which was responsible for the organization of the church years ago. Other officers elected included Mrs. John Archer, clerk; Joseph Boza, treasurer; Henry Saunders, Vernon Lowe and William Pierce, deacons, and Mrs. Edith Watkins, deaconess. The Congregational Church has entered ihto a special arrange- ment by which Rev. Pickens di- rects the work of this church and the Poinciana Comniunity Church, with Rev. Wallace H. Sterns as associate. Junior Woman’s Club ganization 5.00 St. Francis Xavier School 5.25 Business and Professional Women’s Club of Key West - 3.00 Hotel Asociation 15.00 American Legion (Arthur Sawyer Post) 25.00 VFW Auxiliary (White) 50.00 Lions a. 7150/00) VFW Post 3911 .... 50.00 American Legion Auxiliary (White) 4 15.00 Pallbearers Lodge No. 15 (Colored) 10.00 Congregation B'nai Zion by Joe Pearlman S Catholic Daughters - and Church of St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Key West Woman’s Club 15.00 25.00 10.00 Key West Rotary Club 25.00 Elks Club - 100.00 S. H, Kress & Co. 10.00 M. D. Ellis 10.00 Albert B. Cooper 5.00 Paul Sher for Freddie Sher 25.00 Flavel Leach x - 2.00 Hunter Harden 5.00 Mrs. Vermell Hutcheson 5.00 Mrs. Willard Albury’s col- lection of pennies 11.67 Frank Bentley 5.00 Fred Miller of Key West Provisions 10.00 “Crip” Roberts of Two Friends Bar 75.00 Blass Zatade of Sloppy Joe's 20.00 Harry Roberts of The Drift- wood 5.00 Sebastian Cabrera 10.00 Robert Whidden 10.00 Sunday School of Congre- gational Church 10.00 Total— Expenditures Xmas Trees at Key West Provisions 625 Pounds of Candy at $990.54 S. H. Kress 250.00 Music 20.10 Oranges 27.50 Xmas Wrapping Paper, Cord, Ete. 8.60 Groceries and Vegetables at Key West Provision . 135.73 80.00 Twenty $1 bills for County $ 35.00) — Holds Monthly Session The monthly business meeting of the Key West Junior Wom- en's Club was held in the club house Tuesday night, with Mrs. Ramona Knight presiding. Mrs. Knight gave a report on the pro- ceeds from the Christmas holi- day dance held December 20, and also reported the Christmas bas- ket was delivered to the county home. Plans were discussed for the club’s annual cabaret to be given in March, and other plans for raising money were discussed. Minutes of the last business meeting were read by Mrs. Cleora Johnson. The next social will be held the last Thursday of this month, Mrs. Betty Saun- ders was named publicity chair- man, 5 Baby .Dell_ Show-€onfined To Harris School Pupils Only children who are pupils in the Harris public school are permitted to have entries in the baby doll show that will be held in the auditorium of the school- house on Tuesday night, January 14, beginning at 7:30 o’clock. “Mothers and fathers” of the dolls must file their entries not later than January 10, Miss Ma- rie Haskins informs The Citi- zen. As the local doll population was increased greatly at Chris mas time, Miss Haskins thinks that many dolls will be entered in the show. Announce Birth Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Livau- dais, 526 William Street, today announced the birth of a son in the Key West General Hospital X aPNNHRODUUUANAUEEEOUUOOSUOREUUONONEEOOUUAAGEEUAA AAA, of white chrysanthemums and| 8:30 a.m., inches 0 and she wore a spray of white Relative Humidity flowers in her hair, Mr. and Mrs. WY Jack Saunders, brother and sis- Tomorrow's Almanac ter-in-law of the bride, attended (Eastern Standard Time) the couple, The bridesmaid wore | Sunrise US am a black and white suit with rishi ae ea black accessories. Her corsage mMocnset fOnh Gane was of pink carnations. After the ceremony the couple cut a three-tiered wedding cake, which was served with punch to the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Schuck left a short time later for a two weeks’ honeymoon. in Central Florida. Miss Saunders graduated from Key West High School with the class of 37. She is a member of the Junior Women’s Club. TIDES Tomorrow Naval Base (Eastern Standard Time) High Tide Low Tide 12:45 a.m. 6:21 a.m. 5:43 p.m. ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA | Keference Station: Key West Time of| Height of The couple will make their tee led [high water home at 1110 Georgia street. Both ana Mo de 00 ti i are employed at the Submarine Nata a yarn .0 ft. Base at the present time. io Name Key +2hr. j (east side) —20 min. . oy: Boca Chica —Ohr. | Hospital Auxiliary | sanay Pointy .40 min, Caldas Channel +2hr. Hears Xmas Report} orth end) —10 min. 41.4 1. Reports on the Christmas ac- {Minus Sign—Corrections to be} tivities of various committees of subtracted c | the Municipal Hospital Women’s Plus Sign — Corrections to be} Auxiliary were made at the or- added. | ganization’s meeting yesterday. j Mrs. Dan Navarro, chairman | of the Family Service Commit- Strand Theater tee, reported that her committee BOB HOPE in distributed 16 Christmas boxes to the inmates of the County home. The Auxiliary furnished five trees for the hospital. Twenty- four children of St. Paul’s Epis- copal Church sang at the hospi- tal and each contributed a pack- age. Mrs. .Cyril Marshall and Mrs. Pauline Hemingway prepar- ed a bouquet for each patient's tray; a Mr. Archer contributed a bushel of vegetables and Fred “Monsieur Beaucaire”’ Coming Sunday: “The Bells of St. Mary's” | Monroe Theater | EDWARD G. ROBINSON in “Thunder in the City” Coming: “Drifting Along” | ing carried on at Craig Dock | The Netherlands. ‘the end of Dutch colonial rule. ed Mr. and Mrs. Boza Vendetti-Troxell Marriage} bert Boze, 800 Cen Undersea Warfare |fo'e. Mrs, Boza’s Home Group Leaves Key the couple. Mrs. Mahala Troxell, who had! Mrs. Vendetti’s home is o been employed in the local Navy, Charleston, Ill., and Mr. Vendet- ¢ ©, | yard from May, 1945, until re-| ti’s in Philadelphia. West After Visit cently, and John Vendetti, Jr., Members of the’ Undersae$} th barber in the ship’s service at} Excavations at the site of the e Submarine Base here, were! ancient city of Sargon I, king of Warfare Committee of the Na-|married Tuesday evening by| Assyria, 722-705 B.C., show wall tional morning began their trip back to} in Washington after spending three days at the Fleet Sonar School of ‘the Key West Submarine Base. The committee, which consist- ed of 17 men under the chair- manship of Prof. J. T. Tate of the physics department of the University of Minnesota, exam- ined all phases of the work be- ing carried on by the Sonar School. When they get back to Wash- ington it is expected that the committee will make some rec- ommendations for further re- search with which to push de- velopments in the anti-submarine field. While here the committee in- vestigated the school in the Sub- marine Buse, the operations be- and Boca Chica Seaplane base. They took off for Jacksonville on the first leg of the trip back to Washington at 8 a. m., today. The Answers QUESTIONS ON PAGE 2 1. Greece. | 2. Generally, between the Dar- danelles and the Persion Gulf. 3. Great Britain, France and 4. The United States and Ar- gentina. 5. Natives of South China origin. 6. The proclamation of the State of East Indionesia, marking 7. On China’s Kwantung pen- | insular. 9. China. 10. In 61 countries. AIL TN ALBURY & SON) NEON LIGHTING SERVICE 53214 DUVAL STREET Also Licensed Lost your eppetit yy? When due wtritional anemia, Vin cae < GARDNER'S PHARMACY 1114 Division St.. Cor. Var la Phone 177 Free Delivery Miller the cranberries. A bookcase full of books was contributed by the Jayshees to the Children’s Ward, and the Young People’s Service League of the Episcopal Church present- ed two pictures, also to the Chil- dren’s Ward. Members welcomed back Mr: Horace Connable, who is winter ing here at 215 Whitehead stree Meets Fri MEETINGS TTT ULLAL LLL V.F.W. Auxiliary Meets A meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary will be held tonight at 8 o’clock at the VERY IMPORT KEY WEST CONTRACTORS BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL City Hall at 8:00 P. M. BE SURE and ATTEND! day Night T MEETING ae int Neil Saunders, President. V. F. W. club hous St. Mary’s Sodality To Elect Officers St. Mary’s Star of the Sea parish sedality will meet in the Parish Hall, Duval street, at 8 on December 22. The weighed seven pounds six ounces. Home Inmates and Cards to Accompany Same 20.50 Total— RECEIPTS 54 EXPENSES 577.43 Balance— $413.11 Distribution Committee Report Christmas bags carried to 82 families (364 people) plus 20 per- | sons at the County Home; 16 families (68 people) on the orig- inal list could not be located. Toys were wrapped for 30 es applesauce; ‘3 ¢; each of corn, peas, beans, beets; 2 cases evaporated milk; 100 pounds of rice; 84 pounds of coffee; 5 cases | {of corn beef hash; 300 pounds of Maine potatoes; 1 full case and 24} {extra buches of carrots; 14% full ‘cases of celery, plus 20 ‘stalks, and 3 sacks of medium on- | ions. Cost | Key West Provisions Co. . $133.73 |Cabrera Wholesale Gro- cery 80.00 Kress Co. (wrappings) 8.60 newcomer | extra | o'clock tonight. The sedality will ° jelect officers for the ensuing Best Paying | year. | to) | The last social event of the newly reorganized sedality was | . a largely attended early Christ- | mas morning breakfast that was served after the midnight serv- ices. | Keep berries cool and out of | the sun. They will keep better if | em | placed inthe refrigerator. | Two One On the Water ... the Business Opportunitics | RESTAURANT In Best Location, With Apartment - Strict Investigation Invited Owner Leaving Town — Must Be Sold This Week Price 518,000 Here Is Another RESTAURANT $7,500 OF KEY WEST'S H MES MOST BEAUTIFUL Four Bedrooms In Each Other Close to the Water Research Council this! County Judge Raymond R. Lord See sculptures with elaborately de- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al-| signed Oriental rugs. { Fes Tene i BA Ti OI Rae | aa tte, CASH PAUL'S Groc y “The Friendly Neighborhood Market” 611 FRANCIS St. “The Ex-Serviceman’s Store” PHONE 493 essen STOP - COMPARE - SHOP and SAVE Paul invites you to come to this, “Your Neighborhood Market,” for all your table supplies. Comparison will prove, Quality for Quality, Value for Value, you pay no more and often less when you shop at this, your friendly little market. STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES ‘ FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES and the BETTER GHADE of MEATS Remember, “‘Paul’” Wants To See You WE DELIVER ORDERS — CALL 493 | ee eee Se ed MONROE MARKET 510 FLEMING STREET PHONE 411 Week End Specials iin as Bens PEAS. S 15*|WOIGE _ 210° PEARS "2" 43¢| BEANS ‘cso 15¢ vs ne iwhie 19¢/ BACON ».67° PINEAPPLE: JUICE No. 2 Can18e YOU'LL ALWAYS DO BETTER WHEN YOU SHOP at ARCHER’S SEMI - SELF SERVICE STORE MAKE OUT YOUR LIST and BRING IT TO US! Everything for Best Quality Your Always MEAT - BACON - CREAMERY BUTTER COLD CUTS - DAIRY PRODUCTS - SUGAR eFRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES eSTAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES Phone ccz, Delivery Accepted __Archer’s Grocery __ ; “The Store That Serves You Best” Phones 67 and 47 PADRON’S Grocery JOSE PADRON, Prop. 726 WHITEHEAD and PETRONIA STREETS PHONE 197 Week-End Specials MEATS GROCERIES Prompt Service 814 Fleming Street Leg of Spring Libby's No, 5 Size LAMB Ib. 45c | Tomato Juice, Can 3le Spring Lamb Libby’s No. 2'2 Size STEW Ib. 29¢ | Apple Sauce 2 Cans 41e Western Sunset Brand 16-02, Size BEEF ROAST Ib. 39c | Marmalade Jar 25c¢ Western Purex “% Gal. BEEF STEW ~— Ib. 32¢] BLEACH Jug 25e Center Cut Fren Large Size PORK CHOPS Ib. 55c Soap Powder, Pkg. 29¢ Sliced Breakfast Contading 6-oz. Size BACON Ib. 69¢ | Tomato Paste 3Cans51e Creamery Lux BUTTER Ib. 89¢ 1 SOAP 2 Cakes 25¢ Tender Sweet Ready-to-Eat Philsale No. 2 Size HAM Ib. 55¢] peas Can 15c Brookfield 2-lb. Pkg. “ CHEESE ce ‘olatoes 10 Ibs. 35¢ Large Grade “A” yrs , £2.10 3-Ib. C. $1.48 EGGS Doz. 530 | SPRY oe an te Ficuls Boscus Brand 1-Ib. HAM Ib. 43e COFFEE Jari Ste We Have children in homes; 33 were re-| Dollar bills and cards for turned, leaving a total of 197. To| County Home persons this total were added 23 children | at Fort Village Nursery and 27 in Poinciana, or a total of 247 pack- " ages delivered to children, | a pres Contents of Family ies —_———- COMPLE | tines fllsup with stuffy transient cén- s | | —put a f ft Va-tro-: Potatoes, onions, carrots, cab-| T [ apo eae EH Tee ee bage, celery, canne dpeas, beans, | gestion and makes breathing easier in corn, beets, applesauce, hash, at PRESSER’S. Ry a een see tren mad : ‘ fi snifly, sneezy, stuffy distress of head | evaporated milk, rice and coffee. RADIATOR SHOP | colds. Follow directions in the package. 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