The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 19, 1947, Page 4

Winter Visitors, To Be Feted By Chamber Tonight Pan American Night will be at the Chamber of The Weather FOKECAST , Key West and Vicinity: Partly clagly and continued mild. Winds | Commerce Tourist party at the gentle to moderate southeasterly, Jackson Square USO Patio to- might at 8:00 p, m. Martin Liiraldi, Cuban Consul, will give @ short talk on “Pan American| south and central portions to- Growth.” A ‘program of Latin| night and Thursday. . Cloudy entertainment has been arranged| with rain and cooler over ex- feeturing. dances and a musical] trénie north portion tonight and becoming fresh Thursday. Florida: Partly cloudy and con- tinued mild today and over tributes _ EE, | STOP! I : Largest -and-.Most-.Complete Repair Garage in Monroe County and for the use of cars, VENANCIO CEBALLO DOMINGO LARIZ LARIZ FAMILY. febl¥- Mx Bregram, Thursday. bouffant net skirt. The illusi y ? 5 sion: Those participating will be] East Gulf and Jacksonville | voit was finger tip and vattoched | hy ne ane cake was served Lile Garcia, Buddy Chavez, Ol-| through Florida Straits: Gentle to a tiara of white carnations, | yj che pany i Anetos, Ae # Rivera, Rene Rodriguez, Delio| to moderate winds, southeasterly | ang her ;.bouquet was also ot) faa nas y Albury, while Mrs. |. Alfonse and Armando Chavez,| over south portion and south- 2 arold Haskins. and’ Mrs. Gerald : : th-|white carnations. | Adams presided at the punch and Nancy Valdez westerly over north portion Missi; Hobbs. Was attendéd by} bowls. fect) P — “Queen of the Island” will] through Thursday except nee acl Williams # mmateon of| Saree 4 ee guests included or | Sarees ; " i dina pedi carried yellow ¢ar-| | aha uncle of the bride; Mr, and Prevent, who will be given free} portion tonight and Thursday. : " . 7 > Sightveeing trips, meals, theater} Cloudy with rain extreme north nations, Miss Connie Adams,' Mrs. Charles M. Curry, and Mr. tickets, ete This w ti deatiies wee i? night and Thursday brideamaid, wore a pink gown and Mrs. James D. Curry. hy : gees SERS ee | PORNO) OR Ne ‘athe; | With taffeta bodice and net skirt | The young couple will be at a8 preven most popular, otherwise partly cloudy weather. ieee 08 oli touriete oreoeat c and carried pink. carnations, Miss | home to their friends at 1129 SUT inde to determine which REPORT Marion Solano, bridesgirl, wore! Fleming. street, after a heney- a dress of green net. | moon tri of the 48 states is best repre- Key West, Fla., Feb. 19, 1947, P. sented tonight. Service men from | (Observation taken at 8:30 a.m., 7 eee the chosen stgte, who are present, Eastern Standard Time, EXTEND DATE OF | TWO FOXES, ONE SHOT will be asked to participate in a City Office) CLERK EXAMINATION) HILLSBORO, Iowa. — George 4 \e eran yp peas of “a Temperatures Closing date of clerk examina- | Sellwood, Aa snare had Se | be awarde é ree ne cis: 3 sdav { v! pe call to his heme. | Highest yqsterday 75) tion has been extended to Feb-| “™#WN @ shotgun bead on a fo * phone call to his home Lowest last night 63 | when a second fox appeared just Refreshment furnished — by Meas 69} tary 27, the regional director | jn time to get in on the shot. Sell- the Central Hotel and the South- Normal q1,/of the United States civil serv- | wood, who has killed 39 foxes ern Cross Hotel, will be served Precipitation ice district in Atlanta announced; this year, said it was the first seatonta Rainfall, 24 hours ending today. jtime he ever got two with one BiIRTUD ‘Y PARTY oe 8:30 a.m., inches The position ranges from CAF- | Shot. ue fa for HE NR MORENO Relative Humidity? 1 to C roe 4, paying from $1, slat . John D. Reichard, medical party was held on Saturday i to $2,394 per annum, and is: de d inn, US. Public Health Serv- fer Henry Moreno, son of Mr Tomorrow's Fan ee ' scribed as clerical duties of-a econ at ee Ma, 58 dim@ Mys. Ovilio Moreno, Jr. of! (Eastern Standar Bass | general or specialized characte ey Miami, atthe home of his grand- | Sunrise 6:24 Oo Ender general supervision or to} Moreno, Sr., at 919 Duval street Rise ec 6:12 ae of employes engaged in clerical A large number of Henry’s | Moonse . | work. | 3 friends attended the party and; TIDES | ——$______—_ helped him celebrate his seventh Tomorrow 18 AY’S BIRTHDAYS anniversary. He received many Naval Base : | recor - P ‘i és AUTO BODY SHOP H lovely gifts. Refreshments were} _ (Eastern Standard Time) — | (enon Rates 009-008. GREENE 378 | served and games were played.| High Tide Low Tide {| Edward Weeks, Jr., editor of| Near Corner of Simonton St. Among those present: Olga 10:14 a.m. 3:42 a.m. | Atlantic Month . Boston, born in : BODY and FENDER WORK Avilia, Yolanda “Avilia, Nelson 9:46 p.m. 3:05 p.m. | Elizabeth, N. J., 9 years ago. Wrecks Rebuilt Sawyer, Virginia Rios, Sylvia ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Thomas D. Campbell, note a Auto Painting Rios, Olga and Peter Bravo,} Reference Station: rer Ane |Montana wheat grower, born in} Complete or Retouching | Lourdes and Isabel Gonzales, : inp tig oi |Grand Forks, N. D.,.65 years ag0.' All Work Guaranteed | Sidney Kerr Hortensia Del! Station— Tide |high wa' "| U.S. Senator Scott W. Lucas of; _L eT US GIVE YOU A BID—}| Campo. | Bahia Honda —Ohr. Illinois, born at Chandlersville, | | Misses Collette Vigneux, Lil-| (bridge) 10min. 0.0 ft. |IiL., 55 years ago. ay lion Perez and Roselina Santana; | No Name Key +2hr. | Dr. Milton C, Winternitz of | Mr. and Mrs. Del Campo, Mrs. | (east side) —. 20 min. Yale, famed pathologist, born in a, A. Avalia, Mrs. R. Rios, Mrs, K.| Boca Chica “oh. Columbus, Ohio, 61 years ago. || PEPPER s | Kerr, Mrs, R. Gonzales, Mrs. E. | gauies Game oh William §S. S. Rodgers, zoard | if Sawyer and Mrs. M. Pere Mr chairman of the Texas Company, | 1 and Mrs. Sanchez, of Hay os yimus:Sign-—Corretions to ff. ,|born in Columbus, Ohio, 61 years | PLUMBING SUPPLIES || Cuba | sa fa i AZD»..+» Le The Complete Supply House’ 1 eaten a s 2 Fleming Street | {Plus Sign + Correctibns ita be i 51 z| CARD OF THANKS s PHONE 118 1 We wish to take this means of | added iy ay @ Bathtibs i} thanking neighbors and other) [Laurence L. Winship, manag- Tél i i} friends for their many kind acts | ing editor of The Boston Globe, & ets : i wna words of sympathy following born at Somerville, Mass., 57 years @ Lavatories | +} the death of our loved one. We ago. @ Showers i ilso thank the donors of flgral I| { {i I; ‘ ! | | i .@ Straightening— Body and Fender Painting— Cars and Trucks All Makes @ Lubrication @ Service and Engine Repair ROLLFILIN. nicer Y otaek af | All Makes kd FR ed | @Washing and Polishing Ww $1.29 63¢ g "CeSsS ie slaes 10 4a | sa | @Parits and Accessories 116-616 147 | 96¢ @ Tires This is high speed pan guar- rushes enteed film — furnished in in- dividvel boxes Remit with order; add 10¢ for Postage and handling. We al- low © special 10% discount on order for 12 or more roll films, Sora ' MAIL ORDERS FILLED MonroeMotors, Inc. Howard E. Wilson, Pres. 1201 WHITE ST. PHONE 725 PACECHROME co. 630 Ninth Avenue rh ION Y New Ye Watch for IT In The Citizen A BOMBSHELL of a CLEARANCE SALE Miss Dorothy Mae Hobbs _ Weds Albert E. Johnson Miss Dorothy Mae Hobbs be-| Carl Williams served as best | came the bride of Albert E.!man, and Buddy Navarro anal Johnson, Jr., Saturday at 6 p.m.,| Carl Ford were ushers. in the First Methodist Church.} Nuptial music was provided by The double ring ceremony was organist, Mrs. Claude Salis, who performed hy the Rev. G, Leon; also accompanied Mrs. Orion Wells. | Russell, who sang “Eternal Love” The bride, given in marriage | and “Because.” by her uncle, Lars*Hansen, wore Following the service a re- | a dorial< Been. auadeeiui on | ception was held at the Womans } “ | Club House, which was decorat- embroidered organdie bodice and} ed with white and pink gladioli, | @ Cast Iron Pipe @ Galvanized Pipe -@ Sinks @ Heaters COME and GET WHAT YOU NEED! 2 COUPLES ISSUED yesterday by County Judge Ray- mond Ry Lord to two couples. Those Joseph Montorsi, 22, U. S. Navy, and Josephine Garcia, 2), ————————————— | Sedan of 737 Olivia street, and Ver-| non A. Jackson, 23, Homestead, and Barbara J. Green, 16, Mara- thon. Strand Theater WILLIAM GARGAN in “HOT CARGO” Coming: “Easy to Wed” Monroe Theater ‘RAIN’ (Sadie Thompson) with JOAN CRAWFORD Coming: “Trail to Mexico” CUSTOM-TAILORED* VENETIAN BLINDS @ Window Shades @ Awnings Available in the Best Materials and Workmanship s -Also—— FLEXIBLE ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Will Withstand Salt Air and. | Extreme Humidity KEY WEST Venetian Blind Co.| 120 Duval, Jefferson Hotel Bldg. CALL 1042 for Estimates | The———— HIT PARADE Is On! Our Red Hot Specials Appear in The Citizen on Monday- Wednesda’ Saraamie A “HARD-TC ” Another SEARS Special for All Makes of Cars A_Limited Quantity .. . Order MUST Be Placed Early for Delivery SEARS a OFFICE ROEBUCK & CO. PHONE = ‘receiving them were | Also Licensed Phone 648-M Toilet, Be Cruiser Day Details and “MAN AND HIS BODIES” Classes Open to the Public $21 Eaton Street 8:00 P.M. 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