The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 27, 1947, Page 3

THE SU OSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1947 Saeuneeeeee Key West High Favored To Spill Delray Beach In Debut At Distriet Tourney Tonigh to in the District: ht Class B Hi es Sehool bas- t r ent at Lake} Se at ioe \Licenses To Wed priy th wning for the | The Conchs meet “ n their first tour- 1. Pepper took with | They were issue to: ' 1 Bernie Papy,| William R. Fry, 21, U. S. Navy. Lavst Albert) Parra,| and Jacquelyn E. Charron, 2 | Galey Sweeting, 905 Ashe street; to George J. Ho. | i8™ Shipman, Edward Nowlin, erett W. Hall, 25, U. S. Navy Miller and As- ' ly Albury sso | idec ries of |p. m., and Lake Worth faces | jay at the big; South Broward ‘at 4 o’clock. At | i where | 7:30 Pompano takes on Belle ng for a‘ Glade. is six te eet | While Key West journeys to habe Wort! ould be| Leon High and Tech High of Mi » large uy rm ['ami both start play today in the weet Delray} Class A event at Miami. The , Conchs spilled both schools by Conchs will} wide margins earlier this season o'in running up 11 ‘wins in 13 e first tv n_ which starts. “WONROE MARKET FLEMING STREET PHONE 411 Week End Specials All Popular Brands WICE 3 No. 2 25¢ Cans COFFEE = .92| JUICE 3 JUICE 3 ‘com 25° Ail Brands Limit Six | ORANGE PHILLIPS’ BEANS 20s = "13° BEEF HASH’S.30° [MAB SAUCE 3 cam 25¢ PEAS 2 ai 25° Jewel l-lb. Pkg. TOMATOES "2 18¢| SHORTENING 42° potatoes 9 »20°| OLEOMARGARINE Ib. 42c PADRON’S | Grocery JOSE PADRON. 726 WHITEHEAD ae PETRONIA STREETS PHON' Week-End Specials MEAT-DAIRY PRODUCIS PICNIC Ready-to-Eat lb. 43¢ STEW. 31¢ | 4 39° Gcemorgerine th the| LAD. . -_Ib. 36 BUTTER». 81°] SPARE RIBS .. 49° BACON w. 65°| ROAST _. ». 55¢ CHEESE 2!,98¢|MEAT ». 39° GROCERY DEPARTMENT | PEAS “a. 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Hill, 27, of oneal | into membership at the zegular | Philadelphia, have just complet- |here and intend to return next 1 i a A= | TLegionnatres 4G | | Sawyer. Post, "No. 28, American | will leave shortly for a briet | 122" well is 109 feet deep (the | at Miami Beach, March 16. j Blondel Hancocks stated that| West. While here they visited ee { WE Went, WELL sate ‘A HOLE non Name Delegates — To Conference Delegates to the Tenth district conference were chosen ast! Finan, who have been guests at night at a meeting. of Arthur} Hotel La Concha the last 10 days, |ple who like to gawk down into Colonel and ‘ Mrs. Bernard ja hole. . It claims to have the world's Jargest hand dug well. Built in 1887 by the Santa Fe railroad, Legion.’ The delegates are George | Visit in Havana. W. Sikes, ‘U. J. ‘Delgado, Frank Visit Watkins 1 Family ae roe * Warren, Al-| Mr. and Mrs. James St. rere Until 1932 it was used for the Pes Faneeey abd, Nance epee Jot East Paterson, N. J., are visit- town’s water supply. Then a new |rup. The conference will be held jing Mrs. Stanford Watkins and | 41 was dug and the big hole family, 1018 Elgin street, for a Was abanddned. few days. Mrs. St. Gearge is a rm ‘ ece of Mrs. Watkins; her hus- {depth of an average - ten-story pa and 32 feet in diame- Today signs at the outskirt of this town of 1,300 advertise “the world’s largest hand dug well.” Last year alone, 60,900 tourists signed the guest register. The following applications for ni membership were approved: Chark band is president of the Board aries D: Higes:3-M Ball, Wil. of Education in Paterson. Richard’ F. Brown, Gilbert Ogden, Walter } Roberson. They will be received Have Pleasant Stay er ie kind 00 Gone eaaie! Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rowan, of | wére delighted with their sojourn ae One caches Soc biesheo one See pater ee MARVENE meeting of March 12. ed an enjoyable stay in Key | winter. | a dance will be held in the}Mrs. A. P. Knowles, 821 Duval Play Much Tennis Here Vacationing at the Casa Marina | 8, for the benefit of the Post’s| kowicz and Mrs, Betty Potrosky. | are Mr. and Mrs. David Peet,} ball team. Hancock is the chair- | Mrs. Knowles said the Rowans | Greenwich, Conn. avid tennis man of the ball team committee. | -—_—___—_-_--_______ | enthusiasts who get in several First nominations for officers| will be received on March 12. | fast sets each day. The Peets, who Election will be conducted on | arrived here February 17, will leave Key West Merch 3. Fausto’ S ~ Grocery Fleming and Simonton Streets Telephone 48 F resh honk, en amines Meats-bids Ey F rosted Foods for the coming year were receiv- ed. Second and final nominations March a5 in Legion Hally, “All Prices: Are Good TODAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY-Make Your Selection Early! 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