The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 1, 1947, Page 6

mally... ra injection in the lower Shrine Club's, parkiwl in = ee part of the verebral column is| ami May 16 and 17, it wee | nounced today by John K. Clem-' Of the 150.000 dactors in the country, only about 1,600 of them have been trained to handle the tish continuous caudal : anelogsia..» It takes about two weeks to’ train second part a doctor to use the method. Dr. Hingson is, training about 14 doc- tors every two weeks. Dr. Hingson revealed » that 400,000 babies have beeh born since the introduction of the method of controlling birth pains. } yy | tary; George Upchurch, Grand | Chet de Gare, 40/8; U.. J.. Del . gado, Grand Chef de Train, 40/8; “8 * George J. Pernick, Chef de Gare - Commander, C. ‘B.‘Har-| Passee, Voiture Locale 728; Rob- > | veys ) Ast: View beng vo-gernil ert J., Mills, National Executive Geor ~2nd--Viee/Committeeman Alternate; Mrs. F. Hanrahan;| Charles Hjort, President, Aux- iliary Unit No. 28, and many others. 3 T. Voiture. Locale 728, and. 8 ; Societe, will conduct ii ‘annual 5 Executive Commit-| installation at 5 p. m., Saturday, : Kermit Richardson, Paul) ot the Key West Yacht Club. Mesa, Je., and Robert N. Dillard.: George Upchurch, Daytona Prior. to the Legion installation, | Beach, Grand Chef de Gare, the officers of Auxiliary One (will be installing officer! George No. 28, will be installed by Mrs.' J. Pernick is the retiring Chef A. _E. Reinhardt, Miami Beach, de Gare. Robert D. Smith will fag District President, Those to pe installed as Chef de Gare for be installed are: jthe coming year along with President, Miss. Gretna _Mc-' others. Clain; Ist Vice gency naaba A joint ° installation of Keys _|dack Saunders; 2nd Vice Presi- Memorial Post No. 145, Taver- dent, Mrs. Kermit Richardson; pier, and Marathon Post No. Secretary, Mrs. Robert Daniels; 154, will be held Saturday, May Treasurer, Mrs. ‘Newell Pinder; 19, 1947, at the Marathon Cham- Historial, Mrs. George J. Pernick; per of Commerce. , The Auxil- Chaplain, Mrs. Josephine Pio-! jaries will also be installed the dela; Sergeant at “Arms, Miss} ———$————— ——$——————_———- Rose Mario Sands; and Amaia, —y OUR Sergeant at’ Arms, Mrs. Barbara | aler Whitehead. | .Vance C. Stirrup is the retir- ing Post. Commander of Arthur MONROE MOTORS, INC. Sawyer Post No. 28, and Mrs.' 1201 gh st. ‘ Charles Hijort, is the retiring; the Amazing New President of the Auxiliary Unit. | LASTICR' Immediately following the | Baas Wena LOME ceremonies, a supper and dance’ gPimmic weencrentive for chtom: will follow., All Legionnaires, seat een or Apy wives, Auxiliary members, and 2-WAY‘PROTECTIO! friends are invited to attend this Complete for - annual affair. | ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION Among the distinguishea’ Duval Sales, Distributors guests: to be present are District ' 713 Duval Street Phone 9178 same evening. The installing of: ficer for the .Legion Posts = be Vance C. Stirrup, 10th Dis- Monroe The trict Executive Co ittee: { it mimi man, AY in a assisted by the Key West Guard} of Honor. Mrs. A. E. Reinhard] “The Falcon’s Alibi” will install the auxiliary unit AA aA PAUL'S ¢ GROCERY Operated By PAUL HEFLIN 611 Francis Street Phone 493 Here xen Wide Variety of fimerna NOURISHING FOODS Do Your Week-End Shopping Here . Surprise yourself with the many ae menus you can arrange, and save STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES WE, DELIVER ORDERS —- TELEPHONG, 493. iS FIV IVVIFIIVTVFFCR GIGS fe Monroe Market NEW 533 William Street 2ourmano sr. LOCATION SOUTHARD ST. nn: END SPECIALS == LARGE CREAM 22 25¢| COFFEE 50° 59 15° CONCERT “ind Sonor” High School Bands Tuesday, May 6th, 1947, at 8 P.M High 5 208 Auditorium Sliced Breakfast CREAM 5 CANS 65° BACON BUTTER si. ».65¢ | CLOROX —— 40¢ POWDER .. »..36°| SAUCE 3 cans 20° We Carry Only Top-Quality Western MEAT: LAMB - Beer - PORK - HAMS—and Garden-Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES PADRON'S Grocery JOSE ‘PADRON, Prop. 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