The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 15, 1947, Page 3

Club, -. work} 2 Newsfeatures : tae ISA SE the ‘hare ofthe Ametican Dephriory Thsaiel cazoeek -Broadway hit. “Alice in Wonderland,” derives from the fact that | nanranaglien flora edie pian od atari rat $ | illustrations of John Tenniel. Here is side-by-side proof. The draw- “|: ings come from the Grosset & Dunlap. junior library edition.. Jocab club, who said it would ad- vance the Boy Scout program in|. ae Key: West and the county. : et ‘There are now upwards of 300 "men and boys interested ‘in} ‘2 He Scouting in Key West, Brick told «| ‘the Rotarians. There is a con-{ ‘tr siderable number of volunteers | ; the Boy Scouts. They are head- "ed by the Rev. E. S. Doherty, : . district chairman of the Boy} In the absence of President Earl Adams, the chair was taken today by Horace O’Bryant, prin-|- . cipal of Key West High School, * who introduced the speaker. ; : ‘ Only Rotarian visiting the club today was Dan P. Johnson, Wake Forest, N. C. ae _ Mrs. Navarro Made _ Hospital Woman’s e7e § : ‘ Auxiliary Leader Mrs. Dan Navarro was elected ‘president of the ‘Woman's: Aux- _ iliary of the Municipal Hospital “yesterday at a_ well-attended : meeting at’ the Woman’s Club. The session was presided over by the retiring president, Mrs. William R. Warren, who has been head of the organization since its inception two years ago. Trib- : ute was paid the retiring presi- Kk dent for her able leadership dur- ing the formative years of the ple auxiliary. Nine new members attended the. meeting. <2 aera Other officers elected were ena . Mrs. .Cyril Marshall, first vice president; Mrs. Reginald Pritch- ard, second vice president; Mrs. Roland Goulet, recording secre- tary, and Mrs. U. J. Delgado, treasurer. Mrs. B._C. Papy was elected from the floor as a mem- ber of the executive committee. = Gregory. Allen Curry Christened } Gregory Allen Curry, son of:Mr. and; Mrs.’ Allen E: Curry, 723 Eaton street, was christened Sun- ‘ day morning at 11 o’clock in the : Fleming Street Methodist Church bv Rev. G. Leon Wells. The christening was from a fount given by the Currys in the names of: their two. sons, Russell Alien, and Gregory Allen, The dedication and presentation of the christening fount were also held at the same time. Gregory Curry was born March 17, and his godfather is Robert Bond of Miami. Godmothers are Miss, Minnie Louise Williams of Tampa:and Mrs. Francis X¥. De- laney of this city. Out-of-town guests at the cere- mony were Mrs. Charles H. Wil- liams, Tampa; Mrs. Robert Bond, and Mrs. Leo Williams, Miami. . 2006000000008 CCOCC8C8OOO = People’s Forum ‘The Citisem wetcomes expres- afems ef the views of its rend- ers. but the editer reserves the rigSt te delete any items which are considered libelous or unwar- ranted. The writers should be fair ama confine the letters to 800 werds, and write on one side ef the paper only. Signature of the writers ».28¢ accompany the letters and will be published un- leas requested otherwise. Alice at the Mad Tea Party with the Mad Hatter. THANKS THE CITIZEN Heb iii tae Editor, The Citizen: - Enclosed please find an Award of Merit in recognition of loyal service in the 1947 Red Cross Fund. *. The publicity, which you gave ‘in the interest of raising our chapter quota, has been of no-| table value to us in our inter- pretation to the community the broad program which the Amer- ican Red Cross is obligated to continue through the chapter services. J. Y. PORTER, IV, Chairman, ® 1947 Red Capss Fund. BN. SG NeOi eee iain see ery Cars for Poland WARSAW, Poland.— (AP) —| The semi-official newspaper Rzeczpospolita says it won’t be long now until another touch of | rang is added to the Polish | State Railways. The journal said ! Encounters 20 new sleeping cars soon will/ run on Polish southern and Tweedledum eastern railways and five Sg and His Twin cars and several club cars a so| j wil] be put into operation. ae T weedledee,