The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 25, 1947, Page 6

PAGE FOUR FAMED SCULPTURE THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘Mrs. Hilferty, L. G. ‘Birthday Party (Girl Scouts To | PaAPY Acourrren | ipply To Wed | ae a (Continued fron rage Oner (George Married In. Held For Myrna Fight Mosquitoes ay vewonabte dour as to the| Applications tor | ft f charges, that’ they should not /e@nees were ft “ |Philadelphia, Pa. Munson Hyre, Gills Stoutgemtroapays sand @,lconvitt ey se | : ga, met for their weekly swim at! Both State Attorney Orion C [plan Harned. t Mrs. Ethel M. Hilferty, a In celebration of her fifth iaeeSubki Bizo, | péoleye eave isi : pe Pail spit thes ; zo — Ha . . Tired Philadelphia and Washington, birthday anniversary, Myrna go) ing ; {West Palin Beach. special a ae ee running trom jand Louis L. George, Jr., 3050, Munson Hyre, daughter of Mr. 00 0 ant appointed by Millard | 94° both of A27 E Hou land Mrs. Paul B. Hyre, of Semi-| At a short business session held VCitawanl Stead Une. ewes the store to store Harris avenue, Key West. were hse aldwell, sti h vat | oti hern (22, street, played hostess to aj prior to the swim, it was decid- their principal witnesses had ne! married) in) Chost | Duthem! number vote (her young driends|eq by the pins andi leaders to} possible. motive to make hPL The managemer Shop the Church, Philadelphia, on July 19,,at a party’ tin her hohe on!eo.operate with the Jaycees in icharges ii 4b4ee TONY SA iibyethe Rey.) baul | Wagner: Mx Wednesday, : j tle , mosquito control pro case wa en the BODY SHOP wishes + " easy way and Mrs. Herman T. Heiser, Al-}| Party games, prizes and re-jhy seeing that their yards are /at 5:08 p.m. and it returned its | late Mr. W. E. BROWN den, Pa., were attendants, jfreshments made up an enj ept free of mosquito breeding j verdict at 5:43 p.m ish Lane. owner of « ¢ After the ceremony. a dinner able evening for those attending. | places and also by asking the co- | convertible sedan or [was given for the wedding party | Little Donna Torbitt was the|operation of residents in their! Tea is very susceptible to ed rded a FREE PAIN a in the Benjamin Franklin Hotel. :Jucky winner of the gir! SI neighborhood and easily contaminated ' . Following the dinner, the bride while Robert Cooper claimed| [py this way, the girls find that |should be kept in an au-tight et anytime that & conven “ and groom left for a honeymoon honors. for the boy’s prize. y, too, can have a part in this Container you. Mr. Brown. |trip to Colorado Springs, Colo. | Those. ,who came to make} mely important work of TONY'S . ‘ ' ae aaa party a happy one were: freeing the city of pests TONY'S Nester Meols Ph . 160 Who) Is' To Ba) Pitisd? Sandra and Diane Knight.| During the swimming session. 600-608 GREENS OTHEE venane ’ “I declare,” remarked Mrs. Donna and Skipper Torbitt, Nan-!the girls played relay — gi Near the Corner of * !Thorshy, “I t can’t under- cy . Saitth, Lee, Weatherford,|with the teams of Sylvia Taylor istand ‘it. J Hanover has) Michael Whitt) 11f,-Marilyn Wil-land Blanche Alligood. winnins. | aan seat : {married M y (Taylor. It’s simply | liams, Jeff Curry, Leland Rob-|Pennics were thrown into the For Information ati¢ . yawful, awful _ ferts, Bobby Dreher, Henry andjpool and the girls coming up;to names of persons break- S . lt “Awful?” demanded Mr. T..| Robert Villate, Candy, Byrant]with the most. pennics wereling and entering Cabin J pec taity AP Newsteatures ee era ne cyening and Joseph Elliot Williams, Don-|Svivia Taylor and Elsie Lee Cruiser 183211 on Roosevelt : paper, “what's awful about it?” Sid and Jimmie Felton, Jeanne 1 , : } | | PGRMEEM Ter ~Pennsylvania’s world-renowned George Grey “Why don’t you realize,” wail- Weathetiord Kathy McHugh. Thompson. Boulevard S 10ppe Barnard statuary is getting a $7,000 face-lifting. led Mrs hat Jerry Hanov beh a an my a | Owner: aan « woove’ | David Bnd Gail Sweeting, and Bennet n 1940 and 1946, the A special penetrating wax is being worked into the faces/is the worst sinner in this town, RGhere Goagar BGlecnnelsonlUs SU inuustielere:| RALPH J. FARALDO, THE STOR: of the sculptured figures flanking either side of the main en- wee Mary Taylor is a perfect a aoakchi: dabopatonics eae 1e0O Retna Stes Regie’ —ti thy trance of the Keystone State’s granite Capitol. Mr, T was suddenly stuck| 90.6 per cent. Frank Hoffman, deputy secretary of property and supplies, by the terrible impact’ of the} said the operation should * ‘preserve the priceless marble statu-|news. ary for another 40 years or so. | “Gosh!” he whispered. “Didn't He said the experts also will place preservative in cracks!h« set his punishment! Just Arrived?! which had developed in the two groups—one representing men| and women in attitudes representing the spiritual burdens of mankind and the other humanity advancing through the inspi- tation of work and brotherhood. Counted by Barnard himself as one of his greatest works, the statuary was culptured from Carrara marble and dedicated in 1911. A native of Bellefonte, Barnard is buried in Harris- burg because he wanted to be near his works even in death. A wooden blanket was erected around the statuary last] “Why jyour lon; lyou are wife at | “Madar upon me, of fear.” Booh Daughter to Carbonells don't you fight ggainst| Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio Carbonell, ging for drink? When /1320 Royal street, announce the tempted, think of your |birth of a daughter in, Key West home.” Municipal Hospital at 12:14 m, when the thirst is o'clock this afternoon, I am absolutely devoid | The newcomer weighed seven | pound. 10 ounces winter to keep out the wind and rain until the preservative treat-|j~ tment could be completed. ‘The water was getting into the cracks and freezing,” Hoff-| man explained. "Something had to be done to save them for posterity.” Virginia Kell y Mine Marie Minden Engaged To Ens. ‘Henry Monroe To Hallie P. Rice Wed On August 2 w.| an- 425 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly, of 1218 White street, nounce the engagement and preaching of Gaughter, Virginia, to Ensign Hallie Palmer Rice, USN, son of Mts. George B. Rice of Juneau, Alaska. M Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pinder, | 815 Fleming street. announce the engagement of their daugh- | ter, Miss Rose Marie Pinder, to {Henry Munroe. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Monroe, 721 Love | Lane. The wedding will take | place at 8 p. m., Saturday, Aug- | ust 2, in the Fleming Strect | Methodist Church. Miss Pinder the class of ap- marriage their aduate of ‘the Immaculate, iss Kelly is a Convent of Mary class of 1946. Ensign Rice attended Reed College, Portland, Ore., before entering the Naval Academy. He graduated from the Academy in 1945, and his present is a graduate a 1947 of the Key West High School. Mr. Munroe served in the U. S. Navy three years. He is now employed at 'N Monroe Motors Co. | duty is lett ee ieeeeeey | cegmmanding officer of the USS ag ¢ 1609, the’ Dutch PCS 1386, stationed in Key wee cairying on trade from West. Jav The wedding will take place on September 12, at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, STRAND THEATRE Now Showing “JUNGLE PRINCESS” Dorothy Lamour - Ray Miiland Starting Sunday “NORTHWEST TRAIL” Bob Steel - Madge Bellamy e | MONROE THEATRE | Now Showing i “TRAILING DANGER” Johnny Mack Brown and Raymond Hatton Chicken Shack 800 CAROLINE STREET Phone 9238 F Delicious Golden F |}, FRIED CHICKEN reNCNi Fried POTATOES a CHICKEN EN BASKET de Open Daily ‘til 12 P.M. Starting Sunday “EL REBELDE” Jorge Negrete - Julio Villareal WE SPECIALIZE in... PEPPER 5" | | @ Repairing Plumbing Supplies. @ keruinsing $12 Fleming St. Phone 118, @ Recording Summer Specials on @ Retaping WATER HEATERS 15 gal. gas side arm | | Venetian Blinds complete . + $40.00 30 gal. gas side arm, A R complete - $45.00; 20 gal. gas automatic. 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