The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 22, 1947, Page 6

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PAGE FOUR Miami Speaker And Fine Musical Program To Mark 2nd Anniversary Celebrate Fitth Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Pierce, 619. Service Of Youth For Christ Here 22iietnsivcrary tact nan J. A. McLAREN, DIRECTOR Meee MIAMI Y.Cc, IS wove Group Left For HARRY RUSSELL DIRECTIN' rata Legion Meeting The second anniversary of the! Vance Stirrup, post command- founding of Youth for Christ in|er of Arthur Sawyer Post 28, Key West will be observed Satur-| and a group of Key Westers left | day night at 7:30 o'clock in the ¢4. New York City by automobile Wisst Methodist Church, ‘today to attend the national apne tho. yenrs,, ago that the | convention of the American Le- iriternational young people’s there August 28-30. movement made its first appear- jgion ‘mee in Key West at the First Others who left with Stirrup Methodist Church, with a program were Frank Hanrahan, at pres- ting Herman Voss, well- jent vice commander of Sawyer & mown radio organist from Chi-'Post, Neil Shea and Harry H. fago, who was then in the Navy;Roberts. They called at the here; Chaplain Harry F. Barnett, Chamber of Commerce office and { USNR; Mrs. Grant Duncan, ma- |got a quantity of literature cov- | rimba artis formerly with the! lering the Key West area which “Hour of Charm”, and the Free ithey plan to distribute to Leg- . Foliowing in their |ionnaires from every point of, ave been many Ser'V- the compass. ice men and Key West young people. Russell, director of Youth st, who is a ministerial | rtudent at Asbury College, an-/ younces that Saturday’s program ! will include lively, inspirational; music and an address by an out- standing speaker. Following the regular service in the church aud- itorium, refreshments of fruit punch and the anniversary cake will be sedved in the Annex. The outstanding speaker will be J. A. McLaren, director of the Miami Youth for Christ. Baritone soloist Johny Reid, a string en- able Fullness? Are you troubled by distress of female functional monthly disturbances? Docs this make you suffer from “pain, | feel nervous, ‘restless ‘weak—at such times? Then po try semble, and the “All-Girls YFC| Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- cigar rt such symptoms! Choir” will also be heard. The} Pn’ Tecent medical test’ Pinsham's choir will sing “The Ninety and Nine”, while the story is present- ed _in technicolor film-slides. To honor all past officers of Youth for Christ here, front seats will be in ribbons, where these workers are invited to sit in a group. ¢ Marcellus Quits As Band Leader At High School dohn R. Marcellus has resigned his position as director of music at Key West High School, Horace O’Bryant, principal of the school, announced today. O'Bryant said he had hired an- ether man, H. E. Grant, who had about 11 years’ teaching experi- enee in band work, but he had re- Compound proved remarkably’ Reipful | to women troubled this way. It’s what Doctors call a uterine sedative. It hag ‘@ grand soothing effect on one of wome @n's meat important organs. arly —Pinkham's Com- uild up resistance to such ‘Iso @ Great stomachic tonic! SORRY, LABOR DAY here,” said O’Bryant. “Today I am trying to get in touch with a men in Minnesota, but the posi- tion is still open. All other jobs are filled at the High School.” Marcellus has accepted,a .better. position... with - Oflatitio ~ High School, according to word receiv- ed by O’Bryant. “THE STORE The Largest, Exclusive Engagement | Announced | Mr. and Mrs. Ulric Henso1 1215 South street, announce to- ; day the engagenfent df their. daughter, Rosemary Smith, to William R. Majors, son ‘of Mr. ! and Mrs. Leroy Majors, of Beaver | Falls, Pa. Miss Smith is a graduate of | the Convent Mary Immaculate, class of 47. No'definite date has yet been set for the wedding. SCHOOL OPENS No, we're not just a littie bit Wilson Jollys Police Post Made Permanent} The Civil Service Conmissiant| has approved the permanent ap- | pointment to the police force of Officer Wilson Jolly, effective August 16. Jolly has just com pleted his six months’ probation- | ary appointment. { PRICE CORRECTION | The price of Birds Eye Spinach in 14-0z. packages was advertised We've worked hard sccuring UNDER CNE ROOF—no need At Popuiar Prices in Elwood’s Place announcement in Thursday's Paper as 20c per Package. This price should have heen 27 cents. \ \ bine i “ace speed of ants varies with | ie temperature. * : vachibdontey Boys’ Shirts, Slack Suits, GIRL IN CASES Delivered To Your Home ICE COLD $ PHONE 215 | Baer’s Market GEMS .... America’s 8 al Zerphr Torso length sweat | Case { GET THE HABIT PINKHAM’S Conrowa ' U Have Neither the Time nor Material to Do Any NEIL SAUNDERS — SIGNS———_ INCORPORATED CHILDREN'S Store in Key West TIME TO START GETTING READY! What we mean is, it’s really time to do a little thinking —— and acting —— about SCHOOL items for your boys and girls. mained here only one day 2 era wr ere “Yesterday I received a wire! from Grant, who then was in Coral Gables, saying he had de- cided not to take the position for ihe kids in lower grades, High school and for the College Miss—We have them kere now and it’s up to you to come in and make your selections from a large and varied stock all all around—here one stop will do it all. Shoes for Boys and Girls “Sundial’’ - “Peters” - ““Weatherbirds” “Robin Hood” - “Endicott-Johnson”’ Always the Largest Assortment in the City Boys’ Pants (Short and Long) Jockey Shorts, and Socks. 9 DRESSES - BLOUSES - SKIRTS COLLEGE MIS They're super-smooith — a short or long sleeved honey sprinkl- ed with happy “Tweetie birds” Lots of NEW FALL oven. * and Shoes . . . . FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY!!! COME IN AND SEE THE NEW THINGS AS THEY ARRIVE. with a dinner and a theatre party. Mr. Pierce is a chief petty of- ficer in the United States Navy and is stationed at the naval air base in Key West. Humming birds are reputed to ute. Quality Body Repairs Expert Metal Work | Complete Paint Jobs ; WRECKS REBUILT | TONY’S Auto Body Shop 603-605 GREENE STREET Near the Corner of Simonton se PEPPER'S ‘Plumbing Supplies | {$12 Fleming St. Phone 118: Summer Specials on WATER HEATERS 15 gal. gas side arm | complete . . . | 30 gal. gas side arm, i complete . . . . $45.00 ; 20 gal. gas automatic . . $65.00 ! {5 gal. electric automatic $40.00 118 gal. electric side arm $40.00 130 Conrad automatic, 30 gal. electric automatic, | +e + $95.00 , 20 gal. kerosene. automatic com-/| plete with 55 gal. kerosene drum + $90.00 FOLKS! Parade Work OF QUALITY” LADIES’, MISSES’ and TUESDAY, SEPT. 2 crazy, nor has the heat got us! the market for school clothes to wear yourself out shopping In Such Makes As Undershirts, Undershorts, PANTIES, ETC. The Darlingest Sweaters ... by Loveliest Sweaters. and merry musical notes or er blouse. Skirts - Blouses Hats OF SHOPPING at | PEARLMAN’S | | W!wU]ICTUTZ088M OO HiiiiiiiwwuMMD eo eABAyAWe Close Thursdays at 1 P.M, Wedding Da te attain 300 wings beats a min-! + $40.00; . $80.00 ; - fot | Carried | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ELTON ET TTT ITE EEE EE TIE i . THREE HOTELS in. ‘MIAMI at POPULAR PRICES | Roberts Bg Located in the Heart of the City 123 Duval St. Phone 250 Rates |_ Royal Standard & Portabl Reasonable ROOMS Piss totaal Typewriters = Safeguard “Check with BATH and TELEPHONE | Riles “Adding "Machines. ie Stursie, “4 soils Banca & Ford Miller Posture Chairs - teel Age Filing Hotel | LET US RECONDITION YOUR Pershing Hotel Hotel | TYPEWRITER OR ADDING MA- 60 NE. 3a St 2268 NE. Ist Ave. 22° N.E. Ist Ave, || CHINE. : i 80 Rooms 10¢ Rooms 80 Rooms We Call For and Deliver Elevator Elevator Elevator nica cae ae TT Sularium Heated i 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION STRAND THEATRE Closing Out =—SALE— Everything at Cost Price and Below Cost PAY US A VISIT and SAVE $$$$ We Have Polo Shirts - Slack Suits - Pajamas - Shirts - Shoes - Anklets DRESSES, Sizes 1 to 12 Years Ideal for Panes and Everyday Wear meets $950 Now at $465 GAUZE DIAPERS Regularly - 8375 Now at 52° poz. Many Other Bargains KENNY'S Little Folks Shop 1111 Duval Street Opp. Cuban Club v Starting Sunday “TRAIL STREET” Randolph Scott . e MONROE THEATRE Now Showing J) Johnny Mack Brown Starting Sunday “JUAN SOLDADO” Emilio Tuero (Spanish Picture) “Buy It In Key. West?” NATIONALLY-ADVERTISED * CLOPAY DRAPES “xcc'teoms) COTTAGE SETS. » (Curtains for Your Kitchen) : 98c Per. Pair Beautiful i ——KEY WEST-_— : { 1 120 Duval Street Phone 1042 Jefferson Hotel Building BAR AS OAS Sigh SAP ADA ark D Och SiO allah AoA et AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASAALAAALADAAAAALARAAAALASABAAADAESD R try On Dresses During These, Hot Days in cater in ous AIR-CONDITIONED STORE A Store is Known by the Company it Keeps! Famous Names | . by | : Beldner’s | @R. & K. Originals t @ Pam Rogers | @ Winfield | @ Teentimer Originals | @ Margaret O’Brien 1 i 1 ' @ Maiden Form | | @ Lovable | | your while @ Sans Souci | @ Diana @ Bennington | @ Shepherd | @Lee @ Caltex | @ Alice Stuart | @ Joan Kenley | @ Shoreland @ Linda Lee | BELDNER’S Southernmost Fashions (For Living’ or’ 4 i ( | -plenty: there for the whole Color Assortment...” VENETIAN BLIND: COMPANY |: fast as they FRIDAY, AUGUSP 22 22, » 1947 “LAND OF THE LAWLESS” §) ‘Pick up this handy, light- ‘weight Pepsi-Cola carrier at. your grocer’s today. See how light and easy it is to “--earry home. ‘ {: "Six big 12-ounce bottles “. «sand every bottle full of i-Cola’s finer flavor... 8 better taste. There’s family! Mealtime or snack- time’. . . treat ’em all to } +‘ Pépsi-Colal . Pepsi-Cola Company, Long Island City, N. ¥. f Ppdighisea- Bottlers: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Key West, Phonejs#1 Sorry but Van Heusen Shirts go out as y come in. m Van Heusen Quality —of which there never was a shortage — makes it worth ‘to heep your faith with Van Heusen There soon will be more of these famous Shirts, Ties, Pajamas, Collars and Sportswear. 2 3 Lewinsky’s MEN’S SHOP The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes DUVAL > PHONE 1133 526 STREET Phone 146 $28 Duval Street Opposite Strand Theater * “WE CLOSE THURSDAYS AT 1 P.M.’ * : Z PVA 2 PUVA AAA AAA Ae

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