The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 21, 1947, Page 6

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-Adils 4th Trip Miami To NY. {Special to The Citizen) MIAMI, Oct. “ 21.—National Ainlines will add its fourth daily ! DC-6 round trip between Miami end New York on Sunday, Oct. 26, it wa& announced today by | G. T, Baker, president. National's’ DC-6 fleet will be Providing “232 seats daily in euch’ direction. betwéen the two! cities, on a four-hour, nen-stop schedule, ,;with addition of the new flights... This . Buccaneer “400" ‘service is in addition to regular'"“DC-4 flights between Miami and New. York, it was ex- plai Nay hata | _ The new flights, 406 and 407, | will provide-the second morning (fight from Miami, leaving at 11 ta. m., and arriving in New York : ‘at 3 p. m. The return will pro. | The “Garden Scheme” was a vide an early evening flight from jboon. ae the war in sernulat ‘New York, leaving Newark air- ing interest in increasing ¢ “port at'5 p. m,, and’ arriving int food supply, Lady Graham said. Miami at 9 p.m, Other DC-6 “Most of the big estates were flights leave Miami at 8:30 a. m., short a number of gardeners,” 2:30 p. m., and 8 p. m. South- she said. “At first we thought bound DC-6 flights, in addition that we'd have to abandon the (i. 407 at 5 p. m., leave Newark whole scheme because there (airport at 9 a. m., 2:30 p. m., and f TOURISTS’ DELIGHT . . . Ancient Glamis Castlé ‘in Scotland. biota i *YORK.—The Marchioness of Graham is in the United States on a post-war reverse lease-lend mission involving— rely—the gardens of Scotland. see ly Graham, herself an ardent gardener at-her estate at near Glasgow, came to the United States to attend the! quake of the Garden Club of America in Minneapolis, She! Spe the invitation of the Duchess of Gloucester to garden| fs to visit the gardens of the British Isles and a notebook! down. gardenx. 7" i to a ‘ j just weren't enough people to a Which could be tlised in! intil dbout 50 years. ago, the! keep the Linker petesagnckacy Pe org : a roore usual garden in Seotland was! Then we decided to go ahead | ntribution to | walled-in and sheltered, ‘and that | with the scheme anyway be- iP. By i A. Notes Graham was ‘within’ the walls ‘were: grown cause if a garden had been in | ‘i . “Scotland's vegetables, flowers and fruit. H perfect condition it would have | From M arathon looked very unpatriotic.” 3 ‘Among the most popular gar-; By MRS, C. HAZEL RIVERS dens are, of course, Balmoral, The, Marathon P.-T. A. met at which was one of Queen Vic-"the Sue M. Moore School on Oct. toria’s favorite castles, and Glamis ‘16, * (pronounced: “Glams”) which was, ‘The Christmas Committee re- started in the 11th Century, ‘has ported it’ Would ‘buy basketball ,a tradition-laden history, and was and other outdoor equipment... | the family home of Queen Eliza- ;. Mrs. Eva’ MeKinney will. lend 4 beth before her marriage. Auch. hot h: andthe (Pt A. ; gardéners developed incruive and its hanging gardens .® Phonograph an See ae ‘small news conference re-'rhododendron gardens, ‘rock gar- originally belonged to the Oswald: Will ‘putchiase some records to “while English’ gardens ‘dens, wild’ gardéns, « and’ Water gamily, and was once the home. of )Help thé’ children become better famous the-world’ over and gardens... : gS - {Richard Oswald who as minister ;@cduainted with: good music. are many-of-them inthe: “And what’s more, palm trees ‘plenipotentiary. negotiated the} Mr. Guthrie and Mrs. McKin- Y and: tree ferns grow. beautifully 1782 treaty with the United’ ney asked the help of parents to of the . famous there,” shé” added. '* {$tates. Inverewe on ‘Loch Ewe/ see that their children went home have Scot gar-| In eastern Scotland, with its isa great garden showplace with! after school was. out. It was re- they are+ the high ground and frost,’ through ‘hundreds of species of South Afri- | ported some of the children had x _ \April, all sorts of Alpine plants can, Chinese and South American! not been going home immediate- ; explained | that flourish richly. beads. 74 “plants. ly after classes -let. out. % 4 ‘ oe $ Mrs. C, Hazel Rivers reported the candy sale given Sept. 27 was. a great success. With the coop- eration of parents’ donating, canz. dy, fifty dollars was taken in at the sale. Mrs. Evylin Kaeljn was select- ed imi fridther for the fifth throu, inth grades. on ep et ‘enton was appoint- | “About 50 years ‘ago « éxpedi- tions to China’ and :Tibet' and; lother foreign lands. ‘resulted in' bringing back plants. we : had Inever seen before’ in. the ‘British Isles,” she continued. “We, dis- covered, much to \.our: surprise, jthat many of them. thrived. in mek | Scotland.” i MScotchgardens’ have’ “never! Yq the waririer, western part of in .particularly famous”, she the couniry, Key West Players Made 5 Hit In‘ Production Of. : .. ‘Lhe Drunkard’ Last. Night By TRUDY SAWYER tes racked up’ she ‘apparently put ‘into ‘the pro- oa ete PALs To Hold ~ Beach Party On. Saturday P.M. A beach party is being plan- ned at Rest Beach by the PALs * ' fest’ Players , R ed ‘mother for the first re jest ot wiles they mitre Her ‘efforts are’wellsre-jon Saturday afternoon, Oct. 25, through {éurth :grades. a six-night—or longer-run = from 2 to 4:30 o’clock, Mrs. ‘mne yand Mr. Guth- h poupkars', melodrama} Gregory Folley, as, young Mid-| Cards which will. entitle a rie bev Pr of school supplies tthe: gaslight “a that has been | dleton, the hero of the. piece and child to free:hinch: whén: presgnt- | they: iThe P.-T. A. voted to steadily One theater or’ a newcomer to the Players, is a {purchase some of the items but ed at the party have been mail- ed to all members in good stand- ing. Anyone who has, not re- jceived his’ card may contact Mrs. {Calverly « at 50-1. Poinciana i j Place. for the supplies. : Free’ bus transportation is be-| We até’ Working to get our ing furnished by Jack Sellers, | school/grounds filled in and lev- anc_.the bus will. leave ,the club , eled off. house ‘in Poinciana at 1:45. for} We are very proud of the co- those whdé need transportation, Operation the parents are show- ana will return from the beach, ing in joining the P.-T. A. We at 4:30 p.m. | have thirty-three paid-up mem- It ‘was’ voted ‘at the central! bers. rin ithis:‘coutitry for 103, fird:.indéed ‘for’ the ‘locg] . group. » AO a ; i His necessarily »,“‘thammy”.--.per- ‘production, a product of formance , was excellent: > When actors’ were re-| ‘Gerald’ Saunders, who” was “emote” with all they | roundly hissed ard‘ booed’ in “his I ‘andi: thé audience: hissed the | part as “Lawyer Cri 1e: vil- injand cheered the hero, was’ lain; was outstanding: $ ly. preserved in its tradi-| . Picking out, one,or, two-¢harac- le laid down by thespi-.; ters for praise .after. last night's Of'a by-gone day. , }Opening performance, ° however, | east of the Players were’ should not be ‘Yone! *Every’mem- | upon to display exagger-' ber of the cast, from’ the-smallest mics that are entirely , bit player to featured" perform- to present day modes ers, gave accounts of ‘themselves later Witlard M. Albury, our school superintendent, informed us that the state has a fund for those items. This revelation can- cels the P.-T. A.’s. responsibility, ar facting. It is this overdoing of that left nothing to be desired. i j ey i Stage “business” that makes the' In keeping with the edition (SoURC maces be ant tat if unui ; | “$0. screamingly funny. | of the play,. whereby audiences ue eemen opetopoty foottens | ida Lazorovichi, who direct- , Were kept amused at all times, Becomes: Brest SHOUEn: a Bey fi MEETINGS t ey. deserves a great vaudeville acts between scenes Wed id PAL eal aoe cane Y | punt” oF credit for the coaching brought full applause. the league. Colored VFW Meets Tonight { | Plans are also in the making | i Walter R. Mickens V.F.W. , Post 6021 (colored), will hold its ,regular meeting tonight at 8:30, | in the. Legion Hall, Whitehead poe for a general dance to be held November 12. Donna B. Torbitt Honored = On Her Sixth Birthday Donna B. Torbitt, better known &&-“Sweetiepie” to her friends, : Divorces Ernest Salis; Patsy Lewin; Bre: da ,Adams; David Adams; Shi ARRANGE’ FOR | Suits for divorce filed yester- Nat. Airlines www 2366 Veterans Turned Down By State For Unemployment Compensation In September (Special to The Citizen) * TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 21.—Ap- proximately one out of every ten | Marriage Licenses veteran claimants and one out of every nine Florida unemploy-} The following applications for marriage licenses were filed’ yes- ment compensation claimants were determined: ineligible or terday in County Judge Lord's office: receive claims in September, Carl B. Smith, chairman of the; John §, Meadus, 35, and Mae Florida, Industrial Commission, |y awson, 40, both of Providence, R. Is Richard Lee Roberts, 35, During September “thé ‘ total and Dorothy May Yates, 19, both of Key West. number of veteran, claimants ineligible -or disqualified was! 2,366 and the’ ‘corresponding number of ,unemployment. com- pensation claimants was 2,100; Subscribe to The Citizen. cs weekly to the local employment Many people have the idea joffice during, their period of un that any unemployed person) employment and must be avail- can walk into. a local employ-jpje for work, and genuinely ST eotite or allowentes Sad tert (seeking pron. They, must SBPly, not the case Smith said, indicat- crat. Employment. office and ing that the individual has cer- just not refuse any: ‘ofter .of tain. definite obligations and re- suitable work, sponsibilities. which must be met in ordér to establish his entitle- ment to benefits or allowances. First, the unemployed worker STRAND THEATRE i: i Now Showing 2 must establish the fact that he is a a entitled to unemployment com- A LIPEUy Bronk pensation or . readjustment al- Billy ams f lowances by. having earned wages in employment covered under Starting ‘Thursday the Florida Unemployment Com- “FIESTA” pensation law or by having serv- Esther Williams ed in the armed forces during : —o———_ Pe the period of the war. MONROE THEATRE Second, they must be unem- ployed: through no fault of their own, that is, they must not be unemployed as a result of having left their employment without good cause, having been dis- charged for misconduct, neither can they be unemployed as a ‘re- ‘sult_ of a labor dispute. . Those claimants meeting these | two requirements must report. Now Showing “LIVE. 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WONDERFUL ways TO MAKE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A, Tor- bE Jr., 1270 Fifth Sirect, cele- brated her sixth birthday with her friends at the Poinciana Com- munity Hall last, Saturday. celebration was in the form of an Hallowe'en party, with fhe children in costumes. «Piano accompaniment for vocal Grae te was furnished by Mrs. Roy Edwards. One. of the features of the en- fertainment was the parade of costumes, during which each of the masqueraders in turn paraded | to musical‘accompaniment before | the group and introduced them-! Selves on thé stage. { "Ray Edwards rendered a solo , that was very much enjoyed. | Odachrome mioving pictures! ‘mond Cabrera, ; Harrison, Mrs. John Austin, Mrs. ley, Wayne and George Hinde; Lois Ann Helmsen;- Myrna and:' Gloria Hyre; Patsy Roberts; Tony Johnson; Carolyn Smith; Marlene Presick, and Gwendolyn. Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Burns, Mrs. Lawrence Eschen, Mrs, Ray- Mrs. Roy Ed- wards, Mrs. Claude Salis, Mrs. Thomas Gibson, Mrs.’ Frances John Adams, Mrs. Benjamin Rob- erts, Mrs. Paul Hyre and: Mrs. Jones. : Woman’s Club To Hold Holiday Sale The. Woman’s -Club of the day with Circuit Court Clerk (Continued from) Page One} Ross C. Sawyer: itives from all departments, the! Thomas Benjamin Ruthenburg High School Band, the Welters against Carole Fay Ruthenburg: Cornet Band and representation Dorothy E. Ludwig against Fred from the many civic and other Ludwig. : organizations of the city. j Ninety-Seven Key : Westers : Attending Sales Classes Here’ OPENED LAST NIGHT AT KEYk¢-—————___________, WEST HIGH SCHOOL; U. OF | cirected by Mrs. ‘Knight, included a cast S FLA. LECTURERS HEARD jed of Mrs. Cuca Domenica Oven, BY “STUDENTS” us. Eloise Hinger, Leonard a arren, . Mare ‘a | Ninety-seven Key’ West ‘sales ihenyaMiiee ea people and store owners . we: Fsperdy, Anthony Martinez and | | vee SMARTE: ST. SHADES re Harold R. Laubscher. | Tonight's classes, the second of H © four-night series, will bring ; fo the lecture platform, James |G. Richardson, Department of | j “conomics of the University, who ! ke in attendance at the Chamber: of | Howe’en sale Thursday .afternoon |Commerce sales training ‘school, | th Refreshments were served, in- ‘'rom 4 to 6 o'clock, on the play-i which opened at the Ki si eluddiig.. orange sherbet, sand-is¢ound. One half of.the. proceeds |37i¢h Schoo! ries hes 4 ey West wiches cut in the form of aj¥’ll) go to the Kindergarten. | 4 University of Florida lecturers’ fan: a “lavishly ‘decorated night's | will speak on the “Tools of Sell- | jwho conducted last cake and * Hallowe'en |Classes were Frank T. Adams, jing.” Two sound films will also | + and Ralph D. Turlington, |e included i ot gaily costumed group were! Wesley House will hold a Hal- In this evening’s pro- ! e c a, movies. were en- | who spoke on the “Changing igram joved by all. 'Concepts of Selling,” in addition: Refresh: .The following guests were in|; ~—.-.. ms = . ,t@ presenting a twenty-minute the Chamber of *Cometen Oa a * ce: | jsound film describing the sin.’ Soa ieieal Skippy Torbitt; Joanie, San- | Daughter to Lowes icerity that must be used in sales- vane Fee ae the | iyo and Georgie Taylor; Johnny; A daughter, weighing . six manship. { All Key Westers int AG)| ustin; Tommy Gibson: Joey,| pounds, three ounces, was. born! The evening's session opened ‘attending the Soituindes as in) Sandra.and Randy Warren; Dic-|in the Key West Municipal Hos-|with a 20-minute skit entitled, | series, are invite =e ee cf the | Ry Hodson; Jonet and Beverly! pital at 10:58 p.m. yesterday to,“How~ Not To Be A’ Successful | Classe} “begin © attend. Jones; Billy Harrison; Roy Willis! Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. 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