The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 3, 1947, Page 8

= » MONDAY, NOVEMBER $, 1947. f Jay cans To Run \Little Theater SCOUT COMMITTEE MEETING TUESDAY. |VFW AUXILIARY TO HOLD DINNER |Jr. Woman's Club | Holds First Of Group Presents genase —..For the Souptin shark, World War Officially on Sept..19, or did it? }... along California | where he, has been hav- and more trouble ir at they'll get him for his in vitamin A: World War-.II_ there ‘Ms. Anna’ Lounders,” treasurer, : i r “With War Over’ ,,.. Helen Schuek, eudia:| t ' , things should be’ 30. oor him oe shallow | : The following 3 che “and ede Season’: sSocials’ ‘and Miss Louise. Ketchum were hostesses at the Junior Woman's Club's first social’ pf. the’ season, | ‘held Thursday Labcigss October | ests were “present: ny lelen’ Schuck, "President; tty Sater vice presi- Gwintl, Miss Betty Lewin, Mrs. Margaret ,Seully, ‘Miss: Virginia | ‘Whitmarsh, Mrs, . Laureta:. Mi- chaud, Mrs. . Katherine | Brown, | Mrs. Faye Azbell; . Mrs. Edith Winkle, Mrs. Kay" one Mrs. Lydia’ Canalejo, Miss Marion! Armistice Day Celebration. ing ‘ ns 4:30 until 7:00. A fare of 5¢ will , this. A soiipfin shock) bechaliped tee thie cocvics, The show will then be | 5100 to 5300 hat two Big worries. "abet Counders, 1 the Key West Junior Chan. ‘etted at the Naval Hospital and E Joe Pinder, | president of the| ‘Key West Chamber of Com- | to ‘Poinciana and return to the polls in order that it will be con- Veterans’ Administration Sunday | scattered district to be able to B°Xt appearance will be at the vote sometime during the day. i ‘The tentative schedule will i e i a | be 7:00 to'9:00, 11:30 to 1:30, and land in connection with their campaign, and is not interested ‘in: how a person votes, but is ‘very, interested in seeing every | citizen exercise his right and! Good! duty to cast a ballot in tomor- j Your Geacen xR abe row’s election’ for the candidate | STAR * BRAND & (ueeaemsemeecens “of ‘his oa Second anniversary of Post "Bes Seacinion evening for the patients. The ' formal opening of the American Legion's new home on Stock Is- the Naval Air Base at Boca} { j About. 1,042,253 acres in Alaska | are devoted to fur farming, i { ‘ } CREDIT PLAN quempemenes INCORPORATED 421 Fleming St. Phone 778 The meeting of the Monroe hor 3911 V.F.W. Auxiliary, will will | District Scout Committee will be Musical S 0 be celebrated with a “pot-luck” | held Tuesday at 8 p. m. Little Theatre Group of the dinner to be given by the Aux- | Paul's Church Parish Hall, in-’ in Sty meree, announced today that Jeckson Square USO gave one of iliary for all Post members,!stead of tonight, as originally, i “ Auxiliaries and families at the | planned, the, Key West ‘Jaycees would run their most colorful shows, “Say VW. lub It With Music,” in the Driftwood clul roorns, a bus from the High School on Friday night. , White street to the polls and then The nie was presented at the Morrow night at 7:30 o'clock. it was announced tos, Second ; day. All men interested in Scout- ,Street- and Flagler avenue, to-| ing in Monroe county are re- quested to be present. ber of ‘Commerce is providing Chica. Auto and Personal Loans $9.46 i this service in connection with ; MM CIAL 14.18 Feats ‘Ketchum, Miss Ellie Ray | their annual ~ get-out-the-vote | co ER THE FACTS ABOUT THE RACE TRACK ISSUE SHIONS.OF THE TIMES” are changing. The younger set wil; 1 rl thirt is of shocking pink wool’striped in blue, white, and are tee the Was rated at only 1,000 col ‘Try A Pound Today—— ldusé of pink cotton. The white piqué eal dress-at the right shows | Y£t carried nearly 1,000 men. fuller shorts, but adds the new jutting collar. Inset shows | pa TS a ree neds ee res 1S ndrée’s big polka dot straw sailor, preview- of next Spring. . 1. The proposed area for the Race Track will NOT interfere with plans for the expansion of the Municipal Golf Course. ; : NAGER oe LEVER »n . A reliable local contractor, after a survey, has estimated it will cost between $38,000.00 and $40,000.00 to fill, grade, and landscape the proposed area so it can be used for a “for better vision) at “Bharks brought up to be immature sharks were k singe se ‘Annice oxey Sera despite studies, showing Jo ad pte EP Pi a from young” sharks ae) See ite, ‘am ‘go low in vitamin content Th lune Cook. 5) ey je not worth taking. e evening: was spent. playing | ° nr the, hss geNeanaahe fed ee i “the foo! 5 costumes pataded in this two-act revue, presented Oct. 28-31 { * : . = sei ee von eA ne) tt Rew Yon | WE NEED A CITY M Bee a erty Te |" The , refreshment. table vas} CURRY EXPLAINS ‘DUFFY'S TAVERN. >" \j Fthan 150 feet of water. paler with a dee, able sp 2... DRIVER’S STATUS BREAKFAST MENU. it. went into effect Sep=|4Nd center saveind which “were Carl-Curry, one of the owners | Duffy's Tavern, known” as all; “Race Track. er seenti ct b backs “gl Blaced » ‘flowers *> and) « fern. potas Hey ‘eet nae Company, ‘good place to dine, now. located |]. a; 1 xf 0) e itizen his morning plin shark still is fair game. seed sweet frapt oar sea that Carlos (Babs) Reves who ig 8 600 Division street, corner oft e , 3. Tourists and local citizens require more recreational fa- cilities, Simonton street, announces in’ to-“! with his associates, PURCKASED ALL of the holdings of the Key West Foundation Conypany which consist of hun- dreds of building lots in this city. Mr. Hyman is NOT a speculator, but a substantial citizen of Key West, Florida. 6. As evidence of his good faith, over one year ago, Mr. Hyman deposited $2,000.00 with the Monroe County Commission- ers to defray the expense of a special referendum election, on the question of whether the voters of Monroe County, Florida, wanted a Race Track or not. 7. If you want a Race Track in Key West, you should vote “YES” on THE FIRST TWO public questions on the voting machines in the City Election on Tuesday, November 4, 1947, 4. A Race Track will cost $150,000.00 to construct; will em- LA por iat Bagg a 0 ds for Ab ‘ 3 / Fi bool, deux’ shel mupdees a sitesi member day's Citizen. that a’ complete |}. ploy SIXTY to SEVENTY LOCAL RESIDENTS for three City Passes ve , A’ business ‘ GF hue: company. breakfast is being served every |}; months during the season; a number of LQCAL RESI- held Tuesday. No : The Citizen said Saturday that. Week-day and Sunday, “from 74 DENTS the year round; will pay thousands of dollars in hotise # a. m., to 10 a, m. } . taxes YEARLY to the City of Key West, Monroe Count a R b M i has Reyes was a Key West taxi driv- ® ™. a pe ie ‘YY " Y ‘ ebate otions iets apaleak Have fa Son the @% and Curry. thought that the | This breakfast consists of ba- — . and the State of Florida. :) ne following resolutions were | (jy by Mrs. Eva Navard, ‘Senior: Public might think that Rey: eon) tuo en en bps ee ibe id passed’ unanimously by city Woman's Club ‘president: }was.connected with the Key anc : rffee : or si be eing | i a LOCAL resident for six years and a registered voter. Mr. is a sf only one of the many selections | i egmimissioners at Saturday’s re 2 : 4 West Taxi Company. offered on the menu. Lunch and i, Hyman is an extensive Property owner in Key West, and ‘ cessed saseogetl Wathing, ~ 16 (2 4 Ginnamon Tha cuaed eeone snt- dinner as well as short ‘orders | as evidence of his faith in Key West recently, together Z White street, was refunded $28.80 ag. ‘honiestead exemption. m W. Richardson, 1903 rg, Lots 8 and 9, square | * j.. tract 21, was refunded $70.08 | * aba refund of homestead ex- |; | Aiys by. the early Greeks as a vo- ae also offered -at popular | ‘tive: offering to the gods. prices. i : I Am On the Back Page Today —Put Key West On the Front Page Tomorrow AUTO. and -|!*: Mr. and Mrs. ‘ae |” SQUTHERNMOST Tony 5 wa Charlow, 1404 New- |153-F. Poinctana Custom Hatters | 603-05 GREEN , was allowed home- | the_ birth of a’ da | id éxeniption for his property | # 5:07 o'clock, att : #t 1404 Newton street. The reso- | Municipal pasusl i 1 Cleaning and | are ‘empowered the tax col- . | Son pa . : cE eollect the taxes after Blocki ung ==" gllowanee of the homestead ex-|) Mr. and’ Mrs. ‘George Rhone,¢ PANAMA HATS s. 4% 4122 Eaton streetariyounce the FELT and F . “ cting assessed valuation | birth: of. a‘ son’ this morning ats pd roa property of R. M. | 8:02 o'clock, ° het w. & Sons from $6,399 to aS at! We Have A SEWLAC PAINT MIXING MACHINE We Are Equipped to Match Any of the Various 3,500 Automobile Colors | Let Us Give You An Estimate-oni ‘ Painting or Retouching Your Cas} % 902 ANGELA STREET (Near Thomas) : wm a a a : a a : = 3 a a 5. The track will be owned and operated by Samuel Hyman, H = = a a 4 ot ing pervonst, property —— aisecsm if rr - s A see “from $7,700. to . THREE THREE HOTELS in in ‘MI AMI at POPULAR Prices * . Os SEV Ren De ea : 4 Located in the Heart of the City 4 ! ELLINGSON VISITS Starting Puesday * } Rates ROOMS Write or Wire ‘The TROUB! WOMEN’ Reasonable for Reservations I 1 Pomenene IN.CITY Tay Milan sve with BATH and TELEPHONE, ee: ‘ack Ellingson, son of City —~e-—. hi r and Mrs. O. J. S. Elling- 5 me 3 cctv Saturday for a visit MONROE THEATRE Ford Pershing Miller- jhis- parents at their resi- - io" ahi 4 denice on South street. Fi ‘Pacy Hotel Hotel otel *Moung Ellingson makes is ‘ Al a os i z ‘in Corpus Christi, Texas, ' a ae SO ESNet Are 229 pay ba e A Atl + opal es Elevator Elevator Elevator. pe Aa ad eto snap Solarium Heated | . U.S. Infantry ‘in the * ines during the. past war. 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION will stay in the Is- P City for four days and will teturn to his home in F by plane. ¥ is the first reunion in thires « ‘years of father and son. ,\The. Northwest. Territories of + | containing 1,309,000 ; payee miles, have a poulation only 15,000 people. 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