The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 25, 1947, Page 5

re UESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1947 | » Successful Quarterly ¥ a a . Banquet speaker, while Mrs. Van _ bert Boza in several rumba spe- --the local Elks’ Lodge and joined » during the past {ments despite the fac Meeting of B.-P. Women’s Club ‘100 DELEGATES AND* GUESTS COME TO THIS CITY FOR DIs. » “TRICT MEETING Members of the Key West «Business and Professional Wom- In Key West ‘John H. Keebler Traffic Manager Of Nat. Airlines en’s Club rested today, ‘confi- Se ae Ga : * MIAMI, Nov. 25.—John H. eee ysl snap of a!Keebler has been promoted to. ; wo-day____quarterly | Regional Traffic Manager for meeting of the Seventh District | National Airlines at Miami, it} of the state federation, held here this past weekend. Approximately 100 delegates and guests representing ten clubs of the southernmost dis- trict of the state left Sunday afternoon tired but happy in two chartered busses, declaring it one of the most delightful ses- sions they were permitted to at- tend. Like a good many other Flori- dians, many of the visiting dele- gates had never before been to Key West, so upon arrival early Saturday afternoon they were taken on an extended sightsee- ing tour of points of interest on the island by a committee of lo- cal members headed by Mrs. Louis Ketchum. "The two- -day busine session officially opened Saturday even- ing with an eight o'clock ban- Was announced today by H. C.: Dobbs ,vice president, traffic. Keebler, a native of Savannah, ! Ga., has been executive assistant to Dobbs since April, 1946. A veteran of 15 years in les and traffic division of the! airline business, Keebler came to National after six. years with Eastern Air Lines, two years with Pan American Airways, and five years with TWA, broken by military service as a major in the Air Transport Command. Service with ATC included 18 months in the “Hump” operation, stationed in the India. Keebler resides with his wife and son in Coral Gables: He suc- ceeds William M. Stevens, who has been transferred to Jackson: ville a sregional traffie manager, replacing Charles. A. Wallace, who is resigning to accept a po- quet held in Lee’s Restaurant, reserved by the organization for the evening. ¢Mrs- Aloysia Van Goidtsnoven, * president of the local club, wel- * comed those present and was followed by the Rev. F. H: John gon, S. J., of St. Ma Star of the Sea Catholic Church, with ‘the invocation. Presents Key to City Presenting a huge “key to the City” to Mrs. Edna Van Acker, of Miami, Seventh District Di- rectof, Mayor A. Maitland Adams, extolled the achieve- ments of the local B. P. W. and declared it “was encouraging to see more women taking an ac- tive interest in the affairs of government”. Mrs, Sara Lee Creech, _ presi- dent of the state federation of BPW Clubs, was the principal Acker commended the _ local group for its many successful undertakings although its char- ter was received only last De- cember. Under the direction of Albert Boza, the Latin Troubadours in Bay costumes provided a splen- did musical program of songs and accompanied Edna and Al- cialty dances. Mrs: Mazie Allen, state music chairman conducted the commu- nity, singing which ended the evening’s festivities. Members of the Key West Cit- izen, Radio Station WKWF as well as local representatives of Miami papers were _ invited gueSts and complimented for their splendid cooperation by Mrs. Van Goidtsnoven. Attend Elks Meeting Following the banquet many ‘of the visiting delegates and’ lo- eal members and guests accepted the blanket invitation: issued by them in celebration of their dis- trict initiation meeting also held on. Saturday. *-Mrs. Toni Paeli, president of tthe Hollywood B. P. W. which “presided as hostess group for the Sunday morning breakfast at the Oceanview Restaurant, thanked the lo club for the “elaborate preparations for a suc- cessful second quarterly mecting of the district's fis par: Mrs. Mary Lee Graham and Mrs. Grace Crosby, both of the local club, delivered the — res- Pponse and invocation. A skit by members of the Hollywood Club provided the entertainment fea- ture. During the two-hour session immediately breakfast reports of following progress were business | sition outside the aviation field. Chamber Orders New Stickers A order has been placed by the Chamber of Commerce for a new window sticker showing member- ship in the Chamber. The sticker is yellow and green and portrays a sketch of the Overseas High- way ni addition to the year 1948, which appears in black. They will be distributed members in good standing next month. to late ing and by working solidly to- gether”, The Fort Lauderdale Club as luncheon hostesss group provid- ed delightful entertainment throughout the meal with sever- al vocal numbers by ‘the ‘club’s Glee Club under the direction of Mrs: Margaret Leidig, who is al- so music chairman of the state federation. Mrs. Irene Hilleary, garbed in the official national costume for the women of Mexico, gave a brief description of the history of its origin and _ entertained with several Mexican love ball- ads. Praise Local Enterprise This morning Mrs. Van Goildt- snoven had only words of high- est praise for all local business enterprises who assisted to make | the event successful, and especi- ally local city officials and to William Arnold of the Florida Motor Lines, who made _possi- ble the services of the busses placed at the disposal of the vis- itors, and also to the staffs of the restaurants and hotels where the guests spent so many enjoyable hours. Words failed her, she stated, to express her deep gratitude to | all members of the local BPW ‘who worked tirelessly for the past weeks to make the week- | jend a success. Headed by Mrs. Harvey and general committee he; who Wilhelmina chairman, planned quarter their lents or rep- read by pr * wesentatives of the eleven clubs comprising the southernmost district. The Key West club stood high} achieve- that it is one of the most recent additions to the state federation having! been organized only a year and ‘a half ago. Principal Speaker Mrs. Elizabeth Heth of hassee, first vice president the state federation, w principal speaker at the luncheon at the La Concha Ho- tel, and in her topic “Strength- ening Relationships” she recom- mended those pr nt for the successful accomplishment of past endeavors and stressed the fact that “future responsibilities can be met only without fear, se- curing cour and understand on the list for its man Talla- of the i nday | the affair wer | Banquet, Mrs- Blanche Mill- er; Breakfast, Mrs. Virginia Mock; Luncheon, Mrs. Eloise Felton, publicity, Mrs. Trudy | Sawyer; Hostess, Mrs. Grace Crosby; assisted by Host Mrs. Catherine MecManue; Rose Miller, Mrs: Mrs. Betty MeNeil, ces Woods, Mrs. Elois and Mrs. Blanche Miller. Speakers, Mrs. Mary Lee Gra- ham; telephone, Mrs. Pat Ar man; Reservations, Mrs. Claire Arlen; Program, Mrs: Gladys | Mulberg: transportation, Mrs. | Rose Miller; entertainment, Mrs. "Edna Miller; favors, Miss Ger- }trude Laubscher; place cards, Miss Florence Walker and Mrs. Agnes Villar; decorations, | Marianne Simone and Mr: t Mrs. Haz- el Howes; finance, M Hartel; sight-seeing, Mi Louise | Ketchum; standing committee, tickets, Mrs. | Mrs. Angela Caro, Mispah Pierce. wo bus loads of tired but happy guests left Sunday after- | | 5 A ;noon for points north, vocifer- ous in their praise of the re- | | ception accorded them and trea- suring the souvenirs bestowed upon them, which were as typi- cal of this island as could be found in the selections of shell | earrings, shark’s teeth, lucky] charms and miniature bags of ; Cuban coffee tagged with Span- | greetings ish kage in business under the fictitious | i cialists in Ger-| iname of “Marshall Studios intends |Srecunes to Socialists in ca to register the said fictitious name | Many. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court| 1920—President Wilson asks thelr Upper Assam Valley of |‘ such Executrix. Solicitor for (AOI THE KEY WEST CITIZEN TODAY IN HISTORY | (Know America) 1758 — British coloniel force— Commander Jack Clark of the piceinia | tzcons commended aby. VEW has:called a special meet- Washington—takes Fort Du- ing for Friday Night in the club | @uesne from French and renam- house on Second street to dis- |? it epuiens cuss a proposal to start a drive ages pcitisty York. to construct a home for local vet-| "181 Philadelphia's New The- atre illuminated with gas lights Members of the club were en-]—believed to be first such in tertained yesterday at a beach | country. party given by their auxiliary. 1851—The 49 gold rush still aa ie LE unabated, with unprecedented migration westwards. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Veterans To Meet On Friday Night evacuate New 1918 — Soldiers and_ sailors roam New York City _ streets NAME STATUTE i is’ ing NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that | CC8ting UP Communists holding the undersigned, desiring to en- |Mass meetings to “send fraternal j of Monroe Dated Cou’ Novembe YRIL L. MARSHALL, : 4 Sole Owner. ae the League of Nations to arbi- trate between the Turks and the Armenians. 1935—U. S. Supreme Court enjoins temporary collection’ of y | processing tax. ’ 1936—Germany and Japan sign anti-Comintern Pact. novtS-25 3a: NE aS PROBATE. e: Estate of PEDRO PEREZ 3 15 i Known ‘aa Pedra geet? | -1942—American planes active Deceased. in raids on enemy-held Canton, To All Creditors and Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said Estate: China, in French Indo-China and on Bizerte in Europe. 1943—U. S. 8th Army of you are hereby notified and required, to present a laims and demands which you, gains in rainy and buddy Italy. makes | or eith of you, may h ains fi | h ate of Pedro Perez Homero,| 1944 — Gen. Patton's fonceey nine as iedco. P. cross the Saar River. 1 2 : H unty Judge of Monree| 1946—John L. Lewis denies | Florida, at his office in the court house of said County at Key West, Florida, within eight calen- ar months from the. time of the t blication of court’s power to enjoin him and j Justice Goldsborough of the U.: S. District Court of the District Purelest PLENAMINS Twe tiny copsules contain ALL VITAMINS I “knows to be essential to human fp) sutsition, plus liver and iron. 72's $2.59 0 esa moor EF 288's $7.95 id ‘pos claimant, of the and rn to by the claimant, his agent. shall be his attorney, and any. such claim demand not so filed shall be ONIO DARIO PEREZ, strator of the Estate of Pedro Perez Romero, ¥lso. known Pedro 'P. Romero, deceased. RIQUE - BSQUINALDO? “JE, Attorney for Estate. NovIH1-18-25;dec2, 1947 ee nee «N THE county 4 count ba MONROE COUNTY, IN PROBATE. ot LAWTON BATES, WILLIAM sometimes known as W. GARDNER'S PHARMACY 1114 Division St., Cor. Varela Phone 177 Free Delivery TON BATES, ~ also known as WILLIAM L, e CE OF APPLICATION KR FINAL DISCHARGE ice Is hereby given to all it may concern that Frances Bates, as Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Willi awton Bates, sometimes known as Lawton Bates, also sometimes known as William L. Bates, dece: ed, has filed with the Honorable Raymond R. Lord, County. Judge in and for Monroe County, Florida, her Final Report and has made application for her discharge as Dated this 10th day of November, A.D. 1947. (sd) FRANCES A. BATES. As Executrix of the Last Will tament of William sometimes on Bates, also known as William) L. ceased, known som Bates, de- novil-1 dec2.1947 Plaintiff. vs. DIVORCE CORA LEE CLOYL, Defendant. UBLICATION yd, outh Carotnia. by required to ap- pear to the Bil for Divorce filed against you in the abeve styled on or before the 11th ember, A.D. 1947, otherwise allegations contained therein be taken as, confe Done and Orders this 10th D. 147. Rembert, You are ae of the will id. at Key West. day of Novem- Florida, A yj ber, Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court y: Florence E. Sawyer, Heputy Clerk. ALBURY, Plaintif! novi1-18 y. for WILL Attorney dec2.1947 CIRCUIT CO! “Plaintiff, f. DIVORCE AA, SULLIVA AVAN. Defendant. HON navan, I You are hereby requir to the Bill for Divorce f in the above styled di to appear | t the allegatic “will be taken Done and Ordered at Key West. . this 17th day of Novem- 1947. Frazer dealers hope so. For Cane Ne. HARL 11-196 VaubY Mplaintitt, DIVORCE NOR J. ROTH HARDY, Defendant ORDER OF Pt rt RI. ROTH HARDY, ELE when they are twent 1947 therein otherwise will be of December, 4 the allegation anes Wes nen, a ew paper published in the City of Florida. , ia KA (SEAL) Stonros Gannta Ry: (sd) Alice H. Salga Deputy Clerk ALLAN B. CLEARE, Jr., H-18 ALD Wat T don’t know that all of the more than 4,000 Kaiser- ances,’’ as reported by the press, but I sincerely allowances being made by many automobile dealers today are far too low. We have constantly urged our dealers to offer fair trade-in allowances, based on what cars will bring reconditioning. LAUGH AWHILE! Hinglish "Umor “What a big family you have, Mrs: Jones,” said the visitor. “Yes’m. And the funny thing is that all the names begin with a haitch. There's 'Orace, "Erbert, here,” said Mrs. Lillian Tingler Enery, Ugh, Ubert, ’Arold, | president, at a Marathon Parent- ‘Arriet and 'Etty—all except the | Teachers Association meeting re- last one, and we ‘ad ’er named | Marathon PTA Votes To Join PTA Council By MRS. C. HAZEL RIVERS “I have heard several com- plaints of juvenile deiinquency alice! jgently: “It is a community re- : Sponsibility. We should work to- During World War 11, men | gether to keep the children on who operated night-flying war : the right path.” planes often sat for a while in| At the mecting, we voted to dark rooms before flying and , join the P.-T. A. Council board Our unit will be ho: for wore dark glasses in daylight. | a yee | the Council on December 3, with of Columbia orders trial for con- | * 20ld plate lunch. teMatiGh court Mrs. Louis Fenton and Mrs. 1946 — President Truman cre- Lillian Tingler reported the can- ates commission to study meth- ! ey eae eee oe ae ie Cele ue testing the loyalty of Hazel Santini Mrs. Robeit St n- some two million Government sell and the room mothers, Mr employes. ‘enion, | H. J. Kaelin and) Mrs. " BUT WE CA? 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The new chairman is | Mrs. Georgella Zetterower. Legion Post To Meet Tomorrow There will be a meeting to- morrow night of Arthur Sawyer Post 28 of the American Legion ‘at its Stock Island home. The RIDE THE BUS Whenever Possible!! IT’S CONVENIENT, PRACTICAL and ECONOMICAL When you do ride the bus, remember, you and your neigh- bor will both get there faster if you have correct fare ready and move to the rear of the bus. A City is only; as Progressive as its Transporta- tion Syste Key West Transit Co., Inc. J. W. Sellers, Manager Phohe 1057 THE WALL STREET JOURNAL SAYS: Dealers Handling Kaiser-Frazer Cars Offer the Highest Trade-In Allowances” are offering ‘highest trade-in allow- personally, I feel that the used-car dealer will a re-sold, less the cost of handling and Hear Mewdcope with Wendell Noble 4 times weekly over Mutual ISER-FRAZER Willow Run, Michig BUS FARES Downtown Buses, 5e Routes 2 and 3 __ 10c Poinciana and Naval Hesntiel = City Hospital; : Stock Island-and Boca Chica: a “| hope that’s true of our dealers everywhere!” says Joseph W. Frazer Such fair. practices, we tell our dealers, will build for them sound and continuing business. 3efore you come to a decision on your next car, hope you wiil find out what your Kaiser-Frazer allow you on your old car. Dealing with him, you'll not only receive fair treatment on both sales and service, but you'll get the most modern automobile built today. sagt WS) Poay CORPORATION