The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 27, 1947, Page 8

| } enc aT — ' | i i PAGE EIGHT St. Paul’s 47 Annual Bazaar “More Successful Than Any Other” Held By That Church By WILHELMINA HARVEY | . Father James MacConnell, rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal | Church, said today, "This year's bazaar was more successful | pleased.” The women of the St. Paul's Episcopal Auxiliary plan from one Thanksgiving to another for their annual bazaar with many hours of labor chalked up to each member. with success, too, as one can judge from the wares offered each year, such as fancy work, holy articles, tropical plants, home- than. any other. I am well made cakes, pies, and candy. One of the outstanding attractions of the bazaar was the a Ae alel held November 24 and 25, so great was the demand. credit is due the chairman, Mrs. Dorothy Sweeting, and co-chairman, Mrs. Juanita Curry, and Mrs. Hilda Sands, who Yave unstintingly of their time to make the show the success thdt it was. The judges who were beset with the very difficult choice of the prettiest, healthiest, and best dressed children from among the most beautiful children on the island were: Saunders and Mrs. Constance Johnson of the local Naval Sub- | marine Base, Mrs. Hazel Howes and Mrs. George Beecraft of | the La Conch Hotel, Mrs. Jane Whidden of City Recreation De-} ‘tment, Miss Hawkins, Mrs.% . F. Carroll, and Mrs. D. L. Stafford of the local hotels, and Mrs. Johnson, "The Silhouette Lady” Among the prize winners, who, by the way, should report to} Evans Studio on street, Friday afternoon, be- | tween 2:00 and 3:00 o'clock, - have their group pictures made, are: Prettiest Girl (11% to 6 years) Ist Prize—Tina Millhauser. . 2nd Prize—Nancy Glenn, Naval Air Station. } 8rd Prize—Jean Marie Eckerd, of 1100 Margaret street. : Prettiest Boy (1 to 6 years) i 1st Prize—Leslie Weech, pf: Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Weech, pf 1021 Olivia street. Bailey, Mrs. Mary Sweeting, A complete turkey dinner was + 2nd Prize—Paul Roberts, Il, and Mrs. Edith Ladd for their served the prisoners in County gon of Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Rob- presentment of a Marionette Jail under the direction of erts, 724 Caroline street. and Fashion Show as a main Marco Mesa, jailor. The menu } 3rd Prize—“Butch Hixon,” of attraction of the festivities held. included turkey with gravy and Naval Air Station. at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. dressing, potatoes, rice and >. Healthiest Girl (1¥% to 6 yers) | + Ist Prize—Andrea_ Coniff, Casa Marina Hotel. < 2nd Prize—Janet Moore, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. Moore, of 507 Whitehead street. | 8rd Prize—Barbara Ann Mc- Clung, of Naval Air Station. Healthiest Boy (1/2 to 6 years) 1st Prize—David Condon, 15-1 Poinciana. 2nd Prize--Joseph Pinder, Uster, of 626 Olivia street. __|recreation are provided each 2nd Prize—Margaret Dolores | month. Qut-of-the-building and Carbone, daughter of Mr. and) community programs reach hun- CITY COMMISSION (Continued From Page One) Personal Services (NOTE: This does not in- clude considerable other equipment sent without charge by national office.) PROFESSIONAL STAFF ‘A trained director for this type of, operation should command not less than : These efforts meet Total Budget: $27.757.90 - RECEIPTS Canteen (in the past the canteen has beeh reg- ulated to pay its way and make no profit) Telephones —.....- ‘Juke Box* Total Receipts: served monthly. personnel are | Mrs. John Carbone, of 321 Pea- 'areds woes, con Lane. 3rd Prize—Dale Southard | sey, of 70-2 Poinciana Place. Each of to' was presented with a gift con- today in tributed by an outstanding mer- ;chant of Key West. Silver lov- ing cups, hand-painted portraits, jewelry, furniture, clothing, and of many other valuable gifts were presented chants’ compliments | the afternoon, and white ribbons donated son by Joe Allen. Much credit is due Mrs. Mary red, Something new in marionettes of was worked out by the chairman, Mrs. Bailey, who had the fingers ‘of the children to maneuver the antics of the marionettes. Included on the program were: Jimmy Ranew Ceremoni ioning the latest styles at p. of time with Millicen ing “A Pretty Girl,” son Who were most lovely in their Paige, Dem>-| THANKSGIVING DAY (Continued From Page One) the Naval Hospital, with Chaplain Walter J. Davis in the pulpit. A large crowd, ‘in- cluding a number of civilians, attended.. A musical program was presented under the dtrec- tion of Mrs. Thelma M. Porch. Last night the Elks Club held a dance in the club rooms, Du- val street. It was a large and happy crowd. that attended the party. these prize winners ' with leading mer- throughout as well as blue, pumpkin pie. Knight, Cleare, Donna Torbitt, Skippy : Torbitt, and David Sweeting. Nursery Rhyme marionettes Master of included Mary Francis MacCon- - nell, Jeff Curry, Jean Knight, Carol Boyd. Donald Felton, and Genevieve Wheeler. Marionettes featuring a day at the beach included Michele - Sandra in as models live ‘aylor sing- and those of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Pinder, fashionable childrens’ gowns in- ley, Melissa Starling, of 420 Grinnell street. cluded Mary Francis MacCon- Thompson, Jackie Schrader, Jr 3rd Prize—Robert | McCamp- , nell, Joan Pierce, Carol Boyd, Ann Johnson, and Lanie Harris: bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.; Carol Rivas, Genevieve Wheel- A scandal skit was ably han- McCampbell, of 52-2 Poinciana. |, Skipper Sheppard, Emily dled by Barbara Ladd, Mary T. Best Dressed Girl (142-6 years) | Harris, Noney Jones, Mary T. Sweeting, Sandra Thompson, Ist Prize—Teddy Jean John- | Sweeting, Barbara Ladd, Donna Mary Harris, Jackie Schrader son, of 802 Simonton street. Williams, Millie Taylor, Mechele and Romalda Sheppard. The 2nd Prize—Mary Adelle Holik, | Bailey, Melissa Starling, Jo Ann Johnson, Curry, 3rd Prize—Donna. Jean Bel-|Curry, Mary C. Harris, Jean daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan | Holik, ‘of 720 Baker’s Lane. ban Ao 906, Francis. street. Best Dressed Boy (112-6 years) | Ist Prize—Robert Bethel, son! of Mr..and Mrs. W. Bethel of | Olivia street. | 2nd Prize—Donald Felton, of | 418 United Street. Prettiest Girl (1 mo. to 1'% yrs.) ! Ist Prize—Cecile Cates, daugh- | bi of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cates, | 1825 Harris avenue. “Ond Prize—Gail Lee myne| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tynes, 620 United Street. 3rd Prize—Margaret Dolores Carbone, daughter of Mr. and | Mrs. John Carbone, of 321 Beacon) i Lane. Prettiest Boy (1 mo. to 1/2 yrs.) 1st Prize—James Kelly Good- son, of 522 Grinnell street. | 2nd Prize—Daniel John St.| Peter. rd Prize—Skipper Sheppard, son of Mr. and Mrs Sheppard, of William re Healthiest Baby Girl (1 month to 1'% years) lst Prize—Mary Arnold, 221-D Poinciana Place. 2nd Prize—Rita Cabanas, 1024 Virginia street. 8rd Prize—Margo Boehmer, 612 Simonton street. Healthiest Baby Boy onth to 1% years) ‘e—Thomas A. Horner, | of | of | of Jr., of 1220 Newton street 2nd Prize—Jan Scott Bnok- lock, of Grinnell street 3rd Prize—John Sparkman, | Jr., of Naval Submarine Base. 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He failed to do so, | in a collision October 3, was no-! and his license was ordered re- tified that his license would be THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Boys and girls, the President of the United States needs your hel; ‘The people | ip. of Evrope are threatened with real hunger unless we Americans send them enough | food to tide them over this winter. They have no food of their own because floods, | drought *nd frost ruined the crops planted last spring. Here's what you can do to help: Make sure that no food is wasted in your own home during this emergency. Don’t cut down on your own food, of course, but | make sure that you clean your plate at every meal. Above all, don’t waste bread. Remember, the bread you share today with the people of Europe is mors than bread. It’s a way of telling other boys and girls—and that you're Going your part to fight hunger. First Case Unde e 1UcH AW, VHILED ‘Satisfactory Beach bathing ‘TAMPA, Nov. 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They will take back to | Bohemia earth from the graves of Czechoslovak soldiers. | The Navy’s 1946-47 Antarctic | Expedition flew over an area half as large as the United ' States, 340,000 square miles of | which had never’ before been seen by man. dried, Cloves are flower buds. unopened / NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name unless they have a written order signed by me. ELLEN M. TYNES, 1014 Varela Street. WHITE. STREET 120 | Association at Teplice-Sanov de-' bIue overalls, as a meas cided recently to send a thirty-} ward rehabilitation of prisoners. | \the Mayor of Dunkerque with an | i Corner of Catherine Street THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1947 Argentina Drops Convicts’ Stripes BUENOS AIRES.—(AP).—Pris on stripes are out for Argentina’s "penal population. 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