The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 2, 1949, Page 5

“Bits Of Land Along The Coast” Was Long And Rugged Peperiende . rs @udents et Manford University when r hte morning by three lice appli¢dtions .made in the Weet’s Golf Club gave its | support it, even to the extent of wd eons dence i the A &| making Mrs. Adams go out and off fitey County Judge Raymond * te Satio last Wed-| do his playing for him , | sieht and ft proved wo be| Among those present were: — ae apeking, 3 divorces DF the season's most suc Mr. and Mrs. Al Mills, Dr. Rex- pwere filed ‘by #0: peRapss. eur events er Goodman, Robert Spottswood, fMarch, while ¢! it ef of mar- delictous enebitads dinner, | Clem Price, Mr. and Mrs. Charl license “applications: receyy: ee Jancing to John! Yates, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lope ty — _ 4 Pre — om —= > rhb Rouen = vorces were filed ine Elaine’ aa Meee Metekt, entertain. |Mrs. Maitland Adams, Mr. and [Croix Mushe against pr aat BE Raven. and | firs. Julius Kovash, Mr. and Mia. pMushe and by Virginia E. Sch: Seen Gacilend Adoms| frie Curry, Mr. and Mrs. Fred frock against itobert }, Shred 4 , | Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. Jam An application fora marriage oe } My ine eCardie, Dr. and Mrs. Jack flicense was filed. today, by. Jo- am ond & ent Ke ter, Jt, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ey * er erros » 17, ered the |raldo, Me. and Mrs. Bob Pollock or Middletown, lee! Qmeernne +4 w " M unl Mr Alton Parks, Mr. 5 BET: ae ne ml Mies Ce Smith, Jr. Mr (Personal Mention re mest nd Mrs. Larry Dion, Mrs. yo 4 a . Maitlar { Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Patil Mrs, Saunders Retufns although | St Mr and Mrs. James Craw-} Mrs, George H. Saunders of} ad ‘Me and Mrs. Al Barthes,|1019 Eaton street has just re- "| || Mose Mercedes Garringa, Mr. and} turned from Miami where she to Mrs. Ben Freer, Mrs. Mary Freer.}-was called because of the recent Ay Audubsn Screen er etc o Bemething of & crowd was at) the handicaps of some memberg} tainly a bu one ol ag {ait of ie ravite ies enthusi 1BiabMextt ed. t on Laereh tana td Filming Of Telford Works Or Teltwrd B. Work, who ap- BE AT SCRE TOUR HERE MO) Seieineeinaitiie a AY | span were medical | committee meet le rae ‘teal In! Of Al bork of re- | Schl : Mr chuteh W. M. the’ Associational the month's work and| Mis. Ling. ignments. Girl ie No. 1 met ree See ‘esiden! rs, Mrs. Joséphine Johnsoh was the ate chairman presidirig for this mis- sionary program. aiid busipéss- The Key West Junior Wei Club held their regular imont! ‘3 1 sotial on the événife bf March Sist at the Woman’s Club a tesses for tHe o¢tasioh :| Mesdamés Shirley Leider, bs Scully, Rares od atge Sjursen aiid ” Elbertsoit. 4 6 ‘ 2 > Everyone éhjoyed partitipa- eat Band Gets ‘Excellent Rating tng in the Bunco Eanes agg latly thi ville Must Remain Next Year's Herts an olive ‘ain : . é réfreshmeént was Practice Buildniz Promised | very beautifully date of ss Easter theme. ro huge key: players Key Behaot yy wehh the mumps, the Win ah “Excellent” when 8 wes put through anh The band looked very neat and trim, but the judges’ keen eyes picked out a few minor discréps ancies in uniformity, insignifies ant details that’ take on signifies whee when a band is being in spected ; Sh Major Earl Dillon, director? month ‘said the band played very well thie Te Harold, and with the new rehearga! of bands at! Quarters that Superintendent o! @ Ploride; V. D.| Public Instruction Horace O'Bry-{} of band, Sa V. Wood, director miter Haven Fla ‘large boquet of flowei Fifteen P. BE. Ves Receive Insignias ‘| For Course Work Mts. Carl EB, Duhaway; state advisor On women’s activities for | N. F. L. P. awarded insignia te- ant has promised they should dos} Logs fl be RGF pe | Jot better next year. Having! tie course of Pélié Emergency | achieved “Excellent”, even .wit! “| Voluntecr Nursing: The class wis Very fértiitiate | ett hed w obtain « © rate participation | te be held in’ eskethell court of the Junior @, too small and cement waill-} Pad 9:80 am, instead of soft ve rex Rp. N, and pl even more shall, they should, with | ih the High Behool| new building, have litte ditticultys Coral Gables has Wied a beer the tequired | ie reaching their goal of “supe Mi oF + She Was, R. if eeeiely after in- vane or Number 1 rating for nex! id le of te oe and fire ait: ack Anderson, R. * fe corhinittéé on women’s és is very grateful to Hartel for the helps in securing supplies needed for course, and to Dr, H, K. M for generously jiving his time fe a lecture peri This corps will stand meady to Induct New Members, Young , rapher Cecil Mardis And r Motel Owner Geo. Bonamy Weet's Liohe met erotind a; that gum drop machines be pla- Sew dinner at the Den on} ced at a number of local public March 30th,| places, the proceeds to be used od it Two| im furthering the Lion's work for County in ahy way possible ifa it is hoped that another Bonamy, | the Blind will have an oppottuiity to take i Mardis, There was some ‘roaring” about] this course in the near future.” * were sceepted as| the Atlantic Pact, with all met- bers participating in the discus- sion. The various reasons pro and Divorces Nearly cot e e teresting and the Sinewssion lasted a considerable} Double Marriages srranged | time i ______+}During March ‘ “ rey W Di titi filed ~ “i al Dinner-Dance Of Key West }, Divorce | petitions ° “tiled "in ¥ Club ts Most Successful Event % Whiting to ect as judge & leret epeliing (ne ee decided and on DiNegro appoint ‘ourt Clérk Earl: Adams nearly ‘doubled the number of martiage death of her son, Eddie (Buck) Saunders. Winter Visitor Praises Chamber Of Coimmércée Mary E. Honey, visitor at|Cleveland Ohio since January dnd Television Televised Program and barracks ey West Radio echnician Gets from 7 116 White. | Army School ie crreet hake repairman, who | West Point, New York were very De aes ee eae ar " na mT «words of apprec’ wd ttn radio st ie s clear. A complete tour of the Wonderful Charjber of Qgm: frhetaie 16 Mew ith |grounds, cadets at drill in uni-} merce Fishing Trips and Fun Pale be _ - time, | form, and some of the barracks} Nites.- Mrs. Honey visited: the ans te bawe cee Chapter of the Eastern we «© commected | used in the last world war were} Fern iP’ a * wTvi m shown. The 2nd part of the pro- Star at several of their Secent gram consisting of some prize meetings and miost thorotighly thet good | fights was not quite as c! enjoyed béing with that active ve these Mr. Osorio’s instrument is a]}and enterprising Eroup of wo- has | Teletone Radio, made by a Miami} men. Mrs. ry is starting for of that name and he expects | home April the 5th and is think: his experiments in} ing seriously of buying 2 housé theré in the néai future. ie Mr OO av tinue Bet Glee chowing the | viowal reception polio emergency should arise, and! corps | Markwalter, | inet Ses ot ey nl mame Jealon Woman's Club Has Excellent Miss Joan | net; Sue buaile s were placed on either sidé of a| Virginia wilt {Gato. | ie in having Miss.Alina Mohti¢ino,! Albert hy F a eal téfapist from baugh; Max abate Elizabeth R -} Dobro, s| Golay, Raber Golay. aid doctors and nurses of Monroe } - | vn U. president” Mes thé Annex and the imieeting con- tifiued Well into the afternoon. stable. ° mes, ase |e jith Lopez, therine Brown, ro thes: The Misses is, Busto, Rose guile Roberts, ‘aye Ellié Siva, bAdbADdbsssSaSASRAS Today: passéngérs leaving aot Havaria Vid Aerovias “ Dorothy Miirphy, Ruth iite- Carthy, Jo& Stiles, Jewell Stites, Erich Conrad, Anna Conil Marie Kané, Edward Kane, Ha- 4 Bee eckiman, d; Déan Raynayd, Gladys Reyn: harlés Albright, right, 3 Juan Borges, . Celia... Hernandez, €onsuelo Mariscal, onzalez, Jose Gonzalez, Charlés Dobro, Bisa M.. Saladrigas, Ivan Ro- is | coff, Vick Louis, Joseph Rapp, e| Walter Ramson, Katherjne Crds- ley,.Zaida Ramson, Grace Shép- herd, Ellen Meharg, Elil Nord- strom, Florencé Nordstrom Katie Ram- thélmidd Maldne, Hudson Malone, Marion Thomas; Dorothy Shiot, George ‘Phetesa Markwal- ter, Esther Ribeiro, Rosanna Weir, Piercé Shoit, Robert Bou- chet, Robert Bush. Calendar of Events MONDAY, APRIL 4— Watercolor Exhibit by Martha Watson Sauer, Woman's Club on. Duval. Street,. through April 8, 1-6 P.M. Daily. Audubon Screeh Tour, “| Land Along the Coast,” by Dr. Telford N, Work. Matinee 2:00 P.M. Division Street Blemientary. <p Bat Auditori- 0 P.M. in High m it ‘School Auditorium. All Members Urged to Come. Executivé Board, School, Mrs. Genevieve Kerry, 2801 Seidenberg, 8 P.M. Important City Meeting, City Hall, tend. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6— Regular Meeting, Navy Wives €lub No, 88, Building 178, U. S. Naval Station, 10 AM. Announcement. Of Engagement Mrs. Willlam Gaftétimayor, 710 Caroline street, today announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Dolores Ann Gartenmayor, son of 707 South to Charles E. Garing, Jr., Mrs. Violet. Gdring, stréet. Date of the wedding has not yet been fixed. Son Born To E. B. Markuses 4 six pound, élevén ounce son Was born in thé U. S. Naval Hos- pital, Kéy West, to. Mrs. Gloria | MILL jatkus, wife of Elmer B. Mar- a kus, TMI, U.S, Naval Station,| All Grocers Key West, Florida. er ors Sine! “tN REY ; WEST'S BEHALE’ Southeri Bditor, The Citizen: ‘ rid: P bd liad your column to impress upon the |” | iation. i as who : ae ae to. Key r perel Bap- Brooks; Suiiday _ Superintendent and a Lt presiding. The Rev: ig Ae “ie in prayer. A @elicious luncheon was served in ttle bunnies at an corners of ‘hose attending _ were Mes- Knight, Ania ic rien : een, ine eler oe jones, Dolice hens Jackie .McGownh; auliné Ket- Busto, | i Pong eee tty, berts, Lotiise Be é Gwynn, Bevérly Sige W Cora Lee Curry; fhitthdrsh, ahd Olive ga List brit Wan- Margaret * Charles _ Albright ry Ana Maria Helen Pauline Poinciana Meets at Home of Commission 8 P.M. All Key West Gardeners and Garden Lovers Urged to At- { should like tg make. use of public an important matter. © The Key West Chaitiber of Comriierce is thé orily organiza- work it is to spend all of its time and riioney dréectly toward | uf Key West. * Thaddition to thé work per- formed by the Charnbér’s paid. stiff, many houis have been spent by volunteer committees among the’ organization’s mem- bership and members of the Board of Ditectors. In my ésti- mation, the community is indéed indebted. It has been rumored thab Chamber of Commerce funds have been uséd to reimburse ex- Berlses of members of the board of directors in various trips they fave taken to Miami, Tallahas- see and elsewhere in thé state, pens ¥ with trips to belgg brd in ‘the Chamber's behalf. THIS is not so. Since my terin as easurer of thé Chamber os ‘ofmmercé, not one penny of ex- pehsé mohey his been paid out othér than to the paid staff of Chamber, win F. Trevor, President of 8 the Chamber of *Commerce, has|$ spent, over $500 out of his own in % trips to Wash- in thé state of pe im the Chamber’s behalf, Forti directors Louis Carbonell atid Fred Dion made a trip to Wushington iti the Chamber's be- half at their Own expense. A. Maitland Adarns made a trip to Washington at his expense. I myself made two trips to Wash- ington, one of which was at my expense, the other being financed b ythe Key West Hotel and Res- taurant. Association, of which at that tithe I was president, tion in Monroe County whose | moting the ress and : eronomic conan ions of the uty THE KEY WESTERS chown above fried (56 fiat eluns emergency volunteer work, They aré, leit te tight (Holt 2 County Chapters, National Foundation for Infantily: ae tcc? dimune belees CONC tat tian of Women’s Activities, Mears Colihty: Mra, Curl &, Activities; Mrs, Jack Anderton, R.N., and Mrs: Ji Back row: P, E. V's who ecei¥éd intigitid for tu cille Calverley, Mrs, Margatét Hausmann: Mis, zabe Lanonne— ham, Ollie Mae Brili, Joycé Boucher. pay hag ey haneggegr enw i Mizpah Roberts. Othiete who |took course‘ire Btis: Grace Hanierterd, Mrs. Mary Mrs. Neil Saiindezs, : ial When 'I say “in the Chamber's behalf” I wonder if I am: not greatly mistaken because in my estimation I should say “In Key West's’ behalf.” We are not the only directors and committeemen who have.given time and money to the-Chamber, as there have been many others. The organization is faced with either expanding to where it can represent Key West adequately or merely handling routine mat- ters. With proper promotion, the island can be one of the most important cities in Florida. In . a ion to necessary funds wth which to work, it will also require effort and planning of businessmen in the community to help achieve what we desire. It will require those who will give in addition to money, time toward planning a greater Key West. The work of promoting and de- veloping the city is not a matter for the Board or office staff of the Chamber of Commerce alone. It is the duty of every citizen of the community . . . because every citizen benefits from the accom- plishments of the Chamber of Commerce. Good things are the result of group action. According to our vision arid cooperation, Key West can be almost anything we want it to be. Through the Chamber of Commerce group, action, we cah accomplish our desir J. D. MecAND! 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