The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 23, 1949, Page 5

‘Eions Contemplate Sponsoring ‘Several New Civic Projects ay MONA PIELDS Following a wonderful boiled} such as teenage dances, ball-gum- Phones: The Citizen Office—51 ‘ham dinner, served at the Den on| machinés for aid to the blind, e Residence—i92.W Seminary Street on Thursday ‘ Discussiox. and consideration —_—— LLAMA NNUAL was given to some new projec Alumnae Of Convent Alréady Working! "52 %opewes ini som. | een," Bee ‘neh ae A On First Annual Spring Bingo Party |jyiays: ose ihe "Es, non “don Fai ao For April 27, In Casa Marina Patio . They will ‘ree and. the Comm : rest in the cy Oe horned a whose’ uni- {cluded A. A. zik broug! YY With their 40th Annual Reuni- Tal: as they did last year; “supply well arty Dion, and Frederick Arma- on successfully hurdied, the Al. they to pay one pupil's tui- i “Betivities'' yor, son of Lion Nevy ‘Armayor. pa ay apemrpeg lon deme ba hapten fieer tore B! i { | night, Key West Lions discussed ‘their- old and new projects for —-— lute ore herd et work on thei snes pg eg roared | r' Woman’s Club Delegates Asked First es | Chat re of the New Auditoriuns } 0..Re Pa Jr. Business Session ir Fund, they expect to be very busy group for some time 700 roomy comfortable Ui 3 5 : ‘ - ‘Truman i "Bwo del from Key West’s | District Chairman to act as pages} PF : in the Convent’s auditorium : Junior Riis ‘Club Ay here | for the Junior Woman's. Business | Minister St. Laurent ¢ Canada, téday tb ‘attend the General Fed- | Session. " statements “iesiied in . Connec- eratioti of Woman's «Clubs to be; They are taking with them 200 The Alumnae group hope with | h€!d in Hollywood, Florida April | line drawings of Key West Scenes ee! the usual cooperation of Key | 25th to 30th. They are Miss Ellie | by Wallace Kirke as a gift from Westers and various entertain-| Rae Gwynn and Mrs. Betty Saun- {the Key West Junior Woman's dena. They have also.been asked:|Club. These are. to. be‘ used as yO e i bs wt Biedron, 11th] favors at the convention. following three names Dy : Z were inadvertently. omitted from The eachcomber Introduces the list of Convent Alumnae who N, a Bio line Pattern attended Easter Monday’s reuni-| Ve@ap » rtin atter' jon: Matie P. Haskins, Mary Has-.} ——-—-- anon § ape £ e kins Sweeting, and Angela Val- The..Beachcomber is staging a ice that will. meet her own in- dez Caro. gala celebration this week to in:| dividual requirements. Burgundy, the néw Reed & Bag apy spe ti ; i > ofgia OF f ;, Cl b A aerosol faring Ee rei perling. pgltaey. oe ; thy rig: td hg Ts ii sk Alen Bipher thd taeda ing presen week is de-],. . rd aa x ; y teers Club Annual Spring Formal — son has “arranged|svibed by Mr. Dickaon aga Svich] SU g°wgwaras isting Pesce afd druaiep-mietes or similar chert ; thi 5 =i nm a boys : Scheduled For Next Saturday Night |S Goi ita Yivaar| nce teat a Nessa Pete smi ose rn a © Prime Minister St. Laurent, re- ing charges. fetring to ‘those troubled days,” ithe “cordial relations — be- sign, which ;the public.is invited: to see for the first time any- where. The Beachcomber’s train- | orating.” ed silver counselors will be on] the 125th anniversaty- of Reed & hané4o ‘ahswer questions about| Barton Silversmiths atid the 9th patigin piten ping oan would. prise like to see’ “emulated every- @ " ; p to 12 noon on Friday, Ap- ‘Til 29th. £13 Priday’s Officers Wives Luncheon The Fort Taylor Officers elub } ed u that the date for the Annual Spring Formal will be = 3th at Fort Taylor Ofti- Enjoys Music 7 ‘There - apeci , . a, 4 Burgundy Sterling and to help] year of The Beachcomber service dinner %.A, a Tie to uae Libba Pati kira Pheer each customer plan a silyer serv-| to ithis comimunity—Advt. Pp ™, and tickets for the ere Lae tte and Mrs. Lois Goldsmith | “art-#a—-4-—> = —<—--—_-— = . welude one cocktail with the|as the featured entertainment Studént Nurse. | : BIAT ¢ Returns To Studies ages e meal, followed by dancing. | was enjoyed by all who attended. ‘The porch will be reserved for ! Mrs. Goldsmith’s piano solos arid Hal bot 1)! Daughter To Crestos be Af ter-Visit Here sgl Mr. and Mrs. Cecélia” Cresto, | those attending formal as much | Mrs. Dowski’s violin playing and as possible, and if possible parties singing won much applause and+ -..:)| 1916 Staples avenue, ah ce | . be ee ‘MiveBeer Margaret (Chiqud;, the pirth of a daughter Denna Serthak 2,900 clubs and 200 000 Kiwanians' are expected to’ ' should not include more than} several encores. ten members to a group. Past Chairman and Co-Chair- | Cui tudent nurse, left today F ms i Es fae 13 Be Faye, at ‘Monroe County Hos- to [return tO ae es As Stj pital’ on April: 22.. The child| i¢ipate in the annual obsery-: ort Spital in’ Jackson-| weighed seven pounds, seven particles . 4 i ouhces. - i faint . Canada's chief executive: also * ar s -| déseri#éd the -friendship as a }-° - bulwark against’ aggressive for- There will’ be a Prize Waltz| man of the Club, Mrs. A. C. Hus- band was presented with an en- graved sterling silver bread and butger plate, in appreciation of her work while in office. A door prize of a bottle’ of Contest in which all ages will be expected to participate and speci- al photographers for the event will be an added attraction. ‘The Officers Wives Club is giv- ing their all out aid to help make| Champagne was won by Miss the Annual Spring Formal a Gladys M. Lasher, one of the eens. Reservations will be accept- guests. Miss Curry has been here aj week visitihg with her parents, | Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Curry of Pea- The con Lane, grandparents and other! : relatives ‘and friends. WE ATHERMAN This young Key Wester was Old Folks At County Home Enjoyed jig iec tent | ‘Sayss| $ Key. West and Vicinity: ba vd : Aerovias “<Q” cloudy and continued 2: Moderate southeastetly winds. Faent of the Key West Junior ond assenger List, Scattered showers in (the - aréa}Chariber of ‘Commerce, was: el-"|~ ected. treasurer of the Jay: ges at their. conVention -in-Sara sota, rding -to-information re. There aren't too many gala} Swiss concertina and the Old days ot the Old Folks’ County/| Folks songs he plays so well. Home on Stock Island, but last] Many encores, much laughter and Tuesday, April 18th was one.) applause indicated that the pro- Four members of the home cele-| gram was thoroly enjoyed by all, Ateaeaeeeaas) thru Sunday. * brated their joint birthdays that} as were the party refreshments Jesse~Anderson, Lee Anderson,{ Florida: . Partly Cloudy «thru who also sponsored the April] The ice icream was furnished | Levey, Mary: Gedeon, Heriberto} afternoon showers and a birthday party by the Officers’ Wives Club and | Oramas, Michael Bereznak, Heléntt Storms occurring mostly i ‘ » b rtion. Little change _in.: tem: The four April bitrhday candi-| the cake for this month was do- | Bereanals-Joseph Flynn. Terry I: perature i: q dates Were: Andrew Barthiow, | nated by Mrs. Elvira Reilly, noted | o» nnell, William Dale, Pansy} Jacksonville Thru’ Florida} ©! years old; Clarence Russell, 83| painter and winter resident of ese Kirwin, Frances Gir-| Straits and: East Gulf: Gentle to|* rey ess West . eae aloehacer Manson, Myrop,j moderate variable , winds. thru ee oes see of the affair and sesisted by {M: Manson, Nola Dyal,’ Robert] Sunday mostly southeast to FOR a i. ‘eae uy ith of Mn. ia Netil bs earp ¥ | Kerr, Hortettse Kerr, Edward E/| south in. south: portion. . Partly tortal ty Pl * rs 4 a npg Key West Chas vee wris, Edith C. Morris, Seaver | cloudy with widely — scattered a yn is 'e3 to 4 WOMEN = Te 4 4. Bailie pv of the he a Citen und Mire i P. }B.2Spencer; Florence M. Spencer, | showers occurring , mostly “in| takey:tor a sutyey of the propos- ‘ ‘ lishted the. j= Shoal with his! Baillod ” *“* “"} Shelton Overby, Bertha Overby, | north portion. fendion Of: the: Inland .Wa- ' WHO. ARE Me . ‘ Jennie Berardi, Frank Berardi, REPORT ; tway from. Bahia Hohda'to Key, sikst - Edward Hayes, Mildred Hayes. Key West, Fla., April 23,..1949 esti : STERLING PATTERN » . . Eduardo Marrero, Dimas Vega, 4 Surprise Miscellaneous Shower In iGennge Werden, Dulce Verde (Qpeeryhtes Oe eee by: Locke Maurea, 8.3; WITH THE Sta ‘artineau, Pauline Mar- - on St. ‘Mary,. ‘of the a ° é . ay Temperatures . Wr i VERY SMART Honor Tedder-Makowski Engagement tingead meaaets Desllon, Caroline ighast yeutertpy | Chung, wag informed soday that if. yp 4) fe 5 ve Mr. and Mrs. G, P, Tedder of the friends who go kindly remem-}L. McCoy, Mildred McCoy, Rany | Lowest last night has been. ai opted for, inclusion ip 73 AN Y 190) Petronia street announce] bered | them, ‘with ‘particular |'som Carver, Amy Carver, John ge : in the World's air Anthology BEAUTIFUL , the engagement of their son Juli-] thanks to their Hostess, Mrs. H.| Carver, Hernan J. Sheedy, Loig; Normal. , | 1939: to’ be : published . by. the Ex- . ue W. Tedder, 27, employed by] N. Tedder for arranging the par- | Shdedy,; Roy W. Hanna, Camilla Precipitation — _ [ten fon, Press, w York City. af Roy Bdwerds here in Key West} ty. Hanna, Glenn D. McKee, Martha | Total last 24 hours 00 ins. ‘ ae to Mra. Ruth Pinder Malowski Everyone enjoyed the wonder-|.J. MeKee, Lorena Ayotte, Sandra | Total this month 1.68 ins.| -PHbbsh April’ Has seven: days Juli ider and Ruth Pinder} ful sandwich buffet and party de-} Ayotte, Edna Weigers, Roy Bra- | Excess this month _.. 69 ifs. | more to run, this mohth>has been" Moke were the most surpris | corations of red hibiscus and yel- Madeline Bravata, Sadie | Total this year 3.14 ibs. } the “wettest April in Key West “d guests ot the miscellaneous|low and green ribbons, Josephine Bravata, Ben- | Deficiency this year 2.54 ins.! since the establishment of the Shower given in their honor] This will be Ruth Pinder Ma-| jamin Camacho, Retative Humidity, Weather Bureau here ih 1871, eerily leet week, by Julius’ cousin} kowski's second marriage, and ete lt 6:90 am. Normal ‘raintall: fot April is 1.29, Mre HN. Tedder of 108 Pearl | the date for it has not yet been! Covondar of Events aun ‘ inches, but up ta 2 o'¢loek this af: ternuon the total for this month! street Bvery ponsible ‘nye of} eet. it will be in the fairly near per Sh ttn 1 wae f f Hemeeheote ane perecnal gl future when Mrs. Ruth Pinder] ga’ DAY, APRIL 93— received by the couple and they] Makowski's mother who lives in| @& # Deive Entertainment, 6 ometet (Sea Level), 0:90 am, ore eneerely grateful to all of | Nassau cones here on a Visit, Ads, Monroe Theater, J. Winfield Russell, district de- | 167 a Ke West Assembly Rainbow | Sinset 6:59 p.m] Knights of Pything, headed a del iw por aes Sunrise 6167 aun ply grand chaneellor of the Pn ay ceca ssc mn SLI , ' ’ ; is in Btudy Class and | Moonrise 4:08 a. egation of local Pythians that —_ Daughters Of The King Assembly DWI ly shee 4 1. | Moonset 4:01 pi.) left this morning te attend the " ‘ Rote plc AIDES stale convention of the order to 4 Feature OF Diocesan Convention BUNDAY, APHIL 84 aval Base) be held. in Bt, Augustine, bewin 4 Ct Joint Ipatallation of Officers of | Temerrew ning’ ett Wednesday, AD Daughters of the Hing, an or-) Bt, Paul's Chureh. VEWeuRG Auxiliary at Post (Hastern Btandard Time) pe A a ate { | | 2 i | () N dev of women of the jweopal| Registration for delegates, al Hom Bliabeth Breet at High Lew Walter Price son of Mr, and M JN Chureh waa erganieed ternates and visitora will be at 3100 , Tid am, 121 am. Mrs,.Clem Priee, who had been eo end servier in 1086 St, Poul's Parish val vom 8 MONDAY. APRIL Bim 4 Sid Da. ee veUng his Haneinone, Mpa, . waul opm on May v Marri L TID! neat, Meves, in Tarpon Springs, me, femora (ie ive Bowral meeting Wi be neki] Room Mothers of “Harris: Ries]: ADDITIONA’ ty img of epivitual life, Th of he Order @ "Por His Sake Thursday, May Sth at § p,m mentary, Behool Meeting .at| (Reference Station; Key West) | retur home yesterday. Fon pisTinerive dining... brilliant new ' ion let Mrs, Allen EB, Curry’s, 723 Time of| Height of | ee sterling pattern from one of America’s oldest and The Key West Chapter of thie! the spening ey jay at Eaton (instpagl, Of Tuesday){, Gtation=» Tide [high water) Today The Citizen shy fireit diverenithe,’ Now on diaplay in.our Greer Wee Gunced jed| Prayer will be said at 8 p,m. at] at 8:00, P.M. .Bebia Honda “We gre all willing to listen to silver department, « oa ge 2 = 7“ which time the Living Memorial THURSDAY, LN aie y iferinae) Se Tite 10m 08 tt, reason, provided we are the ones f i re. Clariana ns leetin, me Key , 7 ” Bite "ene borte sixth Annual (Bia Pond Mil be presented, nahi ok Seminary. Beréet “atl teams end) beh B0ee who dish out the wisdom. As Authorized Distributors for Sterling by Dicvesan) Assembly of the Daug- bid .. | Boca Chica ted at the Corporate Commu- : nion - Friday, May 6th at 7:30 tag £4 APRIL oe Laandy Point)—=th 40mm Plu I r Exams a, m. to which will be added the} Officers..Club | Spring Hormal (porth end) 48h 10m +14 flrs wg offering received at this service, Dinner an . Tay- ss Next Fri day hters of the King, in the Diocese of South Florida will be held in Key West May Sth and 6th 1040, with St. Paul's Chapter of Reed & Barton... Lunt...Gorham and Frank Smif We Carry in our Store for Your Convenience A Complete Line of These lor Officer's Club. Dinner, ; OTE Se rn: ; c ee acl aoe £3Qt0 9:30 P.M., followed | NOTE: Place Setting Patterns and Serving Pieces ' q s Foust against Odious G. Foust; by jing; Reservations ac-| (—)—Minus sign: Corrections piietiattin, bee journey. Seek Divorces Lenore M. Staley against Augus- yt pied g pntil noon Friday, to be eubtacted. man plumbers’ certificates wil ' tus E. Staley, Jr., and by Louise} | (+)—Plus sign: Corrections to| be hejd at City Hall by the Key Petitions seeking divorces were | Goodwin de Lucas against Victor be added. Med yesterday in the office of} Bugene de Lucas Cire Sourt Clerk Earl Adams ty Ines Ge Lones against Alvin] Peapods were once used to te Leones; by Mayme Hanbrick | stuff pillows. e West Plumbing Board next Fri- The xn of Gilbert comes case day at’8 p. m.. Applications for trom 1B Seutonic and meags| The Roman Catholic Church in| this examination may be obtain- bright pledge, or golden or] the United States lists its mem-jed from the director of public famed. -~'bership at more than’26 million. ' service wt City Hall. t The BEACHCOMBER Jewelers - Silversmiths