The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 6, 1949, Page 6

Lith Birthday Heads OF Other | Tite Groups To Be favited To Party Ad the meeting of the Key West tome Club held im the den on Seminar, street last evening, it enemy voted te observe the Anmversary of the went Thursday at the Lionesses and civ organizations guests committee prom » pains in making long to be re- history of the if 7 1 ne the on the program @® exhibition of fancy if ge -_ TODAY IN HisTORY (Kac~ America) P ~ Gerdon Bennett's ait begins issuce— a wn American journal 14 Btamped postage wiap- pore first adopted birth of post- tw 4 i the country debn Gorrie of Apa teetieele, Fle physician grant. 6 fleet American patent tor me- refrigetation—-his orig- was to cvel sick rooms = by artificial cool- MeKay of Mass., Historic patent for a of sewing soles of boots very Horse and his Gem of come 000 Sioux Indians iw Nebraska The Langley Model No. Power-driven, heavier -than- Machine, catapulted on the end files some 3,000 such sustained free made W. Beers of even, Conn, founds hygiene unit War ight sur © & Pith Army crosses ~ —U. & Genste votes pro Visieme to build 70-group combat ar toree te Cardiff, Wales, there still ® tustle believed to be with the legends of Arthur. Construction of the began in 1000 ‘The Glemese like to chew wa i @ bind of chewing gum SAVE 67 Summan ExcURSION FARES er 18 + October at0 . _ EBAY ROUND TRIPS EW YORK $111.50" PHRADELPHIA = $103.75" WASHINGTON, oc. $ 93.70" BAL TiMORE $ 97.00° en NATIONAL AIRLINES cau 1086 oF your trevel ogent Hicker Office Meacham Airoart Club To Observe Thursday | NAMED SEWANEE’S VICE CHANCELLOR | { | | | | 1 TRUSTEES of the University | of the South at Sewanee, Tenn., bese Southard met in Atlanta, Ga., Thursday | yesterday from a visit in New and elected Dr. Green (above) to the joint of- fice of vice chancellor and president. weator is @ native of Colum- bia. 8. C. i president of Emerson College ; im Boston, Mass. Dr. was chosen to succeed the late Dr. Alexander Guerry. ANNIVERSARIES ed profession, born in Pompey, "1 N. Y. Died Sept. 20, 1860. 1829—Phoebe Ann C. Hana- ford, second of her sex to be or-! dained a Universalist ' author, born at Nantucket, Mass. Died June 2, 1921. 1831—Samuel I. chewsky, Episcopal bishop in China, Bible into Chinese, son of Jew- | ish parents, born in Lithuania. Died Oct. 15, 1906. Gi" PHOENIX HOSIERY Key West In AS TAKEN FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN OF MAY 6, 1939 Citizen office ; Cook's Island, ; two weeks. ! John Kerr last aight {named reporter for the presiding. iconcert every afternoon at Art Center. les passed over (®) Photo totaled more than 15,000. street, Boyleston | York. The 44-year-old ed- ‘on Francis street. | ° At present he is pais Miss Mabel Perez will Green \row evening. Days Gone By Boake Carter, radio commenta- jtor and columnist, called at The ; yesterday and, ; while conversing with the pub- lisher, highly praised the Florida Keys. He will remain here till late afternoon and then go to off Summerland Key, where he intends to remain was Boy | | Scouts in Key West.. They held }a meeting at the First Methodist Church, with George Saunders Music Week will be observed next week in Key West with a the | More than 10,000 motor vehic- the Overseas Highway bridges last month, ‘was announced today. Passengers it Thomas K. Warren, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Warren, returned Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pinder of | Matecumbe are guests of Mr. and | Mrs. Bertice Pinder at their home be , crowned May Queen at the Con- ; vent of Mary Immaculate tomor- | Miss Florence Sawyer, chief TODAY’S (Know America) who {friends in Miami. editorial paragraph: Ps pay their church pledges.” minister, aaa ; deputy county clerk, left yester- joey for a short stay ni Miami. i ! J. Frank Roberts (Pilot) left 1806—Chaplain A. Harris, Bal-’ this morning to visit relatives and timore dentist and editor, os helped make dentistry an honor- | Today The Citinsn saya in an | “Some folks are so certain that salvation is free they negle¢t to J. Scheres- missionary- translator of born in Quebec, Canada. June 7, 1896, Arctic explorer, first to INCORPORATED “THE STORE OF QUALITY” Key West's Largest LADIES’, MISSES’ and CHILDREN’S Store Last-Minute Suggestions... N = tae Night Gowns All Kinds of LINENS Silk and Cotton—From Pillow Case Sets . . . Table Sets ... Towels ... 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PEARLMAN’S SIZES 9 TO 17... 10 TO 20 PEARLMAN’S THE KEY WEST CITIZEN NAVAL AIRCRAFT WILL BE ON DISPLAY SUNDAY High School — Students And TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS Studnt-Conducted (Know America) today. ‘ i Dave Elman, of Hobby Lobby: on Dod, Parties Invited iprogram fame, born in Park1 Preston Ward, Brooklyn - ies sie fer rookie first baseman, Piaye: | Thirty years ago this Sunday,} River, N. D., 49 years ago. ' ; te for tie Southwest Missouri State the Seaplane NC-4 took off from) Fleet Admiral William D. Cojtoge basketball team during Rev. Ray Halt Corr ‘ 5 Radio Broadeasts | the astronomy Club meetin The‘ Saturday Juniot, Parade, | [sot St tof wonight. Will ‘which has complete its tenth | 95t ment? £ — ‘month of: weekly broadcasts of an hour each Saturday, has come ‘to an end, Reverend George Mc- ‘Neill Ray, orginator and director of this organization announced ———— a a Ford Leahy, born in Hampton, iowa, jitiy -~Seast wes a consist- Far Rockaway; Long Island, to tthe wit-season anu Ww: ; begin man’t first successful cross- Stal wae acta phoauce ent scorer. Hotel - Hote! rn ¢ Horet ing of the Atlantic by air. | born in Kenosha, Wis. 34 years Lborn in Tippecanoe Co, Ind. 79 @ % os St. == renin ve. 229 NE. Ist Ave, This year commemorates tle! ago. ryears ago. ' id Bh ee 80 Rooms 30th anniversary of that historic) Amadeo P. Giannini, founder- |’ James B. Black, president of! sees bad _ Elevator flight. i Pacific Gas & Electric, Sen Fran-' arium Heat i! ik of Ameri- The Naval Air Station in Key spelen CE Abe Sanh West is observing this by display | of naval aircraft Sunday, May 8/ from 2 to 4 p. m. Included in the display are tor- pedo planes, fighter planes of the type that helped our sister servi- mL, 59 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION ca, San Francisco, born in San Jose, Calif., 79 years ago. Rev. Dr. Petrus O. I. Bersell, president of the Augustana Luth- eran Church, Minneape-is, born at Rock Island, Ill., 67 years ag ycisco, born in Syracuse. i | ‘ heon of Chica-'} ‘i in ces fight the Japs out of the air,) John T. McCutel Specializing helicopters, bombers and the 8% famed oldtime cartoonist, |) Eye Examination and P2V-3 Neptune, same type air- . Pari plane scheduled to duplicate the Visual ae ‘auning flight of the NC-4 on May 8. he Naval Staion wil be open Complate Service on FOUR FLIGHTS DAILY from 2 to 4 p. m. for visiting stu- Duplication of Lenses A a. pha | dents and student-conducted par- e TO HAVANA : ties. 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