The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 21, 1949, Page 6

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN $.8. FLORIDA GOES BACK INTO SERVICE MAY 24 — | Sunti-Johnson | se8 3 a SOCIETY NEWS kngagement ? . Geiger soars ads | Announced Pho ve The Citizen Office—51 | nes: Residence-—629-X] { Mr. and Mrs. Enrique Sunti of 1209 Margaret Street have an- nounced the engagement of the daughter, Carmen, to Pyt. Nor- map W. Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Walter John- son, 1128 ‘Margaret street. | Both young people are well- | known in Key West, Miss Sunti | being employed locally, and Pvt. Johnson will graduate on May, 28 from Engineering Draftsman’s School at Fort Winfield Scott, vdaanesaccnaccotvanvoutacanetoueqecuesdgenneeeenteaAtit La Concha Navy Wives Club No. 88 Held Regular Meeting Wdnesday; Several Events Scheduled Shortly The regular weekly meeting of the La Concha Navy Wives Club Me, 98 Was held on Wednesda ing at 10 o'clock, when re GAINSVILLE, May 21.—Ar- a ng Be Potter and Paul Schuck, | students of the University of Florida from Key. West, were among the 137 graduating ROTC cadets who. were congratulated! Thursday by J. Hillis Miller, | president of the university. The | occasion was the annual ROTC) review in honor of graduating | officers. H Potter and Schuck have com-| Reynolds, Marjorie Shordt, Hilda Berry and Vera Wood. Mrs. Bobby Lampkins, a for- mer member business of the club was who has now re- | California. ‘ali taken care of turned to Key West to live has; The marriage will take place in Layee es gaa Air rp ge soe Th addition, the new window taken the hospital welfare’ June. beetography \ @rapes for the clubrooms were chairmanship, and Mrs. Hilda! Spies oe A eS ece’ ons | as second lieutenants in the U. S.' Air Force. Reserve from Wash- ington. They are the first Key Westers to achieve this honor at! the University since pre-war days. i President Miller presented the wwvwvwvyv errr res Aerovias “Q” Passenger List @ut and some work done upon Berry will act as secretary pro- them. It was decided that Mrs.' tem due to the illness of the reg- Helen Cherwa would take the un- | ular secretary. finished curtains to her home,| The June Welfare Project of where some of the members will | the club, which consists of a bake eet with her and assist her in| sale, will be held at the Navy WILL YOU SMILE! Good Yield “The average women hee « THE LUXURY LINER, S.S. FLORIDA, of. the Peninsular & Occidental Stesmship Company. is warped into the floating dry dock at Jacksonville, for semi-annual inspection and. overhauling. The 2244444444444444444 : is iy 5 u - The) yesterday via Aerovias “Q” plane go ‘ween aay certificates and congratulated; but think of the turnever made J Po anyones paced beac pee aaie Bad abate iniluded: 3 apes Se oe ee ee ce a SE Ghem on their schieveskesh “Sie meeting of the club will be cel ka. Father Piasagse Boys Fadel Chief of Police Joseph Kemp Bee 2 entire corps made up of more view in honor of thelr fellow monthly luncheon, which | is necking aid and all Navy Wives kote PSEA TBA cles rt Nat. Airlines Lions Club Daughter Born than 2,000 cadets passed in re- graduating cadets. be held in the clubrooms at|Clubs have been asked to aid.|}: i Shilli ‘i — - = oye - + oe =~ feon next Wednesday; various | Many former Boys Town fellows lips, | Lewis » Phillips, . Hugh = Met Thursda \To Politos sa eeqagqcaneqenenaan tembers will bring the prepared | are now in the armed forces, and|Q Brien, Bernadette O'Brien, eserv. ations i af : H ALL-ALUMINUM @ishes for the ieamheon . | the large scale of that organiza- poste Cilla ica meee bad dpa 4 | The Key West Lions Club mf | ~A six pound, ~fourteen ounce 3 aston 3 wife Seager ig Pence neem sareinance: k's ginia Deatherage, Cresence Bau- Good For Summer ‘Thursday night at the Clubhouse | doughter -was'borri in the U. S. 5 : sored by the club will be held at|mecting of the club were the|™&®. Joseph Bauman. ee on Seminary street and enjoyed Naval Hospital, Key West, to a c Ip) the ‘bowth Beach Re ta it this ; Mesdames Iona Aiken. Genevi e | Herbert Bodeker, Arthur Fuer- AME May 20. coNa \a corned beef hash dinner, fol- [Mrs. “Dolores Polito, - wife of C A Ind Sunday, May 22 at 8 p.m | Duke, Hilda Berry, Helen Chee, |g¥s0% Mary Feurguson, Estela] MIAMI, May 20..—' National | towing which general. business of ' Frank J. Polito, SN, now station- c INN Y ota poe ay po bey pd Nt pay Maines Re Era ae ‘Aer! Mira Jr. Armando Mira Sr.,} Airlines reservations officials had the organization was: discussed. | ¢4 im. Jamestown, Rhode Island. Pearse information about thie attair | Shordt, Vera Wood, Pat Kitkpa. Eve Almeyda, Jaime Benemelis,} 3 cheery word today for Florida’s: The Key Award was presented ; The child has been named Linda Should telephone Mrs. Vera Wood | trick, ‘Louise Woodell, Bobby | Xing Fisher, Eloise Fisher, Den-| (sist industry, anxiously watch-|to Lion Jesse Sloan, and con- | Lorene. nies Sneider, Elizabeth Hagberg, a 1363.J. rf af |Lemokins cai Macelene Tavier: Oscar Hagberg ing the annual transition from en ee oragemy the f Tae Onaga Thrift’ Shop is}One prospective member was ; a el i 7 SC: t : week are the — Ableidy present bnaig ay Linda Repkie. Octavio Cervantes, Jermaine| winter season to summer season|” Among matters under discus- A BIRTHS * | Johnson, Jack Turner, Katheryn at Florida results. |sion by the club was the sending } “National has booked more res- | of a message to Representative ervations for Florida than ever Papy relative to reducing the before at this time of year,” rc-!toll on the Overseas Highway.. ported Willis C. Baker, System| Activities of the club’s dele- Reservations Manager. | gates at the recent State Con- “A comparative boom in the! vention were related by Lions summer travel market has becn Dion, Urion, Esquinaldo’ and started’ by National’s low sun- Bezanilla, and proved of much mer excursion fares and the ho- interest to the members. tel rates reduced to a fraction of, —————————-—————+ winter season rates,” said H. C./ Dobbs added. The National Cap- Reception Honoring Rev, And Mrs. E.R. Evans And Miss Mildred Evans To Be Held Monday Evening At Church The Woman's Auxiliary of the Congregational Church will “ ion on Monday Forman, Zilia Parla, - Francisco Garay, Jose Galdo, Javier Yebra, Fernanda Mastraps, John Buck- er, Clara Bucker, Frank Vega. Coming Events SATURDAY, MAY 21— Preview for Members of Mar- tello Art and Historical So- ciety of Children’s Art Ex- Foxes Have Twins A set of twins was born ear! this morning at Naval Hospital to Mrs. Frank G. Fox, wife of Frank G. Fox, EMl. The girl weighed five pounds, three ;ounces, while the boy weighed j six pounds, 11 ounces. All have been doing fine, the proud father reported later. “S-IN-1 COMBINA E pe JALOUS WINDOWS, PORCHES, DOORS AND SREEZEWAYS FREE ESTIMATE — CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN vst VENETIAN BLIND WES’ the response by the Rev. Evans. Thre will be music by the Wat- kins, Fernandez and Roberts = i ; : T May at 7:30 o'clock, |String Ensemble, a reading by hibit, 8:00 P.M., at Martello] Dobbs, Vice President in Charge | ital, New York, Philadelphia arid _ Rev. and Mrs. E. R.|Mrs. Katie Sweeting, a piano Suices. of Traffic. other northern centers are being |. ‘Through the new Palomar tele- Awnings — Jalousies — Venetian Blinds and their daughter, Miss|solo by young Billy Roberts, and Dance, sponsored by VFW] The excursion fares saving (7° featured in National’s adertising | scope, scientists could see a light 123 DUVAL STREET Pe) Evens. Rev. Evans is a|Mrs. Eva Gibson and Gerald members, Post Home on] per cent on return tickets, w>re ‘appeal to prospective vacationists, | the size of a candle 40,000 miles Factories: Ft. Lauderdale % Dallas # Houston minister of that Church. |Saunders will entertain with a Elizabeth street. Music by lo-] effective Sunday, May The | in cities throughout Florida. yaway. @ Obloheme City reception will be held in) soprano and tenor duet. Closing cal orchestra. For members] 21-day round-trip rate will be of- e ~ ees ee ee ~— _ the Service Center, and a lovely fm nd for the occasion has arranged. Miss Betty Brady will render @ Plano selection, following which the ag will be given by| the John M. Peyton, with Ladies Auxiliary Of V.F.W. Sponsors Party At Naval Hospital ‘Phe Ladies Auxiliary of Veter-;and Paul Baron, who also acted am of Foreign Wars sponsored a! as master of ceremonies for the Se] of Bmp. d = a gine show, entertained with a fast and week for the @ Ward D at the Naval Hos-|'tricate tap dance. here Jay Wray then gave a program Several well-known local en-}of inimical and delightful mimi- terteiners gave theiir talents for cry, which was done with the as- the amusement of the patients, sistances of a series of Victrola tmeluding Miss Hilda Wilde, sing-: records, and this performance f, whe offered several songs in- was extreineiy well received, as ba, ite the Samba, ; was Nat Border’s solo which fol- Agsin, and & number of requests. | lowed. he also led the community sing-: Members of the Auxiliary of {the Veterans of Foreign Wars were introduced by Miss Edith Ott, supervisor of the Red Cross at val Hospital. Magazines, i fe Bese paves eal been is invited by the Society to bad Grummer, Mes Des Butler,| brought by the Auxiliary, and attend. muste for the occasion, | were served by them at the party.] TUESDAY, MAY 24— i Meeting, all Army and Air Force Reserve Officers, 8:00 p.m. Home of George A. Warren, 511 Eaton St. Offi- cers from Miami Military sub-district will be present in advisory capacity. Special Meeting, Parent-Teach- er Association, Division St. School, 7:45 P.M. Installa- tion of New Officers and Dedication of New Piano, the program will be a tenor solo by T. Jennings Moss. All members of the Church and friends are cordially invited by the Woman's Auxiliary to attend this reception, which , promises to be a charming one. fered until November 1. All flights are included, with no dii- ference in the service customari afforded. Dobbs said National has dete mined that the increase in reser vations is “new business.” “That's what we inten@éd,” ‘he said—"to go after people who $ probably would not make trips ¢ without special inducement.” uP He noted . that. National’s low ,¢ summer fares, substantially low the cheapest Pullman fa have made it possible for “budget vacationists” to make longer trips to new places. “Florida has an especial appeal for people in the north, many thousands who cannot arrange their time or finances to permit winter visits. Now that they’: learning that it is a delightful summer vacationland, inexpen- sive, and can be reached in a few hours by transportation within their budget limits. they’re plan- ning their trips. Dobbs also pointed to the in- crease in three-week vacations a favoring the summer; trend to Florida. “The entire three weeks is cov. ered by National’s 21-day plan he said. “And for those with two- ck vacations, fast air transportation means they can enjoy three full week-ends at the vacation spot of their choice.” “Vacation travel -north from Florida also will receive impetu: from National’s summer far and their guests. SUNDAY, MAY 22— Husband and Wife Banquet sponsored by Navy Wives Club No. 88. 8 p. m., South Beach Restaurant. Opening of Children’s Art Ex- hibition, 2:00 P.M., Martello Gallery, Under Sponsorship of Key West Art and His- torical Society. Free to pub- lic opening day. MONDAY, MAY 23— Reception honoring Rev.. and Mrs. E. R. Evans and Miss Mildred Evans, sponsored by Woman's Auxiliary of First Congregational Church, 7:30 p. m. at Service Center. Mu- sical program. Members and friends of the church invited by the Auxiliary to attend. Meeting, Monroe County Audu- bon Society, 8 p. m. at Wo- b, Duvai APPELROUTH'S ANNA R ONO VITZ | ‘The Store of Fashion’ 511 Duval Street Phone 174 : ness, and color films of bird- life taken on Midway Island by Lt. Commander R. C. Ketchum of U. S. Naval Air Station. Free to public, which , composed of Jock at the piano, Nat Bor- and Jesus Lastres with the » im the absence of the re; oe Key West Chapter No. 283 Of National Sojourners Met Tuesday Rey West Chapter No. 283 of the National Sojourners was re- Cepetituted and officers for 1949 @etted and installed at a supper heb over to the newly-elected presi- dent Key West Chapter No. 283 was originally chartered on February 3, 1948. The original organization “WHO AM 1?” meeting Twesdey evening,|and the present reorganization] WEDNESDAY, MAY 25— May 17. at the Southernmost| were effected through the ef-| Luncheon Meeting, Navy Wives Presbyterian Church, with twen-| forts of Col. Pace. Club No. 88._ Noon, at Build- ty-three persons attending | All National Sojourners sta- ing 178, U. S. Naval Station. GMficers cxeted were: Presi-j tioned in Key West, and others} THURSDAY, MAY 26— Geom, Lt. M J Horre Gon, Lt LW. Wright viee-preste | who may be visiting in this area J seeretary-| are cordially invited by the local Wensurer, Col H. E. Pace, chap- chapter to attend the monthly to, Col BW. Rogers, and Mar-|dinner mectings held the first shal, LA BW. Herrick | Tuesday of each month in the so- Gul. Rogers is national chaplain|cial room of the Presbyterian @f Be Sojourners. He presided! Church on White Street, and to ever the reorganization meeting | also br ing their wives to the din- GN the gavel could be turned | ner meetings. Members Of Martello Art And Summer Roundup of First Grade Registrants of Division) Strect School, 1:30 to 4:00} P.M., Reynolds Street School, Ss, Reynolds and South Stre a Continuing Friday, May 27,} Same Houi Meeting, American Legion Aux- iliary, 8:00 P.M., at Legion Home. ; WILL YOU SMILE! Hist. L’Aigion expresses the lyric loveliness of summer in this softly tored Bayadere promt y | i thi ; dress of cool imported voule with @ fine treth Asso. To Attend Preview Of Exhibit Tough | ) The = Child A of tinted lace to ruffle the neck, sleeves and miaren'’s Art Exhibit} and it is expected that a great] “waiter, this is a miserably; es eens alficially tomorrow after-| deal of imaginativeness and live- | small steak. odice closing ... end teshe guibaeainn | + oo. ate Gal-}liness will characteri: the ex- “Ye: , but you'll find it! all around the skirt. Combinations of oun, waht at 8 there will} hib i prs ale age be & preview of this show for the aie siimeeseticcs sien will take you a long time to eat, rts annie a members of the Mar ahi aeeperiuontwel ie | ; u os ; Hemet, “Gh, Martello Art and! today while preparations were eer PAISLEY — PAISLEY— IT’S $O NEW! suit; corn. imaiaaiacalalneal . being made for the preview this be shown |evening and the official opening All the pictures wo (®) Wirephoto News Notes se the work of young painters |tomorrow aternoon. | THIS BOY, about 15 years old. Back again, that favorite of our grandmother's doy— Fortumet Sandals For Ww : - - a Pras eer ns Ay Faience is a term gene ap-| is waiting at the Juvenile De- ° thal shumbs peti offal Baca ince—the paisley omen Two K. W. Girls new attending Florida State ey to all types of glazed pot-| tention Home in Crown Point, 1a thumb-print of a Persian prince—the pai In All Powder Puff Paste} University at Tallahassee. These two girls are Lorraine Nottage, daughter of Mr. and Pledged By Alpha . | Mrs. J Nottage, and Mar- Lambda Delia Sor, | Jerone Notege, snd Mar ‘Word hee been received of the | Mrs. Joseph N. Watkins. Both of by Alpha Lambda Delta them are in their freshman year The American Federation of Labor membership in Canada is about 6,300. Federal expenditures per fami- ly in 1929 amounted to $121, and ty of two Key West girls | at the University. about $975 per family in 1948. | i Ind., for someone to tell him | who he is, He is listed under j the name of Donald Rekse but | he says he knows of no spe- | cific reason for that name. The | boy told officials he has been wandering around the mid-west ‘ for about five years. pattern, But now on a fine sheer quality of voile new summer pet among fabrics. Nelly Don does it in a pretty afternoon shirtdress with hemstitching and tucks. Sizes 14 to 44.~Just try one onl ora RE PRP ESSE EM UM KEY WEST’S LARGEST STORE (tena CHAS. 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