The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 4, 1949, Page 5

Leena gsi barn grOoniinen busier ain honipmiy Ge Gel AI UI TARED TNE HEI Ronen ceo BNS SI intl sha geen sealeseyisen eee ee te The following passengers left for Havana on Agrovias “Q”: : Sadie Mecdl, Daniel Mecca, Norman Perez, Yvonne Johnson, Joseph Cherra, Renne Mazon, Maynard Landa, Amanda Land Dorothy Pruitt, Charles Cannon, Florence Cannon, Eduardo Al-}: expected that routine matters; varez, Henry Lenet, Frances. vdlocaeeeds Ta PRAGA nen icin A The Players wish it announced peru alte ve Orian Yates, | The Key West Players will hold regular monthly meet- i y, June 6, at 8:00) that the meeting is open to those Vivian’ ‘Lesmore, interested in the’ little theatre,| Walter Moreport,i Marie More er or not they;-are mem:| port, Pauline Campbell, Nadi: |. |.Haskins,- Eloise: Campbell, Ed- ward Bock, Dorothy Bock, Jane ee - ¢| Bock, Judith Bock Mari i Woman’s Aux. Maria De ee sea’ ica. ye f St. Pa AE 0 ul’s Coming Events ; Meets Monday SATURDAY, JUNE 4— me Tacky Dance, Sponsored by} Ladies Auxiliary, Fleet Re-| [i serve Association, Unit 56, 9} ig : if i i ; The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Paul’s Church will hold their tegular monthly meeting at 3:00/') py to 1 AM. at Club- @elock on Monday afternoon, rooms. Benefit Cancer Fund ape pene & at the Parish House, it) and Entertainment for Dis-| WALLIE McGEE, a Negro convicted of raping a white been announ abled Veterans. Music by| by only five hours at Laurel, Miss.. Thursday night. He Coral Isle Serenaders. 7:00.P.M., a stay of execution was signed by Acting Fleet Reser ‘ve SUNDAY, JUNE 5— Mississippi Supreme Court, He took. the action “id : itt Hf s i il © Gheh ome ie! ary strewt, and the pon BO a Kite-Flying . Contest, Monroe i: ta the'U. Bassin : : : supper, Co , 6: 7 peal e' U.S. Supreme Court. At left, McGee, grim Se FH Tacky, Dance, PM. Sponsored by Key West cn route fo Lautel for the scheduled. exeution, Wits Bix i al one ‘ Art and. Historical Society,} tel , Right: c man grins groadly after learning © RN PreSEM, ae Was the entire meet- Promises Well and Directed by Miss Mildred} least temporarily. ‘The rape. was committed in’ 194! . Miaone haves bédh Joyce Williams. old Negro won two new trials—and each time h Many reserv < . ig 4 fs MONDAY, JUNE 6— for the Tacky Dance to be | Business-Social Meeting, Room were Semin- held donight St-the Fleet Réserve | |.""arsthers, Division Street| “THE - WALKING CASH. R i : il ft and Fitzpatrick streets, which is} Elementary School, 7:30 P.M., : : aie bab : : being sponsored by, the Auxiliary{ | School Building. Final Meet- : : rs " > of the Association. i ing of School Year. Pro- ‘ However, those not having gram During Social Period. made reservations but who wish| Regular Meeting, Key West to attend the affair may purchase Players, 8:00 \P.M.. at Barn their tickets at the door, it has Theatre on Duval Street. been announced. Meeting, Woman's Auxiliary of Several prizes will be awarded St. Paul’s Church, 3:00 p. m. and music for the dance wi}l be in Parish Hall. furnished by Chuck Parris ‘and|TUESDAY, JUNE 7— his Coral Isle Serenaders. Meeting, Board of Directors, La pata ‘ Concha Navy Wives Club No. . 88. 10 A.M. at Home of Mrs. R. A. Carbonell Helen Cherwa, 512-D Poin- . ciana Place. Sues For Divorce Meeting, Woman’s Auxiliary of Congregational Church, 4:00 Raul A. Carbonell, proprietor P.M., in the Service Center.’ of the Bahama Bar, 519 Duval} Marriage of Miss Margaret street, today petitioned Circuit Elizabeth Pinder to S. Harry Court for a divorce from his wife,} Russell, 8:00 P.M. at First] / Mrs. Molean ‘Rose. Carbonell. - -Methodist'}Chureh. Family The Carbonells were married and friends invited to attend on June 13) 1936. ceremony and reception fol- “owing in church annex. | - wv whveh ie seldom seen in this area. “ umber of the Bahama White Crowned Pigeons were observed. ‘This i@ the first time this sea- a y y INESDAY, JUNE 8— Py thian Lodge A desi i "Parl and oe } * x msored : Elects Officers: .. |» Stites ‘wives Cub 1 oe fit of Navy Ni is Ata meeting’ of’ Key West Resulas necting Wavy’ TS Wivés lanes. No 1s ren hey ie caer , Club No. 88,.10:00. a. .m., as, held last nig e follawin; in Building 178, Opens 41 Martello Gallery Otticers-were-elected: tf: reteeipaneanesestn os | ey Be Chancellor commander, Jesse ty RSDAY, JUNE 9— Die Hoe See ek Peter [eee of the best works shown | 1, Gill; vice chancellor; Alfred A. * ting, Veteran: Foreign ‘ : %) sqetet 6 during the past three weeks, and |Strayline; Prelate | Milton « A.} evan Ausiliery; 6:00 2M. (a. Pligto| T9tal last 26 Bouse —— 7 98 wom thet showing the judges |Geno; master of work, Daniel. B. VFW Home on Eliaabeth St.| TWO:YEAR-OLD BOBBY DRAKEFORD is called “the walking | Deficiency this a J Me Merete Galery with all | oe sls Sok the ee a © tere te putt pe final awards. oe & ee exten) =f is expected that this third ree «om other week's emhibit will be largely at- © © ke etme on tended just as the previous ones, ‘for these paintings and handi- ot | eraft by the young people are ex- show | ceptionally interesting, and some Sharp; master at arms, Fred L. SATURDAY, JUNE 11— Johnson: inner gard, George F.: Pease; outer guard, J. L. Adams; | secretary, J. Winfield Russell: | financial secretary, . W..F. Ed- | wards; and, treasurer, M. B. Gib- J 4 = cash register” by nurses in Grady hospital at Atlanta, Ga. The Key West High School Alumni! other day Bobby swallowed a penny in a huff because he wasn't Association Annual se as allowed to accompany his daddy fo work. X-Ray revealed the and Banquet. A. & B. “| coin im his stomach, and now they're waiting for nature to elim- ster House. inate it. But nature, it seems, is taking its time. At Bobby's re- son. ° quest, Student Nurse Eleanor Wester from Lakeland, Fla., listens’ Plans were made for enter- P. ersonal Mention closely to see if she can hear the coin “jingle” taining the members of the Mi- : Total this year 4. Deficiency this year 5 Relative Humidity, 8:30 i 16% Barometer (Sea Level) 8:30 a.m. 29.97 ins.—1014.9 mbs. Tomorrow's Almanac Tie GaRt Geer. open of the works show very fine tal- i lodges who will be the} Mr. and Mrs. Harold Russell, See aes - — {Sunrise 5:38 0.m.135 are nm j ont pa of the local Pythians: on| accompanied by their son, S. Har-| CHOW LINE CALLED Sunset 7:13 p.m.| sured of —— | June 24. ry Russell, returned to their home ‘ Moonrise 2:01 p.m. | supervision. a at 716 Southard Street yesterday | MIGHTY AS A-BOMB ‘ Moonset 1:38 am. afternoon, having attended the) NORFOLK, Va— (AP)—The graduation of the latter from As- | united States’ chow line is “as oe : bury College, Wilmore, Ky. great a military weapon as the é (Naval Base) Mine Margaret Elizabeth Pinder Six Births In i , ° Vo Wed §. Harry Russell Tuesday Naval Hospital Ne, ee antares) Jr atomic bomb ever will be,” ac- 73 Tomorrow is ee irs. Arnold F. » Jr. ; a : ‘Eas! on that sume sme teeing Neen ence eee ieee ny eee ie had gf ona was born in the. U- S| with her two children, Mary An, Sere aanied’ sheslacar of Ulu a | lees Oe : o_o Sele’ tend both the ceremony at the} Naval Hospital, Key West, 'to|gela and ‘Rose’ Ann, isin Key! a-cociates of the Quartermaster | > i H 5:04 a.m. 11:10 a.m. hostel passes 5 eel "| church and the reception which| Mrs. Catherine Hires. Whetsel,j West visiting her parents, Mr. 4 evening, will flow in the church annex. OR cee tw tre Piret The engaged couple are very wife of George J. Whetsel, SO3] and Mrs. Dominick Dazzo, at tHE CSRLEe THAllGGL to feed ay 20: p.m. via 11:19 p.m. USN; U.S.’ Naval Station, Key] their home at 4i5\Margaret street. | vérseas. armies was one of its ‘ADDITIONAL en ‘\(Reference Station; Key West) i Charm with West, Florida. The baby. weighed|- Mis. Humphrey i¢?the former } gocigi me " the Rew | well-known and popular in Key! ¢')) "9 oz, and. has been _ named | Miss Angela Dazzo, and since her ir Te pnte ee a his Robert Eugene. marriage has been making her! <o.. pr. Clark, who is research Wee oeetme ot the | West, where they have been ac- ee ot ee oe A daughter was born to Mrs. | home in Attalla, Alabama. She 48) giveestor-'of the: Aniérican .Can “h @ieete of both | Their engagement was announced joying her visit here and By ‘ > Se ra ’ me Gane Margaret Walker Stephens, wife} much enjoying Company, “the millions of men (bridge). ...—Oh 10m 0.0 ft. oe Reset ore) . _™ of Clayton W, Stephens, BM1, | seeing old friends, and expects to fighting in distant points of the : No Name Key ~ ——----— USN, U. S. Naval Station, Key} remain for the month pf June and | world still have to be fed.” (east end) ....-+2h 20m 7 ' - . WI Stedents To = | Kite-Flying West. The baby welche a Tb. | part of July. y ‘Bons Chia 1 oz, and has been name! aaron TODAY IN HISTOR’ (Sandy Point)—0h 40m le Apply To.Wed Kné , feet Dn plomas Contest At pry (Kacw America) Nit aie. OF Pla. (County Beach , ore Caldes Channel A son was born to Mrs. Ruby (north end) .+2h10m +14 ft | An application for a marriage| _ 1906—Report of the President’s Oo license was filed yesterday in the}Committee investigating Chica- NOTE: greta ve Phe Ventere: The Key West Art and Histori- GARETH AK June + To | Society will tomorrow after: and fun ® eve oz, and has been named Arthur Frederick, Jr. A son was born to Mrs. Ethél Butler Parker, wife of Elwood Ms Parker, AD2, USN, Boca Chica Field. The baby weighed 7 Ibs. 1 pee PR j 26, of 1211 Packer street, andj 1915—Ford Motor Co. capital, BABY TRANSPOR_ (4)—Plus sign: Corrections te Doreen Jessica Pickford, 18, of|increased from 2 to 100 million} —Mrs. William Kenneth Skaer, be added. | ‘You may write } ' i Yates Horn, wife of Arthur F. Horn, AOC, USN. Boca _ Chica office of County Judge Raymond | 80's meat-packing industry star- 3 ésbeMipus sian: Corrections | R. Lord by Eugene A. Martinez,| tles the country. oie ‘ 1 ge te ar BP eee ceretmeirs ot he | noon, Sunday, sponsor a kite-- Be me ’ « ween | fying contest from 6:30 to 7:30 1113 Varela street. dollars. ‘ of Washington. D. C., thanks In- - of the ce i i jan mothers and kangaroos for UNTEERS 1918—U. S. destroyer drives a} this method of carrying her VOL! AID 7 Monroe County | p; i em = the Grand , geteeh at the Field. The baby weighed 7 Ib. German sub off Maryland's a 2 INDIA‘ Te dees op $ ¢ emer ae as event ae re: 104 om a has been named Douglass School cose aughter, Susie, 18 months old. pon ee ane a - Mined with oe “ arry SAWOOG .._... ne . co oa - i . - fo -—, re quested by the Society to be|” 4 daughter was born to Mrs. Exercises In | ee pe eee aes pre-} TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS | indian provinces have built a | perfumed Ramee tly eoetem ~ "\ crescent at the Martello Gallery x 7 3 sents'a medal to Verdun, France: ‘Know Ame: hd ME ime of tt Monday! orice to @.18 o'clock in order to | Q¥rie , DeSilva, Hill. wite of ee A ; first and only such instance in f acd volunteer corps of 1,090,695 te | mgt bow ‘ she I cegietes their kites Oscar Aa ae ae: baby} Cornish iChapel our history. ig Dr. Frank N. D. Buchman of; help the police maintain law and) Se se commenen:| There will be prizes given for | Voiced 5 Ih. 3 oz, and has beeD| The Doyglaie High School: will] 1928—U. S." Supreme Court) Washington-D. C. leader of the | "Volunteers, who generally are matin the most interesting, most artist, | yamed Priscilla Ruth. hold ffs ‘baccalaureate - services| Voids wartime laws of 21 States| Pxford Group, bom in Penns-| commanded by police officer, & =a om te on the highest, smallest and largést tamorrow‘in: the Gornish Chapel, which made it illegal to teach | >U'@r Pa, 71 yeats ago. are given semi-military training Pe eee meted ‘contes' A daughter was born to; Mrg., to. ae 4 eal Me “eae lee taret “onl bites tn Go t, and the event) y7ortha Herre Kupper, wife of| A.M. E. Zion Church, at 4 p. m. | 2"y language but English in pub- Dr. ‘Nelson Glueck, president) ‘Phey are called upon in times of 7 li t be under the direction of R. K HM3, USN irk lic schools. ofthe Hebrew Union College, a 1 Pe cote Teeee co eet Theme” | Mies Mildred Joyce Williams. Stanley . Kupper, » + Rev S. E. Shir’ ley, rector of the Citefimati: noted | archaeologist, emergency when police strength ' hetero e's Bre Dispensary, Naval Base. The baby |St Peters’ Episcopal Church, Key| 1928—The Gold Star Mothers Ib at Clacinuatic ad 0 {8 found to be inadequate | ‘ e . eecelseregte ser . weighed 6 Ib. 9 oz., and has been West, will deliver the sermon to | Association founded. | born in Cincinnati, 49’ years 880.) The corps is open to members area “ om ot Pheete Plaid, we. Woman Ss Aux. Of named Karen Louise. the graduates. Music will be furn-| 1942—The Japs routed in the}, Fontaine T. Fox, Jr, cartoon-| of all religious communities and © Phe Boght Mewerend ished by the Douglass School] battle of Midway Island. jist, born in Louisville, Ky., 65} political groups. | et a Woot teahop « | Congregational WILL YOU SMILE? band and choral club under the} 1943—Secrétary Ickes tells | Yeats ago. ——— i ‘ats ott mK direction of C. W. Jenkins. John L. Lewis he expects him to! Nora Waln, novelist, born at) Mail The Citizen to Relatives v Pm me aheeneate coro ARM Church To Meet Wily Wully Forty-seven junior and _ senior } direct the miners back to work. |Grampian Hills, Pa, 54 years © Voom Tee wt) fellow the ¥ id é high school candidates will be in} 1944—U. S. Fifth Army and/ago. chairman of the First National | ey git wersires A Friend — Why did you send | the line of procession. British occupy Rome. Richard Whorf, actor, born in| Bank of Chicago, noted banker, / . - Auniliany of the Congregationg) | ‘D2! dish back. it there. was ——————._"_|_ 1947-U. S. House votes the| Winthrop, Mass., 42 years ago. _| born in Chicago, 64 years ago. | Prune beer entre geod Maver iH) Os nothing wrong with it? __|. Some of those “pearls” which|Taft-Hartley Labor Bill, 320 to! Dr. John E. Drewry, dean of} James H. R. Cromwell of Wee- ory as ome woth on OrOnge = : Willys Welly mony if" ya-'955 look. 20 :etmart on women’s necks | 79. : |the’ university of Georgia School |hawken, N. J. paper manufae-| (i geegee’ get e i ee quartered oF cut June 7 at 4:00 p. m., in the Ser-| the impression that ye’re no satis- are made of glass beads covered 1948—-Congress votes increased of Journalism, born in Griffin,}turer, onetime Ambassador te | leaps 1 Se the Sronme| vice Center of the church, it has} fied we’ the service, the waiter| with the lacquared scales of] sociat security aid to aged and\Ga,, 47 years ago. Canada, born in New York, 53| agsinst ty Senge with the prunes been announced. will no expect a tip. small fish such as herring. blind. Edward Eagle Brown, board years ago, | ost of yee”