The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 22, 1949, Page 4

whe iso Qh ceremony qpuste cuntaces “I Leve You Eruly,” “O Promise Me” and a March. ~ had chosen as her weeding gown o beautiful pink orepe arttully draped; her muries wees white, and the cantied * prayer book reposed 0 White orchid. — Mrs Oherblom, as yo bener, wore blue linen » eereeeres end carned a ‘fd pink comnations otal wihate: cee me ty Ry Clarence om Moe Chambers “et of honor Mie hamey ond Bb ee , er eer =a the oorved as beet man, te ane vebeae 6 liven fatie: "= marriage gown of wetry eekline, fitted badice at 6ahirt length mitte. ending in points. | Her fingertip sient af pearls, ond white setta streamers. | their by the bride was attired in white taffete with brudeemeids wore yellow, _———— Father Maring Entertained Catholi Church Choir And Guests At Picnic . Rev Pother Maring, &. J, on; Wanday entertained the choir of S& Mery Star of the Sea Catholic weh with a pienie at Pigeon “yy Chou members and their guests wiing the ine Pita, i Frenk Del Villar, (wen, Vernon Naughton, Meet», Mr. end Mrs. John Valen- vuele, Rey Sehmeider, Betty Gar- prcnuc ‘qe, Joan Elbertson, Mr. and Mrs. A Demeritt, | fhert, Rosemary Mewelee Galbraith, Shirley Leid- | swim’ f i Gilbert Valdez, Olive Gato, | portable radio, and the’ entire ‘oc- john Romero, Earl Fersthopp, loney, Gimelair Albert, Mr. and Mre Louis Fenton and their chil- @rem, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hack» M Vell Bridge District, and Mr. Fen- _ I --—— - Many Activities included} mass, following which the assem- Heetrice Moreno,|blage proceeded to Pigeon Key, Cuca | the site of the picnic, Mrs. Valen- Belva Offered Youngsters HI : Petit al couple left Saturday hoheymoon in Havana, following which they will wide y - necklines, puff sleeves, fitted bodices and bouff- skirts, Each wore a bandeau ‘Mrs. Robert M. has completed in abel, tof the ministry. Following the in Mifflinburg, to re- studies at Bob ton is the postmaster. at Mara- thon. Mr. and Mrs. Albert are the stewards at Pigeon Key. Father Maring conducts a mass. at Marathon every Sunday, and the choir last Sunday sang at this guela and Mrs. Del Villar acting as chaperones for the dccasion. The picnic imcluded such de- lights as. baked ham and ice cream, and there was fishing and g, games and music by a easion was much enjoyed by all participating. Father Maring thanked the members for their. cooperation, and expressed his desire for new members of the choir, particular- flicks ie manager of the}Jy men, as more male voices are needed. pdieitgeteenmmnamne am = ———— My City Recreation Department Here Despite the threatening weath “"" Club gathered at the Perk to en- joy the incomparable fun of a watermelon feast. Those present included Jeanne Meffield, Sendra Maffield, Joan Leonette McFarland, Don- Larwe + att Cormack, Neney McDonald,|ing, weaving and many other j crafts offered them. Pouline Rudy, Phyllis Fox, Geor- fine Valdez, Rese Marie Valdez, Neney Perez, Skippy Torbitt, Denne Torbitt, Joan Taylor, An- mette Esperdy, Sandra Curry, Feve Curry, Gale Varela, Stanley Peterson, Dorothy Lesher, Rose- mary Lesher, Faydette Thomp- son, Patey Hall, Johnnie Haffield, « & oe Moeffield and Richard Haffield. the’ The U.S. Savings Bonds pro-| Early Christian leaders some- More of these treats are in store in the future for the children who go.to Bayview Park and take part in the activities‘sponsored there by the City Recreation Depart- ment. Teen-agers, especially, are invited by the Recreation Depart- ment to take advantage of the classes in shellcraft, textile paint- | Boys whe are handy witb tools’ and paint brushes can find activ- ity in the reconditioning of toys that will be given to some needy child at the end of the year, and all interested boys and girls have} been invited to contact Mrs. Lee Thompson of the City Reereation Department for complete details. Gram began in March, 1935, with|timesthad difficulty persuading the sale of Series A bonds—baby religious enthusiasts that a bap- trent The tivet printed colored ad- vertisement was for a rug. | tized person had a right to be married, own property, engage in war or commerce or hold public office. flowers and carried a/ 50, Emily Lameriaeh, Ida Lust) of mixed spring flowers.| Isidore Rodriguez, -Migdalia Rod; Orator. 1 is Murie) . Felton is the} mero, Mrs. Merrill Fel-| Armengol, Stephen, Mahler, Mary p attended Bob Jones} man, rsity in Greenville, 8. C.,] Garvey, Don Owens, Gertrude three | ‘Owens, ion field | Owens, ‘Olga Brito. wedding and} off, Dorothy Tsasaroff, Antonio the] Hernandez, Everett Heath, Darice ' departed for a wedding | Heath, * Charles amd wore full trip to Washington, D. C., follow-| wright, ing which they will return to} Charmaine vell was caught | Mifflinburg, spend several weeks | wright, Ehrhard Bochman, Joan’ woh «© Dere of lnee, and she wore there, and then come to Key} Bochman, ett of the) West, where they plan som She carried e@ white Bi-|main until the fall school term, otereed with sorebud cor-|at whieh time they will resume] fier, Cecila Slayton, Alan Slay- Jones] ton, Alvina Doering, Ida Attan- Here P. Cur, “Key West last. ciation. was held Monday evening,| the above. at | Meek wate MaioF Elmer P. Cur-, at the Lions Den with the follow | nouncer fs. and children ' ing officers - {Thomas M. ahd Kathryn, from Charles E. Smii Secretary,’ ‘ remain here for’ -1 A - La Major Curtis, who was born in| cuiniaiapesieiel Key’ West, ‘is, the:-son‘ of Mrs. Margaret: £. Curtis, 511 Francis street, ba soso pe Captain Thomas Curtis, “and — this is Major Curtis’ first trip to. the ief); to leath of Cap- The Major and his family are’ enjoying ‘themselves seeing © old frieids again, and he. states that. we hanges are .to be’ noticed jon the-island during the past | few years. 0 : :| He has for -some, time been stationéd atthe General Elec- | tiSchenestady, N.Y. i 5 " |DeMolay 4. Pei banter Order of Demo- y; William* Pinder * was’ elected serve as Master. Councillor for | 34 tthe: coming - term, » Roman Gales will “sepwe as Senior ‘ Councillor and Louis. Maloney, Jr., will serve as Junior councillor. ° } by the MC to! serve with him. were: Bill Neb- .j lett, senior. deacon; Ed Sheppard, ' junior deacon; Paul Gibson, seni- | or steward; Charles Roberts, juni- | or steward; Clayton White, Almo- The following passengers left tlhe Peon Rage siete 4 for Hayana jas “Q”: Cora Tecmo ince thea. thony Niles, chaplain; Frank . te | Young,” sentinel; John Curry, ! E Brewster. Argentine Tango—Robert anil Betty Simpson. The ‘success of. the” dance was due to the diligent planning - of: the members of the GSO. and the. 2) JEWELS . . . $49.59 > ¥ 024.2444444444446466446 wore blue| Tiguez, Carmen Rodriguez, Thom: The preceptors named were with roses, aj #sine Miller, Lucille Salvail’ Kenneth Bey. wrayer, Sees G braided cap also of blue organdy,| Genieveve Harris; Leonora Nel-} Baisden, “Tom — Gibson, Gary earried a bouquet of mixed/ son, Jose Perez, Evelyn Higgins, Richerd; Rowe and : Randy. Adel will an. : Installation is set. for 8 p. a Sawin. June 25 at the Masonic , emple. BS ite | The public is cordially invited Virginia Elsey, Elsa Vemmer; Albrecht, Amzy Laocka| Ro- Antonio act as Musici Mildred Lockwood, Emilio Teresa Roméro, REPAIR SERVICE Martin Don't neglect your watch! Don't bang # ground . . - Don't eo Hemingway, La 7 : ngsam.! to attend by the order. H weor Norman Litwach, Leonard Dorf- e : th when washing ... . Don't open # up... . Wind Wt regulorly . . Walter . Garvey, - Beulah —_ its broken erystot ‘at once . ud Hove it Deeded ‘ond ‘oiled segulorly! Bring your wetch jo for 9 sheckup withayt obligg- The Beachcomber Jewelers . . . Silversmiths Lee. Owens, AEN et AS Some Salesman! § Los. ANGELES—Btopped' by: a traffie officer,fer driving thru‘ a pedestrian” cross‘ ‘walk, Bill Carmichael, an insurance agent began talking to the officer. | After.a few minutes of con-! versation, .Carmichael -walked away: with :the offieer’s appli- cation for an insurance policy. preg pie ereneire Merri}! @anfield; Venire Can- field, Joan Davie, Boris Tsasor-, Wright, Raye Wright, 3r.; Wright, Angeline Charles Harry \Gray, Jenny} G 7 ray. ili Bi , Arthur Doer- Cea t Billie Lee Bishop, Arthur raj W P ti lese. asio, Olivia ‘Hocutt, Pauline Aug- spurger, Kathlene Quinlin, Ro- i gelia Sanders, Rogelio Sanders, Enrique Sanders, Frederick‘ Phelps, Silvia Torres, Lydia Tor, res, Alfredo Romero, Stephen Mohler and Dafael’ Berastigue. Coming Events THURSDAY, JUNE-28 : Teenage Dance, sponsored by Service League of St. Pautl’s; at Parish Hall. Music by Cor-, al Isle Serenaders, ‘ Sewing Group meeting, Wo-. man’s Auxiliary of, Monroe, County Hospital, ‘2:30; p. m..3 at Hospital. CaliMrs. Rutt.at) 420-W for tr: tation. SATURDAY, JUNE! t Installation of officers, Robert J. Perry Cha i DeMolay,: 8:00 ; 4 sonie Temple. Public invited’ 4 by Chapter to attend: ° TUESDAY, JUNE 28 ; Teenage Dance, sponsored. by. Service League of St. Paul’s at Parish Hall: Music by Cor- al Isle Serenaders. : Regular meeting; Sparkling Waters Rebekah Lodge . No. 14, 7:30 p. m. at Knights of Pythias. Hall. Among the Indian mounds at Cahokia, Hl.;-is one which covers 16 acres and rises about 100 feet. It is the largest man-made earth- en mound in the eountry . and is bigger than the great pyramid of Chesops in Egypt.’ ‘ Dr. JA. Valdes Specializing Eye Examination and Visual Training s SIGN: OF THE EXPERT It’s always a wonderful feeling to get into your Pontia¢e and go places! 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