The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 2, 1949, Page 4

- Met Last Night The USO NCCS Diccussion ;Group under “the leadershp of | . Chaplain ‘Emmett Michaels, Lt. | |Comdr. USN, ‘discussed the basis | . Miss Elia Taylor Piniado Became Bride Of Donald Allen Washbish In St. Theresa’s Church In Miami Miss Ella Taylor Pintado,} daughter of Mrs. Nilo C. Pintado and the late Dr. Pintado, of Key West, on July 1 became the bride of Donald Allen Washbish, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C. Washbish, of Miami. The double-ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. George Bucko in St. Theresa Church in Miami, and the bride was given in‘marriage by her uncle, Judge Henry H. Taylor, of Miami. Miss Pintado had as her maid of honor Miss Grace Waid, while Dean Washbish, brother of the groom, officiated as best man. The bride wore a_bouffant gown of white thiffon and Chan- tilly lace with fitted bodice, high round neckline and full skirt. Her gauntlets were of matching lace, and her picture hat was of lace and illusion veiling, She carried white orchids and stephanotis. Miss Waid was attired in blue chiffon with matching hat fashioned of dainty lace; and car- ried a bouquet of pink roses. Following the ceremony a re- ception honoring the bride and groom was held at the home of Judge and Mrs. Taylor on Dildo USO-NCCS Sunday Night Dance Island, which was attended, as was the wedding itself, by mem- bers of both families and - close frfends. Mrs. Washbish had chosen as her going-away outfit a dark blue organdy with white accessories and a corsage of white orchids. The couple on.their wedding trip went to Palm Beach, and - having now returned, are residing at 23 Sidonia avenue, Coral Gables. The former Miss Pintado at- tended the Convent of Mary Im- maculate here in Key West and also the Rosarian Academy in West Palm Beach, from which she graduated. She then attended Stetson University, where she was a member of Delta Delta Del- ta sorority and Sigma Delta Pi, a Spanish honor group, and she was graduated from Barry Col- lege. The bridegroom is attending the University of Miami, where jot heresies amd Fedleral . aid for j education at: last night's ‘inter- resting meeting. Hot weiners and coffee were served at 9 p.m. The evening concluded “ith square dancing under the leader- ship. of Miss Betty Armayor. Among ‘those present :were Bob Morgan CSSN, Allie Hammond, EMFN, Elwin Marshall EMFA, Bill Floyd OMQSS, Ted Eliia FASN, Betty Armayor, Mary Sounderse, Beverly Arthur, Joyce Park, Bill Kearns S03, Edith Knuck, Russell Moore SA, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reich, Jimmie Doss HM3, Jimmie Weeden S03, Elbert Wilson AO 1, Gene Mes- sier AA, Buford Strange YN3, Betty Garing, Stella Delgado, Ma- rina Sikes, John Gossman RMSA, | Bruce Johnson SA, Doug Crav- ens SA and Laurent Laford RM- SA. Grosvenors Of Jacksonville Visiting Here he is pledged to Sigma Alpha Ep-| visiting in Key West for about silon fraternity. He served five} ten days are Mr. and Mrs. Benja- ee half years in the air force,! iin Grosvenor, their children; | and’ saw duty in the Pacific/Binnie and Shirley, and Mr.| banigeeate euving the hans hing Grosvenor’s mother, Mrs. Mar-| lecorations, he holds the Dis- - j : tinguished Flying Cross, air med- ee preven. aU as aca | al, end oak leaf cluster. While here the Grosvenors | -| will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Knight at their home, 1207 Watson street, and Mrs. Leroy ‘Sawyer at her home, 6 Nassau Lane. Well Attended And Enjoyable The dance at USO NCCS Sun- day night was well attended by servicemen, junior hostesses andj guerite Smith, Jennie Arango, | her Barbara Acker-| many years past. their guests. lie and Caroline Camaliar, Mar- gie Hill, Isabel O’Connor, Alida Bennett, Music’ was furnished for danc-}man, Helen Crusoe, Gloria Saw- ing by the delightful Tune Top-|yer, Puva Diaz, Blanca Auvres, pers Orchestra; and entertain- ment was provided by vocalists Louis Anastasio, SN and James Weeden, SN. Young ladies present included the Misses Nancy Lane, Shirley Spencer, Elsie Mora, Diane Gold- berg, Sharon Mardis, Beverly Hill, Nica Smith, Nancy Ross, Mary Saunders, Margie Hill, Betty Armayor, Beverly Arthur, | Sybil Mardis, Janice Ross, Rosa- | Edith Knuck, Betty Sheppard, Netta Valdez, Elayne Quesado,* Oneida and Kitty Ramos, Sara Rodriguez, Doris Roberts, Rose Valdez, Carol. Henning, Sylvia Sanchez, Betty Lou Roberts, Elena Monzon, Ida Reyes, Elena Lajara, Lillian Weaver and Joan Grey. Chaperones were the Mesdames Vera Wood, Lillian Saunders and Rose Crusoe. Map Of Key West By Phoebe Hazelwood Now Being Offered By HILDEGARD RUSSELL “Places written about acquire “what is there to see in Key| ary. an added charm.”—Emily Max- well Maddox, poet of Washing-! ton, D.C, Comes now a picture of Key! West, unique as a work of art by; Phoebe Hazelwood. It has to be. seen to be appreciated. It will be beautiful to frame in Key West Mahogany and to hang on your wall. It will be the thing to tube and tosend to friends anywhere in the world. It is the retort courteous to - Son Born Today To Mr. And Mrs. Norman D, Artman bee : Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Art- man announce the birth of a son in Monrog County Hospital at 9:16 o'clock this morning. The baby weighed seven pounds, sev- en ounces, and has been named | Ronald Norman. Mrs. Artman is the former Syl- via Gwynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Rodney Gwynn. Varied Program At USO-NCCS This Week The Monday program at USO NCCS includes a_ digcussion _ group, lead by Chaplain mmett Michaels, Lt. Comdr. USN, at 8 p. m.; a weiner roast at 9 p. m. }eould stand $ West With a map like this, the tour- ist will know immediately that we are not bereft of show places on this quaint exotic isle. Here in the best tradition is an eye appeal of no mean merit. Mrs. Morse is rated highly being 9” jlisted in “Who’s Who in Art in America. She stands alone in some phases of her work. Watch for her trees and her horses. There is nothing more authentic. She knows her subject and her media. Boy Scouts Spend Weekend At Camp Scouts from Troop 253 spent ithe weekend at Camp Jackson Lee Sawyer, on” West Summer-f {land Key. The weather was a lit- tle damp but nevertheless the ;scouts passed their second and first class requirements, went fishing and swimming. It was noted that the camp some trees and {shrubbery as it is devoid of (plants. Poinciana, Gumbo Lim- jbo and any other trees avail- able in Key West would be ac- cepted by the scouts for planting at West Summerland. | The scouts attended divine ser- ' vices at Marathon, in both Cath- , olic and Protestant churches. | Scouts, attending the weekend 2 ere: Rene Alvarez, Paul followed by square dancing, Miss C@™P w Betty Armoyor, leader ‘Braun, Tom Cornell, Peter The swimming class for Navy; Knight, Gene Lang, Edmund wives will be held at the U. S./ Sawyer and Scoutmaster Tony Naval Station enlisted men’s pool, from 3 to 5 p.m. The instruc- | tors are R. K. Brown, AA and George Workman, AA, FAWTU- LANT. Mrs. NCCS program assistant charge of the activity. ‘Daughter Born ~ To Mr. And Mrs. - Henry Munro A daughter was born in the Monroe County Hospital on July, “26 to Mr. and Mrs: Henry Mun- ro, 721 Love Lanes The baby weighed six pounds, 15 ounces, and has been uamed Catherine Ann. is in . Vera Wood, USO} ! Martinez. Transportation was provided by the city and Charles Roig ‘drove the scouts to the camp. | Officers Of Fern Chapter To | Meet Wednesday | It has been-announced that the regular monthly meeting of the | officers of Fern Chapter No. 21, ; Order Eastern Star, will be held : tomorrow, August 3, at 8:00 p. m., | at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- ; mond Curry, 1131 Fleming street. | All officers and substitutes have been urged to attend this i meeting. Mar-| Sawyer, but has Mrs. Margaret Grosvenor is a Key Wester, and a sister of Mrs. been making home in Jacksonville for | Misses Roberts And Knowles To Tour Florida | Miss Doris Faye Roberts and; Miss Joanne Knowles left this! morning by bus for Miami. They plan to tour Florida and will visit relatives in Miami, Lakeland, The “WEATHERMAN Says: Key West & Vicinity: Partly cloudy with scattered thunder- showers thru Wednesday. Moder- ate southerly winds. Florida: Partly cloudy with lo- cal thundershowers in north por- tion and at scattered places in south portion thru Wednesday. Jacksonville Thru Florida Straits & East Gulf: Moderate south” and. southwest winds. Weather partly cloudy with a few seattered thundershowers thru Wednesday. No small craft or storm warn- ings are being displayed. REPORT . Key West, Fla., Aug. 2, 1949 (Observation taken at City Office, 8:30 a.m., EST) Temperatures Highest yesterday Bartow, Tampa, Madison, Jack- ; sonville and West Palm Beach be- | —|fore returning to Key West. Both girls are Nurses Aides at the Monroe County Hospital at present, and during their trip will visit hospitals in the cities they tour, since they plan to go into nurses’ training in Febru- Reeds To — Visit Relatives In New Orleans Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reed are mot- oring to New Orleans for a vaca- | tion, and for Mr. Reed to recupe- rate from his recent severe illness. | They plan to spend some time! on the lake at Mandeville as; guests of Mrs. Reed’s sister and | brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McQueen. | Coming Events TUESDAY, AUGUST 2— Teenage Dance, sponsored . by Young People’s. :Seryice League of St. Paul's Church, Parish Hall. Musi¢ by Coral Isle Serenaders. Chaperones. .. Meeting, Sea Finigee Cyotiette Club No. 371. 8:00°P¥ M.~ at} VFW Home on Elizabeth Street. Meeting, Southernmost Pistol | and Rifle Club, 8:00 P. M., American Legion Home, Stock Island. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3— j Meeting, La Concha Navy Wives Club No. 88. 10:00 A. M. in Clubrooms, Building} 178, U. S. Naval Station. Meeting, officers of Fern Chap- ter No. 21, Order Eastern Star, 8:00 P. M. at home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cur- ry, 1131 Fleming street. THURSDAY, AUGUST 4— Meeting, Sewing Group of Mon- roe County Hospital Auxil- iary. 2:30 P. M. at Hospital. For transportatien call Mrs. | Rutt at 420-W | TUESDAY, AUGUST 9— Regular meeting, Sparklin; Waters Rebekah Lodge Ne 14, 7:30 P.M. Knights of| Pythias Ha!l. BRITISH LIBERAL | (Continued From Page One) dollars it had received from ¢the | United States in trying to put the| Labor party’s theories into work- | ing order. In scarcely any sphere | of endeavor, he added, have tri-; als turned out to be successful. | Ever since the Labor govern- ment began its socialistic prac- | tices, Britain’s economy has been decreasing until it is now totter- ing, with the tightening up of | imports from doHar countries, as Britain’s shortages of dollars con- tinue to be alarming. Lowest last night Mean x: 84 Normal _ Ps St . ipitation Total last 24 hours .. T. ins. Total this month - .03 ins .24 ins. Deficiency this month 13.76 ins. Total this year Deficiency this year Relative Humidity, 8:30 a.m. 13 % 15% Barometer (Sea Level) 8:30 a.m. 30.04 ins.—1017.3 mbs. Tomorrow's Almanac Sunrise 5:56 a.m. | Sunset 7:10 p.m. } Moonrise 3:05 p.m. Moonset 12:52 a.m. TIDES (Naval Base) Tomorrow (Eastern Standard Time) ~ High Low 4:24 a.m. 12:09 p.m. 6:59 p.m. 10:20 p.m. 000 ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA (Reference Station: Key West) Sate Time of| Height of Station— Tide [high wate: Bahia Honda (bridge) _-..--0h10m = 0.0 ft No Name Key (east. end) _.+2h 20m Bova‘Chicas 4 (Sandy Point)—0h 40m Caldes Channel (north end) _+2h10m +1.4 ft fe) NOTE: (—)—Minus sign: Corrections to be subtracted. (+)—Plus sign: Corrections to be added. GUVVVV VIC eFVCVVIVV eT Aerovias “Q” ' Passenger List 6444444444 4444444 The follow'ng passengers left for Havana on Aerovias “Q”: Mark Max, Jr., Gladys Max, Jose A. Fernandez, Maria Del Carmen Pinero, Norma Alonso, Alfredo Rego, Rosalia Sanchez, Alberto Garrido, Ascella Walsh, sler Painter,‘ Helen Painter, hyllis Painter, Judy Painter, Frank Nelson, Frank Smith, Ge- neva Smith, Safla Murphy, Edna Murphy. Raymond C. Beck, Ferne C. Beck, Ralph L. King, Rafael ‘asado, Concepcion del Calvo, Sylvia Casado, Rafael Casado, Laura Gene Johnson, Clarence W. Johnson, Sigfrid N. Johnson, Dolores Helfrich, Bernice San- boin, Kenneth Sanboin, Almyra Jackson, Frances Hickman, Jose Manent, Zoila R. Manent. Josg Manent, Jr., Zoila M. Man- ent, Armando Manent, Frederick Toth, Katherine Toth, Frederick Toth, Jr., Katherine Toth, Jr., Gaulberto Alonso, Luis Smith, Santaigo Valdes, Rita Almeyda, ‘ : \ (#) Photo THE REAR WALL OF THIS HANGAR at the airport in Shelby. N. C., was blown out by an ex- plosion of heat condensed inside the building. No damage was Shelby had experienced 10l-degree heat during the afternoon. the atmosphere *and, lowered the air pressure outside the hangar. inside the building let go with a blast. caused to planes parked inside. Suddenly a thunderstorm cooled Thereupon the higher pressdre me a ine | Island City 281 APPLICANTS (€ontinued From Page One) resses, and laborers compose the {largest number of those seeking | employment. Knight said the sup- ply of well qualified applicants 11948 and_ includes many well trained high school and college graduates. Job openings here are chiefly in the service, sales and skilled odcupations. Knight pointed out other ser- is the largest since January of Bottled Gas Co. Opens Today Appearing elsewhere in to- day’s issue of The Citizen is the formal announcement of the opening of the Island City Botti- ed Gas Co., Inc., located at 923 | White street, near Truman ave- jnue. This company is fully pre- pared to furnish the people of vices in addition to job place-| Key West and Monroe County, ment through the State Employ-} 30uth of the Big. Pine Key Toll ment agency, stating that they | Gate, with bottled gas carrying all contribute to the overall plan!a BTU content of 2550 heating of providing full employment inj units, as well as a complete line this community. Among these| of ranges, water heaters and re- are: | frigerators. Job counseling is provided to} Headed by a father -and son job seekers with special employ-| combination, Ernest and - Jack ment problems as needed to as-! Perez, who together represent a sist them in making an occupa-| total of 46 years of service to tional choice and developing a} Key West gas consiqmers, the 3.55 ins. ! ..|McLeod, Retta Mae Virginia Nunn, Cledith Poppler, | realistic vocational plan. Industrial services to employ- ers include various kinds of as U . 89' sistance to employers in selecting | times. 79 | and effectively assigning workers | ll, be of to jobs where they wi Ives and { greatest worth to themse their employers. , Labor market information col- [lected analyzed and distributed on employment trends in labor supply and demand as well as current and prospective labor market conditions is.also an im- portant function of the agency. Both prospective employers and employees will find the ac- tivities of the Florida State Em- ing their job problems, Knight said. He urges anyone who needs help or further information to contact the local office at 314 Si- be taken over Telephone num- ber 489. | Helia Hernandez, Jose Jr., Leopoldo Hernandez, Ambros, Herminia Lopez. Encarnacion Diaz, nandez, James Ryan, Lillian Ryan, Frank Ryan, Mary Ryan, Miguel Estrada, Cesar nahan, Thelma White, Kathleen Joseph Poppler, Joseph Poppler, Jr., David Poppler, Ronald Hobbs, Estella Hobbs, Russell Wilson, Edith Ford, Lucille Allan, Charles Allan, Marian Noll. * All Types We can fully equip restaur ments, which include... @ GLASSWARE @ @ KITCHEN PHON 909 Fleming Street, Corner Margaret St. ployment Service useful in meet- | monton Street. Job orders will; Ambros, | Jose ; Angel Her-! Hazel Rothrock, Wayne Rounds, | Blaine Rounds, Manuel Quevedo, | Enrique, ; Rossaro Avola, Alda Avola, Rose | Marie Avola, John J. Bresnahan. | Jerry Bresnahan, Elzona Bres- : Kuykadall, | Hotel, | new company is in a position to | offer the public a dependable 'and satisfactory service at ail In discussing the merits of ; bottled gas as compared to other ‘fuels in general use for cooking, ‘heating and refrigeration,. the !' management stresses its value ‘especially in times of hurricane ,; weather, as well as other emer- gencies, deeming it safe, depend- lable, efficient and economical. Such nationally known appli- | ances as Real Host and Hardwick ' Ranges, Night and Day Automa- | tie Gas Water Heaters and Ser- i vel Electrolux Refrigerators will be carried in stock at all times. However, Ernest Perez says, the company will be happy to pro- cure any other brand of appli- tances that the customer may de- sire. Prompt delivery of bottled gas and appliances, as well as com- | plete and satisfactory service .on all makes of appliances, will be sly without charge. Apply To Wed An application for a marriage license wi; filed yesterday in the office of County Judge Ray- mond R. Lord by William A. Ob rosky, 20, of the U. S. Navy and Blanche Smith, 23, of Roxboro, Pa. Seeks Divorce given er A petition seeking a divorce j was filed yeste jay in the office of Circuit C Clerk Earl R Adams by Roy Molina against | Bobbie Jo Ann Molina. the MAXWELL CO., Inc. Ss pecializing in of Restaurant and Bar Equipment We are now in the position to serve your needs with any type of equipment you may need. ants with all necessary require- DISHES @SILVER EQUIPMENT pommel a RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES re MAXWELL CO. ine. Furniture and Furnishings E 682 Key West, Fla VENETIAN BLENDSHM