The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 18, 1949, Page 6

Oa ny hsaleuaidin olin rice ee TN GG EA! SOCIETY NEWS Collectives By MIRA LESLIE GULEY Residence—629-X} MoscOW—()—The For Siam - BANGKOK —()— Passenger {traffic on Thai (Siamese) rail- ways has increased more than four times since before the war. Goods shipments, however, have gone down in volume, mainly be- ‘cause of the losses in rolling stock during the war years. Dur- ‘ing the next 12 months addition- tar rolling stock is anticipated ed recently that great had been made in organi: republic, uniting 130.308 peaSant farms. News Notes American railroads, in ground, and carried bronze chrys- from Japan. anthemums, while the mother of the groom wore a dusky-pink cS ry engraved eet gown and Stephens-Lloyd a corsage of pink asters. : . ’ The church was beautituly! Marriage @ 42 o'clock at St. Mary's decorated with baskets of white! of the Seq Catholic Church, gladioli and white chrysanthe-| Announced ‘performed by Father mums, and Mrs. Marie Valen- _Irion once was a rare Moree, S41. eesisted by zuela plaved the wedding music,} Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stephens, of | cious mineral. ye — al oma 4°) game Wylk sang| Perry, Florida, have announced re. her sister ‘Miss Eloina M. ‘Following the ceremony at the! the marrage: of ‘their. daughter, Some of the earlier kn Gets, end as her bridesmaids Miss Billie Stephens, to Harry C. Lloyd, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Lloyd, Sr., of Key Wests church a reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. John J. Romero III was held at the Elks Club Annex, relics were jewelry. Steeeatt was another sister of where the bride presiied ather). The marriage took place on| Iron beads were found in an Sie Weide, ties loaner Anne H. peed babe’ peeretully Monday, August 8, in Thomas- Reyrdan gone that dates My Remmero hed as his best man also contained a four-tiered wed- | Ville, Georgia. ack to 4, . C. Merwe & Thompeon, Jr. and the ding cake topped with figurines} Mrs. Lloyd, who received her Sere = Leonerd B. Warren, Ed- of a bride and groom. i ig . y wert A Strunk 1, Jack E.' Immed: sly after the reception Spares tam tanuary Jase mathe Wedding rings were made of matics major and has been teaching in that department of Florida State University at Tall- ahassee since that time. She ex- its original one becomes pects to work on her master’s | oq. degree beginning with the fall session at FSU. Mr. Lloyd, who has also at- tended Florida State University, expects to return to school in the fall also. He is a music major and during the last school term he was band director in the high school at Bristol, Florida. the couple left for Nassau, where they will spend their honeymoon. Mrs. Romero chose as her going- away attirea green and white silk print frock, spectator pumps and white accessories, and she wore also the groom’s wedding gift to her, a string of matched pearls. Upon their return from Nasau they will be at home to their many friends at 1106 Petronia street. Both Mr and Mrs. Romero are , native Key Westers. The former Miss Gato is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver H. Gato, of 1426 Von Phister street, and graduated from the Convent of Mary Im- maculate here. She is a member of the Key West Junior Woman’s Club. Mr. Romero is the son of Mr. ete The bridesmaids wore com-|and Mrs. John J. Romero, Jr., of Seem Gees im different pastel} 2612 Harris avenug and is a eh ot metehing mitts and | graduate of the Key West High Bie Trujillo yellow, Miss | School. orchid, and Miss Eleanor| Out-of-town guests at the wed- green, «The maid of honor|ding and reception included Mr. Gt Peliremeits, as well as the | and Mrs. W. R. Holt of Ft. Laud- jee Seitermmeit, carried lovely | erdale, Mrs. Holt being the form- Seeeeets of eheysenthemum pom-! er Miss Leota Lowe; Mrs. Ber- Sem © elton, ovehid and bronze | mard Cruz and her daughter, of ete eet with =reinbow-colored | Dania; Mrs. W. E. Saunders, of Fithen Aremmners | Mr. and Mrs. Odilio Diaz, ‘The Beite’s mother was attired | of i, Mrs. Clarence Wilcox, © 5 HP heer print gown of | of Oakland Park, and Mrs. Henry pele =fewers on grey back- | Holcomb, of Miami. her father, Oliver H. * creation of white bridal with « yoke of illusion scal- teped and embroidered with seed and her fingertip-iength well cascaded from a shaped white satin head- Gree seo = embroidered in seed @rerle Ghe carried a white pray- eek om which rested a white “het and from which fell vit and ribbon streamers. maid of honor wore a feehiened of pink pastel taffets, full-skirted, with @tiepet berthe, pastel pink Salle in 1671. sd dnt te to tet ttn dette tetntn dnd US.0.-N.C.CS. 1021 DUVAL STREET Daily Program CUVOV IV OCVTVT IVT TT MONDAY— 3:00 PM—Navy Wives Swim- ming Class, U. S. Naval Station En- listed Men’s Pool. 7:30 PM Spanish Conversation Class. 7:30 P.M.—Rehearsal.— Mary Saunders, pianist. 8:00 P.M.—Discussion Group — Leader — Chaplain Emmet Michaels, Lt. Comdr., USN. 9:00 P.M.—Wiener Roast. TUESDAY— 2:00 PM—Club open for Pool, Showers, Musical Instruments, Box- ing Training. 3:00 P.M.—Pre-Natal Class—In- structed by Health mies agreed not d Labrador is the most part of the American con: The alligator has a trai eyelid. The city of Dubuque. named after the Frenc! trader Julien Dubuque. lomon and the Queen of know derivaties is used than 80 industries. Neminating Committee Of YMCA-USO To Meet Tonight magnolia. Meehers of the nominating] place at the regular semi-month- i Dept. Nurse. use as a paper and china eeetitee of the Y.MCA-U.S.O|ly meeting on Monday, August| 7:30 P.M. — Party-Naval Hos- Bast Sere a ©) meet with Mrs. Wahneta | 22, at 8:00 p.m. All USO members pital (Second Tues-| Louisiana muskrats yie YMCA have been urged to be present. day). eight million pelts a year. 8:00 P.M.—Movie Feature. WEDNESDAY— 1:00 P.M.—Fishing Trip—vU.S. Naval Hospital Pa- ee. and Mice Doreen Cruz, U. BO President ate YMCA Program Dir- | After the meeting the regular & 30 | Thursday evening dance will be Those | held on the YMCA Patio with © He committee ore Mrs. Veda | John Pritchard and his orchestra Some 50,000 Indians New Mexico reservations. tonight at Uso (eerel, and the Misses Bobby | playing The Hit Parade Numbers! tients. The python swallows whole Chase. Ghirty Smith, Reola Mc-|of the week. Jimmy Carroll, the| 9:15 Be aes une Top-} animals the size of small pigs. and Lillhen Weaver regular M. C. on Thursday nights Pers: Orchestra. ——— THURSDAY— 2:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. — Club open for use of all facilities, Library, VwvvvwvTewwwwervwe ili writing room, pool tables, punching Aerovias “Q” mies bags, table games. i. 3:00 P.M.—Navy Wives’ Swim- Passenger List lavy ‘Wives! Swim- Naval Station. en of officers will take will be on hand. Harry L. Sawyer Aud Bride To Arrive Tomorrow Avtving im Kev West consumed per person in Eli Whitney patented ton gin before he was thi with tomato halves, slices of boiled sweet pota bacon sli This makes “one-dish” dinner. Serve salad with 62444444444 64444444 FRIDAY— The follow'ng passengers left 7:00 P.M.—Radio Musi tomor- me eeeiee will, be Harry L.| for Havana on Aerovias “Q”: z — y dessi Serre ene bie bride, the form-| Antonio Sanchez, Rene ice pei FT sieucee copky dessert: i g hevong Sieabeth Harrington, of | Kathernie Pierce, Thelma Mets- tor. Greek geographers divided feet Missouri ker, Floyd Metsker, Charles Muh-! 8:45 PM—Coffee Hour. their known world into two por- “ Sewver and the former |lenbeck. Murray Rines, Jessie 9:00 P.M.—Square Dancing, | tions. Europe and Asia and the Wie Herrington were married at | Rines, Rice Hungerford, Freddie Ben Bard, AA, parts of Africa known to them e_heme of the bride's parents Hungerford, Nasrey Nassar, Edna leader. were designated asa part of} © Neewhe om August 16 and are Nassar. Mary Ann Miller. Otto| SATURDAY— Asia. | & eke ter home here in Key Paris, Mildred Paris, Robert Paris, 1:00 PM—Picnic — July 24th. | Wen | Allen Rhoades, Lucy Page, Santos} 2:00 P.M.—Gotng to the Beach?} Asia extends from 13 degrees | My Geren. who ix the son of Deluz, Carmen Deluz. Dressing rooms,| north of the Arctic circle to with- Nemesia Antuna, Miguel Marin, Jr., Maria Del C. Marin, Miguel Marin. Sr., Maria Antuna, Manuel ont Mee BR Sawver street 1417 *« well known He is em- showers, at Club. 8:00 P.M.—Communi' checking | in a short distance of the y Singing} Headhunting of some A by the Lend © Sun Ice Diaz. Manuel Diaz, Jr, Craciela! = Mary Saunders. | carried on to collect soul matter ‘ conte. as driver of their Moris, Irma Chapman, Emmett Pianist, W. C. Stal-| to add to the stock of the village exale truck Chapman, Soloman L. Slavick, lings, Song Leader. } —soul matter which is believed | ’ friends of young Joseph Andreotta, Ernest Ritchel, — necessary for the propagation of ® will be glad to ereet him Lawrence Gasch. Frank Fernan-| WILL YOU SMILE? animal and cereal life. | ct bride wnon thelr arrival, ,9¢%: Herbert Childs, Daniel aa | ot fortheer details of the wedding Childs, Charles Wolf, witiam J.| Not Worth It Excavations have shown there | fig © be geil when they be. Kronenberg Arelene Kronenberg, “Here’s that quarter I bor | Were nine successive cities on the } Aone ge Petronila Bonguera. : amd thes eeu ta scan” site of Troy in Asia Minor. f saad : Elvira Barrancho, Sara Villegas, | «yro}) you might as well keer —- CG E ie Menendez. Luis Menendez, it now. I don't. know as it’s Asparagus belongs to the lily | ‘oming wents mien vibes eohes, Marsan. | worth while for me to change | family. | . sai , Nidia Hermida, lercedes Cespe- 7” ini a jus! u Psi: ices! THURSDAY. AvCIST 1A "das; Adels Gomez. Jose Gonzalez, (7¥, Pinion of you just for two 4a is found in lakes or in| manae Donwe sree County Maria Gomez. Wilma Riveron, ; 2! vock-like outcroppings and is also » vet ie t» 10:45 Haydee Casado, Luisa Garcia,! made in the process of \ WILL YOU SMIL eM —— vd and Chan. Consuelo Robles, Beatrice Gomez, petroleum. feet bey end Mrs Myrt- Teresa Gomez, Elsa Hurtado, ' 7 wet Cotes Music by Coral Evangelina Thomas, Rosa Benech, Keep Moving WILL YOU SMILE? fete Berenaders | Maria Molina, Olga Molina. Mechanic (at garage). — With ase < . POEEPAY. AUGUST 23 | Jorge Guzman, Argelia Rodri-!a car like that, my advice to yor | Honest Hegter, Meeting. Sparkling guez, Francisco’ Lopez, Angela is to keep moving all the time. Poli Ca of om Rebekah Lodge No.' Salas. Francisco Garcia, Maria} MAA Clerk—Why? a olice c avian — You * 7PM at Knights of Rodriguez, Maria L. Rodriguez,! Mechanic—Well, if you ever | ° staed 2 habitual drun Prthion Mal |Maria Taquechel. Maria De La stop, police will think you're ir | "Ss. What plea do vou m PRIPAY. AUGUST 26 Torre, Lucila Domingo, Asuncion an-accident. ulprit—Habitual thirst, sir. Pret chicken supper to be Jimenez, Gilda Salas, Maria Ca- tet by Key West Guard of nelas, Concepcion Torrents, Eloisa Manuel Orta, Manuel Mezquita,. Neeser for members and, Lopez, Angela Olivera, Isela Ro- Carmen Orta, Carlos Orta, Dolor- ever American Legion, jas, Noemi Font. Elda Font, Maria es Mezquita, Dolores Mezquita Heene Stock Island | Acosta. Bienvenida Rodriguez, Al- Jr., Antonio Salazar, Jose R. De tee hrrm_meetins — Officers fredo Campo, Evangelina Zamora, Vega, William Cruikshank, Glori- Wives Cheb. 12:99 P.M. Of. Maria Campanioni, Adriana Ces- da Jameson, Arthur R. Norman, fheers Club, Ft. Taylor Pro- pedes. Mary Norman, James M. Warren, am te be announced later. | Teodoro Borrego, Jose Sanchez, | Florence E. Warren WALL YOU SMILE? Fast Talker Sailor—I'm a words. Will you kiss won't you? Gal—I wouldn't norma you've talked me into it, man per “Soviet Lithuania” announc- lective farms in Lithuania. Offi-' cial reports say 4,100 collective farms had been organized in the in themselves} verishables, use approximately 1-3 of all ice made in the country. iron in early Roman times. 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