The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 3, 1949, Page 4

At Woman’s Club Meeting Tuesday “Aphe November meeting of the} events and like subjects; and with | while interesting ‘talks: mor home Key West Woman's Club, he no business matters to be brought | Red Cr eee een) oh se sells d E “made at the Fight new members were wel-| and Diane berg to last sum- school activities. Thus it forms a Fleming and Simonton mer’s training camp, Leland ‘link between the sel and and-no charge is in. March, Director of Monroe Coun-} the broadening circle 6) cal, “ ty Schools, whg is: also the ad-| national and international so- visory chaitman for the Juniors? ciety. ha dea epee retort aac alee Cub Pack | Moore, Trevob, No. 215 To Roberts Win +»: ose| Meet Tomorrow j Essay Contest j the The first snccting et cree ‘The. three local winners formed Cub Pack 15, ; VOICE OF DEMOCRA Scotts of America, will be held | test were nnounced pormagel ar announced g. Friday, t.Wa5 | Ba iravin, USN, Chairman of the ! last. week the club. It was de~ is sum would be sal eer aoent {Wer tah Seo aaa Cubs en. atterid,/ West High School, Miss Jud since i pi ectattons are to; Trevor of the Convent Mary pei be made, ‘according to ‘Cub ' maculate ‘and ‘Miss Orletta ““Rob- } Pack rules, a boy receiving these ‘erts of the Douglas High School, ai su Personal Mention must have his par-|The contest was open -Miss Dorothy True, of Alfred, | presentations ‘ents present at the affair. ‘dents currently in the . tenth, : ‘eleventh and twelfth grades, and May i ‘a gratifying number. of entries} Maine. has returned to Key West | a were received. for the winter season, . 4 { Arthur Sawyer Unit No, 28 Amer- Auxiliary, hour was held, with refreshments! TO Hold EMPLOY MIAMI FIRM {Coming Events a tt te te ‘ Auxiliary, West Palm Beach, and. Mrs. Ralph Peckham, 10th Dis- : {tee President, Coral Gables will pay an official visit tonight to the ts = $ j iF aT 4 f g? id Pid beg ’ B, Bord and Mrs./ iddie Dane: (Continued From P: 2) ‘ stunt-flying Mavy, Sor perl i “tras pwe bond,” said O'Bryant, “We think ee Ge een tae Mr, and Mrs. Lysle. McCown, | . into an Eastern eae wis, Mrs, Morgan Harris! On Friday night of this week, | We will get off very - "8:00 P. 1318. Olivia announce. the | , tag ie o w Chub, 8:00 P. M: at Woman's. Eo wee seh 2h ans! Apply To Wed a ile, "incu the Applications for marriage li-! day's invlving te collision in flight of an censes were filed yesterday in| the. office of County Judge Ray- | tmond R. Lord by Thomas V.!two fatal streets, the youngsters. will hold issued at about 3 per cent interest, a colored slides of 1! STFiddie ‘Danconwith music tor] compared with ¢'pex cent now! Flower show shown by Mi Pee the affair being furnished by the] being paid by the School Board) “Gertrude Laubscher. ‘Daughter To Mitchells Coral isle sient ese Ge ge a Ragas ps FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4— Dr. and Mrs: Wallace Mitchell, Bennett, 20, of 522 Louisa street, | of them held to |. Mr..and Mrs. Myrtland Cates} _ Hog teed be dated] Luncheon - Meeting, Officer:|614. Caroline. street, aie the and Olga Marie Ponce, 18, ‘fj fault—in more than ~ will act as. chaperones for the} # meet a e ¢ last three Wives Club, 12:30 P.M, at] parents of a daughter. born yes- 99% United street and by James. 900 million passenger et5 : T. dance, and. they haye announced callable, saat bonds would be Officers Club, Ft. Taylor.| terday. at 2:25 p.m, weighing 3 fF. Bentley, 25, of 626 William ' regu! Wives Club Luncheon omorrow that memberships in the .Teen-| callable, femainder of the Mayor A. Maitland Adams,| lbs. \gtveet and Iraymotto Russell, 22, iene pe me : age Club are now available, series non-callable. By _ making Guest Speaker. Mrs. W. R.]. —— { ot 1010 Grinnell. street. “Many ‘reservations have been history of Key West, a talk that) ‘This club is open to any boy or most of the bonds non-callable Ford and Mrs. M. H. Harris,}Ciesinskis Have Girl PLEADS Ve qhite for the Officers Wives Club’ is looked forward to by the mem} girl over 13 years “of axe, and | will-have a tendency to, keep. the Hostesses. be held to-/ bets some of whom are making] many wholesome activities have} interest rate low, O'Bryant said:| Meeting, United Council _of ¥ r of duty bs in’ been planned this season for club and have not yet The bonds will ‘be issued’ for a ‘Church Wome) " 1 nm, 10:30 A.M: at Taylor Officers members to participate in, such : ‘ i j period of 20 years. at First Methodist Church, to Yhaa time to acquaint themsélves|as picnics, beach parties: cart: |, ama ‘observe World Community 330 P. Pai said that it Tomorrow's meeti ill have” wi ey. West and its color-}ri ames and: dances. be down just 3 pine co z ; 's Mie WR. Ford bn Terese As parefts of the teen: | will"be undef thé: pro/ siden Dance at Teenage Cen- new -haspitality chair-jat the Teenage Center in the| O'Bryan said today t the bi Duval street, Ritesh x ihe Woaletta Cb. Armory at Southard and White | $500,000 of school bonds would be Se a Ronald Goulet, |: Weighing 6 Ibs., 5 ozs. at the of Monroe County Hospital, j i : i Rg ’ i Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ciesinski, : 504 Simonton ‘street, announce Seeks Divorce the birth of a daughter yesterday, i ‘ ? hat 2:40 p. m... weighing 6 Ibs. 15 A. petition seeking a divorce ‘ozs. This is Mrs. Ciesinski’s sec- was filed yesterday in the office : Circuit Court.’ Clerk Earl, R.*staé “Adams ‘by “Artgeta Pachos aganist - |. H. Harris, and honor n Fel agers are weleomed by the Cates | kram of expansion. He said that ‘ter, Armory at White and! ; Constantine Pachos. the occasion ~ will al ial er. will. be available’ x to drop in on Friday nights at the Ihe has asked J. Fred Horn, school Southard streets. Music bv. ° 5 | BrP tes ee SNS, big ‘and Mrs. A. Maitland the convenience of all ladies im] Armory and sce what a good plant consultant of the State Coral Isle Serenaders. Snack} (Continued From Page One) . | 1190 CIO MEN supine he ae bg and Representative md attendance at the meeting, in or-}time the youngsters are having | Board of Education, to come and bar. \paign train. The President told; . $ | Undoubtedly, esa be C. Papy. i that they may relax and en-| there. resurvey the schdols and’ deter-| SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5— {the crowd he was doing his best’ Continued From Pagc One) | tremendous forward in air i y Gceasion Knowing that| A snack bar is open, where ;mine what could be done. Food Sale, sponsored by Wo-{to carry out his Democratic com- started the transport company safety in the years. even and will address the ‘there is served’a variety of cakes,| “Horn can sit in ona meeting man’s Auxiliary of Monroe] paign pledges. made. a new proposal of 13-cent- as the past dec thas been i For the President, today is an an-hour increase — three cents Characterized by rapid ject of the cared foi andies and soft drinks only. | With the School Board. and the} © County Hospital. 4 P. M. at . cone weve’ Z ee. ant It was just one more than had been offered pre- | Unfortunately, the human ele- Misses Notiage And Berveldi Honored At Florida State University Bis Veh Nottage, -} pearance of the 1949-1950 season, of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Not-| which will bea coicert bn No- 2 ae Miss Faye Bervaldi,| vember 6, and the Annual Christ- xr of Mr. and Mrs. Cart sean Veene® will be put - De- i, pledged Sigma Alphajcember “11. Lorraine is also 2 sie Sorority, this week.}meimber of Alpha Lambda, Delta, Lorraine 9nd. Faye are sopho-ja freshman honorary, with an mores and music majors at Flor-} average of “A” in all subjects ida State University, Tallahassee,} during the Freshman year. . yarchitect that will be hiredjsaid Building corner of Duval and Penniversary. VFWM Tonicht O'’Bryant. “The architect can then Southanl strect. Home-cook-year'ago that be received the viously. The workers will vote ment can never be completely eets 1g Thomas E. on the proposal today. Origin- eliminated as an accident-causing cost of the work involved. Then X-Ray Machine purchase for} Dewey-had conceded the Presi-. ally the union demanded a 30-. factor. It will have to ‘be con- we will know whether the plans/ hospital. -dential. election. cents-an-hour raise. | tended with as long as people A regular meeting of Southern-| Department of Education, and we| Meeting, Sparkling Waters Re- tonight. public transportation in Houston. . rail or highway. most Post No. 3911, Veterans of] would also know just hese work ! bekah Lodge No. 14, 7:30 P. " Soe oo Ae WA Ea ES day, November 3, at 8:00 P. M. There is to be a meeting next Hall, Fleming street. Visit- | Plans will be formulated for|Tuesday night of the School ing Rebekahs welcome, b the Armistice’ Day celegration.| Board. It is expected to hire an} WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 9— Bu at fFiome Visitirig comrades and members| architect to proceed with» the} Evening meeting, La Concha’ of the Post are cordially invited| plans for the work after Horn Navy Wives Club No. 88, - : work may get under way about val Station. “Lorraine was cletted.agcom-] “Wye 4s member of the Uni-| Indians in New Mexico were} in February. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10— na Sa oe the Women's Glee| versity Chorus, a music organi-| building with stone, successfully a Sewing Group Meeting, Mon- A ve using clay mud for mortar, when} The Assyrians and Babylon- roe County Hospital Auxil- ch is composed of 651 work at F.S.U. She sang in the od oa their fist public ap- | Messiah last year at Tallahassee.jin that area more than 400 years ‘corated them with colored glazes Call Mrs. Pritchard at 548 for 8 ? ube: : ago. as early as the 19th century B.C. transportation. make a quick estimate of the ed food. Proceeds to Portable }news that Governor In Clubhouse ) would be approved bythe State | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8— Mr. Truman speaks in St. Paul Buses are the only means of travel fast—whether by air, boat, Foreign Wars, will be held Thurs-| can be done with the 000.”” M. at Knights of Pythias to attend. has been here. It is expetted the Building 178 in the U. S. Na- hool . The| zation that is also doing splendid n i ‘ nb forthe school year. | Zieh # ‘§ the first white explorers arrived) ians made clay wall tiles and de- iary, 2:30 P. M. at Hospital. — Sree see eos eee ISOMER DOORS OPEN AT 9 A. M. NOVEMBER 4th NEW POLICY~. Ladies’ 1 Group 1 Group LGroup ; 2 > id hi 4 oct caren ues eos Pecks SHORTS SKIRTS BRAS. SLIPS tees stmt ace tet ununsly Wah sore Se . + " $1.00 a" $10 go Banding on Whitehead street. tees Ser iimicd i tes pow FLORIDA S FINEST ICE CREAM 1 New Fall Shades 1 Values to $5.98 - For refreshments, Mrs.. Cowart} of a regular member who was NEW STORE HOURS served home-made layer cake:absent, held second high score, s i “ *..with thick white icing and pine- | 5680, and Mrs. Lucille Hardaway, Daily and Sunday, 10:30 A.M. - 11:00 P.M. EGE roup 1 Grou P 1 Group apple filling topped with vanilla third, hed a score of 5480. High ice cream, this being enjoyed prior card cut was won by Mrs. C. R. to the bridge playing. ; Reagan again the “floating prize” a . potenti pening be Playing Tuesday were the Mes- hand to hand of those capturing dames ,Joseph. Ladd, Howard @ trick with the Jack of Clubs, | Overlin, James G. Cowart, Joseph ghd Mrs. Clyde Baker was the;S.Guley, C..R. Reagan, Clyde inner of this prize, which con-| Baker, Paul Herrick, Peter ~ gisted of a set of vyari-colored ight, Grace Mumford, Lucille ic glass covers known as art wey. Paul Lumley, and DRESSES DRESSES 2 for $500 oe One for $2.98 SLIP Values to $17.98 Fri., Sat., Sun—Get Acquainted Special 1 GROUP . Girls’ LADIES’ BOYS’ 2 PED. PANTS Playsuits PUSHIERS Halters These and Many Other Outstanding Values Can Be Bought at BELDNER’S During This SALE!!! BELDNER’S THREE SCOOPS OF ICE CREAM Topped with Whipped Cream and Cherry ks. rt _ on PT Officers €lub Dance Pieterte! . gela Hallowe’en dance Hibid at the Officers Club at Ft. Paylor last Saturday. night was eminently successful’ and enjoy- Bi agle, it has been|reported. “Many attended in costume, and pirticipeted in the apple-bobbing. 0 parade, games and danc- ing. A numberof prizes were awarded. Gus. Ayala*ahd his, or- chestra furnished music for the affair. Passenger List RBAeees Ree sasaeeee Passengers leaving for Havana, iba, via Aérovias “Q” S.A.: Maria Barrera, Andrew Lee, ©. Andrick, Janet Andrick, Alberto Rafael. Jose Acevedo, Juana Acéyedo, Freda Burdett, Lyla Boult, James. Decker, . Walter Lyons, Joseph’ Johnston, Jr., Marilyn Johnston, Teving Stahl. E Dairy Store 1001 Truman Ave.