The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 7, 1949, Page 4

riialels 2 Supper OF She is an active mber young set here, ricter is the son of Mrs. rister of Jackson, Missis- Harty Brister of Nat- ise; He was born in Jack- graduated from the ciafi Mvhool there, In the , he is currently sta- it Chiea Field here. forma: invitations are being out to the wedding and re- oh, but both Miss Cruz and . Brister state that they hope af He ne ee a8 nd meeting of the La, memb: ineiibership, drive. A mesting.ot Nevy Wives Club. was! the board of directors of the of- Wednesday evening in’ anization is scheduled tobe md tn "iotay evening at 7:30 o'tlock:at the home of Mrs. Made- , 419 William street. last Wetnesday’s girls throw of they come out of the ween) a The Captain, who makes _ clothes for the British Royal family, says he wants to make sure of just. one thirig. He doesn’t wan. to see even a trace of French influ- ence in the saniples that are brought to hint. Nothing per- sonal. He just déesh’t think that anyvoiy, British or French, can equal the Ameri- cans in this line. Of USQNCCS - Advisory Board , Ignatins ‘Lester was, élected; é of the uso NecS ad- ‘visory at the anhual ‘election held at the club on Fvi- Gay afternoon. Mrs. Alton Park was elected setretary... The meeting was opened by the club moderator, Rev. Joseph @) Photo t Coming Events MONDAY. NOVEMBER 7— Me ctor of al Automobile Deaders current dae tandbs by some mantifactur+ ers, may again result in delayed deliveries by dealers before the holidays. : LEHMAN-DULLES many labor groups and President Truman. Dulles, now il-end term in the Senate, genes by Governor . Dewey. campaign. in opposition Prpaldents fair deal. pr ere i i - New York City where Mayor William O'Dwyer: is, seeking re~ election: Another fiery contest is in New Jersey where - Republican: .Goy- ernor Alfred Driscoll is fighting 4 strong. Democratic opponent, Elmer Wene. Labor ‘has split in thie New Jersey campaign. The AFL has- endorsed Wene, but the CIO has attacked him. * There is a special house race ornas , $2 Dulles has based his. the La y dre oe Mrs | Maring, 8. J., who spoke of par-| Meetine. Key West Players, in California, The State of Vir- * Seer one ete AAS Miss Watkins To y Orch. - tae in the fall concert series who will singe the “Tore- Seng” from Bizet's “Cam- " and “Old Man River” ‘* great musical Fine joes ert ‘@ikins’ second ance will be on January 28 when tile orchestra gives a symphonic including selections’ yg Sebastian i talented musician from Key West will make her final eo in March when Er. 73 , Hungarian om. Paser and pianist, cert here batted a. Persons interested in heen tickets to the B oven shewid contact CT. Walker, Juy- eet: Chairman, Demetree img. Tallahassee Buta. Navy Wives To Bowl Tomorrow is and her daughter | ishioners’ and townspeople’s ef- Mrs. Teresa Braxton, “ Beullak, Mrs. Louise | More at home and enjoy them- ther. daughter, Mr.{ Se:ves at the USU NOs Clup. Melvin and their] Eugerié Martinez spoke of the Mr, and Mrs. Daniel|Hependente of the business men tehir daughter. Deana, | on the taval-establishment: here. wert wad hat 4 rs. Mary. Graham announced er’antl their daughter | Mrs. William Albury. as ea Hheges Mrs. = anie worker with the USO NCCS. - .-Warren Taylor, Mr.| ~ Ignatitis Lester Club Di- Mrs. Se Aiket and their} rector Eileen S- Coughlin were ra,.Mr.. and Mrs.| named to.serve on Florida : Campaign and. their sons| State USO rs.| cluded . Mrs. Caroline Roberts, Taylor | Mrs,, Charles McCoy, ; of the Me ¥ mn Freem: $. Ermia Ol-} _. PEIN STE ETSY rtha Welker. oer VVTS POSSE HOS ~~. | Aerovias * FAR And Auxiliary Passenger List In Meeting Tuesda N: ht cuba, via Aerovias “Q” : . a ig ee, Ss asia es ae » Ithas’been announced that the | Florinda’ Naranj jo; Peter Becker, date. of meetings of the -Fleet|Joseph Russell, Walter Payne, Reserve Associatién Branch 56/Kenneth Buck, Gardner Royce, and Ladies Auxiliary has this] William Katz, Sally Katz, Wil- month been advanced from Thurs-|liam Woerner, Margaret. Woer- 5 November 10 to tomorrow,|ner, William Woerner. Gerald » November 8. Woerner, Thelma King, » Ther meetings will be held in] William King, Charles King, the clubrooms of ‘the -organiza-|Babara King, Francis Swails, tion, Front and Fitzpatrick}Grace Wollen, Lilia Rodriguez. Streets, at 8:30-P. M., and there|Elward Cranson, Julius Stone, will be a guest speaker present} Monroe Bethea, James Casey, for the . occasion, Commander | Joseph: Waller, Ralpjh Fabrizio, au. 4 Melvin Ireland. Bodie Smith, sdcial hour will follow the| Charles Neer. business session, dering which Mildred Neer Felix Feoffrion, tefreshmients will be served. by | Annett. Feoffrion, Charles Fortin, Wiethbets of the AuXiliary. # Louis ‘Reagan, Isabella Regan, oe ; : a. Manuel Descamps, Zoila Rodrig- P.T.Ax Entertains * |v0% Matio Deseamps, Raul Agu- ve, Juan Rubio, Consuelo Gan- Tomorrow At Tavernier dia, Blanca Padron, Rogelio Sal- :abatria; Gilbert “Iglesia, ‘Lourdes Descamps, Pualine Valonis. Leonor ‘Cuervo, Joan Veronich, ‘ .. |Jehn Veronicn, Mike Villa, Joyce Fa ina P.T.A. will entertain] Bartos, Servando Monto, Robert . . children Tuesday, No-| wiison, Catherine Wilson, John Yeniber-8. in the school house. | navies, Harriett Davies. John ‘ the evening will be Vada Bonifield, Franklin . Ruhl, ie Smith who will] Norma D'Angelo. Bonefishing Picture to] Jeanne D'Angelo, Elbert Wo- group end will be her own] mack, Maude Womack, Jose Rod- $$ 4404s dne 0004048 “Passengers leaving for Havana, | Rakfator. This picture is in color] tieuer, Rodney Hendry. Bill As- and will afford great entertain- i i Pr tudillo, Miguel Delgado, Alberto ment, for-thé students, as well as Hernandez, , Margarita. Delgado forts to hélp Navy personne! feel. | Adams, Inspector; Felicié’ iting first hand information on “ Pe yp Wives have been ins} this great sport by Mrs. Smith, ve ~ aronticn bowling at the] Whois one of our famous Bone- pe ab > tation Alleys o.| fishing guides on the Keys. i - w, Tuesday, from 10 A, Mb, Hi for the ‘evening wil — tl be, Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mts. ule est ather is perfect for ath- | Nick Johnson, Mrs. Kelleher, Mts. er ~ ivities, and many begin.!Killingsworth, Mrs. Syril Curry, are expected to come tomar-| Ms. John Curry, Mrs. Downing row to learn the attractions og }ahd "Felton the game of bowling, —. Jesus Falcon, Claude Davis, Elsie Davis. Admiral Antrim Leaves Today Rear Admiral A. A. Antrim. Cub Pack No. 215 Holds Meeting re today es, w' Ty Where he is ind for Broo! stationed. aa Mr. and Mrs. C. . Miami, are the proud of a 7 Ib. 4 oz. son. born . Mrs. is thé former That Dolores Machin of this city. son 8:00 P.M. at Barn Theatre, | ginia is electing Duval street. : TUESDAY, NOVEM3ER 8— Meetings. Fleet . Reserve sociation Brarich No. 56. and Ladies Auxiliary, 8.30'P, M. at Clubrooms, - Front’ ahd Fitzpatrick streets... Guest speaker. Social hour to fol- low. a Meeting, Sparkling Waters Re- bekah Lodge . No. 1s 830 B. M.. at, Knights - of jas \Hall, Fleming street.‘ Visit- ing Rebekahs welcome.’ Meeting. ‘Truman Avenue ‘Ele- mentary School PTA. 7:45 | aE. in School auditoriame~ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ‘+4 Evening meeting,.- Navy *) Wis “Balitding: 4 ‘val Station, , > THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10— wing. Grae Besta » ¢ Mon- oe Soanty Hospital Auxil- iary, 2:30 P. M. at Hospital. Cali Mrs. Pritehard at ob for transportation. io; 5,600 CAN VOTE (Continued From Puge Cine? Florida—Harold R. Pinder; Clérk: Rowena Curry, Inspector} vir “Cabo nell, Inspector; Myrtle, Casassa Ingpector; Benjamin F.. Curry Police; Charles V. Lunn, Police. FOURTH PRECINCT POLL ING PLACE, 801 Simontoh Street, Key West, Mlorida— Charles R. Pritchard, Clerk; S Owen. Sawyer, Inspector;..Ear) Mickler, Inspector; Hamilton, Pin- der, Inspector; Clarabelle..Am- able, Inspector; Piedad Parra, In- spector; Kathryn Perpall, Inspec. tor; Verdane McArdle, Inspector: George G."'Parks, ‘Inspector; ‘Fe Hire Matrero; Police; ‘Cyril Grif- in, Police: . igi contests in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Kentucky — and" Connecticut. Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Louisville are also electing mayors. $40,000 ROAD »<tContinied From Page One} them on Grassy Key. The firm) bid 80 cents a square yard for one 3010 foot road and the same price for 2080 foot road. both in Kea Subdivision on Grassy y. The price compares ~ with Cothron’s bid of $1.50 a square yard. : | Cothron was low bidder ‘on ix, other jobs. For the building Seaside avenue, Lime street Xey Largo, Cothron: bid $2.26 for the total of 2310 feet, which com- pares witlr $2.60 bid submitted by Tpppino. For the~ building street in the .Matecumbe Beach Subdivision on Upper Matecum- be Key, Gothron submitted a low bod of $2.28 a square yard com- paréd. to $2.60 for Toppino. The toad Will be 640 feet long. For the construction of . Tran- slyvania evenue in the Anglers Park Subdivision on Key Largo, Cothron submitted a low bid of $2.26 a square yard compared with Toppino’s price of $2.60 The road will be 2600 feet long. For the construction of roads totaling 2600 feet in Second $t., East Second street and First st. in the Mandalay subdivision on Key Larg: went to Cothron on his low bid of with $2.60 submi no. For the construction of Jerome avenue, 1461. feet long, inc} Grove Park Subdivision, 1 Matecumbe,’ Cothron’s low: j there are local LACE, ‘Noy 3»Fire. Station, Grin- ell Street, Key West, Florid: | FIFTH °PRECINCT® POLLING ban Goddard, Clerk; Florence. ©. Baker, Inspector ‘gail Papy, Inspector; Eugene Al chez, Inspecto: Yoert Ti Di- Negro, Inspect Charles Fer- nandez, Inspector; Wm. F.-Duval. Inspector; William Curry, Police; John B. Webb, ‘Police: SIXTH PRECINCT PO! PLACE, High School- United. Street, Key west, 1 —Juanita ~ Roberts,” Cle: Russell, Inspector; Henry, Inspector; Ingurtha Pin spector; Mary Mazeau, | Mary A. Barrett, Insbecto Rivas, Inspector; Grace Inspector: Frank. $00, James Griffin, Police Read the Classified USN, who hi at,.Key West] | . ENayval Stafot ty it several 3 s ins) e MBip service ey was $2.28 compared ‘with $2.6 submitted by Toppino. For the. construction -of,Ocean View boulévard, Seaside avenue FOR SALE Newsprint Second Sheets 0 25¢ ae Artman Press CITIZEN BUILDING a governor. And on ‘TAMPANS CAUGHT (Continuea *:0m ‘Page One) discharge Negotiations have been under- |. way for several weeks, but no were near the break- About, 185 in the-strike. of Preston]. ployment. The company has of- fered ‘a three-cent wage hike, « ° . Grogan says drivers owning tars Were out un routes of their runs picking up regular biewaied | ers. The’ combanv. operates a bud! — inside ‘the city and in me_of the suburbs on franchis+ es from the city of Tampa. } i and Lime. street in’ the Seaside |) Subdivision a-distance of 2310) feet Cothron- submitted a low) bid of $2.26 compared with $2.60 submitted by Toppino. 4 For the construction of Tavern drive, Tavernier, a distance of 1100 feet. Cothron submitted & low. bid of $2.28 compared with $2.60 submitted by Toppino. Dr J A. 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