The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 11, 1949, Page 4

fatten etn tah hat, hee, ach he hdc iedeaiadamnaadniiill Pag ane 4 petite te , discussed, and Mrs. | 's Auxiliary of St. Sndunced. tat Mrs. Elizabeth{the Woman's Club on Duval Southern College of Doutnciey Reese and Mrs, Ann Otto. were in/ sinect. : Eek ee supper show stage Thank in, reported that : recent in- jaded eos Ries ae : Jenhle ,, Sophie ms ae 8 ae Tickets No Now Available For Civic Drama Festival This Season Sponsored By Jaycees sedge President of the at Pollock's Jewelry store, West Junior Chamber of : Rawal staat: :Puntil about December 1: vi last year, until ‘No. biegivons wm, noe few sub-) soril ‘ean not be assigned seats’ )} until: such- date. Former $eribers ‘may, of course, ré rea Social Secretary, . reported! pene a cards to so ae ‘The: final count on the [two-week around Richmond; Virginia. F* tolloy in, Memphis, Tennessee. IM ss fiss Hilda. P Pullara: Winner . }OF “Miss Buddy Poppy” Contest’ “Miss. Military Ball, which is teing*hela Buddy Poppy” contest wag held at the Post Home tonight, Wednesday night at the VEW' a Pp ee ee eee lov- a Home .on, Elizabeth Street, y will each receive o eit = Sec tan and the “Poppy” Q n for 1949 is Miss Hilda [Ponce with 26,413 -votes, The the official count om Monday night, when the contest was even it it Fsiixes with 18,084 votes and Mise ee ee <a ia. Garcia with 8,155. votes.’ ning by a third again ove: was the VFW cand-}Sikes.. \ are was the en-| he Official crowning well be rican, Legion; at the end of the Grand March, r the Business and dance ‘omen’s Club, Miss Sikes and be from 9:00. bam. until “2”, an Garcia ‘will act as the’ at- record crowd is expected s to Miss Pullara when'man Kranich and she is officially crowned at the will furnish the dance music. Mis, Racers To Toke Trip ITo Virginia tae ee Oe eT ean teas. Mrs. J. A. Fitzgerald, wife of Starke ‘“ pe Rnd Heme which Commander Fitzgerald, former! i Sin, coneaived, ti | commanding officer of Key West; : ‘Naval’ Station, ‘but who will be; vf the paper. only. executive officer of the same ad eters Gea. and wilt be pubit publinnes une tion, will leave Monday, for a{ ‘™* S*enented, atherwwiee. visit with relatives % ome ReSeeedevecesscesserooos People’s Forum: Seeaegesceooesoccogoccce Signature of y the LIKES ARTICLE | Editor, The Citizen: Upon her retiirn here, she. will’ I have just completed the read- he accompanied by her mother, ing of an article entitled “The Passion Flower”. by William Mrs. M. M. Belknap, of Westwood, Meyers. In my opinion it- was Californie, who is visiting an- not only beautiful from the re- other daughter in Virginia, Mrs. ligiows and spiritual standpoint, Belin: stay West a also Very descriptive,and in- ne Sy. pe Wee resting from the © botdrtical lanibonst as, well. Commander’ Fitzgerald will ac-, company his. wife as far as Miami. Audubon, Society To tof Meet Tonight In addition to his discussion of National Audubon Society Con- vention held: in Detroit in Oc-‘ ‘tober, Charles Brookfield, Tropi- cal Florida Representative of the | Society. will, outline.the Screen bseribers | may obtain their! i now at. Pollock's. jewlry ‘store and-designate the Jaycee to. mem-; whom they. wish. credit to. be a | given for such subscription. It is not “ geacged iggy to. be. con-; for all three plays of the! The luled: plays, are: “Fair by contacting any Fnaed Hand Warmer,” “Peg O’ My Heart” by peperering them at the} and “The Heiress” and will be will be open} produced: in the Key West. High BE oc sa bec. ane (School Auditorium. ‘Tour Program for this year in a meeting of the Monroe County ,} Audubon. Society in the Woman's Club: Building at eight o'clock to- night, The first number of the Audubon Society Screen Tour! will take place in the Key West High School on the evening of, December 15, when Olin S. Pet-, tingill, Jr., of Northfield, Minne- sota will present his color - film “Wildlife In Action,” i In tonight’s. meeting there will} be a short business meeting and, an election of ‘officers for the feoming year. mander: Dayid-L: Martineau, Addressed Fleet Roser Asso. ’ ‘And Auxiliary At Meeting Tuesday | Members of the Fleet Reserve importance ‘to. the” organization: ition Auxiliary No. 56 were} were discussed. to hear on Tuesday} . Several:new: members were in- an interesting and in-} troduced, ara reports were heard} ve talk by the guest}from the secretary, Argesurer 9nd » Commander David L.j} committee heads. Mrs. Béssie’ USN, who addressed} Picker tendered her resignation’ the Branch and Unit at the as treasurer-due to the fact that at Front and Fitz-'/her hushand is being transferred Streets, where the meet- | to ‘Pampa, aid they expect to are held monthly. peechte ‘Key West shortly. With a scheduled for Thurs- ! = and unanimous vote, Mrs. a ber 10, the meeting Elsie Schneider was. elected to was advanced to Tuesday,|the office of treasurer to. succeed 8 this month in order ‘aint nat made many plans let eae including an annbal Ch Christmas party - that is always a gala event. ay apap the meetings a social hour was held, during which. re- freshments.-of. beer, chop suey. with rice, and salad were served » and various matters. of, by, the Auxiliary, members. One Act Comedy To Be Given AtUSO NCCS On Monday Evening : one act comedy “Getting | p. Hi ot USE Do. the sae "under the very Led ees , there will also be a one. act of Kedar Adour, drama, sterring Edison — Brock- in the final, stages of pro- | hausen, AN, ay Fici-spauel Se at USO NCCS, The cast} supported by. Kedar its last dress rehearsal} Mr. Adour ig also cn Sunday afternoon, November three act comedy en- as Club at 1021 Duval on ‘Apron, Slick bogs gang going. into the it re- = Tabicni. 0 presented on|hearsal later . on- this: month, Monday. November 14, at. 8:00{Adour-has not as yet picked his Coming Events FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11— Meeting, Monroe County Audu- bon‘ Society, 8 P, M. ab Wa- man’s Clubhouse, Duvabh street. Charles Brookfield, Tropical Florida Representa- tive of National Audubon Society, guest speaker, Elec- tion, of officers, Public in- vited, Gala Armistice Day “Dance, 9 P. M. at Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall on Elizabeth street. Music by . Norman Kranich and his orchestra. Armistice Day Dance, sponsor- ed by Fleet Reserve Associ tion Branch No. 56, Cl rooms at Front and Fitz- patrick streets, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14— Meeting, Poinciana School P. T..A,-& P.M, in School Audi totium, Special program| planned. All parents urged by P. T, A. to be present. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. Meeting, High School P. T. A, ; Spiritual I believe that this article is a “real credit to your newspaper, and I would like to see more of these appear therein. Mr. Meyers seems. to be anyexcellent writer ‘ on horticulture, not only from the | scientific view, but from _ thi iew as‘ well, and I a sure that during the coming tour- ist. season his articles -will be widely read by visitors to our island city and.I am sure that these articles will cause them to leave with a great appreciation for. the vegetation in Key West and in awe of the method’ by which Mr. Meyers will prgsent it to them. Looking forward to the next article. I remain, Sincerely yours, WM. L. DAVIS, sR, Key. West, Fla, 724 Eaton St., Nov. 9, 1949. , KEY WEST STILL HIS CHOICE Editor, The Citizen: Having just returned to,.New York from a six-week trip across the country, I want to tell. you that Key West is still our;chojce. Weaher was clear for thé’? en‘ tire time, during which we (Mrs. Quinby and J.) traversed j New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland. District of Columbia, Virginia, -West Vitgi, nia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Towa; Missouri, wWevraska, Colorado, Choose Your GIFTS from Us Something for Every Member of the Family TROPICAL TRADER 719 Duval Street Phone 1000 UPHOLD EDUCATION! Phan te visit your schoo! 9:00 P. M: in School Audi- tonium. cast, but stated he would have it| cast soem the next two weeks. group se young people and prom- ises to be very entertaining. The very. capable cast includes: Helen Smith as Janice Sterling, Jack Chapiesky, RM 3 as Luther Lam- son, Hilda Pullara as Dinah Ster- ling, Doris Tyson as Verna Gar- son, Betty Armayor as Mrs. Ster- ling, Mike Belice, SN; as Hay- wood Dorrance, oe Lunney, SN, aa Herold, loyce Park as Clover, the miaid. | Bota ee . po pil a bets ots, “department gives flowers rules best, With Miss Pickens.is her guiding Mr, An And Nis, E. Cutler Dawes Here Honeymooning Honeymooning here in Key West this week are Mr, and Mrs. E. Cutler Dawes of Newark, Ohio. and Hobe Sound, Fla., following their marriage at West Palm Beach Jast Saturday: “Mr. Dawes is the son of Mr. J and Mrs. Beman Gates Dawes of the Ohio city, and is a nephew. of former Vice President Charles G. Dawes. His father, a former con- gressman, is chairman of the Board of the Pure Oil Co. Utah: Nevada, California; Oreg- on, and Washington. Not oné day ofjrain throughout 10,000 miles! ‘We travelled mostly in mod- ern streamliners on the railroads, ' but there were short stetches where we had to ride “mixed” trains, compo; of ancient pas- senger coaches and freight cars ambling along at unhurried pace. Ailsogwe enjoyed some very fast electric streamliners,. some de- lightful Interurbans and a short hop in the rollicking cab ‘of a steam freight locomotive. On another stretch, we enjoyed sharing the.cab of an _ elestric locomotive with the Motorman, the Conductor, five other women passengers, a pet cat and a squealing pig—all sandwiched in with several bags of U. S, Mail. Outside it was below freez- ing, but we were quite comfort- able, thanks to electric heat. That was nothing—compared to some of our travel modes our journey into the Pacific North- west. These included a 68 degree Funicular railway, a diminutive tug-boat and a swing across a ro; ig torrent on an aerial tramway. The quaintest experi- ence of all was a quict, slow, peaceful juant in a real Canal Boat, towed: by mules along America’s first’ transportation tT heovitn po | Passenger List Passengers leaving for Havana, ! Cuba, via Aerovias “Q” S.A.: Lenos Trivett, Ulysses Trivett, Preston Dunckelman, Rose Dun- ckelman, Murry McDonald, Caro- line McDonald, Ruperto Mart~ inez, Tomas DePaula, Lawrence | Eisler, Isabella Eisler, Maio Ser- afines, Mario Menocal. Margurite Wanderburg, Russ Ruta, Frank Chadsey, Agnes Chadsey, Albert Gannon, Edward Hunt, Barbara Freeman, iano Sierra, anes ae Gabr- (By The Associated Prensa) TUCSON, Ariz.—A truck load- ed with Arizona cotton pickers crashed with a semi-trailer last night, 17 miles west of ye Beni, Nine’ men ‘ana were injured, The ony rolléd aver several times spilling the vietims. onto. the highway and the surrounding desert. —— system, which was surveyed by a young engineer named Gearge Washington, - before he entered politics. That was from Cabin John to Georgetown. We really had a chance to admire the Pot- omac scenery on that trip of 9 miles in 2 hours. We agree that travel by such means is indeed pleasant, - in contrast to the frantic, headlong dash of today. More than 200 color photo- graphs of a wide variety of s¢e- nes from gardens to glaciers now augment our collection, But our best views are still those of Key West! Yours sincerely, E. J. QUINBY, New York, N. Y., Nov. 8, 1949. *Which is still our home of record. Overseas Transportation Company, Ine. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service. MIAMI and KEY WEST Also Serving ALL, POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS Between Miami and Key West EXPRESS SCHEDULE (No. Stops En Route) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P. M. Ar- ures at Miami at 22:00 ‘o'clock, Mid- +s) es, Mian DAILY (EXCEPT pity at 12:00 o'clock Mid- night and arrives at Key West at 6:00 o'clock A. 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