The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 12, 1949, Page 4

ee 2 5: iss Kathryn Henderson ppear In At Harris Next Thursday Evening been announced that an-and the operetta, “Marguerite,” “Addio". sets, will be presented at; SURE by Miss tly lovely — arii familiar i rie Mi Saks acon » Voice. ‘She has . charmed her listeners. wherever she has ap- peared locally. | With Ted Moss, Norma Dopp and Josef Hurka singing the sup- roles, “Marguerite” be well worthwhile _ to music-loyers here. a 2 es .Pinst Meeting Of Season Of . Monroe County Audubon Society ba crcl Uosiains emeoings aie Held Last Night AtWomen'sClub) Notes From: Wes Audubon Society}Society Convention be held there) Big Pine Key for the 1949-50;this year, “rather than in New meet- | York—which is the . usual pl: of the concentration of By W. L. STEPHENS im the Metropolitan} Capt. Roy Hazelwood has re- four day Audubon So-| signed as director of the State ntion in. Detroit was/ Road Camp at Big Pine and has interesting features; accepted a position as general ‘was possible to cover, superintendent of Hudgins & Al- I | if 3475332 i of i 2 picture presentations, and Jocated on Summerland Key. he Cleo Rosam and. party made quite-a catch of fish off the No where habitat groups of| Name Key Bridge, with some pes of wildlife were on dis-| yellawtails, snappers and large grunts. LB. nwt eee cere a nk SAORI 'Aerovias “Q**: ‘Passenger List Ramee es eee easeeeee Passengers leaving for Havana. Cuba, via Aerovias “Q” S.A.: t Edgar Rawsthorne, Joseph museum exhibits, field trips, | fonso, engineers and contractors Morgan. Robert Yerbury, Eugene ‘Wielki, William Vogele, _Soseph Schwartz, Sotero’ Rodriguez, Nor- bert, Garrabrant, Armanda ‘Rod- riguez, Kathryn Garbabrant, James Heller, Joseph Laing Rob- The manager of the Holsum or; Jones, Charles Smith, Mario Bread trucks has solved Myrtle and Wesley Gibson's problem. of Rivera, Richard Gregory, Wa feeding the great number of Severson, George Otters, « Jean wild raccoons that come to their Otters. fishing lodge for a handout. He Richard MeWhinney, Goldie drops off several loaves of stale MeWhinney, Jose Corraal, Clif- bread every Monday and Friday. ford Watson, John Orr, Ross Lt; Frank W. Warrick and Kent, Pearl Kent, Homer Tapia, family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cur- ty, Mr. and. Mrs. William A. . ‘ urst, Mr. and Mrs. D.G. Sea- various schedhiles!crist, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Scar- also the Cuthbert| borough, Lt. Commander and c .. after) Mrs: George Lynch, Bil ‘Mr. and - Mrs. Bardwell, al the guests at Halcyon Beach Fishing Lodge Sunday. Bob Elliott, ii f fl i: ta- official reports must} for Naples in their old | The excellent bird shel-| and made it to the State Road if i Gardens came in for! the time being. Praise and particular men- oa Mane Up ded fine place as a fin ace in which|of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hudgins to de-!to make éxcellent bird | observa-| at Summerland Key. has acquired property on Sum- Mee ee ee winter quarters there. Fred Witto entertained friends . from Miami at his Palm Villa Hew Delightful Seventh Birthday ee ee Rote, ener’ pink, and white was used. Favors Coming Events an ee 2, igen ti SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12— one. Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, Of- Poa a 3 wont: icers. Club, Ft. Taylor, 9:00 “3PM. > Music by Gus Ayala dan Knowles. Mrs. Jack and His Orchestra. Prizes for assisted. the“ hostess at, Costumes. table. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14—° ineluded Penny Meeting, Poinciana School P. Sawyer, Carolyn T. A. 2 P. M, in School Audi- Claudette Delaney, Peggy Jan Knowles, Shai 1 ;% He i i iy tortum. Special program ron planned. All parents urged Harris, Terri Harris, by P. T. A. to be present. ., Patsy Rowley,, Judy} Rehearsal for Coming Produc- Ellis, Linda Stamp, Aga- tion of The Messiah by Key Roig and Jean Lancaster. West Community Singers, - a a 7:45 P.M., at Stone Church, West Community Singers TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Ife : Rehearsal Monday Night Meeting, High School P. T. A. West Community will take place, also at the Stone 8:00 P. M. in Sehool Audi- torium. the} Church, on Tuesday evening. The will | hour j af Ai Repeat performance ‘df one- play “Tardy April,” by yor people of Ley ~Memori; Methodist Church, 7:30 P. ‘at charch. Publie invited. Ft. tion. i THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17 2:00 P.M., at Hospital. Mrs. Pritchard at 549 ‘Transportation. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18 Luncheon - Meeting, Offi Wives Club, 12:30 P_M., at Taylor. Mrs. Ruth Ne Performance {Of Play Monday ‘The young people of the Ley Speaker, on “The His ‘ Church. will give a re- Art in Key West.” mg f the Mission-} Teenage - Dance, ary entitled, “Tardy April” White and Southard St, ted by the Audubon}Camp on the Highway when the| at the old County|car gave up, so the trip js off for | Dr. Perez I merland and plans to construct; |discovers the murderer of Big William. Hyde, Louis Stehno, Birdie Stehno, ‘Carl Stihler, Vio! etta Stihler, Dorothy ~ ‘Bryan Gomeau. Mary Sweeting, Ingles, Joe Herman, Lawrence Lylifritz, Ida Lyll- fritz, Lillian Cleason, Geo Brady, William Stevens|Maria De la Pena, Fred Lamons, , Fepresenta-} and party left Big Pine Saturday} Edward Toczko, jalopy, | Roberto Grace Toezko, Lopez, Paul Briand, }Ella Briand, Rhea Briand. Dr. and Mrs. Carlos Perez of 7 new member M. Von| Bogota, Columbia, are the tuest,| Chi ps Langtry hha feturns to her home in the West to findythe house haloed by mem- ory a shambles; the Langtry name ‘anathema; her life in jeopardy. But with the help of ... mystery writer, artist, cartoonist and chief aide, she cleans up the house, clears her father’s name.| Chips and finds love and happi- ness. Read... ‘ | HEART OF HAPPINESS Pee ec cenine at ths Church at is cordially invited the young people. Starting Monday gin The Citizen Aaron Smock, Idabelle Smock, |, Reuss, Jerri Smock, Anita Hoffamn, H. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Zimmerman, T. Anderson, Lillian Wylk, Theo- Lewis; dore. Wylk, Mary Wood, Alex- Schuck, Thelma Cates, Chief Les-| ander Carder, -}le;Deen and family, Mr. and; Herman Sweeting, Alferd Willis, Mrs. Slim Barker and son, Lt. Teresa Willis, Armando | Calvo, and Mrs. Harley Owen and Mr. Everett and Mrs, Overland were among, Emma Herman. Mane IU: ®. 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