The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 29, 1949, Page 4

ORS oe rity ios Be aceanilin’ nape teats satiny GNP O YS RINT at : The Citizen Office—51 4 * Residence—629-5 ‘ ugt Of “Skylark” At Barn Theatre Night Turned In Splendid fon ces; Good Theatre Evening Weet Players did it. who very nearly ‘got some ro- | Sight. Another fine mance outside the home circle, | im their usual tra- and you wouldn't have blamed, plays well-played, her much if she. had, because! & and very well-re- Jack.Clarke, as the. offerer of aj x number of extremely attractive | the outstanding . things possibili would not be hard ; entire play was the to take, at all, at all. wed cleanness of all — Charles Duerkes, as the hus-' Bverything just shone, band with two wives, his married @orrings worn by the one and the. advertising business, Members te the shoes has much stage presence, and a Everything looked very expressive face that can mice, including the set register a multitude of emotions . . well, including utter bafflement, performances turned Paul Baron is his usual’ very as the same vein competent self, as is Hugh Bred- shiny. it didn’t look in, both of them invariably tum- @meteur presenta- ing in a polished performance. : goth Wines thrown together Micky Renna was prope! i vi Z \ fashion, make- shrill and detestable. ‘and Helen : : i ae Py Wirephot er Stee and furniture ob- Borozovshy has the kind of face ; : of Phoenix, Atiz.. “Miss America of 1849", géts acquainted with the | of the nemesis: = set cos, seayen $68 ekg: tines \gsters from pMoger 7h &t the 28th National 4-H’ Club Congress in Chicago.’ She is International - vice; Park Engle explained, of and enjoy every minute of it. fs 4 ; . a5 ait the cast have Carl Copeland and William Dick-| {ietteg’sou vemneideg shad Rctaryaryt citing “Bibeyr tony Sarr out ee to fight:’ | Pathe News; experience, and erson handled. their supporting illiam Aj Runsicl ~ 4 = Ss ea Ot etaeias tena 2 _ on mn e Goddard has a parts extremely well, I thought. | 19 of Junetiog Cy. Bets Feb s. Spurtier. 17, of Un maces arog t : are A Seckground. This Time and space doesnot permit} stone, Jr. the manifatturer who is interested in 4-H Club work: Neil R, McAlphin. 15, of, spe haa the thorough ee of the ries _ Belson. Mont: Denis: Batterson, «19, of Millersburg. ©.. and’ Dick Ball, 19. of Yukon, Okla. last night, that it really. deserves. ere |.” ‘3 Se ath: pity i for a good were’ any: number af Suna — ec ee iscsi ‘ capes ae W Baylin i wasn't should be mention especially : * 2 and I and isgivigually—even the ae $E1,000- Duplex 4 Troop 253 Aiding A ply To ed @m un- tures on the ls of the set + i BR es =? ae ticks a entire serve # paragraph each. - : Sok i application for o marries and La Hawener, suffice sb 6 say that Per mit Issued Latin-American : Ce ee ee Toney, a curtain calls testifi “Skylark,” as presen’ ast night S = at : “Skylark” on its by the Players, is definitely worthy: coh don: the coaveton Chamber Here R. Lod by Jak ie Fea seeing, and sure to enjoyed by} of a $11, concrete p- pm a te }o8 | + ee Sval Was convincing the many people who will police at 1410 White’ street was-is-.! Saturday, Boy Scouts of Troop ; Triplett, * 34, of. 807. Fleming Gertrude doubt see it during this week of sued today to Sheriff Berlin “A. No. 253. collected clothes for the ’ street. ery m, the original star of the six performances. They will not ve ffice of Roy F Latin-American Chamber of Corm- Se ihe fomance-starved wife be at all disappointed. Sawyer. by. the atficeof Roy Fs neice. SPEAKS HERE © i aechiintiaat ieee — Butler, director of the Depart-/" Sunday, at the Scout Hall, . ment Of Public Service. The Scouts turned in seven boxes of| Dolores: work is‘to:hé done by Ed Koehn, clothing they had collected in'the sie the: sheriff. said: jgne-day drive. Any ore wishing | Bride I 2 A 5 .. to donate clothing to this cause’ Seouten, : ‘ages Of Roger Lee tin Motel if Simonton strest, took ay 40 so by calling Phone S18, | {at 3 Daniguist Litbura W. Bog: | In Church Cere Saturda a parm for the. trection, of a bill 2nd a Scout will come around to ; gs. Paul B. Doster, William|: meney. Me Fposer sign at the motel atia cost gather them. Shields, Morgan Gies, Gerald 2 The clothes collected by the’ Behn,. Get McCann, , V' ay yy oor Sg ' Immediately. following the bi 56g at 100, ‘ , Scouts were turned over to Ar cent P. and Paul Usher.. Gaibeines of their | Oe @ reception honoring Mr. ae * C . }turo Boza today so’ that the first (Also SSOMANARE the party Dolores and Mrs. McNay was held at ‘Mrs. unningham | shipment to the destitute people : to Key West: were Mr..and- Mrs. ‘of the: Cueva del'Humo section. of 3 Donald Dawson and. their daugh- Havana may be acecomplishel. — { i ter; Miss ‘Francis Morris, Mr. and © Lee McNay} !-angdon home, and se tthe re States Navy. | ception the couple left Returns E rom as her eat! The former Miss Langdon : t-| Cunningham ...will ibe «pleased to} tmes Jones, Gene Austin. Burhl : : d€nt’s airplane flown here yester- took. place last i . * Scouts participating in this firs. Merl 1g, Major. Robert ; a8 : oa Pout's! Episcopa Fa tn neg oa Vacation | ‘clothing collection are:, Frankie “Captain Anthony}. ~ | WY ? “| h aj oS oa peay * BigP ; “Batts, Charles Yates, Jimmy i i ; - officiating. will. visit: friends. ‘ The any friends of Mrs. Mary ‘shitter, Matt Brown. Louis Jones, 4 “The Independence, the Presi- had Thelma Jeagn that'she “has. returned to ‘Knopp. Any Scout of the troop ‘ day from Washirigton, is headed i * byw ed bab ht ae Las can Key West after an, éxtended: va. b¥ Lt, Colonel Francis W.. ‘Wil- her brother, ar ir. McNay is the y . a +; (will accept clothing for this drive. ° . ‘an! aS ee 4 best man for Mr. McNay, 'of Mr, McNay and the“late Mrs.|cation §bent-in Alabama and oe i liams, pilot; Major Elmer Smith, vee preessesmenee P "SE Pine away in mar-|McNay of Chicago, Mlinois. He Ggarai ; caplet: Captain E. P, Christian- P H her father attended school in that city prior s. Cunningham returned in Newspaperman i | sem, navigator; Gene: Lucas, co- & THE KEY WEST CINE wedding attire the | to joining the United States Navy.]tompany’ with her sister-in-law, : ToonmultantMaster Sergeant Fred} “suis CQYPON © Dicilonscy 986 (ly mall #148) : chosen s navy blue! The couple will make their |Mrs. Sam el. B, Pate and her. s N ] B. a .| J: Williard,” engineer; Technical ' Glock sccessories, and home at Green Cove Springs, Fla.,|childrer§ -Paul, Edna Sue.and| JOINS [NAVA ase 4 Mm | Sergeant Robert E.. Hughes, pur- a Name . wes of lovely red where Mr. McNay jis presently | Ruth Amn, the latter much en: EVANGELIST WALTER _H. | S¢%, 294 Technical Sergeant G..E. Sghdelen canals ens t stationed. joying the Thanksgiving. holidays} Bob Mitchell, JOS, an enlisted * | Robinson, radioman, : Sad netsien vous dic: | Addease here ongtheir first, visit, where man of the U. S. Navy, who has} SMITH of Oakland, Calif. will The-DC-6 whigh flew the news- tionary. When erdering = Ret ee Sa ee aber wie the ra te ee oe had experience in journalism, has| begin a revival af the Glad Tid. panera Reed others here. is oy all adisee exite og ‘s. joi of Commander} - heade jose} iley, Nation- wrapping. W. P. . Stephens To Be Harris avenue. ee ev tinaabirgde adeal g| ings. Tabernacle. corner.‘ of |) Ratings ten, art pilot: A bi eine __, Moeeesesenne® Mrs. Pate and the children re- turned fo their home in’ Wild- wood, Florida last Sunday. officer of Key West Naval Base. ,| Georgia and Petronia streets.’ | who’ piloted. the big ' airplane; Mitchell will be expected to] Evangelist Smith is a dynamic |James Sammon, co-pilot; Ab- cover all hews happenings at the|:and forceful preacher of the |thony Bonomo, engineer, Allie Key West Naval Base, and report} Word of God. Services. will be-.| Vereen and Ladene Vanwagoner, them to Commander Alexander.{ gin Tuesday night, Nov. 29, at. | Stewardesses. ill probably. be Ah at is Then th ional Airlines was |Later they will probably be pub-| 7.39 o'clock, and evesy| night site pi dh eae ee Speaker At Luncheon Meet ficers Wives Club On Friday Seem anhownced that the ing at 6 o'clock, in order to avoid te be held in connection confusion. Coming Events biweekly luncheon} At Friday’s meeting official an‘ ig rami Prin yee slob mee this week. There will be spe-'|1) G. Holt and Parke Wright: of the Officers Wives}nouncement will be made. con- B'nai Zion Auxiliary, 8:30 P. cial singing at each service. D. | The National Aitlines plane got | teen erranged. This)cerning another affair sponsored M. at Elks Club, Duval street. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS | 7, newman, pastor of the Glad jin about half an hour ahead of “eeting i6 held on al-| by the Officers Wives Club and to Prizes. (Know America) Tidings Tabernacle. extends a | Président’ Truman’s, Independ- Fridays at the Officers jtake place on December 9. ‘This Spaghetti supper, sponsored'by|. “Rey. Dr. John Hayes Holmes,| hearty welcome to everyone, ence, which arrived at 12:16. See & Pe Taylor at 12:30 p. m. | will ‘be a bridge and canasta Key West Woman's Club, 6}noted minister of New. York’s for the December 2| party, combined with a bake sale, P. M, at Woman's Clubhouse} Community Church, born in Phil- +f SuQneNG be Mrs. O. A. Smith| and the proceeds will be used for on Duval street. Public wel- DAYS TILL 4 . delphia, 70 ‘ caret Li a and the'redecorating the ladies lounge of come: 4 Dr Wacgarce T Coc wiit dean| 9 CRRISTMAS Eien er rs. W. P. Ste- the club building “Skylark,” “i cig ' ani 7 —~ a the group on, Reservations for the bridge Daal aiken Ae MET Sree eset Collea 8 ‘ , y a j . | = Give HEAFF anne Sy ) First choice far ) ier © ‘99, Sat tuone . Duval street. 8:30 P. M.Kéy| Women, born in Philadel fia, : 6 and canasta party may be made West Player: Petioraanis years ago, ‘ 4 i Bite Ss Nowy Life in the Samo-|by telephoning Mrs. E.C. Ste-| each night this week, | Dard) Hunter of’ Chillicothe, a phan at 382-J or Mrs, S. F. Mann WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 40—| Ohio, noted fine paper maker As eve, a baby-sitter will be} at 1328-J. Mrs. J. E. Naser, at} - Regular meeting, La Concha}and master printer, born in Stdu- ‘s be for the convenience! 1525-W, is in charge of collecting Navy Wives Club No:i88.}benville, Ohio, 66 years aco wt with small children}the cake donations that will be 7:30 P. M. in “Clubrooms, “at| James J. Caffrey, lawyen, whe t be present at the}made by the membership for use : r ‘alpen SEGA thaee’ will be done Building 178, U. S. Naval Sta-} time chairman of the Securities in the sale, and Mrs. Hansen is tion. and Exch: iss’ rite Reservations should be/the over-all chairman of the af- “Coffee” and meeting of Offi-}in Hone cee biog ing subject of “Native, for getting Bh. J World's fincet writing imetrumeeta, x Our complete adutie we hme \ Sctly the at yee wast te gen, ab |, the price you Waet te pay | mate Pes te Wednesday even-| fa cers Wives of SurAsDevDet,|. James G. MacDonald, . first elle 8 iy ae, 75 Abst taal eis one =~ Ships, Pa A.M.} American diplomatic representa- o % i at Officers Club, Ft. Taylor. | tive to Israel, born in C ldwa Wogran’s Club i\Garden Club THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1— | Ohio, 63 years ago. Annual. meeting, Key West| Clarence G. Stoll, president -of Chapter of American Red} Western Electric Company, born SENTINEL ENSEMBLE Spehsors | To Meet . e Cross, 8 P: M. at Monroe] at Mount Joy, Pa., 68 years ag, Colorful barrels with Tonight Thursday Night County Clinic Auditorium. eae PA ee Say shun mal cpa’ Ene bs Program, election ‘of officers} More than half of all the ferti- Pencil in gift bor y West Woman's Club is} The December meeting of the and ‘directots for 1950. lizer produced in the Unitea! $20.00; no fed. tax. wing @ spaghetti'Key West Garden Club will be] Sewing Group Meeting, Mon-} States is used by «farmers j ' Seiening st 6pm. at}hel on ‘Thursday nightof.wus|:’ roe Cdunt Hospital” Aust lente, one eeenate } week, December Ist, at 8 p. m. at iary, 2.P..M, at Hospital. Call : = om Duval strect,| the Woman's Clubhouse on Duval” Mrs. ‘Pritchard’ at 548. for CARD OF THANKS Worth mentioning that | street. transportation. The famil two tan be nicely ¢ xoin-) An interesting program has| Meeting, Rose Peat Citele of a as | been arranged’ for the event, and WSCS. of Fleming street ora it is expected that the meeting Church, 8 P. M. at “home of People are going to at-) wit be very well-attended by the Mrs. .T. C. Campbell, Mar- tend Supper, ty be sure. Al-| embers, prospective members garet, street. meet ane is familiar with) and persons interested in the} December meeting, Key West of meals those good) sin. of the group. Garden Club, 8 P.M. at Wo- and serve at those man’s. Clubhouse on Duval ly of the late Mr, Olegreo Velasquez take this means of thanking the neighbors and} friends for their. kindness during the illness and after the death of} their loved one. | Also those who gave the use of | ae are. the donors of the beau-| street, Interesting. program. iful floral offerings, Dr. Felix | im the back of the FRIDAY DECEMBER 3 ~ [Varela Lodge F. & AM. Agra-| Luncheon - meeting, Officers} Monte Castle Knights of the Gold. i Wives Club, 12:30 P.M, at}€n Eagle, Caraballos De Marti, ' tonight of “Skylark”|Son To Cobos Officers. Club, Ft. Taylor.|Sociedad De Cuba, Rev. James. West Players. _ Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Cobo of Program to” be announced|H. MacConnell. Again we say! these two things side by}Miami announce the birth of a later. from the bottom of our | by jowl, and hand in} son yesterday at 4:00 a. m. in'the| Teenage Dance, Armory at/hearts. Ke ie inevitable that they| Coral Gables Hospital. The new White and Southard. streets. (Signed) for a thoroughly en-| arrival has been given the name Mr. and Mrs. Myrtland Cates,|MRS. ISABEL V1 The Campus Queencof -the Comic Strips Will Soon Appear in This Paper Enjoy the antics of DIANA and her teen- age pals. They have lots of good natured fun wherever and whenever they meet. You'll meet DIANA in The Key West Citizen e@vening. Dinner at the/of Lionel Michael. haperones. Music by Coral: MRS. MARG! SHER mbe: Mrs. Cobo is the former Nellie ey sane Snack” bar, MR. OLEGREO VELASGUE: od M onday, Dece rs Quiros of Havana, Cuba. with soft drinks. only. nov29-1t ab FP Sete oe Se SE Se RN SE, “ . ‘ ‘ 7