The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 17, 1950, Page 4

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| / | ~'" “PAGE FOUR 38 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN APRIL 17, 1959 -.. SOCIETY ... PERSONALS ... NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ... ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE ,,. The April meeting of the K: West Garden Club saw thir five members and guests present to, enjoy the interesting, informal : program that took place. ; Kodachrome slides were shown depicting native flowers, scenes, that were on ett NTO NCR NT * plants and exhibits wiew at the very er Show hcld here s ago sponsored by the Club. The clcb is endeavoring to a permanent collection of pictures of flowers, shrubs, trees Fergus to be found on the Is- of Key West and neighbor- ing Keys, since such pictures will be of grest interest not only to out-of-town visitors but to Key West residents, many of whom » Aux. Featured Offi The April meeting of the Fleet wrr—Reserve Association” Auxiliary | took place this week at the club-' rooms at Front and sien ht | je ggtyeets, with Mrs. Mizpah Pierce, = i t, presiding. pees Main subject of discussion at the meetirs was that of nomina- + tions for new officers, election of =) $ehich will take place at the next| meeting te be held in May. ‘The nominating committee gave the names and there were also several nominations made from the floor. s#aNames submitted for these offices are as follows: **" President, Ruth Graham, Mar-| ~~~ “garet Owens, Jo McKnight. Cice-president, Maxine Moore, ‘= = Marjorie Baird. tary, Margaret Lawless. ‘Treasurer, Elizabeth Schneider. Owens, {oe ra | a: 2 are not entirely femiliar with all April Meeting Of Fleet Reserve selected by it'ia ;members of both NINA LESLIE GULEY, Society Editor Garden Club To Make Collection = Of Pictures Of Native Key West Flora y, the various plants and grown here. | The se of pictures would prove of great educational value, | {and the Garden Club is therefore requesting donations of these pic- tures to the club to permanent collection they for. Shown also at the April meet- ing of the club were movies which: had been taken by George Renna at Chapman Field and hope Fairchild Gardens during the re- | members and © cent tour made b guests of the local club to the sites. Mr. Renna has donated these pictures to the Garden Club. Election of new officers took place, and these will be announ ed shortly. cer Nominations Chapla’n, Betty Revier. Board of Directors, Mentzer, Jackie Jones, Jo Me- Knight, Nina Guley, Ruby Law- less, Rose’ Marie Elizabeth Majors, sen A report was given hospital party recently sponsc ed by the Fleet Reserve Auxil- and the Red Cross, and le ters of thanks were read. Discus sion follo-ved on future hospital parties to be held, and it w agreed that the auxiliary w sponsor another such party in May. Following the business session. refreshments were served in the social rooms of the clubhouse to the auxiliary and branch during a social hour. Holman, Ma Eileen Car on the = 26 Complete « : « » First Aid Exams is past week 26 boys and from the Poinciana Elemen- sSchool completed and .pass- Cross Junior First | €xamination after 15 sessions as work. instructor for the course Mis Helen Taylor, an auth- ged Red Cros First Aid in- nell Carey, safety service for the Key West chap- ‘announces that ‘the following p of boys and giris will be ded their Red Cross First d certificates as soom as they received from the Area of- in Atlanta, Georgia; Frankie Batts, Rodney Birkett, M. H «~ Beown, Roger Conant, Dorse Du- # *«®ois, Tommy Gibson, Donald “SS Yghnson, James Jones, James Kemey, Lyle Locke, Roach, Leon Sims 33 Skee. Bruce Watson, e* therinton, Frances Cothran, 2 Diora Gonzales, Rosalene Har- @@ @, Judith Holt, Shirley Hinde, Marlene Lamb, Betsy Porter, Janice Redding, Constance Thompson, Dorina Daniels Wiicretia Carter and a tur United Council «. Church Women > Meet Tomorrow The United Council of Churc! Women of Key W tom morning, Tu .@elock, hold a me Congregational Chu: ~ been learned +All have been urged to attend this meeting, as new offi will be insalled ior the coming year te @ special pr am will the luncheon to Coming Events + * TUESDAY, APRIL 16- Meeting, High School Teachers Association st will tom jay, at 11:00 ag at the it haaj low Parent- | 1 8PM in School Auditorium. Ira W \ ti oss, . Hazelett, guest speaker. Elec! Mrs. Loreta Cook tion of officers. Exec | - Board meeting at 7:15 P.M e pase Meeting, United Courcil of! Cock. af fatscaeit Church Women of Key West oie CM ce vst 11:00 4. M. at Congregational | si criga i i Church. Installation of new) “During a recent officers. Luncheon at NOOR, | he Wimars acaeed: followed by program jjewfish, and how th WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19— | Meeting La Concha Navy / Wives Club, 7:30 P. M,, in| clubrooms, Building 178, U. S. Naval Station Meeting, Monroe County Coun- e held at noon. | Two To Attend Junior Red Cross | State Convention Of Rebekahs Leaving over the Sunday morning was Mrs. Mary Frances Albury and Mrs. Camille Robinson, noble grand and sec- retary, respectively, of lo Sparkling Waters Rebekak Lodge, No. 14, 1. 0.0. F. At Miami they will take Greyhound express bus f Pensacola to attend the Annu state convention of the Rebekah *s opening in that city ning and closing son will be jo ville by Mrs. Jean Fannin, s choir director, who has s Mrs. Robinson one choirsters to perform in al musical events. stay, Mr will be located at the San Carlos Hotel, reservations having been made in at advance, They are expected Sunday morning. to retu To Address 7S. P.7.A; Parent-Teachers the Key West High ¢ tomorrow evening, Tu: a meeting at 8 High § Gues' will of the Juvenile Court and there w 2 election of officer the comin It has bee ant and interestin Executive Boa: at 7:15 ceding the Cowley: To Turners And are well supplied with fish for the coming week ss Seek Divorces Petitions se king divorces * ~*~ cil of Parent-Teachers Asso-| were filed in the office of Circuit ciation. 1:30 P M., at Poin-| Court Clerk Earl R. Adams by ciuna School. Luncheon to; Michael Jacobs of Key West: & cg Precece meeting against Sally Elizabeth Jacobs of Rr HURSDAY, APRIL 20— Knoxville, Tenn.; by David R, “™ Sewing group of Monroe Coun- ty Hospital Auxiliary meets at 2 P. M. at Hospital. Call = » ~ «Mrs. Rutt, 420-W, for trans- ‘portation. Kimbell of Dede County against Winnefred Guthrie Kimbel! of | California, and by Ismael Garcia, i against Olga A. Garcia of 524 Louisa street and Marina ment. ‘ampa. flowers form the‘ Dorothy j highway OF New York Here TRIPLE WEDDING DAY FOR FAMILY ee | A MOTHER, SON, AND: DAUGHTER pose with their mates after all thr: dey in Milwaukee. Wis. .The, mother and daughter were joined with the civil ceremony, and then watched their son and brother in a church wedding. Milton ‘Heliminiek, 23: the son; his bride, the former Alice Norgel, 17; Rob 39; Charles G. Flarity.'26, and his bride. the former Dorothy He: wife, Th Mrs, Brown is the mother of Milton and Dorothy. DEATHS Mervilts E, Ros ' died Satu Funeral ser ternoon Hollywood Notes By The Associated Press “GUSSIE.” DI CICCO [WONT TALK | Ter Star G ad they now my in: Rome. Early Morning Marriage Ceremony Held State Senator And Mrs. Fino Ars. P; NV F Key West. Monroe County Council P.-T. A. The i | WEATHERMA Says Key West. and Vicinity: Par through Tuesday } wi elihood of showers along _j the east coast. Slowly rising tem- fresh peratures. Moderate to Pat northeast to east winds. Florida: Clear to partly cloudy with slowly today and Tuesday. But both | Straits and East Gulf of Mexico. Gentle to moderate variable in. mostly easterly winds over north ; portion and moderate northeast play in to.east winds over south portion ‘Tennis today, Tuesday erate south to southeast southeast over south portion. Partly cloudy weather. 1 Jacksorville To Apalachicola No small craft or storm warnings } have been issued. ‘Report Observation Taken at City Office, 8:30 A.M., EST Key West, Fla., April 17, 1950 Temperature Highest yesterday Lowest last night Deficiency this month Total th Relative Humidity, 8:30 a.m. 70% BAROMETER Sea Level, 8:30 a.m. 30:10 ins.—1019.3 mbs Tomorrow's Almanac 6:5 Meonrise 6 Moonset 8 New moon Tides Naval Base TOMORROW Eastern Stanoard Time High Low 10:00 a.m 3:34 a.m. 11:20 om 4:38 p.m. 000 _ ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA | Reference Station: Key West Time of! Height of Station— Tide {high wate: Meets Wednesday _|3sbia Honda - , (bridge) —0h 10m*% 9.0 ft. Name Key M (east end) _+2h 20m c Boca Chica (Sandy Pt.) —0h 40m at ,Caldes Channel (north end) _+2h 10m +14 ft is (—)—Minus sign. Corrections i to be subtracted. same suld be prior Ap ply To Wed Applications for marriage lic- enses have been filed in the office of County Jadge Raymond R. Lord by Robert H. Renton, Jr. 27, of the U.S. Ni and Lucy Alice Schrieber, 35, of 649 Will- jam, street. By John Manuel Colon, 53, of Avolos, 52, of 524 Petronia street. (+)—Plus sign: Corrections to be added. Mail The Citizen to Relatives | Beer For Hair Styling At ‘Martin’s } With tne seasonal closing of the Casa Marina Beauty Salon, Martin is now available through- out the er.tire day at “Martins | Hair Stylist, 921 Truman Ave- nue.” Call 1488 for your appoint-. 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