The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 24, 1952, Page 7

‘Thoreday, April 24, 1952 ‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN OF INTEREST TO WOMEN — ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE PHONE: Citizen Office, 1935 Beta Sigma Phi Sorority To Observe ‘Cancer Drive Fund| Big Killing! FINAL REGISTRATION National Anniversary On April 30 oy, * ‘The Key West chapter of the nonacademic sorority, Beta Sigma By Legion Dance Phi, will celebrate the national 21st anniversary of the founding of the organization, Wednesday, April 30. The local group was formed over three years ago. A birthday banquet wil! be held by the local tty Page 7 Navy Wives’ Club | Discuss Plans For Nat'l Convention: Plans and projects were dis- April 23rd. on the U. S. Naval Station, in Building 178, at 10:30 ‘ly ‘ afte F 58 phecerate ij ALT 4 bire fF Bsfaases bs he eh cReeEag! ih Fel H : gf Bz i 8 t -B 8¢ : A 38 wives of the ZX-11 group. Honored By ZX-11 Officers Party \ ‘Cocktails’ and a butfet supper followed ‘by dancing was en- timsiastically enjoyed by the officers and their wives and “L. Cordinet. Cdr. at 2 pencil set j : : i i I § A : { Citizen Staif Photo “JUST MAKE A MOVE, BUSTER, and I'll mow you down!” Clyde M. Shackelsworth says at the point of gun to the 197 pound jewfish that his daddy, Chief Sam Shackelsworth, shot with a free spear at Dry Tortugas last week. The Shackelsworths. H i ( 3] WESTVILLE, N. J. i — Special police isolated 30 families and ! # if 3 FFE Eee a Pot 5 BFE A FE er He BFE REE Pita a F bag E Fe > i B: : r £ oF Hi oP FE WEE hare i | REF FLOP <2 > s District meeting of + Was held April 19- and president is/ Sr, vice-presi- [ ¢ hospital party given at the reany Bene ty and Miss Roberts with members Lacey ang Mary M. Gates, Ottilee Gates. | Official U.S. Navy Photo APPRECIATIVE SKIPPER with a big smile is Comdr. Douglas L, Cordiner ag he reaches inte @ gift box for a going-away present given him by the officers of ZX-11 at a ~| farewell party given Saturday, April 19, at Fort Taylor. Comdr. Cordiner, skipper of. the Air- ship Development Squadron 11 “| in Key West, is leaving for the Naval Air Station at Lakehurst, N, J., where he will be Chief Staff Officer of Naval Airship Work, $1,000 Permit Is Issued following building permit: i office ‘a. |tree of Florida Brg Naval Hospital | Vanessa Saunders, Evelyn W: At the highly suc- | Mary Cruz, Charlie Machin, refreshments were | Ramelli, Ed and Nell Ha boys were enter- | (Red) Murphy at} by all and thanks by Lenny (Raza) | to all those whe medy act. } work attending. it the party were Rea | ~ chairmen, Miss Martha | Rss ir if An enjoyable evening i vE g & A card the VFW beth street, Wednesday; with the proceeds to ge hospital fund, El: ote fet = a : ge a g z = fu i t liad A C. B. Harvey, the organization has taken its place in the front ranks of civic leadership, CUB PACK MEETING AT POINCIANA BLDC, ‘There will be a meeting of Cub Scout Pack 217 at the Poincians Community bidg., Friday at 7:30 pm. All Cubs and their parents are urged te attend. Garden Club Gives Name Of State Tree TAMPA #—The Florida Federa- tion of Garden Clubs says the palmetto palm. In a resolution adopted at the closing session of its state con- vention, the federation said the } tree often is called a cocoa palm © | but that isn’t right. | In another resolution, the fed- . | eration asked that the sabal palm- jetto palm be designated the state Naming a state jtree nearly always is a subject cE gislature. mi gets the next state con- and Fort Lauderdale was for the site of the second flower show. The flower put on for the first time ip Lakeland. officers will not be until next year, but six new directors were named. aT flue nt Mrs. Edward Baumell, Lake Mrs. Robert L. Fairing, imesvile; Mrs. Vernon Conner, . Dora; Mrs. C. Verne Kiint. eg8 ‘Hora, Belle Glade, debate at each session of the 417 Eaton street, 8 p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL 26— Dance at Legion Post Home for cancer drive, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Handicraft Officers’ Wives, at Qtrs. B-1, Naval Station, 7:30 p.m. Meeting, Beta Sigma Phi Soro- | rity, San Carlos School, 8 p.m. | Meeting, Anchor Lodge No. 182, Scottish Rite Temple, 8 p.m. Meeting, Methodist Men, Wesley House, 8 p.m. Special interest cooking grovp, 1311 Grinnell, lesson in “Sum- mer Salads.” ESDAY, APRIL 23— dandicraft special interest group, Officers’ Wives’, Qtrs. B-1, Naval Station, 1:30 p.m. Dinner meeting, Kiwanis Club, Logun's Beach Patio restau- rant, 645 p.m DNESDAY, APRIL 30— adies Day Golf Tournament. K. W. Golf Course, $ a.m. clubhouse, 8 p.m. Key West Duplicate Bridge As sociation, Coral Room, Over seas hotel, 7:45 p.m. George Adams, Fort Wal- | worth, Tampa; and Mrs. Ivan Van | 30.02 ins.—1016.6 mbs. Relative Humidity et 9:00 A.M. 10% Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonset Tomorrow's Almanac live at 2100 Fogarty avenue, MISS ERME VALDES CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY | market soundly and swamped the ‘| ticker tape briefly. When the air cleared the mar- ket was up a bit from its lowest level and trading proceeded quiet- ly. Losses tan from fractions to around two points in the main body of the list with weaker issues and higher priced issues losing from two to seven points at the worst. 5:56 am./ Steels were under pressure at ‘| the height of the selling, but they . mM. | weathered the storm in good shape 8:34 P.M.| and snapped back sharply pi, their lows. Among issues hit by the selling were Amerada, Continental Oil, Kern County Land, Texas Pacific Land Trust, Shell Oil, Santa Fe, | New York Central, Union Pacific, | | Standard ou ¢ J.), Gulf Oi, | Sylvania Electri American Cy- anamid, Republic Steel, Chrysler, | U. S. Rubber, Boeing, Douglas Air- eraft, Zenith Radio, American Tel- | | ephone, Ansconda Copper and | | United Air Lines. } Canadian and other oil issues 2 | suffered im the curb market in | active trading. Ldwer were Breeze | Corp., British American Oil, Cal- | gary & Edmoston, Calvan Consol- | idated Oil, Canada Southern Oils, Devon Leduc Oils, Humble Oi, | International Petroleum, Jupiter | +14 ® | Oils aod Louisiana Land. U. S. governments in the counter market were slightly high- * = Flats... ground-hugging charmers that lend wings to your feet state a In Solid Colors and Combinations Picm Shoe Store 510 FLEMING ST,