The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 9, 1953, Page 3

—— a : i= E S : ms PERSONALS SOCIETY DIAL: Citizen Office, 25661 ‘TEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE PTA Honors Faculty With Luncheon Stars and Bars of Miami opens The Executive Board of Thursday, September 10 ot the Convent Auditorium, 7:38 Mathers Club of the Convent Poin. Of Mary immaculate and St. first meeting of the school year (BBBESS Gee Se ‘CMI And St. Joseph's Mothers Club To Meet ot, Joseph's School will held their oinciana & luncheon at the school on Thurs, o August 27, 1953. The U-shaped ta “matinee mixer” from 4:20 bie was bea P Armed Forces Satur. Poinciara Elementary School with for commissioned of- Clana PTA honored the Faculty in the Robert Clay Hotel, R, with a 30 Mrs. C. H. Hinkle, president, urges all members to be pre Key west COlPrUne DESIGNERS sent at this meeting, os plane the for alt activities for the school year will be discussed. 7 ' 904 FLEMING ST #0 easy on the foot! Easy. on the eye, too, the ultrasmart styling, the sleek Golo crafts: with hibiscus, fern and poinciana The menu was crawfish comed back the “‘cld” teachers and Gray Ladies To Meet said he was looking forward to active and happy yeur at Polnciana member of the Executive plates and glasses and decorated who is colonization troduced the new teachers and wel- ‘ dance for the crowds’ pleasure when she appeared in a solo as dance given Sunday for Sgt. Julio LaTorre.—Citizen Staff part of a floor show staged in connection with the benefit Committee of Stars and Bars, Inc., TINY Yvonne Palason was call- ; ed back time and time again to i ce ig ft Ee Epucopel © Plans are being 2 ae dress the national ring cere Counell tC Mr, and Mrs. ingfield, 1724 Flagler Ave., Ohio, before coming to Key West. graduation of The groom is a member of the from the Overseas Road Peary \McCoys Attend Son's threshold into their home at Staff Photo, Finch. ‘The couple was united in marriage Sunday.—Citizen ki Grinnell, Mr. Cleare Are (ally ‘used to pill | \ ! | grape Chureb, (bed Ss hundred friends of bride's sister. For the wedding trip, Mrs. Cleare wore a double-breasted suit in ’ Please became the bride a! 900 North Beach Road, in a double at 4p. m. at Ley Memorial Methodist North Beach Road. ars. 5 over blue taffeta. ciem Pichel, Mrs. Mary Shannon, | eyo it, After the reception, the couple left for a honeymoon trip to New York City and Washington, D. C.) The bride has beer employed for ¢ past year in the Communica- ions Center at the Naval Base. , t visit the and M’ss Catherine Lowe helped) with serving. The bride's table wast beautiful with a four-tier wedding|” They will make a stop in Mayfield, and ‘color and a corsage of orchids. keeper at the Naval Base. | After October 1, the couple will fraternity G : Hendricks, organist,accom- pe at home at 900 North Beach mission and is Ky u —_ ‘Mus as ik was “With nk cata a ith a fin el and mitts in matching Ise thinestone jewelry. Hawaii, a ttended by mons conducted the rites. R. Pritchard as best man. of ids with stepha- cake, Ahput one treanters. The of- the couple attended the reception. Henry Cleare, of the groom, served as Fisk Grinnell, 631 Southard St., orchids. PH CLEARE carries his new bride, Myra, across the chi gown of powder blue groom on length nylon wore a street-length th: dress of ashes of roses erepe wi Seep a mother, Mrs. Allan was made groom's sister Cleare, Sunday Rev, Eldon was dressed in 9 bal- wore a Juliet hat wi Cleare and Dan Albert who sang hyy’ Hands,” and “ for a Garden.” Fg the ceremony a recep- . Myra Joseph a pen In Sunday Afternoon Rites The groom's Wis. 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Het A ATE ell: HE HH | alas a apled ia * iff in if ih ‘a a arith sty qissi lighttul comfort, their eye catching beauty! 19” sing the praises of their de i i = a the last ga: also incloded bi was for a ni 273 eH ie i iit giasele Pres eee Key West. Florids “WE FIT THE HARD TO FIT” KEY WEST'S NEWEST AND LARGEST FAMILY SHOE STORE When In Miami Visit Our Store at 30 N.E. First Street 610 Fleming Street The Rexall Store , 114 TRUMAN AVENUE Corner Varela Street PHONE 27641 a8 put on in conjunction with a dance to raise funds to purchase @ car Eiks Club Annex Sunday aft- aig for Sgt. Julio LaTorre —Citizen * €rmoon. Show wi | Staff Photo by Finch. birthday to me too, so there. Uncle's birthday today too.) whistles and cheers as a singer a very happy one to Taddy, and) when she started the show at fs fat dosage of bicarbonate a dite Hi a ‘iil os, Deetor, that you inc a and a pinch of salt.