The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 12, 1953, Page 7

t (Citizens Are |4 ‘Rea? Fis ‘Ud? el Register iH e i 4 4 : ; | Eagles of Deiray Beach, ing comfortably ‘The “Tigers” have a rough sche Rye ‘peuind Gan 0 ton dule coming up and will definitely Each day brings a shorter time in ol - ae — ee eee “men who should know what to @a , ! -_ slits zu forgotten that registre (Parke Tigers sate er Wile t Pery_ Alon Cassandra Curry Are you waiting for the last minute Manaibal for St least 30 aye wih Cecil Bain, ir, and “ Tush in which pushing crowds ean an ankle injury. ‘ Pinder brought in alg Christened At make you most miserable? Only five men were tnt to the | Get on down to City Hall and reg- \“Tigers” this year Ae Sestive te, he guschaning ioter as seen as You con! first string men. Included in the There are those of you who mi group were Quarturback Alfred 4 | feel that your one vote will count, Don't forget that there is an easy possibility that three or four be nary be thousand others might be thinking ’ bring ine pose j first Key West Better : ? ; f 4 3 Hi : ' z gf Don’t just sit by and grumble meet was Cecil Fisher, 123 Saunders are the greatest losses ve sit soe", Seta ha |i bon eg and say what you would have done.! fish to win the prize for the pood well the 52nds, a? ae register so that you) *#ht One of tea Oe cee eee ong ym ed Beatrice Sheiton, cen with. et. Sint one vote] 2° Bae Se Oe Steen age: x Key West 8 (and Valjean Ha { Oates Weed sour vier cer essay te the'ae:, Me lst as the ref Sh TD Fe ie ee, er the en. ciding factor, | a ee — shoulder. tt fae Lng tips a ‘cnet een wes el oS ee Miss Vera Falco, daughter of M Leod Bade mig pyle cutenfing shitty be wen ovese- este becke fa oe Genta } : “meee ward ebtsicing recreational facil ose Attending were Mrs. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Milton Falco and 0 Les c right « a sight guarantesd to yen} $0.0 WHEY WANE be lo chown love ee go nal oe See ottered cetiiren 8 Kevin ais Je” Gabert Curry, Miss la Senior of Douglass High School, | as an American citizen. You are olding. ays ‘Alfred “Poots” Judge T. 8. Caro, ane of the condi, Carey, debe Thompeen underwent an appendectomy at Ga-| wigs Tommie Lee Oates, daugh- 1. living in an autocracy but in a ee MP mg Se Members stated Gat Ot1F 674 Siennibal, Louls Ferris ‘Mrs. _ Miss Maria Roberts, daughter of ley’s Memorial Hospital Wednes- ter of Mrs, Leona Ellis and Let democracy. You have s voles ta Joe Mills and James “Rock” Poi- the Juvenile Court - Pet lvamie Dixon, ‘Mrs. Agatha’ Hep. MtS. Maria Rooeris, 309 Olivia day [ley MelLeod son of Mrs. Catherine this government. There is no “ion Douglass Has ie te tent of the minor offenses bY 0: hurn, Mrs. Cecilia Hayes, Mr. and Street, and James Allen, son of P Andrews were married at St. Pet- curtain” that you eannot pierce S toad wi ay de ee ‘veniies are committed by colored’ x10." Clemmons Welker, Mr. and MT. and Mrs. William Alien, were! Mrs. Martha Wilkerson, mother ors Epistipal Church gaturday As a final plea - register so as to > < 7 AE, Re. » shiaen: He atiringied this lo rs. Alfred Devens, Mire. Janice united in marriaze Sunday, Sept of Mrs, Annie Lawery, 118 Thomas Sepiember ®. by Father John Hen he shlenmn ety febister so a8 to Double Session a's: uaeers sa8 Martel “re. fact that there Ie v0 recreation fF Leggett, Audiey Cash, Mr. and ember 6, by Rev. George W. Allen Street, continues to be Ml. [Fy Reese, Jr. vicar of the church. which will be held in November t"yen"" Dean te clas on “eet™ ter them. i MeCordy, another mem-'ni5” Willie Ward, Miss Stella Ped. *t his home, 808 Elvaal Street. | Standing with the couple were Registration books close October 3 For the first time in the history |has been working out in the “guard ber af the commitice. suggested isn Pred Edwards. |, Standing with the couple were Showing slight improvement is 1. Prances Johnson and Arthur Your having voted in the National o¢ Douglass School there is a double spot.” pk ly RR Mrs. Barbara Mae Long, Misy Miss Pauline Edwards and George Arnold Smith who suffered e stroke yj snyel lection does not quality you t0 Vote session in operation, This occur-! Several newcomers have tried Committee requesting "\petty Whyms, Mr. and Mre Rob. ‘ recently. Miss Oates is a member of the in the City election. |rence is in the “first grade’ and out for the squad and have a good donation toward this drive. lert Whyms, Mrs. Wallace,| After the wedding ceremony a Senior Class of Douglass High} teachers engaged in the work are\chance to make the team. A. D. Sones Sas Sep formes yr * reception was held at the home of John Gates of Whitehead Street Senior 'Mrs. Barbara Mae Sawyer, Roose- A be fl . 1 Miss Enith Thompson and Mrs.|Montgomery, Robert Whyms, Wil velt Cash, Joseph Russell. jecatinnss to be Mi. Meleod who is a graduate of G.S.O. CLUB Mary Steele Thompson, 78 pupils lie C. Haggins, Willian Carey, Miss Alforsine Laurie, De hey 4 <> ay EXTENDS INVITATION \are enrolled in this grade. rays -¢ phy~ Oe Alfonso ores Members of the G. 8, ©, Club Parents are asked to secure theJoe Adams are rookies © atin at Variety Chen's Giuhigen months on the Korean invite the general public to the birth certificates of all children in| Another loss to the team is Rich- in Coral Gables, a : \Service Center, 711 Whitehead St this grade, It is Following the wedding ceremony sunday, September 13, for a big these birth certificates be Placed | *F. a was heid at the home 4g, at the bride lage. i i ! by i s , -E Fort Vi. lay sponsored by the Business and in the hands of these teachers as Roberts Russell is Professional Women (White) of same is a “State” requirement, jat the Naval Hospital. Key West. une ) It is the hope of the members| Little Gerald Fisher, Jr., son of Miss Elizabeth that the entire public will come out Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Fisher, Sr. ~ .. Club and to help make the Service ® party, September 2 ty, Donaid Carey, ‘James Poiter, | reamization something worthwhile “a home away from home, q Jimmie Johnson, ‘Mr, ard Mrs.“ ROCERIES Valjean Hayes, Ralph Welters.’ those DIAZ xo MEATS i ; : Fi i ' : ' i i : E i ittret ill Fi gx°* F s 5 a7 a 8° if rf 73 . ; ly, Xavier Universty, New Orleans, College, Yel, Miss Juanita Mingo, Daniel “9 ‘arolina, Ashe, Sr., Miss Wilhelmina Ashe, | | at Camp Pickett The following attended the party; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Milian, Mrs peecreremeres [sgn henie tokeie ve, cans; |Onetha Poa, Miss Conchita’ Pon,| IN MEMORIAM | SHORTY’S BAR ly 4 {William Robinson, Mrs: Bloneva| In loving memory of our dear Alr Conditioned rs, Mrs. Leoncia Crisnmnias,| cities and family, Mr. and Mrs. |sister and father, Mrs. Alma Pin-| U; |Vernell Carey, Howard Styles, Jr. der Jones and Frank &, Pinder, | Z ; } fF Alfred Spatans, It. in —— Sr.. who departed this life = 1 ers, Edward + arte 2, 2949 and September 7, pn RE An fl meres 4 Ashe and Carl Barnes 1950, that this elub is not political . is at home with the| alain, E Fort Village. “God helps us in the time of loss, ‘Those present at the initial meet nthione | To see the crown beyond the cross, |e slimpee beyond the shades of | t— | - | Eternal life, eternal light.” \jamin Butler visited her grand-\Chapel A. M. E. Zion Church Mon- Julia Street Monday. day, September 7. j dl, le y. ma hls well expett- Sadly missed by your family, ? Fs if at ts sey 28 OF ire i if i i i e 3: : 5 Fl fi i senior) All following obtaining year at Montgomery State Teach-\enced group are of the same opin-| scT_ ALEXANDER PINDE! — - ~ ——. ers Sey yy a. ton ag he = Fk sa tomet bear it} FRANK E. PINDER, Ty Chairman — William 8. Perry GIRL POR HENDERSONS Adderly daughter of again, accept MRS. BLONDIE FOSTER, Vice Chairman — hd Jim &.| Mr. and Mrs Ze teen the former Miss Inez Butler and given by the city, an appear-| MSS MALVISE PINDER. Stallings are the parents of a baby girl born ) |Lawrenee Adderly who reside in - Treasurer — Jose H. Planas ae ne oe Fort Miami, Florida. Secretary — B. G. Johnson ie, Monday, September 7. Meetings will be held on the ist, Mrs. Susan Butler was the at- Miss Mingo At Marathon Monday of each month at Cornish tending midwife. Miss C. Mingo, daugh- public is urged attend RTHDA’ PRIVATE ALFRED MILTON Colored teacher in Mar. these meetings. m 7 cant EVANS, JR., son of Mr. and for a number of years, athon Clarence Alce, son of Mr. and Mss, Aired Mites Evens, Sr., Pee being wel pledeed J Eg #25 rence Alce, Sr., 315 Vir-| Street, is stationed at | Work. ot Douglass High School finla 8, celebrated his’ birhday,| Camp Picket Virginia. Evang, | Miss Mingo te employed holder of the M. A, degree in'Sept., 7. with @ party & graduate of the class of 'S1 of |Monroe County School system SUNDAY SCHOOL, 9:45 1011 Whitehead Street la now completing work 32 persons were present, | Douglass High School, is attach has 14 pupils enrolled at her school. MEAT end GROCERIES to & Ph. D, degree in jour-| A delicious repast of ice cream, ed to the medical corps. A.M. — V.C.E., 7 P.M, saliem Ot the University of Wiacon- cake, candy and punch was serv.| ——__—— Pe Bey yA RGA Worship 11 AM. 7 | Mr. and Mrs, Robert Sawyer, 6 . = Henderson t Vir-) Ch ‘ : Florida, tomorrow emi tee eat ee ett et, EA) and 8 Pa a : | Meeting Let The Drums Roll... ‘Tuesday, 7:30 P.M. 3 wate THE CHURCH WITH A WELCOME FOR You A. Prenklin Hooper, Pastor Exclusively At =| Appelrouth’s Shoe Center SUNDRIES and PATENT MEDICINES 8:30 A.M. to 11 P.M. Daily CORNER of JULIA and THOMAS STREETS (4 OUVAL STREET Air-Conditioned For Your Comfort SHOWN RECEIVING a CHECK pom structor of Douglass School. This , equipment.—Citizen Staff Photo, Floyd Hannibal of the Mon- | check was given by the Key | Pack and Shorts fee County General Charity Com. | West Kennel Club and will be mittee is George Dean, band in- | used @ aid in getting bese.