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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06

Pledges TO be initiated are:
Mrs. Donald Barber, Miss Mari
lyn Watson, Mrs, James Nc
Manus, Mrs. Joseph Swan, Miss
Lola Perez. Mrs, Sam Lawrence,
and Mrs. Harvey Sellers. I'm
mediately following the Ritual of
Jewels, members and guests are
invited to dinner. Dress viii be
formal.
The clans were formulated at
the regular meeting of the Soro-
rity at San Carlos Institute ON
Monday. November 26, 1851,
with the meeting called to or
der by Mrs. c. B. Harvey, pres
ident.
Christmas plans were discuss
ed by members, and busy
Christmas is in store for Beta
Sigma Phis in caring for the
INDECENT, and providing toys for
the less fortunate children of
Monroe County through the Yu-
letide season. Jim Larson, hus-
band of Ruth Larson, a member
of Beta Sigma Phi, presented
the sorority with a large punch
bowl and punch cups as a fare
well gift. Jim was recently pro-
NOTED to Warrant Officer, and
has been transferred
Margaret Scully announced
that the turkey rattle was a great
success, and Mrs. Jeff knight
was made chairman of com.
mittee for bake sale. An in
teresting program followed.
Members attending were: Eli
zabeth Acheson, Mrs. Joe Allen
Mrs. Hollon Bervaldi, Mrs. Car
Bervaldi, Mrs. Tom Caro-, Mar.
garet Corners, Mrs. Carlos Cell
rich, Mrs. c. B. Harvey, Mrs
Jeff knight, Mrs Jim Larson
Mrs. Manuel Lopez. Mrs. BOZ
Merson, Jessie Michael, Blanche
Milltr, Mrs. Chester Knowles
Mrs. Doug Pearson. Maude Rob
erts, Gloria Rivas, Betty Savers
Margaret Scully. Betty Toppipo
and Mrs. Joe Sirugo.
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of eongratnlation and the Saluta-
ton, Luck"
A prayer was said in memory of
George Archer who was organist
at the wedding 80 years ago.
A program followed in which
Mrs. Annie King gave reading
called 1.-The Lost Purse, !" and
Mrs. Merrill Baker presented two
readings, Your Dad" and .'Your
Mother" Mrs. N. P. Nelson sang
solo. Mrs. Baker appeared in a
duet with her husband. Emma
Thompson gave "The Little
Church"
The Rev. Charles Meeker con-
Quoted a mock wedding, much to
the amusement of guests and part
icipants at the reception.
The Bozas have seven children
and five grand children.
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4ppIy TO Wed

Armando Ramirez. SOC Ba-
hama street and Minerva Pala-
gon, go Simonton street, have
applied for marriage license at
the office of Judge Raymond
Lord. They will be married by
Father Egana.
Armando Perez, 1912 Watson
street and Marion Price, Sea
Shell Motel will be married by
Enrique Esquinaldo. Jr,
George F. Gibson, ITO Elgin
street and Ruby J. Ferris, 2i9
Dey street applied for a marriage
license.
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Compile Celebrate 3Oth Anniversary
With Original Wedding attendants

Thirty years ago, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Boza sos Olivia street,
we're married at the First Cong
regational church here On Friday
November 30, they celebrated the
event at the same church with
some Of The original attendants
present Among them were the
maid of honor Mrs, Ruby Hyman,
brides maid, Mrs. Grace Archer
and the flower girls. Mrs. Edna
Brady and Mrs. Cathryn Brown,
The church as decorated for the
anniversary by Mrs. Clara Boyer
in fuschia and chartruese stream
ers with matching gladioli banked
with fern The table held two enor-
naohs punch bowls and a cake.
appropriately lettered.
The couple we're also presented
with a huge greeting in the shape
of a horseshoe with golden letters
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NuptiaI Mass
Held Tuesday
At BOca Chica

Miss Mary Flood and Gerald
Jacobson. AT2, were married at
nuptial mass conducted by
Chaplain Edward o. Riley at the
Boca Chica Chapel. Tuesday
morning at II o'clock.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Hilda Flood, 65l2 Wood
lawn, Chicago, III. The groom is
the son of Mrs. Ida jacobson of
7432 Phillips street. ChicsEoa
Miss Kathleen Flood was maid
of honor The best man was
Thomas Moorhouse, airmans APP
prentice of Vx-1.
The couple are both graduates
of Hyde Park High school in
Chicago.
Graduating in I947, Jacobson
entered the navy in l948 He en-
listed and received his recruit
training at the Great Lakes Ma
val Station. then attended the
electronicS technician's school at
Memphis, Tenn, and Norfolk,
Va, before being assigned to
duty here in December. l949
jacobson re-enlisted in De-
cember, 1850, Tor six years with
the navy.
The newlyweds will reside at
Sea Isle Courts, 915 Windsor
lane. until housing developments
are completed
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CONCH
CHOWDER
BY RAYMER

1t amt funny, McRaymer,
Dick Ertzman said today in dis
cussing the lamentable situation OF
his radio room over at Senior
High. I'VE don't even have enough
chairs to sit on when we bread
cast. OF course the kids can sit
on the floor ~. and thank goodness
the mike is a standing one, because
we only have one table and the
radio is on that. But here we are
in brand new room with all the
acoustic advantages and it's
practically bare of furniture.
Kind-hearted Bill Bond gave the
school wicker settee and chair,
but when the group assemblies
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
for the early morning 6 AMI
broadcast, they either have to bor-
row extra chairs from Tom Whit
ley or do without. Dick said he
would settle for old rags for drapes
for the windows II need be. May
be somebody has some old fishnet
maybe Betty French would
have some left over from the de-
corated apartment? Or Jack Cox
and Julian volushin might have
shred of two TO spare? Seriously,
the room does need furnishing and
Dick viii be glad TO have any dis
cards. He pointed out that they
needed things given outright, not
loaned, since school use would
make secondhand stuff third and
fourth hand with wear and tear.
Won't someone come to the rescue?
] Please omit spiked Yogi touches
or dog kennels, but even yane-leg-
! ged stools would do, forS Dick can
always shake a leg ana TX them
up. Call him at the high school.
The radio class win car3 eff the
contributions with promptness J.
and thankfulness.
SHIRTS WHICH SCREAM with
loud colors were all outdone at the
press conference the other day by
Merriman Smith who simply took
off his sport Shirt I. Speaking Of
color my landfady's yard is a
riot of holiday shades with vivid
poinsettias In crimson splashes.
and roses white and red. and
a sunset pink {. I live on what Win.
ME Jones calls "Solaris Heights ),
| one of the few elevations ia. Key.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06

West. II takes a Pennsylvania to
find a hill! That nomination
for the smoothest rumba dancer
still goes to Ygnacio Carbonell
You should have seen him on the
patio dance floor at Casa Marina
during the Carbonell- Cohen we'd
ding reception. Louis and Lily
carboneil, BY the by. have given
special permission to use Louis C's
exclamation when he gazed at his
wife's picture taken during the
party. He said. why, Liiyi You
never looked that good in your
life."
LETTER from Silver Dollar Jake
Schneider Of Palm Island, Miami,
Beach. says that he met Sebastian
Cabrera last Sunday in Miami and
sends greetings to Key West fri
ends He's been a regular Wis
itor here since 1922 He recent
ly received a certificate OF thanks
from the Navy Recruiting Service
for the Florida district, stating. In
sincere appreciation for services
rendered the Navy Recruiting Ser
vice in general and this district
in particular Paul Brunn Of the
Sun Tropics carried the story and
hailed Jake &c ssnnh NJ tho nnoef
lovable and good-doing charac-
ters. Jake usually arrives in a
car studded with chrome gadgets
and carries rainbow hued macaw
on cane. My last adventure with
the bird was at a nightclub opening
several years ago. | had on a white
evening gown but the macaw
changed that Jake gives away
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vocalist. Miss Cleora Roberts
sang Ave Maria, "Oh Perfect
Love and THE Lords Prayer"
accompanied by Marguerite Hill
ION
The BRIDES gown was fashioned
Of white slipper satin with long
train and long fingertip sleeves.
The bodice and collar we're of
white silk lace in Queen Ann de-
sign. The bride wore an antique
gold earring studded with tiny
pearls an heirloom which was also
worn by her mother and her
Grandmother when they we're mar
ried Her veil was floor length
with high pearl tiara. She carri-
cd a white satin Bible topped with
white orchid and ribbon stream
crs
The maid Of honor, Miss Mar
guerite Smith, a cousin of the
bride, was dressed in yellow net
with 4 MORE taffeta top and cape
to match. Her noSegay was of Ii
lac and pink flowers with pink rib.
bon StreamerS.
Best man was the groom's
brother, Kenneth Bazo. The bride
was given in marriage by her
father
The brides mother wore pur-
pie accofdian pleated dreSy with
black accessories. Her corsage
was of yellow rosebu1 is.
The groom S mother wore q me-
dunn blue crepe dress with black
accessories and pink carnation
CorSage
A reception at the Elks Club an
mex followed the ceremony. over
100 guests were present and the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06

couple received many lovely
gifts for which they wish to ex-
press their appreciation.
Serving at the reception were
Mrs. Dina Camera, Mrs. Florence
Wattermire. Mrs. Flora Vega,
Mrs. Hortense BaZo and Miss Yo-
landa Smith.
The brides table was covered
with lace cloth and decorated
with white gladioli and fern. The
three-tiered cake was thanked with
two doubie-candle holders. The
cake featured a three-bell orna-
ment which played a wedding
march when the cake was cut.
The bride was graduated from
the Key West High school in 1850,
attended the Girls State confer
ence and was given the national
honor society award. She has been
employed at the Florida National
Bank.
The groom is a graduate of Key
West High school class of 1850. He
joined the U. S. Air Force in
March 1851. He took his bride d.
rectly to the Langley Field for their
honeymoon trip. Her going-away
costume was navy blue wool ga
hardinP si,if with black accPSsO-
rieS. She wore a white orchid cor
sage.
Out of town guests at the wed
ding we're Gabriel Smith, the
brides uncle; Miss YOlanda
Smith, her cousin, Mrs. Florence
Wattermire, an aunt whose twin
sons, Jimmie and Jerry also at
tended. All are from Miami, Fla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06
Harry Noruiet
Convention

Harry Norviel, Key West High
school lad in his senior year, was
selected by the Key Club Of this
city to represent the local organi-
cation at convention in Orlando.
Florida where several thousand
Kiwanis international sponsored
Key Club members are now in SEES
sion.
The meeting is an all-State one
and will last for three days.
Key Club activities, talks by
leading Kiwanians. banquets and
the closing Governors Ball win
highlight the sessions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06
Postpone Election

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.--{P)---
The United Nations general as
sembly has postponed election of
an 18th member OF the security
council.
Chile and Pakistan have won
seats, but neither Greece nor
white Russia has been able to
get the two thirds majority
needed for election. In each Sc
cret vote. they have been all
most tied.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06
Coming EDenfs

THURSDAY, DECEMBER g.
Meeting, Home Mission Women
of the First Presbyterian
church. pm
Golf classes, baseball diamond
MS, special interest group
ID am.
Bowling, Navy Wives Leagut.
MS alleys, ! pm.
Spanish advanced students,
san Carlos school, 7;30 to
$3.50 pm.
Sewing group. Monroe Co.
General Hospital Woman's
group, Fort Taylor. 10 am.
Auxiliary. , pm.
business meeting, u n o 7
Woman's club. clubhouse on
Duval street, s pm.
Meeting, Key West Assembly
Ne l3, Order of Rainbow
Girls.
Meeting. Disabled American
Veterans, Luz bldg, Amelia
street, pm.
Meeting, Minoca Council, De-
gree of Pocahontas, Red
mems hall, 8 pm.
Meeting Key West Garden Club,
Woman's club. pm.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER L
Luncheon meeting. o. W. c., Fort
Taylor, at noon
Meeting Alcoholics Anonymous,
First Presbyterian church, 8
pm
Spanish, children of elementary
school level, San Carlos school,
g 30 to 80 p m.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER s.
Meeting. Children's Missiouar,
group, Ley Memorial church
10 to 1880 am.
MONDAY, DECEMBER To-
Handicraft special interest
group, Officers Wives Club,
Bldg l78, N S, 1880 pm.
Speaking class. Emily Goddard
Woman's Club, 3 to S pm.
Meeting Circle III. Women of the
First Presbyterian church
home of Mrs. Frank Schneid'
en- I0I7 Flagler avenue, {
pm
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IL
Bowling. Navy Wives league,
MS Alleys. / pm.
Meeting and dinner, Kiwanisr
South Beach patio, 6:45 pm.
Ping pong tournament, YMCA-
USO. 8 pm
Spanish lessons. High Schoo
level children, San Carlo
School 3:30-4;30 p. m.
Meeting Circle I. Women of ths
Flrst Presbyterian church
home If Mrs Joseph Bring
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man, i4l0 Won Phister street,
8 pm. Mrs. David Mechanics
as hostess.
Meeting, Demolay Mothers Cir
Gle, Roof Garden. Scottish Rite
Temple, 1850 pm.
DECEMBER IL
Dancing classes, Fl. Taylor
Officers Club, 8 to 10 pm.
Meeting, Jr. Chamber of Com
merce. club house, 8 pm.
Duplicate Bridge, Coral Room
Overseas hotel, 7:45 pm.
Meeting, Natl Executives Club
of Key West, South Beach
restaurant, z pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06
MISS Syria Maria Smith Is Wed
la Formal Euening Ceremony Here

MISS sylvia Maria Smith, daughter Mr. and Mrs Eugene
~ $40 Duval street became the
e o and son Of Mr. and Mrs Miguel Bozo Whitehead
street FRIDAY evening, November % at o'clock
Inc wedding took Episcopal church
e rev John Arneld officiating at the snge-ring ceremony
The church atracvely decorated white autumn flow
c and chysanthenm adjoining the altar and baskets of them
tIanked with potted fern in the background
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06
Jeicel Ritual And Pledge Ceremony
For Beta Sigma Sorority Tonight

Lovely csndeght will begin this evening at $50
Wylks Stock of Sigma Phi
Sorority The Ritual is being combined with
the Pledge rushed September and October
Members participate the Ritual of Jewels Flor
Walker, Margaret Corners and Mrs. Carl Bervaldi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06
$1,000 Sale Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby Preston
Hunt have sold for $1,000 to
Albert M. Dart, Lot IL, Block 90
of the Key West Realty subdivi-
sion, a warranty deed filed in
County Clerk Earl Adams Of
ice revealed today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06
Garder, Club
Meets Tonight

Discussion and exhibition OF
Christmas decorations and table
centerpieces will be the topic to-
night when the Key West Garden
Club meets at the Woman's Club
on Duval street at pm.
Refreshments viii be served.
Members are invited to bring
guests.
Chairman Of the program com
mttee. Mrs. Joe Pinder promises
a surprise treat and unusual
Christmas program for those at
tending.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. James slbert l7i4
Washington street. have 4 baby
girl who has been named sharon
Shirley.
She was born At Monroe General
hospital, November il and weigh
ed seven pounds, eight ounces.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06

Long Island. N. Y, Mas an area
Of I,72s square miles ana Is
smaller than me romantic East
Indian Isle Of Bah. which Is z:i37
square miles. -
Evening star., 1951-12-15

When Buying a Farm" 1t was
prepared by A. B. Hamilton. ex-
tension farm management spe-
cialiSt.
If you want a copy, check with
the Bulletin Room. Symons Hall
University of Maryland, College
Park, and mention Fact Sheet 40
4
The Washington Chapter. Pro-
ducers Council, will hold Christ
mas party between $50 and 7::3O
pm. Thursday in the Congress
sional Room of the Statler Hotel
The December meeting of the
District chapter. Society of Resi-
Dental Appraisers, will be held al
els pm. Monday in the Burling-
ton Hotel. This will be a Christ
Evening star., 1951-12-15


following directors: F. H. Martell
Edgar Brown, Frank Haines, R. D
Hickman and Charles E. Smith.
A favorite argument of builders
and real estate people in general
is that home ownership is a good
thing quite aside from the fact
that it assures the owner Of a
place to live.
In other words, buying a home
means more than just getting a
residence. Home ownership, they
continue to say. confers other ad-
vantages and benefits on the own
er. such as city pride. an interest
In economy in government. a
stability that one doesn't get by
being renter, among other
things.
There are arguments pro and
con. But there is no question
about the impression that home
ownership gives when it comes
to peoples opinions as to a fam
ily's substantially.
Bankers must judge people ac-
curately if they are to acquit
themselves of their responsibility
Evening star., 1951-12-15

mas meeting. and an election OF
officers will be held. The program
will include appearances by Dick
Mansfield and a chorus.
\ X 4
James c. Downs. jr.. Chicago
will conduct a seminar for execu-
tive planning. sponsored Jointly by
the Washington Real Estate Board
and the Real Estate Research
Corp, on January % in the Statler
Hotel.
This will be the fourth annual
seminar in Washington conducted
by Mr.. Downs, a real estate econ
omist and business analyst. AS
president of the Real Estate Re-
search Corp. Mr. Downs has
been conducting similar seminars
throughout the United States.
Evening star., 1951-12-15

to handle other peoples money
carefully. When a banker makes
la loan. he likes to have adequate
security. But if you own real es-
tate you may almost rest assured
that such ownership will be a
factor in whether or not you can
get an unsecured loan, too.
A study not long ago by George
M. Rowzee, jr.. assistant cashier of
the Lincoln National Bank. showed
that virtually all bank officers are
inclined to recognize real estate
ownership as an important factor
in granting unsecured loans. His
study was made in the process OF
developing a thesis submitted as
part of the requirements Sof an
American Institute of Banking
Evening star., 1951-12-15
Graduate School course at Rutgers

University.
incidentally. the Rowzee thesis
contained an interesting statement
regarding stability of the Wash
lngton real estate market.
Without exception" he stated,
lit was the opinion of bankers.
building and loan association of
flcials, realtors and analysts that
the stable nature of the local real
estate property market, as COM
pared with the national market,
cannot be questioned.
X
The University of Maryland's
College Of Agriculture recently is
sued a publication of value to
persons planning to buy a farm.
The title is: What to Look for
Evening star., 1951-12-15

$e S Z a I e 8 n q
Ebuilding field.
| 7 h e Prince e
|Georges County
sR e a | E S t a t e
BOARD elected
wv in S t on c..
sClay as presi-
Sdent. and the
EC ons t r uction
&c on t + a C t ors
Council C h oS e
! as its president,
IT. Ritchie Ed
|monston.
! Other officers
Evening star., 1951-12-15

H a ii ey a n d
Harry A. Bos-
well, jr., direc-
tors.
Other officers
:chosen by the
Constr u C tion
Con t ra C tor S
C GU n ell in =
cluded:
Ancle Tester,
vice president;
E. T. Green
street, S ecre :
tary; Carl o.
Romberg treas
,lrnr and the
Evening star., 1951-12-15

OF CIl6 FTIIlCt
Georges Board are: w. w. Lewis,
vice president: H. Carlyle de Lo-
zier. secretary treasurer, and
Dewey M. Freeman, Thomas F..
Evening star., 1951-12-15
Realty
Revue

New officers have been chosenI
by two organizations in the real
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Norwood
LETT for Georgia Friday night
10 spend the holiday with his
mother.
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Census Ups Rates
for Reeord-Seare

Establishment ! nNrtnu So
charge 10 individual, reqW ting
search At Census records To oD
tain transcript ~ unfo4aet n
on ilic about themselves aa,
been announced bv the Bureau
OF the Census Department 40
Commerce
Formal notice u new seieA
ule of charge, effective Jan.
cary ! 1852. has been Aed
from Washington. by Supess
Edward I 81 Arnold - the y
ttlct Office al Dcttolt
transcripts Of Their pcfson,l
Census records are required hy
many midi, dlals IN lieu ~ birth
certificates a. evidence bearue
on age or citizenship or 20 cs'all-
liSh family relationships
II has been estimated that be-
tween 40 and so million Amcli-
cans do not have bg'h ccr'ifi-
Gates DURING the last dccad, the
Census Bureau has handled near
ly , million requests fo' copies
Of Census reco,i S from ndNd-
uals
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Grabs Pet From
Boy, Gets

Uslng doggish methods 10
Obtain q canine from q g.year-
old boy, Mrs. Corine Cugsby AL
Harper was placed on I months
probation last week by Record
er's Judge George Murphy
The youth. DwYer Kemp. $3.50
Brush. told police that he was
sfrolling with his 2Year old
Doberman Pinscher on Beau
bisn near Medbury Dee. 8 when
he was stopped by Mrs. criss-
by.
Snaichlng the dog lease ou'
OF his hand. the youth stated
that the woman then hailed a
cab and forced his pct into H.
Mrs. Crigsby was arrested after
the taxicab driver rememheied
whee he took his tiwol fare.
She explained 70 Judge Muir.
ply that The animal resemhled
her pet which had been s'o.en
sometime ago
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have you as dependent III ,he.r
income tax return Therefore the.
don't want you To- solicit aid You
must eat SO 80 10 the W,lfst
and tell them the truth
where you last worked ThcA Nl
give YOU aid
Dear Miss Conner AA Ws
and don't get along She wanted
70 20 on a vacation got 49,
To say She will stay thsc month
and now think IS good tinic Il
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but haven't he's fecommr
that you talk it oNes and y,
for your freedom SIR HN b rs
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Evening star., 1951-04-22

evening, so brace yourself for a
session in the basement.
But | can't stay in the base
ment," | protested. "T've got to
watch boxing on TV. Besides,
what are Teen Queens?"
"A girls club" she said. "Since
your daughters become a teen
Evening star., 1951-04-22
"You'xe In for lt''

we nave three uduglitefS.
I'm afraid you're in for
it,"
That fact became
apparent early Satur-
day evening as the
doves assembled.
This is my father"
said Molly. nudging me
toward the doorway.
He practically lives in
the basement. Especially
on club nights.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

1--WE keep mine upstairs, said
a petite blonde. only trouble is
he wanders."
Give them something to do,
said another. 1--WE let ours shell
peanuts for the fudge"
Peanuts again!" said the
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