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MANAGER

MANAGER
For candv store. Apply MARTHA
WASHINGTON CANDIES, 6219 Ga
MEDICAL RECORDS POSITIONS;
vacancy for person exper. in hospital
record room procedures. Apply per-
sonnel office, EMERGENCY HOS
PTTAL. 5
NURSE. graduate or reg. for busy
physicians ONCE; good typist, top
notch ability and personality; good
hours top salary, references. Box
.i0-J, Star. -
OFFICE WORKER-Familia with
ipstallment credit work, capable
typist and stenographer. steady po-
sition. and good WORKING conditions
MR.. BURSTEIN. 727 7th st. NV.
PBX OPERATOR. general office. CASH
iering experience desirable but not
necessary: excellent working condi-
tions and salary. Apply in person.
between 4 and s nm. HOGATE S
RESTAURANT. 9th and Maine
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Tv SERVICE MEN
Immed. npening for inside and out
side service men good pay. 40-hr.
vk.. vacation with pay; will train
radio men for outside TV work For
further information call Mr.. La
Barbera. MID APPLI-
ANCES, IA 6-5500
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Exceptional Opportunity

If you are looking for clean. healthy
work and also. chance to make
GOOD money: don't fail to answer
TINS ad. You must be clean-cut,
reliable and have a car; no expert
ence necessary as you are thor
oushly trained. Salary plus bonus
arrangemcnt. Call MISS SHERZER
Tor appointment at FIR. 551@.
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WOMAN to stay with elderly lady and
do INV. 3 afternoons week. Wo.
115" -
WOMAN, white. to care for invalid
live in Bowie 3444 -
YOUNG LADY to assist proofreader;
must be able to read well, experience
not necessary: permanent lob. Give
details when answering. Write Box
l32-K. Star %
YOUNG LADY - Secretarial back
around. 5-day week, shorthand and
typing necessary. Apply in person
only. NATIONAL UNIFORM CO,
YOUNG LADY. high school srad.
married pref. to learn trade. DRY
CLEANER WOODS, liz shreve St.
YOUNG LADY. life insuranc. ONCE
shorthand helpful but not essential
Opportunity for advancement Mr.
WERNER. D1. 1901. -6
YOUNG LADY. college education, to
assist in beauty and barber supply
business: permanent position; ex-
perience not necessary; salary. $50
week to start Apply in person.
AMERICAN BEAUTY &, BARBER
SUPPLY. i33 1th ST NV s.
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ENGINEER

Srd class license; must have oil
for. maintenance work; good salary
and quarters, NV. apt bldg. Phone
RESIDENT MGR, OR. 1850 =
FARMER. exper. tobacco man, to
grow 10000 hills; good house, elec.
tricity, water in house; phone, trac-
tor equipment. furnished. 20 miles
from Wash, GEORGE M. BALDRUN,
Boyans. Md s
FARMER, experienced in tractors and
machinery; salary or part shares.
At once. MRS FRANK S. PERRY
Port ROYAL Va, Caroline Co -
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RADIO TECHNICIANS
NIGHT WORK

We need at once, technicians fully
eH~c-. and qualified To wire and as
Se,m5i" clectronir equipment from
schncstic diagrams for a temporary
or week period.
Hrs. from q TO II pm. Mon. thru Fri.
Onl" those now working aud doins
similar work on electronic models
and fully qualified need apply.
Annrly in person, Rm. 2"a. Colorado
Bldg. 14th and G SITS. NV. Wash
lnston; D: G. 6 pm. to 9 pm. Mon.
through Fri, or MELPAR. INC, As,
Swami ave. Alex. Va, Q am. to 3
pm. Monday through Friday. -12
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, expert
enced man, familiar with Virginia
properties: unlfm. opport. for hard
worker. For interview call OW. s503.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Goodo op-
portunity for experienced man who
knows how to handle the public. If
qualified. good income is assured
For interview phone MR.. ANNEN-
BERG, IL. 1887 or DU. 5000. -
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN expert
cnced only. Drawing account can be
arranged for right man Must have
local experience in D. C. or Md.
Call Mr Young or Mr.. Bowers, SH
YOUNG Il BOWERS co.
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CASHIER

RESTAURANT, III 18th ST. N'iN NV =
CASHIER CLERK. experienced only.
for busy cigar counter; references
required; closed Sundays and holi-
days. NATIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000
Conn ave -l2
CASHIER R-CLERK, Q to 6 daily: no
Sunday: must have local references
WO DLAWN PHARMACY, 1919 No.
Gltbe I'd OK 1900 fl
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Public Contact Work

Having filled our evening position.
We now need one more capable
woman for our day vacancy. The
work. which is interesting and d.
verSif1ed, consists OF serving our
telephone customers.
The hours are 9 am. to 6 pm. four
days per week and s am. to 3 pm.
on Saturday
Company BENEFITS, vacations with
pay, lunchroom, snack bar and
lounge for your convenience.
We desire a high school graduate
between Is and 35 years of age.
who has a pleasing telephone voice.
enjoys dealing with the public and
can type 40 words per minute.
Apply Personnel. Room 506. for in
terview. Open weekdays $50 to S
and Saturday 9-l. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
110l Penna. Ave. NV.
PIX OPERATOR. tipping req; for
large, nationally known truck manu-
4a1Ts zsSsHEs, Mofos 5ssk CO. S9 5es1sa1 1sP
Davis hwy. Arl., Va. Otis 5000,
PIX ss oRERsToR, AThasnoR s-dsy week. me meals
and disqualification. typing required
$l4S mo. suBuRJRsAE HOSPITAL.
Bethesda. OIL. 6700. IS
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CLERK-TYPIST
tSOME KNOWLEDGE
OF SHORTHAND

Young woman, 21-35 years OF age.
high school graduate, neat in ap-
pesrance and capable Of giving good
attendance Applicant selected will
remain a clerk-typist until she is
ablt to pass our shorthand test,
then classification and pay rate
will oe changed to that OF stenogra-
open weekdays, s:30-5 and Satur-
day. a-1
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1l0l Penna Ave. NV
CoSMETICIAN. experienced; no eve.
0. Sun work: will pay top salary
nv f9 rlSa Wno sjT r1 SefEng nRTs Pofi5en snRn Ap
CoUNTERGiRLs, White, must be
exper; all dsywork, no Sundays,
holidays with pay. meals and uni
forms furnished; $50 wk. to start
nh,1g,s Apply 81 Pa; ave, NV; -6
sf ca pera aas msr y COS PIC PaoTo Sosf sERV- w.
ICE, oW. s222 bet. 9:30-5:3O p m.
DRUG CLERK-All.sround exper. j,
goood steady lob. MoRToNs PHA5-
EnffoRian al assis1ANT rssRs NJ With ss knoV
edge of typins: 5-day wk.; $500 a
mo. to start. Box 460-D, Star
S
Ex"~-TIyE SECRETARY and ofice
manager. Chemical and engineer-
ing research organization needs
capable girl for responsible Job
Shorthand and tipping required;
COLLEGE BACKGROUND desirable; must
be intelligent. alert and personable
Starting salary $3.50 to S2T0, exa CT
amount depending on aualifica-
tions. Opportunity for advance
ment. Call for appt., OV 2177
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THE EVENING STAR

THE EVENING STAR
lI01 Penna. Ave NV.
TRAILER SALESMAN with car. MA
TIONAL TRAILER SALES; 6O9
Baltimore san5 ave, Riverdale, Md. WA.
TREE EXPERTS, experienced: steady
work; good pay. DE. 1471 day and
TREE 5TfRiMMERs 81. thoroughly
eeXperienced' eSoa top wages steady. RA.
TRUCK DRIVER, white. for building
SUPPLY SUPP GO GO; Md. permit req; 6-day
TRICK Rfsei Ap bRfy22R RffS2I %. white, nus husky,
Hyatts: See MIR. TALBoST.' .z "ze''
VEGETABLE MAN wanted; must be
experienced with ability and willing
ness to show initiative in our vege-
Mal WI ssSs gRooKVlRhnan KssfRhInf NAN NJ
kEI, 6421 Brookville I'd, Chevy
yuIcSsMfzdER. yfhsss n exper.. ssl per rlI TX
WASH MAN; good working conditions;
good salary; big service station. Cali
oA ,Hr G27o, LEE PERSH1NG Esso
"sAICHMAN; white night shift. H.
. udye Uli WAS
vac; sl35: ref. req Box 3s5-H, Star,
WAREHOUSE FOREMAN, % relisbI,
white man, familiar with modern
material handling methods anc
equipment. Warehousing of print.
ing paper, rolls and skids. in clean
warm bids. must be able to ge,
most out Of laborers; permanent job
a with Sc excellent als6 futqTs; Sall MI S9ol
skaPE siIysI sps,3v, G0;; Mo Md' East-west hyy
BOY. as porter and dishwasher il
Apply AMBASSADOR DRUGsToRE
MAN wANTiED5 Tor Rawleish business
Real opportunity. We help you get
started, Write Rayleish's, Dept.
Man While, ME foeSIsF 70 work On On dry cleaning
CLEANERS AND DYFRs, Ss4s
Spring. Nd Lo. 5-ifeS' Ifsoton' I'll eii'ef
MAN. white; work in wholesale food
warehouse: 5-day wk.: insurance
and other benefits; age 25-35. Apply
to H. J. HEINZ CO., 5th and V SITS.
MAN, white, reliable, about 40; gaso-
refs. RED Call Ii. Slices S
MAN. middle -aged or older with D. C
drivers permit. sober, must like
MAN. 80 to 35 permanent sales
position with large firm now cele-
opportunity for advancement to the
man who qualities for the position
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO,
1870 G st, NV --6
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JAN1TORS

We need . GOOD men to fill pcrma-
nent positions as lanitors in The
Star BldR.: applicants should be %
30 yts, of age, willing to give regu-
lar attendance and must be able TO
pass a physical exam Apply per-
sonnel Room SOC Open weekdays
S:30-5 and Saturday 81.
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1laI Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
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CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

High school graduate. between 90 and
sCientious and is able to give good
attendance: reasonable tipping speed
is required; 5-day. 40-hour week,
Mon. through Fri. Apply personnel,
Room 506. Open weekdays S;30- 8
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MAN, WITH CAR

Apply apply. a@5 ) Silver Spring ave, Silver
MEN, for waterprooine and brick
Pointins; ing, sood pay Ho. 67's; ewes.
MN. for f'' driver-sales work. on eStae-
sEVEN-uP WASHINGTON. INC,
1925 Kenilworth ave. ne. -
YOUNG MAN for fountain work AMI
delivery. experienced, top salary;
foyers foy ,tdsnt nishts snd Tee6 eo6 ends Ideal
rera. SS oce Il De'SRo ToMs ssfyise AUfo
SERVICE, 637 N st. NV. -
YOUNG MAN, well educated married
sales department Of. a General Mo-
tors dealer; substantial salary Reply.
own handwriting only. Box 395-H,
sssst.sssa 9 S III
You've MEN g, free to leave Sun
day Tor Southern Calf; auto furn-
ished; expenses advanced: above
neeesse neeesssrv ugt be no neat
JONES. Cairo Hotel, 10 am Pm
PART TiME-youns man, Monday
through FRIDAY. il TO D. stock clerk
and ONCE assistant. Al references
for honesty required. Box 4sa-H.
Star. -
WANTED-Men to drive yellow cabs;
must have D. c. permit. MONT
GoMERY. LA. .s-515a.
THOROUGHLY EXP. ON SILK and
capable of handling spottins dept:
must be sober and conscientious
person; excel. job with good pay.
Apply in person. ALEXANDRIA
CLEANERS, 60i Montgomery ST.,
..'ex Va. ~
WANTED MEN, white or colored. for
cer'eterv work. s-hour day. 6-day
week $50, rain or shine Apply
OAK HILL CEMETERY. 300i r
St NV. -l2
WANTED-EXPERIENCED MAN to
operate auto title business. prefer
resident of Bethesda. Takoma Park
or Silver Spring. Apply by letter
only, BECKER TITLE SERVICE,
1425 Wisconsin ave, Bethesda, Md
TTNY A NT~n ~NNFrA1IVy
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TIN ROOFER. must be thorourhly
experienced and understand roof
repairing and also gutter work
Phone AK 6S1f. -
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FILE CLERK

FILE CLERK
Young lady for large fre insurance
once. General, alphabetical and
numerical filing. 5-day wk.; perm.
HOME INSURANCE co.
l5:: kst. NV -l2
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white, good hours,
good salary; CAMPBELL's DRUG
rST!NT.,A sTSRE t73G G,R,s I'm 5,,. s5 >,
Appiy Gef in person % PoToMAc ON 1eIofs6tf Drug
STORE, 1564 Wis. ave. NV. 10
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white, expert
erced good hours. Apply CHASTLE-
TON PHARMACY. 18th and R sts.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white. experienced.
TIoNAL DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn.
FOUNTAIN HELP. white. Q to 5: no
sundays. WooDLAWN PHARMACY,
FOUNTAIN AND IuNcHEoN ;t'S0. HELP
fnE bR6G 56'g groRE II P'1sPa
rURNITuRr fns + ri; ns nssAlEswoMAs-RPesfm Per
AND GLASS ''f fsHo5PIs,' S5Is' ifaa a 5H conn.
ave. NV. IS
GENERAL OFFICE WoRK-Consistlns
mainly OF typing and shorthand.
Apply by letter only. giving full
details OF age, education and pre-
vious employment BRYANT GAS
EQUIPMENT CORP, SOS Evarts st.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. expert
ence in credits. IDA'S DEPART
MENT STORE, 1901 Ga. ave. NV.
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER -
part time. JULIAN C. COHEN a.
CO.. INC, Bladepsburs, Md, WA.
1000 -
HOSTESS. for cocktail lounge. must
have experience. Apply Box 374-E.
Star II
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Floor Managers

Young men with good edu-
cational background and
retailing experience who
are interested in permanent
positions.
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HELP MEM tConf.I J

BRICKLAYERs. white. for school and
church work, Arl and Alex. RALPH
BRYAN. days. CHI, 1900; ewes. FA.
CAR WASHERS, colored. to work in
auto laundry; extra man for week
ends. 3510 Ga. ave. n W. -
CAR WASHER, eXper.. handy around
gas station: good salary; no phone
calls. CONNORS & FOSTER, 2"44
Pa. ave. Sc. -
CARPENTERS WANTED. Apply Mon
day morning at 9100 Conn. ave.
-
CARPENTER, experienced. one that
can read blueprints and lead crew
of framing men: also frame carpen-
ters and helpers. Come out Old
GEORGETOWN rd. to Bethesda. Nd
kingswood rd., to the end of Job.
ask for HOWARD. -
CARPENTERS 10, report to MR.
WHITE, 5S31 Conway dr., Alta Vista
ter, Bethesda Md 10
Evening star., 1951-01-06

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES want.
ed at once; 5-day week; good start
ing salary. company benefits. Apply
Mr.. Waybright. ESQ STANDARD
OIL CO., 261 Constitution ave, NV.
STENOGRAPHER-T -TYPIST. full time
or part time. 5-day wk. Write
Evening star., 1951-01-06
TIRE CHANGER

colored. 1886 years OF age. Eood
physical health and capable Of Civ
sonnel, Room SOC; open weekdays
s. $500 and Sat. 9-l. No phone
Evening star., 1951-01-06

EXP. with furnace and elevator,
Apply manager, 1901 10th st. NV
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TYPIST-CIERK

And relief receptionist. experienced
young woman, 22-27 for interesting
work in congenial ONCE. Ma. $3.50
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HELP MEk
PLASTERERS
PLATE CARRIER

fanted; 1st-class men only. Phon
KI. s-9079 after ) pm. -
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THE EVENING STAR

1l01 Penna. Ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST
ALLsTATE INSURANCE CO., Tor,
ganized by Sears Roebuck and Co
needs an experienced clerk -typist
dictaphone experience desirable bu
not, essential; salary open; 5-da,
week, group insurance. profit shar.
ing Decentralization. Call Mr.
Herttna. ST. 3l91. -6
CLERK-TYPIsT. not over 30. witt
high school education; permanent
positions; 5-day. 36l4-hour week
good salary; opportunity for ar.
vanccment. Call Mr.. Allnutt. DI
S3nH
WEAVER BROS, INC.
WASHINGTON BLDG. III
CLERK-TYPIS'T
For traffic department in sales ONCE
Must be able to type at least 55
w,p-m. Start 500 per month; 9
months. 500. See Mrs Ways
SMITH STORAGE co,
1913 You st. NV. Il
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MESSENGER-DRIVER

11O1 Penna. Ave NV
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For maintenance work in large apart
mert development; Buckingham
Community, 5000 N. 4th ST. Airing
ton. Va. -6
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MECHANICAL ENGRS.

Design and drafting exper in either
plumbing. heating or condition
ine: consulting en~ineerS eNi'~ .
good working conditions. 5-daS
week state salary and exper. Box
4AQ-H Ctar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
BLUES SINGER, TAP
ARTIST ARE ADDED
T ONIlNSTREL SHOW

Mabel and Otis Scott of At
lanta, Ga. have been added to the
program of the Old Time Min
|Strel being given by the Lions
Club tomorrow and Saturday at
3 pm. in the Key West High
School. Mrs. Scott is a blues sing
cr' and Mr.. Scott, tap dance
artist.
Lion president Louis Carbonell
has announced that the proceeds
of the show will go to the Mon
FToe County Hospital X-ray ma
chine. the Monroe District Boy
Scouts, needy blind, Little League
baseball, and the Key West High
School football fund.
The high school pupils will
Isell soft drinks during the inter
missions of the show.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
Royal Macy Nan
HOnOred At Party

Over 20 guests at a birthday
party for 1t. Harry Phillips Of
the Royal Navy enjoyed cocktails
from 7 to 8 p. m. last evening in
the main BOO, at the Seaplane
Base.
Co-hosts were 1t. Comdr. John
Routley, -RN, and Flight 1t. Ian
S. F. Read of the Raj.
Among those present to extend
birthday greetings were Capt.
and Mrs. r. L. Qucckenbush,
USN; Comdr. and Mrs. Lee God
dard. USNR: 1t. G.g) and Mrs.
Kenneth Chapman; Mrs. Belle
Bjurback, Mrs. Marionnc Simonc.
Miss Dorothy Raymcr, Miss Mary
Trahecy, COmdr. George NJ.
Schiff. NC USN; 1t. James Diglc,
USN; Ensign Frank Bardecki.
USN; Flight 1t. Barney Swinton-
Bland, RAF, and John r. Dc
Wcese, superintendent of Dry
Tortugas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
POINCIANA SOCIAL
CLUB GATHERING
HELD YESTERDAY

The Poinciana Social Club met
yesterday morning in the Com
munitX BUILDING, Dues were col
lected Tor membership cards.
A cake and pie sale will be
held Saturday, May IL at 10 am.
in front of the Merry Mac on
Duval and Fleming streets.
II was announced that there
will he a Swap and Loan table
for Poinciana residents in the
Community Building. The build
ing will be open Wednesdays
and Fridays from 0 am. to IL
noon. Everyone is welcome to
come in and look around.
Ms. Gwen Cloud was well
coined as new member of the
club.
Officers of the recently organ
lied club arc Mrs. Jerry Feiertag,
president, Mrs. Lorraine Yale,
vice-president, Mrs. Dorot h y
Gravat, secretary, and Mrs. Lee
Parker, treasure.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10

book. Two arc by Doris Lee, one
of the country's foremost women
painters. One Of Miss Lees pic
lures is part of the Ernest Hem
mingWay house and garden. The
other illustrations arc by Arnold
Blanch, and William Henry who
painted the Whitehead Street
Lighthouse.
Earning $1,000 so far. the
Woman'S Clubs bonanza was
first published privately. The
second edition was published by
the New York firm.
Credit for the nationwide sue
cess of the, book goes to the
many retired newspaper people
in Key West who have helped
promote it, Mrs. L. H. Goddard
of the Woman's club says.
Reviews and features have been
written about the book in news
papers in nearly every state in
the union. The better known ones
include The, New York Sun, The
New York Times Book Review
and The Wooster Journal. In
addition radio programs have
,lauded the merits of the book.
For excellent recipes, witty
reading matter and the. finest. OF
illustrations, the Key West Cook
Book is your answer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
Rachel Su.,chez
We'd Monday
To 4. Toledo

Miss Rachel Sanchez, daughter
Of Mrs. Rachel Sanchez of 1910
DuVal street, was married or
Monday at 5:45 pm. to Antonio
Toledo of 1912 Duval street, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Toledo of
Tampa, Fla, at St. Mary's Star
of the Sea Church. Father Man
ing performed the ceremony.
Joan Doughty was organist
and Celandina La Pc sang, ave
Maria"
The bride, given in marriage
by her brother, Gilbert Ogden,
was attended by Miss Edna Del
Pine. Best man was Manuel
Sanchez, a cousin.
The bride wore a satin gown
and short veil and carried a
wreath of orange blossoms. The
maid of honor was dressed in
pink chiffon and lace and wore
d corsage of pink carnations.
The brides mother wore blue
chiffon dress and an orchid cor
sage. The mother of the groom
was dressed in a cocoa crepe
dress with orchid corsage.
A reception was held in the
brides home at Z pm. at which
800 attended. Cake and sand
witches were served. Ferns and
roSebuds were streWn around
the three-tier wedding cake.
Mrs. Toledo was graduated
from the Convent of Mary I'm
maculate. Mr.. Toledo is a grad
uate of the Catholic school in
Tampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toledo left on
a wedding trip throughout Flor
ida. Mrs. Toledo wore a white
suit with red accessories and an
orchid corsage. The couple will
be at home at 1910 Duval street
on May %.
Out of town guests included.
Mrs. Esther Audux, aunt of the
bride; Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar To-
iedo. parents of the groom; Mr..
and Mrs. Mario Gonzalez, broth
er-in-laW and sister of the
groom; Mrs. Ofelia Leon, sister
OF the groom; Milo Toledo, broth
or of the groom; Nancy Leon,
niece of the groom; A. Audux
cousin of the bride, and Mrs. E
Rojo, cousin of the bride.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10

tional, Mrs. Harlan Merriam.
the lesson.
The Poinciana School PTA
will meet at 9 pm. at the
school.
TUESDAY, MAY 10
Key West Junior and Senior
High School P.T.A. will meet
at 7:45.
Minoca Council, Degree of
Pocahontas will meet at 7:30
p. m. in the Redmen'S Hall.
Key West Assembly No. Is,
Order of the Rainbow Girls
will meet at 7:30 p. m. at the
Scottish Rite Temple on
Eaton and Simonton.
Kiwanis Club will meet at 6:45
p. m. for dinner meeting.
Bridge group for beginners at
8 p. m. at Fort Taylor Off
GERS Club.
Advanced Spanish Class from
TO p. m. over Palace
Theater.
Tennis class, Officers Wives
Club at 9 a. m. at tennis
courts near pool.
Bowling for all Navy wives at
3 a m. at Naval Station Al
leys.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10
The Business and Professional
Woman's Club will meet at
s pm. in the Woman's Club.
Dade Lodge No. IA, will meet
at 8 pm. at the new Mason
ic Home on Eaton and ST.
monitor.
Art classes for officers wives
will be held at 8 pm. in the
recreation building on the
Naval Station.
The Duplicate Bridge Club will
meet at 7:45 pm. in the
Coral Room of the Overseas
Hotel.
The Poinciana Social Gu b
will meet at 1870 at the
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Secretary Becky Guthrie read
the minutes of the previous meet
ing. Comdr. Lee Goddard gave
the treasurer's report.
A new committee, called Bud
get-Finance committee, was an
nounced. 1t is composed of Burn
ham Maynard, vice-preSident of
the Players group who will act as
director: Charles Gossett, head
of the Technical committee; Rita
Sawyer, in charge of the proper
ties and costumes committee;
Comdr. Goddard, as advisor, who
is also treasurer of the organiza-
ton; and Dorothy Raymer who
is in charge of all publicity.
Burt Garnett remains as di-
rector of the set design group.
Technical comm ttee head,
Charles Gossett will work with
w. B. Jackson, Frank Rogers,
Larry Harms and others to be
named on the set construction,
lighting and painting angles.
Lefty Tyler is chairman of the
committee of properties directed
by Rita Sawyer.
Comdr. Fritz Harlfinger ac-
cepted dictatorship of the cast
party and Summer program ac-
tivity. He will be assisted by
Helen Cutter. Barbara Schlech
and Rae Waller.
The play reading committee
reported that seven plays are be-
ing considered for production.
Alice Maynard will head the
membership committee.
The publicity committee, di-
rected by Dorothy Raymer, will
plan advertising, radio, posters,
tickets, programs and newspaper
stories as we'll as selling of adj
vertising for programs.
Lois Skidmore, Alice Maynard,
Doris Gossett, Toni and Larry
Harms, Ted Nelson, Harry Price,
Joseph Hurka and Sydney An
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
Names Omitted
From Program
OF Harris PTA

In yesterdays Citizen story
about the Harris School PTA
program honoring mothers. the
following names were ommitted
from the program:
Mrs. Nellie Louise Curry. read
er; Mrs. Mayfield Sails, pianist;
Paula Smith and Darlene Jur-
cln7skl, fairies: Miss Myrna Cur
ry and Jack Wells, in the we'd
ding scene: Mrs. M. L. Acheson
IN the mother and baby scene;
Mrs. Florence Key and son AL
len in the building character
portraital: Mary Louise Acheson
as the old fashioned girl; JOHNNY
Thompson and Annette Russell
in the school days scene; and
Sybil Key and Merle DeLand in
the Scout scene.
Also Joyce Roberts and Charles
E. Acheson in the leaving home
Gene; Miss Doris Hargrave and
Charles E. Acheson in the vaca-
ton days portraital: Miss Clara
Armayor and Kenneth Key as
graduates; Fred Curry, the sail
or; Beverly Thompson, the Red
Cross nurse; Mrs. Trudie Clark.
Beverly Thompson, and Fred
Curry in the home coming scene:
and Mrs. Trudie Clark, Beverly
Thompson. and Fred Curry Civ
ing the peace prayer.
The door prize of shampoo set
and manicure was donated by
Donald's beauty shop, not Stells
as reported in the article.