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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-10
Children GiUe
Entertainment At
Nary Wives Party

More than 20 members of the
La Concha Navy Wivc. Club No
SO and their families attendc'
the party given by the club SUI
day afternoon in the clubroom
IN the naval station.
The entertainment was pre-
scented by the children, who in
Guided Paula Smith, Bobby Pen
dleton, Ann Pendleton and Joyce
Sarvcy. Piano selections were
played by Mrs. Catherine Shil-
linglaw.
Games were played and prizes
presented.
Refreshments were served fol-
lowing the games.
Members and guests present
included Mrs. Daniel Braxton
Mrs. Catherine Shillinglaw, Mrs.
Francis Brown, Mrs. Ray Jones,
Eutanala Jones, Mrs. Paul Smith,
Mrs. Guy An d es, Margare.
Brown, Michial Strickey, Mrs.
John Harper. Rosaline Harper,
Judy Smith, Warren Smith, Mrs.
Josephine Stankiewicz, Wayne
Stankiewicz, Stephen Stankie-
wicz, Bobby Pendleton and Anna
Pendleton.
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Susan PeacOn Is
President OF
Wesleyan Guild

Miss Susan Peacon was elected
president of the Wesleyan Serv-
ice Guild. W.S.C.S. of First
N thodist church at a meeting
held last night in the home Of
is Susan Peacon. p aeon lane,
Other Officers elected were:
Jice president. Miss Adele Rob-
RI: secretary, Mrs. J. E. Duane;
nd treasurer. Mrs. Marie Rus
sell.
Installation services will be
,eld at the next meeting of the
guild on May IA in the home of
Mrs. Ruth Carey. Petronia street.
Tee Rev, G. Leon Wells was
guest of the guild.
NisS Roberts discussed t h e
health of business women for
the program lesson.
The hostess served refresh
mentS.
Members present included Mrs.
Garcia NettleS, Miss Gretna Nc
Lean, Miss Louis Ketchum, Miss
Roberts, Miss Peacon, Mrs. Sa-
Tah Pierce, Mrs. Marie Russell,
the Rev. Mr.. Wells and Mrs.
Duane
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~ 49, sylss., ,re- ~
and received his commission p
l943. After attending the Civil
Engineer Corps Differs School
at Port Huerene, California, from
July. f947 to octobr, 1s4l, he
was transferred for duty with the
1o4th Naval Constitution Bah
talon, Naval Amphbious Base,
Coronado. California. and was
efficer-in-charge of tie l04th dur
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Thirteen Of
County Faculty
AtSt0te Meeting

Thirteen members of the Non
roe County school faculty attend
cd the educational conferences
held last month in Tampa. Tha
meeting opened March 30 and
continued through March 81.
Those attending the Florida
Education Association meeting
were Miss Pauline Nihoul, grade
two and Mrs. w. j. Ashworth,
grade five, Truman school; Prin-
cipal Albert Fl. Carey and David
McDanicls, grade six, and Mrs.
Doris Carey, grade five, Poincia-,
ma school; Mrs. Elna A. March,
grade four, Harris school; Jo-
seph Hurka, English department,
Key West High school, Leland
S. March, director of county in
struction; Miss Irene Russell,
reading supervisor; and Mrs. r.
Robson, school lunchroom super
visor.
NJ. March rs president of Dis
tfict Ten of the national associa-
ltion and vice president Of the
State association. He has served
on the Neurology Committee and
the Credentials and Election
Committee. 80"
Members of the Douglass
school staff who attended the Ne
gro State Education Association
were Principal Walter c. Cog
dell, Milton Thompson, wood
shop; and Miss Mary Steel, grade
two.
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Lieut.. Roberts
Reports For Duty
At Naval Base

Lieutenant Carlton NJ. Roberts.
Gee. USN, has reported for duty
at the U. S. Naval Station as AS
sistant Public Works Officer. He
will relieve Lieutenant w. A,
Ellis who is being detached on
April 20, Commander Conrad E.
Grohs, Naval Station Public
Works Officer, announced today.
1t. Roberts, who is a native of
Asbury Park, NJ j.. received lis
primary education in tho schools
[of As5ury Park, and his sccon-
dairy education at Lchigh Uni
versity where he received his BS
degree in Civil Engineering, and
lat Rutgers University, New
Brunswick, NJ j, where he did
undergraduate work in structural
engineering and public water
supply.
Lit. Roberts entered the naval
service in March, 1913, as a Lieu
tenant G.g) in the Civil Engineer
ing Corps. From 1913 to 1916, he
vas Assistant Public Works Of
ficer and Technical Officer at
Matte. Norman. Oklahoma and
from i94s to 1916. he was Officer.
in-Charge of Water Distribution
and Supply Norman Oklabarna
area.
Prior TO his entry in the serv;ce
Lit Roberts was with the Neu,
jersey State HiehwavssD enart.
lnent Asbtuv Paf,x ~ ~. "A
Director az p,,,licss .spsarl.s sar, Il
lscitv Engineer f,.. fflas Ga ~ A.
oury PARK n. -
FYos,, 1919 ta 1910 be,y,a Z NJ,
Manager az Fort + ,a,,fleraala pa
and for the .r,ast v,ar has ~, !,
employed as consfr,,ction 8 Al
.lvst Loan Guarantves d s,,,.,,t
Veterans Administrators, 81 say, q
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Lit. COckrOft Is
Guest Speaker
At POinciayla PTA

1t. l. G. Cockroft was guest
speaker at the monthly meeting
of Poinciana School PTA held
last night at the school.
Lieutenant, Cockroft spoke on
Scouting In Answer To Citizen
ship He believed boys who be-
tome members sof9the Cub Scouts
and subsequently join the Boy
sseeiits have ID good start in be-
fouitn 8 good citizens. These or
carnations help mold the boys
efataetelssv,L Lieutenant cockroft
told the group. r
Gerald Saunders. PTA presi-
dent, presided at the meeting and
as header OF the community
inging. Mrs. Michael Jacobs ac-
rc3vananied the singing at the
piano.
The following committee was
chosen to nominate officers for
the coming year: Mrs. J. L. Cruz,
Mrs. Carlton Smith and Mrs. w.
VanHuss.
Principal Albert Carey intro
duced the top Poinciana spoilers
to the group, John Wayne Harper,
sixth grade student, who won
first in the school and third in
the county contest last week, was
presented with q s.; check, from
The SCHOOL, MARY Lou Forest,
fifth grade student, and second
top speller in the school, was
awarded So check from tho
school. W
Principal Carey announced the
summer roundup for pre-schoOi
children would be held in the
near future County Superintend,
7cnt Horace O'Bryaft Twill an.
rlollnce the. date of the roundup.
q Step-upn day at the schoul
will also be held soon. During
this day. class members visit the
class they will be in next year. to
become acquainted with the class
toom and work.
The count of room parents was
won BY David McDaniels sixth
grade.
During the social hour refresh,
ments were served by the nos.
ritallty committee, which is head
ed by Mrs, Vance Boswell anc
Mrs. Carl Brill.
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Connie HudginS, runner-up ir
the State Legion OratSrical fl
mails. will be guest at the meet
ing. Miss Hudgins will deliver
her prize winning Grafton. w.
Jury Harris, chairman of the
Posts Oratorical Committee, will
Introduce Miss HudginS. Mrs.
Marian Stark, coach for Miss
Hudgins, will also be a guest,
Commander Romaguera an
ACunceS that the Auxiliary Unit
80 will attend this meeting. Re-
freShmentS will be served follow
ing the meeting.
Post Adjutant Antonio Arrange,
Jr., has announced that a group
of members will be received in
to the Post during a ceremony
conducted by the Key West
Guard of Honor.
Anthony l.. Ulchar, Adjutant,
Honor Guard, announced that
the Honor Guard will conduct a
memorial service in memory OF
all departed members of Arthur
Sawyer Post No. %. The Post
Everlasting Ceremony" will be
most impressive.
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Girl Scout Leaders
To Discuss County
Council Thursday

Plans for organizing a Girl
Scout Council in the county will
be discussed at meeting of tho
Monroe County Girl Scout Lead
ers Association to be held at 1880
o'clock Thursday night in the
social hall of the First Presby-
terian church, corner White and
Washington streets,
Mrs. Sam 10th, president, urges
all Girl Scout leaders, assistant
leaders and committee members
to attend this meeting.
A part of the meeting will be
devoted to, handieraft suggestions
for Girl, Scout troops.
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1870 to 1 pm. in the home of
Mrs. Karl Kunz, 20l9 Staples
avenue.
Junior Chamber Of Commerce
will meet at 8 pm, at the club
house.
Bowling for officers wives be-
gins at 1880 pm, at the Ma
val Station bowling alleys.
la Concha Navy Wives Club
NJ - will meet at 1890 am.
J. in building l73 on the Naval
Station
Key West Bridge Association
viii meet at 7:30 pm. in the
Coral Room at the Overseas
'I,tel
Beginning golfers class of Of
ficers' Wives club will meet
at 10 am. on the handball
field behind Echoasis on the
Naval station.
Arthur Sawyer Post No. %,
American Legion and the
Legion Auxiliary will have
joint meeting at 8 pm. in
the Legion homo.
THURSDAY. APRIL l2--
Monroe County Girl Scout
Leaders Association will
meet at 1850 pm. in the So
cial Hall of the First Pres
byterian churrh.
U.D.C. will meet at 400 pm.
in the home of Mrs. Allan
Cleare, 600 North Beach.
Room Representatives of Key
West Junior-Scnior High
School PTA viii meet at 8
p m. in the home of Mrs.
Hollon Bcrvaldi, 1915 Wash
ington street.
Naval Station Officers Wives
club win have 10 a. m. cof-
fee meeting at the Fort Tay-
lor officers club.
Key West Art and Historical
Society will meet at $50
p. m. at West Martello Gal
lcry.
Fleet Reserve Association and
Women's Auxiliary will meet
at $3.50 p. m. in club rooms at
the corner of Front and Fitz-
patrick streets.
DR.. Felix Varela Lodge No. 81
will meet at Q p. m. at the
Cuban Masonic Dodge.
Ladies Auxiliary, WV Post
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Mrs. III. Merriam,
s.
GipeS Lesson At
Circle Meeting

You Cannot Break The Com
mandments" was the topic of the
lesson given by Mrs. Holland
Merriam at the meeting of Cir
Gle three of Women of First Pres
byterian church held last snight
in the home of Mrs. Gleason
Snow, 1907 Reynolds. Her scrip
ture was Exodus 1875 and 6.
Mrs, Fred w. Miller gave the
devotional taken from the l23rd
Psalm.
Plans were made for church
activities for the month of May.
Members of the circle are in
charge of the months general
meeting of the Women and will
provide the flowers for t n
church altar during the month.
Members from this circle will as
sist at the Java hour each Sun
day morning during the month
at the YMCA.
Next months meeting OF the
circle will be on May IA in the
home of Mrs. Ruth Jackson, 1925
United street.
The hostess served lime sher-
bert and cookies.
Mrs. A. l.. Boyd was a guest
of the circle.
Members present included Mrs.
Merriam, Mrs. H. c.. Fitzer. Mrs.
B. N. Adams, Mrs. T. M. Whitley,
Mrs. Julian Marks, Mrs. W. Cur
nv Harris, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Wal
ter clawson, Mrs. w. Earl Julian,
Mrs. Snow, Mrs. J. w. kovash,
Mrs. Ruth Jackson an d Mrs.
Grace Crosby.
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Mrs. Robinson Is
NeiU President OF
Legion Auxiliary

Mrs, Alice Robinson was elect
ed president of the American Le-
zion Auxiliary. Arthur Sawyer
Post No. %, at a recent meeting
If the auxiliary. Mrs. Robinson
will succeed Mrs. c. B. Harvey.
installation ceremonies for these
5fficerS will be held next month.
Other officers elected were:
First vice president, Mrs. An
thony Ulchar; second vice preSi-
dent, Mrs. James Gamble, ST.;
treasurer. Mrs. Mary Moreno;
chaplain, Mrs. Glorianna Bayly;
sergeant at arms, Mrs Elsie Bar
nard; assistant sergeant at arms,
n S. Anna StockWell; historian,
Mrs. Paul Mesa, ST.; and execu-
tive committee members, Mrs.
Mary Smith, Mrs. Nelson Doty
and Mrs. Flossie Taylor.
Mrs. c. B. Harvey, outgoing
president. will serve during the
coming year as the Junior past
president. .n tef
State convention delegates al
so elected recently were Mrs.
Harvey, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs
Adrianne Sands, a past president;
Mrs. Ulchar and Ms, J. Key. Al
ternates are Mrs. Barnard, Mrs
otockwell and Mrs. Fred Dion.
The convention will be. held or
April 1922 in Tampa ats the
Tampa Terrace hotel. II
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Entertainment At
Saturday Night
YMC4 Dance

Miss Joyce Thompson, Miss
Francene Johnson, Ralph Holt
Finger and Bill McCauley did an
interpretive dance to Why Do
They Always Say No" at the
Saturday night YMCA dance! held
on the Y patio. F6 -ua
This number was followed by
dance to Il Used To Love You
by Holtzinger and MeCauley. Miss
'Glendora Sawyer and Mr.. Holt
Finger sang "A aBushel And A
Peck" and then closed the pro-
gram by singing She's A Lady"
A capacity crowd attended the
dance.
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The complete program will in
cludc: 1t.e
"Jesus-Joy of Mans Desiring
Johann Sebastian Bach.
Sonata Opus o." Allegro con
rio, Aoagio con molta espres-
lone. Menuetta and Rondo, (Lud-
zig Won Beethoven.
"Etudes Symphoniques Opus
3" Robert Sehumann).
Fantasia Impromptu" Erred
lex Chopin.
"Nocturne Opus 70, No. T.
Frederick Chopin.
"Etude Opus TO-, No. II" Fred
cFick Chopin. ).
From Kaleidoscope Punch
and Judy Show" ''Hurdy Gurdy
IAN" March of the Wooden
oldics's." and 'Old Music Box"
Eugene GooSens),
Gardens In The RAIN Claude
Debussy).
Prelude in ErFlat Major tSer-
gel Rachmaninoff}. 'f'f'
"Capricci' ernest Won DOH
nanyD.
Proceeds from Miss Stern's con-
certs here will benefit. the Key
West Library, Inc. She will also
present a program of music ap-
probation for an elementary
school audience at 3 o'clock FRI
day afternoon.
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YMCA Conducts
Dance Glass On
Friday Nights

A large group of servicemen are
attending the dance classes direct
ed by Mrs. Ralph Hartenstine,
each Friday night at the YMCA.
Among those present last FRI
day were Jack H. Lang, Al White,
c. W. Heirer, r. c. Stone, w. H.
Clamp, r. L. Villain, D. R. Wait
kowiak, d c. Brice, w, K. Bur-
ford, j. j. Nowak, c. L. Lehner
and j. E. Mcintyre.
Assisting with the instruction
are the following hosteses Kay
Wuebbold, Yvonne Camalier,
Alice Hernandez ana Carolyn
Betancourt. Mrs. Mickey Gentle
also assisted.
a Square dancing followed the
class in ballroom dancing.
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Garden Club To
Haze Cake Sale
ut WOn0n's Club

Women members of the Key
West Garden Club will prove
they can COOK, as we'll as grow
beautiful flowers, at their cake
sale to be held Saturday at the
Woman'S Club auditorium.
The sale will start at 3 O'clock
Saturday afternoon.
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club. will meet from $50 to
4:30 pm. at the seaplane.
base officers pool.
First year Spanish class will
meet from 7:30 to $50 pm.
at the Noes Club at 1927
Duval street.
Alcoholics ANONYMOUS wilt
meet at 8 pm. in the annex
of the First Presbyterian
Church.
League bowling for all navy
wives begins promptly al
$3.50 am. at the Naval Station
hnwline' alleys
APRIL ~
Garden Club will have cake
sale at 3 pm. at tho Wom-
ans Club auditorium.
Swimming class, special inter
est group of Officers Wives
club, will meet from 10 to II
am. at the scapianc base Of
ficcrs' poo.
MONDAY, APRIL 10
Women of First Presbyterian
church win meet at 9 pm. at
the church. Circle two viii
be in charge.
Key West Temple No. 20, Py-
THAN Sisters will meet at
7:30 pm. in the Knights of
Pythias Hall on Fleming
street.
Beginning Spanish class will
meet from 800 to ago at San
Carlos school. over Palace
theater.
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No. 1911 viii meet at 8 p. m.
in the WV Home.

No. 1911 viii meet at 8 p. m.
in the WV Home.
American Legion Auxiliary,
Arthur Sawyer Post No. %
will meet at 8 D. m. in the
Legion Home ON Stock Island.
Advanced Sewing class, special
Interest group of Officers
Wives club. will meet from
8 am. to noon in the home of
Mrs. r. w. Stafford, quarters
20, Naval Station annex.
Beginners sewing class. special
interest group of Officers
Wives club. will meet from
l:30 to 4 pm. in the home OF
Mrs. r. G. Hardwood, 81
Rest Beach.
First year Spanish class, --cond
half, will meet from 500 to
4;45 pm. at San Carlos school,
over Palace Theater.
Sewing Group Monroe County
Hospital Woman's Auxiliary
will meet at 2 pm. at the
hospital
FRIDAY. APRIL 10
Golden Rule Circle of First
Methodist church is sponsor
ing a food sale to begin at 4
pm. in front of the church
Margaret Stern piano concert,
sponsored by the Key West
Woman's Club, viii be per-
formed at 3 pm. in the aud
itorium of the Harris Ele-
mcntary School.
Fern Chapter No. 81, Order
of Eastern Star will meet at
8 p. m. in the Golden Eagle
Hail. 1911 Petronia street.
Officers Wives club will have a
luncheon meeting at noon at
Fort Taylor officers club.
Margaret Stern piano concerts,
sponsored by the Key West
Woman's Club, will be per-
formed at pm. and at $50
pm. in the auditorium of the
Harris Elementary School.
Swimming class, special inter
est group of Officers Wives
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Judge Sn,aihers
Ind Wife Return
To Miami Home

Judge and Mrs. Frank Smathers
are returning tomorrw morning
to their home in Miami aftet
spending the past seieral weeks
here resting and vaationing al
the Casa Marina hote.
Judge and Mrs. SnatherS, par
ents of Senator Geore Smathers,
who visited them during their
stay here. report they enjoyed
Key West and plan toreturn again
next year.
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Appiy 10 Wed

Eulogio Cruz, 907 Truman ave-
nue, restaurant manager and
Mary NJ ,ch, l7-H Porter Place,
will be married in Key West by
Paul Esquinaldo according to a
marriage license application filed
in the office of County Judge
Raymond r. Lord, yesterday.
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ana Irene Sopen Brooks.
= Students who will receive first
: year certifie ates are Astrid Klein,
Marjorie Keiser. Lucille c. Pat
terson. Mary K. Lawrence. Kath-
crime w. Whiting, Ruth !. Lar
' son, Anne Marie Payson. Marie
=. f, Drinkwatef, Freda Nita Lew
is, Madeline E. Loder, Rita Par
levitt, Virginia Moody, Margaret
a4c Q.Brien, Lee E. Bryan and Guy
r. Parker.
The program will include:
AMERICAN and Cuban National
Anthems by the audicnce,
Invocation by Chaplain al NJ
Oliver.
Introduction by the principal
Of San Carlos School MISS Ben
-ildtss Rcmond.
lIsbanera Tu tSanchez sde
Futntel and aMslaguena', CIR
nesto Leouona), piano selections
by Miguel Mariscal
Spanish dialogue by Mrs. Ruth
Larsfn ami Mrs. Ames Loder.
0ur Gsstitude BY Mrs. Harold
Payson, Jr,
Mountaineering our Spanish les
SOM, The Human Body" by
..x ATS A. Keiscr; The Months of
fsc Year" noem bv Ms. w. E.
---K Klein; and sour Residence" by
NILS Hcien Reeves.
'-A-'-- The Value of Pan-American-
n ly Mrs. A. r. Mills.
Wards of appreciation by Mrs.
A. NJ. Oliver. ).
81 Ireerfe tian of certificates and
= Congratulations TO students by
- Julio Cabanas, Jr., San Carlos
If.ssitutc president.
Closing address by representa-
tives Of the Cuban government
God Bless America" bys the
audisnce. ~.
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A Daughter. Sue Ann,

An 8-pound, Bounce daughter,
Sue Ann, was born at 5:45 o'clock
Thursday afternoon in Monroe
County hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Myers, 2011 Staples
avenue. She is t. cir third child.
Mr.. Myers is a scientist with tho
Ordinance Research Laboratory,
Naval Ordinance Unit.
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Ran-Ame,1oan Program Thursday
: Al San Carlos Institute language
students To Raei;,g Ce,1itfi;catey

The Adults Department San Carlos School its
annual $50 o'clock Thursday night
iex al the San Carlos
The Cuban consulate well the board of directors the
institute viii be represented Presentation Spanish certificates
to Students good standing will be important the
E'hH The public Is
Stephen Pyle, Elizabeth B. Oliver Al NJ Oliver Audrey Mills
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FIVE DIVORCES
BEFORE AGE 20

ALOR STAR, Malaya.-(P).
Nah binte HANGAR is only 20
years old, but che admitted hav-
ing been divorced five times
The sessions court ordered her
imprisoned l8 months for marry
ing while still having husband
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DIR. E. Gonzales,
|. W. Saunders To
attend University

DIR. Edward Gonzalez, city
health officer, and j. w. Saun-
ders. Inspector of the state de-
partmcnt of agriculture, left this
morning to attend short course
at the University of Florida,
Gainesville.
The course will be devoted to
milk and milk products.
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Coming EUenis
TUESDAY, APRIL To-

TUESDAY. APRIL 10
tennis class, Officers Wives
club special interest group
will meet at. pm. at the
Naval Station tennis courts
near the nool.
Sparkling Waters Rebekah
Lodge No. IA will meet at 7:30
sss- rm in the Knights OF. Ply
sso@ tlias Hall
49, Truman Elementary PTA will
meet at 7:45 pm. in the school
as9s'e auditorium.
Circle one of the Women of
1850 First Presbyterian church
s. viii meet at 8 pm. in the
home of Mrs. Leslie Fowler,
Poinciana place.
Junior Woman's Club will meet
at pm in the Woman's Club
- auditorium.
Key West Woman's Club will
...~-.ss-S meet at $50 pm. in the club
'sssee~s~ auditorium.
Order of DeMolay will meet at
ssssszssa 100 pm. in the temporary
:...s..se Masonic home on Amelia
street
1855 Young Adult Fellowship of First
- Methodist church will meet
Vm 90 at 8 pm. in the church annex.
feaf kiwanis Club will have its
:. 80 weekly dinner meeting at
-A'tAr GAS pm. at Dclmonico's res
taurant
S'sse-A Advanced Spanish class will
~ meet from 8 to 8 pm. at San
Carlos school, ovel Palace
theater
..,,,,s Br id &c game sponsored
v7esv by special interest group of
77c'n the Officers Wives club, will
be played at pm. at the
- Fort Taylor Officers Club.
o1ta, Bowling for all navy wives
: - a from 8 am. to noon at the
Naval Station bowling alleys.
IIandicrsfts class tor officers
wives viii meet at 7:30 pm.
above the recreation building
on the Naval Station
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL
sseEicst sonar Officers Wives will
S Lave a 10. o'clock coffee meet
49, lag at the officers pool on
the Naval Station.
Airship DcvRon Eleven Officers
Wives club will have 10
am. business meeting and
coffee at the Fort Taylor Of
So f;ccrS' club.
y. u Book review group of the Of
..g Ulcers Wives club will meet
~ - 10 am. at the Fort Taylor
,ss. officers club. Mrs L. II. God
..8 card viii speak about her Eu-
iope;n tour last summer.
It's sN''yilisrv of Monroe County
'sA@, hospital will meet at pm.
at the hospital
IS Scottish Rite Bodies will meet
~ It Q pm. in temporary home
IN Amelia street.
Sl.acover sewing class. special
interest group Of Officers
Wives club, will meet from
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The United Nations has es-
tinated that world population
an l949 was 2,351 900, O0O--and
growing rapidly
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A Daughter. Lise Gabrielle

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Rosen-
field, 1900 A Seminary street, arc
the parents of their second child,
an S-pound daughter, Lise Ga
brielle, born at 1892 pm, April
2 in the Monroe County hospital.
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H.oDf II itchy skin
N~: not eaSed
in Five Minutes.

II Tetterine doesn't relieve skin itching
due to Eczema. Ringworm. Surface Rash,
Athletes Foot. Seabies or innoeuous In
sect bites. 1t costs you nothing. Get Tes-
Shuptrine Co.. Dept ). Savannah, Cal
for SOC. use as directed. and II itching Is
not relieved in five minutes. keep the box
and get your 6oc back TO boot. ladvl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-10
National Legion Vice Commander
To Visit Legion And Amuliay

National Vice Joe H. Adams of Miami will
Sawyer Legion regular meeting
night Post Commander Frank Romaguera
day Adams accompanied visit Mangm
field representative the American Legion
D.: Commander Larry Hoffman of Miami Beach