davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-03-05

WAL i 1GGik9kOG0
IMMED. OPENINGS IN VA, &C.. MD.
BEGIN TRAINING NOW FOR NEW
LANGLEY PARK SHOPPE
Permanent positions, pleasant work
ing conds.. vacation with nay, sick
ploye purchase discounts, training
Tor promotion, meals and uniforms
turn. Day or night shifts.
APPLY HOT SH0PPE9, INC. =.
Glsk insd. lsis ..s, y5S 6S 4 s.S.lsI men n
chandise IN Arlington retail store.
sDae snd sHeaf oes rcsStns s.0
personality and appearance essen
tleges; salary open. Write, details.
giving past experienee and phone
LADIES IS. SSs e earn sae.s5t wkly.
Sest areas. .etsizl RE. o7sS. 7sN e0s'cmsF'' '@
WOMAN-General once work and
psamanent Sa see maRs5' mRs' JHNsssoN; Nssse5s;
Room 424. 1404 New York ave.
woMAN-Exper. general once work:
assist executive dir. Of boys, clubs;
Srs ess Ss'isSs iOsSl frsa s ais'fsns sssTs
news stand; good sal.
arp, paid vacation, company bens-
psf;on. s q5i uN1oS isESR5e, NEWs CO.. oADpk ~ II
Stand, Union Station. %
WOMAN. white. part time. fountain
6IsTRicT HEiGHTS PHARMAcY,
YOUNG LADY to work as clerk.
tynnit tyn,st and nd,,I relief syitchhSsEd iNh ,op-
TOR CO... shirlington Business
Evening star., 1952-03-05

Over lS yrs. experience required.
Apply parking lot. 18th and =
Evening star., 1952-03-05
SECRETARY
KOPY KAT


SHOE SALESLADY
Excellent salary and commission; ex-
cellent opportunity for ambitious
Evening star., 1952-03-05
1E&h AMn n Crr NJ
}ssss sSS sfR Easss Z sEs & 3 ssSSss s:SHsss

DEMONSTRATOR = Rood markets:
Thursdays. Friday and Saturdays;
excellent pay; Representing large
manufacturer. Apply We'd. March
B, after 7:30 pm. MRS. FIELD,
DENTAL ASSISTANT for medical
CLINIC. Experience REQUIRED. Leave
provisions. Medical coverage; So, 800
,,SS TsE snnHm; nun can Ex; 00o7. -1o
sSSd o9esrifIs aSsrs 81 apply n IN person; iSIsI
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT. for work in
commercial printing plant; require
actual experience IN checking print
ers proofs, incident to magazine and
book production. Box 349-R. Star.
10
FOUNTAIN GIRI-Thoroughly exper.
excel. salary and hrs. Apply fountain
manager. McREYNOLD'S. 18th and
g sts: NV. No phone calls. %
GENERAL CLERK, knowledge Of typ
Ing. Permanent. 40-hr.. 5-day wk.
L. g: SMITH g. CORONA TYPE
WRITERS. INC. 1413 Park rd. NV.
OFFICE WORK. so some
typine: pleasant once conditions;
permanent position; car necessary.
GENERAL OFFICE WoRK-No sx-
perience necessary. With some typ
Ing ability. Permanent good salary
to start. UNIVERSAL JEWELRY
HaT CHECK aHH GiREss G rs ta,. white: pa part
time and full-tiine. Pleasing person.
Atty. References required. Call MI.
4346 between s and 8 pm. --6
Evening star., 1952-03-05
CLERICAL. JOBS

CLERICAL JOBS
Filing and telephone openings for
young women, 1885, who are high
school graduates; apply In person
Ter interview and ask for Miss
THE CREDIT BUREAU
1921 q st. NV. -7
CLOTHING PRICER, requires knoWl-
edge Of clothing and styles to decide
prices on used, repaired clothing for
sale. IN retail stores; 5-day week,
good working eondsS Handicapped
cnoMshPsTioMETER cnoshsTi oPEARroRs-Ex-
perienced; permanent position; B.
day. 40-hour week; pleasant working
conditions; liberal discount on puf-
chases; insurance and hospitaiiza-
te6 Rssa pFHG TsHtadsHsTH65 gT6RR R!sE EmDos ARBy
cosPASIoN-Ho HoJsEKEEfER for el-
derly lady; semt-invalid. Live In.
OR 0047 After 8 nm. 6
Evening star., 1952-03-05
- e HElR akAEhlI a9SlA.

Statesmen (Sl are needed to train
locally for permanent positions with
men who are willing workers shall
be considered, Those accepted will
work with help Of experienced men
sincerely interested In helping q
man to success. Not canvasslng,
company makes all appointments
Earnings while learning should ex-
ceed S@l0o @ yeskly Gar required
SALESMEN--Now expanding, old re.
liable firm has openings for statesmen
in protected Midwestern and South
ern territories, selling intangible
franchise to operate automotive pat
ented product; must be able to close;
only want men capable Of earning
$400 per week. Call sales manager
Tor apt. national ONCE. DE. 6710
statesmen OLICITORS
We want 4 canvassers for door-to-
door advertising campaign: drawing
account paid daily; opportunity 10
earn $40 to $50 per day.
Apply: Employment Once
Portland Building
1129 Vermont Ave. NV.
STANDARD COFFEE CO.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
SALESMAN
Ll.l Aa.AN-
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

Can you sell q fami1y with whom you
have q definite aDpt.. who knows
your name. what you are doing. and
has expressed q desire to own the
YOU visit three such uuaiified appts..
each evening? II so, we supply the
lead system with no chg backs,
nothing withheld from your comm.
Must be over 25 and under 40. ex-
per. in selling. willing TO work five
MR sGsnPfSY HAYES rs Tn Hmbasssdor aDes Hotel b
not phone. -6
Evening star., 1952-03-05
! q J. HrfSs NoMEN q q.

SECRETARY. law once; exper.: ( az.
csptional abilityi k-day vk.; salary
$4,000 to start. Can ma. 1850.
SECHETARY--capable stenographer
ready now TO assume full secretarial
duties for trade association execu-
tive; age 2O-35; pleasant working
conditions. Apply In person, room
Evening star., 1952-03-05

I'D
SALES CLERK to sell clothing and
do. relief cashier. work In retail store
selling used and repaired material;
saay ars Tsss scSd ws.nS eo1s ,s9sl
ences required. NE. 5940 for sp-l
skIEsGiRE skIEGsiR - Attractive appearances
essential, for hosiery, costume jewell
ry and bags; 5h-day week; salary
plus commission. BRESLAU. 614
sAIEsfxDY." exper. Attractive oner
for position In retail store In
Annandale, Va, Pa. 6Q60. --6
sALESLADY, candy and confeetion-
cry exper; preferred; good salary.
sToHIMAEs. NAN | is54 HVsis Wisconsin - ls'sSe. ave.
sALEsLADMs-Perm. position; Tood
cfoFHAS saloEk ARDls co.. IN RS ssT'sPi ssi HsIsIR
sALEsLADrEs. white neck wear W
Demonstration, dept. store; good sal
ery and comm. Gail MISS ROSE, MI.
sgzMsTaEsss. gaSMS aSS e sxp.ri:nc.d D.a for .lip
covers and draperies: good salary.
y; sAAKs. 3402 Conn. ave. NV.
seEmsfgzss. eE ssfagszzss inter. eolor.d, .s. e aa-
sS aS aest soss Mas ss
5N-day week. BREsLAU. GA 18th
sEAMSTRESs-Please do mot apply
II not thoroughly experienced. Dra-
peries and slip covers. STEADY work;
40-hr. wk.; top wages. Call OR.
30O3 -9
observation-disclosures. one perma-
nent and one temporary, in DEPART
ment Of political science and public
administration. Phone ST. 1910.
A1L. ZU. - IL
Evening star., 1952-03-05
TRUCK DRIVER

cOLORED-25-3s years Of are; pre.
vtous exuerience, clear driving record
and D. G. drivers permit are neces-
sary Must be able to pass physical
exam. Apply Personnel Room 606;
open weekdays S:30-6 and Saturday
9-1. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
BILLING CLERK

Newspaper once. Good typist. accur-
ate with figures, 6-day, 4O-hr. Wk.
Insurance. disqualification, vacation.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
SECRETARY

assignment. . 70 3
months. Full time. fast and accu-
rate typing; dietation necessary.
Splendid opDo5tunity ior re a;.sa,,lEcst resi-
THE PROGRRssIyE
HECHTNGER CO.
18TH AND u gTB. MI
A coed placs 70 Ghop -
Evening star., 1952-03-05

OEA WANTED lOI busy
scion; guarantee $50 week. Box
OPERATOR and manicur-
tst; ct SHOREHAM HOTEL BARBER
ssro sHoP: /, oS $50 y. week azoSS guarantees, can
BEAUTY OPERATOR. for assisting
and also manicuring and shampoo
ing; closed all day Mon; good OPP
portunity: TOP salary. Apply in per-
OPERATOR, fun, part time;
from IansisSp sinSp ps 7sSS at, n 4. SSs As5Sss
BEAUTY OPERATOR. earn ss5 to
500 per. week; salary plus comm.
modern shop. steady position. LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIRDREssERS. 1710
BExUTY OPERAToR-Are you in
tsresssd SNS e In evening work or sst.'
BEAUTY OPERATOR must be expert,
excel. sal. BROADMOOR BEAUTY
SALON, 1901 Conn. ave. EN-. 2113.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
MATTRESSES

We are now accepting applications
for employment at our new Airing
ton restaurant, 4OOI Wilson blvd.
Applicants should be between al
30 yrs. Of age and neat In appear
ance. Excellent earnings, meals and
uniforms furnished. Company -spon-
sored insurance dement's. Apply In
person between I and B pm.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
CASHIER MGR 1000
Perm. position open for exper. from,
ONCE cashier. Apply Auditors once
Room 1888.
RALEIGH HOTEL
18th and Pa. Ave. NV,

CASHIERS. for nen's clothing store.
Apply WEBsTER's CLOTHES. 1912
groceries experience; GOOD
LEE sUPERMARKSiESri. 'uess sass Sis. n.
Psrshing dr., Arlington, Va. -6
ChECkEH, little experience neces-
ssFy; SitIyc;n. GOOD hIn'yy. pay. ane ss working sSn;
IARRET IsRi ioseos 1ses Lincoln LMeoES Ave. sgpER Ksn
sington, Nd !. L.o. 5-1S85. %
CHIEF CLERK to supervise B other
employees In ONCE making and keep
Ing addressograph plates and nles;
pspis5cs spinS sIhii5y Fssu,rsd previous ex-
Handicapped preferred. ME. 5940
school grad; GOOD
with figures. intelligent; eventual
future manager Of inventory control
system. Only those interested in .ad-
msns apply. See M: Thomas. S.0sI X. 3.
GLNM CO, 1417 N. Y. ave. NV. -7
C@LEhALTo @ work on payroll; must
nave knowledge Of comptonaeter;
salary commensurate with ability;
e-csy. e-csS. a0-hr wk;; perm. Positions
working conds. Apply personnel OF :
f,ee. SEARS. RoEBUCK d CO.. z6oO
CLERK for general once work. in
ing conditions; must have some
experience in typing and bookkeep-
pm. for appt.; AP. 8532. This Is
e good opportunity for the right
CLERK, interesting position in our
policy preparation section; accurate
typing with average speed neces-
gary; We have attrac. ofices, q
dne group of employees, 5-day wk.,
and we offer opportunity for adj
yaneement; UNITED SERVICES
= LIFE INSURANCE. CO.. 1925 Eye
st. NV. RIM. 502. %
CLERK-SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR,
ior automobile dealer. in Bethesda; /;
tery,sH Ss, Gays; IL permanent snns position; IN
Peterson. at OIL. 5000 until $50
Pm, after $50 pm. call EN-. 5l66.
RON PONTIAC, INC.
1880 Hampden lane, Bethesda. Nd.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
TRAFFIC CHECKERS

Men, 1850 years of age, for outdoor
clerical work. Full-time work with
promotional opportunities. Leeible
handwriting and be accurate with
hours. Paid vacations and sick
leave. $202.b0 per mo. to start with
increase after 3 mos. Apply $3.50
am. Monday through Friday, EN-
pl0yment ONCE, CAPITAL TRANSIT
co, 36th and M sts. NV. Take
TREE CLIMBERS. experienced only;
rETck fSGs pfS DSRryiR fis .S Dy ,tsss9oom SssS g.,
lwhite);. permanent lob now open,
Paid holidays and vac, 40-hr. wk.
Apply 221 @ st. NV. --6
Evening star., 1952-03-05
s4Az scaHeLp MEN q.ssl | ~

BENCHAfAN 20 handle
all Of our Tv shopWork; inside
best pay in town. DOWD'S TELE.
VISION CO.. 441S Conn. ave. =, ".
Evening star., 1952-03-05
PAINTER

Must be experienced and reliable.
Excellent salary .and working condi-
tions. Apply ALBAN TOWERS. $500
Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-05

ssH as wash %sshinson Haiss lassi
Of large national publisher; car
necessary; 10. to 4 daily; S75 to
500. per week on liberal percent-
age basis; experience unnecessary.
Write to Box ALL. Star. Include
sioS % MONTHLY MiY for wearing low lovely
dresses given to you as bonus: Just
show Fashion Frocks to friends. No
canvassing, investment or expert
fnss pspt niIss4SsssF 4ss cinesnnsN EAsMISN SIS
HAVE OPENING for q bookkeeping
machine operator; no exper. re-
Quired, provided applicant can type.
as we will teach operation OF ma
chine. Apply UNITED CLAY PROD.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
I. HELL woNrklasll.d'i q

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steno ! has
Spenings for several fast stenos. and
sA ssle. psT psTt or fun time day hcIis..
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. secretsriai M
switchboard, nights, l2 midniFht-
3 am, permanent; S165 mo. XpDiy
manager. KKNNEDY-WARREN. 5 iSs
TELEPHcNE suRyEY WORK. White.
through Fri; S1.25 hour to start;
5-day week; work In D. G.. once.
See Mr.. Roth. lz24 K C.. RIM. zfS.
rYrisT. part time or temporary for
1l29 Vermont ave. NV.
TYPIST, white; 4O-hour week; per-
mansls aMrR4rp position; os Boy SCOUTS OF
Evening star., 1952-03-05
CRED3T CTERW,

Young lady with credit or general
2flce experiences. must be able to
company benefits. Phone III. T-04OO.
TIE PROQRESGIVN
Evening star., 1952-03-05
RADIO MECHANIC

Young man to install auto radios and
spotlights: good pay and working
Conditions. L. 8. JULIEN, INC,
1443 , st. NV. 20
EE1K ESTATE Statesmen, 1st class:
hiRhest commissions paid; no listing
isrSe salary. SMITH REALTY. WA.
SeS1. AP. 0100.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
RESEARCH TRA1NEE

and advertising research
azires research dept. Must have nk-
ing for figures. interest in math. and
elementary statistics. Some typing.
Small beginning salary. but excel
lent opportunity to. learn this ex-
panding branch Of economic re.
search. Call weekdays. 90, Dl. 1900,
Ext. 262.
Evening star., 1952-03-05

POLICY WRTTER-TYPTST-Casuaity
insurance branch, once; 37K-hr.
wk.. days: hospital and life I'M
surence dement's; pleasant working
conds.; exper:. pref. but not essen
REGiisTEREp1 sssii HEEn NURSE, II TO 2 shift.
also 3 to IL: $3.50 mo. Start Inn
mediately. New Hospital in South
Arlington. Phone IA. 4-1700, MRS.
HAMLIN. %
Evening star., 1952-03-05
TYPIST-CLERK

a = - = 4AS \ S4&l4b44
Young woman. 20 to 80; interesting
work In small branch once Of ma
tional publishing. concern: 5-day
wk., vacation with pay. opport. for
peT mS Phcne STATING ME Sos salary $500
WAITRESS = Experienced; good
ssasrnn,ings. ear, Apply DUFFYs TAVERN.
wxiTREss, whites no experience
3eTE ABBY SE Haz vic PTd sARsrai66aRs rai6as
Marlbcro pike and Benninss I'd. Sc.
WAiTRaEGsss;,. day SHIFT. Must IS have
DOLL 627 II st. NV. sT. $3.50. --S
WAITRESS-Must be reliable and
GEokdEs CAFE. Z a1s IL Rhode h'sdi island
sfi white. morning S work;
sss. Apply COREY DoNUTTr UT BAR BAR.
919 Sligo ave-, Silver spring. Nd.
WAiTREss. ExfERffENcED. Apply
in person. NEWsUN REST. 1919
.:45|.! Rss;7 assssR
RANT, 1924 Conn. ave. NV. %
WAITRESS.White; steady Job; good
RaH BHDpEa E20d hrsPsuRANF ssRs ARPy 1Sss sMsgNc %e
sfi ns; -couNPER COZ spEa. GIRL. white.
fSli fnl Or I IpaEs !. ti~e rGvE ESod y sslS5y plys pys
Esf sii si$, d., shift; no sunday S
RANT. 1887 nth At. NV. IS
white; 3 days: average
$50 weekly; excellent position for
sxper:, neat and reliable worker.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
TYPIST

With clerical exper.. for unusual
opportunity in subscriptions dept.
of narional publication: location,
Georgetown; 6sday, 40-hr. wk.: paid
ms; advancement. CO. 1914. -
rYP1ST-CLERK, permanent position.
good opportunity. General ali-arorn4
ONCE work. some knowledge Of short
hand helDful but not essential. one
girl Office, 35-hour week. No Satur.
days. Write for interview: state ex-
perience, age and expected salary.
rYPIST- ST-CLERK--Recen hieh school
grad; permanent position; 20 Vcis.
per min.; 5-day wk. RE. 1862. $50
woodward Building, "a
Evening star., 1952-03-05
Statesmen

Earn terrific commissions
selling national brands
OF television. No canvass
ing. Sell only to bona
fide leads. Close sales
quickly with large trade
in allowances. Car nee
esSary. See
Evening star., 1952-03-05
STENOGRAPHER

C1ENOOhAPHER
position for good
typist able to take dictation
at 80 wp.m. or better pleas
ant working conditions, in
modern air-conditioned Of
nee; convenient transpor-
tation. Paid vacation, CO.
operative group insurance
and other employee bene-
fits.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
YOUNG LADY

(Whfte) tEF-
we have 2 permanent position in
person. Typing required; good
hours. working conditions, vacation
with pay and other empioye bene-
fits. Call Mr.. Biederman for ap.
pointment, Ii. $4,000.
L. P. iss STUART 45sE 4 &. Bro. INC.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
JUNIOR CLERK
OFFICE CLERICAL

High School graduate under
IS years Of age to work in
payroll department; no ex-
perience necessary. Paid
vacation, cooperative group
insurance.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
PHOTO FINISHERS
PRINTERS, DOPERS
AND CHECKERS

Also few openings for inexperienced
to train for these positions.
FLEET PHOTO SERVICE
1882 14th et. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
HELP WoMEN icont. J
assistant MANAGER

BAKERY SALESGIRL
Full or part time. Permanent posi-
u person. POSINS BAKERY. 1856
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-15

Present participants in the con-
test are Sally Anne Spencer, Gay
Lou Barrosa, Darlene Stevenson,
10 Ann Stickney, Gloria Muniz,
Shirley Trudeau, Rosario Lopez,
Betty Solomon and Alice Villa.
The contest is open to any girl
living in Key West. and it is ex-
pected that more girls will enter
before the end of the week. Infor-
nation about the contest may be
received by calling 391-W or by
attending the rehearsal Tuesday
night at 7:30 in the Club Annex.
All girls are asked to wear bath
ing suits at this rehearsal.
A complete program of events
for the dance will be announced la.
ter in the week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-15

mother of the groom wore rose
crepe and lace.
Immediately following the we'd
ding a reception was held at 725
Catherine street, home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rafael Rodriguez, uncle and
aunt of the bride.
The brides table was beautifully
decorated with fern and stephan
otis surrounding the wedding cake.
Serving at the reception were the
Misses Dolores Mendez, Cecilia
Cuervo, Elowina Cato and Margue-
rite Perez.
Mrs. Russell attended Key West
schools and has been employed as
clerk at S. H. Kress Co The
groom attended Key West High
school and apprentice school at the
Navy Yard and is at present en-
ployed at the Navy Yard as an
auto mechanic.
Following the reception the cou-
pie left for honeymoon in Mia
mi. For her going away costume
the bride chose a white linen suit
with white accessories.
After the honeymoon, the Rus
sells will be at home at 812 Car
son Lane.
Out-of-tOwn guest at the wedding
and the reception was Albert Alon-
son of Havana, Cuba.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-15
Late Summer Wedding At Catholic
Church Unites Popular Local Couple

NuptialS of Miss Celeste Cuervo,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel
Cuervo, 631 United street, and Ne
vile Russell, son of Mrs. Lenora
Russell, 812 Carson Lane, were
performed August % at 5 p. m.
at the St, Mary Star of the Sea
Catholic Church. Rev. M. j. Gro
min officiated at the rites.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with gladioli and chrySanthe-
NUNS.
To the strains of the Lohengrin
Wedding March. the bride, dressed
in a gown of French lace over
white satin. entered on the arm of
her father, Mr.. Manuel Cuervo.
The brides gown was styled with
a form fitting bodice and a full
skirt. Her bouquet was a white or
orchids with lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor, Hiss Hesper
Russell, sister of the groom. wore
blue net over blue taffeta with a
blue net stole.
The groom was attended by Man
uel Cuervo. Jr., brother of the
bride. UsherS were Albert Rodrig-
ueZ and Armando Acevedo.
The brides mother wore a gown
OF navy blue chiffon, and the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-15
PRESBYTERIAN WOMFV
HOLD CIRCLE MEETING

Circle One Of the Presbyterian
Women $ Organization met last week
at the home Of Mrs. Harry Rob.
ertS. Sc Arthur Sawyer Road, S.gs-
bee Park.
Mrs. Robert Wheeler led the
devotional period. and Mrs. J.
brlngman save tse lesson on Are
Noa Achieving Victory n Christ"
Those present al the meeting
acre MeSd2meS Robert WHEELER. :.
Brinsman, Elmer Nonemacher.
Na.tAer Later. James Gamble
David Mechanics aud Harry ROB.
ertS.
The next meeting a the Circle
. Ill - at TIE home q. Mrs David
NcI1s0ae.> tzt4 y ne.nary street
"a Monday. Qcsooeg 8. atsp. N.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-15
Elks Club annual Miss Key Vest
Beauty Contest VIII Be Saturday

The Elks' Clubs annual benefit
bathing beauty contest, dance and
floor show will be held Saturday.
September 20, in the Cub Annex.
Dalncing will begin at 9 p. m. to
the music of Gerald Finders or
chestra.
Miss Key West of 1852 will be
selected at the affair and will re-
ceive trophy. She will also be
the recipient of many beautiful and
useful gifts.
Each girl entering the contest
will receive an award. The girls
will first be seen in formals and
then in bathing suits.
Judges for the contest are to be
out of town guests who are not ac-
quainted with any of the girls or
with anyone in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-15
NeuU Officers
announced By
Wesley Group

The Wesley House Woman's
Club held their initial meeting of
the year Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER 18th at Wesley Community
House. Mrs. Guillermo Perez led
the group in a devotional using Co
rlnthians IL as the basis for her
talk. Announcement of the new Of
ficerS followed:
Mrs. Perez Rolo, president.
Mrs. Frank Veliz, vice president.
Mrs. Rachel Sanchez, secretary.
Miss Ramona Hundt, treasurer.
Mrs. Manual Figueroa presented
the new president with a corsage
and also presented one to Mrs.
Walter Johnson, the outgoing pre-
sident. Mrs. Haydee Martinez ac-
cepted the corsage in Mrs. John
sons behalf since she was unable
TO be present. Plans for the coming
year we're outlined and members
we're placed on various committees
10 serve two months. There was
a discussion Of the banquet to be
held this month and the meeting
adjourned with refreshments serv-
cd BY Mrs. Guillermo Perez, Mrs.
Frank \eilL and Mrs. Virginia Cas-
tro.
Members present at The meeting
were: Natala Gutirrez, Anna Val
dez, Haydee Martinez, Luisa Mi.
lord, Dulce Perez, Rachel San
chez, Mayfield Taylor. Blanch Tor
res, Zoila Vidal, Maria Figueroa,
Virginia Castro, Ramona Hundt,
Arlene Merritt, Juanita Veliz, AIDE
laida Acevedo. Ruth Barber, Rose
Perez Rolo. Ernestine Martinez,
and Rosemary Murguia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-15

Antonio Martinez, president Of
the Holy Name Society of the st.
Mary Star of the Sea Parish, pre-
sided at a Turkey Supper served
at the USO Noes Club Thursday
evening. The USO Noes and st.
Mary's Holy Name Society were
the hosts of the occasion and their
guests were the U. S. Naval Sta
ton Holy Name Society and the
Naval Air Station Holy Name So
ciety members. The Reverend Jo-
seph Maring, S. j., invoked the
Blessing.
Chairman Martinez introduced
the following speakers: Chaplain G.
B. Lanning, 1t. (jg) USN, Chap
lain ]. L. RemiaS, 1t. (jg) USN,
Rev. Joseph Maring, S. j., Louis
M. J. Eisner, Fred j. Dion and
Jack Delaney.
Entertainment was provided
through the courtesy of the Musi-
clans Union, Local 202, by Sylvia
Stanley and Clifton Hayes, delight
full vocaliSts who accompanied
themselves on the piano, and Hugh
Mccarthy, USN. The menu inclu-
ded roast turkey. dressing, gravy,
parsley potatoes, green peas, cram
berry sauce, apple pie. coffee and
cold drinks. The turkeys were
roasted by Mesdames Fred J,
Dion, Virginia Demeritt, David Nc
Curdy and Oliver Cato.
Hostesses included Mrs. Joan
Bernreuter, Mrs. Theresa MART
nez, Mrs. Margaret Dion, Mrs. Al
oySia Van GoidtSnoven, Mrs. Paul
inc Pinder, Mrs. Mamie Moss, Miss
Christina Sanchez and Miss Olga
Brost.
Turkeys were carved by Mr..
John Bernreutsr and Lennie Rus
so. Wayne Baumgardner was in
charge of lighting and decorations.
The supper committee wish to
thank the DelicateSsen, the Column.
bia Laundry and Fred Dion for
their generous contributions to the
occasion.
Those present included:
Reverend Joseph Maring. 3. J..
Chaplain G, 3. Lanning. 1t. (lgl
USN, Chaplain J. L. Remias, Ii
(jg) USN, Louis VI. J. Eisner. An
tonic Martinez, Fred ]. Dion. Jack
Delaney, l.. B. McElwen, y. s.
Rudolph. Bert Buckley, Eugene
Martinez. Richard Barry. Thomas
Whelan. y. McCurdy. George ".
Grisnik. Samuel Torano, Morgan
H. Dellinger, Jr.. Joseph Fariz,
John P. Smith. Mel Falby. Herb
ert Reynolds. Arthur VI. Taubezic.
Hugh D. Mccarthy. II. T. Whaltou.
4. Morales. Joseph .. Dorsey.
John Clements Betancourt. George
r. Koch. Raymond F. Goulet. Wm.
J. Lutkenhouse. John B Lug. Ray.
mond Clark, Joseph A. Wathen. Z.
" kowalesn. 6 d. Nelson. Z. J.
G2nyaw. Robert 4. Cohen. " q
Johnson. 1cha + Del N4llar Robe r.
r Aaloae. Fra0k : DayldSon. 10
sepa J. Mah0o. Leonard I. Caa