The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 30, 1934, Page 6

PAGE SIX Pecccoresersevecrseseeee Patriotic Orders Conduct Memorial Services Sunday: HONOR ROLL AT LOCAL SCHOOLS |- ! 'REPORT COMPILED COVERS ACTIVITIES AT SENIOR The P. O. S. of A. and aux- iliary, P. O. of A., patriotic or- ders of this city, conducted mem- erial services for departed mem- bers of the organizations yester-| day afternoon in the Harris; Sehool auditorium. Attorney William V. Albury| gave the main address of the oc-| easion, with the orders paying tribute to deceaced members, es-| pecially those who have passed} away in the past year. These j were Margaret Thompson, Eugene! L, Albury, Percy Sanchez and Ben-| jamin D. Jenks. | The following is the program’ that was rendered: | “America” —Orchestra. Invocation—Rev. Shuler Peele. Vocal solo—Olive Day. Instrumetal Roberts and C. Roberts, Vocal duet—Mary Whitmarsh! and Alce Curry. Vocal solo—Susan LaKin. Reading—Emil Sweeting. Instrumental duet—Alce Curry’ jand N. Yates. Ritual—P. O. S. of A. Taps—Ralph Johnson. Memorial address—William V.! ‘Albury. Selection—Orchestra. Vocal duet—Mrs. J. Nelson and G. Saunders. | Vocal solo—Mrs, J. L. Ley. Reading—Mrs. Earl Adams. Vocal duet—Earl Munroe andj John Knowles. Memorial exercises—P. O. of A. Vocal duet—Mrs. Lena Ber- valdi and Mrs, Leona Collins. Benediction—Rev. Shuler Peele. May Day Fentioal Viecclay Afternoon At Bayview Park An excellent program has been arranged for the May Day Fes- tival to be held on Thursday aft- ernoon, May 3, at Bayview Park, | which will be participated in by. the children of the different | tehools. The Kiddies’ Parade; that was announced to be given in connection with the event has, been eliminated, due to the, Jengthy program making up the/ various festivities. | ‘Phe program to be rendered, follows: \ Coronation of King and Queen: by Junior and Senior High School.' Health Drill, fourth grade, Di- vision Street School. Spring Drill, second grade, Har- ris School. Balloon Dance, first grade, Di- , Vision Street School. Sunflower Dance, third grade, Harris School. Kinder Dance, second grade, Di- vision Street School. Health Drill, fourth grade, Har- , Tis’ School. May Pole, third grade, Division Street School. Dance, fifth grade, | School. Flower Dance, fifth grade, Di- vision Street School. Dumbbell Drill, 5A and 6A grades, Harris School. Pirates Drill, sixth grade, Divi- sion Street School, Harris Woman’: Club Will Hold Installation There will be a regular meet- ing of the Woman’s Club held to- morrow afternoon, beginning at 4} o'clock, at the club house on Di- vision street, when an installation of officers will take place. This meeting, at which business ‘will be dispensed with, will be in} charge of the Fine Arts De- Tedders Have Guest Sunday William A. Sawyer and daugh- ter, Miss Ella Sawyer, who ar- rived in Key West last week, were honor guests yesterfay at a din- ner given by Mr. and Mrs. George P. Tedder, Georgia and Petronia! streets, celebrating the reunion of the Tedder family in Key West. Mr. Sawyer, who is a member selection — W. partmesyt of the club, and will be! of the family on his mother’s side, under the personal direction of! is paying his first visit to Key Mrs. E. R. Evans, chairman of the | West in nine years. His home is committee, who has arranged a| at Nassau, where he has charge of| Program to be put on at a recep-| the shipping department for the! tion to be held for the newly-in-; Munson Steamship Company. stalled officers following the cere- | monies of installation. The board of directors will meet | the reception which will 3 o'clock. and will conclude their! later in the afternoon. ERS sea ge gl PERSONAL MENTION | session in time to participate in! Gomes uel r } Joseph Soldano, ‘Ruth Osterhoudt, AND JUNIOR HIGH | The honor roll for the Senior| ‘and Junior High School has been} jeompiled. The roll of pupils in; iboth institutions show those who have done Bi veg work, | Edith Williams, Margaret Fal! ® jon, Cynthia Pearlman and Eloise! ;Guito have received perfect | grades for the instruction period! ending April 20. The fact that the scholastic] 33 ,leaders in Senior High are girls, | lis in contrast to the situation in} Junior High, where two out of the! ? three pupils who have perfect! grades are boys. In all, 45 pupils in Senior High! | were worthy to go on the honor | roll, Senior High School Honor point average 3.00, Edith! Williams, Margaret Falcon, Cyn-j thia Pearlman and Eloise Guito; 2.75, Kathleen Watkins and Curt-/| is Stanton; 2.50, Sylvia Sawyer, Laudelina Contreros, Edna Rob-| erts and George Collins; 2.25,; Anne Kennedy and Jesus Car-; mona; 2.00, Edna Riggs, Minnie | Lee Watkins. Malcolm Johnson,? Barbara Taylor, Merville Rosam and Marguerite Goshorn; 1.80, Edna Mae Wells and Walter Nor-; man; 1.75, Maurice Felton, Selma ; NeSmith, Joseph Peacon, Charles! Smith, Woodrow Albury, Helen, Russell, Gerald Jaycocks and Al-! lan Robinson; 1.60, Dorothy Dobbs and Beulah Lee Williams; 1.50, Claudia Albury, Romelda Johnson, Wilbur Johnson, Beat- rice Spence, Arthur Gonzalez, Armida Sanchez, Paul Sawyer, Deloria Bethel, Cleo Kemp, Doro- thy Woods, Clarabell Cerezo, Fay Adams, Joseph Richardson and Ernestine Salis; 2.20, Harry Wein- | traub. | Junior High Schoél Honor point average 3.00, Vance Stirrup, Anita Berkowitz and Sidney Aronovitz; 2.75, Nor- ma Garcia and Harry Bravo; 2.60, Betty Henriguez, Lena Cervantes and Mary Louise Albury; 2.50, Al- ton Roberts; 2.40, Nellie Louise Russell; 2.25, Antonio Kemp, | Helen Key and Dorothy Dungan;j 2.20, Mary Louise Bonniwell, Eloise Roberts, Delores Armayor, Samuel Collins, Richard Stead- man, Betty Rae Russell and Bon-| nie Mae Watkins; 2.00, Xenia! Hoff, Mary McClanahan, Madge! Sands, Virginia Thompson, Dave ‘Knowles, Allen Neil Roberts, } Susan Roberts, Mary Thompson, Phyllis Adams, Lucette de Bar- ritt, Jean McHugh, Juanita Richard Lund, Edith Rog- » ers; 1.80, Marie Key, Sarah Ann} Birs, Canfield Lewin, Jack Lopez,! Nellie Brost,; Ruth = Rose} Thompson and Bert Roberts; 1.75,} Dorothy Sawyer and Florence! Dillon; 1.60, Jack Weech, George | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ACROSS. L Unit of elec- trical ca- pacity . Story Piece of thin pasteboard 14. Entertain Word of sor- row Drug-ylelding pliant Instrument of cla: Border on . Handful 20. Abstract being eavnacy [sire | enue sons. cig rales aaa f Boateain in Alaska . Having a scolding dis- position ). Discordantly comboatte 63. 2. 64. 3. You and 1 Constituent of 65. Mlamioating 68. 61. 62, Hewing tool Nourished Chureh sitting Reverent fear Flesh of Con calves Spider's home 70. Italian opera 2. Of great stature 72. Large oll can . Took solid 74. La food . Endeavor . Anarchistic . Manner . Not any . Drink lowly |. Keep back Behold Son of Judah Human organ ‘of voice . Regularly ry Pama PPP CLL -_ 3 Chafes 10. Note of the Bet accan a +3 13. Perpendicular measure- ment down- ward 22. Strata Cry of the cat Win; . Witnessed Rainy . Signify ). Masculine At that th 7 1a ime Island on | which the Statue of Liberty stands or . Reclined . Variety of wild cat . Flexible . Worthless material Tree . Move with a Daily. food and drink So may It be le Ou, ‘form of hree . Sitnpieton . Chief of the Belgian academic school of painting . Kind of dalsy . Raises . Rent . Animals’ feet Operatic Ibsen char acter Deteriorating Dutch dialect of South Africa White vest. ment Expression of keen amuse- ment Compouna ether . Makes a mis- crow |. Proof of.belag. elsewhere . Flowers . Canine Anger a4 : at eo 4 |. | VF | ma HAIR DRESSER ARRIVES HERE Mrs. Watson, permanent wave specialist of the Camille Torres ce = aa Yj PPC Y PAYS HEAVILY FOR ACT OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.—Be- cause he used a pistol in obtain-; ing 20 cents in a holdup in this city, Tom Bailey has been given a byene oe sentence, KERMIT KERR RETURNS ‘Lowest ;Mean TODAY’S WEATHER 54 70 52 56 48 Temperature® 1 Pensacola 82 Phoenix 2 St. Louis .... 7 San Francisco Highest —— ‘gion. 64 96 72 60 MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1934. "Minnesota southeastward over the upper Rio Grande Valley, and \throughout most of the Rocky 'Mountain States and Plateau re- Temperatares are some- what below normal from the Mid- ;dle Atlantic States southwestward {to the middle Gulf coast, and gen- erally above the s onal average ithroughout the remainder of the i Normal Mean | Yesterday’s Precipitation Sun rises ‘Sun sets Abilene | Atlanta | Boston | Chicago ; Detroit ........ Galveston La Vida Beauty Shop in Miami, Kermit Kerr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr, who was re- cently pardoned after serving about 18 months of a 20-year sen- tence for arson, ar on the: Havana Special yesterday. arrived here today by train for a limited Berlin Sawyer’s Barber Shop. Mrs, Watson will start tomorrow morning as there have been appointments already made ; work during the coming week. TO SUBSCRIBERS If you do not receive your paper by 6:00 o'clock in the engagement at many for CARD OF THANKS To all who rendered assistance during the illness and after the! death of our loved one, Edna May} Bush, we offer our sincere grati- tude. To those who gave the beautiful florals and offered the} tia. 64 44 84 64 Rainfall* } 5 | Washington T. Ins.! Williston - country. S. KENNEDY, Official in Charge. Ne 1 Precipitati - 34 wes Ee tr ate Wathievitio 42 se | ending nt N o'clock thin tierning. H Tomorrow's Almanac WEATHER FORECAST eke Til 8 p. m. Tues { Key West and Virinity: Pa rtly | cloudy tonight and Tuesday; mod- erate northeast ard east winds. Florida: Partly prob- ably showers in north portion, to- | 5:28 night and Tuesday; much 30. en m. today: | change in temperature. Jacksonville to Florida Straits: Lowest Highest Moderate northeast and Last Night Yesterday weather partly overcast with oc- 58 82 44 a. Pp. p. m. a. m. ! | cloudy, . M. not Sea level, winds tcasional showers over north por- tion, tonight and Tuesday. ‘ ; East Gulf: Moderate easte and Charleston. .... northeast winds, Denver . WEATHER CONDITIONS Showers have occurred during the last 24 hours throughout the | South Atlantic States and in the | Florida Peninsula, and there has} , been rain on the - north Pacific | ‘ coast; while elsewhere throughout | jthe country generally fair weath-| ‘er has prevailed. The high pres- sure area has moved slowly east-| iward, being crested this morning | over the Middle Atlantic States; land overspreading most. sections | least of the Plains States; while! ipressure is moderately low from Duluth . Eastport El Paso Helena .. Huron Jacksonville KEY WEST Los Angeles Miami Minneapolis Narhville New York Oklahoma City ro eiiekiateiisheieteked SDM MoD My, YES! THEN TAKE ALONG PFLUEGER or VOM HOFE Fine Fishing Tackle Ed he hehe ude ue deeded hud MP bd. For every species of game fish, made by specialists in the manufacture of FISHING TACKLE SEE OUR: COMPLETE LINE THOMPSON'S HARDWARE STORE CAROLINE STREET FOOT IRRITATIONS Blisters, crackea — itching or burning soon relic’ id healing rs PALACE | | Thrill at the Monster THE HOUSE OF MYSTERY Comedy and Short Ree! Matinee, 10-15¢; Night, 15-25¢ BENJAMIN LOPEZ FUNERAL HOME Established 49 Years Key West's Oldest 24-Hour Ambulance Service Licensed Embalmer Phone 135 Night 696-W THIS IS THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY|}. ON TIRES! nt aeta ccat ctaaeal Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Carmichael, idel Pino, Lysle Gibson, Nellie Hall, | = were arrivals on the morning: ‘Paul Mesa (8A), Dorothy Not-! train yesterday from Miami for Poets emt Mae Knowles, Olga! |short stay with friends. Camo, Camille Ley, Ruth Russell,! + Maguasite Page, John Robinson Captain Harold Cates, who was'8"d_ Phyllis Thompson; — 1.50, afternoon, use your telephone or your neighbor’s phone and eall 51 and a paper will be sent to your home. A complaint boy is on duty at this office from 6:00 to 7:15 p. m. for the Dr. William R. Warren left over, the East Coast yesterday after- noon for a short visit in Miami. Lihue hehe use of automobiles, we extend} heartfelt thanks. | IRVING B. BUSH AND FAMILY | JAMES CURRY AND FAMILY.| apr30-1t; se! i Jimmie Velasco, of Tampa, eame in over the East Coast last week and is spending a vacation in Key West with his family over, Mathew Zacal, Louis Richardson, | pee week-end, left yesterday aft- | with relatives and friends. W. F. Boykin, deputy collector of internal revenue in Key West, left on the afternoon train yes- terday for Miami. Miss Gladys Pinder was an out- going passenger over the East Coast yesterday for Big Pine K where she teaches in the public school. Anthony Thompson. who was in Key West for about two years, left yesterday afternoon for De- troit where he has accepted a po- sition with the Murray Automo- bile Body company. Russel! L. Frink and son, Rus- sell, Jr., who spent the day in Key West Saturday, left on the after- noon train for the home in Jack- sonville. HK. E. C. Hawkins, traffic man- ager for the Florida East Coast Railway company, who was in Ha- vena for a short stay, returned on the Steamship Florida Satur- jernoon for Marathon. Mrs. Carola Ketchings, who was spending a vacation of 10 days in Washington, D. C., returned over the East Coast yesterday. Mrs. M. W. Morgan, of Haynes-, ville, La..-was an arrival on the morning train yesterday to join Mr. Morgan, who is in Key West for a short stay. Thomas, M. Kelly, retired light- house keeper, who was spending a vacation at different points in the rtate, returned on the Havana Special yesterday. Mrs, Edna Ireland was an ar- rival on the Havana Special yes- terday from Miami to spend = a while with her mother, Mrs. Flor- ida Forsberg. Mr. and Mrs. Merlin vatge and son arrived on ami for a short tives. day afternoon and left for head-! quarters in St. Augustine. Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin Demer- itt left on the afternoon train Saturday for Miami where they will be guests of Mrs. Demeritt’s sen and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Myers. Roland Mumford, auditer the Colonial Hotel system, who was in Key West as guest of Jackson Golden, manager of the feral Colonial, and to meet his brother, Etman Mumford. mate on the Tar Warbler. teft Satur- day afternoon for Miami, for | Frank Wolkowsky, business man Monsal- the morning train yesterday from Mi- stay with rela- cage Fine and Dorothea Cama- lier. i urday to join his parents, Mr. and| Mrs, S. M. Moore, at Marathon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul G, Cain rete! on the afternoon train Saturday | to join Mrs. Cain’s mother and} make their home at Daytona | Beach. | Judge W. A. Burwell, who was! hin Key West for a few days as! guest of Mr, and Mrs. W. R. | ter, left over the East Coast Sat. urday for Miami. Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Miiler, left on the afternoon train Sat- urday for Miami where they wil! remain a few days. Mrs. Howard Weatherford. who was spending a week in Miami with relatives, was a returning passenger on the morning train yesterday. Dr. J. de Gaetani, specialist of Miami, and Mrs. de Gaetani, who were in Key West for a brief time, returned on the afternoon train yesterday. of Key West and Miami, came in over the East Coast yesterdi a short visit with relatives friends, Mr. and Mrs, Mario Garcia and three children left on the after- noon train yesterday for Miami where they expect to remain in- definitely. Francis Moore, who was visit ing briefly with his ‘aw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Vie. tor Moffatt, was an outgoing pas. yfenger over the East Coast Sat- and brother-in- Mrs. O. S. Thudium, who has been spending the winter in Key West as guest at the Hotel Colon- ial, left yesterday afternoon for her home in Kansas City, Kansas, and will return with the coming i of the winter season this year. Keeper A. M. Albury, of Tor- tugas lighthouse, and W. . Bierer, third assistant keeper, arrived from the light this morning in power boat Number 31 and will return either Wednesday or Thursday. | purpose of delivering con.- plaints. Help us give you 100 percent service by calling 51 if you do not receive The Citizen. It is estimated that the annual | crime bill in the United States] has reached the startling sum of 13 billion dollars. | Don't Risk ROOF Leaks’ Repair or Replace Old Roof~ before bad weather sets in. AD weather quickly locates the weak spots in roofs. New leaks develop, and old ones get worse. Wise property owners refuse to take chances —they have risky roofs put in good condition or replaced before any damage occurs. 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