The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 22, 1936, Page 4

On Programs Last Week Harris School had a full pro-, Suarez, Audrey Robinsn, Buddy gram for the week of December Hansford, Warren Bethel, Rose 14 to 18. " 16, @ capacity audience greeted) valdi, Lorraine Nottage. the operetta, “The Kidnaping of; Wise Men: Manuel Monzon, Santa Claus.” This operetta was) Louis Bragassa, George Adams. direeted by Mrs. prt ta par Shepherds: Billie Brandt, Ar- sisted by Miss Leota thur Boza, Raul Perez, Robert A. E indeed! 5 * e ai Ales. Vecwee ! Joseph: Evelio Marrero. a finished product and one very anon worth while. The cast included: Virgin Mary: Sonya Holt. Intermediate Program Grouchy Goblins: Albert John- son, Ralph Peterson, George Jen The intermediate program un- sen, Hugh Papy, Harold Wells,’ ger the direction of Mrs. . Eriek- son ineluded the following pupils: Edward Etheridge, Shermen Wél-' liams, Arthur Armayor, Charles wis; america: Sylvia Gates. English Child: Gwynn Bethel. Cervantes, ; Elves: Boy Rogers, Dan Stir-' French Child: Dollis Bradley. rup, John Monsalvatge, Waldo ytch Child: Vida Thompson. Collins, Kenneth Kerr. : Norwegian Child: Barbara Bills: Maudie Brady, Phyllis: ¢. py, Austrian Child: Saunders, Nellie Thrower, Madge; Anna Key. Russian Child: Key, Nell Sands, Barbara Curry,; Margaret Rus- Fay McDonald, Lorraine Rus’ sell, sell. | Spanish Child: Christmas Bells: Patsy Goehr-' 45, ing, Ruby Wharton, Barbar@, Chinese Child: Thompson, Patsy Albury, Jean, 07 Petersen. : | German Child: Harold Wells. Christmas Gifts: Madge Mal-; Santa’s Elf: Adolpho Navarro. lory, Betty Armayor, Mary; Angel: yon Cruz. Spencer, Elsie Curry. | Shepherds: Sherman Williams, Christmas Trees: Eugene Sweet-| rojiand Felton, Carl Cruz. ing, Everette Rosam, Carlisle wi) Wise Men: Buddy Curry, Louis liams. : 'Bancelles, Arthur Lowe. . Holly: Elizabeth Evans, Grace’ Virgin Mary: Eleanor Avila, Pita, Jennie Saunders, | Joseph: George Thompson. Jesters: Kenneth Meador, Har-| Pairy: Emma Neal Ayala. vey Shehane, Thomas Saunders,’ ecitation by Vida Thompson. John Collins. Recitation by Florence Sawyer. Northern Lights: Ruth Thom | ‘The Room Mothers of the PT. Aspinoll Rob- Argelia Gon- son, Jewel Fine, Margaret Pita, Margaret Pinder, Catherine Saun- ders, Barbara Johnson, Edna Mae Hoff, Betty Roberts, Ruth Strick- er, Betty Chastain, Thelma Carey, Doris Roberts, Jennie Hiner. Eskimos: Eugene Berkowitz, Howard Russell, John Bearup, Henry Munro, Chas. Sands. Radio Fairies: Betty Wharton, Marion Solano, Patty Duane, Amparo Ovide, Joanne Watkins, Louise Shehane, Georgina Lopez, Ruth DiNegro, Children: Geraldine Albury. Dotty Saunders ,Clara Bailey. A Girl: Betty Hewitt. The Cat: Julius Naples. Santa Claus: Russell Baker. The Queen: Ellen Wharton. Christmas Fairy: Emma Neal Ayala. Virgin: Barbara Jarett. Joseph: Jack Pinder. Angels: Della Curry, Sawyer. Wise Men: Henry Vinson, John Yates, Fernando Garcia. Choir: Persis Larsen; Mary Ramsey, Rosalind Albury, Jose- phine Roberts, Jane Thompson, Eola Johnson, Betty Kline, Betty Adams, Yvonne Stewart, Rosalind Lafoe, Rose Saunders, Rosabel Bethel, Dorothy Smith. No Exhibit This Year The usual exhibit of gifts made, by the pupils for the parents was not held this year at the request of the children, as they wanted to surprise every grade in school made calen- dars, Christmas eards and pbook- Sylvia lets. Many toys were made for}! small brothers and sisters. Wood- en gifts included tie racks, mateh boxes, door stops, waste baskets. The upper grade girls made laun- dry bags, wash cloths, hand- kerchief bags, tea towels, aprons, scarfs, pot holders and vanity sets. Among the other gifts were framed pictures, plaster paris wall plaques, shaving pads, fish scale’ flowers, book markers, : wall, pockets for bills, and letter hold- ers. The assembly program of the. primary grades held on Friday was directed by Miss H. Williams, Mrs. E. Stricker and Mrs. T. Wat- kins. The following children were in “Santa’s Toy Shop”: Santa Claus: Leuis Signorelli. Mrs. Santa: Betty Knowles. Pixies: Galey Sweeting, Frank Rom, Benjamin Saunders. J, M. Brown Dog: Clayton Papy, Cat: Leo Hicks. Bear: Maynard Daniels. Sailor: Billy Bailey, Gingerbread Boy: Miehael Thrower. Colored Dolls: Billy Spencer and Connie Goehring. Hungry Boy: Millman Ingra- ham. Dolls: Beverley Curry, Betty Brady, Clyde Sawyer, Betty Tay- lor, Lorraine Agcoste, Conchita. Valela, Billy Albury, Martha Wat- kins. Girl: Peggy Collins. Fairy: Mary Mallory. The Bitth of Jesus included: Angels: Mary Russell, Ruth Roberts, Betty Johnson, Floyd Hoeffer, Benjamin Johnson, Archie Lowe, Willard Johnson, Evelyn Shehane, Barbara Lanier, Cecelia Rolo, Zelma Griffin, Mary Knowles, Leonard Canalejo, Billy Gray, Alfred Knowles, Beverley their parents. Almost! , 4. helped to make the week {bright by decorating a lovely tree ,in the assembly hall. Each child jin schoo] was presented with an japple, tangerine and a bag of | candy as a Christmas gift from jthe PT. A. | The week was in every way suc- } cessful both from the standpoint ;of the work accomplished and the } joy shared by the entire schooi. Operatic Concert Here Tonight Everything was ready this after- noon for the operatic concert which is to be presented in the auditorium of the Key West High School tonight by the Key West Light Opera Company. The con- cert, sponsored by the Key West Woman’s Club, will start at 8:15 o'clock. In addition to operatic selec- tions already planned for the con- cert tonight, a number of Christ- mas carols will be sung, George Mills White, in charge of the pro- | gram, said today. In this way. ‘the concert will serve a dual pur- Christmas seasons. = All proceeds from sale of tickets are to be turned over to | pose of ushering in the tourist and; | beth state and federal govern ments make annual appropria- tions of $25,000 each for the maintenance of @ marine research | laboratory in connection with the; Key West Tropical Aquaruim. This idea has been one of the for the betterment of Key West and he believes it is on the road to realization and if the proper efforts are made, may be accom- p-ished and would prove of ever- ‘lasting benefit to Key West. At this time Reymond Lones, one of Key West’s well known sponge operatives, suggested that a committee be appointed to con- tact all Key Westers who gain their living from the sea as either sponge fishermen or fishers for} jfish. In this way, said Mr. Lones,: an expression of opinion could be} secured which would show the at- titude of all interested. In this, Mr. Wilson coneurred and stated that there were several matters to be taken up in the jmeentime and suggested that no jaetion be taken in the matter un- til he returned to Jacksonville, took up certain questions having {bearing on the cooperative plan. When these were settled, he would communicate with the local com- mittee. Approves Plan Norber; Thompson, owner of the Thompson Fish company, was asked to say a few words. Mr. | Thompson ‘stated that while he} lwas not directly interested in | sponge, he was deeply interested jin any and all matters pertaining ito the welfare of Key West, and ; believed that the eeoperative pian jand its benefits weuld be a won- ;derfal thing for the sponge fish- jermen and the interests of Key West as a whole, | Dr. Warren gave a brief talk| ‘on the subject and expressed the opinion that the cooperative idea conducted under the plans outlin- jed by Mr. Wilson, wou'd be of jinestimable benefit to those en- gaged in the business and to Key West as a community, W. A. Freeman, of the First National Bank, expressed his be- lief in the benefits to be derived by all parties and offered to the cooperative heads his assistance in any way in which he could be of service. County Solicitor Allan B. Cleare also spoke briefly on the matter jand reiterated a statement made some months ago that he would be glad to serve the projectors of the projeet in any manner he could and placed himself at the service of those interested. S. C. Singleton, editor of the Key West Sunday Star, said that there were not as many present as could have been but there were present as many as when the Declaration of Independence | was signed and they certainly put over a grand idea. If those pres- ent desired they could do the same LEGALS the leeal community welfare fund,| _ bd has been announced, and wil! be used in giving assistance to | the needy. Music lovers and per- song interested in swelling the welfare fund are urged to attend the coneert. |Miss Barbara Lones Weds J. Whitehead Last Saturday evening at the Congregational Chureh, Miss ‘Bar- bara M. Lones and James M. Whitehead were united in holy matrimony. Miss Lones is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Lones and Mr. Whitehead is the son of Mrs. L. Whitehead. Mrs, J. L. Cates was the matron of honor, and Mr. Cates, grooms- man, The bride and groom’s parents, and other close friends, attended. LEGALS NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notiee is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appoint- ed as Administratrix ef the estate of Nettie May Elbertson, deceased. All heirs, creditors, legatees, di: tribugees, and all other person: having claims or demands against said estate are hereby notified to present them to Honorable Ray- mend R. Lord, County Judge {Monroe County at his office at the Court House, Key West, properly sworn to within months from date hereof or they will be forever barred by law. All persqns indebted to said es- tate are required to come forward jand make settlement without de- } lay. . Rar West, Florida, December 8th, ETNA SMITH, of {As Administratrix of Estate Ne Deceased. trie Elbertson, Address: $14 Curtis "St. ‘Tampa, Pla. dec8-15-23-29) HEAR YE! Trading Post itions of Old Key ‘West, when ships brought treasure from far seas and voyagers distant parts departed laden products of our island, At sign of little Iron Boy— foot of Duval Street f [HEAR TRL Old Island Maintains tradi from, with ~ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR « NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Bernice M. Goetz, holder of Tax Certificate No. 1287, issued the 3rd day of September, A. D. 1928, has filed same in my office and has made application for a tax to be issued thereon. Said cer- tificate embraces the following de- scribed property in the County of Monroe, State of Florida, to-wit: Lot 2, Long Key, Sec. 27, Twp. 64, Re. 35, 10% Acres, as recorded in Monroe County Records, Book D-1, Page 419. ‘The assessment of the gaid prop- erty under the ‘said ‘certificate is- sued was in the name of Chas. L. Albury. Unless said certificate shall be redeemed according to law, the property described therein will be sold to the highest bidder at the court-house door on the first Mon- day in the month of February, 1936, which is the ist day of February, 1937. Dated this 15th day of December, 1936. (SEAL) Ross C Saw Clerk of Circuit Court of County, Florida. dec15-22-29, 1936; jan5, 1937 IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COUR’ IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN PROBATE. In re: Estate of OSE CARBONELL, jotice is hereby given to all whom it may concern that Mer- cedes Carbonell, the undersigned Administratrix of the Estate of Jose Carbonell, deceased, has filed with the Honorable Raymond R. Lord, County Jadge of Monroe County, Florida, her Final Report apd has made application for her discharge as Administratrix of the Estate of | | Jose Carbonell, deceased. Dated December 8, 1936, MERCEDES CARBONELL, {As Administratrix of the Estate of : deceased. trix. -29, 1936 dec8-15-: HABANA-MADRID . Christmas Eve, December 24th With Music By TOMMY JOY’S GLOOM CHASERS i | 2 Fleer Shows—-Daacing Nightly Admission $1.10 Per Couple Uneseerted Ladies, 25¢ Reservations Phone 220 eet cera J itz, son of Mr. ~ Uhas been attending the Florida! | University at Gainesville, arrived Broadway Market is well pre- in Key West Saturday to spend the holiday season with his parents, Miss Josephine James, student On Wednedsday, Dec.} Bradley, Daniel Salgado, Fay Ber-|foremost of Mr. Wilsen’s several/ at the Georgetown Visitation Col- lege in Washington, was an \ar- rival this week to spend the Christmas holiday season with her parents, Captain and Mrs. Thomas James, and will remain until next year, leaving in time to resume her studies on January 6. Harry Gwynn, formerly of Key West but now a resident of Mi- ami, arrived over the highway last evening and today is meet- ing his host of friends and attend- ing to property matters at the county court house. J. R. Herron, employe of the state plant board, left over the with the cooperative plan, whieh he considered a great thing for the sponge fishermen. Offers Cooperation Clem C. Price, well known buyer of sponges, said that he eon- sidered the cooperative plan one which would, he believed, accrue; to the benefit of both sponge fishermen and others interested, and would do his part in bringing the matter to a successful con- elusion. At the conclusion of the brief talks Mr. Wilson asked Chairman Welis to name the committee to handle the contacts necessary to gain the opinion of all those in- terested or connected with the BROADWAY MARKET ae jmas selling. All sizes in a wide pared to take care of the Christ-j7@7ee of prices are included in mas needs of its customers. this | LAST CHANCE This market advertised im yes- | terday’s paper a nice line of tur- ~ ikeys and young roasting hens, | Tonight’s auction sale at Frank ' pork hams and pork shoulder. The Johnson's in the Colonial Hotel i also have fresh, Building will be the last opper- | | tunity for Christmas shopper: to : | buy gifts at their own prices. The TRUCK ARRIVES TONIGHT “We closes tonight. ‘Lowe’s Cash Grocery, 1117} {Division street, will receive by) 9, uSMUDA MA | truck tonight a fresh shipment of! 5, “Gy, — \ fruits and vegetables of all kinds. ' sound ok Truck will arrive by the last: ferry this afternoon: CHRISTMAS PASTRY j Maloney & Peaeock requests its: customers to place orders early} for Christmas pies or cakes. These killed pork. customers to place orders early for Christmas meats and poultry. Shipments this week for Monroe Mrs, Ella Roberts was a ne ong? — — ~<iaaoe senger leaving on the Florida Mo-} oo os: ey. tor Lines bus this morn'ng for) Miami to spend a while with her/ son-in-‘aw and daughter, Mr. and| i |Mrs, Charles Wardlow. Mr. Ward-| CHICAGO.—Mrs. Mazy O’Brien} jlow is attached to the Custom‘ of this city fell 14 feeet from a House unit in that city. | window and lended ‘ow # peram- | ba ee S jbulator containnig a baby, but; Mrs, Ella Cugry-left over the'Teither wonan nor child was) highway this morning for Miami | #*t- — i where she wil] visit for a while! j with her son, Erie Curry, civil en-! | gineer. j | highway th’s morning for a short; j business trip to Miami. ESCAPES INJURY -—EBATHA(G Will'am Gando!fo, county em-! ploye with the road department,‘ left over the highway this morn-} ing for a short visit in Miami. { industry. 2 i Mr. Wells Mrs. C, E, Bairstow and daugh-' Lones, George ge ter, Miss Josephine Bairstow, of Spencer, Benjamin Felton and) Washington, D. C., arrived Sun-; Charles Pinder as members of|day evening to join Mr. Bairstow the committee, after which Mr.|and spend the season in their’ Wilson advised the members to be; winter home at Southard and prepard to start making the pro-|¥Franeis street. | posed contacts as soon as they ! heard from him. Mr. and Mrs. Bart Singeton The meeting then was ordered/anq little son, Bobby, who were adjourned. visiting Mr. Singleton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Singleton, left LEGALS this morning over the highway for IN THE CIRCUIT COU named Raymond Weech, Nelson Miami in company with another, 4 = son of Mr. and Mrs. Singleton, E.| Morris Singleton, who was here: for several days. ‘ tra, 15-20c; Night: 15-25¢ in The Return of Sophie Lang | —also— TWO IN A CROWD / i Gertrude Michaei-Ray Milland |! | | THOMASINE M. MILLER —BEAUTICIAN— Latest Air Cooled Method Permanents: $2.50 to $10.08 Hair Dyeing a Specialty Colonial Hotel Bidg. Ph. 63-W J. R. Stowers: Gameate Authorized RC. A-Wicter Denier m Mouree County ————, SHIOILIPIOILIOOSLOEDOIIIOLDOLI IAI IIL IL IIIIIS given der and by authority of the final decree of Foreclosure rendered by urt in the above styled cause ovember 27, 1936, in which case S. McKENZIE is plaintiff, and E. RICHARDS, et al., are de- ts, I, as Special “Master in appointed by the Court in said decree, under and by virtue of the terms thereof, will offer for sale and sell at public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash at the front door of the Court House of Monroe County, in the City of Key West, Flor! on MONDAY, the 4th day of January, A. D. 1937, between the hours of eleven o'clock A, M, and two o'clock P. M., the same being a legal sales day, and the hours the legal hours of sale, the following described property, situate in Monroe County, Florida, to-wit: On the Island of Plantation Key and being known and de- scribed as the West Six Hun- dred and Seventy (670) feet of Government Lot One (1), in Section Thirteen (13) Township 63 South of Range 37 East, Monroe County, Florida. Also on the Island of Planta- tion Key, and being known and described as the West Six Hun- dred and Seventy (670) feet of the Southeast Quarter (SE\%) of the Southeast Quarter (SE%) of Section 13, Township 63 South of Range 37 East, Mon- roe County, Florida. Also on the Island of Planta. dred and Seventy (670) feet of Government Lot 1, in Section 24, Township 63 South of Range 37 East, containing in all 55.93 acres more or less, in Monroe o. Flori Together with all the riparian rights thereto belonging on the Atlantic Ocean and Bay Shore. Less and excepting that piece or parcel of land conveyed to Uriah E. Curry in Government 1, Section 24, Township 63 South, Range 37 East, Monroe County, Florida. The said property as aforesaid, ) together with ail the tenements, hereditaments d appurtenances. thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining, being sold to satisfy) said decree. Dated nis 1st day of December, ALLEN B. CLEARE, JR, Special Master in Chancery. PHILLIPS & THOMPSON, Solicitors for Plaintifi decl-8-15. -29, 1936, LEE CHRISTMAS SPECIALS ata MONROE MEAT MARKET Fancy TURKEYS HENS AND FRYERS Fresh Killed PORK Flerida PORK HAMS Large Shipment Received PLACE ORDERS EARL’ Phone 411 Free D 510 Fleming Street Shed dk dkkddde dd ddd ddd ; | | Say Merry Christmas SEE OUR COMPLETE Give a G. E. REFRIGERATOR THE APPLIANCE ENJOYED BY THE WHOLE FAMILY An electric range means a cool kiteben. The Hoover Sweeper does-a thorough job of cleaning. - ‘THERE ARE VARIOUS OTHER SMALL APPLIANCES SUCH AS—__— | | | {| Room Heaters AND REMEMBER THAT ANY OF THESE CAN BE PURCHASED ON A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT AND BALANCE WITH YOUR LICHT BELi