The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 31, 1937, Page 4

: ; ff | ; Ae Tit f i = nt : : m B As ® matter of truth there were beautifel and wonder- wed children in attend-! | t 1pES in the task awaiting the; i 7* if “Mrs. Bi. G. Stocking,| Kansas, ! i ‘aPeful etudy of the contestant’ were reached one to six months: Girl, Freda Mac Weech; boy, Bolivar! 2 Barbara Jean Pinder; boy,| Baul Joseph Moore. Misc Helen Albury oa / Te the presence of the” bride’s| An Easter erent and & large womber of dren of St.fPaul’s Church School telatives and friends of the high| Kindergarten will be held tomor-/ contracting partie, Miss Helen row afternoon on the church ter Miss Catherine, left this morn- leeiee Albury, daughter of Mr.! grounds. ling Zor Miami to attend the me 9 * Alt subiieers of the Kinder. feral of Mrs. Knowles’ nephew, ena Mrs Ancol Albury, became! the bride of Maurice R. Scam-!garten are expected to attend and tons, yesterday afternoon. jtake part in the annual Easter! Mrs Bert Quinn, who was The ceremony was read at 3:30/ =&e Hunt. Christening otek by Rev. Shuler Peele, of! Fleming Street Methodist church, i the home of the bride’s parents! # 815 Southard street. Attend-| eet were George A. Albury, brother of the bride as best man. maid of honor. e*ption was held after which the pee re nae nee een newly weds went to the pier of sucla, ‘| MONKOE THEATER t= P. and ©. & &. company and ;] Lawrence Tibbett-Wendy Barrie en route New whieh happen.” — he Oeen-Chic Johnson in COUNTRY GENTLEMEN Comedy and Short Reel NE M. —BEAUTICIAN— Latest Air Cooled Method Pormanents: $2.50 to $10.00 Hair Dyeing a Specialty Jacksonville, Galveston, New Orleans and Beyond From Key West alternate Fridays From New York every Tuesday From Boston every Saturday | Prom Jacksonville, Miami anc New Orleans every two weeks CLYDE-MALLORY, nes ©. &. SMITH, Agent ij Key West, Fie. i George Manuel Koch. Cuba yesterday for her home Curry; healthiest boy baby, Billy! Roberts. sttendants said they did: Mrs. Thomas Kelly. a, i M getink bi ‘ing ceremonies in this’ city on) . Ss ary Howe; boy: April 10. retimnéa "yenserday.”|~ | the Joseph Elmer Hale. he i sovervesededes io and Huvique. “ae! OO Aes. two years to three years: ‘\'quinaldo, Yepresenting the Key, ‘West organizations who were in Sponsored B © Havana as part of the local com-| Dy Legion | nise: ‘which went ‘to extend an invitation to President Bru i at- it | Mrs, Janette Jaudon/ ‘who owas i | Girls, twins, Camille Wettecpont kere visiting her parente, Mr, .and| and Elizabeth Walterson; boy,| Mrs. Asa Whitaker, left ‘on the] | Healthiest girl baby, Myrna} Tampa. of Chattancoga, program of numbers was given and Mrs. Ancel Albury, of 815 which was very much enjoyed as|Southard street. levidenced by the rounds of ap-! fone deliberation and a plause. The entertainers were: | panist for these numbers was Miss| with the local trade. Valdes. {Rath Russell. The last number. buries sate ix months to one year:,on the program was a reading by! Misses Fay Bal and Mrs. Ernest Mitchell was chrictened on Easter Sanday aft; et Mise Cleors Roberts who wasjernoon at the Catholic Church by Rev. A. L. Maureau, The name Following the ceremony a ¥e-|®iven was Kenneth Lee Mitchell. tin Monsalvatge. { reed | William Hesson, of Miami, is s ©... visitor in Key West spending se ttl chil- vhile with friends, John Pinder. j home in Fort Lauderdale. y t The two-months old son of Mr.' p pect to leave for their home t morrow morning. ‘The sponsors were Mrs. Mary’ = Valenzuela and Edward Valen-! —also— ‘an merey.” Where END OF THE TRAIL searcity and ‘qhormous {| Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night: 15-25¢ i remarkable how a slice fresh hoimey-flavored— | | STIRS THE APPETITE | Made By— BAKER Better tasting, more healthful foods, more uni- form results, a clean cool kitchen, all these ad- vantages of modern electric cookery can be yours at the low cost of $2.00 per month. The G. E. ranges are the most complete electric ranges ever offered | at this low price. THE COMET range has the new Uni- top porcelain cooking surface and back- splasher, all one piece, no cracks or crevices. New top oven vent and auto- matic moisture control. Six quart thrift cooker. Brilliantly beautiful and equipped with the | new flattened, ribbon-type, General Electric hi- speed calrod cooking units. It makes electric cook- ery faster and cheaper than ever. We will mstall, the COMET for only $2.00 down and $2.00 per month with a liberal al- lowance for your old equipment. WITH OUR NEW ALL ELECTRIC RATE you will find electric cook- nomical, and the cheapest fuel you can use. THE KEY WEST ELECTRIC COMPANY Mr. ‘and Mrs. M. 'R. Scammens, Winner of the door prize was:le‘t yesterday afternoon on the} }Steamship Cuba en route to their’ Before the judges started . to! home in New York. -Mrs. Scam- whe were: Mrs. F. G./ view the contestants and decide mens was before marriage Miss) of Virginia; Mrs, W.'upon the winners, a delightful: Helen Albury, daughter of | Mr. C. A. Parratiore, representing; Mrs, Julia Nelson and Mrs./one of the large meat packing | | Minnie Robinson, vocal duet; tap houses with headquarters in Tam- made to the following: (dance, Miss Claudia Isham; vocal pa, left yesterday afternoon for solo, George Jenson, the accom-| Tampa after a visit of two days Mrs, Eva Schultz and grand-| ker 4, Yyonne daughter Miss Adele Roberts, left White. oped i this morning by bus for Miami : ; Where they will be guests at the % home of Mrs. Sig's son, Mer- Mrs. R. T. Knowles and daugh- ‘visiting n Key West with Mr. Quinn’s mother and other rel- |atives, left this morning for the Rev. and Mrs. C. Branton, of radenton, arrived last night over the highway for a brief visit in company with Harry Bethel, are enjoying their stay but ex- ery to be fast, clean, eco- | in} | | a al o- of AUNT MOLLY’S BREAD Y ih "RSS RA Eg SE ETE syrup for Garfield’s taking of the annual crop of] ‘They discovered it presumably in maple syrup is again in full) their search for resins for sealing sway as another spring season ar-} bark canoes and utensils. The white rives, It isestimated that More than|man gleefully adopted this new cane maple trees will be] found sweet, added pancakes and | tap year in the United States | produced a culimary triumph which and $ enjoys ever increasing popularity as. Constiners of this product have| the years roll.on. the American Indian to thank for its}: Syrup flavor variés according to discovery. The making of maple | locality and each locality has its syrup was @ well established custom | devotees, One of the great produc- among the Indians when Columbus | ing areas is located in northeastern first set foot on western soil over] Ohio. Geauga county is one of the four hundred years ago. great producing centers. The annual The stalwart maples surrounding the Ford V-8 truck in the picture above are it and were once a part of the estate of President James Garfield’s mother. The older in er in good Maple Syrup Festival held at Char- don, county seat of Geauga, the first week in April is one of the big events 4 r type. Apply 1407 Pine street.’ 818 Olivia Street condition, - “mar81-Ttx mar27-10t Lrfective December 22nd, 1935. (pS & CUBA in the industry and attracts thou- |, ‘tainpe "ta “a sands of people. "pase key Wass) Ake Mondays on Modern methods are gradually ($¢w, taking hold in an industry which is“) a older than the nation itself. 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