The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 15, 1937, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Jonis? Woman’s Club Has Enjoyable Meeting Friday Mrs. Robert Dopp and Mrs. ings, Clara Lankford, Rose Tift, William V. Albury were joint hos- Marjorie Gwynn, Lonise Ketchum, eee meagre lego! the s°- Consuelo Carmona, Juanita Mayg, cial meeting of Key es = Woman's Club, at the verandah of| Mary Bravo, Martha Carbonell, Public Library on Duyal street. | Ada Rodriguez, Barbara Carey, Enjoyable evening was spent by! Thelma Atwell, Xenia Hoff, Ann all attending, Bridge and other, Wills Wise, Clara Yates, Mary card. games were played. Deli- Cleare, Margaret Dexter, Mar- cious. refreshments were served. |guerite Page, Anita M. Ber- High score was won by Mrs.! kowitz. 3 Arthur Sheppard, Jr. Mesdames L. Gutierrez, Orlando Members and guests present, Caraballo, Raymond Curry, Mer- were: ale Roberts, Vincent , Cremata, Misses Mary Fae McClanahan,'Rionette Bragassa, Alice Mitchell, Catherine Johnson, Dorothy Mae O. S. Long, Joe Lopez, Arthur Dungan, Leota Grillion, Nellie Sheppard, Osgood Kemp, Dumont Louise Russell, Florrie K. Ketch- Huddleston. Division St. School P. T. Association Holds Meeting dur-| visit the school at any time’ } ing the day. The Room Repre- sentatives to act as hostesses. A special lunch to be served in the The regular monthly meeting of the Division Street School P.-T. A. was heii last Tuesday in the s¢hoolhouse with the president, Mrs. Tony Arthur, presiding. The cafeteria. meeting opened with the singing} Since the Miami Council had of the P.-T. A. song used at the donated the money which made recent convention. This was f0l-' possible for the trip of.our dele- lowed by the Lord’s prayer. gates, a motion was made and The minutes of the last meet-| carried that the secretary send a| ing were read and approved. | note of thanks. The treasurer’s report was read! The count of parents showed) and accepted. {the following: Highest percentage,! Mra Claude Albury and M Florence Albury, Miriam Sarey;} Tony Arthur then reported on greatest number, Mrs. Amelia} the convention held Nov. 1, at} Cabot, Gladys Pinder. West Palm Beach. The theme was, Granting of half day. holidays) Parent Education. Mrs. Albury/as awards were objectei] to. An as,chairman of the Room Repre-| iricentive was to be worked out setitatives spoke of the duties of|so that pupils would still urge these ladies. Mrs. Arthur gave a| parents to attend the meetings. very interesting report concern-| However, it was decided for the ing the entire convention. present to award a cash sum to Nov. 7-12 being American}the winning rooms to be used as Education Week the P.-T. A. and} they desired. School sponsored “Open House”} There being no further busi- all day Wednesday, Nov. 10.{ness the meeting adjourned until Mrs. Arthur invited all parents to,the second Tuesday in December. “'Charch Group For John Anti To Hold Meeting A birthday party was held} A group of members of Flem- Thursday night at Havana, Cuba,|ing Street Methodist Church and’ for John Anti, of this city. It their friends will assemble at the was held at the Cagiga Building home of Miss Vendaline Watkins on Calzada del Monte. Three or- on James street (former residence chestras played for the occasion.’ of Captain James Ward) tomor- Cuban, American and Mexican row evening at 8 o'clock, it was numbers were rendered. Dancing announced today. was enjoyed with delicious re- Th eee h freshments served on the occa-' le Sarinee ot ee coroner sion. jis to coniplete the organization of Those present were: Mr. and @ group of young adults to meet) Mrs. John Anti, Mr, and Mrs. semi-monthly and form plans for Pedro Fernandez. {the promotion of social acti ities! Misses Marta Fernandez, Ene-' for the church going people dur- dina Gonzalez, Maria Gonzalez, ing the winter season, in a clean,} editor of the woman’s page in wholesome Christian like way, and Cuban daily “Avance”, Ramona quite a number have signified Fabian, Panchita Garcia, Felisa their intention of joining this del Castillo. 'group, it was stated. Mesdames Fabia Gonzalez, Fer-' Various interesting and amus- nanddz Villabisanes. {ing games will be enjoyed and re- Jose A, Fernandez, Francisco freshments will be served and a Rodriguez, traffic manager Ha- name is to be selected for this bana busses; Erasmo Gutierrez,' group at this meeting. superintendent of public works; Anyone interested in becoming Dr. Efrain Liorente, Armando’ affiliated with the group is re-; Gonzalez, Felix Gonzalez, city; quested to see Mr. and Mrs.' auditor; Armando Guiterrez, at- Chester B. Sawyer or Miss Wat- ‘torney for the consulate; Daniel kins either before or , after this; Ledou, Lérerizo Asugurai, secre-; meeting tomorrow. tary of Centro Gallego; Agustin nee eet Delio Guiterrez, Captain To Make Report lemesio Rodriguez of National By ee Juan Martinez,‘ Lieutenant On Convention ‘ancised Vera, Cuban navy;! Guillermo Fano, Mario Vega, Juan! A comprehensive and interest- Parra, Arnaldo Parra, and Ber-! ing report of the General Conven- neljo Cruz. jtion of the Episcopal Churches jheld at Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 6-20, will be given by Mrs. F. J. {Bayly at St. Paul's Parish Hall | tomorrow night. nai: | The convention has attracted The first “Open House” ever world-wide attention and, it is held in Key West public schools Stated, there is muth interest lo- took place Wednesday at the cally in Mrs. Bayly’s address. Division Street School. ; The general public is cor-| This novel idea was introduced dially invited to the address, by Principal Walden who which will be given at 8 o’clock. had. previously had “Open House” days at Blountstown, Bonifay, and Gracetown, Florida. Also at Houston County High at Colum- bia, Alabama The school has open house every! day and visitors are always wel- come, However, Wednes lay's ob- = New High Fidelity RCA sound servance was a sort of anniversary equipment, iatest theater sour'l and a climax for American Educa-' apparatus, will be installed in tion Week, it is said. i Palace Theater in the very neat future, according to Gonzalo Bezanilla, manager of this amuse- ment center. Mr. Bezanilla has just returned from a business visit up the East ool Senior Coast where he made arrange- Class will sponsor a “Lindy Hop” ments for this big improvement. at the Cuban Club on Friday, November 19, beginning at 9 o'clock. [ Music for this affair will be DALLAS, Texas—In & divorce] furnished by John Pritchard's suit heard by Judge Claude Me- popular dance orchestra. Callum of this city he ordered the Gerald Pinder is directing the divorce granted, and that “cus- event and promises a good time tody of all dogs” be awarded the for all attending. ‘ wife, Birthday Party “Open House” At Key West School PLAN TO INSTALL SOUND EQUIPMENT Arrange Dance At Caban Clab Key West High GIVEN ALLOF Docs =| sy) Legion. ' } Willian: Ro, Warren: of Key West. i. Musie: | ministration Symphony Orchestra,! ARRIVES CUBA 1 Steamship 'Cuba, of the P. and 0. S. S.1Co., arrived this morning | from Tampa with eight first and! nine second cabin passengers for | Key West; 23 first and one sec- ond cabin for Havana. eet Key West arrivals: P. L. Cos- grove, Mrs. Cosgrove, Mrs. E.| Lovering, A. T. Henderson, W. D. Wilder, C. Ferguson, J. W., Clayton, J. L. Albury, R. To-| ledo, Blanca Toledo, Elza To- ledo, C, Hamilton, Edna Torres, } Rosalie Torres, Robert Torres, Mrs, A. Arias, Albert Arias. | The vessel also brought, as/ shown on the manifest, 55 tons of; freight and two sacks of mail for Key West; no freight and 254| sacks of mail for Havana. | CEREMONIES AT MATECUMBE KEY (Continued from Page One) able two special ferries for the| transportation of all cars wishing to go from Key West. Both fer-| ries were filled to capacity, car- rying nearly 45 cars and trucks. Motoreycle policemen from Mi- ami, and Battery E, Florida Na-| tional-Guard, policed the,area. The) monument; made; af, Flor- ida ‘sandstone by the state Works: Progress Administration, .is,,situ- atedyiniclearywiew toartuan inthe | highway.-on Upper, Matecumbe, It} has) a stone base of abont 35, feet and four feet ;-high with, .stone steps cut into it.. Before the shaft is the crypt, in which the ashes of storm victims now rest. Cn the upper surface of the crypt, a pan- orama map of the Florida Keys, a beautiful creation in green tile, is laid out. The shaft rises be- hind this crypt. It is of oblong shape, stepped at the base and top and narrowing toward the top. On it is a frieze of classi-| cal simplicity depicting a palm tree bending before a storm, and huge curling waves, symbolic of wind and water in the florida Keys catastrophe. A bronze} plaque is “Dedicated to the Mem- ory of the Civilians and War Vet- erans whose Liveg were Lost in| the Hurreane of September Sec- ond, 1935.” Complete program follows: Music: Selection by the Harvey) W. Seeds Post American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps and the Works Progress Administration Symphony Orchestra, 12:30 p. m. Massing of the Colors: by all the Service and Veterans organ- izations, 12:30 p. m. Exercises called to order, 1:00 p. m.: O. A. Sandquist, Field Rep- resentative, Zone 3, ofthe Flor- ida Works Progress Administra-| tion ans General Chairman, Keys Memorial Dedication. Invocation: Rev. J. Y. Yancey, Pastor of Matecumbe Church. Singing of America: M Charles M. Moon and the audi ence, accompanied by Works Prog- ress “Administration Orchestra. Introductory remarks by Pre- siding Officer: Col. P. J. O” Shaughnessy, Chairman, Key Me- morial Program Committee. Address; Lieut. Thomas J. Kelly, Commander Harvey W. Seeds: Post No, 29, American Legion. Address;,.,Rabeyt J, Dill, State Administrator, .Plorida Works )Progress: Administration, ..,,.; ‘¢Musies.» Dram andBugle Corps, Harvey W.)Seeds,Post, American Symphony} Laying::ef<, Cornerstone: Dr. Ad- Works» Progress conducted by Dr. Clarence Carter, Nice. | Burial Service: Conducted by} Chaplain BE. N. Reedy of Harvey, W. Seeds Post, American Legion,| assisted by a Protestant Minister,! a Catholic Priest, and a Hebrew, Rabbi. Volley: by Florida National Guard and United States Naval Reserve. Taps: by Harvey W. Seeds Post Drum and Bugle Corps. Flag raising. Incidental music by Progress Administration phony Orchestra. Music: American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps of Harvey W. Works Sym- | Seeds Post. Address: Dr. John J. Tigert, President, University of Florida. Unveiling of Monument: Miss Fay Marie Parker, nine years of age, one of the survivors. Presentations of Wreaths: Vet- erans’ and Patriotic organizations. Benediction: Rev. J. F. Yancey. The Star Spangled Banner: Mrs. Charles M. Moon and audi- ence with combined Drum and Bugle Corps amd Works Progress } Administration Oreh: Palace yivia SiineyJoe] McCrea in | DEAD END | Comedy and News Reel i ESR RAMEE THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | | eosescesee CLASSIFIED | COLUMN | Ce recccccesccoscssoocses H MISCELLANEOUS SAL-TONO-VITAE, good for gen-! eral disorders. On sale at) ORIENTAL PHARMAGY, 1000 Duval street, GARDNER'S) PHARMACY, Southard and Du-| val streets, GOMEZ HOME) STORE, Division and White! streets. MONMOUTH, I'L, “My; husband and I are enhusiastic/ users of yotir Salt Fool.” LA! PORTE, Ind., “My father was in poor health and 1 can of Salt made him well.” GENOA,! Ohio, “Have used two cans of} Salt for female disorders. Am well now.” THE NU-LIFE: SALATORIUM, 1102 Division] street. nov15-6tx HELP WANTED i iW WANTED—3 persons over age of) 21 years, either male or fe} male. Apply 1102, Division) street. nov15-2tx) ‘HE Red Cross annual roll call poster with its appeal for mem- bets is the. work of Walter W. Seaton, noted New York and Cali- fornia artist. Seaton’s portraits of radio and movie stars, his murals and posters have won him fame throughout the nation. The current poster is the second he has painted for the Red Cross, thus joining a long list of distinguished artists who since the World War years have illustrated the spirit of the Red Cross in the call for memberships. Red Cross roll call begins Armistics Day and ends Thanksgiving Day. 196 e6eCenceceucce woos Jules Cohn, of Miami, is in Key West meeting his many friends made during former visits to the city, and expects to stay for the winter. | Captain P. L. Cosgrove, retired master in the Lighthouse Service; Mrs. Cosgrove and mother, Mrs. E. Lovering, who were spending the summer in New York and other sections in the east, re- turned this morning from Tampa on the Steamship Cuba. | \ Captain W. D. Wilder of the, Wrecking Tug Warbler, who was at his home in Norfolk, Va., wi Mrs. Wilder for a short time, re- turned this morning on the Cuba from Tampa. } J. W. Clayton, representing one of the meat packing plants, with headquarters in Tampa, arrived this morning on the Cuba for a business visit with local dea’ Simon Krause, who was spend-| ing a while in Key West on busi- ness, left yesterday morning for Miami and expects to return for a longer stay within the next few days. Mrs. Margaret Male, wife of the! Jewish Rabbi in Key West, left! yesterday morning for a visit with friends in Miami. } ‘Mrs. Glenwood Albury, who! | was visiting fora whilé with mem- bers of the family, left y: morning for het home © in Lauderdale, where Mr. Albury is attached to the offi for of the Florida East Coast Ferry Com- pany. Fred Kirtland left yesterday morning for Charleston Navy Yard, where he will remain for some time conducting special con- * struction work. Mrs. Faustino Rendueles, Jr., and little daughter, left yesterday | morning on the bus for Miami to join Mr. Renduéles who the present making there. is for home Mrs. A. A. PARNELL Matinee: Balcony, 10; Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night: 18-25¢ STAR > BRAND CUBAN COFFEE is Deliciously Fresh! —TRY IT TODAY— Ou Sale At All Grocers + you'll get the PERSONAL MENTION CSOCoewes nocccetr 900068 Mrs. Elisa Blan, and children George and Yolamia, left this morning for Miami and after a brie? visit there will leave for her home*in Tampa. Helio Renedo and sister Mrs. Merce Fernandez, were passengers on Florida Motor Lines bus this morning going to Miami. Warren Hill was an outgoing passenger over the highway this morning for a yisit with relatives at Islamorada. Major Wm. V. Albury, who was at Matecumbe in charge of Bat- tery E, Florida National Guard, , during the dedication ceremonies yesterday, continued on to Miami where the Major will remain for a business visit of a few days. Mrs. Albury accompanied him. hheiner left over ay yesterday for Miami where he ll undergo treatment for his eyes. Mrs. Kirchheiner and daughters, Anna K. and Ot- tolee were with him. Robert Lewis went by highway} to Miami yesterday for a visit. MRS. DE LA oh FUNERM@L SERVICES WILL BE CONDUCTED THIS AFT. ERNOON short Mrs, Dolores de la Rosa, 70, ed 2 o'clock this afternoon in home on Bertha street. es will be held 5 o'clock rnoon from 804 Duval Arthur B. Dimmick, ; Episcopal il © Lopez charge of ments, The dece: ineral the is in arrange- Home funeral is survived by two sens: Raul Vasquez an! Hector de Resa; two daughters, Mrs. io Lacedonia and Mrs. Pred on, and one brother, Perez. There ar also 25 ith any genuine want. 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