The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 29, 1938, Page 4

*”" BAGE FOUR ACTIVITIES - Certain For oy sae Senior Class | Play Goes Up At 8:15 Tonight | ..:ay- 1g | Hector sctor Barroso will axophone solo “A girl-shy, handsome young fellow just graduating from High “* School will be the principal char- - acter in the annual Senior Class Play, of the Monroe County High School tonight at 8:15 o’clock in the School Auditorium. Blonde Frank Johnson, present a ene of the play is the bache- lor apartment of Tom Asdale and Oke takes place in one day. In charge of makeup are Miss «¢-the-part of Tom Arsdale, is he Ida Engle, Marguerite Page, and is whos.would rather “be alone”.. Marjorie Frow. Stage manager is Arsdale Senior, however, a mart Jz Lopez. Stage carpenters are of prestige and importance, has J. Nottage, Owen Sawyer. Jack -* other-ideas and has picked out a Lopez and Orvis Kemp will com- girkZor Tom who is not generally mand the properties. Lighting camaidered a good bet in the love will be handled by William Mon- fi@¥@%= Mary Fay McClannahan, salvatge, Raul Sibila. Prompter p6Fbaying the character Sylvia is Mary Agnes Pinder. Costume Webster, is a third member of the Mistr is Macy Palenzuela. pfificipal cast who has ideas. She Business staff is Edith Rogers, thinks quite a lot of Tom. The Xenia Hoff, Mary Curry, Mar- ‘@head of her is simply to con- guerite Dexter. lale Senior and Junior Ushers are J. V both like her. Which ry Bravo, Jeff Browne, Hattie Del m impossible. Is it or Pino, Corinne Curry, Dorothy » Well, that’s what the Bean and Doyle Smith. t will show. Cast as announced, Miss Eliza Gardner the principals mentioned, are: irs. Thelma Speer report Oke Stimson, Paul Mesa; Aunt lhe characters are breezily Caroline, Sarah Ann Birs; An- ying their parts and will be thony Asdale, George Del Pino; r with the audience to- Dean Marlow, Vance Stirrup; Peaches Carter, Madge Sands; Washlady Asma, Betty Rae Rus- sell; Birdie Laverne, Lucette de Barritt; Barbara Sanford, Doro- thy Mae Dungan; Alfred Tenny- son Murgatoyd, Andrew Elwood; Chuck Mayo, Joe Soldano. Stimson, roommates. Action taking excepting play has three acts and San be preceeded by selections «by-the High School Orchestra. Between the first and second acts, Edith Williams, who has a beau- 1 -Alfuly cle clear voice, will sing and Oeseses rior cman’ s : Club Entertains Gentlemen Friends Last Night First Junior Woman’s Club Soc- laney, Everett Perpall, Maudie ial meeting open to gentlemen Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Julio Lace- friends last night at Club Miramar | was a merry one. Bingo was played for most of Margaret Dexter,.W. J. Fripp, the evening and William Fripp Malcolm Pinder, Chester Know- was the high scorer. He was les, Delanette Roberts, Sam Rus- awarded a handsome prize. sell, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lopez. Dancing was enjoyed following! Mr. and Mrs. Osgod Kemp. Dr, the games. Refreshments of Key F. T. Zipp, Miss Lillian Jujan, West punch in a beautiful cut Adquilino Lopez, Jr, George M. glass punch bowl surrounded Mixon, Miss Winifred, Shipe, Joe with fern and flowers, sandwich- Allen, Miss Clara Lankford, Ani- es and sweets were served. bal Armayor, Miss Anita Berko- seg zhose on the entertainment witz, Dr. Rudolph ‘Wagner, FL. \ifimittee were Miss Ophelie Pierce, Jr., Miss Clara Yates, \ Lester, Miss Nancy Wilder, Mrs. Virginia Per Miss Juanita \Yentis Delaney and Miss Alce Mayg, Henry Perez. Curry. , Robert Curry, Mr. and Mrs. seebrisent were: T. Bragassa, Mr. and M rancis Delaney, Algnzo, Mrs. F. J. Enrique Curry Harris, Darnel Care Herry Higgs, Mrs. Francis De- Menendez, O S. Long, Jesse Causey, Alce Curry and John Hancock. Mis:. Falk To Graduate Miss Theresa Falk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Falk, will graduate on May 18 as a trained pie Z nurse at the Protestant-Episco- @t 7:30 o'clock High School pal Hospital in Philadelphia. ! Auditorium to consider plans for Miss Falk will accept a position | celebrating May Day next Thurs- shortly thereafter at Johns Hop-' day. Rela in Baltimore, Md.. | ~ A large ind Mrs. Falk and daugh- ; out as iss Mary Falk, will} Heaye | he May 7 for Philadelphia, where they will attend the gradu: } ation of their daughter. mniecnanames! Woman’ s Club To Arrange Far Hold Meeting West Woman’ Mrs, J. J. Trevor, president of, next Tuesday afternoon 4 0'c the Key West Woman's Club, an- in the rooms of the public library nounced today that the ual This announcem s luncheon for the Mothers and today by Mrs. J. J. Tre’ daughters will be held on Satur-' dent of the club. day, May 7, in the rooms of the | - Public Library. usua This is an annual affair of the tions by ca Woman's Club, and this year hour for the promises a larger attendance than ocloc! ‘ donia, High School PTA Plans For May Day Junior - Senior P.-T. A. will meet Tuesday night in attendance is expected a number of important jcommittee appointments will be made. Regetar:-meeting of the Club will be held ck cheon wi 1 the afternoon 5 BOXING SHOW HERE TONIGHT Seeecesece ers Was an ar- ity last evening over tfrom Miami and will remain dora’ few.days visiting relatives quad friends. a Rufus Johnson, who had been visiting his friends and famil Key West, left over ¢ this morning for h Lower Matecumbe Fred Salzberger Pleasure and who enjo) lightful visit in Key West Past two weeks, highway this mor ‘ings, where h sp@nd several weeks. igg Yor the north 2 ee travell for the ver expects before le: Nelson Spencer, who! ee seen: spending a shart time | during the week, left this morn with his family during the high | ing to join his vesse! at No Name winds which have been prevalent | Key Woodson, Har- | Miss Susan LaKin, Miss High School * Key + Social Calendar Annual Senior Class Play, “Girl Shy”. 8 P. M. High School Auditorium. Meeting, Boy Scouts, Troop 52. ) P.M. Rear of Clinic. Meeting, Girl Scouts, Troop 1. 4:00 P. M. Home of Mrs. Eva Warner. SUNDAY— Coficert, Key West Hospitality Band. 4 P.M. South Beach. =O MONDAY— Meeting, Boy’s Fellowship Club. 6:15 P. M. Fleming Street Methodist Church Par- sonage. Meeting, Boy Scouts, Troop 5. 7:30 P. M. Wesley Commun- ity House. TUESDAY— Meeting, Junior-Senior High School Parent-Teacher Asso- ciation. 7:30 P. M. School Auditorium. Stone Church Service Dinner. 6 P. M Church Annex. =o THURSDAY— Rotary Club Luncheon. 12:15 P.M. St. Paul’s Church An- nex. May by City Meeting, Sea Scout Ship Three. 7:30 P. M. Knights of Pythias Hall. COCKING SCHOOL IS CONCLUDED FINAL SESSION CONDUCTED AT PALACE THEATER TODAY . Club Stone Day Festival, Sponsored Parent-Teacher Units of —.. of mail for this port; two tons of freight and 180 sacks of mail for The Second Annual Citizen Cooking School is now history The final of three sessions was presented at The Palace Theatre this morning at 10 o'clock to an enthusiastic audience who thrill- ed at the dramatic and informa- tive feature picture “Star In My Kitchen” produced by Pictorial Promotions of Chicago in co-op- eration with these nationally- known manufacturers: Lever Bros, Spry and Lux Pro- ducts; Pillsbury Flour Mills Co., Pillsbury’s Best Flour and Sno- Sheen Cake Flour; Fruit Dispatch Co., Bananas; Thomas J. Lipton Co., Tea; Frigidaire Corporation, Refrigerators; Quaker Oats Co., Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix and Quaker Oats; Kraft Phoenix Cheese Corp., Kraft cheese pro- ducts. The following attendants at the school won daily prizes of- fered by the national sponsors Mrs. Rose Robidare, 529 Bahama street; Mrs. Gladys Bethel, 910 White street; Vanessa Collins, 511 Grinnell Street; Violet Valdes, 813 Whitehead street; Mary Lowe, 1108. White street; Knowles, 827 Fleming street; Mrs. Allan Knowles, 927 Fleming street; Mrs. E. Gomez, 1206 Di- vision street; Kathryn Allen, 1018 Watson street; Lillie Mae Know- les, 1410 Pine reet Benildes Remond, 1112 Varela street; Miss Salemi Chile, 728 United street Antoinette Roberts, 1021 Fleming street; Oneida nors, Convent Mary I late; Mrs. J. S abeth street: Mrs. 1425 Newton Covent Mary Re P. Cape Pillsbury t Broadway Mar nsors : | _LEARN TO DANCE |} THE KEY WE eeeecsecc-.-ccVvecsceeccece SI ILaAaOOOA CLASSIFIED bvowr uke To LAST TRIP HERE UNTIL JUNE 2 ARRIVED IN PORT YESTER- DAY O’CLOCK: LEFT FOR DRYDOCK AFTER TRIP TO ISLAND REPUBLIC 12 mship Cuba, of the P. . S. Co., arrived yester and docked about 12 o’clock. This was the last arrival of the vessel at Key West, June 2. Le the proceeded to Havana to disc! passenge unload freight and mail, and that evening proceed- ed on the journey to Newport News where she will be placed in drydock for thorough overhaul. When the activities have been declared complete, the ship will return to Havana and take up the run of the Steamship Florida, be and it is expected, until ying yesterday while for tween Miami and Havana, that ship goes to overhaul and minor repairs. It is anticipated the absence of S.S. Cuba from the Tampa-Key West-Havana schedule will not be more than about five weeks. Arriving on the el were one first cabin and four sec- ond cabin passengers for Ki West; four first cabin passengers for Havana. Key West arrivals: H. H. Ford, Mariana T. Cole, Dolores Nash, Delilah Nash and Dolores Nash. Listed on the ship’s manifest were the following items: Twenty six tons of freight and one sack drydock Havana. When the vessel sailed she car- ried, as bookings from this port: Herbert G. Ford, Alvin Schultz, Clarence Weiberg, Ernest Riegal, Herbie Riegal, Jane Goldbreath, Pedro Almanza, T. H. Gato, and several others. SCOUT TROOP MEETS TONIGHT APPLICATIONS FOR MEMBER- SHIP WILL BE TAKEN UP DURING SESSION A full attendance of Boy Scout Troop 52 is urged for the meet ing to be held at 7 o'clock to night at scout headquarters when various matters pertaining to the many scout activities planned for the summer, includ- ing the encampment, will be brought before the body for di cussion Applications for membership will be taken up. There are eight vacancies in the troop at thi time, and youths who are de- sirous of entering are urged to see a member of the troop and send in applications at once. The full membership quota will not allow admittance to membership until after the summer encamp ment. Scout Robert $mith, acting as scribe ys that €very scout v owns uniform will be expected to.wear it at the meeting, tonight Miss Edna ~~ TAMPA RESIDENTS IN CITY ON VISIT Mrs. Mae ter of Mrs Tr Tap. Toe. Acrobatic. Ballet. | Ball Room. Rhumba H Learn to play your favorite instrument. ty i Cecil Carbonell Studios } Page Bldg. |‘ ewe ee ee > ment The Citiz today / COLUMN Socccccececcosceeeseeees Advertisements under tis head he srted in The Citizen at the rate of le a word for each in- vat the minimum for the ery instance is wil in sertion, first insertion in ey lassified adver- y in advance, aceé ments char Ady treet phone give their as their tele- desire re- ertisers should add 1 sults. With ex advertise- ive free an Ask for ch ciassified » will r Outfit. Autostroa Ri FLOWERS GL /ADIOL AS FOR MOTHER'S DAY. Leave orders. Archie} Thompson, 1001 Eaton, Phone 879-3 REFRIGERATION. REPAIRING on Elec- tric Refrigeration. 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Victor Larsen, Re- | creational Director. remon- | strated with them, lauding | the euphoniousness of the i name and snowing that it was i used in many other places. 2 Well, he finally got the girls | to come around. They didn’t | mind. But the boys are still + determined. They were not going to be so maligned. And believe us, they were not. The new name of the Kid- die Kabarets is Bayview Mu- sic Hour. Which is difnified enough to suit any young growing-upper. GIT IIS Ss Fog often seeps into London movie houses and gives the screen 2» yellowy tint. For Judge Of Criminal Court Of Record E | | | ! | iLOUIS A. HARRIS The Man Who Should Have Beea Appointed To Fill His Brother's Place HE IS QUALIFIED FOR es OFFICE (Paid Potitien! 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