The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 14, 1939, Page 6

"PAGE SIX SOCIAL C TUESDAY— Heart Social by St. Paul’s Choir Guild. 8 Stone Church Service Club su) p. m. Church Annex. Color motion pictures of Key Boca Chica Casino. Business Meeting Junior Woman’s Club. 5 p. m. Woman’s Club- | | SWEETING CALLS FOR NIGHT- PROGRAM TO BE RENDERED: house. ALENDAR p. m. Parish Hall. ipper, open to winter visitors. 6:00 West and United States. 8 p. m. —o WEDNESDAY— Maine Memorial Exercises by B. H. McCalla Camp, Spanish War Veterans. 5 p. m. Maine Plot. eae dURSDAY— Rotary Club meeting 12:15 p. m. St. Paul’s Annex. Meeting Key West Lions Club, Stone Church Annex, 6:30 P. M. | Concert by Key West Hospitality Band. 8 p. m. Bayview Park. Pan American Poetry Society monthly meeting honoring for- tended the first rehearsal of{ the! | be held “at Maine Plot int thesCity mer Georgia Poet Laureate Frank L. Stanton. 8 p. m. St. Key West Historical Pageant last! Cemetery, Wednesday afternoon, Paul’s Parish Hall. gS RIDAY— Key West Choral Society regular meeting, open to winter visi- Tector, announcing another tors. High School Auditorium. gs SATURDAY— Key West Choral Society leaves for participation in South Florida Music Festival at Burdine Stadium in Miami at 8 p.m. pees eas SUNDAY— Concert, Key West Hospitality Band. | 5 p. m. Art Center Park, = MONDAY— SETS STIRRUP’S BOND AT $1,000 SPECIFIC CHARGE ALLEGING PLACED UNDER BOND TO humor MANSLAUGHTER FILED | YESTERDAY Charges specifically alleging | manslaughter were yesterday aft- | ernoon, 4:30 o'clock, filed in criminal court against Fernando, Stirrup, in connection with the death of Alice Eiklor, 12 years old who was riding, with a com- panion, on the motorbike which was struck by the automobile driven by Stirrup. County Solicitor Allan B.j Cleare said this morning that he had studiously considered all the evidence in the matter, both the’ testimony before the coroner’s jury and that which had _ been given by witnesses at his exami- nation, and decided that the fil- ing of the charges was the only | course to pursue. Bond for Stirrup was _ tenta- tively fixed at $1,000, and this! bond was approved by Judge} William V. Albury at a special session of the court this morn- ing. RED BARN PLAYERS Thursday evening marks the opening of the season of the Red} Barn Players in Key West. The | Players are under the direction | of Alan Gray Holmes and are, being sponsored by the three! Parent Teachers Associations of! the city. Performances are to be given every Wednesday and! Thursday evenings at the Divi-| sion Street School Auditorium at) 8 o'clock. The first play of the series is a} rollicking farce comedy called, IT’S FATHER WHO PAYS. The} subject matter of the play is one} which will interest young and | old; there is never a dull moment} in the whole play and the final) act is one which is destined to, give every one a most pleasant, and enjoyable evening of laugh- | ter and surprise. At the present time the choice | of the complete season’s plays | are undecided, but it is guar- anteed that those plays which; the people of Key West want| will be the deciding factor. The! director, Mr. Holmes, hopes to} establish a permanent winter play house in this city. He has! stated that there has been an un- usual amount of interest and en- thusiasm shown in the __ legiti- mate theater here and that there is really a place for such project as a play house where people can really enjoy a_ life-! like performance on the stage. The Red Barn Players have t their summer playhouse in a large red barn on the Boston Turnpike between Worcester and Boston, Massachusetts. The cast includes the following profes- sional people: George Perkins, Dorothy Carroll, Sharla Wallace, Alan Holmes, Almera Carroll, Joseph Daniel, Rotholie Wallace, Charles Birmingham. The Players have the intention of fostering local talent in Key West. The first play has the following additional members in their cast: John Putnam, Vir- ginia Lockrow and _ William Warner. CAR WAS BURIED BUFFALO, Wyo.—J. C. Hub- bard’s car probably will spend the winter in a snow drift. Hub- bard had to abandon the machine while driving in a blizzard on Powder River Pass. |place of business at SANDS’ CASE IS CONTINUED AWAIT TERM OF CRIMI- NAL COURT The case of Eugene Sands who | was given a preliminary hearing yesterday afternoon on charges of having in his possession at his Marathon, slot machines, contrary to the law, was continued this morning in the court of Judge Raymond Lord. Much of the evidence which was gone over at the hearing yesterday was taken up again this morning before Judge Lord, and the evidence was so con- clusive the judge decided that Mr. Sands be placed under bond of $500 to await the next session’ of criminal court. COUPON FOR CARPET GOLF Elsewhere in this issue ap- pears a Free Coupon which en- titles the person who clips the THE KEY WEST CITIZEN FIFTY ATTEND — MAINE MEMORIAL REHEARSAL OF SERVICES WILL BE K. W. PAGEANT HELD TOMORROW | LY REHEARSALS; PLANS, AT MAINE PLOT IN CITY) BIGGER EVENT EACH YEAR: CEMETERY, BEGINNING AT WHIPPING UP SCENES | ac i ay } Approximately fifty persons at-| Maine Memorial Services will; night at Division Street, School | February 15th, at 5 o'clock, under, with Emil) Sweetings pageant dir | the auspices of B. H. McCalla! hearsal tonight at 8 o’clock. (carp No. 5 and Auxiliary, Unit+{ All individuals and organiza-|ed Spanish War Veterans. | tions who wish to participate are; All organizations are to report | urged to attend, as the pageant) to Capt. Arthur Sheppard, Mar-| committee is anxious to secure many additions to the cast of 200° shall of Parade, at 4:45 p. m. for of last year. “The rehearsal last! parade to the cemetery, starting night _ was tremendously en-| from the corner of Southard and couraging,” Mr. Sweeting ‘Stated, | Margaret streets, in front of the) “but only one week remains be- H G Ss 1. fore the pageant opens for a two- | Harris Grammar Schoo! All military ana patriotic or-! day run, so rehearsals must be. held almost every night.” | ganizations are requested to join| Depicting the highlights of in this memorial service at this Key West’s colorful history, the : time. pageant will consist of nine ac-; Program follows: tion scenes; emphasis has been} Song, America—Band and, aud-| \placed upon additional music,) iencé. | chorus solos, and some} Invocation—Rev., Y. A. aie iso been added AS phe. Baptist Church. the revision of the pageant. Introductory , Beatie Marion |entirél¥. new. scene has beenysof Ceremonies Comrade Chas.’ H. |added, showing Key West’s =e Ketchum. | ‘development and increasing pop* Song, Selected =, Auxiliary ularity as an island resort. | members, Mrs. Robinson and Mrs.} “The pageant committee is un-: Nelson, | dertaking the presentation of the! Talk in Spanish—Senor historical pageant again this! perez, Cuban consular office. year, in an effort to further mal Band Selection — Hospitality | tablish it as an annual event”, Band, Prof. Barroso, conductor. Mr. Sweeting explained. “We, R ‘emarks—Senor E. Esquinaldo, believe that the pageant offers! president, Cuban Patriots. | an excellent means of portraying Song, Selected — Auxitiary the interesting past and present! of the Island City. It is our hope | oemerys Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. that in time the Key West eo Pageant can become predomi- | Memorial Address—Lt. a nantly aquatic, and eventually be, B. Studley, U. S. Navy. staged at one of the beaches with Band_ Selection — Hospitality Band, Pref. Baroso, conductor, | Indian war canoes, Spanish gal- leons, pirate schooners, wrecking ere The Vacant Chairs#Mrs. ichae! . craft, and American . gunboats. > | The pageant should grow in, ‘Memorial Tribute = . Mec Ma scope and beauty each year. ° Camp No.5, U.S,W.N; Annual Pageant Fund ‘ Salute — {Detashmenl, “The net proceeds of the! C.AC., FING. + ‘Taps—Bawter; +) --265th, ‘pageant will be deposited in a! fund for its annual production. | F.N.F:, (Bugler; Hjorth ¢ ; Benedietion—Rey., J Many costumes and stage ‘sets | lare available from last year, and | First “Methedist SRN South. Jose 268th it Fonte, Church} 'the Federal Music Project of Mi-| ami is to loan its lighting, sound, !| and costume equipment.” | | The NYA and several depart- | ments of the WPA are cooperat- | ling in the production of the pageant. Mrs. Eva Warner of ‘the Recreation Department is! FUNERAL HOME Established 1885 , Licensed Funeral Directors and Embalmers 24 Hour Ambulance Service’ SSS BENJAMIN LOP! | + , TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1939 | Cheha kkk deb ddbt tL tLtLtltiLtLLititLeLLleLeZZL La) N \ \ : \ K \ IN N N N \ KN) N x N ‘ \ N N N N N \ N \ N N N x , \ > 4 4 | go as far as Miami, where a visit advertisement to a free game of | assistant director of the pageant; ./carpet golf at Fruitland Course, Sates pee io eee corner of Simonton and Division pageant and will also write pub-! streets. jlicity; Mrs. Ann Livingston and Play continues at this popular yiss Christine Calico of the Rec- | |recreation center and the feature | peation Department are music| |Presented in this issue is design-|anq dance directors again this jed to make more people, bot year; George Mills White, local |residents and visitors, acquairt- supervisor of the Federal Music fed with the course. Messrs. project has offered the coopera- Kirchheiner and Newton are ce- tion of that department; Town- Proprietors of the course. ‘send Morgan of the Federal Art Project is preparing posters; Mrs. Mrs. Duncan Left Etta Curry and Mrs. Piedad Parra of the Women’s Work Cen- Enroute Home ter will prepare costumes; Vic- tor Lowe and Peter Knight of Mrs. Iva Duncan, sister of Mrs.’ the NYA will Spyallaure pare as stage sets. see “raed ea ear tice S E R V | C E S VICES FOR: | POPE TOMORROW sister, and with her mother, Mrs. ‘Hannah Griffin, and other rela- | tives, left on the early bus this morning enroute to her home in | Indianapolis, Indiana. Accompanying Mrs. Duncan 2 e Services for the Holy , Father,’ was her sister, who proposes to fhe latelsbone! Hust, will be! of several days will be made, and Conducted tomorrow morning at} Mrs. Duncan will go to Tampa. the local Catholic church. for a visit with other relatives be-|_ The order of the services will fore going home. be Low Mass at 6:30 and Solemn _| Requiem Mass at 8 o'clock. PERSONAL MENTION, "=" On this occasion we wish to thank our many friends for their Attorney Bart A. Riley, for- Wonderful expressions of sym- jmerly of Key West, but who is pathy given at the grievous now making his home in Miami, time experienced when Caridad was an arrival in tht city yes- Manuela, our beloved daughter terday for a short business visit. | and grand-daughter, passed away. Mr. Riley paid a call at The! The donations of floral tributes Citizen office during the after- and cars wagyvespecially appre- noon. ciated. = MR.. AND MRS. MANOLA Elwood Roberts was a pas- BARROS, MR. AND MRS. JUAN | senger leaving on the early bus LOPEZ. + febl4-1tx:' for Miami where he goes to ac- cept a position with the cnn Ng Packing Co., of which his fathe! Ross Roberts, is agent in Ha- , A N . Mrs. Rose Kirchik left on the early bus this morning for a visit of several days with relatives and friends in Miami. 70 years. ing taste as the BEST BE Mrs. J. L. Thompson, who was spending a while with sha son- in-law and daughter, Mrs. Bert Baker, and other at ativés, left on the early bus to- day for her home in Lake City, accompanied by her grandson, Charles Willard Baker, who will visit for a while. j Phone 135 Night 696 EEE AER Hear the Whittemore “Tnternational Host” 5:15 P. M. Monday thru Friday — Interviews with plane. arrivals at the famous. Pan- © American Airways. LESLIE HARRIS at the mike WQAM 560 KC Miami Broadcasting Company LIIILISIIIIOVOIO OLD all PETER DOELGER BEER The Brewery that has brewed good beer for over . recognized by drinkers of discriminat- ER. 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