The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 27, 1940, Page 5

WEDNESD/ AY, MARCH 27, ae THE CUHRENT EXHIBIT at Man d ugh vied shown cums and « iety is given nition by the studic cenes, figure pes ecial- West Richard 1 is a ‘Atwell 1940 = KEY WEST See POINTS GF INTEREST MONROE, COUNTY COURT- HOUSE. t and Whit Works “i private ® “ART C! Front Strec +, bition of Key ed by Rus Jack Greit- attractive’ in A single s of Arizona, One ting treatment of re- CHILDREN’S CLASSES held 1turday morning at the t shown an ap- nprovement in at- § two week ing. All par- feren, whose ag the 5 pled 16 years, a age of the oppo: «them to the zre all free class- MARSTEN. photo- he Federal Art Pro- hington. PD C., wa to the gallery larsten is on his to Kev West on vaca- here. he will no m ome own collec- TOWNSEND MORGAN. the our Art, Center, has rned from a most im- tate wide meeting in ille of directors from n Florida Community of the Florida Art the W s_ Project r ce meeting a picture of ing, purposes, civic and accomplishments rious units of the te project and to crystal- oblenms and formulate plans concerned with per- mar establishment of Centers. Mr. Morgan brings back an ncouraging report of the splend ccomplishments of the putting Florida to pres praise high instituted and = main- hout all the Art That the work of the government in the of th rts is one of 1 movements of illustrated by the pread public sion of the pro- t Centers repre has recently public work by of art maga- national reputation and mmendation of the yn program in to the exhibition he Florida Art agencies of un- istration of LAST THURSDAY'S open eve- sts and Art Center the Key West was an en- Ithough each art colony are until next sea- ntinues in these the highlights is the presence ox Beall, noted £ New York, who ) g talk to the KEY WEST PLAYERS this week with tice of “Squar- ) Friday night at the Harris auditorium. The Art Center welcomes this new mem- ber of the cultural family of Key West. Let us give it a fine send off and crowd the hall. Every- one wants dramatics in Key West. English artist, secutive winners Henry Hall, an painted 43 con: of the Derby. the - brushes of K Artists and traveling through Florida WPA Art ect. DUVAL STREET (north ‘end) CHARTER BOAT BDOCK—Berth of sea ck tug Warb. le: rhich often re is to of distress from * Usu nall sightsecir boats anc ter sailings the Tortug: Sutton Lines, CITY HALL—1 Departments ets. Building, only dai published in M rectly opposite. FISH MARKETS Greene Sire Atlantic fish are sold dipy out of water and dress your eyes, ote boats old ailing yachts and fishing t ed in harbor. KEY WEST POST OFFICE— Caroline and Simonton Street THOMPSON INTERESTS 1. ation Building I Mare ghtseeing pla » Fort Jeffersor 60 miles nroe County, wrecks on hore, Turtle Ci turtle wait > sound el! Wishitie Kingfishing Fleet. Ast turtle schooner comes in GULF MARINE STATION rter Boat Docks. Caroline near Margarct GRAIG DOCKS, Marine Sta organ- 1‘ MOAG that went ta cen MUNICIPA IL SPONGE DOCK > and Grinncl W. men return long as thre auction ARMY RARRACKS NAVAL AIRBASE—P sts. Arr right. Naval PB ¥ 3 AND Stre Y note under developr Re: aht Clab RAYVIEW PARK is at the of Palm Dr He grounds, chess and « shuffleboard and one to Cuban which was G Aldi Kev West ABANDONED CIGAR TORTES—Roosevelt Boulev Bertha Stree uri mur ‘ of salt from sea obtained vearl REST REACH AND CARANAS —Roosevelt Boulev: and Ber- tha Street. EAST MARTFIS.0 TOWFR Roosevelt Boulevard. One of the finest old fortifications ins the country, built during Civil War. This-is A ntic side of Boule- vard....Note ships at sea hugsin? the Recf to get out of the cur. rent of the Gulf Stream. They are passing to Gulf, Cubar i South American ports. At nor end of Roos It Boulevar is the sporty Kev W: Southern- most Golf Course and Botanic Gardens. “Believe It Or Trained Fish are at Raw CASA MARINA. Coast’ Railway Resort c West’s. most telry. It is at south end velt Boulevard on Atlantic | SOUTH BEACH and Southern- ‘Hotel beautiful @erseccccccecesccecececese Home this Order. be eercenegoooeeoeee most Home in United States—Du- | i 2 sea- wall ONLY INLAND LIGHTHOUSE » Unit mum for the fir every ements under this head din The Citi e raiesof one each’ insertio: az (Ic) a but the seston in instance is twenty-five > cents (25c). FACTORY Di n CIGAR shopping ORDER FOR PUBLICATION $-10,1940 FoR we is Loveland ate shall be law. he herafn ‘willbe | — Two iy ate the * first: Mon- fb poanitod 4 Records, fd prop- PERSONA u rid .cartivitate ording - desgribed therein, will b. the Richest ‘bidder ‘At the rst, Mon- 1940, 1940 of | March, + Sawyer f Monroe 10,1940 5 CIRCUIT COURT OF. TH JUEDICIA STATE OF AND FOR MONRO IN CHANCERY RHE Loni ‘a “OUNTY. 7-240 WEL Plaintiff, DIVORCE. IARLAND A. HOWELL, Defendant ORDER OF PUBLICATION POSITION nid’ ‘Aetentlants HER ORDERED that published sonee. 2 ek for four consecutive Meeks in Key West, Citizen, @ mewspaper OLD Advertisers snould give iheir eddrezs as weil as their advertisers Sov have T TRANS?O RTATION hington Fleming BOTTOM Four y Hors ; Four with Appl; Anchor 59.00. ich 50x100. stan Petronia street apr]4-> to Von, Apply | POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Monroe County Democratic Primary, May 7, 1940 For Governor SPESSARD L. HOLLAND or Governor cae WARREN For State ; Comantiollac J. M. LEE For Judge Circuit Cou W. H. BURWELL (Group One) For Judge of the Circuit Court GEO. E. McCASKILL (To Succeed Judge Trammell) (Group 3) JUDGE Re-nominate WORTH W. For Circuit Judge (Group: 3) For Judge of ihe) ‘Circuit Court JUDGE PAUL D. BARNS (Group 4) TRAMMELL For State Representative BERNIE C. rary (For Re-Ele For County Judge ROGELIO GOMEZ Fer County Judge RAYMOND R. LORD (For Re-Election) For State and County ,Tax Collector FRANK H. LADD ieee Re- iecon For State andl cone Tax Collector JOE C. MCMAHON For County Tax Assessor CLAUDE GANDOLFO For Gaunty Tax sAsisisen J. OTTO KIRCHHEINER (For Re-Election) ‘For Clerk Circuit Court ROSS C. SAWYER (For Re-Election) For Clerk of the Circuit Court ISADORE L. WEINTRAUB Better Known As “Izzy” For Clerk of Criminal Court C. SAM B. CURRY (For Re-Election) For Clerk of Criminal Court LEONARD B. GRILLON “Lennie” ngton . $750 for 1219 Pearl CORNER near Tower: $1,900. Mar- Box feb20-s sell chea ng 28-36 horsenow- Will sell CARDS, - $1.2! 10. THE ARTMAN PR Three bu zen Office. particulers and price. Box OR, The Citizen mar25-27x hance to bid on order. The ray 19-tf TED—A your next printing Elect T. JENKINS CURRY For Sheriff For Sheriff BERLIN A. SAWYER “Re-Elect KARL 0. THOMPSON For Sheriff For County Commissioner, First District EDUARDO C. GOMEZ “Eddie” i For County Comm: WM. H. MONSALVATGE (For Re-Election) ioner, First District For County Commissioner, Second District J. FRANK ROBERTS Fer County Commissioner, Fourth District WILLIAM T. DOUGHTRY, JR. For County Commissioner, Fourth District NORBERG THOMPSON For County Gane Fifth District Known Universally As “Poor Old Craig” of Craig, Fla. R. W. CRAIG For County Commissioner, Fifth District MRS. ELLIE LOWE POSITION WANTED WANTED: secretarv Experi- alenoerarner: position enced SHED APAR T- - ks from South Mish n Monroe County, State f March, A “HOTELS _ For ne Commissioner, Fifth District W. A. PARRISH Thee Mémber Bosna of Public Instruction, First District DONALD CORMACK Sof the Bou First District FRANKLIN ARENBERG (For Re-Election) For Justice of the Peace, First District RAUL RILEY CARBONELL For Justice of the Peace, Second District ENRIQUE ESQUINALDO, JR. (For Re-Election) For Constable, First District RAY ELWOOD BRING YOUR VISITI Sawyer Judi- .fAean ‘room: ff. aprs-10-17-24,1940 , i ING friends in need of a good night’s rest to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL. y the homey atisfactory rates. may17-tf enj tmorpliere. | Ss $17 Fleming St. For Constable, First District HARRY JOHNSON For Constable, Second District BASIL R. TYNES THIS COED DRESSES ON NINETEEN CENTS A DAY \ ted Trews? AUSTIN, Tex, Mar. 27.--A ; college girl can be well dressed ES as little as 19 cents 2 day. Qnly one girl out of 80 ques- jtioned at the University of Texas jhome economies department was |able to accomplish it, however. She spent $70 for clothing one year; the group average was $230 and the greatest expendi- j ture was $730, The girl who spent $70 bought ifour dresses, two of wool, one : linen, and one silk?) two wool [suits, a tweed cat and a sweater jand made four blouses and slips. She paid 69 cents for gowns and 79 cents for hose. 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