The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 27, 1940, Page 3

SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1940 -- SOCIETY :-: Novelle Hutchinson’s Engagement Announced; Wedding To Be In June The Rev. and Mrs. Hutchinson announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Miss No- velle Hutchinson, to James Clif- ford Lane, of Greensboro, Ga., the G. W.{Education of the Florida i | | Meth- odist Conference, with head- quarters at Lakeland. © Miss Hutchinson’s mother is the for- wedding to take place in June, in/mer Lillie Rowan, daughter of the First Methodist Church, at| the late James Henry Rowan and} Monroe, Ga. The bride-elect was graduated j Nashvill from Lakeland High School and | is active from. Florida Southern College, receiving the A. B. degree with a | Florida conference major in music from the latter. Miss Hutchinson also the bachelor of music degree from Wesleyan Conservatory, Macon, Ga., and continued musical studies at Juilliard School of Music in New York City. At present she is on the faculty of the Georgia Vocational and Trades School at Monroe, Ga., where she has been head of degree from the music department for the past three years. The father of the bride-elect is vocational the pastor of the First Methodist (Old Stone) Church in this city. He has served other pastorates gia Vocational and T: at Ft. Lauderdale, Tampa, t. Augustine, and Cocoa, and for several years extension tary of the Board of Christian | received jinson, of Augusta, i the former Phoebe Knight of Ga. Mrs. Hutchinson n the Christi program of the Brothers of the bride-elect are Glenn Hutch- Ga., former eporter for the Ft. Lauderdale Yaily News, and Joseph Hutch- tion training her jinson, of Emory University. Mr. e is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Clarence Lane of Lincolnton, Ga. A graduate of Berry College at Rome, Mr. Lane also received the B. S. A. the University of Followi his gradua- became Georgia. tion he education with the National Youth Administration Residential Pro, at the Geor- des School t Monroe. At present he is School tem. sys- | | Schools Prepare For May Fete Members of special commit- tees acting for the Harris School, Division Street School and High School P.-T. A.’s announced to- day that plans are practically | complete for the annual May} Fete to be held at Bayview Park | |next Wednesday, May 1. i Mrs. B. .C. Papy, of Harris ' School group, is general chair-} man of fhe affair. | The Fete will get under. way at 4:30 o’clock in the afternoon | | de ian Educa-}next Wednesday and a_ large) Florid cast of characters, dancers, marchers, singers and other fea- tures are in daily rehearsal for | the évent, it was announced to- | day. Straw Vote Dance At Pena’s Tonight Gala Floor Show will be pre- sented in connection with the Big Straw Vote Dance to be held} 1 instructor in tonight at Pena’s Garden ofj1n 1 Roses. An excellent program has been prepared for the dance which will be headed by Johnny Pritch- ard’s dance orchestra with a as vocational education instructor in; number of feature acts. | - the Greene County Straw voting in connection | jwith the dance will start this aft- | _/erneon at 4:00 o’clock and will Large Crowd At Bingo, Card Party Large crowd attended the bingo and card party given Tues- day evening, 8:00 o'clock, in the Parish Hall by St. Elizabeth’s Guild of St. Paul’s Church. Door prize was arded to Mrs. Mamie Williams; Bridge prizes to Mrs. Peter Knight, Mis. J. J. Montgomery, Mrs. Emma Del Pino, Mrs. J. R. Byrd, Mrs. Ella Curry ,Mrs. William Mon- salvatge and Miss Margaret Neff. Those attending were: Miss Nellie B. Curry, ; Hilda Salis, Mrs. J. R. Byrd, Miss Margaret Neff, Mrs. J. H. Rob- erts, Mrs. Emma Del Pino, Mrs. Ella Curry, Mrs. Ben Watkins, Miss Florrie Baker, Mrs. Amy Shine, John Sawyer, Mrs. Mary Cruz, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Knight, Mrs. Edith Ladd, Mrs. Sybil Rus- sell, Mrs. Reba Sawyer, Joseph Ladd, Mrs. Nellie Curry, Mrs. Pape Pelaez, Mrs. Louise Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Monsalvatge, Mis ine Johnson, Bert Buck- ley, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mont- gomery, Miss Mary Buckley, Miss Virginia Shine, Miss Yvonne Pinder, Miss Annie Mrs. Grace Lowe, Mrs. Williams. Minnie Boll and Mrs. John Ro- Lily Kemp, Mrs. ll, Mrs. Stephen Alice Jane Ra- abelle Ingraham, wyer, Mrs. John Vera Mulligan, Mrs. Louise n, Mr. and Malcolm Pierce, Mrs. Agnes , Mrs. Kate Maloney, Billy Ladd, Joe Austin Pierce, Mrs. Ruth Pierce, Mrs. Flora or, Mrs. Marzyck, Mrs. Harry Saw- yer, Mrs. Bertie Whitman, Mildred Caraballo, Mrs. Be: Ponder, Miss Ruby Edwards, Marguerite Hilton, John J. Ro mero. Mamie mero, Juliette Senior Class Delights Audience With Presentation Of ‘June Mad’ By A. H. A. Cla of ‘41 dramatists did themselves proud last night with their presentation of the sophis- ticated play cailea “June Mad”. and many, many were the ladie and gentlemen present who w reminded of their “kid puppy love affairs” as they watched and sympathized (and applauded, too) with poor, dear 15-year-old Penny Wood as she struggled through the suffreings of a pret- ty bad case of “first real lov And here’s a tip for the y West Play You say you're looking for talent to join your group. Just look over the cast of “June Mad” and pick any play- er. They are all worthy of-mem- bership in your organization. And did you know the produc- tion was totally student-man- ‘son not a mem- s play committee was behind the scenes last night Miss Ida M. Engel told the aud- ience that as she declaimed cred- it for the successful perform- ance and passed the roses over to Jack. Weech, student director. Of course, Jack hurriedly as- sured us’ that Miss Engel was responsible for the fine job turn- ed in by the cla: —but, at any rate, it wi something to know that the students were put quite on their own. And now for the orchids—no, not the ones Roger Van V: that “cosmopolite” heart-bre: er, played by Walter Malone: purchased for Julie Harris, play- ed by Magali De Leon. Sylvia Pinder takes the first bunch of orchids for a swell in- terpretation of her part. Not once did she falter in an assign- ment that demanded a_ varied technique as Penny Wood. How she did grow up—under the in- fluence of her own statement, “suffering does age one”. Jessie Watkins, as mother, was fine. portrayal of guiding her daugh- ter, and family; through the try- ing period, was excellently por- trayed. She was, indeed, a typ- ical mother. , the older From here on, the task is hard. | Supporting cast was excellent and “one simply can’t pick one out over any other one”, as Penny would say it. Here’s a try, though. Cates Roland Kecton as Penny’s doctor father, and Ray G (Gallahad) Mervyn Roberts had similar - length parts and all rated high on our Ge c as Chuck Harris, Perez, approximately score sheet. Sincerity and fine feeling was displayed by all. We've mentioned Walter Ma- loney. He portrayed the villain (or was he?) in excellent manner, even though we'd just as soon he hadn't tried to sing to his loves Of about requirements were th Mr. Harris, played by Jack horn; Milly Lou Mary Sawyer, and the aforementioned part played by sali De Leon. These support- ers of the principals turned in a of work. ie ,the maid, with her petti- coat troubles, played by Eve Val- dez; Elmer Tuttle, the would-be butler the Wood manage, played by Arthur Hollerick; and Shirley and Ralph Wentworth, played by Joan Bowen and Hen- ry Vinson ,completed the excel; lent cast. Scenery was fine. All action took place in the Wood’s living equal parts of by of room, but we didn’t mind that as (* fine- |** the ly done. Quite necessary stage sets were so ver tumes were frequent changes One point in I up was overlooked, pe! in not pro Z mustache ok, were the for 1embers of the cast. The production crew was listed as follows on the neat programs provided: Business Manager — Lorayne jis assistant, and ran from her qo Harrington; Tickets—Ella Nicolai; Advertisin g—Lillie Knowles; ee »©60© Manager — Charles Pierce; Prompters—Freda Hancock and Mae s Dolores Romaguera; Scenery—Jack Murray, Jack Miller, Nilo Sanchez, Milton Ap- pel and Lorayne Harrington; Costumes—Manager, Lois Ma- lone; assistant, Charles Ketch- um; Make-Up—Elaine Carney and Shirley Elbertson; Property Manager — Belva Hicks; Entertainment—Phillip Orta; Lights—Warren Russell and Baldwin, ! Mrs. Ivadelle , Mr $ Williams, 95, last until midnight tonight, at which time the count of ballots will be made. ‘Greate<t Band’ At La Conga Tonight . ; ck Kings of Rhy. ¢ to be the greatest 1 ever played in Key furnish music for icht at La Conga Club er it street. Frank their friends out tonight big tim cellent “Twelv band for a nd an evening of ex- ainment, Raymonde-Dessez Nuptials Thursday The wedding of Miss Betty Raymonde, of New York, and) Paul T. Dess on of Command- er Paul T. D U. S., N.M.C., retired, tonk place Thursday aft- ernoon in the office of Judge | ,, Raymond. R. Lord and. was. wit-) jnessed by Miss Etta Patterson and Gilberto Ortiz. | Following the ceremony a de- lightful buffet supper was served at the home of the newlyweds at 512 Caroline street. The bride’s was beautifully decorated with stephanotis and white _ lil- lies. Those present at ~the Dr. and Mrs. William R. rren. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rob- Mr, and Mrs. Vie Carroll, .and Mrs. Jack Dudley, Mrs. Donald Stewart, Mrs. Harry A. Prindle, Mrs. Minnie Neiling and daughter, Miss Carol, Mrs. Vir- ginia on and Gil Ortiz. , .The guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dessez departed at a late hour, ishing for them~a life filled with happiness. LILLY ANNOUNCES SERMON SUBJECTS or Jim Lilly, of Fleming s et Methodist Church, will |preach on the following subjects | at that church tomorrow morning and evening: “The Bible and Its Uses” will! be discussed in the’ morning ser- |mon and “The Glorified Church” will be the evening topic at 8:00) o'clock. | At night the pastor will de- |seribe that type church as ex- plained in the Bible. The church extends an invita- tion to all to attend either or) | both of these services. Good mu- | cal programs are a part of both} ices. WwW Past Stree Bsa Sa Se cess | FIRST ‘PHONE USER DEAD | a | BOSTON—Mrs. Caroline A. who owned the first private telephone line in the! United States, died recently. Her telephone was installed on April 4, 1897, by Alexander Gra- | ham Bell and Thomas A. Watson, | home to the electrical shop of; her husband, the late Charles) Williams, Jr. { Costa Rica maintains an army | of only 800 men. | China supplies 75 per cent of | ,the- world’s commercial bristles. | Bill Whitehead; | Sound—Roy Rogers. . { The cast acknowledged assist- | ance from the following: Mr. Mains and the Manual Training Department, Miss Lois} Williams, Mrs. Bessie M. Eagan, | Mrs. Jack Hayes, Earl Garlotte,' | Jerome Nottage and Don Her-} ‘rick, 1 . 1 and Teddy invite all of v supper THE KEY WEST CITIZEN AT LONG LAST WAUCHULA—A letter posted in this city was returned to the writer 18 years later. IN THE INA r n L TO CRE! und All Persons Demands To All © Having Lora, County, fice i Monroe house in a, within | from the | vot. | tion 120 of the 1933 Probate Act. Date April PAL As_Adminis BE. Perky, Dece IT COURT OF TH vs. LOUIS RUBIN, Defendant PUBLICATION TO ANT: Hospital, w York, required to ap- pear Complaint in the and entitled cause , 1940 otherwise the ns thereof will be taken der to be ‘or f ce 1 est Citiz paper publisked in Key ida Done and ordered this 5th day of il, A. D. 1940. Ly Ross C Sawyer uit Court, Monroe | County, I a. By: (Sd.) Florence B, Sawyer, Deputy Clerk, apr6-1 tO: In r LI , also some- LOUIS O. You, notifie uch of you, dito p , which y of you, may have of Lewis O. eith the » Raymond and for s t his of- County Court House of ja, within from the ion hereof. eC fice in the Monroe nd post imant and sh the claimant, his i} Such claims and demands not 1 within the time and in the | manner prescribed herein shall be 1 be sworn nt or at- | 19th day of April, A.| Attorney fc X ; 11,1940 | IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. | Alice Lightbown MacLennon | Plaintiff, | vs. | Daniel G. MacLennon, Defendant. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION TO THE DEFENDANT: David G. MacLennon, Clo Curran, Town of Arden, State of Delaware. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint in} the above styled, and entitled} cause on May 6th, 1940 etherwise the allegations therein will be taken as confessed. | This order to be published | once a week for four consecutive | weeks in The Key West Citizen, a newspaper published in Key West, Florida. Done and ordered this 5th day | of April, 1940. (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit Court, Mon- roe County, Florida. By: (Sd.) Florence E. Sawyer, Deputy Clerk. apr6-13-20-27; may4,1940 In Re R. € ‘TORS All Person: All i or Demands | Hi A; e: ; ou, are hereby to present | any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may_ have} the estate of R. C. Perky, | ed, late of Monroe County,! da,'to the Hon. Raymond R°| Lord, County Judge ‘of Monroe County, and file the same in his of- fice in’ the County Courthouse in} Monroe County, Florida, ‘within | ight calendar ‘months from the| date of the first publication hereof. Said claims or demands to contain the legal address of the claimant | and to be swom to and presented aforesaid, or same will be bar- red. See Section 120 of the 1933 Probate Act. ® Date April 3, A. D. | PAUL KUNSCHIK, | ?T. CARLOS HENSLEE, | ROBERT M, HARRIS,” | As Executérs of the Last Will and Testament of RC. Perky, De-/| ceased. apré-13-20-27,1940 no 1940. DSQUALFED LST List of all Electors who are Disqualified to vote in the Pri- mary Election to be held on the 7th Day of May, A.D., 1940, as de- termined from the Registration Books, and approved by the Board of County Commissioners at a regular meeting held for that purpose on April 24th, 1940: PRECINCT NO. ONE Acosta, Ludy Auerbach, Jane Auerbach, Fred Anti, Chester Benefield, Joseph Benefield, Orlene Botella, Manuel Burchell, Merill Borresen, Alfred L. Bird, Charles M. Crawford, Annie Cosgrove, Richard N. Cervantes, Dolores Codwin, Ernest G. Hall, B. D. Habecker, Margarita Habecker, William W. Holtsberg, Rose Johnson, Irene B. Jones, Proctor Keister, Charles B. Keister, Alice D. Mulrennan, Edwin Matthews, Thelma Matteson, Mary Porter, Grace D, Page, F. M. Russell, Maxwell M. Rendueles, Cora Lee Robinson; Lewis W., Jr. Recio, Alfred L., Jr. Singleton, Joseph E. Somers, C. E, Salley, Ernestine Mears Salley, Henry M. Thompson, Judson Tiller, Frances Lee $2554 5555 5555555555 Se Seeds ee sesdseess PRECINCT NO. TWO Bamo, Evelio Curry, Alfred Cash, Ruth Fernandez, Norberto Harkins, Lillian Kirchheiner, Anna Lopez, Dora Moffatt, Victor B. Orta, Frank, Jr. Orta, Louis Perez, Virginia Roig, Edward J. Roig, Evangeline Smith, Rufus Solano, Andres Soriano, Augustine Vildostegui, Matias Valdez, Nicalo Seseseseeseeeeeesss PRECINCT NO. THREE Avila, Amparo Avila, Stephen C, Bowery, H. B. Coons, W. S. Curry, Louise A. Cruz, Tony Carey, Edna Causey, Jesse F., Jr. Delaney, Frank Demeritt, Hersell Dorgan, Nellie Duarte, Evangelina Elgin, A. C. Elgin, Marie Eberhardt, Fred O. England, Ellis R. England, Grace E. Fabrikant, Myron Fuller, Elizabeth M. Gato, Fernando H. Hilton, Charles M. Harris, Norman Harris, Wiliard Hamilton, Eppie Johnson, S. O. Johnson, Norman Jemison, Roy Jemison, Midge Jones, Shirley Jerman, Ruby Kerr, Ida ! Knowles, Thomas Milton Lopez, John Lowell, Maryjane Martinez, Jose Martinez, Eloisa McCarthy, Edward R. McCarthy, Dorothy Navarro, J. M. Norman, Oscar N. Naylor, Lina Peterson, John H. Peterson, Fannie Pinder, Edna Z. Pinder, Clement Pinder, W. W. Phillips, Ethel May Pinder, Geneva Peele, Shuler Roberts, F. O. Roberts, Edward L. Roberts, Mary E. Roberts, Thomas E. Roberts, Louisa Roberts, Drucilla Roberts, Ledora Roberts, Louise Roberts, Mizpah Robidere, Rose Russell, Julia B. Ryssell, Dale B. Shultz, Mary E. Sawyer, Florence C. Sawyer, Lois D. Shehane, Clara Viola Shehane, Yancy Tillman Stickney, Joseph D. Stickney, Zelma Tolle, Joe A. Tolle, Elizabeth Todd, D. Herble Weatherford, Albert L. Weatherford, Frances J. Warren, Yulee e ‘ddddddideadeseseeedeseedesedesdeeedseeaeeedseeesseeeeedeeeeseeeseeeeeeeees Williams, Mary Curtis Watkins, Ida Watkins, Joseph N. Weber, Phillip A. Woods, Delmar Woods, Mary Lou PRECINCT NO. FOUR Aguilar, Jose Acosta, Mabel Armayor, Alibey Oliver Bello, Jose Betancourt, Guillermo Bazo, Mary Cartaya, Jose Castellanos, Geraldo Castellanos, Ernestina Crespo, Alfredo Fernandez, Marina Garcia, Blanca Lopez, Mary G. Orta, Bernardo H. Orta, Lima Pierce, L. R. hi Pierce, Lilla i Perez, Manuel Perez, Francisco, Jr. Perdomo, Regla l Rodriguez, Minerva Sweeting, T, B. Sevilla, Rosa Weintraub, Celia PRECINCT NO. FIVE Adams, James H. Ayala, A. F. Aymong, N. R. Aymong, Ramona Brown, C.C. Brown, Julia Mae Bervaldi, Lena Barker, Daniel M. Curry, John Curry, Charles M., Jr. Cates, Julia Carey, Euphemia Carey, Mary Lillian Cordova, Joe Cleraents, Mabel Curtis, Mary L. Eigh, Carl Elwood, Annie Erickson, Eleanor £ Erickson, Raymond S. Felton, Mary Felton, Adelle Fine, Charles R. Gates, Ray Guerro, Frank Griffin, Minnie K. Gonzalez, Kathleen Hathaway, Earl Haskins, Oliver J. W. Johnson, Matilda Johnson, Joseph MijJlard Johnson, Jennie Kirschenbaum, Nellie L. Knowles, Everett Key, M. Corine Lowe, Corine Ludlam, Joseph W. Ludiam, lah E. Landfield, Sam Lunn, Mary Louise Lunn, Arthur E Malone, Edward Mixon, J. W. Mixon, Pauline Ortega, Cresencia Plummer, Mark B. Plummer, Hazel Pendarvis, Alfred Powell, Lester Roberts, Thomas E. Roberts, Rebecca E, Roberts, George W. Russell, Benjamin E. Russell, Anna Elizabeth Riggs, Julia Sawyer, Julia Saunders, George HL Jr. Sands, May Sands, Beva Stinespring, Clevé Stinespring, Pauline Speer, Thelma iJ Sessions, Thomas B, . ~ Taylor, Hugh K, v Tedder, Isabelle Wells, William H. Jr. Wells, Robert W. Wells, Leona Mae Young, Ruby Young, N. C. PRECINCT NO. SIX Atwell, Laurence L. Atwell, Marjorie Armas, Andres Abreu, Dolores Alvarez, Armando Brantley, Mary Bonds, Charles Bauta, Aristide Curry, Newton Curry, Edward R. Cruickshank, Leota Cerezo, Ramon Catala, Cesar, Sr. Fletcher, Mariana Faraldo, Olga Fort, J. L. Harris, Daisy Hicks, Nellie M. Hinde, Owen Hinde, Claudia Hume, Edward G. Ingraham, Consuelo Key, Dorothy L. Koch, Loyd M. Lounders, Herman A. Lounders, Orion Lounders, Oscar Lounders, Emilio Lounders, Serene Lounders, Anna , Lounders, Janice’ Larsen, Victor G. Lone3, Dewitt Lones, Rosina saesaa Saeeseeeadeesssesseseeees Sddddddedssddddesessedssssssssdedeessssdessesssessssdenssssesseeeesededs PEEEEEECEECEEECECECECEEEECCCCCOCCEEEEEEEEEES po dea Bias Roberts, Elizabeth O. Roberts, Roy Russell, William R. Russell Mamie Key Russell, William A. Russell, Sybil Russell, Adelaide Russell, Gladys Elizabeth Silva, Francisco Sawyer, Wilson Sawyer, Julie Sawyer, Marie Stickney, Joseph Stirrup, Cyril * Tynes, Benjamin Tift, Louis Torano, Joe Thomas, Margaret Vidal, Benigno Vidal, Edelmira Varela, Branchie Wells, Joseph Weatherford, Eliza Wahl, Wilmer West, Janet MacGowan PRECINCT NO. SEVEN Alonzo, Edward Basso, Ysolina Castillo, Ignacio Casteliano, Amaranta Chile, Fernando DeArmas, Frank Doles, Nestor Fernandez, Manuel Gomez, Evelio Knowles, Louisa Kirtland, Fred R. Miller, H. J. Pinder, Robert W., Jr. Plant, Merton V. Plant, Albertina. Rodriguez, Eulalia Roque, Mabel Reyes, Milargro Stirrup, Leonie Thomas, Dan Valdez, Gregorio Vildostegui, Ernesto PRECINCT NO. EIGHT Atwell, Charles Aguiar, Fausto Albury, Clements Albert, Norma E. Albert, Franklin E. Agren, Judy Agren, Irwin Baker, Carrie Baker, Mary L. Bauta, Edelmiro Castro, Henrietta Curry, Clifford Chacon, Jose, Sr. Clenney, Estelle Clenney, E. C. Demeritt, Mary E. Dickinson, Mamie Edwards, F. M. Fulford, Roy Hiner, Ray P. Hiner, Erma Johnson, Marie Jones, Harry N. S. Jones, Lillian Knowles, Gilbert Lewis, William John Lewis, Daniel Monroe, Jr. Lewis, Annie Lois Lemus, Ignacio Lacedonia, Mirta Lacedonia, Jennie Lord, R. Freeman Lord, Mabel Irene Lazo, Charles Ley, Camille Marshall, Roland Medina, Marguerite Montecino, Gene McKinney, William W. Navarro, John Y. Olivieri, Charles Perky, R. C. Perez, Aurelio Perez, Juana Perez, Clara Perez, Leonard Perpall, G. Everett Russell, Nellie L. Russell, Willard F. Roberts, W. J. (Cracker) Roberts, Dahlia Roberts, Elizabeth Rieker, Martha L. Roig, Reynold Sands, Charles (Bogie) Smith, Edna B. Sands, Antonette M. Thompson, Godfrey Turner, Lemuel Valdez, Emma Widmyer, G. F. Walker, Mary Widmyer, Sylva H. Walker, William H. Woods, Dexter W. Woods, Thelma Walde, Lina M. Walden, Emmett S. Wardlow, Mamie E. PRECINCT NO. NINE Quick ia J. Smith, E. W. Wilson, Clyde T. PRECINCT NO. TEN Butters, Charles E, Butters, C, Ed a4 adddgeddegeeae CELE EEE EEECEEE EEE CeEEEeEEEe eee SS eesesssesesssssesses 44eeeeeeede deed eeedegeeeeeedeedeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees daeeeeecede PAGE THREE Butters, Fern : Eubanks, Aubia W. Felton, Edith Fraser, Don J. King, O. D. King, Elizabeth M. Pinder, B. Lee Pierce, John F. Pierce, Hasel L. Sweeting, Robert Spitz, R. S. Yancey, J. F. Seeeeeeesaed PRECINCT NO. ELEVEN Bethel, James B. BuShea, Alma H. Curry, Grover C. Grundy, Buck Hoover, Thelma Harris, Peggy Hodge, Melton L. Holingsworth, J. A. Jones, Nettie Kludow, Hans Little, A. J., Jr. Little, M. L. McCurry, R. M. McLeod, Rexford E. Norwood, Earl E. Sutten, Ralph Swilley, William: F. Thompson, A. T. Seeeeeeseeseeseeeeds I, John England, Supervisor of {Registration of Electors, in and |for Monroe County, Florida, do jhereby certify that the abdve names are the true list of -all those who have been stricken from the Registration Books by |the Supervisor of Registration, and approved by the Board , of County Commissioners, this the 24th day of April, A. D. 1940. JOHN ENGLAND, Supervisor of Registration, for Monroe County, Florida. Approved by the Board of County Commissioners. CARL BERVALDI, Chairman of the, Board. | apr27-1t Subscribe to The Citizen—20c | weekly. | AAs BER AEST IIT ETS “Key West's Outstanding” | LA CONCHA HOTEL Beautiful—Air-Conditioned Rainbow Room and Cocktail Lounge DINING and DANCING Strictly Fireproof Garage Open The Year Around GOOD LOOKING... 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