The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 10, 1940, Page 4

SOCIETY --: tholic Daughters Elect Officers; Honor State Grand Regent Tonight | local Catholic Daughters Mrs. Annie Wells, Mrs. Pauline | eing formulated by the various rt, No. 634, of St. Mary’s Star] Swe se ¢ lhe Sea Church, held its regu-| The State Grand Regent-of the | $04 time will be assured all who monthly meeting on Tuesday |Catholic Daughters, Mrs. May | #tend. ining. ted as follows: leher, SJ., Chaplain; Mrs. ginia Demeritt, Grand Regent; 's, Mamie Russell, Vice Grand gent; Mrs. Janie Smith, phetess; Mrs. Mamie DeBar- , Lecturer; Miss Anna Cor- an, Financial Secretary; Mrs. lelaide Ellsworth, Treasurer; rs. Blanche Hewett, Monitor; rs. Mamie Know Sentine’ irs. Virginia Baker, Historia rs. Regla Gwynn, Organist; tustees, Mrs. Helen Pa’ Mrs. ybil Dela Mrs. Margaret ran, Mrs. Beulah Demeritt, | Pinder. | Bagwell, will arrive in Key West |Ambassador Restaurant, Mrs. | Bagwell will install the newly- elected officers in the Catholic Daughters hall. The foliowing new members were initiated last night: Mrs. Hazel Bruce, jorie Lowe, Mrs. Magdalene Yates, Mrs. Martha Brennan, Mrs. Nellie Louise Sawyer, Mrs. Beu- lah Warren, Mrs. Kathleen De- meritt, Mrs. Elena McCoy, Mrs. Pearl Sawyer. These persons will be guests of honor at the banquet tonight. asic Week Program At Harris School The pupils of Harris and visitors enjgyed a very en- tertaining program, which presented yesterday morning the auditorium of the school. The program was in observance of Music Week and was directed by Miss Alce Curry of the Music Department. Prof. Duncan complimented Miss Curry and the pupils for their work accomplished during the year. Program follows: Song, “God Bless Assembly. Selections, “Alps Maids Band. Song, Assembly. Devotional Exercises — Rev. Hutchinson of Stone Church. who stressed the importance of music in one’s life and said that a per- son should cultivate appreciation for music. Music brings comfort to one, he stressed, and allows one to enter certain circles of so- ciety that otherwise he could not enter. . “Lullaby”—. mbly. “When De Banjo Play and “Sailing’—Boys Chorus. Recitation, “I Am Musci”— Nancy Norman. “Dream _ Bells”—Fifth Grade Chorus. “Waltz of the Chorus. Reading, Roberts. “I Love A Little Girls Chorus. . “The Magic of the Sixth Grade Chorus. Flag Salute. “America”—Assembly. About a month ago Prof. Dun- can offered a prize to the pupil who would be able to name the greatest number of shrubs and trees on the school grounds. Rose Mae Canalejo was presented with the prize, being able to name forty-one. Dan Stirrup v ner-up, naming twenty School was in America”— “Valse Blue” and Dream”—+Rhythm ver The Rainbow”— Flowers”—Girls “Music” — Kermit Cottage”— Moon”— Lavinia Atwell’s Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Atwell announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Luvinia Thelma Atwell, to Alvin R. Gates, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Gates. The, wedding set to take place on May 22. Good Talent Coming In ‘Pickles’ Much interest has been shown in the coming musical comedy “Pickles”, which will be present- ed in the High School Auditorium May 17th at 8:00 p. m. This show will be given by the An- drew Jackson High School of Mi-}| ami and through the kindness of the director, Miss Sparrenberger. profits will be given. to the Key West High School Music Depart- ment. Miss Virginia Bolt, who has the soprano lead in the comedy, is vivacious and attractive. In April, she won highest honors in the annual Tampa Music Fes- tival, where she competed in the solo division. In the play she has the role of Ilona, a gypsy girl who falls in love with J. Jenison Jones, advertising expert for Pennington Peter Piper Pickles. The leading man is Ralph Pos- ton. He is the advertising expert and his portrayal of the part is witty and pleasant. Mr. Poston was a close runner for the title of the “typical American boy” in the Dade county competition for “My Son, My Son”. He has been prominent in football and basket- ball during his high school years. After the musical comedy there will be a dance in the Cuban Club, with Gould Curry’s orches- tra supplying the music. A fea- ‘Musicale At Stone Charch Tonight In commemoration of National Music Week, the following pro- gram will be presented in the auditorium of the First Methodist (Stone) Church this evening, be- ginning at 7:30 o'clock, to which the general public is_ cordially invited: Instrumental Duet—John Luis Day and Jimmie Eakips Single-! ton. Opening Hymn—Congregation. Invocation—Rev, G. W. Hutch- inson. Violin _ Solo, Selected—Mrs. Norma Yates Dopp. Vocal Solo—Mrs. Eva B. War- ner, accompanied by Miss Bea- trice Moreno. Anthem, “The Songs My Moth- er Sang”—First Methodist Choir. Responsive Reading—Led by Rev. Hutchinson. Vocal Solo—R. Adrian O’Swee- ney, accompanied by K. G. Cur- ry: Violin Solo—Alfredo Barroso, | Jr., accompanied by Gus Ayala.) Poetic Readings on Music— , Mrs. G. W. Hutchinson. Vocal Solo—Mrs. Andrew El- wood. Clarinet Solo—George Jensen, accompanied by Mrs. P. B. Rob-! erts. Vocal Solo—Mrs. Robinson. Selection — First Church Choir. Violin Solo—Miss Buelah Brantley, accompanied by Mrs. Jack Heavener. Vocal Solo—Mrs. son, Selection — First Church Choir. Minnie H.! Methodist N. P. Nel- Methodist ; Fern Chapter In Anniversary Meet Fern Chapter, No. 21, Order of tern Star, will honor past ma- trons, past patrons and mothers tonight at the regular monthly meeting in Scottish Rite Hall. The meeting, which will be called to order at 8:00 o'clock, will also observe the 32nd An- niversary of the formation of the chapter. All visiting Eastern Stars are cordialy invited to at- tend. JWC Held Social Meeting Junior Woman's Club held its regular monthly social yesterday afternoon at the clubhouse. Priz- es were won by Marjorie Gwynn, high score, and Virginia Shine, consolation. Hostesses were Miss Peggy Domenech and Mrs. Paul Mesa. Members present were: Misses Louise Ketchum, Mar- jory Gwynn, Isabel Kelly, Louise Hawkes, Benildes Remond, Betty Rae Russell, Susan La Kin, Clara Yates, Maude Lowe, Virginia Shine, Anita Salgado, Vilna Al- fonso. Mesdames Joseph Lopez, Allen E. Curry .Merrill Roberts, -Ray- mond Curry, Glen Archer, Hec- jtor Barroso and Andrew Elwood, and Mrs. Lloyd. (guest). Announce Engagement Of Dorothy Mayfield Knowles, Mr. and Mrs. William -N./ Knowles, 617 Francis street, an nounce the engagement of their! daughter, Dorothy Mayfield, to! Claude E. Salis, son of Mrs. Hil-} dah Salis, of Fleming street. Wedding will take place in the near future. H ture of this dance will be an elab- orate floor show starring Key, West and Miami talent. All who; purchase tickets for the musical} comedy will be admitted free to} ithe dance. i Mrs. Mar-{ Navy Relief Society \To Hold Dance | The Navy Relief Society of |Key West will hold a “Monte |Carlo” Night at the Club Cayo aaa on Friday evening, May |take this means of extending my 3 i f heartfelt gratitude for the splen- Plans for this gala festival are |did majority accorded me in the }Primary Election of Tuesday. I | will always remember your loy- alty. During the tenure of my. i i office, I shall endeavor t a * The dancing, which commences | form the Save Pe APPRECIATION J. CARLYLE ROBERTS ~- electors of Monroe County, jcommittees of the society and a {His orchestra, and novelty num- . {bers will be given for the guests’ a entertainment. Proceeds from this dance will} go to a worthy cause. | ENRIQUE ESQUINALDO, JR. I wish to express my sificere iappreciation for the confidence | a aS jexpressed in the large vote given NOTES OF TODAY ;mMe in Tuesday’s primary. ' may10-Itx |Here For Month RAYMOND R. LORD Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Westervelt !My Friends: jof East Orange, N. J., are enjoy-; I am highly appreciative of the ing a month's stay in sightseeing, ‘vote received in the primary held fishing and imbibing of the health- Tuesday and assure you it will |ful climate in this city. They are-be inspiring in the faithful per- registered at the Overseas Ho-jformance of my duties as I have tel [in the past as your County Judge. j From Tennessee : ROSS C. SAWYER Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Ferrell and} Clerk. Circuit Court H. H. Ferrell. of Memphis, Tenn.,;To the Voters of Monroe County: are staying at the Overseas Ho-' I deeply appreciate the expres- tel. So far, they have thorough-/sion of confidence shown by the ly enjoyed two days of sightsee-|large vote given me im the Pri- ing. mary Election last Tuesday and wish to assure the citizens of Crematas On Trip Monroe County that I, will con- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cremata tinue to serve them faithfully. left on the early bus this morn- ees Assurance From WHITEHAIR ing for visits with relatives and 7 friends in Miami and Palm Beach| 1" expressing my thanks to the people of Monroe County for and will be gone for a week. =e = their vote of confidence in me, I assure them, as I assured them when in Key West, I am familiar with the projects that are essen- tial to the county progress and shall work to make those projects a reality. Cordially and gratefully yours, FRANCIS P. WHITEHAIR. Goes To Philadelphia Mrs. Eugene Russell left on the 7 o'clock bus for Miami enroute to Philadelphia to visit her son- in-law and daughter, Commander Lester E. Wells, of the Coast Guard, and Mrs. Wells. Welder Left For Home Stephen Demecs, welder with the Texas Co., who had been in Key West for several weeks in connection with the activities at the Porter Dock Co., left this! morning for his home in Akron. Ohio. ROBERT H. THOMPSON To the Editor of The Citizen: Please allow me through the columns of your paper to express my sincere thanks te all who supported me in the recent pri- mary and request that the con- jtinue to support me in the sec- ond primary. Without the loyal support of my friends who work- ed in my behalf I would not have received such a good vote and I very cordially thank you all. On Short Miami Visit Mrs. E. M. Key and Mrs. Lupe Valdes were passengers on the early bus today, going to Miami for a short visit. BLITZKRIEG ENGULFS FROM HARRY DONGO Thanks from the bottom of my heart for the wonderful vote given me in Tuesday’s primary. WESTERN EUROPE I shall always endeavor to hold! Raped cieaee ay the confidence you have placed gian - Netherlands - Luxembourg ae: frontier was broken. DENOUNCES INVASION After the Presiden’s 5-f/T caid “I thank you, I thank Sanu — saipshicarancr ee you,” a thousand times, it could vigorous denunciation of invasion that Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands had reported. A reporter asked him whether there was “anything you can say at this time as to what you think the chances are that we can keep out of the war.” z “That” id Please accept my _ sincere ~ oa ae bell hi thanks fer the splendid endorse- a a da ieee jen he ment given me hastened to add an admonition ' -jction in the race for Constable, not to say his words means wa| First District. During the coming might get in. Earlier he ordered) +..7, | will do my best to faith- all Dutch and Belgian credits in| fy perform the duties of my prs emma heg reer 1 por-| office as I have done\in the past. | TO THE VOTERS OF MONROE not express my feeling of grati- tude for the splendid vote you gave’ me in Tuesday’s primary. Gratefully yours, EDUARDO C. GOMEZ, may10-it (Eddie) RAY ELWOOD POTATOES, 10 Ibs. SUGAR, 5 Ibs. __ CREAM. tall can ‘ MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE. Ib-can z — 23¢ PILLSBURY PANCAKE FLOUR, pkg. ____ 8c PAUL LUMLEY $10 Fleming St. Phone 411 i Enter Your 3-Man Team Now! Terrace Outdoor Bowling (Sees —— | | Bermuda Meat Market White and Virginia Streets | Where Selected Top-Grade Meat And Poultry Is Handled EXCLUSIVELY Unable to personally thank the! If. bs a " duties in such a manner} *® fficers of the Court were/this evening. Following a. ban-|## 9 o'clock, will be presided over ‘that I will merit the confidence} imches ———______ Rev. P. J. quet given in her honor at the by Maestro Ray Hamilton and ! placed in me. | Deficiency since May 1, jly. | (5) Maid Service Daily. Small, New 's j POTATOES, FRIDAY, MAY os ANSWERS TO __THE WEATHER “TODAY'S DAILY QUIZ | hs Observation taken at 7:30 a. m., oy Sema 75th Mer. Time (City Office) Below are the Answers to Today's Temperatures Daily Quiz printed on Page 2 Highest last 24 hours | Lowest last night Brazil. Francis Scott Key. Ohm. Baseball. Manhattan, The Bronx. Reygaud. Spanish author. North. English. Yes. Normal _ Rainfall, 24 hours ending 7:30: a. m., inches ____ Total rainfall since May 1, Brooklyn and = eR Totai rainfall since Jan: 1, inches __ - Deficiency inches ae 0.53 Wind Direction and Velocity E—4 miles per hour 72% Barometer at 7:30 a. m. today Sea level, 29.93 (10.35 millibars) Tomorrow's Almanac Sunrise 5:45 Sunset 6:02 Moonrise 9:15 Moonset = 10:50 Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) AM. ee) 11:43 5:18 FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m. Saturday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy and continued’ warm to- night. and. Saturday; light to moderate winds, mostly souther- 7.38 DIVORCE ACTION Recorded in the office of Clerk Ross C. Sawyer of Circuit Court were the papers in the divorce suit of Mary A. Roberts versus . Thomas E. Roberts. High Low - Printing - AFGA EASTMAN Cameras - Films - Supplies —— 24-HOUR SERVICE —— 518 Fleming Street Florida: Partly cloudy in south portion, mostly cloudy in north | portion tonight and Saturday, preceded by thundershowers in extreme north portion this after- neon or early tonight; not much change in temperature. The 3 Mesquiteers HEROES OF THE SADDLE also SELECTED SHORT SUBJECT For Fifty Years A NAME! In Coffee In Key West STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE THAT'S A REPUTATION I SPECI ON Birdseye Frozen Fruits and Vegetables TIFT’S CASH GROCERY Coral Hotel Apartments RATES: $60.00 Per Month i —DOUBLE— j Including: (1) Gas; (2) Lights: [ (3) Garage: (4) Refrigeration: | : | | i] ! i ttt Be Modern! 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