The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 11, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR 'Harris P.-T. A. Held SOCIETY --: Key West Players Are Preparing Three One-Act Plays For May 1 Following the opening success} jalong with these new acters—| with “Squaring the Circle”, the|Mrs. Carter, Mrs. White, Barbara Key West Players will present | Carey and Theone Lloyd. three one-act plays next Thurs-| day night, May 16, at the Harris} Directing “The Camberly Tri- school at 8:15 o'clock. jangle” is Mrs. Robb Roy Ricketts, The three plays vary in spirit who directed “Squaring the Cir- —there being one mystery, one cle”. William V. Little is direct-! light comedy and a tragic, melo-!ing “The Undercurrent” and drama. \James Gerberding is directing Many will remember Winslow !“The House of Cards”. Pettingelk Jerry Bogart and| By giving three one-act plays James Gerberding who acting in the Players have been able to “Squaring the Circle”. They will utilize all members in either di- appear in the next presentation recting or acting capacities. New: Offic icers siestiaed ais eed Mothers And Daughters Lunch Today Stephen Douglass. Mrs. Joseph Lopez succeeds Miss Susan La- Kin as president of the junior group. Mothers and Daughters Lunch- eon concluded its annual num- bers on the program this after- noon, shortly after press. time.; |month was ‘Final Meeting Of Year Final meeting of the school lyear for Harris School P.-T. A. jwas held last Wednesday after-|with songs, stories and surprises. |afternoon at the American Legion! A& noon at the school with Mrs. Paul jAseier: retiring president, in the | chair. Program presented consisted of “Magic of the Moon”, by the ing, “Music”. sang, “I Love A Little Cottage”. Program was in honor of Music Week. Prof. Duncan’s talk for the “Education For Civic Responsibility”. Mrs. Melvin Russell, Council | president, urged the association | to be represented at the Summer | School of Instruction. Mrs. George | Mills White and Mrs. Marjorie! Layman were appointed dele- gates. Mrs. Russell then present-| ed Mrs. Archer with the associa- tion pin and proceeded to usher | in the new officers. Beautiful bouquets were pre-| sented to Mrs. Paul Archer and} Mrs. Ramon Rodriguez, old and; new presidents; all other officers, | new and old, receiving corsag Mrs. Archer thanked the group’ THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Real Entertainment At Cayo Hueso Club Cayo Hueso offers a real Saturday night’s entertainment, Ray Hamilton and the boys) will be there to furnish a good muscial program for dancing. There will HELP WANTED HELP WANTED—Man or boy to work around Service Siation. Apply in evening after eight. Cor. Duval and Division Sts. mayl11-6t SALESMEN WANTED ;LIFE INSURANCE - salesmen wanted in this territory. Poli- cies issued one to eighty years. Liberal commissions. Write STANDARD MUTUAL BENE- FIT CORP., ville, Fla. mayl11-Itx be no minimum,} '6A chorus ,followed with a read-|cover or admission charge. The chorus then |— - CLASSIFIED COLUMN Box 928, Jackson-; | Navy Wives ‘Played Court Whist The social meeting of the Navy Wives’ Club was held yesterday, Hall President Anderson read a sec- tion on Amendments which had! been added to the By-Laws, be- |fore they were sent to the Na- tional President, Mrs. Lois Cof- fin. Meeting was then adjourned in order that the rest of the aft- ernoen might be devoted to the social program. The social program for this meeting consisted of the playing of Court Whist, there being enough members present to make up five tables. Mrs. Clare Saylor | Was awarded the prize for high {score -with the consolation going ‘to Mrs. ‘Dorothy Anderson. Deli- cious refreshments consisting of sandwiches, cookies, iced tea and coffee were served during the afternoon. The educational meeting of the club will be held Friday, May |17, 1:30 p. m. at the American The affair is staged annually as a tribute to mothers by the Senior and Junior Woman's Club groups of the city, and for the purpose of installing newly elected offi- cers. : Program at the affair today consisted chiefly of the installa- tion ceremonies, in that the guest speaker originally scheduled to appear at the function, was not able to attend on account of ill- ness in her family. She was Mrs. J. Ralston Welles, of Day- tona Beach, immediate past presi- dent of the Florida Federation of Woman's Clubs. Mrs. Frederick Knapp was in- stalled as new president of the! senior club, succeeding Mrs. Party Honors Mrs. Manegold Friends of Mrs. Tillie Mane- gold, on Newton street, gathered at her home last night in a Pre- Mother’s Day party. Present were Misses Gato, Margarita Lacedoni: tuna Lopez, Isabel Kelly, M Alberto Rodriguez, Eddy Gossel- in, Charles Dixon, J. M. eagan and Mrs. Vance Walters and son, Vance. The last two named are visitors from Virginia. Anita For- NOTES OF TODAY _ Visitors From Pennsylvania Miss Catherine L. Mason and Miss Ida G. Litzinger, of Kittin- ing, Pennsylvania, who were guests at the Overseas Hotel said that a good many people from that section are looking forward to visiting the city this summer. Enjoying Stay Mrs. S. McKinney, guest at the Over t that Key West is a delig tful place in which to rest and enjoy a period of relaxation. Mrs. Mc- Kinney is from Chicago, Il. Visited Several Days F. E. Patton, who had enjoying a visit of several in Key West and was a guest at the La Concha Hotel. left this morning on the return to Miami. been days | To Join Poinciana Frank A. Johnson and Ivan Park, members of the personnel of the Lighthouse Tender Poin- ciana, left on the morning bus to join the ship at Sarasota, Fla. Assigned To Air Dut: Ellis Ward, member of the per- |” sonnel of the Coast Guard Cut- ter Pandora, left on the early bus this morning for Miami, hav- ing been assigned to the air sta-| tion for duty. Returns To Ithica Mrs. Donald Stewart, who had been visiting her mother, Mrs. L. W. Bethel and other relativ for six weeks aj the home, 421 Duval streef, left on the 7 o'clock bus this morning for her home in Ithica, N. Y. On Tampa Visit Mrs. Mary Baer was a passen- ger on the morning bus going to Tampa for a visit with relatives and friends. Leave For New York Mrs. George E. Somers and sister, Mrs. Joseph Sawyer, left by automobile this morning en route to New, York, where Mrs.' Somers will join her husband who is chief radioman with the United States Navy. Mrs. Saw- yer will visit there for a few weeks. They were accompanied on the trip, as far as Miami, by their mother, Mrs. Leonard B. Grillon, and grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Pent, who will spend a few weeks visiting in Miami. varro, and Mrs. L. C. Brinton, Other officers installed in the senior club were: Mrs, Robb Roy Ricketts and Mrs, Carl Ber- valdi, vice-presidents; Mrs. A. M. Morgan, Mts. Greyburn sponding secretary; Mrs. James recording -° secretary; Pinder, Roberts, treasurer; Mrs. Dan Na- auditor; Mrs. Douglass direc- tors. 3 In the junior club, these were installed: Miss Solita Cobo and Mrs. Andrew Elwood, vice-presi- dents; Mrs. John Gilmore Parks, recording secretary; Mrs. Paul Mesa, corresponding secretary; Miss Betty Rae Russell, auditor; Mrs. A. Sheppard, Jr., treasurer; Miss LaKin and Mrs. Samuel Russell, directors. Soddlity Plans For National Fete A_ business meeting of the Parish Sodality of St. Mary’s Church, was held Wednesday night in their Parish Hall at 8:00 o'clock. It was called specially to determine the number of dele- gates going to’ Miami on May 19th to celebrate National So- dality Day with all Sodalists of the Southeastérn Section. There will be 18 tives making the trip to take part in a program which begins with a Solemn High Mass in Bayfront Park, and includes a parade of all Sodalists and dance at Gesu! Roof at the close of the day. Announcement was made of the Mother’s Day breakfast to be, held at the Ambassador Res- taurant sponsored by the Catho- lic Daughters and the Sodality. Members present were: Miss Dora Medina, prefect; Thurman Sands, vice-prefect; Miss Anna Louise Castillo, secretary; Miss Eloina Gato; treasurer, and Tom Gato, Mack Cygan, Charles Go- mez, Marjorie Gwynn, Tony Mar- tinez, Francis Ellsworth, Joseph Richardson, Mary Agnes Kelly, Andy Garbor, Isabel Kelly, Bert Buckley, Richard Sorge, Tom Cummings, Edward Gosling, Flora Barrosa, Evelio Rueda, and Louise Hawkes. CARDS OF THANKS 9TH AND 1TH, 1911: JOE C. MCMAHON Iam most grateful for very fine vote given me in the close race for County Tax Collec- tor in Tuesday’s primary. The} confidence expressed in my ability to perform the duties of) this important office will ever be remembered. My motto will be) ‘Service to all”. you. BRAXTON B. WARREN I wish to extend my sincere \thanks and appreciation to the! voters of Monroe County for their | | loyal support in that it was God’s! | will that I be re-elected. mayll-itx BIENVENIDO PEREZ I wish to express my sincerest appreciation to all supported mte in the past. elec- tion, giving me the highest vote} in the race for Constable, Third | | District. To my friends and supporters I solicit continued support in the} second primary so that I can serve you in the future in the of- } jfice to which I aspire. mayl1- Itx | THANK YO You! I wish to express my deep felt! to the voters who supported me in the} thanks and_ gratitude Primary Election last Tuesday. | delightful mee during the year. jley Cooper: | Archer, | Hospitality Committee, Mrs. B. C. ‘Mrs. Margaret Connor chairman. representa- | the) Again I thank | mayll1-itx | those who} for the co-operation extended i during the year, especially thank- | ing Miss Alce Curry for the many programs present- | . | Mrs. Rodriguez then named; her committees to serve during | ithe coming year: i Program chairman, Mrs. Stan-! Year Book, Mi Grace Archer; Publicity chair-} man, Mrs. Walter Clawson; Sum- | mer Round-Up Committee, Mrs } Marjorie Layman as chairman: with Mrs. Ben Saunders, Mrs. Marie Hicks, Mrs. Mary Gon- zalez, Mrs. Camille Gibson and Mrs. Wm. Marey; Follow-Up Committee, Mrs. Oscar Davis as. chairman with Mrs. M. Shower, | Mrs, Daniels, Mrs. Franklin Mrs. Dewey Buckley;| Papy, Mrs. Carl Rom, Mrs. Allan} Armstrong; Membership Commit- } tee, Mrs. Ben Watkins, Mrs. Eola; Swicegood, Mrs. George Mills | White; Ways and Means, Mrs. Mary Ely, Mrs. John Delgado, Mrs. Carl Rom; Lunch Room.; Big Dance Tonight At Pena’s Garden | APARTMENT, WANTED TO BUY Legion Hall. :WANTED TO BUY—2-wheel Baggage Trailer. Box P.C., co The Citizen. may11-Itx DIVORCE ACTIONS Final decree in the divorce suit of Sam Rauch versus Tillie Rauch was filed yesterday in the WANTED—Late model Johnson office of Clerk Ross C. Sawyer of or Evanrude Outboard Motor,|Circuit Court. Extreme cruelty 3%4 to 5 h.p. Must be in good was stated as the cause. condition and bargain. Apply Box W.R., The Citizen | i} WANTED NOTICE From this date forward I will |not be responsible for the debts contracted by Mrs. Mildred Cara- LOST last evening in Fred Mar- | ballo. vil’s Cabana, Man’s Silver Ring | JESUS CARABALLO. with large Hindu Head and |mayl1-2tx Turbin. Reward if returned to; The Cabana. may9-3tx | EET, EEE. FIRST METHODIST (Stone) CHURCH MOTHER’S DAY 11:00 a.m. “The High LOST FOR RENT |FURNISHED APARTMENT with private bath. Apply 906 Grin- nell off Division Street near Bell Tower. may11-3tx | it i | I ! 1104 DIVISION | STREET. Hot water, modern'f Calling of Motherhood.” conveniences. Opposite Tift’s ‘ > Grocery. Apply within. 8:00 p. m. “A Mother’s may9-tf || Throne.” Johnny Pritchard’s orchestra is all set with some “sweet tunes” | to play for the regular Saturday Night dance sponsored by Pena’s favorite night spot, the Garden of Roses, on Thomas street. Special features are planned for. the affair tonight and a good crowd is expected to be on hand for the festivities. |FURNISHED APARTMENT. | clean and cool, hot and . cold| water, light and gas included. } Reasonable rent. SILVER} PALMS, Eaton and Elizabeth Sts. apr23-1mo | SIX - ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE, two baths, all electric. Phone 79-W. apr3-tx ! GIFT SUGGESTIONS | for GRADUATION ...is a Special Consideration a THE WEATHER FORECAST (Till 7:24 p. m., Sunday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly | cloudy tonight an dSunday; not} - much change in temperature; | light to moderate northwest and north winds. IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY DEAR MOTHER AND SIS- TER, MARGARET AND EMMA NIEHAUS, WHO DIED MAY Years have passed and miss them, Friends may think the wounds are healed, Little do they know of the sor- row, That lies in my _ heart cealed. still I con- |God loved them too so he thought best, To take them bane to be at rest, |And now they Saye sleep at last, All pain, all grief, all suffermg past. | Softly the stars are shining Upon ‘their silent graves, There lie my mother and sister ry sleeping, The ones I loved but could not save. From your lonely and sad )daughter and sister, {MATILDA MANEGOLD NEE | NIEHAUS, Key West, Fla. may11,1940 MONROE THEATER Wm. Powell—Myrna Loy ANOTHER THIN MAN 10c, Or- Also, those who supported me! in other elections past, I have always tried to be fair and honest} and will continue to do so in the} future. Even though I was un-} successful, I hold no ill will to! support me. those who did not | Again I thank you. RALPH K. 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