The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 18, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SATURDAY, MAY 38, 1908 j In the evening service at 8:00 vided at all services, Willems | Bunce Tenight REV. LILLY PREACHES |interests. successes and glory of paced o during Ge put Om SOCIETY : | NOTES OF TODAY | 4+ Rasl’s Clab ON “THE CHURCH? 2° ‘22. yearn Cond mee wh Oe po bene Mayfield Knowles Became Bride Of | — Claude Salis At Wedding Last Night ic A pretty church wedding held|the bride and maid of honor was! 4 is m |supplied by the Hot Tops orches- | treat on the hardships, handicaps, | last evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Fleming Street Methodist} Church united Dorothy Mayfield Knowles, daughter of Mr. and,™&n was Joe Allen. % 4 several days on a sightseeing | ing several days in Key West |¥mounces a dance at their fav-|ing Street Methodist Church an- oe eae a Homing Seat Chena jorite night club for tonight, be- | nounced today-that he will preach | orial ied will be | Sweden has 352008 jginning at 10:00 o'clock. [on “The Chuscht iaks the. 1100 ere ees eee | rere ae | Music for this occasion will be a. m. service tomorrow. He will | ‘ Wass Epes |Back To Ft. Myers . | . gio jo’clock, Rev. Lilly will have as are cordially invited t: atm Zz Bes F Graydon Jones, who was spend-| Management of Raul's Club/ Rev. Jim Lilly, pastor of Flem- | RMRE Cf iwith friends, left on the early | : bus today for his home in Ft. jJennie Mae Johnson. Bestman! ¥ ee wa. | | }was Clyde Hughes and grooms- ‘ | Howard Lawrence, visitor for!’ Many special features have | been arranged for the entertain- Mrs. William N. Knowles, 617} Preceeding the wedding march, | trip, left this morning for };his |ment of STE ION aoa Francis street, and Claude E./played by John Roberts at the #f ‘ home in Boston, Mass. |tendance is anticipated. Salis, son of Mrs. Hildah Salis, of organ accompanied by Gerald, Fleming street. Rev. Jim Lilly,|Saunders and his violin, Miss } On Miami Visit | of that church, officiatéd. whole wedding party was attired in summer formal, soft pastel gowns for the bride and her at- tendants, White suits with white bow ties, for the groom and his attendants. Matron of honor was Mrs. Minnie Hughes, sister of Catholic Lelie Leave For Sodality Celebration Members _ representing the Catholic Daughters of America, the Sodality of the Convent, and the Young People’s Sodality left! yesterday and today for Miami to take part in the celebration of | World-Wide Sodality Day to- morrow. The day will open at 9:30 a. m.} with a parade from ‘the Gesu School to Baytront Park, where} Pontifical High Mass will be celebrated at 10:30. At 1:00 o'clock in the afternoon there will be talks in the Gesu torium on “Our Blessed Mothe This will be followed by a tea. In the even: at 8 o'clock, there will be a dance on the Gesu roof garden Those leaving Key West were Louise Tabel Agn 1 é Mary E. Messrs. tonio ar Del Vil lar, 1 Richar Sorge, Char! Gomez, Tom Gato, Mrs. H. O. Russell, Mrs. Jack Baker, Misses Louise Cas-| tillo, Vilna M. Alfonso, Flora Barrosa, Josefina Lopez, Ramona Lopez, and Annabelle Moffatt, and Bert Buckl Health Play By Harris First Graders The 1B class of Division Street Schoo] gave a Health Play in chapel Friday morning. The play, which featured King and Queen of Health and their friends who help children grow big and strong, was an outgrowth of the lessons learned this sem- ester and was made up by the children with the help of their teacher, Miss Miriam Carey. A page introduced the charac- ters, which represented Clean Teeth, Milk, Fruits, Vegetables, Play, Bath and Sleep. ee NSWERS TO TODAY’S DAILY QUIZ Below are the Answers to Today's Daily Quiz printed on Page 2 1. Robert Peary. 2. Mu-ze’-um; not mu’-ze-um. 3. “Antelope. 4. A. J. Cronin. 5. Yes. 6. Sea water. 7. Sweden and Norway. Charon. Owen J. Roberts. Occasionally. MAKE YOUR HOUSE SPARKLE. . . Mode There are a hundred and one little, in- |school and oe = E ad-| Young Women’s Cirele _ Visits Family In Miami vantages to be derive rom a t | J. H, McCarthy, who is em-; ‘o Meet Monday : | |, OF as guests during the open- dance to be held tonight at the{Customs House force in Miami, | (Uptown) Church Wie hate ansted ep eee {Susan ‘LaKin sang “I Love You Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Lowe left; DIVORCE ACTIONS Church was beautifully dec-/ Truly”. ! orated for the occasion and the! Reception for the wedding this morning on the early bus! for Miami to spend a few days} coy. ; A party and a few intimate friends | i cad Me Loc ant three cases of divorce was held following the ceremony consult a specialist regarding his jwere filed yesterday afternoon lat the home of the groom’s|! BS health. land this morning in the office of mother on Fleming street. i ee {Clerk Ross C. Sawyer at the Mr. and Mrs. Salis departed Returns From Havana } count VS: i county courthouse, as follows: ‘ last night for a short honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McCann,! Madelene -severty Rausch | Graduates Will in Miami. | who had been visiting in Hav; g in Savana | versus Victor Rausch, Frank del | i ifts —-~-|} for a few days and returned yes- iGandio versus Carmela D'Im- Appreciate G Py aban on eee manuela del Gandido, Mildred M. Of JEWELRY jCuba, left this morning for Mi-/coraballo versus Jesus Caraballo. Educational Meeting Ona Munson. ~ jami. Final decree in the divorce from i = a — i ' i Deme: How- ONA MUNSON in her role | Baker Goes To New Jerse Ex Eee “eae a FRANK JOHNSON’S Mrs. Grace Crosby, of the 6 the flaming haired, vulgar | Russell Bake aso reseenge: (ot versus Harland A. Howell wee Educational Project, _Was! but softhearted Belle Wat- jon the morning bus going for a was viet ee ae ae GIFTS, that last guest speaker at the educational | ling of Margaret Mitchell's |visit with relatives and friends |~™ Greet Coat Sie of hs Navy Wives Club agers With Retdalors + to |in New Jersey. He will go for {7% = i es yesterday afternoon. own on ie jonroe ‘a sightseeing trip in New York . = Mrs. Crosby named the differ- screen starting May 25. line ori the World's Rair? jleft on the 7 o'clock bus today j Z | ent subjects taught at the adult < | for Miami. | Short Miami Trip thorough knowledge of these | ployed it @ local’ baking estab-|_U. J- Delgado was a F ears) subjects. She announced that a| - |lishment, left orf “tHE —Bus “this |°" "NE Ocoee returning | beginners’ class in shorthand and} Young Women’s Circle of the | morning for a visit with his fam- | JO" 4am! t F fternoon. | 1 typewriting would start in a few|Ley Memorial Church will meet/ily in Miami, and. will return | the city tomorrow a : weeks and also informed those|Monday evening, 8:00 o'clock, | tomorrow. present who had had previous|with Mrs. Albert Carey, 927 Eat-! ——— 7 experience or instruction in com-|on street. |Englands Vacation Here Lge ee patlae nercial subjects that there are! An interesting program is be-| Mr. and Mrs. Ellis England and | (he Mighway this cuiektode | at least four classes now in ses-|ing arranged and, all members|daughter, Nancy, arrived over | sag ae i AKS ‘-AMERAS sion and all were invited to join| are = at : - sent. the fi hway ee aad are) Dene ee ee emcee Soma ‘AND BRUSH SETS ‘ged to be present. ewer ae treatment for infantile paralysis, any of them. ivisiting with their parents and | ; Sg ease CIGARETTE CASES . z z v gre i WITH THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF In closing, Mrs. Crosby thank- Filipino Bluejackets Imany friends during their vaca- and see ere sj j ed those present for their atten- : tion. ent: NATIONAL COTTON WEEK tion and expressed the wish that|Sponsor Dance Tonight | Sree | a7 Watch Our Windows Monday A.M. she may see them all some time |Returns To Miami . odist = rs = = = next week at one of her classes! Announcement is made of a|_ Oscar Lounders, member of the Fleming St. Meth For Specials Honering This Wesk! house meetings. Gubanr Club. -d by the|Who was in the city for a brief} You! A SPECIAL Miss Josephine Ubieta, of the Filipino Bluejackets of the Unit. {Visit with his family and friends,|| g__ TNVEEES jects tomorrow awe a SALES ed States Neutrality. Patrol = of |__| Rev. Jim Lilly, pastor: i TRING also present at the meeting for | this city. ‘ favorites for dance-lovers who} Sara a, Church”. DURING = Bs the purpose of instructing the} ‘The dance starts at 8:00 o'clock. ‘Patronize this night-spot ren-| P.M. “Is It Well With FRANK JOHNSON i COTTON WEEK!!"! members in the art of different The affair is an invitation func- dezvous of a big majority of Key| Thee”. litotiine Gu weet eer ee pte dada arn |] A,Short Memorial Service 604 DUVAL STREET SPECIAL RACKS OF COTTON ae eee aaadeeemeae will be held in the om Tr _ 7 = 2d and the club intends to f CARD OF THANKS | “ ; “ 5 ” 2 ‘KS ATS $ ES Saas Sosy’ fede Pena’s Garden \ || ning honoring those who “The Old Reliable’ FROCES SURPRISE PRIC craft class to meet once a week ‘at the La Concha Park with Miss| S | Please accept our sincere Certified 4-Year G jUbicta as instructor. The day Has Big Dance thanks for the many kind acts pect i ’ dered i t eee Se and hour for this class will be ponas Garden of Roses an. ("dered us during our receni ? SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES announced at-the next meeting sorrow, the loss of our beloved} |of the club. eee nee Right Ga he ane® Leon C. Roberts ang F: Wf ae eee EE NATIONAL COTTON WEEK LIST Mrs. Gertrude Heatherington, fon mat ‘aa ae 18 res eae me Roberts. We are grateful to} CHAS. ARONOVITZ ott tee Mrs. Mildred Malby and Mrs, | CWent starting 9:30 o clock. | those who gave the use of their| le Matjorie Davidese yee adie (Johnny Pritchard's orchestra will iat || Quality Merchandise at ———— | Waite Visits Son tecreational Department, was : cars, the donors of the. lovely tedtinte maemibexshinhin the chit! again be on hand to play all the fora) tributes and messages of | ~ Department Store : Mrs. Skelton was a guest of the a—\cajino” ~ Sympathy. || Watch our window display of i ‘ | ~—_ | organization. aa ee THE FAMILY. LADIES DRESSES for Popular Prices it : PILLOW CASES The next meeting of the club § ; = will be held Friday, May 24, 1/35 DoCiuck supper was follow-| || THE GREATEST DRESS|| National Cotton Week APPELROUTH’S ae at the American Legion ea sia ainise ite cone MONROE THEATER ;, SALE ON RECORD! | SPECIAL VALUES! converted into an excellent ball- The Biggest Show On Earth | Yacht Club Had poner Gulliver’s Travels | jpalioogeithg at BUY NOW AND SAVE! = |/ The Store of F; = i |Party At Pirates Cove ' Se ge | a fee crisp ol. | — _— | aes We extend our sincere thanks [ chestra 15-20c: Nii 15-25 | Last Sunday Pirates Cove!to our friends and neighbors for a i i \ a | Fishing Camp played host to \the many acts of kindness ten-/ | ee ——— - é —... Se members of the Key West Club dered-us during our recent sor-| and their friends at an informal row, the loss of our beloved one, SEE THE NEW = ; nie |picnic party and dance, in honor!Mrs. Florence Ingraham Roberts. BRENNAN Incorporated omg? jof Lieut. 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