The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 30, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LITTLE CHANGE IN | LIST OF TEACHERS | TUESDAY JULY & ; a ee A BUYING GUIDE [OVERNIGHT HIKE (Continued from’ Page One) -: SOCIETY :-: |. wmosr cuac, (Continued from Page One) | them in condition to witthstand | Eulalie Jones, Yolande Valente And Thurman \the heavy duty required for the Gladys E. Pinder, Anna Roberts, +march. | Marjorie Roberts, May Hill Rus- Sands, Ire Of Key West To Wed, Colonel Jones put out the or- | sell, May Sands, Jennie Seymour | der there would be no exceptions, | and Virginia Shine. officers or men, to the march or-| Marathon School, Sue M. ider. No private cars were al- Moore; Matecumbe, Ferran Pin- ; Mrs. Rose Garcia Valente of 2204 Linsey street, Tampa, is an- The bride-elect is the grand- daughter of the late Justo Garcia nouncing the engagement and Quintanas of Asturias, Spain. TO KEY WEST Aj : native of Tampa, she received een Se heesr ne Cate es {with energy left to do it, will her early education at the | seave olfin pwimatienl ana Academy of the Holy Names and fishin, bd sna ; ee cabs was graduated from the Sacred .* ilies eo after their arrival. Heats cedemy. Awards will be made on “Visi Mr. Sands is the son of Mr. ee, Sere and Mrs. Thurman Sands, Sr. of POPE DEY Ane ener enueuse this city. He was born and reared 2nd. The Reserves Officers As- here and graduated from the St. | S0Ciation and the Atlanta Kiwanis Joseph High School. He is con- Club are offering medals for the nected with the U. S. Naval: best trainees. There will be a Station P No formal invitations will be McPherson band will play. issued, but all friends of the couple are invited to attend. An informal reception for the fami- a lies and close friends will be, PATERSON, N. J.—After hang- given by the bride’s mother at ing for fifteen minutes by his their home after the wedding. | fingertips to a narrow ledge 150 feet above the base of a sheer cliff, Emil Degyn, 13, was res- cued by a policeman who had been lowered on a rope from the top of the cliff. The frightened ;boy murmured, “You must -be approaching marriage of ~- her daughter, Yolande Frances, to Thurman Sands, Jr., of Key West. The wedding will take place Tuesday morning, August 13, at 10:00 o’clock at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, in Tampa, with the Rev. W. Reagan, S. J., of- ficiating. A program of wedding music by Mrs. Clark, organist, and Ramon J. Alvarez, soloist, will be given The bride will be riage by her uncle. She has chosen M ary Louise Goodrich as her maid of honor and little Betty Palermo as her flower girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Pale Mr. Sands will have Murray as best man. given in mar- ank Garcia. HANGS BY FINGERTIPS Herbert | Brenda Joyce Carry Baptised Yesterday Roberts-Martinez Nuptials Saturday An informal, yet very pretty, wedding ceremony united Violet Roberts and Domingo last Saturday evening at 8:00 o'clock, held he home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Roberts, 604 Grinnell street. The bride wore a lovely white satin wedding gown with trailing veil. Edith Harris, the bride’s attendant, was adorned in pink tulle. Both carried bouquets of stephanotis. Melvin Tynes, best man, as well as the groom, were attired in summer formal. | Rev. W. S. Doherty of the Con-! gregational church performed the ceremony. ' terday afternoon for Brenda /ed his life. Joyce Curry, infant daughter of ——— el Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Curry, at St. Honeymoon Isle may become Paul’s Church, 5:00 o'clock, Rev. 8M actuality at the Florida exhib- A. B. Dimmick officiating. jit at the World’s Fair. Clinton Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cuesta and | Washburn, founder 9f the.famous Mrs. Dorothy Sweeting acted as Honeymoon Isle in the Gulf of ‘godfather and godmothers for | Mexico north of St. Petersburg, little Brenda Joyce at the cere- is Making arrangements with mony. Earl W. Brown, manager of the Florida Exhibit for a replica of the famous honeymooners’ para- |dise at the Fair. Martinez Blanche Perez Married Monday County The San Francisco peaks in the Coconino National forest near Flagstaff, rise 12,611 feet above sea level, the highest in Arizona. NOTICE! NOTICE! Suwannee Life Insurance Co. Judge Raymond R. Lord erday married Julio Avael, 24, and Miss Blanche R. Perez, 25, of Key West. Previously he had issued them a marriage license. Haddlestons Entertain Neice Visitors From Boston Here in Key West after July 26. All |premiums should be mailed di- Mrs. George R. Pearce, and son, Danny, arrived in Key West this week from Boston, Mass., to spend a while with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kirschenbaum, 416 White street. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS KOLLERS HAVE GIRL News reached Key West today ville. | SUWANNEE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY MONROE THEATER The Jones Family YOUNG AS YOU FEEL Miss Clara .Mary DeLeon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ormond DeLeon, of Miami, is visiting in| this citv at the home of her uncle} and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Dumont Huddleston, on Simonton street. ; A carving knife with an electric | motor in its handle that causes ,| the blade to move backward and! forward rapidly was recently in- jvented. ind. BEYOND TOMORROW Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- chestra 15-20c; Night—15-25¢ regimental parade and the Fort, Baptismal rites were held yes-' God”, to the policeman who sav-, will not have a representative | ‘rect to the company in Jackson- | der; Tavernier, Charles C. Albury ‘Yand'Harold Russell. , VWIPTAPLALFIPSLLALLALLLLLLLBELALLELELLLLL LL 22 All varieties of Florida_music are featured at the Florida ex- hibit at the World’s Fair. Negro {music of the deep South has been} made famous by the Orange Blos- som Quartet from the Agricul- tural and Mechanical College in Tallahassee. Miami's night club music is represented by the lat- est swing music. A more cul-' tural program is given by college boys and girls from Florida schools; classical music by Flor- ida opera snigers; and romantic music dealing with orange blos-' soms, mocking birds, a southern moon by Robert Bostwick, bari- tone of Miami, while Spanish at-! mosphere is created by the pic-| turesque costumes, instruments} and songs of Spaniards from Tampa. checks i MALARIA in 7 days and relieves COLDS _ first day Try “Rub-My-Tism”—a Wonderful i Liniment 666 | Liquid-Tablets- Salve-N. Drops i \ “Key West's Outstanding” LA CONCHA HOTEL Beautiful—Air-Conditioned. Rainbow Room and Cocktail | Lounge . 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