The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 1, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR SOCIETY Key West Players Predict Birth Of} They're “blessed that’s what they’re doing! Which, as the press expresses it, means _ that group of talented thespians plans for the son’s production. Member eventing”, depart- | ment of the Key West Players; this! in| make it official, by Captain Wal-| Key West, are even now laying|ter F. Jacobs, first of this sea- ex-} Novel announcements telling of |the Players’ activities and plans | for the next production were re-! leased yesterday and signed, to commandant of peey West Naval Station. All interested in acting have pect that the new production will! been invited to join in the group. be ready for pre middle of November. ntation by the!The Players meet tonight at the jArt Center at 8:00 o'clock. High § School Parent- Teachers To Hold First Meeting Of Year Tonight The Junior-Senior High School | Parent-Teachers Association will hold th rent school y this starting at 7°30 o'clock, auditorium. Mrs. yer, president, will be in the ar in school Sawy chair. All members of the group to- gether with their friends have been urged to attend the meet- ing by the club officers. as Siac i Recovering The m try L. Lowe, wno was rec Vv operated on at a local hospital, will be pleased to learn that she has recovered sufficiently to be removed to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bernard Cruz, 730 Passover Lane Another daughter, Mrs. W. RB. Holt, who came to be with her mother during her stay in the hospital, left for her home in Ft. Lauderdale this morning via bus. S.0.S. Bingo Party Next Monday The S.O.S. Bingo Party sched- uled for next Monday evening, October 7th, as sponsored by the students of Mary Immaculate Convent, will start at 7:30 o'clock on the Convent groun Prizes will be given for every round and the spec prize of the evening will be a trip to Mi- ami. Free games and surp' including a jackpot on game and a ow prize, feature this affair. Convent girls will collect tick- ets and distribute prizes. They will be dre d in school uniforms with blu, id white hats. will also TRANSPORTATION S.S. ALAMO 1ip Alamo of the Ciyde- Mallory Lines arrived in Key West this morning at 4:00 o'clock, coming from Ne The freight for 1 military parted for T: FORTY BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED (Continued trom Pa Cost, $500: owner, Benj nandez Repair on ner, e-story frame bi an street H. Smith y brick bui and FI ; owner, S. at corner streets. Cos’ Kress. Repair tw y frame ness buildi 09 Duval stree' Cost, $250: owner. Fran Zeppa. Repa frame Cost, cer. Repa ing at 336 Dr $30; owner. M #H. $20; « frame street. Cost, Manegold Repair, fence and paint one- story bu 0 Petronia street. Cost owner, H. Knowles. Repair porch and kitchen at 722 Windsor L: Cost, $150; owner, Ro! Build or ture at 712 $60; owner, C Repair roof of building at 627 Cost, $38; owner. sell. $50; $23: » struc- street. Cost ra L. Curry. one-story frame Carsons_ Lane. Murlock Rus- ner, Joseph Repair one-story frame struc- first meeting of the cur- evening, the Reba friends of Mrs. Har-! Cost, | 45: owner, Annie Rolle. busi- | St - | Osterhoudt. John Offutt, High School coach, will be the principal speaker on the program. He will talk on “Sports—a Guide Post to Health and Good Citizenship.” Two numbers have been ar- ranged for the program section of the meeting. A vocal duet will be given by Mrs. Carl Ber- valdi and Mrs. Paul Archer. A piano solo will be presented by Miss Madalaine Weeks, High ‘School music teacher. ree Auxiliary | Meets Tomorrow | Officers of the Arthur Sawyer Post, No. 28, American Legion Auxiliary group, announced this morning that a meeting of the organization will be held tomor- Wednesday, at Whitehead row afternoon, Legion home on street, at 4:00 o'clock. This meeting is the regular} monthly session of this organiza- tion, urged to attend. Mrs. Kemp Visits In Miami Mrs. Jennie Kemp is spending a stay in Miami as guest of her brother, Judge Arthur Gomez at the Everglades Hotel. Political Quiz Answers (Questions on Page Two) 1. Sam Rayburn of Texas, ele- vated to the speakership of the House of Representatives follow- ing the death of William B. Bank- head. 2. The five: Ashurst, Smith, tman, Sheppard and Norris 3. In Jasper. 4. A dirt farmer from Indiana 5. False. Each state has two Senators regardless of population. JONES ANNOUNCES NEW USED CARS Important persons contemplati announcement g the to of the front page of this ie by Deacon Jones of Jones U Lot, corner of Elizabeth Fleming str A fine assortme ent of cai arrive Saturday, October 5, ever: one guaranteed ure at 111 Olivia eet. Cost Repair store room of one-story frame buil g at 418 William street. Cost, $50; owner, A. E. Sharpley. Repair porch and floor of one- frame building at corner of jon and Thomas streets. to one-story building at 520 Grinnell Cost, $50; owner, Naomi me treet Build two-story frame building 705 Ashe street. Cost, $100; ywner, Wm. M. Albury. Repair bathroom at 2210 Staple Avenue. Cost, $50; owner, San- go Caraballo. General repairs e building at Cost, $90; to two-story 801 Waddell eet. owner, F. C. Brown. Build one-story wooden struc- ture on Amelia street. Cost, $100; owner, Juan Hernandez. Repair roof of one-story frame structure at 730 Emma street. Cost, $35; owner, G. E. Cam- bridge. General repairs to frame building at street. Cost. $40; owner, W. Thompson. Bui Id porch on two-story frame at 521 Grinnell street $50; owner, E. L. Sawyer. Repair porch of one-story buildi at 612 Eaton Cost, owner, B. B. one-story 722 Eaton A $7 Build garage and wall, one story, on Bertha street. Cost, $100; owner, Theodore Knowles. pur- @ chase of a used car or exchange nat present car ts carried on | ©4¢ ew Production In November, eS | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Please your guests and your family with a fruit bowl, tastefully ar- ranged. Still a luxury in most parts of the old world, fresh fruits are Peete and plentiful here, where ated trailers bring you the produce matched system of highways. feature of the American way of liie. speedy motor trucks and refriger- of farm and orchard over our un- They have made fresh fruit a characteristic ALL HOLIDAYS ON MONDAY, ONE NEW ONE Divides Year Into Four Quarters, States Days Each . see IN CALENDAR PLAN OF MISS ACHELIS' and all member have been ee By ADELAIDE KERR. AP Feature Service Writer NEW YORK, Oct. 1.—Lots of women have flouted time, but Elizabeth Achelis of New York is trying to change it. She wants to revise the calen- white-haired woman, president of the World Calendar Association, which would divide the twelve months into the leng! dates fall on the same day of the handsome, of the confu- int change present calendar brings sion”, she says. “You change clocks and tape measures from year to year. Why shouldn’ ‘t a former debu- ber of the League for Polit ‘al Education, cla: no credit for the original idea, but he has put a lot of punch into it. Eleven years ago she heard a lecture on calendars and agreed a change was needed. Quarters Of $1 Days The World Calendar, which the |‘ association would like to see go! _ ‘0 effect on the last day of 1944, |< s the year into four quar- months, and 91 days n in January. ed Car * ified as a year-end holida: The extra day in Leap Year is placed immediately after June 36, is called June L or 31 and is fixed a second world holiday. With the World Calendar, the year would always begin on Sun- day, J; y 1. Christmas and Thanksgiving Day (if celebrated in the fourth week of November) would always fall on Monday. The calendar sociation favors Monday holida: and suggests that Memorial Day be moved from May 30 to May 27 and Co- lumbus Day from Oct. 12 to Oct. 9, so they would fall on Monday. Sees Aid To Business “The new calendar has a great many advantages”, says Miss Achelis. “Since each date would fall on the same day of the week each year, it would do away with that search for a calendar before one can make an engagement. “It offers advantages*to busi-! ness too. Under thes it cal-j endar system it is™ df Sa compare quarterly reports, be- cause quarters have more busi- ness days than others. The World calendar would make exact com- parison possible. 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