The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 14, 1941, Page 4

RA GE FOUR Entertainment Tonight At High School “Love Pirates tertainment filled with much in- staged tonight, be- t the High School ing a few weeks in Key West on h will be for the terest, will be ginning a 8: Auditorium, wh. benefit of the school. Cast of the play folow Dorothy, Betty Bov er, Della Mae C Roy Ch Suarez; K Lilinoe, Li Stricker, banas. Hawaiian Archer, Betty Kline, Norci , Lillian Pent, Nell Ros Sands, Anita Stewart. Negro, Margaret Pinder, Riggs, Betty Joan Roberts Thompson and Helen Wel: Pirate Chorus—Henry Ca John Marzyck, Dick Noy tor Pita, Ramon Gonzi ard Russell, Henry Schulte John Yates. Many Pass First Aid Examination ng completed and passed ination in the Red Cr First Aid course, the follow: ing | persons were sented with cer- tificates: | M Dolores Bello, Josephine Ubi John Bennett, Mrs. , Beatrice Mo- reno, William Saunders, .Marie Farto, Mrs. J. B. Sullivan, Mrs. G. Crosby Mrs. W. Fripp structor and Dr. examiner. Classes will be resumed pro- viding sufficient applications are | received. The district chairman | during a recent meeting of the Red Cross in this city stressed the importance of this type of work. For further information call Mrs. M. E. Berkowitz, phone 765, or Mrs. >hillips, phone 302-J. Sub Deb Club Arranges Dance urry; } ‘'y Ramsey; : Maile, anas. Hec- , How- acting as Alvin Foraker as The “Sub Deb Club” held their | at the Woman‘s afternoon. Old discussed weekly mecting Club Wednesday and new business and a dance was decided on for Friday, April 18, at the La Con- cha Hotel. Mrs. E. F. Trevor was asked to sponsor the affair and she accepted Those the Henry Ken- ey, Virginia present at were Mrs. Trevor, nedy, Copelyn Rar Rodriguez, Jayne Thompson, Ruth Baker, Bettye Ann Stock- ing, Arlene Prince, Bettye Pierce, Dorothy Parks, Barbara Guerra and Annabel Moffett. oGray’s 's Raho Ojus cheap...cheap...cheap Second-hand, used and as-i§ plumbing and plumbing fixtures —electric goods and motors-+ water pumps (all sizes) gas en- gines—water and soil pipe (all sizes) and fittings, also good selec- tion in reconditioned home water systems $19.50 up. PLUMBING, PUMP AND ELEC- TRIC DEPT. Gray's Fishery, Ojus (Est. 15 yrs.) 7 Blocks North of Ojus Depot off | Dixie on Harper Sf. Open daily (except Wednesday) From 10 A. M. till 5 P. M. Se a Funeral Service Established 1885 Licensed Funeral Directors and Embalmers 24-Hour Ambulance Service Phone 135 Night 696 GENE AUTRY in CAROLINA MOON SERIAL — COMEDY WING LEE’S” Key West's Oldest Grocery } POTATOES. ountry Roll BUTTE R. tt HQ aseoc of Fresh Vege- ruits. including ma Beans. Red Celery. Cauli- Spinach and | of Hawaii, an en- | = | Billy | en route to his home in Tampa, Wood, Delfin Jiminez, Miss Prim- Ruth | over the highway from Plantation Henry Ca-|Key, Chorus—Mary Bell Praxedes | Ellen Di-| Norma | with Ruth | Marathon, was an arrival in the and } in- | meeting | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN AILS LLL LL DANIEL BOONE | ae | HARRIS SCHOOL The ravages of influenza and common colds played their part in cutting down attendance of pupils at Harris School during a business and pleasure visit, left’ the past two weeks and _ there- the highway |fore affected the Honor Roll. The fourth period of the 1940-| ‘41 school year had the lowest! mark in attendance, 90 percent, | Mr.’and Mrs. Jchn Pindef-were or an average of 41 absent each | in Key West yesterday ‘school day. With the coming of and will spend a while visit- weather, old man “Flu” i and sck with relatives and defeated and school off nounce a return to normalcy. Honor Roll for the fourth pe- riod follows: 1C—None. 1B—Marius Cruz. 1A—Kenneth Bi 2 | houdt, Gail Sweeting, Grace Fe {city yesterday over the highway jandez, Barbara Ann Waddell. | for a business visit of a few days.| 2B—Lloyd Rogers, Aida Nick- | erson, Frances Meggs. 2A—None. 3B—Dorene Clawson, Dickens, Joyce Goehring. i 3A—Clara Armayor, Robert Kerr, Shirley Rom, Joyce Marie Thompson. 4B—Ralph DuBreuil. 4A—Harry Carey, George Ma- loney, Hal Richte 5B—Felix Davis, | Casey i rabers millionaire sci- Se Conchita on of the Lambert Pharmaceutical | rela. company family, is “visiting for| 6B—Leslie Sanders, Galey the remainder of this week at the |Sweeting, Oma Swicegood, ome 7 a 3 «ony Faye Bervaldi, Lorraine Nottage. home of Fred Marvil, local night GACeIoy melt @emclic | Bozc, | club operator. : | Jimmy Register. Lambert, who makes his home | Chas, Boll, who had been spend- ithis morning over ‘arrivals ing here friends. E. B. Sawyer, who is connected the fishing business at George Knowles, Jr, was an | arrival in Key West yesterday jfrom Miami for a visit of several \day. Diane | i \Casey Lambert And Cal_ | jLatham Visiting Here James Mal- Vaz |in St. Louis, has been touring in| saN CARLOS SCHOOL | Honduras with Cal Latham, wide-| Honor Roll of San Carlos School jly known Hialeah flyer. The pair for the last six weeks’ period fol- | will leave here Saturday or Sun- | lows: | day. | 6th Grade—Aurora Leon, tor Machin.. So as 5th Grade—Eyelio Fones. | Couple Married Here Yesterday Hee- | 4th Grade—Rose Watson. | 3rd Grade—Alba Rodriguez, | |Robert Valdez, Blanca Leon, Wil- se |liam Hernandez, Rose Machin. William R. Hail, 25, Key West,} 2nd Grade—Frank Balbontin, yesterday was married to Laura | Mario Rodriguez, Gloria Watson. E. Belew, 22, also of Key West. | 1st Grade—Thomas Baker. Peace Justice Enrique Esquin- | berto Pons, Elena Castillo, Cha s Ingraham, Sylvia aldo performed the ceremony. | ARCHER’S offers you the chance to buy foods for the week-end at real sav- ings—and you know that HERE’S WHERE YOU GET QUALITY! SL, aaa CHILI POWDER goo Se that remind, you of OLD MEXICO FOR MAKING MEXICAN FOODS and ADDING NEW FLAVOR to AMERICAN DISHES MEATS SALADS VEGETABLES Ut all good Grocers WALKER'S AUSTEX CHILI CO. AUSTIN, TEXAS Order all your food needs through us, such as— DRESSED POULTRY VEGETABLES DAIRY PRODUCTS MEATS FRUITS =o Archer’s Grocery Phones 67 and 47 814 Fleming Street YCU SAVE AND WILL BE SATISFIED WHEN YOU SHOP at THE BERMUDA MEAT MARKET HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF OUR MANY WEEK-END SPECIALS Swift's Premium and Morrell’s Genuine 24de 35¢ Spring Lamb. 1! Lamb Chops, b 24¢ 19¢ Armour's Hams, from the eanut Land. 10 - 126 Ibs. (by whole), 23c¢ Pork Tender : Loins, tb 35c Barbecued Pork Hams. (Spanish style). tb Western Branded Boneless Beef Roast. Ib Pork Hams, small 4 to 6 Ibs. ib Pork Loin Roast. half or whole. Ib Armour's Star Sliced Bacon, Ib Pork Chops, 2 Ibs. 45¢ 25¢ 30¢ ie ans The These Are Just a Few of Our Many Beef Specials Large shipment of RHODE ISLAND RED HENS 30¢ just received from Tennessee 4 to 8 Ibs. Ib Te ar 35¢ BATTERY RAISED RHODE ISLAND RED FRYERS. 15 We Not Only Specialize In Meats and Poultry but Carry A Complete Line of Fancy Groceries ' PHONE 52 Corner White and Virg by inia Streets | PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS ———— pleansant | being | is an-| Nor- | Hernandez, HAS BIRTHDAY SEBRING, March March 14 (FNS). | —Daniel Boone, descendant of the famous explorer of i colonial days, for whom he | was named, was showered with gifts from his many friends on his 89th birthday celebration kere last , »week, He has been a resident of | Sebring for 15 years. ' | For several years Boone carried on his trade as a | blacksmith and then operated @ popcorn wagon. When his wagon was wrecked two years ago he retired from business to join the ranks of venerable “old-timers”. Jose Rodriguez, ! Ricardo Perez, Gustavo Perez, } Celinda Collazo, Martin Leon, Charles Gates, Marguarita Gates, | Guillermo Fernandez. | Perfect Attendance for the six | weeks’ period include the follow- | ing pupils: Mario Rodriguez, Rene Rodriguez, Frank Pereira, Charles | Ingraham, Celinda Collazo, Alba} Rodriguez, Aleida Spencer, Ar- mando Pereira, William Hernan- |dez, Dalia Soto, Ricardo Perez, ! Panchita Pons, Eloisa Chavez, | Elena Castillo, Sylvia Hernandez, } ‘Robert Valdez, Ornaldo Lopez, |Margarita Gates, Alicia Pons, | Frank Balbontin, Aurora Leon, Candita Valdez, Alejandrina Val- } idez, Norberto Pons, Thomas Bak- ! er, Gustavo Perez, Charels Gates, Antonio Moore, Martin Leon, j |Guillermo Fernandez. The above report was issued by | fiss Benildes Remond, principal. Danny Valdez, | COLUMBIA RESTAURANT | | American and Spanish Cooking 117 Duval Street CHARCOAL STEAKS and FAMOUS FISH DINNERS | | prepared by well-known former } chef of El Chico, Miami Beach CONRAD International Cuisine Chef 7-course DeLuxe Dinner —_ 50c |B. M. Plate Lunch 35c | COCKTAIL LOUNGE and BAR | Try the Columbia and you will | tell your friends about the food | . prepared the way you like it at prices just a little under others. rae | (FNS). thas purchased ARRANGE FOR RADIO PLANT }PAN - AMERICAN AIRWAYS PURCHASES AEROCAR BUILDING CORAL, GABLES, March 14 — The manufacturing branch of Pan-American Airways the old Curtis |Aerocar building here for the pur- | pose of establishing a new radio jplant and meterology office. The new plant will be used for jthe manufacture of the |sive radio telegraph | transmitters and parts used for ‘Pan-American aircraft Lh ad, al headed the entire system, including receiv! through- the branches in Alaska, Orient, |New Zealand, the Transatlantic ervices, and the extensive lines inking the 32 countries anl colo- nies of the West Indies, Central and South America. FOR YOUTHFUL SPIRITS ROLLER SKATE Southard Street—Ladies 25c SESSIONS: 2:30 to 4:30 P. M. 7:30 to 10:00 P. M. SHOE SKATES FOR SALE $9.75—TERMS If You Can Walk You Can Skate DON’T MISS P. A. R. }La Revista Mensual en Espanol e ‘Ingles. Mailed at Havana Month- ly on the 13th. Ten Cents. $1 a Year. Six Years $5. Sample FREE. E. F. O'Brien publishes P.A.R. (Times of Cuba and Pan Amer- |ican Review) at San Ignacio 54, Havana. P. O. Box 329. Tel. M-1012. Chamber of Commerce, | Hotel La Concha, Bus Station. Havana - Cuba - Florida - Gulf Coast - West Indies - Mexico - Regions South. Concise News and Latin American Trade Reviews. MAP OF HAVANA with Guide for Buyers distributed free {DAILY on Ships, Trains and |\Planes. High Spot Coverage. TROPIC AMERICA LOOK AT THESE LOW PRICES ——AT—— ALBURY’S ECONOMY CASH GROCERY | GROCERIES Del Monte Corn-on-the-Cob, 15¢ 7c No. 2, tall can Campbell's No. 2 15 c 8c Pork and Beans, 16 oz. can Orange Juice, can, 2 cans Cut Beets, 33c dc 15¢ 25¢ 20c 20c Figs. qt. jar Emperor Tea Bags, 10 for Smarty Dog Food, 4 cans Woodbury Soap, 4 bars < Large Rinso, Oxydol, Super Suds, pkg. Sani-Flush, large MEATS Pork Hams, by whole or string end, 6 to 10 Ibs., Ib Pork Shoulder, 6 to 8 lbs., Ib Pork Sausage Roll, Ib Large Mixed Eggs, doz. Swift's Peanut Brand Picnic Hams, tb Peanut Roll Hams, b 15¢ 28¢ He pkgt. ib ZAC Clear Smoked Bacon. 20 c not sliced, Ib Fresh Florida Eggs, dos, 30¢ ALL INGREDIENTS FOR SOUSE —_———— Compleie Line Of F OUR STORE IS AS NEAR TO Cor. Francis and Southard Sts. Free Delivery ‘resh VEGETABLES YOU AS YOUR TELEPHONE Phone 198 SOTEROST CITY oT DUVAL AND FLEMING STREETS Prescriptions Carefully Compounded by Florida Registered Pharmacists SPECIALS FOR FRIDA Toilet Tissues, finest qu 4 for Aspirin, Pure, 100 for Gillette Blue Blades, free, 10 for Sweetheart Soap, \lophen Pills, P. D. & C Listerine, f Phillips Milk Magnesia, Y-SATURDAY-SUNDAY lality, 200's 25¢ Shaving Cream 100 for 50¢ si Woodbury’s Cream and Lotion Combina- tion, 75c v . only Woodbury’s Facial Soap, special, 4 for Heavy Turkish Towels, feet y f GOOD FOOD with FRES 17x30, | 4, each nds at SOUTHERNMOST PHARMACY and H VEGETABLES and a DELI ERNESTO HERCE |ence at being inducted | siding in New York City for the AT ARMY CAMP Ernesto Herce, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto Herce, in a letter ates his novel experi- into the army at Fort Dix. New Jersey. . Mr. Herce, who has been YOUR NEWSBOY . . . buys his copies of The Citizen at whole- sale, sells them at retail. jlected for military service in the |first draft. He states that he would be glad to correspond with his friends, and acquaint them with the rigors and joys of army life. His ad- dress is Company A-1229 Recep- tion Center, Row II. Tent 3, Fort Pix} a On fie jd iaJ sent here rel: i I i | i i . . « pays cash for his papers. - «,- loses if a customer fails to pay. . . . is embarrassed if a customer is slow pay. . . goes the limit for his trade, is on the job rain or shine, serves his customers well. . . . asks customers to cooperate by paying him promptly and regularly. THE CITIZEN Circulation Departmer t eNAUR BE SMART! WEAR A Curlee or Griffon SUIT Manhattan SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR and SPORTSWEAR Fortune and Jarman SHOES Wide Variety of Styles All Sizes PHONE 897 517 Duval Street Opposite Palace Theater To The Ladies we invite you to Visit and SEE... 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