The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 9, 1941, Page 4

PAGE FOUR -: SOCIETY -:-: Mrs. Joseph Lopez Reelected President Of Jr. Woman’s Club Mrs, Joseph Lopez was unani- mously reelected as president of the Key West Junior Woman's Club at the monthly meeting held yesterday afternoon at the club- house on Division street. Other officers selected at this session to serve with her are as follows: Mrs. Gilmore Park—First Vice President. Mrs. Andrew Elwood—Second Vice President. Miss Ada Rodriguez—Record- ing Secretary. Miss Juanita Dongo—Corre- sponding Secretary. Miss Phyllis Adams—Treasurer. Miss Ramona Lopez—Auditor. Miss Lois Pinder and Miss Edith Moffat—Directors. Following the election, Mrs. Albert J. Mills, sponsor of . the club, gave the club an interesting talk on Parliamentary Law bring- ing out quite a number of fine pointers to be studied by the club. Mrs. Joseph Lopez and Mrgs. Andrew Elwood, delegates to the Florida Federation of Women’s Club held recently in Miami, gave a report on their trip and told of the work other Junior Clubs in the state are doing. Arrange For Spring Festival : At La Concha Park On Tuesday A door prize, as well as prizes for the Kiddie Parade, will be given at the Spring Festival, to be held at La Concha Park, Tuesday, April 15th for the benefit of St. Paul's Church. There will be cakes, candies, ice cream and hot dogs on hand, also ponies and a gooseneck for the little folks. An interesting program has been arranged by those in charge, which will be published later. Chairmen of various commit- tees planning this event are: Entertain With Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs. James A. Single- ton, 330 Elizabeth street, enter- tained one hundred and fifty friends for their little son, Ronnie Francis, on his third birthday, Saturday, Alpril 5th. Many ames were played by the children in which Clo Ann Watkins and Ester Smith were winners of the prizes. The Easter spirit prevailed throughout the entire afternoon, both in decorations and refresh- ments. Favors were given each child. The little friends as they each departed, wished Ronnie many more happy birthdays. P.-T. A. Elects Ofticers The Division Street School P.-T., A. held its monthly meet- ing in the schoo} auditorium with Mrs, Juanita Roberts presiding. Mrs. Mary Milner, music di- rector, was in charge of the pro- gram. The association sang a number of songs in unison. The Fifth Grade Chorus sang “Easter Morning” and “Awake! Awake!” The Fifth Grade gave a play en titled “The Easter Rabbit.” The following officers were re- elected for the coming year: President—Mrs. Juanita Rob- erts. Vice President—Mrs. Betty Mc- Ginnis. Secretary—Mrs. Faye Higgs. Treasurer—Miss Miriam Carey. The count of parents showed that Mrs, Charlotte Boyden, Mrs. Eulalie Jones and Miss Frances Cochran's classes in the Primary Department, and Mrs. Amelia Cabot’s class in the Intermediate Department had won a half holi-j day. The meeting closed with the singing of “God Bless America.” Arrange To Give Bingo Party Arrangements have been made! for putting on a Bingo Party by| the Monroe County Council of Parents and Teachers of the three schools at the Harris School lunch room on April 21. The affair is being looked for- ward to with much pleasure by those who contemplate attending Arrange Summer Hotel Schedule Summer schedule of activities at the beautiful Rainbow Room of La Concha Hotel has been an- manager, Miss e featured each and Saturday evening by Barry Barrosa and eeting from have been postponed indefi according to an- nouncement made today by Mrs. M E Berkowitz, Mrs. Parade. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs, Rides. Mrs, Beryl Curry—Ice Cream. Mrs, Will Richardson—Spring Flowers. Mrs. Milton Sawyer—Publicity. Miss Grace Kemp—Prizes. Mrs. Emerson Archer—General Chairman. Harry Baker — Easter Hilda Sands—Gooseneck. Clarence Shine—Program. Ralph Russell—Cake. Gloriana Bayly—Candy. James Pinder—Hot Dogs. Joseph Knight — Pony Sheppards’ Baby Christened The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Sheppard, Jr., was christened on Monday at St. Paul’s Episcopal church, with Father A. B. Dimmick officiating | at the ceremony. The name giv- en was Romelda Russell Shep- pard. The same clothing worn by the baby’s mother at the time of her christening was used in the baptismal ceremonies on the re- cent occasion. The Godparents were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence U. Allshouse and Lorraine Russell. |S. Marine, yesterday was mar- ; granted a license to marry Dolores |Today’s Horoscope! Patriotic Daughters To Hold Meeting There will be a meeting of the Patriotic Daughters of America held tomorrow evening, begin- ning?at 7:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Teresita Higgs on Grin- nell street. All members are requested to be in attendance. Two Marriages Performed Here Walter Adkins, 21-year-old U. ried to Emma Marie Dionne, 21, of Key West. The marriage was performed by Rogelio Gomez, notary public. Henry Carl Jenkins, 23, who is! stationed here with the navy, was! Thompson, 20; of Key West. The couple said they would be mar- |ried by the Rev. W. R. Howell. | TO GET HEARING Victor Key, arrested by T. E. Jones, state road patrolman, on a charge of driving without a license, will be granted a hearing today before Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr., justice of the peace. ea HATA RES | | Today is associated with fi-] nance, giving fertile mind and seemingly successful career. |There is great acquisitivene |coupled with a fear of loss, which jis often quite likely to be well} \Srounded. Ultimate success jassured if due caution is exer- tcised. | CALL FOR BIDS Written sealed bic called for by the City C the City of Key West fc ing of 20 blue serge uniforms. Each uni consist of 1 coat and 2 jpants. Bids shall payments. These s turnable to the office Clerk, City Hall, Key W ida, on the 17th day of Ap: at four o'clock, P. M. The Council res to reject any or all ARCHIE ROBERTS, City spec aprd-1t jcents. lerk. ‘ [ADVERTISING UNIT| * TO HOLD MEETING ALL LOCAL PUBLICITY WILL BE TURNED OVER TO SPE- CIAL COMMITTEE A joint committee of Key West business and municipal leaders Friday night will lay the ground- work for an advertising campaign which will see all local publicity synchronized into a planned cam- paign, it was announced today. The committee members will hold their first meeting Friday | night at the chamber of commerce at 8 o'clock. Plans set up by the group, pre- liminary to their meeting, call for a campaign which would group existing advertising appropria- tions so as to avoid duplication and cut down expense. Through a controlled advertising policy, it is pointed out, the various groups would spread their material over a wider area, without duplicating their efforts. Members of the committee are B. M. Duncan, representing Over- seas Road and Toll Bridge Dis- trict; Earl Adams, Key West Aqueduct commission; Ernest Ramsey, county commission; Col. L. C. Brinton, city council; Joe Allen, junior chamber of com- merce, and Julius F. Stone, Jr., and Charles S. Taylor of the senior chamber of commerce. J. Jerry Curtis, who was for- merly connected with the WPA administration forces in Key West, but who is now making his residence in Miami, spent yester- day in Key West meeting his old friends. Mrs. G. A. Webb of Tampa is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peterson on William street. Mr. Webb is here for an_ in- definite stay working on a project | for the Key West Electric Com- pany, Milton Peacock, and Lieut. Charles Morgan, formerly sta- tioned at the Key West Naval} Station, spent a few hours in the city today meeting old friends. They paid a pleasant call at The Citizen office. Mr. and Mrs. Aquilino Lopez, Sr., who had been spending a short visit in Miami, returned to | the city last evening over the highway. | COURTIN’ COUPLES | GET TOLL DISCOUNT | (By Associated Press) HAVRE DE GRACE, Md., April 9—The Roads Commis- sion has decided love must have a . It prescribed commuter’s rates for the new Susquehanna river bridge here, observing: | “We want to fix it so that when | a Havre de Grace boy brings his girl from Perryville to a Havre} {de Grace movie, it will cost him {only a dime or so for four cross-| highways to be accomplished be- | Famed, clean, liquid Im ings, instead of the present 80/ IBEX ‘COLONISTS’ MEET SUCCESS, (iy Axsociated Press) | DAVOS, Switzerland, April 9.| —A pair of adventurous ibex who escaped from the Swiss Na- tional Reservation have founded a colony in the Grisons. The ibex had been extinct in its wild form for several decades in| Switzerland. The colony now numbers 300. STRIKES OIL | SPRINGFIELD, Ill—Fletcher C. Kettle of this city, superin- tendent of old age assistance, re-! ived this note: “Please cancel my grandmother's _ assistance award. She has just married an old sweetheart and his new oil $j well”. CARD OF THANKS the members of the family redo Sands, Sr., wish to ex- Ss our sincere gratitude to our friends. for their kindness pathy during the recent id 1 of our beloved husband and father. To the members of the church, sicians, Drs. Rodriguez Galey, to the Gulf Life In- Company, Peninsular Life ce Com ALFREDO SANDS, JR., son. LOUISE E. SANDS, daughter. aprd-ltx ‘support, and we would, besides, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN WITH EASTER SHOPPERS FOR THERE'S NO BETTER GIFT THAN THE CLEAN WHITE PACKS WITH THEIR Wildes, Beltee Tale Easter shoppers and all smokers, who are after smoking pleasure at its best, are asking for Chesterfield ... because the finest tobaccos from our own Southland blended with costly aromatic tobaccos from far-off Turkey and Greece give Chesterfield a definitely Milder, Cooler, decidedly Better Taste. THAT’S WHY IT’S CALLED THE SMOKER’S’ CIGARETTE EVERYWHERE | you Go | i . : ‘ | Copyright 1941, Liccerr & Mrsns Tosacce Ce, | ODD FELLOWSTO i CONDUCT SESSION} MRS ALICE RANGER DIED THIS MORNING Mrs. Alice Ranger, age. 67, | HIGHLIGHTS OF GOVERNOR’S TALK — —- (Continued from Page One). i seti f Dis- the state has improved somewhat | There will be a meeting of Dis-| stich abe iy trict No. 24, LO.O.F., held at the! Veh gy shesegnucemeary \K. G. Hall, Thursday night 8! Ik * © © that the legis! jo’clock, died early this morning in a local ture fiends to effect eve eon This district’ comprises Key jhospital. Funeral services will | West Lodge No. 13 and Equity|be held tomorrow afternoon at | omy possible in its own opera-} i x | tions, and I congratulate you on; Lodge No. 70. |4:00 o'clock from the chapel of | Home, Rev. | that attitude. | All members are requested to | Pritchard Funeral | jattend. {Ted Jones of First Baptist church | | officiating. | become most important links of | Survivors are the husband, | | George Ranger; father, George | | Wilson; four sisters, Mrs. Holland | |Baker, Mrs. Irene Valdez, Mrs. | |Homer Hernandez and Mrs: Rosa- | |lie Trevor. | The schools are paid up to date and the bills against general reve-! nue have been paid off for 1940, ; eee. and the comptroller is now pay- | Communication. ing bills of this year. H ——s | “ a“ We would be killing the goose | CRAZY SKIN let misery of superficial, that lays the golden egg if we Don’ externally should permit the ruin of our) Dont Wet misty of sitn drive you erase 4 yep tos ge Subscribe to The Citizen, 20c weekly. FRIDAY SATURDAY ; P 4 ‘ wonders on face, insufficient financial,| pedy. No bandaging. Simply apply ‘ing, disappearing Imperial Lot eoded 5 i se, Seta 2 | while nature promotes healing. First bottle be doing a most unpatriotic thing | in this time of great national need | mperial must satisfy or your money back. when our trunk highways have! cause of | | IN MEMORIAM CHAMPIONS WEAR « ih MOTHER | You have been a year in heaven| SUNDAY And for you “to die was gain;” Bore . na “ | Never again will Key West ut for us the world is empty i | And our hearts know ceaseless | see a USED CAR SALE pain. SHOOTING GLASS Jauch as we are putting on FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 30 Beautiful Cars to | In loving memory of Mrs. Julia | Cates who passed away on April) 9, 1940: | Home is but a follow sea shell Beating sadiy in our ears . Gone is everything worthwhile now Sleepless nights with tears. drenched | are Memories both sweet and bitter Make our heritage supreme... Just to live up to your wishes. Is the sweetest thing I dream. | Hundreds of leading rifle, skeet and | pistol shooters were asked what fea- | tures they would demand in a per- | fect shooting glass. On their recom- | mendaticms fats been designed aad | built the Bausch & Lomb Ray-Ban | Shooting Glass. Championship shooters, gun editors, authorities, say, “The finest shooting glass we've ever we We can show you the Ray-Ban Shooting Glas and the complete line of scientifically cor- Attention, Odd Fellows! : A meeting of Key West Lodge No. 13 and Equity Lodge No. 70. District No. 24 is called for to- morrow night at 8 o'clock at K. G. E. Hail. SAVE FROM $55.00 TO $100.00 ON EACH CAR rect Ray-Ban Sun Glasses for out- TWINS USED CAR LOT door and sports wear. DR. J. A. VALDES | DEACON Manager GEO. F. ARCHER. D. D. G. M- SPRING FESTIVAL Tuesday. April 15. 4 P. M. La Concha Park Easter Parade and Program Admission Free 'FOR SALE—Spanish type house, | fruit) 4, AA SEPARATE SORES tsigane” gipsy gift shop WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1 Classified Column Advertisements under this head will be inserteé in The Citizen at the rate of one-cent (Ic) a word for each insertion, but the mini- mum for the first insertion in every instance is twenty-five gents (25c). Advertisers snould give their | . address as well as their’ eae number if they desire Tesults, * Payment for classified adver- tisements is invariably in ad- vance, but regular advertisers with ledger accounts may have | their advertisements charged. | } | LOST WALLET with money, driver's | license and other papers. Re- | ;ROOM AND BOARD. |FURNISHED APARTMENT. BETTY RAYMOND RESTA RANT will serve a EASTER SUNDAY DI from 12 o'clock Noon on. reservations, Phone 364. apr8-5) to ROOMS |. ible, good meals, nice al 00 Near Navy Yard. 318. _“Duwal bedrooms; first floor; hot and) cold running water; electric refrigerator. Apply 923 White street. apr3-tf ward if returned to Box XG,/TWO-BEDROOM FURNISHED The Citizen, apré-2tx | FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS i JAEGER Three-Inch Centrifugal Pump. Complete with suction hose. | ‘Bargain. East Coast Equip-} ment Co., Miami. apr8-Imo | FOR QUICK SALE--Lots 5 and 6, square 6, travt 21. each 50x100, North side Fiazler* (County Road) Avenue, between 5th and 6th Streets. Price $600. Apply Box LG, The Citizen. jan4-tf N HERCULES 4-Cylinder Power Unit. Overhauled and in good condition. East Coast Equip- ment Co., 1228 S.W. Ist St, Miami. ~ apré-lmo LAUNDRY tubs, $7.50 and $19.50; 2 washing machines; Westing- house and Rotarex ironers, $65 values, special, $12.50 and $19.75, Gray's Fishery, Ojus. | F* apr9-1t ; FOR SALE or Exchange—Cabin Cruiser, 28-ft., 6-ft. beam; 40 hp. Gray Marine Engine. Will exchange for lot, full or part payment. Box B.R., The Citi- zen, mar6-tf | P’ LARGE ELECTRIC REFRIG- ERATOR, Delco Motor, $50.00; small Ice Box, $5.00; large Um- brella, $50.00. Apply 303 Du- val Street. apr9-wed,fri,sat HALF-BAG CONCRETE MIXER ; with power loader. Overhauled ‘and in good condition. East} Coast Equipment Co., 1228 S.W. 1st St., Miami. apr8-1mo FOR SALE—Double Corner in) Grove Park, Upper Matecumbe, size 100x125; also other lots in| same subdivision; will sell 1 or) 4 adjoining, reasonably. Apply Box T, The Citizen. apr?-tfs |B JETTING PUMP, 200 gallons per minute, 95 Ibs. pressure, first | class condition. Priced right) for quick sale. East Coast! Equipment Co., 1228 S.W. Ist St, Miami. apr8-1mo | LIVE EASTER BUNNIES. 604| Francis Street. apr7-lwk HALF-BAG CONCRETE MIXER. B Rebuilt throughout and with | new engine. Batch hopper | type on pneumatic tires. East | Coast Equipment Co., 1228 S.W. j Ist St., Miami. COCA-COLA box. in perfect eon- | dition, $7.50. Gray's Fishery, | Ojus. —| | Fl ES) large lot. many tropical trees. Also, party boat “Jewel”. Apply 808 Eaton Street. C. H. AND E. ALL-STEEL SAW/ TABLE. Two-cylinder LeRoy | engine. Rebuilt and in good) condition, $50. East Coast} Equipment Co., 1228 S.W. Ist) St, Miami. Pinder, 1217 Petronia Street. j Washington street. Batgsin for cash. Apply A. L. Murray, Columbia Laundry. FURNISHED » HOUSE, all modern conven- iences, $50.00 month, Apply rear 910 Elizabeth street. apr7-3t 20,000 gals, per hour.|FURNISHED BUNGALOW, 638 William Street. Adults only. Apply Valdes Bakery. apr3-tf COTTAGE, pets. 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