The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 15, 1941, Page 3

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN 'UESDAY, APRIL 15, 1941 C. D. OF A. CONVENES Jatholic Daughters Of America To Hold Three Day State Convention To Preside At Services me SS SS SS fs ‘COURT INSTITUTED ON APRIL 21, 1921 The court of Mary Star of the Sea was instituted April 21,1921, There were 43 char- ter members. The first chaplain was the Rev. L. P. White. S. J., and the first Grand Regent was Mrs. Josephine Piodela. Activities of the group are national, civic and parish, The motto is “Unity and Charity.” TI III IIS ID i} ' * . 2 And who have arrived include Father ‘onfirmation Services |J. J. Greely, S. J., Augusta, Ga.; Reception For Bishop Father T. J. Kearney, S. J., Miami, jand Father Rinaldi, of the Cath-| “ Hf . |olic Boys’ orphanage at Tampa. Will Mark Opening Cere | Registration of delegates rein| ° {begin at 5 o'clock this afternoon | monies at La Concha hotel, with the con- | firmation following at 7:30 o'clock |and the reception for Bishop Hur- Confirmation services adminis-|ley at 9 o'clock. A solemn Pontifical Mass, with ishop Hurley as celebrant, will leverend Bishop Joseph P, Hur- | be held tomorrow morning at the {church to open the day’s program ry at St. Mary's Star of the Sea at 8 o'clock. Mrs. May Bagwell, state re-j| gent, will open the court session | pr the bishop at the Convent of at 10 o'clock, and a varied pro- Bie le +s); 8ram will continue until an ad- fary Immaculate, tonight will journment at 4:30 o'clock. Ks nark fhe formal opening of a| The end,of the session and aj {formal banquet, at La Concha} hree-day state convention of the hotel Thursday night will high- | tatholic Daughters of America. ania — day's. activities of Delegates to the eighth bi-; Father Sullivan, who was to. nnial session have been arriving have spoken at the Pontifical n Key West for several days.|Mass tomorrow, will be unable to bishop Hurley, with his secretary, ‘attend the convention and Father ‘ather T. J. Gilligan, arrived here Greely will speak in his stead. ast night, while other priests | The program follows: HOSTESS Court Mary Star of the Sea, No. 634 STATE OFFICERS State Chaplain Most Rev. Joseph Hurley, D.D. State Regent Mrs. Mary Bagwell Vice State Regent Mrs. George H. McIntyre State Secretary Mrs. Annie L. Quina State Monitor Mrs. May Henry State Treasurer Mrs. Matilda LaFleur NATIONAL OFFICER Miss Frances Maher Kane, Pennsylvania, Vice Supreme Regent NATIONAL EXHIBIT CHAIRMAN Miss Mena Oliveros, St. Augustine, Florida GRAND REGENTS Mrs. Lottie Flaherty, Court of St. Augustine, No. 23, St. Augustine, ! Fla. Organized 1905—36 years. ‘ | Mrs, Gertrude Mack, Court Immaculate Conception, No. 52, Jack- sonville, Fla. Organized 1906—-35 years. > | Mrs. Elizabeth Delaney, Court Madonna, No. 78, Pensacola, Fla. | anized 1907—34 years. ait Mrs. M. Harris, Court Miami, No, 262, Miami, Fla. 5-26 years. Mrs. Virginie Demeritt, Court Mary Star of the Sea, No, 634, Key j a. ‘anized 1921—20 years. | hess aay Baten Court Palm Beach, No. 780, West Palm | Beach, Fla. Organized 1922—19 years. Mrs. Matilda LaFleur, Court Sancta Maria, Fla. Organized 1925—16 years. Mrs. Mary E. Boutte, Court Holy Rosary, No. Fla. Organized 1927—14 years. DISTRICT DEPUTIES . Lavina Hunter = Miami, Florida Mare Mary T. Haley Jacksonville, Florida PROGRAM TUESDAY, APRIL 15TH, 1941 Registration La Concha Hotel Confirmation Administered by Most Rev. Bishop Joseph P. Hurley, D. D. Reception for His Excellency Most Reverend Joseph P. Hurley, D. D. Convent of Mary Immaculate WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16TH, 1941 Solemn Pontifical Mass, St. Mary Star of Sea Church, Celebrant Most Reverend Bishop Joseph P. Hurley, D. D., of St. Augustine, Florida SIDELIGHTS By MARCY B. DARNALL pred by His Excellency the Most me Small boys’ pockets are sup- posed to contain the most varied ‘assortments of articles, but they have In an promptu contest by members of a women’s club at Charlotte, N. C.,,to determine which had the most items in her handbag, Miss | Helen Hoyle won by producing | 150 different articles. tatholic church and a reception | competition. im- Aldro Hibbard, famous Amer- Ican painter, conducts an art school in Rockport, M Among his pupils retired school Miss Mary McDonald, who taught him in a Boston pub- lic school 49 ye: ago, when he was in the first grade. a teacher, BISHOP JOSEPH P. HURLEY Eugene Gossens, conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orches- | tra, is very fond of riding in the cab of a locomotive, but a clause in his contract forbids him to do so when on tour with the or- | chestra. STATE CHAIRMEN Mrs. Virginia Baker, Key \ Mrs. Rose Miller Mrs. Virginia Baker Mrs. Annie L. Quina Pensacola, Flor Mrs. George H Jacksonville, Parliamentarian: Publicity assi Extension: Converts League: A Southern columnist, who | playfully. suggested that all law- yers should be hanged, was bom- rded with indignant protests from members of the bar. He j apologized gracefully, as follows: “They should have known I was | joking, for not more than three- fourths of the lawyers should be hung.” Orphans; Catholic Press: Legislation: Elizabeth Delane} Pensacola, Florida OFFICERS Court Mary Star of the Sea, No. 634 Mrs, Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Miss 4 Mr Mrs. Mrs. Rev TRUSTEES Organized Grand _ Regent Vice Regent Prophete: Lecturer Monitor Historian Financial Secretary Treasurer Sentinel Organist Chaplain Virginia Demeritt Helen Parks Ja Some time ago a South Dakota newspaper completed the publi-| cation of. the entire Bible in in-} stallments, begun 22 years ago. It might well begin over, as in the meantime a new generation of readers has grown up, and to many of them the contents of the Book of Books would be _ real; news. wih 4 No, 592, St. Petersburg, 1045, Jacksonville, | Mrs. Margaret Doran H Mrs. Annie Wells Mrs. Sybil Delaney | As a means of protection from | animals in Yellowstone Park, one should carry sugar instead of a gun. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Collins, ing through the park with aj tpply of groceries, were held up| by a big bear. A knowing guard | enticed Bruin away with lumps of | sugar and the travelers proceeded | n their way unmolested. H FOR PERIOD COVERING 20 YEARS of the Catholic Daugh ention in Key West t 20 years almost t Opening No ters An Ohio magistrate drunks to consume a | of requires | day galion of | day after the local Court Star IN KEY: | Rockies, western Texas, and the|’ KEPT AS WATCHDOGS northern Lake region, overspread most sections of the country this} COFFMAN, Ark.—William Bal- } motning, except the southeastern |/#Pd, farmer of this city, has kept —— i | portion and the’ North ‘ Pacific /a flock of guineas eighteen years {Observation taken at 7:30 a. m, | States, where moderately , strong |as “watchdogs.” 75th Mer, Time (city, office) . {high pressure prevails. Precipita- ‘Tenpestures Se has occurred during ‘the * | : 24 hours’ in “many sections from | Highest last 24 Ti 9 EIN ( the central Rockies northeast- Lowest last night 69 ,ward over the Lake Superior Mean _. 74 region, and from | the central} ~ Normal Plains and’ middle © Mississippi Precipitation {Valley southward into the West}, Rainfall, 24 hours ending \Gulf States, with heavy ‘rain in| 7:30 a, m., inches 0.00 portions of northwestern, Texas} * Total rainfall since April ‘and southwestern Missor inches 2.38 has also been light to Excess zen eae rte SSSAERRMADEETSIoRRONRERIEES inches - 1.76 and widely scai i Weg es in? os . Total rainfall since Jan. from the Ohio Valley — east tsigane gipsy sift shop tnches 12.91 over the North Atlantic States. virginia 1. paterson Excess Temperatures are generally nean| formerly at Jefferson Hotel Bldg: inches é 7.60 or above normal, ¢ >> = has moved to Wind Direction and Velocity G. S. KENNEDY, 3 522 DUVAL STREET E—9 miles per hour Relative Humidity 66% Barometer at 7:30 a. m., today Sea level, 30.19 (1022.4 millibars) | Tomorow’s Almanac {Sunrise 6:04 ‘a. mi} | Sunset 6:50 p.m; Moonrise i : Moonset 10:23 a. m, Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) AM. 1:27 . 6:16 FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m., Wednseday) Key West and Vicinity: Gen- erally fair tonight and Wdenes-! day; little change in tempera-} ture; moderate east and southeast winds, fresh at times. | Florida: Generally fair tonight and Wednesday. | Jacksonville to Florida Straits | and East Gulf: Moderate east and } southeast winds, fresh at times) over extreme south. portion; partly cloudy weather tonight | and Wednesday. CONDITIONS ' Moderate low pressure areas, 1 with centers over the northern Iai S SIS SD peer DROWSY 7 SMELL ExHAust cas 9 it MAY DEADLY CARBON seta” BUREAU REPORT “Key West's Ouistanding” LA CONCHA HOTEL Raichew Rocen sad Goa 1 } since April 4 1 since January 1, | | | ae ! High Low i { | See this beautiful values every €! history. . Faster. money-saving « the price. Range today! OPEN sheWINDOWS NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCH Saaaae sas. »| water during each day their | jail term. If this custom becomes | eral we may read that “John Doe, serving two-barrel. sen-| tence, had 10 gallons remitted for? good behavior.” | Sermon by: Rev, Florence Sullivan, S. J ChAplain Miami Court Bfeakfast Formal Opening of State Court Session Presiding Officer, Mrs. May Bagwell, State Regent Invocation and Greetings Most Reverend Joseph P. Hurley. D. D. Opening Hymn: “Come Holy Ghost” Address of Welcome: Mayor Willard Albury Welcome in behalf of Court Mary Star of Sea No. 634 Mrs. Virginia Demeritt, Grand Regent Address of Welcome from St. Mary Star of Sea the ». 634 1921 9:30 A. 10:00 A. Folks expect too much, thinks H. LI. 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