The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 25, 1941, Page 6

PAGE SIX SOCIETY :- pmernmerrmereon a Luncheon Given Yesterday F ‘or Legion Auxiliary Secretaries Seated horse-shoe ghated table beautifully garlanded with pink coral vine and ferns, than eighty American Legion Auxiliary secretaries and their guests attended the annual Sec taries’ Luncheon given Thursday afternoon at the Overseas Hotel. The luncheon which honored many National and Department officers proved to be one of the most delightful rs planned for the visiting auxiliary The guests, attractively attired in pastel colored spring outfits, were complimentary — color scheme to the bright table ap- pointments. Large Queen Conch shells containing pink double Hibisct pink Coral, Queen Anne’s Lace, Petunia’s, Flox, and other intervals over the long table. Trailing coral vine and fern entwined the shells and form- ed a continuous line of color throughout the center of the table. Hand-painted place cards with tiny shell flowers carried out the shell and flower motiff. The place cards at the distin- guished guests’ table were placed in miniature hand-painted shell holders and further accentuated this idea Mrs. Joe Rovira of Tampa, president of the Secretaries As- sociation of Florida and past De partment Secretary - Treasurer, charmingly presided as chairman of the luncheon The program formally opened with the blessing asked by the past Department Chaplain, Mrs Maud Hisschborg of Jacksonville. Continuing with the program, Mrs. Rovira presented many of the distinguished local guests to the visiting auxiliary. Each per- son introduced gave a few words of greeting and welcome. Among those presented were Mrs. A. M. Morgan, general chairman of the local auxiliary committees; Mrs. Willard Albury, wife of Mayor Albui Mrs. Sebastian Cabrera, local chairman of the Secretaries luncheon; Ms. George Archer, president of the Key West unit; Mrs. Ralph Sawyer, unit secre- tary; Mis. Albert Mills, wife of the convention chairman. Mrs. Sebastian Cabrera, Jr. in turn presented her committee who together with Mrs. Rovira were responsibie for the delight- ful affair. The committee work- ing with Mrs. Cabrera included Mrs. Lee Pierce, Mrs. Stephen Douglass, Mrs. Carl Rom, Mrs. Emerson Archer, Mrs. will Richardson, Mrs. Carl Bervaldi, Mrs. N. B. Shannahan, Mrs. Mil- ton Sawyer, and Mrs. Isabel Ball Mrs. Rovira then introduced the distinguished visiting guests who were being honored at the luncheon. Each guest spoke brief- ly and expressed their delight at being in Key West. They includ ed Mrs. George Burton, National Vice President of the Southern Division; Mrs. A. L. Buzzell, Sr., Department President; Mrs. L. M Stoutenburg, Department Secre tary; Mrs. T FE. Jacobson, Le Chapeau Department, Eight and Forty; Mrs. Hal R. Whitehead, National Executive Committee woman; Mys. J. Y. Cheney, De partment Distinguished — Guest Chairman; Mrs, Jack Crowley; Mrs. J. Gilbert Jone: past De partment Secretary; Mrs. A. J Ryan, past Department Secre tary; Mrs. Lee F. Lowell, Depart ment Histori und Mrs. C. C Gi Department Chaplain In an effort to fur the IL present District and Unit $ asked t name The of award Secretaric burg, D first aw bear Mr J Beach ata more a a acquaint guests, a and past secret vent t the presentat M. Stouter tary. The portant ¢ ng cup by Zetta | Frances Cabrera, Mulberg, Nellie Trujillo, suelo Cobo, Elizabeth Gibson. In addition to the. guests ready mentioned in the those present included lowing: Mrs. Agnes Winter, Plant City; Mrs. E. Donn, Lake Worth; Mrs Edna Boothe, Mrs. A. B. Conner, Fort Pierce; Mrs. Ralph Crosby. Palatka; Mrs. Ethel Collier, Apopka; M Geneveve Ryan, Dania; Mirs. Nellie McDonald, St Petersburg; Mrs. W. Brooks, New Smyrna Beach; Mrs. A. J. Rich- ardson, Oca Mrs. G. F. Burden, Mrs. Elna Gibbs, Winter Haven; Betty Vail, M M. Altermatt, Or lando; Mrs. W. E. Parker, Mrs. Gladys Barwick, Mrs. Grace M Bardna, Ft. Lauderdale; Mrs, Edna Mae Jones, St. Petersburg; Mrs. J. Trigg, npa; Mrs. G Frey, Mrs. J. Morgan, Mrs. Lillian Brodeur, Phyllis Mussle, Delray Mrs. Anna Seymour, Mrs. a Raburn, Lakeland; Mrs. Besse Koehler, Mrs. Florence Rein- lard, Miami Beach; Mrs. W. E Brown, Mrs, L. L. Hunter, Miami; Mrs! Pearl Startenberg, Mrs. _L. M. Duncan, Mrs. W. E.. Burkins, Coconut Grove; Mrs. R. R. Brown, Mrs. J. M. Blackburn, Mrs. C. C. Chellingworth, Mrs. P. N. Hiatt, Mrs. Charles Fox, Mrs. Elsie Cof- fey, West Palm Beach Mrs. G. M. Mitchell, Mrs. Evelyn Hunter, Mrs. C. W. Mullins W. L. Wheeler, Mrs. M. W. Hirsch- borg, Jacksonville; Mrs. C. H. Ed- wards, Emma Diesem, Umatilla; Mrs. WC. Duncan, Mrs. John Pinder, Key West: Mrs. Florence Beede, Mrs. Lee Kerschner, Mrs. Dolores Kershaw, Mrs. Juanita Roberson, Mrs. Jewell Ferrell, Mrs. Mildred Robinson, Holly- Wood; Mrs. Helen Lester, Mrs. G Brinton, Mrs. E. Corvart, Mrs. Edith Montgome Tallahassee; Mrs. H. Hesterlev, Tampa First Aid Class To Meet Wednesday ‘There will be a Red Cross First on Wednesday ning at 7 o'clock, School _ building street, according ment made today Berkowitz. All interested in this work are urged to attend. SERVICES TONIGHT Joyce Con- al- article, the fol- Bar meeting of the Aid Class held ning, begin- at the Harris on Southard to announce- by’ Mrs. M. E. Special pravers and services the American Legion will be in cluded in Jewish services at the synagogue tonight. The service: will begin at 8 o'clock for LEE’S FOOD CENTER Corner Duval and Angela Sts. SERVING ie & SPOON 50 ya and 4 Labels C from any libby Foods $ Send labels and money to Libby's Fancy Peaches, large No, 2!2 can 15¢ 2le Libby's Fancy Bartlett Pears. No. 2'2 can Libby's Fancy Fruit Cocktail. No, 1 tall can, large 25C€ 19¢ 2 cans Libby's Fancy Cut Beets. No. 303 can, 2 cans Libby's Fancy Garden Sweet Peas No. 303 can, 2 cans 25c Libby’s Red Salmon, can FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Potatoes 25¢c Cuban Pineapple Oranges. “the best an River Grape ih Cuban Okra. ib Lemons. doz One-quarter Ib. pkg. of McCormick P E KO TEA ORANGE | Libby, McNeil, Libby, Chicago, Ill. Mrs. John A. West was rival in Key West yesterday from | for a visit of a | an ar- Coconut Grove few days. Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Saun- ders were among “those arriving | here yesterday from Miami. They will remain for a few days visit- ing relatives and friends Alejandro DeCastro was an ar- rival in the city yesterday from Tampa for a few days’ visit. Charles Pent, clerk of the cir- cuit court of Hillsborough county, was an arrival in the city yester- day from Tampa for a few days’ visit. Rufus Johnson arrived in the city yesterday from Matecumbe for a visit of several days with relatives and friends. who was at one time connected with the auto- mobile business in Key West, was an arrival in the city yes- terday from Miami for a visit of days. Robert Lewis, everal TEMPERATURES ‘ Lowest last|Highest lest ! night 24 hours 45 66 41 70 40 50 29 48 32 62 61 82 37 38 37 30 52 62 39 43 63 73 56 73 43 Abilene Boise Boston Buffalo Casper Charleston Chicago Cincinnati Dnever Detroit El Paso Galveston Havre Huron Jacksonville KEY WEST Los Angeles Miami Minneapolis Montgomery Nashville .- New York Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis Salt Lake City 4 San Francisco 48 Spokane Sit. Ste. Marie Washington 30 41 TEX RITTER in Cowboy From Sundown also COMEDY AND SERIAL Peeccccccccccvcccosccoce ag Phone 94 °30c pin Libby's Whole Kernel Corn No. 333 can, 2 cans Libby's Fancy Sliced Pineapple No. 242 can 25¢ 19¢ 29c Libby's Fancy Sliced Pineapple, No, 2 can, 2 cans Libby's Fancy Pineapple Juice Oy=4 No 2 can, 2 cans P45) & Libby’s Fancy Pineapple Juice YR No. 5 can 28C Libby's = Lunch Tongue, can lde MEAT DEPT. We have a complete line Choice and Branded Meats. Genuine Spring Lamb Legs, Ib Pork Loin. by half Pic-Nic Hams. Ib Fresh Spare Ribs. 2 Ibs. 23° loe Tec Glass Free— THE KEY WEST CITIZEN POLITICS IN THE cents s SEAT | SNAKES IN RADIQ ‘GRANTED DIVORCE" Vietod ied Green, VENICE, Fla—When a farmer Dade county, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1941 GEN. BLANDING (Continued from Page One) and plans for the warning serv- ice will rapidly be perfected”. The resolutions committee port condemning strikes of workers and management against the national defense em was adopted only after desultory de- bate. The resolution follow “WHEREAS, the Congress and the President of the United States of America have determined a matter of law and of domestic and foreign policy, that the moral and economic forces of our coun- try shall be mobilized to those countries who are resisting the aggressive lawlessness of the so-called Axis powers, and “WHEREAS, with the ment of the Lend-Lease became the patriotic duty of every citizen of these United States to lay aside all petty and political differences and present a unity of interest and effort to the end that our facilities of supply and production be made immediately available in the de- fense of democracy at home and abroad, and “WHEREAS, any unnecessa curtailment, obstruction or de re- both as assist enact- law it vast has jbeen granted a divorce from Of this city complained fof un-| Dorf Schneider on charges of ex- usually annoying static # bis ra- 8 ex. hecibe.cruclty and desertion dio, repairmen found two rattle- Circuit Judge Arthur Gomez Snakes inside. granted the divorce today. SEEN LONG SERVICE Couple Issued Marriage License Stickney, Phyllis GREENVILLE, S Alexander of this city is Robert M. Lauderdale, and Courtland, N. Y., both 21, married tomorrow’ by Judge Raymond Lord The couple received a to marry this afternoon. Fort Natoli, will be | County jed 40 years ago for $13.59. MEAT SPECIALS —al— ALBURY’S CASH GROCERY perce ior Ib 50c eaey Roast, tb 28e¢ reenter 17¢ 25¢ 24c 42¢ Bologna, (not sliced), 28¢ 45¢ license ACTS AS CLOCK BUEYRUS, Ohio.—Mrs. Klingenberger of this city has a pet crow that acts as an alarm clock. At 4:30 every morning the crow raps on her window until she is awake. Nina MONROE MEAT MARKET SPECIALS Friday and Saturday COFFEE, tb No. 5 can GRAPEFRUIT JUICE STRING BEANS, 2 cans Libby's TOMATO JUICE, Breakfast Bacon, ¥%-lb pkg., Ib Jewel Shortening 4-Ib pkg. Large Mixed Eggs, doz. Calf's Sweetbread, 25c 15c 15c 25 20c 30c 15e 23¢ b . Phone 198 Cor. Francis and Southard Sts. FREE DELIVERY No. can PE. ‘ACHES PORK LOIN ROAST, tb PAUL LUMLEY 510 Fleming Street Phone 411 2% CHOICE, DELICIOUS AND LOW-PRICED MEAT SPECIALS are at BERMUDA MEAT MARKET THIS WEEKEND 15¢ . bDC 17¢ Zac 25¢ 45c SKINLESS FRANKEU RTERS, Ib. 20¢ SLICED BREAKFAST BACON, Ib. 35¢ VEAL STEW, Ib, 10¢ Swift's Pren PIC-NIC H AMS, Ib. Swift's LAMB CHOPS (from “The Loin” Premium Lamb Shou ROA Lar STEW, > Ibs. PORK CHOPS, 2 Ibs. Y ARD EGGs, ac 35€ 10c¢ 30¢ 35€ Cor. White and Virginia Streets LARD, Ib HENS (from Tennessee), Ib BATTERY. RAISED FRYERS, ms Phone 52 FREE DELIVERY JOHN COBO, Prop. C.—Dave still | wearing an overcoat he purchas- edt a | Jin making those facilities av jable is definitely against our na- corps, { é fo OT 4zSouthern -29¢ {tional policy THEREFORE, BE IT “NOW, RESOLVED Post No. 5, Th that Americans in icy to respo country ce may we the sacr interest of our and the execution of our estab- |orders yesterday for the her il- and interest, by U.S.S. Tampa eby call upon this hour of emerg nd to the call of and make whatever be necessary in the national defense ithe control ne American Legion, | all world’s chz the by airplane npion drum and bugle Miami outfit, arrived at the airport yester- Pilot Mika Covert Miss Bee ation N day with at was met Arthur 28, of the Amer- by a dek fons ican Cor P. Archam- beault, of the medical detachment at Key Wes t naval station, issued parade lished national policy; and we do |All during the parade an ambu- heveby especially call upon capi-| lance and a tal, industry, bickering and themselves. people nd vigorous democratic country earth”, Time headed Palm Beach Orlando for and it went question and ai and Jackscnville in bids for t and it is un years hence. Miss Mary and the unity by Goy and labor to forsake quarreling amongst nd present to our world a militant living example unequalled on the face of of in the place committee, Powers of West reported in favor of the 1942 convention to Orlando without with no debate and Sarasota put he 1943 convention, derstood that Coco- |nut Grove is also after it for two |mander Bee, mascot of the REO. U.S. PAT. OFF, ‘Cul CAKE ... na Brand New Ready- 4% tation wagon, man- ned i ie Lieut. ll, two and edical officer, McA. Wasse chief pharmacist’s three hos} on duty t case At M er Rul for nair jcome C Jcom naval charge the Commander C€ mates tat corpsmen, will be andie all emergency rine hospital Command- » has ten beds available hospitalization of Legion. ,Who injured or over- in parade Walter F. Jacobs, U ant officer of Key Wes took personal inspection trip of navy d by National Com- Milo M. 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