The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 3, 1941, Page 4

PAIGE FOUR SOCIETY :- High School Play Last Night : Was Very Enjoyable Affair Highlighted by Ray Demeritt’s realistic interpretation of Profes- sor McIntyre, Key West high school’s senior class presentation of “Young April” last night won the plaudits of an _ enthusiastic crowd at the school auditorium. Donald Lowe, in the. role of Brian, broke up the show, wHen he tossed Walter McCook (Stewart) out of the window, to the vast dex light of their classmates, parents {school quartet entertained the audience between the acts with a Thompson provided furniture for signed the scenery, Members of the cast were Ray |Demeritt,, Alicia... Borges,, Fred | Bores, Elaine Carney,, Barbara Guerro, Blanche Cervantes (whose illness prevented her ap- pearance); Donald Lowe, Ellie| musical program. Mrs. Lorrine}| the set_and Antonio Martinez de- | Arthur, Albury, member of the ;National Guard, Battery E., now jin camp at Fort Crockett, Galves- ton, Texas, was an arrival in,/Key West yesterday afternoon on the atives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Williath Plowman, after spending a while here visit~- ing relatives and friends, will | 1 5 o'clock bus for a visit with rel- | LOU SMITH OPERATING NEW SERVICE STATION Lou Smith, veteran service sta- tion operator, is now operating the city’s largest service station, corner White and Fleming streets. |This was formerly operated by Raymond Curry as Paul’s Tire and Auto Supply Store. Same pdlicy and service which has made this statiom popular will be continued under Mr. Smith’s | management. In an advertisement in this is- sue he invites the customers who |have been patronizing this station ‘to’ remain with the present man- | agement andwassures them of the U. S. WEATHER 1 IRA ‘BUREAU REPORT Lindl a .9 Q on (Continued from Page One) FORECAST ee has consolidated her posi- (Till 7:30 p. m., Sunday) ion there. oo Key West and Vicinity: Partly: In the face of conflicting rumors cloudy tonight and Sunday; gen-| that Turkey will fight or join the | tle to moderate winds, mostly Axis, a report from Lisbon picked | caatealy. is | up here said Turkish leaders have | ' called upon non-Mohammedan | Florida: Partly cloidy tonight; | classes of army’ reserves in| 2} Sunday increasing cloudiness. {move to. throttle pro-German ele- | Jacksonville’ toPlorida Straits: | ments. | Moderate to.:3 fresh-; northeast | Spokesmen of-the London for- winds over north portion, and |; moderate varie? over STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE ft leave on the bus this‘ afternoon | yegy best of service. en route to Ocala, Fla. Mrs. Plow- i Mr; Smith isnow in the process man was formerly Miss Catherine |0f organizing the business, bring- “Winds TRIUMPH {south portion; -partky -cloudy to- | night and Sunday. East Gulf: Moderate easterly | COFFEE |Rae Gwynn, Delfin Jimenez, Ray | Pierce, Elmore Rosam, Walter {MeCook, Betty Lewin, Carolyn Hart, Florence Adams _ Sylvia Roberts, Floyd Pinder, Clarence |Allshouse, Arthur Lujan, Gilbert and friends. The entire action, laid in a north Florida university town, took place on the beautifully dec- ; orated patio of the leading char- acter’s home. Palms and flowers provided a pleasing background | Valdez and Eleanor Carney. for the play. Students who worked on pro- Eleanor Carney , who played |duction were Charles Milford, the role of Elsie, staged a difficult |Ray Pierce and Elmore Rosam, i exhibition of her own during the | Scenery; Nellie Perez and Eliza- morning before the play, learning | beth Roberts, tickets; Charles her lines in one session after she | Milford, Ray Pierce and Hastings had been given the role because | Adams, properties; Elaine Carney | of the illness of Blanche Cer-;and Shirley Elbertson, make-up; | vantes. {Warren Y. Russell, lighting; An- Members of the cast after the |thony Perez, curtain and sound | show, presented bouquets of | effects; Roy Chancellor, Erio} spring flowers to Miss Clara|Curry, Velia Castro, Walter Mc- Lankford and Miss Mary Morgan, | Cook and Eleanor. Carney, pro- directors. | grams, and Humbelina Norcisa,! Elinor Larsen, pianist, Miss|Lois Lowe, Mary:Louise Pinder Madeline Weeks and the high|and G. Garcia, ushers. May Day Festivities Friday At Bayview Park Big Success) His Majesty King Ray, No. 1, of , tion orchestra, under the leader- the Pierces, and Queen Sylvia|ship of Alfredo Barroso, and the Roberts yesterday presided over | “Rhythm Band,” made up of chil- a May Day Festival at Bayview |dren from the Wesley House, took Park as Key West high school | part in the entertainment. students staged their annual out-| An allegorical number with door celebration. |Marion Solano and William Wal- The procession of the king and | cott Warner was a feature of the queen, with their attendants, program, while other numbers opened a program which wasjincluded Boy Scouts, high school climaxed by the winding of the girls and a song by Mrs, Eva War- Maypole. |ner, WIPA recreation department Ybarmea. | The Rev. O. C. Howell, pastor of Ley Memorial Methodist | Church, was expected in Key | | West today after spending a/ week in Miami, where he was an! instructor in the standard train-! ing school at White Temple Meth- odist church. Dr. Howell will fill the pulpit in his church tomor- row at morning and evening services. Circuit Judge Arthur Gomez returned here last night from Mi- ami, where he has been on duty. PARROTT ATTACHE OF HOUSE SPEAKER | Word has reached Key West from Tallahassee requesting that | a correction be made, relative to an error made by Milton Parrott | in telling the people that he was | an attache of David Elmer Ward, as he has at no time acted in this capacity. The information received states that Mr. Parrott is an attache of | one of Florida’s leading states- men, the Hon. Dan McCarty, the 1941 speaker of the House of Rep- | resentatives. ing in new stock and setting up a servicing system. Sunday’s _Horoscope_ Today gives a capable _busi- ness man or woman. necess as your nothing associates, underhanded is done |that may stir up strife and envy, for there is great danger indicat- ed of loss of. either wealth or reputation from these causes. « | PEOPLE’S FORUM | The Citizen welcomes expres- sions of the views of its ers, but the editor to delete unwarrante: should be fair and confine the letters to 300 words, and ite m one side of the paper Signature of the writers accompany the letters an be published unless requested otherwine. APPRECIATION Editor, The Citizen: The directors of the Key West | Convention Corporation wish to} {take this opportunity of thanking you for the many favors and un- It will be | ry to keep out a watchful | eye, perhaps on yourself as well | to be sure/ Members of the WPA. recrea- Graduating Exercises Scnday Afternoon The faculty of the Convent of Mary Immaculate announces that the graduation of Walter Mc- Cook, that was to have taken place on Tuesday, but which was postponed due to inclement wea- ther, will be held tomorrow aft- ernoon at 3:30 o'clock. An excellent program will be tendered in connection with the graduation. Woman’s Clab Plans Meet The directors of the Key West Woman's Club will meet on Mon- day night at 8 o'clock at the club house. Mrs. F. W. Knapp, president of the organization, requests all of- ficers and directors to be in at- tendance, Announcement Of Engagement Mr. and Mrs. A. Barroso an- nopnee the engagement of their) daughter, Norma, io George J. Faraldo, representative of a gro- ¢ery. company in Miami. The. marriage of the will take place on June 4 at the St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Catho- lie church, ‘Today's Birthdays eR NI CNB RARE RRS Mary Astor, actr Quincy, Ill, 35 year Charlotte Carr head of House, Chicago, born in Dayton, O., 51 years ago. U.S. Senator Clyde L. Herring of Iowa, born in Jackson, Miss., 62 years ago. U.S, Senator Jame of Montana, born in years ago, E. Murray Canada, 65 Basil L. Walters of Minneapolis newspaper editor, born in Frank- fort, Ind., 45 years ago. Prof. J of Chicag in Mon of the Univ. Prof. Re Washington of niversity, St. Charles Boyer and Margaret Sullavan ix BACK STREET ~—also— COMEDY AND NEWS couple | Hull | Louis, ) supervisor. |Woman’s Auxiliary Meets Monday The Woman’s Auxiliary of St. Paul’s Church will hold its reg- uiar monthly meeting on Monday afternoon, beginning at 4:30 o'clock, Mrs. Glorianna Bayly, presi- dent, and Mrs. Ralph Russell, who were delegates to the diocesan convention recently held in Fort Myers, will make their report. Mrs. Reba Sawyer, United | Thank Offering custodian, will tell of plans for the blue boxes to take place this month. Plans for the presiding bishop’s call, “Go Forward In Service,” will be made. A full attendance is desired at this meeting. THREE DIVORCES ARE GRANTED | | ! ‘day was granted a divorce from Margaret Eaglesfield Nix, Tampa, on a charge of extreme cruelty. In another. decree, Thedore C. |Sheaffér, NeWtonh Square, Pa., |was divorced by Eloise Geist \Sheaffer, who charged desertion. address as Key West,) yesterday | won a Givorce from: Wjlla Ander- | son, his wife of five: months, on the charge that her former mar- riage had not been dissolved. | Judge Arthur Gomez granted the decree. |KNOWLES ISSUED BUILDING : PERMIT Albert Knowles, Pass-Over street, yesterday was issued a {building permit for construction of a new roof on his home. noted historian, born at Lynn, Mass., 61 years ago. i \Notice! | Mr, L. T. Chambers, Notice! of Pem- “#* | broke, N. C. will give a GOSPEL | i, | ADDRESS at the Gospel Hall.’ | 720 Southard street. Sunday eve- | ning at 8 o'clock. You are cor dially invited to hear, this all im- | portant Gospel message. An Opportunity. . . See the— PALM BEACH AREA and Visit as $21 week, European plan. James W. Nix, Miami, yester- | Herman H. Berry, who gave his} DAIRYMEN BEAT i tiring effort that you gave to| THE RATION LAW ‘help make the Convention a suc- ‘cess. We are receiving a great {many letters of congratulation, | and this alone is proof to the Cor- poration that the Convention was }one that was enjoyed by every-| one, and will probably benefit the | city to a great extent from an ad- | vertising standpoint. If at any time the American Le- | gion can be of assistance tb you, | do not hesitate to call upon us) as you will*find us ready to return, | in our small way, the favors you | ‘have extended us during the year jof preparation for the Conven- | | tion. | NEW YORK, May 3.—History' With the heartfelt thanks of the | repeated itself in the case ofj{entire Corporation, we beg to re- | Harry Gumbert, New York Giant | main pitcher. i Gumbert was the first Giant, hurler to go the full nine in- CORPORATION nings to a triumph last season! Al Mills, Director. and grabbed the honor again this | Key West, Florida, year. May 2, 1941. (By Associated Press) BERLIN, May 3.—Germans can have whipped cream again but not quite the pre-war kind. An ersatz product has been put on the market almost equal in! taste to the real thing. Made in| the Netherlands, its ingredients | do not fall under war-time ra-; tioning laws. GUMBERT REPEATS Most sincerely, KEY WEST CONVENTION | } | | | | * CHEER UP YOUR HOME WITH SISALTEX SUMMER RUGS SIZES: { 6x9 $12.50 8x10 17.95 9x12 19.95 COLORS: Blue, Green, Dusty Rose and Rust. ——REVERSIBLE—— LONG'S FURNITURE STORE 800 Fleming Street one 80 |winds; partly cloudy weather, | |scattered showers Sunday. AT ALL G. S. KENNEDY, GROCERS Official in Charge. | Coccccccccccoscooocceece MILLS SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1941 eign office admit the campaign in| only temporarily. Capture of the Iraq is highly dangerous, but most| fields by Germany, it is: pointed of them contend the fleet could] out, would provide Hitler’s army get along without oil from those|with enough oil to fight almost fields, if the supply were halted | forever. HOLTSBERG’S MOTHER’S DAY—MAY 11! j Surprise MOTHER with a lovely gift item from our. outstanding selection. See our window display. ‘All gifts wrapped free of charge! Kayser Hose, Barbizon Slips, Silk Night Gowns, Pajamas, Smart Handbags, Housecoats, Satin Slips, Chenille Robes, Blouses, Dresses. Any number of lovely items, and nothin z could be nicer than a dress length of Gcnuine POWDER PUFF MUSLIN for summer wear. MONDAY SPECIALS TWO TABLES OF BETTER REMNANTS at 25c for each piece. Be early as thes are some outstanding values in this clearance sale. Ladies’ SHARKSKIN SLACK SUITS in all shades, 12 to 18 REE Two tables cf BETTER CURTAINS, regular $2.00 and $3.00 values, one cr two of style, to be are will make last Havana under schedule ~ MONDAY, MAY 5 at 10:30 a.m. THE LENSES FOR YOUR EYES MUST BE RIGHT Return Sailing Effective May 6th Leave HAVANA 12 Noon every Tuesday Arrive KEY WEST 6:00 p. m. fs not enough that sc eyes be carefully examined and that the exact correction required be determined. The lenses placed before your eyes must carry out that cor- tection exactly. That is why we recommend Orthogons, the wide-vision lenses that sive you perfect correction, DR. J. A. VALDES OPTOMETRIST Address Phones | 592 Duval Office: 332 Street Residence: 295 edeecoe s, | “THE STORE OF FASHION” ANOTHER SHIPMENT CLASS NITE AND PROM DRESSES They’re beauties! You ought to see them. Come in today and look them over. Key West - Port Tampa || Service Effective May 6th Leave KEY WEST 7:00 p. m. Every Tuesday Arrive PORT TAMPA 10:00 a. m. Following Morning & OCCIDENTAL Av, eee ae j COMPANY > Also REMEMBER YOUR SHOES JUST RECEIVED — Several cases COTTON YARD GOODS 15¢c, 19c, 25c, 35c to 50 ON SALE MONDAY 100 New Silk Dresses —also— HEER COTTON SWISSES. BATISTES. LAWNES, sizes 12 to “$1.98 200 BETTER DRESSES. values ‘ to $4.00, on sale— $2.98 SALE ON SHEETS NEW “RIB HUGGER” A double-breasted closing ona fitted, wide mid-riff is young, and is new! Import: ant pockets and collar of contrasting material. Polka dotied RAYON. Sunshine blue, mist rose Sizes 10 to 18 CHAS. ARONOVITZ DEPARTMENT STORE | “Style Leaders” CHENILLE BEDSPREADS. new shipment in ail ‘colors, New EMBOSSED ORGANDIES in all pastel shades, the thing for Prom’ and Graduation Dresses Scammed THE STORE OF FASHION Headquarters For MOTHER’S DAY GIFTS Your! Mother will probebly never guess what you for her if tell her it's from Appelrouth’s. There many G! ‘on display, how would she ever know? makes it easy for you to choose—just come in and around.’ You're sure to find something to make her Suggestion—Give Mother a Cut of MALLIN- SON’S SILKS. She will appreciate it. GRADUATES Just received shipment of CELANESE Yard Goods, and one lot of READY MADE DRESSES for PROM. in all the leading colors and styles. Various sizes and prices. Come in and see our new stock of DOTTED SWISS DRESSES. Sizes 11 to 52 serrate You'll buy several when you see them | SHOES! SHOES! » p Yes, we still have one of the 1h 3 tor ‘Weer, colors ‘ SHOES to pick from.. Your Shoes are for — Daytime and Evening. Newest and leat! CAUTION If you are intending to buy PIECE GOODS now is the time. Prices are advancing rapidly. s APPELROUTHS _ for only $8995 _— lige $10 For Your Old Equipment ; NO DOWN PAYMENT . See this beautiful General Electric Range! We belleve it out- values every electric range in its class! Priced lowest in G-E history. 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