The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 15, 1941, Page 4

Rebsdh Mabanel foyes Ve F | FLOWER DISPLAY CLAIMS ENTHUSIASM KEY TO SUCCESS IN THEIR ARRANGEMENT (Spee!=" to The Citizen) SE. LQUIS, May 15.—If you weuldexcebin the art of arrang- ihg! flowers; ‘you! need" patience, ; elide; arid unlimited enthus-/ jaswdnd’the greatest of these 35” @hthiusidisnt. ‘"This-'was the recipe for success in ‘arranging flowers given | here by Mrs. Laurd’ Lee ‘Burroughs ‘in an interview on the subject of usitig flowers to add brightness and gayety to the home, Mrs. Burroughs is the author of a best seller on the subject of what to do. with flowers. Her book, “Flower, Arranging, A Fas- ¢indting Hobby”, reached a sale of more than one and a half mil- lion:.copies in 1940, and the com- pletely new Volume 2 is appar- enily going to prove even more lar. "If you are enthusiastic about arranging * flowers”, Mrs. Bur- roughs ‘said, “you will acquire tience.. With patience, you will : willing to practice. And in tticing, you Will find that not onigidoes your skill increase but the number and variety of your ‘will. also: increase”. s."Burroughs’ opinion, the | jastic arranger of flowers many ‘of the characteristics of the ¢ollector. “Your true flow- er ‘artanger never discards any-| thing (With: possibilities for use! as @ container”, she says . Mrs: Burroughs advises that eollecting’ should include ideas as well as containers. She recom- mends the keeping of a scrap- bobk for*elippings of the many articles..on flower arranging whieh appear in magazines and n¢wepapers. Whether you approach flower anging from the point of view fe lener or from that of an interior decorator’, Mrs. Bur- 8. suggests, “you must soon- ef ordater learn something about ywers in’ order to handle them : thetically. ) “As‘a gardener, struggling with your bwn plants from seedling to flower; you are certain to have sympath ri blossoms will be hon- With your’ most cherished Container and your most flatter+ ing’ setting, “If/on-the other hand, your tePést in flowers is due to your to use them as a decorator vould to add the final touch to a room; you will be interested in line-and_mass and color in order to keep: your arrangements’, in the spirit and period of their sur- ‘ is, ‘no matter what your Poihy’of view, it must be enthus- | ht SRR Notes and happenings in e ection with growing Art aetivities in Key West will be Published weekly in this column in The Citizen, sponsored by the WPA Key West Art Center. | KEY WEST CHILDREN’S | ! PICTURES ON EXHIBIT | a '(By Harriette E.. Critchlow); : | opening of a new’ exhibit spon- | sored by the Key West Art Cen-| |ter, All the work is by students | in the Children’s Saturday Sketch Class under the direction of | |Charles Farr. The children of} both civil and defense project} families are displaying work. In | accordance with state-wide plans to have exhibits posted in stra- | tegic points of interest, the work | of Rose Marie Sawyer, Ruby ; Wharton, Anthony Moore, Eliza Jane Curry, Betty L. Garing,| |Carla Bowser, Bobbie Ann Al-| | bury, Wilma Taylor, Patty Duane, | Rosetta Wise, Ruth Stricker, Joan Sands, Marion Solano and Fred Gamble are featured, in, the gal-| lery. At a later date 12 pictures of this exhibit are ‘to be sent to| Jacksonville and then to Talla-} hassee fo the Florida State Col-! lege. for Women., , The paintings | show the work of project-taught | childrén. It is interesting to note the fresh vital quality of the world as seen through the chil- | ‘drens eyes. This exhibit will be} shown at other points in Florida as part of a program to develop! art appreciation and show the work of W. P. A.-taught children. | Three young exhibitors, Ruth Stricker, Marion Solano, and_ Rose Mhrie Sawyer were part of the group of Key West girls who worked on the 4x8 foot mural last | September. In class the children are given large sheets of paper, large brushes, pans of color, crayons, or some clay, and after receiving fundamental instructions are left to their own resources. The im- |portant point. is to capture the | { | | | |child. Most of these young artists have had little or no training out- side the Art Center. : The classes are free. Children of the families of the armed forces jare especially urged to .attend classes as this is part of the de-| | | Today, Thursday the 15th, isthe |.7 | Lake re; U.S, WEATHER BUREAU REPORT | Observation taken at 7:30 a. m., 75th Mer. Time (city office) Temperatures Highest last 24 hours Lowest last night Mean Normal Precipitation Rainfall, 24 ours. ending ie! mnie Bae psec: Dep ey inches ea ea Total rainfall since Jan. 1, Excess since January 1, inches ee Wind Direction and Velocity E—13 miles per hour Relative Humidity 63% Barometer at 7:30 a. m., today ‘1.24 23.81 Sea level, 30.13 (1020.3 millibars) | Tomorow’s Almanac Sunrise ___.. -- 5:42 a. m. Sunset 7:04 p. m. Moonrise = Moonset __. 11:05 a. m. Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) P.M. 1:31 8:31 High . Low (Till 7:30 p. m., Friday) Key West: Partly cloudy to- night and Friday; little change in temperature; moderate: \east+ erly winds. Florida: Fair in north and partly cloudy in south © portion tonight and Friday, showers on southeast coast Friday afternoon or night; warmer north portion. Jacksonville to Florida Straits and East Gulf: Moderate variable winds over north portion, and moderate east winds over south |portion; partly cloudy weather tonight and Friday. CONDITIONS Light to moderately heavy rain and thunderstorms have oc- |curred during the last 24 hours | in many localities in the Ohio | and upper Mississippi Valleys and | gion, and rains have con- tinued westward along the northern border into the North ies and preferences, Your | imagination and interest of the|Pacific States. Generally fair weather has prevailed through- out most of the remainder of the country, except on the coast of Maine, where there has been light to moderate rain, Warmer weather has overspread most eastern districts, but light fros' |fense program of the Art Center. |Children's Work Exhibit will be }open to the public today through | | vited to visit the gallery. May 21. Everyone is cordially in- | be iastie.; The rewards of an en-| thusiastic approach are equaled | ipeno othér way that I have ever | known”. | Charles Toppino, who was in- its predecessor, Volume 2 ah red on Saturday at the Mallory) See “Who Knows?” on Page 2 — othe. Burrus book “Flower | docks while employed at: work | ing, A Fascinating Hob- by”, is being distributed by The Coca-Cola Company of Atlanta, Ga., fer ten cents, coin, to cover the cost of mailing and handling. Play Tonight At High School iperk ("Hearts And " Blossorh’™ ‘din tta, willbe presentert ‘tot stamps or! | there, is reported to be ing. Col. L. L. Pendleton, command-| ing officer at the Key West Bar- | racks, accompanied by: Mrs. Pen- | \dleton, left today abgard the} |steamship Cuba for, Havana; * |where they will spend a twelve- | day vacation. J. G.. Kantor, wha:had been on a business, visit to Miami, has re- | improv- | | | occurred again this morning in northern New York State. Else- where temperature changes have en generally unimportant, | with readings near or above the | 1, ut”, ———————— a *essonal ave ‘But’, concludes Mrs. Bur- | | rage. G. S. KENNEDY, Official in Charge. THE ANSWERS | | 1. Egypt. i 2. Estimates: able, 15,000,000 tons; 000,000 tons. 3, Estimate: 7,000,000 tons, ex- Shipping avail- | losses, 5,- | clusive of about 1,000,000 tons of | © foreign vessels in American ha! bors. 4. An agreement between Ger- many, Italy and Japan, aimed at Russia. t 5. 33 miles. 6. North and South Atlantic, night, beginning at 8 o'clock, at| turned to Key West. He came in! arctic and Antarctic, North and the High School by the Andrew Jackson Glee Club. The affair is being sponsored by the Key West High School Music Department. The Andrew Jackson club pre- sented “Pickles” in Key West last pare play tonight gives Promise o: ing a very enjoyable affair. ieee Change Date Of Convent Event Sponsors of the SOS (Save Our Schools) Bingo Party announce that the date has been | changed from Friday, May 30 to Thiirsday, May 29th. ‘Reason for change is that Convent ‘Graduation will be heh? Gt’ the 90th “ Attale Wilt be Staged in St CARES Fat, “Convent grounds atid Ore eds Will go to repair St Jaxseph's’ School; Mrs.,.Frank Del Villar charge of arrangements. Newlyweds Left For Virginia is in Bethel P. Johnson, 21-year-old soldier who has been transferred on the Florida Motor Lines bus. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elwood, | |who had been spending a few |days’ visit in Key West with rel- atives, have returned to Miami,! | where they are now making their | |residence. Mr. Elwood is con- nected with the United States Im- | migration Department. RUSHING BUSINESS AT BROADWAY MARKET Bargain seekers and thrifty housewives have crowded the store and kept the telephones of Broadway Market busy all day filling orders at the economy prices advertised in yesterday’ paper. Management is well withi tesalts cobtained from» the campaign In ernerthe price of; Helsam | Bread was advertised at‘fe. This should have been 9c instead. , both residents of Key ‘$ be married Sunday by County Judge Raymond Lord. | recklessly South Pacific ahd the Indian. 7. The dime, showing the fas- ces, a bundle of rods and an axe. | 8. About 25 percent. 9. Yes; the Germans have trip along the Atlantic coast to the Spanish border. 10. Brazil. THEIR OWN CAR s' t ROCK HILL, S. C.—Two po- licemen of this city were cruising in a patrol car when they heard a radio report of an auto speeding through town. They jotted down the license number, ; and found it was their own car. pleased , 16.45 ; in’ extreme |, | al Tits ey SAE PV SERVICE EXAMS. The United States Civil Serv- ice Commission announce open competitive examinations for the position of Engineman, Hoisting jand Portable, and Patternmaker. | Applications may be filed until | further notice. Further information and appli- cation blanks may ..be obtained ;frorm the Recorder, Labor Board, Room 105, Post Office Building, A; *| Key. West, Florida; or from’ the |Sectetary, Board of U. S._ Civil Service Examiners, Post Office, Key West, Florida; or, the Man- | ager, Fifth U. S. Civil Service Dis- trict, New Post Office Building, | Atlanta, Georgia. LEGALS j {IN CIRCUIT COURT, STATE OF FLORIDA, ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, MONROE COUNTY. IN |__ CHANCERY. | FRA} K ERWIN CLARK, 1 Plaintiff, vs. LETETIA EMILY CLARK, Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION It appearing by the sworn bill filed in the above-stated cause that Letetia Emily Clark, the defendant therein named, is a non-resident of the State of Florida and that her residence is unknown; that said de- |fendant is over the age of twenty- jone years; that ‘there is no person in the State of Florida the service of.a.summons in. ghancery.. upon whom, would bind said defendant. jit is therefore ordered that said defendant be and. she is hereby re- quired to appear to the Dill of coi plaint filed in said cause.on or he fore Monday, the 2rd day, of June, A...D. 1941, otherwise the qljegations of said pill will be.taken, 3 ‘con- fessed by sajd defendant... °°. * It is further ordered that. this order be published once each week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a newspaper pub- lished in said county and/state. nd ordered this 30th day A. D. 1941. Ross C Sawyer Clerk Circuit Court. By (Sd.) Florence E. Sawyer, Deputy Clerk. LOUIS A. HARRIS, Solicitor for Plaintift. may1-8 | | 1941 RCUIT COURT, STATE ORIDA, ELEVENTH JUDI! RCUIT. MONROE COUNTY. RY IN LEE PAYER, * Plaintiff, vs. FLORENCE PAYER, Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION | It appearing by the sworn bill filed in the above-stated cause that |LYDA FLORENCE PAYER, the de- fendant therein named, is 'a_ non- ent of the State of Florida and resides at 810-West Compton Bou’ vard, Compton, Los Angeles, Cali- fornia; that said defendant ts over |the age of twenty-one years; that there is no person in the State of the service of a summons in y upon whom would bind ndant. NKL | LYDA [re le It is therefore ordered that said | defendant be and she is hereby re- \quired to appear to the bill of com- plaint filed in said cause on or be- fore Monday, the 2nd day of June, | A. D. 1941, otherwise the allegations of said bill will be taken as con- fessed by said defendant, It is further ordered thit : en, a newspaper pub- d in said county and, state. Done and ordered this Spfil 30th, 4 t Ral: (SEAL) Ross C Sa Clerk Cir | By (Sd4.) Florence E. Sawyer, | Deputy Clerk. ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR., jl | FLOHIDA, tate RY DAL IN PROBATE. In f MA y CURRY, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS » all creditors and all persons hav- ing claims or demands against oy ‘ | not | cla Te h of you, are hereby nd required to’ present any nd demands which you, or you, may, have against the state of. Mary, Wak Curgy, de- reused, Jate of Monroe, C . Flor- dB. Lord, County, Judge of Monroe Copaty. at his office in County Chyarthouse in Monroe. Copnty,. Florida,,* within clght. Calendar, tioptbs, Fs tthe + eae the first, budlicaty in, hereof. Al ims and demands, nat sented within the time and, ip | matter, prescribed hereln shall be barred as. provided by. law. 1941 LOCK CURRY, As Administrator of the Mary Daisy Curry, Deceased. 1-8-1 941 GAL NOTH | Pursuant to Chapter 15891, Laws | of Florida, the undersigned will re- | ceive until 10:00 A. M. CE. 8. T.). on May 30, 1941 at the Mtfice in Tallahassee, Florida, sealed offerings of matured of unmatured original or refunding! |Read and Bridge or Hi Bonds of Monroe County, All offerings submitted MU AYS FI D. and must tion, and of maturity, and price offer must specifically st 1 upons are attached and will ered wit 4 aled envelope con- fferings shall piainty Kstate of | h the bonds for the}? ; ha fa 3 Mali wla TASa TRAINING COURSE Employed Key Westers anxious to. get additional training in acete- lyne‘and electric welding have built up a waiting list of more than 25 prospective trainees since courses inthe subject were open- eg here Monda¥y, it was.announced today by I. L. Murray, state de- partment of education officer. ‘Preserite'tatfiities™ permit struction of only 16 men at a time, while more than 40, most of them naval station employes, have reg- istered. Courses under that class are open only to men with some knowledge of welding, or whose employment may make it neces- sary for them to have that train- ing. Several openings still are avail- able in the day class for unem- ployed and untrained youths be- tween the ages of 19 and 25. ‘race ,MAKES WIFE'S CLOTHES OZONA, Texas—A chiropractor of this city utilizes his spare time! by designing and making all his wife's. clothes. BLADDER IRRITATION WAKE YOU UP?. MAKE THIS 4-DAY TEST. Get 25ch\wérth ‘ef -buchti- leaves, ‘saw palmetto bergies and six other medicines mately greéh ‘tab- lets. Just say"BUKETS to any druggist. Help wake up sluggish kidneys. Increase elimination dur- | ing daytime. Drink lots of soft water. Very little tea, coffee or alcoliolics. pleased, Locally at Olivieri’s Drug Store.—advt. ROY ROGERS in SHERIFF OF LOMBSTORE | a COMEDY AND. SERIAL oe “Honor ‘National Cotton ~ "Week, May 16 to 24 : be ie BUYING AMERICA’S MOST ' “GLORIFIED COTTON POWDER PUFF MUSLIN Regular 39c yard specially priced for this week only 29€ varo EXCLUSIVE WITH US! er other nm Week ha Watch Satufday’s Ad. NOTICE TO Due to increased costs of SAWYER’S BARBER SHOP MARIANO CABRERA PABLO PEREZ ace that it is a pro- P he sale of Monroe Coun- ty Bonds The right ig reserved to reject any j and atl offerings or portions of of- ferings, BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION OF PLORIDA Spqssard. L. Holland, Governen, as} Presideht ae Secretary 2 Win Larson. State Tre: rer. may *. State Comptroller, as NOTICE | } arer, | " MELTHIG TOMCHT. (Continued from Page One) | Sees ing storms, strikes, or actual war- fare defense. The men will be! Advertisements under this head Your 25¢ back if not | trained in fire fighting, first aid | Wil! be inserteé in The Citizen at and other forms of defense. | the rate af ouescent Qc) a word Home guard members, who £0F each insertion. but the mini- have been working along the | ™U™ for the first insertion in same lines, either will be joined |°VerY instance 1s twenty-five ate new force or disbanded, | Cents (25c). aaa % Advertisers ‘snould: give their DOLLAR SENT OPEN t address as well as their os = phone number if they desire CHILDRESS. exas— Anu Its. 9 perry) | wrapped silver dollar with the ad- t . | 5 P if ayment: Yor) Uassified adver> |dress pasted on one side and ajtisements is invariably in | three-cent stamp on the other was; vance, but regular advertisers {received in the mail here by J.{ ledger accounts may have | Lee Dillon. sir advertisements: charged. WwW FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS a GETS be $ Old at 62 FOR SALE or Exchange—Cabin VIM, PEP, FEELS YOUNGER) Cruiscr, 28-ft., 6-ft. beam; 40 bap Sie. tn fal 7 gers | h.p. Gray Marine Engine. Will ® tox ne exchange for lot, full or part payment. Box B.R., The Citi- zen, mar6-tf . For oy) my women. A T took it ‘Rewulta ie” ‘Tntroduetory (QSTREXi—for that'after 40" letdown For sale at Gardner's Pharmacy and all other good drug stores _ Hi 1 SIGNS—“For Rent’, “Rooms For Rent”, “Apartment For Rent”, “Private Property, No Tres- passing”. THE ARTMAN PRESS. apr25-tf |JAEGER. two-inch Centrifugal | Pump. 10,000 > g per hf. als, lomplete with ~ suction — hose. Phoroughty” ed. Price $100, East Coast Equip- ment Company, 1228 S.W. First street, Miami, Florida. apr2l-lmo FORTUNE Is HERE? 100. THE ARTMAN PRESS. apr25-tf FOURTEEN FT. SAILBOAT. Fully equipped.’$100. James H. Pinder. 1217 Petronia Street. jan3-s In a wealth of the smart- est, the most comfort- able shoes. you've ever worn — our new For- tunes.. See them today — there's a style and a size to suit youl | ue |OLD PAPERS FOR SALE— Three bundles for 5c. The Citi- zen Office. jan25-tf ee $300 CASH for quick sale, lot 12, square 4, tract 20. Washington street. A. L. Murray, Columbia . Laundry. aprl5-s USED PLUMBING FIXTURES COMPLETE LINE sinks, lava- tories, toilets, bathtubs and fittings. Also soil and gal. pipe and fittings. Gray's Fish- ery, Ojus. Open Sundays. may9-lwk TYPEWRITING PAPER — 500 Sheets, 75c. The Artman Press. mayl9-tf FOURTEEN FT. OUTBOARD MOTOR BOAT. Fully equipped and one Johnson Outboard mo- tor, 4 hp. $150. James H Pinder, 1217 Petronia Street. jan3-s STORE with living quarters. Olivia and Windsor Lane. Lot 60x100"; 4'%-story house on Olivia street; lot corner Von Phister and George Sts.; 3 lots Big Pine Key. Apply 1014 Grinnell street. apr25-s FORTUNE Shoe PERSONAL CARDS, $1.25 per: J. G. KANTOR Incorporated FOR SALE—Best Cleaning and Pressing business in town. P.O. Box 423. may6-tf LOST JOHN A. COLLIN! VOUGHT'S BARBER SHOP KEY WEST BARBERS’ Do Your Part —— BUY —— U. S. Defense Bonds FOR SALE AT | Sikes |LOST — Yesterday somewhere between sunrise and sunset, two golden hours, each set with sixty diamond minutes. No re- ward ix offered for they arc gone forever,--Horace Mann, 517 Duval Street Opposite Palace Theiler i] HOUSE MOVING eee HOUSES MOVED. Estimates given; good equipment. A. 0. Taylor, phone 165. may15-lwk LOST LOST—Keys in Brown Key Case. Rewatd:}(Call ‘Rodman Bethel, Cabrera Wholesale Grocery, , Phone 133, or 1216 Newton street. may14-2tx vi ELLAMAR DeLUXE APART- MENTS, 316 Elizabeth street. Vacancy now. Apply 51% Elizabeth street. mayl2-tf | FURNISHED APARTMENT, Art- | eraft Studio, cor. Charles and New streets. Tel. 422-J. j may15-6tx ' ; FOR RENT — To couple, new, | modern furnished Garage Apartment. Two bedrooms, In Martello Towers subdivision. Telephone 830. mayl5-tf NEW CONCRETE FURNISHED HOUSE, everything up to daté Hot and cold running water; garage. 1216 M Information ‘et 1! street. |B | i \ may! i NEWLY F MENT; all modern conven iences; hot running, water Ideal for couple. No or pets allowed. Apply 1 Packer street. may 13+ i FURNISHED BUNGALOW, mod ern conveniences; hot water, Apply 724 Eaton street. may13-3t pei Weenasescmmenrersst PLS FOR RENT—Store space, good location. Apply 518 Fleming street. mayl-tf — FURNISHED COTTAGE, children, no pets. Apply Olivia street. —— FURNISHED HOUSE—All ern conveniences, Good borhood. Adults only, month. Box LM, The apr30-tt PICTURE FRAMING _ PICTURE FRAMING, antique’ frames refinished. tures matted. Paul 614 Francis street, apr! | | | i [a nel c's Goel a | inn a | to THE OVERSEAS | Clean rooms, enjoy the atmosphere. Sat! rates. And, try THE =. | it’s economical and has | tasty food and atmosphere. 917 | Fleming street. apr i WANTED | WANTED—Second-Hand | ture and Carpenter's | P.O. Box 363, Sioisasanemainmmmmeenemmmenneemeemmneeean | WANTED—USED LUMBER. See | Maillard, cor. Louisa and Ene ma Streets, ayl2-lwkx | WANTED—A chance to bid on | your next printing order. Artman Press. | TWO-ROOM APARTMENT. | room and kitchenette. Apply Box WR, elo The Cit. zen. may15-Itx —e wy SAVE $$SS_ SAVE BUY YOUR USED CAR NOW THE PUBLIC! living. the i Barbers undersigned Hereby notify the public that effective SATURDAY, MAY 1 the price of all Haircuts will be 50c. FRANK'S BARBER SHOP SANTIAGO VALDES ‘Ss F. S. EL! for 3 days— ASSOCIATION and SAVE YOURSELF DOLLARS No advance in our prices. In fact, we are going to REDUCE THE PRICE of Every Car in stock— FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY you. Every car Come seé us and we will deal to suit GUARANTEED. TWINS USED CARS Deacon Jones, Manager Division and Simonton Sts. Anyone desiring to open andj make excavations in any streets | and sidewalks of the City of Key West must first obtain a permit in | accordance with Ordinance No. 1s5C.S | BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. | may 13-5t i from army barracks here to Fort Eustis, Va., left this morning with Key West born Margaret Alvarez. 17, after a wedding ceremony last 7:30 to 10:00 P. night. The Rev. A. C. Howell per- formed the marriage. Carlos F. Otto, 25, and Esther O THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ing dozens of bright ideas to im- | your Deking Address: Rumtord Powder, Box T, Rumford, Rt