The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 21, 1941, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Elaborate Class Night Program Of Convent Given Last Evening + Each of the 11 graduating stu-; about “my favorite colors”; Miss denits of the Convent of Mary Im- | Vargas, “advice to juniors”; Miss maculate here last night took part | Ramos, the class pessimist; Miss in an elaborate class night pro-|McCoy, the class optimist; Miss THE KEY WEST CITIZEN NAVY IN NEW CHESTERFIELD NEWSPAPER AD CAROLINA APPEAR IN NEW CAMPAIGN’S FIRST ADVER-#), TISEMENT ~ gram, preliminary to their grad- |Camero, class history, and Miss | uation ceremonies Friday. Girls who will graduate from the Catholic school this week are |Miss Ramos, made Miss Camero the Misses Annabel Moffat, Dulce | the aviator; Oneida | wife; Miss Trujillo, Elaine Mc-! Miss Gibson, the model; Miss Mc- | Castillo, Fidelia Vargas, Mary Ramos, Alicia Coy, Pauline Frederick Camero, Jessie Jane Gibson, Sylvia Tru- |Gibson, the class poem. | The class prophecy, read by Miss Castillo, the} the doctor; | | Coy, the singer; Miss Moffat, the | {debutante; Miss Gato, the sports- | jillo, Mary Gato, Dotty Ann Parks | woman; Miss Vargas, the model; | and Elisa Moreno. In last night’s Moffat gave the program, Miss welcoming ad- dress, with Miss Castillo speaking | bride. ’ Sewing Circle Key West women today were urged by Mrs. Dan Navarro to take part in the local Red Cross | production chapter’s sewing pro- gram for British ‘and ~ domestic relief. Members of the group meet at the Duval street sewing room each Tuesday and Friday from 2 o'clock to 5. Mrs. Navarro ex- plained, however, that members of the clubs or other organiza- tions who would like to sew to- gether, may arrange for use of the sewing room at any time when it is not in use by the regu- lar chapter members. Women who are interested. in taking part in the program have been invited to the regular ses- sions, or they may reach Mr: Navarro at her home, 426 Eliza- beth street. Dr. Gonzalez Weds Eulalia Olivetos Dr. Eduardo Gonzalez, 30- year-old Key Wester who studied and practiced medicine in Ha- vana for a number of years, yes- terday was married to Eulalia Oliveros, 28, of Havana. The cere- mony was performed by County Judge Raymond Lord. Dr. Gonzalez, a graduate of the University of Havana, re- turned to this country recently to make his home in Key West. Announcement Of Engagement Mr. and Mrs. William G. Ca- mero, 211 Whitehead street, an- nounce the engagement and ap- proaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Pauline Frederick Camero, to Newt Waldo Ketch- ings. Wedding will take place some- time in June. Junior Woman’s Club Meeting Tomorrow The Junior Woman’s Club will hold a special meeting tomorrow afternoon, beginning. at 5 o'clock, at the clubhouse on Division street. All _ members be in attendance. ~ SIDELIGHTS — By MARCY B. DARNALL _ Former Editor of The Citizen mA are requested to Some years ago Robert Quillen, the noted paragrapher, in a whim- | sical mood erected a monument to Eve. Now his fellow South Caro- linian, J. Forter Carter of Chester, ' has placed a “Adam, the First M front yard. st inscribed in his ry fror ey pul ss Lake hook A true jana: C. E. catfish from time with a fish were or body, and « ing by exper Whitney's bait Louis- five one The five a “headache she had pa | Miss Parks, the director of sports, | and Miss Moreno, who gave the) | class’ last will and testament, the Pastel pink and purple hydrangeas lain bowl selected to complete the | | Ing, a Fascinating Hobby,” Volume handling and mailing. forty-eight natural-color photographs which Hlustrate “Flower Arrang« book is being distributed by The Coca-Cola Company, of Atlanta, Georgia, and will be sent to any one for 10 cents to cover the cost of 4 arranged effectively In a flat poree« color harmony. This is one of the e 2, by Laura Lee Burronghs. The City Councilman John Car-) es _ | bonell left on Monday for Havana, * : where he will remain for a visit of | NA | | J R several days. | | Mr. and-Mrs..A. D. Luethi, who | jhad been:spending a visit in Mi- | ami and: surrounding sections, re- jturned to Key West yesterday. (EDITOR'S NOTE: Mr. and |; They went to Miami to visit Prof.| Mrs. J. C. Galloway of Port !and Mrs. A. W. Mohn, old friends} Allegany, who spent several of theirs, Prof. Mohn will be re-| months here the past winter, 'membered as having been the| recently returned to their iprincipal at the Ruth Hargrove; home. In his last column pub- iSeminary in Key West many) lished in the Port Allegany Re- jyears ago. | porter, captioned “Nature j ——— | Notes”, Mr. Galloway told of | Benjamin Sawyer, of the Lopez| the last few days in Key West |Undertaking Establishment, left | and of the first leg of his jour- jon Monday for Havana for a visit} Rey northward. The Gallo- of several days. | ways had reached Punta Gor- | da before the preceding in- eee e | Dewey Manuel was among stallment closed. Today, the column continues the north- those leaving Manday for Havana,| © i where he will remain for several) W@?4 trip.) jdays’ visit. Ni ee | (Continued from Preceding Mr. and Mrs, Lewis O. De-| Installment) Lozier, their two children, Larry; It is a wonderful old house and Freddie, and Mrs. DeLozier’s| where we found our room; built mother, Mrs. Lillian M, Perkall,|like a honeycomb downstairs ‘are leaving Key West in the morn-| and up, every room an octaogn, | ing, en route to Omaha, Nebraska! the biggest a central parlor on ‘where Mr. DeLozier has been|each floor. What a place for | transferred. They state that they | young folks to have a fine time! jregret leaving Key West very|And they did in their day. “Five j much. jin college at once”, their mother | SS eaScA Sa told us. “We had lots of money A A lin those days. Ten dollars a box Sheriff Berlin Sawyer and | tor grapefruit, and 50 cents {Criminal Judge William V. Al-| apiece over here at the hotel. hat feels shied Wasiite prison: | Grapefruit is 15 cents a field box jen to be Placed under naprosyn jnow. My husband threw away bas hanlie iee aouee ran e in| his money; after he was gone I piorivdec schesroicon abe aie took care of it and built this j will spend a day in Tallahassee house”. Turrets and towers on before: thels return. |the roof, and verandas overlook- . ing the bay, the hotel park, and Peace Justice Franklin Aren-|the sunrise upstairs and down, riba jade Ee ae (ene palms all round; roseapples rs, Jose Fernandez an jand fruit and flower gardens daughter, Delphine, returned here | fine old place. Roseapples yesterday from a week's visit to| rich in flowers and fruit Havana. |make delicious preserves. and Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Patton,; We fished at our old fishing | who had been spending a week in| pridge and made two trips for , Key Wrst as the guests of Mr. fresh water fish and found some- | Patton’s mother, Mrs. Hugh W5l-| thing had happened. The ditches liams, are leaving today for Holly- | that swarmed with millions have wood, Fia,\accompanied by Mrs.|none now; only the — spring Williams, !who, will remain there | brooks. Some kinds we expected, for a short time. | we could not find; only a few of | the others. Windy weather and a |Newsweek. The government will | bit of a cold prevented our going require the speculators to pay in- Tto, Lemon Bay for other desired to the Nazi treasury the differ-lefrities. But we did go with Mrs jence between prices paid to the/ Smith out to her grove for grape- Jews and the appraised value of fryit and tangerines and picked the properties. em ourselves. Crows, coons, or something had eaten h reds of tangerines, leaving the the trees or on the ground be- low. Wild irises, lovely soft blu bloomed by tho cattle prairie ponds den irises. And we fc sunfish, dull black v white pearls over it In Seattle a man advertised as follows: “Neighbors hostile; will} trade silver cornet for revolver or shotgun.” Perhaps if the adver- tiser would get rid of his cornet the neighbors would abate their hostility, thus making firearms unnecessary for his protection. A Washington correspondent says Senators are not as talkative’ as many suppose; that 25 never speak on the floor, another 25 seldom talk, and 30 make speeches only occasionally. The remaining most of the talking which gives the Senate its reputation for superfluous wind-jamming A mockingbird s window at interv and they sang al town. We s da blooms against a north, fields and woo fresh with spring; lovelier ¢ we never.saw. Den ‘groves wére white tt bleom, their fragrance along the toad—or jeweled wv shining Gold if stil with crop. At Winter Park we sto to call on Mary Fr € Florida wild f found her very 16 « ens ange seaeeeaaiens waxen In Brooklyn, a man arrested for inning down a pedestrian plead-; extenuation, that his vision | obscured by a large i sticker which some- pasted on his windshield educator suggests that in npossible for any concerning | flowers which we are content to n in in| she ignorance. For most of us these all would make a lengthy list. HE'LL WAIT LONG TIME Tie him without EF NOTES By J. C. GALLOWAY (Reprinted From Port Allegany (Pa.) Reporter) _|every country cabin, and a beach crowd at DeLand; and soon we | met 112 army trucks loaded with oldier boys, some looking out the roof with machine guns. A | heartache, like a throbbing! pulse, ; with each oncoming truck; 112 heartaches as_ they passed. At| Green Cove Springs, we called jon Walter Buzatt with whom we went to school 60 years ago, and had not seen since. His brother, | Joe, our own age, lives a few miles out. At Darien, Ga., we had the car serviced. “A Model A”, said the colored boy, almost reverently asj| he came to polish the windshield. “It will be here when the others are gone”. Almost every: south- ern station we stop at praises the ; Model A far above all other vars, old or new. “Have'a cig- offered the friendly youth in charge there. “No {thanks; I don’t use them”. “I wish I didn’t”, he said. “It costs me a dollar and a half a week”. “If you don’t get the habit, you never miss it”, we said, “and you are just as well off” ‘You are a whole lot better off”, he said. “I started when I was a fool boy, | and now I can’t quit. The Town- | |sends?. They are all well. He’s| a fine man. He stands for what's right”. A pink flowered peach tree at plum in bloom, and now and then a flowing well like a foun- tain. Acres pink with peach bloom near Cheraw in South Carolina, and spring lawns gay with flowers in towns; moss pinks and daffodils, camellias, purple-white magnolias, crimson Japan quince, evergreens. Yet the seaSon”seems a month later than a year. ago. | Soldier boys strolling the streets! An-| in Raleigh, carrying guns. other heart-ache. Wey used . to re; man cities. But this is only play jas yet. Or is it? We stopped at a drug store and made a 15-cent purchase handed over a dime and a nickel. “Another cent for sales tax”, said the clerk. gold forsythias, | snowy spireas, rich broad-leaved | i of things4ike that’ ineGer- | notice! Two | Uncle Sam's} Hollywood, take real sailors from Navy, featured’ in the first ad- vertisement of the new Chester- | field Cigarette schedule, could | give America’s screen heroes a} run for their money. The seamen, Coxswain Joseph | Ellis Newton and Electrician’s| Mate Edward F. Haywald of the new great battleship USS. | North Carolina, were selected | from 1000 men on the Receiving! Ship Seattle as typical of the | high calibre of our U.S. Navy | personnel Other advertisements of the new Chesterfield series are built | around a foursome of golidents gréat—Grantland Rice, Sam Snead, Jug McSpaden and Ed| Oliver—and three motion _pic- ture stars, Jane Wyman, Betty Grable and Ronald Reagan. | Chesterfield’s Fred Waring and Glepn Miller radio programs con- | tinue high in popularity ratings. | National billboard postings, | magazine advertising and dealer | cutouts support the newspaper | campaign. NAVY WIVES CLUB (By MARIE GERMANN) Every meeting of the Navy Wives Club on Fridays is proving | very interesting and different. j A pot luck supper given once a {month for club members and their | guests is a real get-together. Marvin A. Lewis, defense rec- reation director W.P.A. spent an afternoon with the club telling us of. their willingness to cooperate in any field of entertainment the | club might undertake. | Mrs. Eva Warner, P.W.A. rec- reational supervisor of Key West, | and an honorary member of the club helps us in every way to make our club a great success, and WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1 IN THE NAVY LéChesterfielc the COOLER, MILDER, BETTER-. TASTING cigarette that SATISFIES Chesterfield has so many things a smoker likes that it’s just naturally called the smoker’s cigarette. Because they’re made from the world’s best cigarette tobaccos, you'll enjoy Chesterfield’s COOLER, BETTER Taste. They’re really MILDER too. Get yourself a pack of Chesterfields. EVERYWHERE YOU GO Copyright 1961, Livoarr & yeas Tosacce Co. we are indeed fortunate in hav- ing such a splendid leader, work- | ing with us. The club welcomes all navy | Today’s Birthdays wives. Se E SS ener eee es IN MEMORIAM jof South Dakota, born in Yank- In memory of our mother, Mrs. | ton, S. D., 45 years ago. Winnie Ellen Stirrup who left isan | this world, May 21, 1940: Genevieve F. Herrick of Arl- |imgton, Va., journalist, born She is gone but not forgotten, Chicago, 50 years ago. Her voice we love is still. A place is vacant in our home, | -_ That no one can ever fill. Col. Charles E. Speaks, presi- dent of Fisk Rubber, She is gone to be with Jesus, |In that home over there. Where there is no pain or sorro Only joy and peace is there. w, D. C., 54 years ago. Richard Bennett, stage | One year ago today she left us It was so hard to part We had to say good-bye, Even though it broke our heart. oe | By THE FAMILY. | may2l-1tx } Mr. Roosevelt—and Mr. Hitler”. Washington, Zoo entrance on id there we spent an en- a hour and a half. Admir- ing a peacock, it obligingly shook and displayed r ten minutes or mnot conceive of anything of the kind more re- splendent, more gorgeous, more magnificent, more perfect im col- or and design. A vulgar ‘duck poked fun and sarcasm at the ay, provoking the aristocratic hastise it; while an ir- er hidden close be- yal sereen pataded with raucous gibes, nature to ap- es of life. porarily ards and elephants onkeys and fancy tropical the silver-like Amazon but illu- scarlet like unbeliev- es were tation. hotels, sightseeing all arranged in | advance, saving time and money. Avoid disappointments and receive better sc | commodations at your favorite vacation spot. Phone, write or call the Florida Motor Lines travel bureau. BUS STATION Cor. Southard and Bahama Sts. 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