The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 12, 1941, Page 4

PAGE FOUR “SOCIETY MISS REBECCA AGNES PINDER AND GEORGE ROBERT TRAVIS MARRIED) Mr, and Mrs. Randolph Pinder | pink carnations. Mrs. Travis, the | and their son-in-law and daugh- | pridegroom’s mother was in an old ter, Mr.’ and Mrs. George Robert | rose Jaceawitiaenambite accesories Travis, and another. daughte i ind jword! w] ie ts Miss Anna’ Marie Pinder, Avera ohn. Bi Robe Pie © re pink Hace with white accessories and rivals in Key West yesterday. Mr? atho and Mrs. Travis were married xé- ppridks ergn me was i wore, a,corsage of carnations. | Mr-and Mrs. Travis left during | centlyin Palm Beach. Out-of- town guests at the wedding Were Mise Ethel tie Shits Sho the evening for a two weeks’ trip | West, and Chester Roberts, former |i the State, after which they will | g | be at home at 302 Pershing Way. | Key Wester. Key West To Have First Home Defense Target Range In America C0 The following is an account of the wedding taken from the Palm Beach Post: TRAVIS-PINDER Several hundred relatives and} friends attended the marriage of; Miss Rebecca Agnes Pinder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Wi Pinder, Cranesnest Way and | George Robert Travis, son of Mk. | and Mrs. George L. Travis, Keene, N. H., and West Palm Beach, at} the First Methodist Church at 6 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The Rev. Claud M. Haynes officiated. Tall palms and ferns made aj soft background for baskets of! Easter lillies and white gladioli, | The vows w spoken beneath an | arch of pink carnations and aspar- } agus ferns. | Mrs. Clinton W. Effinger; or-} ganist played Liebestraume” (Liszt), “Traumerei” (Schumann, | “Estrellita” (arr. by LaForge),! “I'm Falling In Love With Some- one” (Victor Herbert) and “ah! | Sweet Mystery of Life.” Weston| Morrell sang “Because (D’Harde-! lot) and “I Love You Truly”; (Bond). During the ceremony Mrs. Effinger played “O Promise Me”) (DeKoven). She played the Bridal | Chorus from Logengrin for the! processional and the Mendelssohn Wedding March for the reces- sional. Miss Helen Folds was the maid of honor. She wore a gown of rose taffeta, made with tight bodice, | lace trimmed, with long full skirt. | Her old fashioned bonnet was) made of lace and flowers and she} carried a bouquet of Joanna Hill} roses. The bridesmaids were dressed | alike in taffeta, made in the old! fashioned off-the-shoulder effect | and caught at the neck with me-! dallions. They wore contrasting | hats of tulle and_all carried old} fashioned shower bouquets. The} bridesmaid were: Miss Mae Hazen, in aqua with pink hat, Miss Mary | Pieper in pink with blue hat, Miss | Geraldine Cook in peach with aqua hat, Miss Annie Laura Sweatt in maize with blue hat, Miss Marietta Stalnaker in blue with pink hat and Miss Elinor Hobby in aqua with pink hat. The candles were lighted by} Miss Ethel Mae Roberts, Key West, the bride’s cousin, in pink} chiffon, and M Anna Marie; Pinder, the brid sister, in blue} organdie. Helen Haynes in a long} white organdie frock, scattered Tose petals in the path of the bride and Charles Shoff, Jr., was ring bearer. Ted Wills was Mr. Travis’ best man and ushers were Randolph Pinder, Jr., Charles Travis, Ber-| nard Gault, Larry Tuttle, Chester | Sims and William Charles Huestis. | The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a wedding gown of white satin, made with sweetheart neckline, leg of mutton sleeves, and long in- serted from the neck to the train} edge. The long tulle veil, lace} edged, was caught into’a halo of seed pearls. Her flowers were a! shower bouquet of ‘denias, stephanotis and turber 3 Mrs, Pinder, the brid mother } wore a gown of blue lace with} blue accessories and a corsage of/| |2 years in Mansfield, Ohio, | For traveling Mrs. Travis wore an | old rose sports frock with dubon- | net accessories and a corsage of | | gardenias, Patriotic Daughters | Postpone Meeting | EES The meeting of the Daughters’ of America, ‘was scheduled to be held | evening at the home of Mrs. Ruby j Saunders on Elizabeth street, has | been postponed, according to an- | Homneement made today. Fern rh ‘hapter To | Meet I ‘omorrow The.segular meeting of Fern| Chapter 21, Order of Eastern | Star, will be held tomorrow eve- | ning at 8 o’clock at which time | Flag: Day will be observed. All members are requested to} be in attendance. | Arent Sjursen ‘Returns Home Arent T. Sjursen, Jr., who had been attending school for the past Te- turned to the city yesterday after having received his diploma for graduation from the Mansfield {Senior High School. Accompaning Arent home was ‘his mother who had gone to Ohio ‘for the graduation exercises. Mrs, | Sjursen was away from the city |for a period of 1 month. i Marriage License iIssued Yesterd'y Malcolm Pinder, 26-year-old local bookkeeper, and Juanita Dongo, 19, yesterday were grant- ed permission to marry by Coun- ty Judge Raymond Lord. The ceremony will take place Saturday night. with the Rev. A. C. Rivieri officiating. L. P. Artman Goes To New Jersey L. P. Artman, publisher of The Citizen and owner of the Artman | Press, left Key West early this morning for Point Pleasant, N. J., | FREE. Send tor NEW booklet, con- taining dozens of bright ideas to im- ve your baking. Address: Rumtord king Powder, TR a Ge the (AZ. ..AND YOU'LL FIND WH ITS PRICE CLASS Ford Is first in TREVOR AND MORRIS 316 Simonton Street ibtiintmenttiniiihtinenmncntied | } | sive franchise that had been recently cl erate this interesting and novel plant which essential basi¢ training for home defense. \ | Patriotic | which | this | é THIS IS HOW THE CORNER OF DUVAL AND ANGELA STREETS will looki when the First American Home Defense Target Range to ie front of the building pfor all persons fa place for trai is brightly i | be erected inthe United States is rks ont Mr. Paul,O, Ladd will head the Key West Target Range Company and, under an exclu. the parent company, the American Home Defense Target Range Corporation, will op- in the art of revolver and rifle firing—a most juminated by Neon lights behind brilliant red, white and blue glass panels. Thejrange is made’of sheet steel for complete protection. Dimensions are 34’ front by 85’ deep. Firing charges are 12 shots ‘for 10 cents with cash given for skill. Weekly Dance At Armory Tonight Key Westers and service men tonight will take part in the week- ly dance recreation program at the national guard armory, which opens at 7:30 o'clock. Bingo games from 7:30 to 9 are under the direction of the army, while members of the navy wives’ club will assist the WPA recrea- tion staff as chaperones. Dancing starts at 9 o’clock, with the recreation trio taking part in | include | | square dances and a conga chain. | a program which will where he will remain until Sep- | tember. Artman, who also is publisher | |of the Ocean County Leader at, Point Pleasant, went by bus to Miami, where he will board the train for the trip north. He will| stop at Fort Bragg, N. C., to visit his son, Norman D. Artman, who jis stationed there in the army. ON BUSINESS OR PLEASURE ‘Women’ 's Circle Gives Shower An occasion of profit and pleas- ure was engaged in this week by | the ladies of Stone Church, who went out in a body to the local Methodist Wesley House on Va-j| rela street. | The event was in the form of a “bath-towel shower” for the! Wesley House and sponsored by the Woman's Society of Chris- tion Service. A social hour consisting of games, jokes and music was en-| joyed by all, Miss Mattie Liela Cooper, dea- | (coness, very graciously recgiged | the “shower of towels”. Light refreshments were serv- , ed by the ladies of Stone church. ENRICHED BREAD Aunt Molly’s Bread, Cuban Bread and Rolls ie Made by VALDES BAKERY sh When taking a trip, always carry your travel money in AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHEQUES =the safeguards against loss. Inex- pensive, spendable everywhere, and for sale here, in handy denominations. The First National Bank Of Key West J. G. Kantor, Inc. Father’s Day Gifts Manhattan Dress $2.00 Up Cool and Comfortable ——0. Beautiful Line of HICKOK BELTS ALL STLYES elie i Ronan Manhattan SHORTS AND UNDERSHIRTS 3 fer $1.00 and Up We Carry A Complete S17 Duval Street Opp. Palace Theater Hand-Foulard Painted TIES $1.00 Newest Styles - Guaranteed Colors New Silk Interwoven PHOENIX HOSE New Paste Fresh Crisp 3 Pair for = “00 2 Pair for $1.00 Manhattan PAJAMAS $1.45 Up Line of Men’s Luggage Phone 897 { WAS HIS WIFE'SCAR- | BOULDER, Colo.—Although he} ‘recognized a car that was double- | FOR ACID INDIGESTION | parked, minus its driver, Police- | iman George Pederson of this city | made out a ticket for the owner, | who was his wife. | A patent has been ganted on a flying automobile, designed to carry troops by air to the scene| \of battle and, after landing, shed lits wings and maneuver into 'fighting position. |Phone 177 #4 ACTION RELIEF Gardner’s Pharmacy Free Delivery THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1941 BUYING GOODS FOR STORE OF FASHION | | To make sure that Key West | women will have the opportunity jof selecting from the nation’s leading styles this Summer and in the early Fall, both Mr. and Mrs. \Isadore Appelrouth will visit the markets this ¥ ¢ ¥ és Aeft Tu: paper for the’ East Teading } facturers area as | smartest, summer fashions. She is ‘first bound for’ “Baltimore ~ after | which she will spéit-time-tnyNew. | York and Boston. i {rives at the markets she will begin | sending i in merchandise and realiz- | , ing that the demand in Key West | | is greater this year than ever, she! | | will purchase the largest line ever | selected for this store. After a month at the market, | { Mrs. Appelrouth will return and | | Mr. Appelrouth will go North to; purchase a general line and Fall! paced for The Store of Fashion. | MAD AT NOBODY | } | i | NORTH ADAMS, saa teet | following sign appears on the of- | fice door of Mayor Faxen Bowen | | of this city: “We ‘ain’t’mad at no-| | body.” Mapleine clon adds delicious flavor to syrup, | desserts, icings, main dishes. At your grocer’s. PLEINE N MAPLE FLAVOR : N N Center SLICES Fresh Shipped EGGS * N . A N . an N ® N N N) \ * N N N \ ‘ N N ° N , © piparel Roll Beet Pot, Wilson's Sliced BACON Red Skin U.S. No. 1 Maine POTATOES ........... 10c Cup and Saucer Free Whole or Small _ 10 Ibs. 27¢ Camay SOAP Father’s Day Specials Buy Dad’s Gift With The Saving Made On Our Appreciation Sale Peach Apple BUTTER . Trappey's TOMATO SAUCE Gold Medal Nestles CREAM .... Condensed MILK = Setters ORANGE JUICE _... TOMATOES Libby's TOMATO JUICE .. Cuban Fancy PINEAPPLES ........ California CARROTS . (For Beautiful Women) PREPARED MANY LUNCHES WARRENSBURG, Me.,--Mrs. A. C. Fitch of this city estimates she packed 14,000 lunches while her 11 children were attending rural schools. Was Old at 62 62 Spar’ sale at Gardner's Phe) cy a allother good drug stores WE HAVE THE CAR YOU WANT! Peete «GAN 1939 Ford 85, 4- Door, Radio 1938 Plymouth Se- ; As soon as Mrs. Appelrouth ar- |f 1938 Willys Coupe 1937 Plymouth, 4-.. Doo , 1936 Chevrolet-Se- 1934 Chevrolet, 4- Door 1933 Plymouth, 4- Door 1934 Pontiac, 4- Door 1934 Ford, 4-Door These Prices for Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only edieceudiaperie! TWINS USED CAR LOT DEACON JONES. Mgr. | | | | | mn) 2 eans LBC Cc 3 cans 21 _ No. 5 can 19¢ ,LAt Ltt bhitkttittdbdtdtdkdtidkidktirhtbdttirtidgdhdtdtiddda dd ddd tdd dd dd