The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 16, 1941, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Many Students On College Honor Roll (Special to The Citizen) ‘TALLAHASSEE, June 16—A total of 431 students from 124 Florida cities as well as nine other states, Cuba and the Canal Zone are included on the appro-|« bation list of honor roll for the second semester recently ended at Florida State College... This is equivalent to a “B” average or better. Miss Anita M. Berkowitz of Key West is included in the list. Making 15 or more hours of “A” were 15 students: Nellie C. | Dolby, of St. Marks; Charlotte Harriman, of Tampa; Margaret Christie Harrison, of Miami; Mabel Elizabeth Jackson, of Winter Haven; Carol Marshall, of Fort Pierce, Jo Anne Potts, of Jacksonville; Winnifred E. Price, of Jacksonville; Betty Rose Scott, of Gainesville; Ruth D. Sloan, of St. Augustine; Rachel Stein, of Ocala; Virginia Irene Stewart, of Miami; Mildred True, of Balboa Heights, Canal Zone; Evelyn Uhrhan, of Talla- hassee, and Eleanor Yothers, of Orlando. New Officers Of CDC Preside Recently elected officers ‘of Catholic Daughters, Court Mary Star of the Sea, No. 634,' presid- ed at the first monthly meeting of the group Friday evening. ¢ Officers ate the Rev. P. ‘J. Kelleher, SJ., chaplain; Mrs. Vir- ginia Baker, grand regent; Mrs. Julia F. Brooks, vice grand re- gent; Mrs. Lorene Whalton, prophetess; Mrs. Mary DeBarcee, lecturer; Mrs. Blanche Hewett, monitor; Mrs. Helen Parks, his- torian; Miss Anna Corcoran, fi- nancial secretary; Mrs. Adelaide Ellsworth, treasurer; Mrs. Mary Knowles, sentinel; Mrs. Regda Gwynn, organist; trustees, Mes- dames Rose Crusoe, Pauline Pin- der, Sybil Delaney, Pearl Brinas, Margaret Doran and Beulah De- |@0d Mrs. Remuller (Ruth Martin) | meritt, Members of the court will hold a social meeting June 17, it was announced. Plans were formulated for the ways ant means committee, with Mrs, Virginia Demeritt, chair- man. are Mesdames Lorene Whalton, Helen Parks, Mary DeBarcee, Ju- lia Brooks, Margaret Doran and | Ellen Jewett. Mrs. Jewett also was named chairman of the pub- licity committee. A special committee to make plans for social and other activi- ties for the service men will be directed by Mrs, Adelaide Elis- worth. Announcement Of June Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Ygnacio Cobo an- | nounce the approaching marri- Serving on the committee | VDST CILiZen af By HARRIETTE CRITCHLOW Notes and hai connection with wil activities in Key West will be published weekly in this column in The Citizen, sponsored by the WPA Key West Art Center. SATURDAY, JUNE 14TH, was the opening of the new Federal Exhibition, “Rath Reeves Tex- tiles” —Walls of the Key West Art Center Gallery are gay with color. This collection of printed fabricks jis composed entirely of work by Ruth Reeves. She constantly ex- |periments with esthetic forms, tex- | tiles and technical media. Miss Reeves drtistry has taken cirative form in her fabrics with | original abstract symbols and pic- |torial devices, reminescent of | every day life or adapting ancient | folk patterns. | Carnegie Institute sent Miss Reeves to Guatemala to study the | primitive motives and native In- |dian weavings. Many of her de- | signs are inspired by these. Among | other productions, have been made |hand printed textiles, the “Ame- |ri¢an Home” and “Hudson River” | series, She is a pupil of Kenneth | Hayes Miller.in New York and F. |Le’gar in Paris., Examples of her work are in the Cleveland Museum \of Art and Radio City Music hall. Miss Reeves has recently been | awarded a second Guggenheim | fellowship which will enable her |to continue the study of ancient and modren textile designs in South America. The twelve beau- tiful fabrics displayed are rich in color and design. Soft rosy browns |and vivid reds and greens are | pleasing to the eye. No discordant notes here. This exhibition will | be opened until July 10th. | Last Wednesday Dyke Remul- {ler visited our Gallery—He has |recently returned from an extend- ed trip through Mexico where he were coloborating on a book jabout Old and New Mexico and | Arizona. Mr. Remuller is here for | the first time in theree.years and at present is painting seenes of Key West to be used in an exhibi- | tion at a later date, We have received shipments of two exhibitions to be places at | | | Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rob-/ jerts left over the highway late {Saturday afternoon for a four) | weeks’ visit in Lancaster, Penn., | with relatives and friends. | Mr. and Mrs. William Knight, |who had been spending a short | visit in Tampa, returned to Key | West over the highway Saturday | | evening. | | Mg. and Mrs. Hubert Trout, who jhad been spending a brief visit in} | Key West, left this afternoon over \the highway enroute to Miami, where they are now making their residence. | Rev. and Mrs. C. Riviere, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Saunders, |left last night over the highway. | Mr. and Mrs. Saunders will stop at Miami, while Rev. and Mrs. Ri- viere will proceed to Daytona Beach, where the Methodist Church conference will convene on Wednesday. Mr. Saunders will also attend the conference, leav- ing Miami tomorrow for Daytona. i Mrs. William Lowe, who was! formerly Miss Eugenia Meares, | was a recent arrival in Key West to spend a visit with relatives and friends. | | Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Hoge-! boom were arrivals in Key West last evening over the highway} from Fort Lauderdale for a short | visit. here. They are returning to- day to Fort Lauderdale accompa- |nied by Mrs. Hogeboom’s mother, |Mrs. Walter Roberts, and sister; | Miss Janice Roberts. extention points. “The People of Virginia” is to be placed in the U.S, Army Barracks Recreation ‘room, and “California water- colors” will hang in the U. S. Naval Air Station Barracks. Both these exhibits will be here until | July 10th. | NOTICE! NOTICE! | Due to insufficient time, I am | forced to charge for all my Organ |and Piano Playing Services in the | future, Wedding Service, $5.00; |functions according to time. MISS BEATRICE MORENO. | junel6-1t other (Till 7:30 p. m., Tuesday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with scattered afternoon thunder- howers; moderate _ southerly nds. Florida: Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday; scattered after- noon thundershowefs. HOTEL LINCOLN 44" 45" STS.07 O™ ANE, OUR CHOICEST ROOMS From: 1400 ROOMS each with Bath, Servidor, and Radio. * Four fine pone Art Exhibino: MARIA KRAMER pecsout John t. Horgan INTHE CENTER OF MID-TOWN NEW Gen. Mgr. MOTEL EDISON came ommenaws WE ARE HEADQUARTERS for NEW AND USED CONTRACTORS’ EQUIPMENT OF ALL KINDS. INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS SEMI, VAN AND RE- FRIGERATED TRAILERS New and Used CONCRETE MIXERS PUMPS WHEELBARROWS HOUSE PUMPS, Etc. DRAGLINES and SHOVELS New and Used Gee GE P56 East Coast Equipment | Company, Inc. 1228 S, W. 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Gant of Tampa. The marriage | too place in Tampa on Tuesday, June 10. The young conple will make | § their home in Key Wi First Aid Class To Be Organized Adults First Aid Class will be | organized this evening, 7:00 o'clock | at the Armory by the American Red Cross First Aid Committee, according to an announcement made today by Mrs. M. E. Berko- witz, chairman. es are free and are for nd women above the In Every Town ——THE—— REXALL STORE Is The Best Prescription Store! Your Family Deserves THE BEST and WE SERVE THE BEST! PHONE 177 Gardner’s Pharmacy 534 Duval Street TIPIPFISILSISLZIZZLZIZZLZZLLAHLAPLLLLCLALLLLLALLLL ALLE MP ECLLCL CL LLL LE LCE ELC PEPSI-COLA HITS THE SPOT! Pay a nickel—not a dime. a It’s a drink the whole world calls “Mine! It’s refreshing and sublime. Pay a nickel—it's worth a dime. Bottled a Key West under authority of the PEPSE!/ COLA BOTTLING CO.—Using local labor exclusively. 719 Duval Street Phone 266-3 Mr. Gomez, owner of the PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO., will GIVE AWAY ONE CASE OF PEPSI-COLA to each person repeating the above ADV. now appearing” f in The Citizen when called upon to do #0. ' eee Read the story of mysterious and sinister events at HEART'S PY Ruth Rosemary Corby It Starts June 18 In This Paper The most reasonable Laundry and Dry Cleaning Prices the year around in the State of Florida, | Linen SUPPLY DEPARTMENT for LINEN RENTALS HILD RUG CLEANING AT FAIR PRICES Telephone $7 age of 17 Several Marriages In Past Three Days Edward Diaz and Antonia Sal Gado, both 22-year-old Key West ers, were married yesterday by the Rev. A. L. Ma u at St Mary's Star of the Sea Catholic church. James Odell Burks, 22, and Helen Marie Bembry, 18, both of Key West, were married Satur- day by Enrique Esquinaido, Jr. justice of the peace, and Luis Cabot, 22. and Delia Rodriguze, 25, were married today by Judge “mond R. Lord. Charles G. Munro, 22, and Rita R. Disdier, 20, both of Key West will be married Wednesday by Baquinaldo, FOR FARES AND SCHEDULES AS A REMINDER— am FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY Look Your Best! Come to us with your N ) N \ i) i) \ N N N) ) : A) N) N) 4 N N \ N N) N iN) , | Ny \ N) iN % N s iN a i) s N N : . : ‘ N : ‘ : N ; , . : . - PPP IID ODO Ot ed dk ddd dh hhh hdd dk ddddudd