The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 29, 1941, Page 4

| | | ft f ud THE KEY WEST CITIZEN (ARS. J. R. On Tuesday night the P.-T. A. of the Junior-Senior High School, honored the faculty of the school, “with a dinner reception. The? dinner was given in the Parish Hall of the Episcopal Church, which looked lovely in the floral decorations. dn order to get acquainted— each person was given a letter as they entered the hall and then the letters were put together to form a Hallowe'en word. The persons which comprised one word, sat at the same table. Mrs. Harry Baker, president of the Junior-Senior P.-T. A. gave the greeting to the guests in be- half of the association. Prof. O’- Bryant responded in behalf of the teachers , and introduced each member of his faculty. All were given a hearty clap, as the intro- duction was acknowledged. Following the banquet, get-to- gether songs were sung with Mrs. Ralph Milner at the piano. One of the pen features of the evening. was a historical cuiz game, with Mrs. Rodriguez, chairman of en- tertainment, acting as “Prof. Quiz.” A grand march. directed by Mrs. Eva Warner. was the grand finale of the evening. The following is the names of those attending the P.-T. A. ban- quet: Mr. and Mrs. Horace O’Bryant, Members of the Order of East- ern Star will be ‘hostesses to- morrow night at a _ spaghetti dinner to be given at the Scottish Rites hall at Eaton and Simonton streets. The public will be invited to the affair, which will continue until 8 o'clock. Couple To Marry Here Saturday Milton J. Spurny, 22, of Buhl, Idaho, and Thelma Rosemond Tift, 22, Key West, will be mar- ried on Saturday evening by Rev. Wm. J. Bryant pastor of the Ley Memorial Church. THE ANSWERS See “Who Knows?” on Page 2 1. Supplies for the battle needs of 4,000,000 American troops and to meet “arsenal of democracy” demands from abroad. 2. Adolf Hitler. 3. 1853. 4. Henry L. Stimson, new Sec- retary of War. 5. In 1916, by the British in the Battle of the Somme. 6. The common cold 7. The states. control voting qualifications. 8. A British medieval court. which ruled arbitrarily, secretly and without jury. 9, Paul Reynaud. 10. Megal trade in fationed goods in Germany and occupied Europe. Beware Coughs from common colds allays the cough or you are wwe your money back. Gala Hallowe'en Ball Auspices Junior Woman's C La Concha Rainbow Room ‘Thursday. Oct. 30. 10 till ? COUPLE (tax incl.) si.le Announcement! TUNE - IN AND HEAR Over Station WSUN Each Weekday Morning at 7 o'clock And Sunday Morning 3 o'clock Subject: “Christ for the Crisis" | SOCIETY School Parents And Teachers ~ Enjoy Dinner Reception Tuesday | TWIN BEDS—FINALE | After every successful theatre | performance, there is much glory ‘for the director and the members of his cast In the minds of those attending. there is correlation between the prod tion itself and the “forgotte: individuals backstage. Each job from stage manager to pro is not only a thankless on one of hard work. If smoothly during comment is- made. little thing go wron; diately everyon: the poor w backstage! REV. TOLLE TO PREACH TONIGHT r. Time (city office Temperatures COLGATE) Mr. and Mrs-Harry M. Baker, Mrs. ‘Roy Rogers, asia Adam -Stanczek, Mrs. Lawton| Watson, Mrs. Juliette fRussell, Mr. and Bfrs. J-S: Daniels, fMr. and Mrs. W. E Berkowitz, Mr. and Mrs. E A Strunk, Jr. Mrs. J. R. Colgate. Mr. and. Mrs. Vernon de Leon, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ramsey, Miss Susie Gardner, Mrs. Donald Myers, Miss Eliza Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roberts, Mrs. Bessie M - Egan, —— Mrs. Edgar Stark, Mrs. Robert Byron Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Benj HL Lowe, Mrs. Corrine Key, Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Mundy, Miss Cynthia Pearlman, Mrs. Ida J. Kennedy, Miss Clara B. Lankford, Mrs. Hilda R. Salis, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Stockard, Miss Donna Hoyt, Mrs. Hilton Henson, Lt. Comdr. and Mrs. Al- fred Lund, Mrs. Theima Thomp- son, Mrs. W. P. Archer, Mrs. W. F. Bowery, Albert H. Carey, Mrs. Wm. Doughtry, Mr. and Mrs. W." Hetmine Means f D. Bond, Mrs. Eva B. Warner, ‘hey accomplished Mrs. Ralph Milner, Mr. and Mrs. 4P- H. Dent, Mrs. B. J. Watkins, Mrs. * Maisie Gaiti and h Milton ‘E.-Sawyer, Mrs. Emerson tee who gathered t Archer, Mrs. O. R. Townsend, Mrs. Properties. James Singleton, Mrs. Jose; Dan Herrick for so Sanchez, W. H. Gore, Robert A. ling the curtain Grace, Miss Mary Trevor, Mes. Chas. P. Thompson. Dr. and Mrs R. S. Rodriguez, Mrs. Mamie B. Porter. Precipitation 24 hy ending a Directio& and Velocity Relative Humidity 83 Barometer at 7: 30 a.m. ser Sea capable and excell: ager. Martha Watson ar mittee who set a precedent tractive scenery and tings. Dick Lennard; wh did such a grand job ‘of Hermine Means sound effects so Clara Yates, Bi level, 30.09 millibers ‘Tomorrow’ ‘s Almanac .q Hallowe’en Parade = On Friday | Announcement Of Engagement Mrs. Hilda Sands. 418 United Street, announces the engage- ment and approaching marriage of her daughter, Wilma, to Jame Felton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Felton on Fleming street. The marriage will take place Saturday morning, 11 o'clock, in - SPEED BOAT RIDES “MARY E” SIGHTSEEING Porter Dock—Foot Duval Street PHONE $166 ‘CONGRATULATIONS the per ON CLUB’S DRIVE ‘ec: <<" Hallowe'en Festival St. Paul’s Chureh, Rev. Arthur . Dimmick officiatin, On Tharsday Se ee ae 4 ACTION RELIEF Aguilar Family FOR ACID INDIGESTION Back From Trip SS Pedro Aguilar, ae writer, accompanied by his wife and mother, who had been spending several weeks visiting in Ha- vana, returned to Key West last evening. 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Address Phones report having had a very de- lightful trip. cane ee a ———<— = = : HALLOWE’EN FESTIVAL Auspices St. Paul’s Church School CHURCH LAWN Tomorrow Afternoon. 4 o’clock PARADE PRIZES REFRESHMENTS Public Invited To Attend When dl America calls for the best DAUGHTER BORN Sergeant and Mrs.. Charles A. Harry announce the birth of a girl at their quarters at Fort Tay- MONROE THEATRE A f, L lor Monday morning at 5:15 j ber o'clock. The little lady, who tip- Robert Montgomery in t < a aege OF “i ped the scales at six pounds, has RAGE IN HEAVEN ¢ been given the name of Mary Lionel eae ec A | Katherine. meri. Iways mak i i about Mrs. Harry was before mar- THE P E NALTY soe tees midkcenmaonane riage, Miss Mary Lou DeBoer. quality slowly and carefully. But, once it is certain that a product is the best of its kind, America quickly demands its production on a tremendous scale. Overseas Transportation Company, Inc. 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