The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 26, 1943, Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE KEY WEST CITIZEN |A WREN IN NEED [a lifebelt and he was using it to IS FRIEND INDEED "222" ote: Audrey removed her own life- | ‘JUNIOR RED CROSS MAKES FINE COLLECTION TO FILL KIT BAGS Pas of (Pathan putt onthe sinking ex a Das Audrey Sylvia Coningham | Could ee nines up. Then she | i swam to another ship and was | Ronn | hoped for thrills when she joined Engagement Told | Cross] In addition to the qonations | the WRENS. She found them. picked up. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Lowe, Sauna Se ee a ee re aor the kit bags, 300 volunteers! Tne ship on which she was a| The first island on the Solomon| Benson, acting commandant. All| were designated. instructed of 706 Caroline street, wishes to Red Cross, for its all-out effort |@¢ the Division Street School! passenger was torpedoed. She! group to be visited by white men! Changes involve waters on = Within areas extending not their have certified /their willingness | jumped into the water, saw two) was Santa Isabel, discovered by a| Gulf coast of Florida. imore than one mile in the direc- | ibera FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1943- ' | fishing at all times in a shallo -| sneal light No. 22 ANNOUNCE CHANGES a shallow. No. 22 locally ney IN FISHING RULES) ar (2 aos use at cag | narthuorthwens a Anctone Rage | point, extending from Deer Island | (2) a pc due west of | (New Port Richey) northward to | Chassohow and (3) a ' Horseshoe Point, about 18 sniles | point ine above the town of Cedar Key. | Horseshoe The following night anchor-| Coast Gui ages for sponge fishing boats also | in the af SOCIETY Cerezo-Lowe Temporary amendments to the! navy’s rules governing fishing in | the seventh naval district were an- } j nounced from Miami headquar-| Red ters Wednesday by Capt. H. H. J. The American announce the engagement and {to raise funds to fill the kit bags One new regulation () St. Martin Outer Jan : to make that-many bags as soon/ Men in difficulties — only one had | Spanish explorer in 1568. permits tion from approaching marriage of their{that are given to the | soldiers! i | > : and Marines embarking for over-|as the Production Room here can me daughter Elsie May, to Private|seas duty. jsupply ihenuaith atheymatedall| Mrs. J. A. Valdes, Junior Red | The High School, Junior High} Cross chairman, announces the} {Sehool, Division._._.Stréet ; George Clayton Cerezo, inithe armed forces at si@earolina. Private Mrs. cis street. | The bride-to-be left here last night for Spartanburg, S. C.,/ where the marriage will be per- formed. Accompanying her were Mrs. Cer Lowe, Mrs.} Leroy Torres, Mrs. Philip Baker, Mrs. Ralph Amable and John-| nie and Herman Cerezo. who is South | Cerezo is the son of FISH DINNER SATURDAY AT SERVICE CENTER| Service men and the general public will have the chance to enjoy a good old Key West fish! dinner Saturday evening at the} First Congregational Church Service Center. Present will be Dr. John R. Scotford of New York City, who will take photographs of the | event. Dinner will be 5:00 to 8:00 .p. m The Service Center is located on William street (three blocks | up from Duval) between Flem- | ing and Southard. | MINIATURE GOLF COURSE OPENS HERE | TODAY AT 4:30 Everyone is invited to attend| the Grand Opening of Key West's and only minia- ture Golf Course, which opens for the first time at 4:30 o'clock today The course is corner of Fleming strects. This new miniature golf cour: will be an entertainment — spot that should be well patronized | and greatly appreciated by the public. Comfortable chairs are |) supplied for spectators. Tonight all ladies with male escorts. will play free. The prices will be 10c from opening | time until 7 o'clock and = 15¢ thereafter. full line served from/ newest located on the; and Blicabet ba of candies, cigar- soft drinks including a-Cola, will be served at the refreshment center. THAT'S WHERE Boogy.—What in the world are you doing wandering around out here at this hour of the night in a dazed condition, bearing ghe sign of a vigorous quarrel, even a blackened eye? Come on, old chap, let me take you home to your wife.” Woogy (groaning piteously)—j B-but you don’t understand, That's where I got it Aseault and Battery Judge—Why did you beat up this man? Prisoner—Three years ago he told me that I had better consult an alien Judge—Then why did you wait| until today to hit him? Prisoner—This morning I hap. pened to find out what an alien- ist was cae ae FOR III IIIA AA AAA AAT GOOD TO JUNE 15 COUPON Sa TN Every Home Needs a“Grandma” Home isn't complete without her! If she’s with you help keep her in good health. Should her appetite “slip,” get VINOL, This modern tonic contains Vitamin B1 and Iron, combined with | other valuable ingredients. Your druggist has VINOL. Oriental Pharmacy STRAND THEATER RICHARD GREENE in FLYING FORTRESS Coming: “SEVEN DAYS’ LEAVE” TONROE THEATER “BOOT HILL BANDITS” and “I LIVE ON DANGER” | Coming: “HOLIDAY INN” Ruby Cerezo of 920 Fran-/sponsible for the excellent show- puzzles, 1s reet. | | for’ Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis | ir Groce) ! and the schools, and the sponsors re-} ja car full of Ee and ‘trays which will nae lto.the patients at the Army Hi and cards, station which will the | donations receved from each of; School pupils sathered cea istrib ing of $232.38. They are: Convent of Mary Immaculate —$84.61. Jessie Michael and |Pital -here, Olive Gato. [and cigarettes fill Division Street School—$44.30. bags. anehelping sok ags. |Ann Cochran, St. Joseph’s School—$40. Billy| Freeman. Junior High Scnool—$29.64. Edna Roberts. Harris School—$17.78. Cleo Stone. Douglas School—$8.78. principal in charge. Senior High Mary Trevor. St. Francis School—$2.27. Head sister in charge. All donations are not in and it is not too late to contribute. | Those: desiring to do so can bring their contributions to Mrs. Val-! ides at her home, 901 Division a kit Can't Complain, Sir my order?” es sir.) “Hm, still looking well, I see. How are your grandchildren?” LEE’S FOOD CENTER Duval and Angela Sts. Phone 94 Mrs. The School—$5.00. | We Close Thursdays at 1 p.m. AND NOW .... We Must Learn to EAT | MORE UN-RATIONED FOODS \Beware Coughs | from common colds | That Hang On Creomulsion relieves = be- cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in- | flamed bronchial mucous mem- branes. Tell your druggist to sell you | @ bottle of Creomulsion with the un- | derstanding you must like the way it quer allays the cough or you are H have your money back. GREOMULSION ftdndnnnaanhnteng, “The Store That Serves You Best” nourishing, energy | ducing Foods that are not in- cluded on the Rationed Food ‘List. You Get the BEST the Market Affords ARCHER'S Our Experience has proven ¢ to us that for QUALITY, { 4 SERVICE and FAIR PRICES, ¢ there is no substitute. 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