The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 19, 1943, Page 4

“EVENING HONORING MISS GRACE PEREZ AND TWO BOZA CHILDREN | 4 was given at the home) Bora, Betty Boza, of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Boza, !Gladys Sands, on Packer siveet, on, Tuesday eve-|Carol Boza, Beatrice honoring: Miss: Grace. Perez,,; Martha Robinson, Grace daugMer of Rev. and Mrs. G. Per-i Florence Boza; ez, and Florenge , and, Anthony; Mesdames Dolores Bota, childrén of Mr, and Mrs. Edna Boza, Mary Vinci, Boza. J. Nash, Helen Archer, Miss Perez and Miss Boza will’ Perez; return to Miami within a few days,| fegsrs. Curt Parsons, Jim Das- to re-enter Jackson Memorial Hos- | .9};, Harry Keiser, Ed’ Bishop, ul aged std (nurs “after Jack Crowley, Kirk Foster, Wal- ding eepallle-orypadioer wd |e Beamer, George R. Her- 4 -lel, Jack Barce na, Jr. Arthur untéered his services to the arm- John Sosa, ee. Boza, Carlos ed services and will leave for Mi-| Garcia, Myron D. Brown, Rob- smi to emter the Navy. lert T.| Hartman, John Archer, Arma Pe -Yelyerton, Mrs. C Mrs. G Doris Boza,} Mary Berrian,| VISITING KE} KEY WEST Miss Ceci of Lake- land, is in Key West visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William M. Ellsworth, 639 William street. Miss Ellsworth has resided in Lakeland several years. She is the a Ellsworth, secretary of the Florida Citrus |Commission, with offices in that city. SECOND FRONT (Continued from Page One) son that marshal law was invok- ed there and all policemen were Reports from Russia said to- day that the veople that country will not consider an Al- lied offensive as a second front unless it is on a sufficiently large scale to withdraw at least of The yard of the Boza residence} Brady O. Sloop, Fred Valdez, Har- 60 German divisions from the Edward Redeker, lights of various; Adolfo Boza, Bob Stokinger, Ted | Russian front. and dancing Box, Walter Schasser, Reinke, Mr. were Boza. was~ decorated with numerous!;is Fritwell, smal electric colers and games wet¢ enjoyed by those present, after which refreshments served. Those present included: The Misses Laudelina Anita Aguilar, _Elaine Sa Bem, Groce Godzlge Dolores * Alvarez, Eola Blonde! Jobgeon., Helen R. Wells, Ruth; “MTACE” SCHEDULED | FOR THREE NIGHTS In presenting “Arsenic and Old Laee,” whacky Broadway com- edy, at the Key West High School tonight, Friday Saturday: SP A Rev. and Mrs. Joseph FOR SALE RENTAL LIBRARY BOOKS. '‘Li- brary copies of latest best seli- ers at reduced prices. PAUL SMITH, bookseller, corner Si monton and Eaton Sts. aug!-tf FOR SALE—Re al Money-Making and Business. For details, contact mies, the Key West Players will! 4. 3, Post Office Box 449, Key ceny ag tcmagesaty West augll-tf they will be playing for the bene- fit of their own organization. Inthe five years of its existence. George Mills White, president of the-organization points out, the MEN’S, LADY'S BICYCL. tor Scooter and Bicycle Skating Rink ES. Mo- Tires. Players have put on outstanding | > a es benefits for such charit The, FOUR APARTMENT HOUSE. Blind Fund of the Lions Club and mews, tnodiern -conveniences z 933 Fleming. Large lot. Bar Navy Relief Revenue from the current pro- duction, it has been decided, will 1107 Duval aug}3-6tx gain. See owner, WANTED COAT RS Yee Phone 282, we will call. White Star Cleaners, 701% Duval St augl-tf S WANTED—Late Model Car. Wil pay cash id: P.O. Box 423, Key West augl-tf WILL PAY UP TO $10.00 for Tay = “ Burma, “independent war on United State Bri Classified Column COCCO Daas Basesessesesessesesessasasccases lor-Tot Baby nell HELP WANTED augi3-tf KITCHEN HELP, c WAITRESSES and lored, ma 609 Du aug!-tf female. E} Patio. FOUNTAIN GIRLS. Good salary. Southern- g0 into the club's funds for the} 7 ae suagge = promotion of drama in Key West.| CHARIS FOUNDATION COR- HELP WANTED, whit “Qur town,” Mr. White points es 4 oe) od, male or e a for artists and Phone 366-R augl6-6tx perience nece times, and we ay, tae aia a lumbia Launc ope the proceeds of ‘Arsenic and "ANS. Electric Irons, Toaster. Hot; ___ : ae Old@Lace” will lay. the ground-| *™ ‘ TOP SALARIES PAID for Day wot for the Players own Theatre |_ i" Rink and Night Wait Side- in post-war Key West.” TRA! Selling out Cc walk Cafe. augl-tf —— and see them. Skating Rink. | ———— - — VISITING BOSTON ‘augl3.if WAITRESSES at once. MUST be Garde: en Restau- experienced Rétent parr age at the Copley FOR SALE—Household furni-' rant, 609 Duval Plass Hotel in Boston, Mass. in-; ‘2. complete dining room ; © ale Lieut. snd Mrs J “i M.| Set, nine pieces; 1 dresser, large sgirls "Full t Mame €11 United street, Key mirror; 1 chest drawers, large S. H. Kress & Was’ ‘ ia * | mirror; 1 rocker; four living augll-18t = SRN _______, room chairs, 2 rockers, 2 arm. - . IN MEMORIAM | crairs and miscellaneous pieces ITED AT ONCE Expe si All very cheap. Apply 1230/ enced Wgitr c. In loving memory of our be-| South St augl7-3tx' Hueso, K¢ Fir loved father, Sylvester Betty) ——————— - taurant. A 400 Cruz, who departed from this SPECIAL—One thousand Manila Streci world on August 19, 1930 Second Sheets, $1.00. 500 acme es HE IS JUST AWAY Sheets, 60c._ These prices now WANTED, YOUNG LADY ot ad in effect. The Artman Press. some de t f Thirteen years ago today ae _augl tf SH. K Our"Tather left to go away V-8 FORD. Party leaving tow: ig Bey 19 = io - heavens so blue 37-1 Poinciana Plac CE ae eee eek! ete Jesus - am nous LOST He is not gone, he is just away Apply Roy Hamlin, Stadium’ pocKETBOOK taining “A His Yoice we love is still Committee, 1306 Division St and “B Ga B 9 a S| — * a t augi94tx) Return to L. Kelly, 102 —— ih Uaag ENTS ip Watson St R - ee hl LADY'S BICYCLE. Ballo6n We smiling face $27.50. 1900 Staples Ave, re bie, “" . ” sca ays j augl9-Itx| FOUNTAIN PEN, vicin ¢ hope ‘and pray to mec nee Post Office * Him s da yin that i ware ed to Sweet hom s the way + = : Fr WANTED—A chance to bid onii Kat ETHEL and FAMILY. | your next printing order. 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The mother was for-!sugar trees yield about twice as merly Beatrice Smith of Ft.;much if the horses, cows and Smith, Arkansas. sheep are kept away from them. eet This is reported in Science by }Dr. Paul B. Sears, of Oberlin ‘College. He cites three example: Temperature data for the 24) First, Miss Elaine Hoff hours ending 8:30 a. m,, Aug. 19,/quest of A. C. Noi at the re an Ober- 1943, as reported by the U. s.jlin graduate, studied maple Weather Bureau: !groves in Lorain County, Ohio Highest Lowest | Her anaiysis in ted that less last 24 hours a ‘quality of the > gre Atlanta 84 suffering from t st that Pos Boston 77 = were being used as tures, Brownsville - 76 Then R. E. Campbell fenced off Charleston 81 69 | a grove containing 500 trees, am Chicago 76 55 | en additional 1,425 trees were also Detroit 75 53 leither protected or only very Galveston 90 |slightly pastured. There was some Jacksonville _ 90 ndication of increased yield in the Kansas City . 81 58 500 trees, and this t season KEY WEST $1 82 {the 1,425 averaged nearly one ee AIRPORT $1 82 ‘quart of syrup per tree against 86 57 jone pint from nearby gr 92 75 which had remained in pasture 7 56 use. ig Dean L. E. Cal f 61 of Agriculture Norfolk 76 61 ‘College gave the Oklahoma City 93 66 —_eporting that his brother has been ae protecting a maple ve from Pittsbr cattle grazing for seven eight St. Louis years. The yield o Tampa creased and the tre better condit Army f per hour, or faste this 28th day Sawyer PHONE 249 NOTICE OF APPLICATION POR TAX DEED (Semate Bi - 2 OF FLORIDA. IN PRO- the ings, caps, new regulation braid, Chief Petty Officers (with remor or WEE NOTICE FRANK WOLKOWSKY (WEST CLOTHES SHOPS, Inc.) 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