The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 16, 1945, Page 4

FOUR aa hathahahalelehehetehetehedotet Dehetel hh fete ioteheteh th ichetedaleh aetcheieiaiahelell -: SOCIETY i ODEO OE OU FPEEEEEEENERSEEESEEERERH SEE EREEREREDEDD CONVENT SENIOR-JUNIOR BANQUET LAST EVENING ENJOYABLE AFFAIR The seniors of the Convent of) sponse, Sister Mary Roselina, Su- Cpr OCR e| perior. Isadore L. Weintraub, exalted See, Simaculais entertained the re cucest warel SiNPAMaty|iler yok Mey West Lode No. 661, juniors at an enjoyable banquet! pogelina, superior and principal, | announced today. Thursday evening at the Ocean-| Sister Imelda Marie, Sister Clare] Mr, Weintraub quoted from a view restaurant Elizabeth; Sister Rose Eucharista,| letter received from Dr. Robert] The spniots received, the, jun-| Het: Stary Maomced Sipe: Eilat [oogih Baiett of Alexendiis, Va, ‘ Hie e' ecilia, Sister Lawrence) grand exalted ‘ruler of the na- lors and members of the school Amelia gn¢d SisteryMonica Mary. Sac fraternity, in which He! faculty in the reception room. At} Seniors Faye” Baker, Dontajsaid: “I am advising the 700,000 five o'clock all went into the/Bolt, Henrietta Carrera, Ros€| members of the 1,409 Elk Lodges | @iming room where dinner was} Curry,. Emma}. Hollinger, ° Eliza- throughout the country that the served beth Lane, Joanne McKenzie,| grand exalted ruler and the board The din.ng room was beauti-}| Faye’ Piodela, Orquidea Ramos, of grand trustees have ordered Tully decorated for the octasion.|Carmen Reyes, Ramona Rodri- the suspension of the 1945 grand! The cok was gold and|guez, Mary Alicia Roberts, Maude lodge session which we planned Blue. The cente was a huge Roberts, Elizabeth Russell, Flor- to hold in New York City in July. bow! containing yellow gladioli,}ence Sawyer, Elsa Solano and “This decision was made in yellow snap-dragons and blue! Joan Dalion. Gieiaeecle ilk ue cea Queen Anne's lace. Blue and! Juniors: Barbara Burgurt, Zet-| °C" Be Pawar RGbuizatl ADI gold candies were encased in|ta Cabrera, Eleanor Henriquez, Ateed aS ; oF B Pcatinat it beautiful crystal candelabras. —|Joyce Kelly, Virginia Kelly, Bet-["ec}or James F. Byrnes that a At each g place, serving asjty Kling, Mary Kumagia, Helen e zunes 2 A edater tke cee | placards, was a miniature. blue| Schlosser, Irma Sands, Jane| Pie be suspended for the durar; luation cap with yellow tas-|Smith, Violet Sosin, Patricia] 1°"a7 teas higene cure Hen le and « diploma. Napkins and|Stanczak, Norma Lynch and Elks fc a etd lod; = “al Memory books also figured in the} Frances Mora. asibeen oon d Ber Geeorations. Each member of the) Following dinner the party re- tae a SuaRCt aH ide dut faculty was presented with ajturned to C. M. I. There they|'2 ? a a re a peau ky @ift in memory of the occasion. | danced in St/ Theresa's hall to] CoPerate with all government The program was as follows:,music furnished by Mrs. Hast-|@uthorities engaged in shortening Toustmistress, Donna Mae Bolt;)ings Piodela. At 7 o'clock there|@"d.Winning the war.” | " te the juniors, Henrietta avtgt a cinema surprise in- ns Sale state Epler og eg eo response, Mary Kumagai; to Cecilia’s hall, _; L, Ramona Rodrigiez; ‘re-]...Everyong-enjoyed the eveni eee’ to refrain trom bpiding mee, Sister Imelda Marie by ent—home -with— pleasai pe neat esate not (eure 1S. 5¢ BIOLS vt LAST REHEARSALS BEING CARRIED e Sisters, Florence ected ON FOR PLAY, ‘OUTWARD BOUND’: The finishing touches are be- ing put on “Outward Bound’. in these last For the @irector and actors this is a tire- seme business, but for one who hes watched the play unfold from the very first rehearsal and gradually become alive, it is fas- einating Last night a stirring scene with the young lovers was in progress, at home on the stage. It is evi- dent she has had a good deal of acting experience, and is doing a forceful and vivid characteriza- tion in her first assignment with} the Players. | Josef Lazarovici hardly needs an introduction to these columns, | as he is almost as famous as/ Boris Karloff since playing in} this group’s production of “Ars- enic and Old Lace” last year. rehearsals. This played by Evylyn Searls But Joe’s talents are not: con- end Lt (mg) Hely. Evylyn has fined to blood-curdling roles en- been hiding her lovely self in tirely, as you will remember if character parts up until now, you saw him in “Claudia” . or emerges as a romantic actress as the “Monkey’s Paw”. Joe came well, im the role of Ann. Lt. Hely to Key West frdém: Provincetown, in his first role with the Players and before that, the, Broadway stage where he wotked not only gives @ poignant characterization as actor but in the technical of the young man so tortured in mind jbranches of the theatre as well. Elizabeth Chase who plays the As Mr. Lingley in “Outward @iffieult, unsympathetic part of Bound”, Joe does his usually Mrs. Cliveden-Banks is perfectly masterful performhiee. "WHAT'S DOING’ AT THE) PRISONER WOULD JACKSON SQUARE USC! PROVE HONEST . Topay ; SALT LAKE CITY Tm. go- #00 P M—Singo-Bingo - Prizes ling to ahowsvours) use MeGnADe ‘ Z waiclepsrish aeelaed |trusted,” commented a city jail T | My. Byrnes’. request. jinmate, proferring police a check |" “ Grand Lodge Of '~ Elks’ Convention Is Dispensed With The annual B. P. O. Elks Grand Lodge convention, scheduled to be held in New York City next July, has been cancelled in order | to comply with the recent request of the war mobilization director, line with the letter and set of \ , .TEMPERATURE BULLETIN. ! Temperature data for the 24) hours ending 8:30 a. m., as report-' ed by the U. S. Weather Bureau. | Highest Lowest last 24 hours last night Atlanta _... ~ 42 59 Boston 72 43 Brownsville ... 89 72 | Charleston _.. 75 63 Chicago .. - 68 49 Detroit _ 57 Galveston 75 70 Jacksonville .. 88 63 Kansas City _ 64 54 KEY WELT 84 76 K. W. Airport 84 76 Memphis —.. 81 68 Miami . motif 75, Minneapolis: —.. 47 38 New ‘Orleans _. 79 wo" | New, York 62 *48i* | Norfolk * 7 60 | Oklatioma Gity: 72 55 Pensacola sey 68 Pittsburgh 72 57 St. Louis 80 52 Tampa = 1 70 Maybe Youre oe ft but you can keep people guessing @ long time if you ‘watch your beslth. A few lovely pounds can make such @ difference in your looks! VINOL hes Vitemin B1 and Iron to help promote appe- tite. Get plessant-testing — THE KEY WEST CITIZEN FORECAST Key West and vicinity: Clear | to partly cloudy and continued warm this afternoon, tonight and Saturday, with moderate to fresh southeasterly winds. Florida: Partly cluody and con- tinued warm today, tonight and Saturday with moderate to fresh winds. St. Augustine through Florida Straits: Moderate to fresh winds, southerly over north portion and southeasterly over south portion, today, tonight and Saturday; partly cloudy weather. East Gulf: Moderate to fresh | winds, southerly over north por- tion and southeasterly over south portion, today, tonight and Sat- ,urday; partly cloudy weather, ex- ;cept considerable fog in Apala- |chicola-Apalachee Bay region. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: No small craft or storm warnings have been issued. WEATHER REPORT Key West, Fla., Mar. 16, 1945 , Observation taken at 8:30 a.m., Eastern Wartime (City Office) Temperatures Highest last 24 hours’ _. .. 84 Lowest fast mighty 76 Mean 80 Normal .-__. = 1d Precipitation Rainfa:t, 24 hours ending 8:30: a, m4 INCHES SAO Total rainfall aoe Marchi 1; = 0.08) Total rainfall since January 1; HUT) Be ee bt) ; Deficiency since January 1; inches ‘....... 2.85 Relative “Humidity — 81% Tomorrow's Almanac | Sunrise .. 7:34 a.m, | Sunset . 1:37 p.m. Moonrise - 10:21 a.m. Moonset . 11:41 p.m. Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) High Tide 1:15 a.m. a Low Tide 6:37 a.m. pm, 7:35 p.m. STRAND THEATER JOAN DAVIS in “Kansas City Kitty” Coming: “Tender Comrade” MONROE THEATER BETTY DAVIS in VINOL from your druggist. Oriental Pharmacy "RATIONING Book 4, Re ae Z5, A2, B2 through March 91; C2-G2 through April H2-Mz through June N2-S2 through June 30. "Red Qs- S5 through March 31; T5- XS through April 28; Y5, ZS, A2-D2 through June 2; SOCIAL HALL: Dancing,| he found while sweepipg the checkers, table hockey, chess, | jail sidewalk, skittles, cards, dominoes, Chinese| checkers, etc. PATIO: Ping. |extending your invitations to pong, shuffle board. Showers| them. writing room, lounges, snack bar. | WM. H. HENDERSON, Sport Equipment: Golf clubs, Director. tennis raquets. Art pupeliss,| K. RUTH ANDERSON, books, popular and classical rec-} Assistant Director. ords, cameras to loan. | GERALD PINDER, NOTE TO FRIENDS: The men| Progr, Director. im the Armed Forces enjoy home! » FLORENCE L} ‘ACRE, becottality Let us + help you ah Secretary: ‘ y Bry. mS. OS £2 207 FAS ES TWO HOTELS IN Two norets mm MJ Tee POPULAR PRICES LOCATED IN HEART OF CITY Rates ROOMS Write or Wire for Reservations WITH BATH and TELEPHONE. FORD HOTEL PERSHING HOTEL 00 NE. 3rd Street 226 N.E. Ist Avenue 60 Rooms - , oncol 100 Rooms - Elevator Solarium Heated 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION PLAN YOUR SUNDAY DINNER AT ARCHER’S: .. There You Will Be Certain of Getting. the. BEST the Market Affords Make up your shopping list now—bring it to Archer's. Our ~geally wide selection of food products will surprise you. Plan to restock your Pantry shelves completely. Archer’s Grocery “The Store That Serves You Best” 814 FLEMING ST. PHONES 67 and 47 E2-J2 through June 30. STOP and Wing FOOD Duval and Angela Streets AT WING LEE’S Even today you can cut QUALITY or QUANTITY. Just do all your shopping TER. Where you'll find EVERYDAY LOW THRIFTY THE ORIENT (ipstates, Duval and Angela Owned and Operated by CANTON DINNE R S Served Daily From 5 p. m., except Tuesday We Cater to Parties, Weddings and Banquets Our Store Closes at 1 | | | | | _ | “Old Acquaintance”, News - Shorts - Sports’ TIMETABLE SHOES Airplane Stamps 1, 2 and 3, Book 3, good indefinitely. SUGAR Stamp 35, Book 4, through June 2. FUEL Old period, 4 and 5; new pe- riod, 1, through 5. GASOLINE A-14 through March: 21. Post Office Br SHOP at There is no greater asset in 9 business than clothes that ee Ss command respect, clothes of CENTER Phone 94 food bills without stinting on at WING LEE’S FOOD CEN- hundreds of fine foods at PRICES! You will find every- thing you need for your Table from Appetizers to Desserts . .. from “Every Day Foods” to party favorites. P. M. Every Thursday | groups of songs which -wer most enthusiastically received by the audience. Mrs. John G. Mul- Club members of the Friends! ck played piano accompaniment of Music Society and their guests £0" Mrs. Jeffers and the Society's met at the home of Mrs. J. R. | president, Mrs. O. W. Bodler, ac- Valdez, 1224 Duval street on Companied Mr. Andreg. Tuesday evening, March 13th. Al After the program . eee hour ij a (was enjoyed and delicious = delightful song recital was pre-! +. cnments served. sented by Mrs. Charles W. Jef-; ee fers, contralto and Merle Andreg, | Subscribe to The Citizen—26e| tenor. Each soloist sang two weekly. Bermuda Market JOHN COBO, Proprietor An Up-to-Date Sanitary Market—Complete New Refrigeration White at Eliza Street Phone 52 We Will Have A Supply of MEAT In Time for Your Saturday Shopping BEEF - VEAL - LAMB - PORK At the BERMUDA MARKET you get the BEST QUALITY, at Lower Prices, and you SAVE MORE! Do Your Shopping Here and Get GROCERIES with your MEAT SELF SERVICE Grocery - Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES ee e's BACK THE BATHING BEACH PROJECT EEE pia ean Song Recital Given On Tuesday Evening: + Clothes that Command Respect Tailored With Distinction impeccable quality. New Spring Styles Now Being Shown Tailored by HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX LEWINSKY’S MEN’S SHOP 526 Duval St., Key West, Fla. PHONE 146 °) a EY AN RETNA dade dette tedete dated de dnde tinted tnttdn de detete dette ddd tte dete hk AR dh Tne — FRIDAY, MARC 16, ee | an How Rebtel Describes Your Easter Apparel! Youthful, debonair fashions to accom- pany you everywhere Easter Sunday and on through spring. Styles fresh as Easter flowers — colors re- flecting Easter egg hues, NEW EYELET DRESSES Beautiful Colorful Cottons Newest Millinery Creations Flowers In A Profusion ' Of Lovely Creations STARLING’S STYLE CENTER Women's Apparel and Accossories Exchusively “Opposite the « Hote 417 Duval Street Key West. Fierete LET R HACK Tee were Peeeee THE JEWEL BOX (Formerly Scammens) Now Ope ted Under Ge Persone! Ow nerattp of “SERVICE is NOT our MOTTO. But IT 1S ow BURNER DIAMOND RINGS FOR WIVES AND SWEETHEARTS We | Dian Ring ng smarnes Tiffin and Fostoria Crystal GLASS WARE SHOWN IN LOVELY PI GIFTS FOR WEDI ECES IN HAT WOULD MAKE ID@ac 2 ANY OCCASION GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING Fede Tee