The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 14, 1945, Page 6

ot FLORIDA Navy Dead { States as f s ar dead, sing total report-| Pte M nt J Nevy Wounded Mian Army Deed Haws, Hew Uy Army MM wo He } aoe 8 'w —~ vat \integr « Ba ow Ww for Play, European Area mc Ww Ww Pp Winifred band of Mrs. 2ist Lewis, | Mw, “e i Deod—Pocitic Area i Jt fWinifred Pineapple s Arcadia A Gre IV P. Daniel € J te S-Sgt R Edna M Gren- band of Mrs: uy Ao Extra $100 War Bon “THE STORE OF QUALITY®”""" _ PEARLMAN’S, Inc. The Largest Exclusive LADIES’, wiases - and CHILDREN'S Store ih Key West | m 7th H Advance Showing of Summer Wearing Apparel Another Large Shipment of NON-RATIONED SHOES Sport and Dress Wear, including White and Brown, as well as P. VISIT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT We Know You'll Find Just What You Need Here Get the HABIT of SHOPPING at PEARLMAN’S | Pers MACK THE DATUING WHacy 11030 oe | SUS sae PU BATHING ATACH aN ‘ mater E . 133. Pe THE KEY WEST CITIZEN FINE MEALS AT ‘CONVENT GROUP PAYS TRIBUTE TO DEAD PRESIDENT! ‘AMERICAN LEGION HOLDS INITIATION FIVE NEW MEMBERS WERE TAKEN INTO ORGA- NIZATION | At 9 o'clock yesterday morn- Humphreys, Leonard B., Pfc. ing( Sister Superior assembled! son of James E. Humphreys,’ the students of Convent of Mary| Route 2, Williston. 3 Jacobs, John H., Pvt., husband | Immaculate in the sehool hall.| of Mrs. Eileen M. Jacobs, 517 27th! Sister Superior spoke reverently | Ave., St. Petersburg. |to them of our dead leader, and! The following’ candidates were Lowe, Benjamin I., Pfc., hus- of the great, void. that his death | initiated into Arthur Sawyer Post Herth of Mrs’ Emma N. Lowe, 703 ficaves ia our hearts, and inj the! No. fan American ee on wees These | Stonewall St., Jacksonville. , aa) jnesday” €vening at the regular eee, ede dann at hearts, pf all the done of Amer- | mecting, ‘They are Merle H. John- Mrs. Liadie Nigper, Route 3, |; | son,. Ralph H. Morey, Ouita Lea, 7, Paes City, * After this short talk, i We jJoha A. Gelabert ‘and Vernon A. Janigs R., Pvt, son of/dent body remained in assemply,' Mickelberry. * Miller, Route 2, Green-| 8a dfféred silent prayers for the} Legionnaire Perry McCullough repose of the President’s soul. At} gave a very interesting report on 10 o'clock classes were resumed,| the activities of the American Le- silently and in the spirit of pray-| gion diamondball team. er. The day was marked by pray-| The membership voted to pur- er offered up at intervals. chase War Savings Bonds in the It was, indeed, an edifying sight| amount of $2,000. to witness the some 300 children; M. J. Horre, ehairman of the silently going in groups to the War Memorial Committee, stated chapel to whisper petitions for the} that a goal’ of $100,000 has been eternal repose of the soul of him'set for a Living War Memorial for who worked so untiringly for the the community. The War Memo- nation’s good and happiness. rial Committee is preparing plans The same procedure w: ‘for the erection of a suitable me- lowed in Saint Joseph's morial in Bayview Park in mem- for Boys and at Saint Francis’ ory of those who have lost their Xavier School for colored chil-|lives during the present conflict dren. | and World War I. However, this All during the day silent groups! memorial is “a separate activity wended their way from school to! from the Living War Memorial church and back again to school, {that is being contemplated. The offering a day of work and ' Legion proposes to erect a living! er for President Roosevelt's soul.| memorial after cessation of hps- @'—“-"----o,O—- that the cdl unity an, « band of Mrs. Helen IL. Zwally, “and: at-the~same~ re- . + ier, | Route 4, Milton. | vere the, anemory <of those bi “op psec ee er Army Wounded, Pacific Area eave thaiyall. , Sirgorgss. ., Pfe, son of Maftinez, Oliver H., Pvt., hus- The Wi iowing appli¢ations for Mss, Metha Ke Sagser, Route 1,; band of Mrs. Elizabeth L. Marti-| mem ip weve approved: Joh Bonifay i nez, 521 SW. 12th Ave., Brennan! A. Gdlabgft, rear 706 Elizabeth Senn, William Wo Ir'y PRY hus-| Apartment, Miami. is Spicer H. Rockley, 628 band of Mrs: Ruby Lz Senn, Route| McDonald, Elbert) Ej 'S-Sgt., © street, and Emilio Godinet, 3, Box 456 X, Lakéland. son of Mrs. A. J. McDonald, Route , 1124 Division street. Sjoblom, Harry S. Pfe., hus-}1, Box 1060, Olslawaha. Vance C. Stirrup, post adjutant, band of Mrs. Lois D. Sjoblom,| Smith, Calvin W., Pfc., son of; stated that the post now has 312 Box 163, Venice. Mrs. James A. Farless, Box 391,j| members. A membership drive is Smith, Arthur A., husband] Miami. lunder way to increase the mem- f Mrs. Stringer, Harold, Pfe., son of, bership. Pensacola Tra E. Stringer, 314 W. Hancock{ Frank C. Schneider, 326 Wil- son of 4 Biva Smith, Duane D., Pvt., son of} St., Lakeland. {liam street, was welcomed as re- ‘2 Edgar O. Smith, 929 23rd! Tanaw, Herman Franklin, 2nd instatement in the post. , Bradenten. Lt., son of Mrs. Emma Louise Ta-! A contribution was Tillis, James O., Pfc., son of} naw, 1020 NW. 6th St., Miami. the American Red Cross Mrs. Ida B. Tillis, Box 125, Trilby.}| WALKER, Westbrook W., Pfc! Fund dri of Cel- Wensel, Arthur H., Pfe., son of} nephew of Mrs. Lula C: ux,| The next regular meeting of the Aves Henry A. Wensel, Route 1, Box|501 S. Bronough, Tallah | Post is scheduled for Wednesdav 31, Bahia Vista Ave., Sarasota. Williams, Roland L., Pfc., son! ; April 25. The meetings are held| | Williams, Joseph H., Pvt., hus-|of Leroy R. Williams, Box 155,'on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays, Rose- A. Williams, Lee: . [of each month ‘4. Gen. Del., Christmas Youths Robert A., Pfc, son of Py so na Bessie “MES Young,” 317 * ie way paecesfE SE Pet a % ent an © April Forees d Coast nd of the’ Allied! world. the ased 4 fille. | Mount, Robert E., Pvt., hus- band of Mrs. Gertrude M. Mount, 3616 E. Wilder St., Tampa. Mullis, Morgan E., T5, husband of Mrs. Lorraine F. Mullis, Mul- Pte, US: berry Nichols,,| Read, John B., Sgt., son of Clarence H. Read, Box 906, Plant City Richards, George W., Pfc., hus- Jannie B. Richards, 612 W. Chase St., Pensacola. Roberts, Charles S., Jr., Pfe., son of Mrs. Doris V. Roberts, 80M Hillsboro Hotel, Tampa. 274,| Roberts. William, Pfc., hus- band of Mrs. Ruby L. Roberts, ‘Route 1, Box 205, Auburndale. phew of — Robertson, William E, 2d Lt, N. tly ppm. of oh@HF, Rikdifsbx Chero; ike Barks. Sarasplay. + wher, Welborn ka hus+ USM James vt, US St, Lt, Sor c St, Dp Maj, Bullock, Pfe., $145 r, Cpl, J. Drig Pic; Sara R. Smith, Route 3, voted. to War on of S-Sgt., Route | aed EE De eeesiiend RON a La She's wearing a NEW MISS For the Average Slender ete eeenpeess tesla Arriving every day, all kinds of NEW DRESSES for Sport, Dress, Afternoon and Evening Wear Size 9 to 48 a $595 >, $2150 Also New White and Pastel _ SILK JERSEY SKIRTS As well as Flowered Spun Rayons. All kinds of NEW BLOUSES, PLAY SUITS, SHORTS, SHORT SETS and SWIM SUITS Another Shipment of WHITE BAGS Another Shipment of CHILDREN’S DRESSES and BOYS’ WASH SUITS A New Shipment of SLIPS, NIGHT GOWNS and PANTIES LITTLE | MISS And it fits superbly because it's For the, Petite Short» ¢ % ‘cut on the revolutionary new “Body Contour” principle. This igning principle figures out ‘your correct slip Size according to your Tyee or Booy Contours ‘As WELLTAS YOUR’ Heict ano Arrroxim ate Dress Size. its on your “Body-Contour” Barbizon and LADY ; sifeclion ht! For the know the thrill of perfection fit! Tall Large Style sketched, the Bryn Fair, in popular shades of Barbizon-woven rayon crepe Largest Showing of SHOES for Ladies, Misses and. Children. Buy More WAR BONDS Than Ever ii Before LITTLE LADY For the Short Plump tel Colors. FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO HOLTSBERG’S Your Oldest and Most Popular Shopping Center a@umm OLTSBERG’ —a | ‘GULF STREAM’, No matter, what the hour may be, when you are looking for a! nice place to eat, the spot is the 3ulf Stream Restaurant at Divi-! Duval street. sion and Simonton streets. This Key West establishment isi »pen 24 hours a day. around the! lunch! and nationally famous dinners at| ida. you can get. anything you desire in the way of a sandwich, meat or short ,@r- Beer and wine .are served clock, servi popular der. during légal rant, specia’ come. at a popular prices; I. Wiener; ranages th¢ Gu ing breakfast, or hours izes in “dinners price. CLUB 116 READY TO SERVE YOU It’s always fair weather at Club West- ern Union telegraph office on Du- Biff is there to meet He serves 116, located val street. you and greet you. good drinks Here it’s will you ha mer. It's always cool, clean and com-} In the| apse known fortable at packagg- geo ‘brands .widl opposite the of known brands. a matter ve?” Club ds-depa Be foun 116, a ams a FINE MUSIC, AT LA CONCHA HOT Cocktail Lounge | Rainbow Room of the La Concha} Hotel is the one nice place to go The | Barrosa and his or-; The for an eveni. music is by chestra anc you wish. in ng of relaxation you may dance Tonight is the S BACK ‘Tn ioe “whb perspnally’ } If ream. Restau-| for families, and he particularly de- sires it to be known that famili with children are always wel- A special family Sunday dinner will be served tomorrow of “What! then Biff serves; ~ it as ordered, in a‘pleasing, man- ul the} night! that nice people congregate there BATHING BEACH PRoOJE: en oo Ancona DEPARTMENT STORE Key West's Largest Store SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1968 ee en [FINE PROGRAM AT [BEST OF DRINKS wins, whiskey, sus sat ale STARLIGHT CLUB AT MIDGET BAR} | oa, Ss aoe hy 4 fete Johnny Diaz and his tango or-| The Midget Bar, that very hvg a is = chestra is the big feature attrac-| friendly little tavern located at ‘tion at the Starlight Club, 713) Greene and Simonton streets, spe- cializes in serving “The Best of Drinks” at popular prices, their package goods department offers nationall known brands of 1s understood that Duffy will seat become and acec great dt The’ Starlight Club has recent- ly been completely remodelled and is today one of the most modern night spots in South Flor- Here you may dance-on Slees floor that is second to none to bel found anywhere, according to Johnnie Nebo, proprietor of this elub. Dancing starts at.7.0 clock, The feature between. the hours of 7 and 8 o’clack ag Py Penny Cocktail Hour. \ FUN TONIGHT AT. BINGO PALAC. woe Have fun tonight at the Bingo palace, 700 Duval street, advises Mrs. Pearl Barfield. She prom- tises plenty of extra prizes and lots of specials, including cover- all games and a big jack pot. ‘This modern bingo spot is out- |standing in its popularity and is drawing large crowds of patrons. It is operated in connection with |the Elks’ Charity Fund, which is a most worthy cause. The first game tonight is at 7:45 o'clock. | Everyone ig welcome and there is no admission charge of any. cd. i | STRAND THE in “Tall In Thé Saddle” Coming: “Bride By Mistake” ' MONROE THEATER | PAT O'BRIEN in i “The Iron Maior” News - Sports - Shorts k Ee Red TS-X5 through April 28: Old Y¥5, ZS A2-D2 through June 2; E2-J2 through June 30. if ! | Who could resist the subtle bewitchery of | these beguiling Summer Dresses ‘Bdvey re pring ty this time > Shit sithous ve ‘ Ak 1 this sea, y ate lovely to at— These new presses are titting ackground for roma ic moments when he heme on leave sont Our Showing of DRESSES Includes O @Cottons Sheers @Chambrey A cardigan neckline and bracelet sleeves edged in white shell stitched: ruching...a long, slen- derizing line from neckline to hem... the anawes to your Printed Enka Rayon Sheer in Black, Navy, Silver Dew, Sistine Blue. Sizes 18% wo 24h, $1995 A @Siik Rayons @Gmgheme O Pique prayers! NOW SHOWING SUMMER SKIRTS. 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