The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 8, 1946, Page 6

#AGE SIX * PHONE 535 R. Schone Once Ran Factory With Fifty In the early part of 1884, R, Dobarganes left Havana for Key West on account of his political opinions, and accepted a situation in the large cigar factory of Mr. E. H. Gato as bookkeeper, where he remained for about eighteen months, when he left Mr. Gato to accept a situation as general agent for the large cigar factory of Mr. E. Canals, and established his business office at No. 98 Maiden Lane, Néw York, and where he remained for six months, when he again returned to Key West and accepted a situ- ation in the office of Mr. E. Can-; als as head bookkeeper, yandj} which position he held until March 1888, when he began, business for himself. Mr. Dobarganes, from his close attention to business and his polished and courteous manner, coupled with strict integrity suc- ceeded in winning the entire confidence and respect of all who Cigarmakers Here knew: him, and in the absence of the members of the firm, which frequently occurred, and for long periods; :he was placed in |; charge of the management of the entire business, giving: perfect satisfaction in Ea iristance. About the middle of March, 1888, Mr. Dobarganes opened up a small factory ‘for himself on the corner of Thomas and Olivia streets and employed some eight or ten cigar makers, but from the superior quality of his cigars he was soon forced to increase his force to fifty cigar makers, all of whom were rapid, first-class workmen, and he employed nothing but the very finest Span- ish or Havana tobacco in making the cigars. These goods gave the most perfect satisfaction to every dealer who handled them, and the orders poured in to the ex- tent that it was necessary for Mr. Dobarganes to double his force. Mi iss Duffy fy Weds \Mrs. King Fetes JE. Browne Wedding Guia Miss Claire Ann Duffy and Jefferson L. Brown was celebrated Wednesday even- ing at six o'clock at Plymouth Church, Cocoanut Grove, Florida. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Duffy of Massachusetts and the groom is! the son of Mrs. Madeline Browne, | former secretary of the Key, West Chapter of the Red Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Browne were both in the Coast Guard. Browne was re’ ice two months The couple home in Miami, ago. will make their Florida. Ohio Couple Arrive Here Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allyn, of Port Clinton, Ohio, have arrived| in Key West, and are guests of; Mr. and Mrs. William Pauls, 619 Angela street. James Van Rensselaer, of Port Clinton, is also visiting at, the Pauls’ home. Mr. Van Rensselaer said he likes Key West so well he has obtained a civil Service position here and -will temain i thefeity, makjhg hig hi at '61) Angela street. He fS-a véteran 6 World War II, was injured by shrapnel and secured his honor- jischarge about a year go. w service in several foreign Installation By Tavernier Post Officers of the “Key Memorial Fost No. 14 American Legion, will be installed tomorrow eve- ning at 8 o'clock at Tavernier, Fla. The Post will be installed by the Key Guard of Honor of Arthur er Post No. 28, American Legion. Prior to the installation a group of mew members will be given the obligation of the American Legion A meeting of the Guard of Hon- or has been called for this eve- ming at 8 o'clock in the Legion Home here. All members of the Honor Guard are urged present. Vital constituent of the cosmic ray now is produced by man. American merchant fleet four times bigger than it was in 1939. Your Grocer SELLS That GOOD STAR * BRAND a cusan COFFEE |- and CUBAN Try A Pound Today! Mr.' ased from serv-} il to be! Mrs. Jameison ° Mrs: King, winter colonist was hostess at‘ a' lunchéon st the offi- cers club in honor'of Mrs: ees H. Jameison. Both Mrs. King and Mrs. Jameison are the wives of Gen- erals retired from the Army. Social Cal Calendar FRIDAY Girl Scouts, Troop 4, Fleming Street Methodist Church An- nex. 4 p.m. Key West Players’ Rehearsal, Barn Theater. 8 p.m. Eastern Star, Scottish Rite Temple. 8 p.m. Special Room Mothers Meeting of Jr.-Sr. High, High School | Auditorium: 7:30 p.m. * * SATURDAY Brownie Meeting, Fleming — Street Church. 10:00 a.m. * MONDAY Key West Players, Barn Thea- ter. 8:00 p.m. xk THESDAY i} Everready,Star Club, Residence ‘ioe iMfs." ‘Dora Eakin. 2:00 Annex of Methodist .m. Division Street «School Room Mothers’ Meeting, School Li- brary. 2:00 p.m. Jr.-Sr. Room Mothers’ Meeting, School Auditorium. 2:00 p.m. Hospital Auxiliary Meeting, Woman’s Clubhouse, Duval Street. Junior Woman’s Club Meeting, Woman’s Clubhouse, Duval Street. 8:00 p.m. Division Street School P.-T. A., School Auditorium. 3:00 p.m. Art and Craft Class, Woman’s U.S.O. | 2- p.m. * * WEDNESDAY Bridge Club, Whitehead Offi- cers’ Club. 8:00 p.m. * * THURSDAY Ladies Auxiliary, Key West Municipal Hospital. 2:00 p.m; Cabaret givefi' by Junior: Wom, ‘an’s'Club, Club: Sugaloa.“ Valeitine Dinner Dance; Offi- cers’ Club: | STRAND THEATER “Address Unknown” Coming: “Belle of the Yukon” MONROE THEATER LEO GORCEY in |"Mr, Muggs Rides Again” News - > Sports BERMUDA JOHN COBO, An Up-to-Date Sanitary Mar! WHITE at ELIZA Street MARKET Proprietor ‘ket — Complete Refrigeration HONE 52 We Expect to Have A Limited Shipment of AT For This Weekend At Ceiling Prices or Below When It Can Be Had, Cobo Has It! Self Service Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables peliartiatatdhhnta Darlin bird du beads Tee « s ~ rat eeR % WE DELIVER GROCERY ORDERS > BILLY HAMMOND, famous California cowboy,’ will be one of the 162 cowboys to compete in the “Big Wild West Rodeo and Holly- wood Thrill. Show”, coming to the Municipal Stadium. Key West. | for three days, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Feb, 15, 16 and 17, with performances at 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. daily, featuring the oo Dare- devil in his leap of death. SHOP AT ARCHER’S FOR YOUR WEEK- -END TABLE SUPPLIES Have Plenty of GRADE ‘A’ BEEF, PORK ROAST — PORK" CHOPS” SLICED | BACON eStaple and Fancy GROCERIES eDAIRY Products Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES , *Also A NICE Selection of FROSTED FOODS Plan to Bring Your List to ARCHER’S and ; = Convince Yourself of Quality and Vaiues Archer’s Groteéry “The Store That Serves You Best” 814 FLEMING ST. PHONES 67 and 47 | FEBRUARY SPECIALS! Here are a few of Our Specially Priced Items— If it’s a Room or a Home you: desire to Furnish — See Us’ Children’s MAPLE NURSERY CHAIRS "ss $5.50 _ Large WICKER Clothes Baskets SMALLER SIZES HI CHAIRS IVORY or -Now $3, 5 _ now $3.95 Regular Price $4.65 Regular Price . $8.50. NOW $7.95 “= Se -. $7.50 _ Regular Prien Many Other Items at Specially Reduced Prices: ——annenseterinnnetesiaeenestinionamneslirlacsiaeeaapesnheeimastiiedieicistithienen=est LEWINSKYS: FURNITURE STORE 528 Duval St. PHONE 146 Key Weit, Fla. Twenty-Seven On Honor Roll Of School At Poinciana Proj ‘The Honor Roll of the Poinciana ford, Martha Steed, Elementary School, as released by ; Yawn and Sylvia Smith. Principal. Albert Carey, reveals Perfect Attendance the names of 27 pupils who have | Pupils who were not absent or done better than average work;tardy during the six-week pe- ‘during the third and last six-; riod: weeks period of the first semes- i Wana Fay Adams, Terry Banks, ter, 1945-’46 school year. Donna Keers, Beverly Thompson, Names of pupils who have ac- | Jerry Ellen Van Winkle, James complished perfect atterfdance at'Jones, Stanley Morris, J; ckie | the school during the same peridd' Pace, -Randall Warren, avid | have also been released by Prin: | Reed, Betty Jean Bennett. cipal Carey. * Sonja Berger; Catherine Grif- ‘Honor Roll fin, Ruth Mazeau, Miriam Rhodes, Pupil8 with the highest grades: ; Thomas Ringland, Judith Scholz, Charles Powell, Miriam Rhodes,! James Mildrum, Eugene Barry, Daniel Smith, Steven Stuart, Jr.,| Bill Baumgardt, James Dexter, Gladys MeFaitland, Carolyn ‘Cro- | Russell Ringland, Richard Fitz-| |well, Jack Williams, Theresa | 8erald, David Griffin, Gene John- Roig, Evelyn Parker, Claude ;Son- Powell. Michael McCraw, Danny Shea, Joyce Hodnett, Burke Caban- | Donald Spry, Reaves Steed, Leon iss, Isabella Bartolove, Shirley ; ‘ Thompson, Billy Turner, Jack Trudeau, Shirley Thompson, Vir- | Williams, Ruth Albury, Carolyn ginia Gregg, Billy’ Baggett, Lor-| Crowell, Mary Merriman, Bar- raine Bennett. e bara Rowbotham, Norma Deakins, | Carolyn Dawson, Charlotte Horlivia Acevedo, Isabella Barto- } Harris, Helen Brahms, Ray Win- [love. kle, Audrey Murray, Shirley Led- Marjorie Fidyshyn, Patricia: RADIO STATION WKWF Dear Radio Listener: Barbara “saa pea baapadbbahrhhdbbbahhh tition +> AAA aA Key West, Florida 1600 On Your Dial 4 It is with great pleasure we have the honor of announcing a Special broadcast bringing to the microphones of WKWF a dis- tinguished group of outstanding executives and citizens concerned }, with the topic now beirig discussed throughout America, .”’ TION”, its causes and results. Our round table paneliof e: is headed by MR. ROBERT NATHAN, a man who for mor twelve years was the heart and brains of the former | tion’s paramount agencies and who personally was respons: ‘the planning and setting up of such important agencies through our wartime economy as the Office of Price Administration, the War Production Board and who just recently resigned as Deputy Director of War Mobilization and Reconvérsion. Internationally famous authority on Economics and especially where they concern America, MR. NATHAN is now visiting Key West and will bring his views to open discussion with the other speakers, who include Mr. John M. Spottswood, president, Radio Station, WKWF: Mr. Jack Sellers, chairman of the Key West OPA; City Commissioner Albert Cooper, replacing Mr. E. P. Winter, former chairman of the Key West Board; Mr. Neil Keye, of the Rent Control Office; Mr. Horace O’Bryant of the Information Panel; Mr. Harris, District Information Executive, and his assistant, Mrs. Noel Daly, and Mrs, M. C. Shepherd, from the Local Office. Be sure and listen tonight at 8:30 o'clock. WKWF: RADIO STATION Summer Formals for Those VERY SPECIAL PANEER Ww Oocveccvccs Wiieihet Senior Prom, ... ‘Graduation ' or What- ever, you ‘will be the Belle of the Ball in a Dream Dress. . STARLING’S. . from A Brilliant Showing of . EVENING WEAR and ACCESSORIES View Our Distinctive Showing of BEACH WEAR, PLAY and SUN SUITS A Wonderful Showing of . Seasonal Auperel in Dusen: Suits and Coats eBeach Wear STARLING’S STYLE CE RTES Women's ee is Ramco 417 Duval Street Latham, Maxine Miller, Raymond FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1944 4 O’Neal, Beverly Ann Trudeau, Sandra Warren, Jack Carter, Mau- rice Merriman, Claude Powell, Lawrence Russell, Elmer Barton, Harry Carey, Shirley Thompson, | Virginia Gregg. | Betty Farguson, Hardld Miller, Frank .McCullon, Shirley Wolf- cale, Margaret McCormack, Ma- rie Russo, Larry O’Neal, Orel Adams, Philip Thompson, Ervin! Walls, Richard Smith, Gerald Sta- ter. Barbara Yawn, Martha Steed, Shirley Ledford, Audrey Murray, ! Sylvia Smith, Ray Winkle, Ed-| ward Ensor, Lois Robinson, James | McCraw, Doris Watson, Alice Stuart, Lorraine Bennett. i Joyeelyn Carnes, Carolyn Daw- son, Kenneth Jackson, Durwood Rothfuss, Patsy Soper. Army calls back - 25,000,000 pounds of butter. ry ENGRAVED IN STONE ROME yh ‘ DETROIT. — As early as the ninth century books were en- graved in ‘stone; ink was spread upon these forms. and rough Frints taken by hand’from them. + CARD OF THANKS We take this means of extends ing to our many kind friends and neighbors our hearty thanks for their assistance: and sympathy extended us. during the recent ill- {mess and burial of our beloved mother, Iris L. Fox. feb8-Itx THE FAMILY. | _ TIE LTD BE SEB H. E. CANFIELD, M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist Also Glasses Fitted > Office Hours, 7 to 9 p.m., and by Appointment, Phone 19, at Dr. Sale of surplus food gives, gov- ernment a profit of $1,379,000. WvvvY Stop and AS KEY LEE’S ORIENT Duval and Angela Streets Owned and Operated by the LEES The Only Authentic CHINESE RESTAURANT in Key West We Cater to Parties, Weddings and Banquets ETEEEBEE 1 Buy An Extra V Victory Bot Doliideiteeeieeeet WING LEE'S , DUVAL and ANGELA STREETS © WING: L 5° ROOD CENTER Galey’s Office, 417 Eaton Street Shop at FOOD CENTER ju) PHONE % WEST'S A PRA MB RL BN EB i BNA Me hn ON to i Oldest and Most Reliable Food Market We especially invite newcomers to Key West to visit.us and see for themselves the wide se- lection of Nationally-Known Products that may be obtained here. Wing Lee's is not the largest but our stocks are complete and our service is courteous— that’s why we make’ many new friends daily. Here You Always Get the Best in QUALITY FOODS Fancy and Staple GROCERIES 618 Fleming Street > "Operated: Unider the Personal Ownership of Harriet M. Maxwell Lier Ss Site of the BETTER QUALITY ALSO. A New Showitig of Novelty and Costume JEWELRY at Popular Prices BIRTHSTONE RINGS for LADIES and MEN—All Months Diamond Rings