The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 4, 1946, Page 6

PAGE six Key West High School Notes CHARM SCHOOL ON STAGE MAY 10 The Senior Class play ,“The Charm School”, hits the stage at the High School Auditorium at 8 pm., May 10. The stage is in good shape and the settings nearly completed. John Monsalvatge, Kenneth Kerr, Earl Keirstead, Jr., and Charles Spencer have put in the hours working on the scenery and the footlights. Caroline Morgan, Marguerite Valdez, Joyce Mul- berg and Dotty Mae Hobbs de- serve praise for getting the pro- gram into shape. MUSIC CONSCIOUS? Dr. J. W. Chadwick. director ef music, has the best idea we yet heard on making Key hee gear Dr. Chad- proposes that the Music pics of all public schools in Key West be. merged into one ler the supervision of person. He says that lem is getting stu- who can read music and properly because they get no basic music training grammar schools. RESPONSE TO PLAY Mrs. Thompson, teacher? tells that loeal response to our-play the best in the school’s .his . Mrs. Pauline Hemingway out to see us ‘emote’ and we she was impressed by our AND CRAFTS Another worthy project in our sthool is the arts and crafts de- partment under Cyril, L. Mar- shall's direction. Bennett Will Build $4500 Bungalow Here A building permit was issued + scagtiond to M. E. Bennett, Key contractor, for the construc- tion of a frame five-room bunga- low a oaverue E. ae is to be manish e ts psi ehurel fenton teers rics Errol Seeved Said ithe ‘estimated’cost of the $45 YOUR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Solicits Your Vote and Active Support + Next Tuesday MAY 7 Pull im. 34A eT TTT Tis “MOWDY FOLKS! I CERTAINLY WILL APPRECIATE YOUR VOTE” JERRY W. CARTER FOR RE-ELECTION BAILROAD COMMISSION | GROUP 2 (Paid Political Advertisement) Many Pupils ic Included sia sii, pitak spe 09 EE BAIT ts Funds Raising On Senior High Honor Roll For Home For Vets’. Orphans The following pupils are in- ;Sweeting, Annie Averette, Glen- Funds are being raised here cluded on the honor roll at the ; wood Weech, Leo Hicks, Janet; by the Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Key West Senior High School for Conway, Dorothy Hobbs, Dotty-| Veterans of Foreign Wars post the second six-week period of the'lou Loudermilk, Joyce Mulberg,|to establish a’ Florida cottage at second semester, Principal Hor- ace O’Bryant announces: Ann Doughtry,- Pauline Hoo- Marion Solano, 1.75. Daniel Salgado, Jack McCoy, Flora Granda, Helen Norcisa, ver, Nancy Blauvet, William Cur- | Vivian Garcia, , Ann McGuire, ry, Elizabeth Ann Gardner, An-! dre Mumford, 3. : James Malgrat, Jerry Garvey, Jerry Henriquez, ‘Helen Howes, ! Conchita Varela, Martha Mer- ritt, 2.75. Beverly Spear, Lorraine Not- tage, Joan Porter, Billy Stewart, 2.60. Bernard Kaplan, Arthur Boza,' Dale Ellis, Nancy Sterling, Betty Cottrell, Kermit Roberts, Charles! Spencer, Mary Louise Spencer, Louis Angueira, Horacio Castillo, | Doris Boza, Faye Roberts, 2.50. Phillip Head, Geraldine Mar- riott, Betty Rae Brady, Rose Mae Higgs, Rose Marie Pinder, Gene- vieve Hamilton, Giselda Calléja, ‘Cathy Jeffers, Fred Miller, 2.40. Rosemary Kerr, Tony Machado, Camilla Rodriguez, Rosalie Cama- lier, Marcus Mora, Florence. Rus- sell, Beverly Baker, Marilyn Ben- nett; “Mrytland Cates, Nancy Lane, Ben Saunders, Hilda “Web- er, 2.2! , Sylvia sMotineees Patay) Russell, Evelyn, Skelton, Antonicg Smith, Carl Ford, Margaret” Pettis, '2.20. ": Daniel” , ‘Joanne *Knowles, Robert Miller; Bill Albiry; Jack Currie, Lucy Avila, . Geraldine Jaycocks, Adoree Rodriguez, Do- lores ' Cofant, ' Estel® tAtattines, Shirley Orange, Billy Holmberg, ! Shirley Sauri, _ Marguerite \Leon, Josephine: Perez, 1,60. Leota Russell, Emily Webb, Barbara Burdotk, Betty Knowles, Elsie Curry;!, William Free‘aan, Betty Spear, Claude Valdez, Os. aur Cruz, Leslie Sariders, Kermit de !Sweeting, Celina Machin, Char- lyn Nettles, Richard Wade, Al- len Young, Tom Bennett, Brooks Cathey, Dolores Lewis, Betty Lord, Jean Wooldrijge, Gloria Acevedo, Doreen Cruz, Betty Sue Jones, Earl Keirstead, 1.50. NAVY BASE SALE REPORTS DENIED Contrary to public opinion, there have been no sales of pub- lic property at auction at the ‘the national: home at Eaton Rap- ids, Mich,, ;to. house. widows, and orphans of veterans who died in the war. j Approximately $110 has al- ready, been..raised by the’ local auxiliary under the chairman- ship /of| Phelma: Keirstead. Ap- proximately; $10,000 is needed as ‘a “Starter” to ‘build ‘the cottage and Florida auxiliaries are work- ing hard to obtain this sum. Flor- ida, it’ was pointed out, has never had a cottage at the na- tional home, although it is esti-! mated that 300 Florida widows and orphans are waiting to be} admitted there. The rehabilitation of returned war veterans is also on the aux-| iliary’s program this year. Committee chairman for the' coming year were named at a meeting of the auxiliary Thurs- day night. They are: Rehabilitation, Edith Clark; hospital, Nell Haury; publicity, Miss Keirstead; | membership, Mrs. Dowey, Riggs;, Americanism, Alma Williams, Poppy chairman, {Bana Arthur; legislation, ‘Edith, Whitney, and welfare, Mrs, ar ton Smith. The meeting was the! fist of which newly. installed. , officers | had charge. LODGES TO MEET | The two men’s lodges and the women’s group of the Caballeros \de Marti ledges will honor the late J. F. Fleitas, one of the j char ter members of the lodge in- | strumental in its organization, at |a meeting at their hall on Eliza- beth street May 10. Subseribe to Tne Citizen—25¢ veekly. pees nist owners, Act Excludes — County Tax Assessor Gandolfo today filed statements with i that four’ owners of realty in Key that spring has arrived. West,..who ‘had. filed for Gy ht oping hare Stead exemption, do not:s-come | position, when the county com- within.the provisions. of that act. | missioners sit as an equalization: ,) One'-of ' the japplicants, Gan-' board’ in July. In the event that, dolfo stated, is) a resident of the board upholds Gandolfo, the: Michigan, and the other three are’ persons affected will be obliged of ‘the to pay*full taxation. jomes, whe y / exemptions |» - were ‘sane { + He: explained \that she bad sent: . fimilar statements to. the four applicants, so. that they will have| || the pfiyilege of, ‘stating ac JBBSBeRpeaaeeeee Strand Theater FRED MacMURRAY “WHERE DO WE GO Navy Base during the war, it 2A : was announced ‘in Navy circles | today. Surplus curt: is declared surplus’ first by the’ Navy "here and then bids are taken up with represéntatives of the. Surplus} | or Smaller .War Plants: Corpora- tion in ‘either Miami or Jackson- ville, ** ii Spessard L. Holland _ RUBIN APPEL'S ‘CHERISHED SHIRTMAKERS IN EYE CATCHER BEMBERG PRINTS Adam Stanzak, Patricia Duane, Betty McGuire, Caroline Morgan, \Candidate for U.S, Senator Bertha Perez, 2. Will Be Heard Over Two More Mary Lumley, Catherine Sym- State-Wide Broadcasts monette, Ruth Di Negro, A. C. Saturday, May 4th, Evans, Alma Rash, 1.80. . J Kenneth Albury, Erasto Perez, Over Station WGRS Lois Russell, Hildo Canalejo, Thelma Degler, Rose Valdez, Ger- 10:30 P.M. Key West Time ry Albury, Clayton Papy, Ruth Keeton, Sarah Lowe,’. Galey FINAL_ BROADCAST Over Our Own Station WKWF 1699,0N YOUR DIAL ary i yc : % in ew rpc H bes ment}| TTT ‘atl SES ore sLivel- Contribute -to Fight~Gancer; Our’ No, *1* Enemy! 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