The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 27, 1947, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Band Instruments Needed By School; Many Have Talent, An appeal was made today by J. R. Marcellus, director of music at Key West High school, for Key Westers to dust off all un- used musical instruments and place them in the hands of talent- ed school students. A music talent testing. program has been discovered that 60 stu- school system from the 5th through the 8th grades, Marcell- us said, and while all of the re- sults have not been tabulated, there is every indication that a! large number of Key West child- ren possess a musical talent. It has ben discovered that 60 stu- dents in the 5th, 6th. 7th grades have better than an average musical talent. When all of the results have been listed there should be a considerably larger number. The tests known as the Sea- shore Talent Measures, have proved their worth, in many school systems, music schools, and colleges, in discovering musi- cal talent without a trial-and- error method, Marcellus explain- ed. If the person with a musical talent uses that talent, his chances of success are practically guaran- teed, he said The test, however, only indi- cates that the talent is there or not. The test itself has taken over thirty years for its development and has been pronounced ver highly reliable by eminent psy- chologists and educational authorities One hundred boys and girls on musical instruments by the first of September is the ambitious goal aimed at by the High school band in its intensive campaign to reorganize and make perma- nent the instrumental music pro- gram in the public schools. This aim is handicapped by the lack of instruments to place in the hands of these talented school youngsters Many of these talented school children wish to buy instruments, but due to the shortage of medi- um-priced instruments they have been unable to secure them. Marcellus pointed out. Others cannot afford to buy instruments. Residents having an_ instru- ment that is usable, or which can be vepaired should contact Marcellus, at the High School, phone 833, or E. S. Yates, 800 White street, phone 203. Yates is treasurer of the Monroe County rhool Music Association. Any offer to rent, sell, or donate the instrument outright, will be glad- ly accepted by the Asociation, Knowleses Have Son Mr. and Mrs. William Knowles, 1313 Pine Street, announce the birth of weighing seven pounds, ten o at Municipal Hospital. a son, unces, yesterday Son Born To Whitesells A seven-pound was born to Mr Whitesell, 10 Nassau Lane, at 8 pm. yesterday at Municipal Hos- one-ounce boy pital Whyms Have 10-Pound Girl Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Mike) Whyms announce the arrival of 10-pound girl, Yvonne, at their me, 1012 Olivia Street, at 3:30 m. tod TWINS EXP {NDING GARAGE BUILDING Garage, the southern- the United States, zes in automobile and body and fender work d@itior t ut 41130 Duval street At the present time a building 40 feet squa is being erected bout $3,000. Later plans to expand until he entire lot, 64 feet wide and is covered by a place of business, rapidly and we om in which ust have more we can operate Estenez 1e of His t Estenez the twins Anthony name is SAILORS ARRESTED ‘Conunueg from ‘vage One) lookout f it. Bateman saw the r land and arrested and L. W. Law- for the theft of Bet- tomobile. ater, City Patrol- ell. who had gone} Keys with Adams, Adams car i heen abandoned by at 1:37 p.m} and Mrs. William | is building an ad-] business is ex-! said Peter; today. | on Big Pine | Officers’ Wives’ Luncheon At Fort Taylor Well Attended By Mariposa eis usual Friday luncheon and, enjoyed the many pictures of the, et together” meeting of the of-| French Naval activities centered fieera wives, last Friday, was| around the Foyer during the well attended. Chances were| war. Mrs. West gave a short talk taken on a door prize. Cocktails} on the Planetary Section of the were served in the club-room]} “Hollywood Glamour Cook before luncheon and over the} Book” coffee cups—the meeting came to} Other ladies attending the Of- order, ficers Wives Club Luncheon There will be a bridge party} were: ' ' next Friday in benefit of the} Mrs. M J. Bartindale, Mrs. Polio drive. Civilians may also} Louise Bosselet. Mrs. Sue Brent, | apply for. a bridge table. Phonie Mrs. T. Brurner, Mrs. F Clark, e Submariie Base and ask. for : Office¥s ‘Club, Fort “Taylor. Mrs. Mrs R. Dick, Mrs. Bertha Dress- Lillian Stone, charming manager-| ing, Mrs. C. Douglas, Mrs. B. | ess, will ably take care of your! Dunton, Mrs Joan English, Mrs. reservations. P Gummerson, Mrs. Eleanor Gil- Mrs. Crutehfiela as hostess, bert, Mrs. Barbie Gritfeths. Mrs. looked attractive in her fuchia} Ava Hilton, Mrs. Bonnie Sink, ensemble suit. Mrs Kay Hagadora} Mrs. Romalda Sheppard, Mrs. D. acted as chairman, and the speak-| Houseman, Mrs. Margie Harbin, | er of the day was Mrs. Jean Tay-! Mrs. Kay Hagadon, Mrs. May| lor, Mrs. Taylor spoke on Inter-| Hinman, Mrs. C. Johnson. Mrs. | ior Decorating and exhibited| Shirley Logan, Mrs. O’Connell, | some pretty and unusual drapes,; Mrs. Pricialla Marr, Mrs, Anna| wall coverings. etc, all in har-;McFadden, Mrs. Nona Olsen, monizing colors. The lecture was; Mrs. Evelyn O’Brien, Mrs. B. followed by music at the piano, Pazante, Mrs. E. Ramsey. Mrs. and bridge j Irene Roscoe, Mrs, R Rymal. Mrs. Later, a little group consistaing|R. Smith and party, Mrs. L. of the delightful “Gilmore” | Sheirick, Mrs. Donna Thompson, brides, Mrs. Marguerite Azer,; Mrs. Barbara Vinock. wife of Captain Azer, Mrs. Betty | Mariposa Mimi, representative | Whitcock, Mrs. M. W. Kugler and! of the French government here, Mrs. W A Dunn accompanied | has just sucessfully placed two Mrs. H. W. West, wife of Lt.; French .orphans in Amercian Comdr. West, also of the Gilmore, ; families;for adoption. Anyone in- | for a visit to the “Fighting! terested’ in’ this charity may con- | French Foyer and “Bundles for ‘tact her'at the Foyer, phone 692, | France Hesguntey ’, Here they | or call afternoons 709 Ashe st. Florence And Dencil cat. | Observe Birthday Anniversaries | Florence and Dencil Russell en- and Mrs. Clarance Higgs, Mrs. tertained their friends on their! Rosalie Perez, Mr. and Mrs. Frank eighteenth and twentieth birth. |FAyton, Mr. and Mrs. Purintan| day annivrsaries at the Catholic! ary | Hill, Connie Goering, | Youth Center on January 20. | Joyce Goering, Betty Spear, An- It was a formal affair, with mu-|nie Averette, Shirley Lones, sic provided by Jimmy Hanson's Elizabeth Gardner, Betty Cruick-! hem |shank, Marion Solano, Joan Por- Music Makers. |ter, Mary Spencer, Rose Mary] Those who attended were: Robert: Mary Lones, Rosalie Mr. and Mrs. Carl Russell, Ken-' Camalier, Betty Cottrell, Rose Val- neth Meador, Ward Herrick, Chas. idez, Joe Thompson, J. B. Sa rc; Russell, Norman Brown, Harold Buddy Sawyer, Buck Sawy Haskins, Emil Roberts, Albert;Harry Williams, Emil Roberts, | Parra, Kenneth Solomon, Ken-|Jack Currie, Jack Pinder, Will! neth Kerr, Jim Summy, Kermit Roberts, William Ladd, Charles Sweeting, Eugene Sweeting, Ga-|Walker, Jack Niles, Charles ley Sweeting, Thomas Saunders, ' Spencer, Joe Alonzo and Kenneth Jack Costa, Leroy Se Mr, Blackwell. | os \ (ie, Reilly, deat, To Assist Children . With Art Work Here, FORECAST Mrs. Alvira Reilly, New York Key: West and Vicinity: Partly | artist, well-known in Key West, cloudy this afternoon, tonight and accompanied by Miss Gertrude Laubscher, local artist, will be at Tuesday; widely scattered show- i Bayview Park Tuesday afternoon| ers this afternoon or tonight; not’ at 3:30 o'clock to advise the} much change in temperature.'! children with their art work. | Gentle to moderate easterly; Mrs. Reilly will be glad to winds. ; make suggestions to any of the} Florida: Partly cloudy through children who bring their draw- Tuesday with a few showers ings. Miss Hopkins of the Recre-| Tuesday and over south portion ation Department invites all| this afternoon, Slightly warmer school children to attend. The Weather over south portion this afternoon;! Mrs Reilly and her husband, otherwise little change in tem- py. Harry Reilly, are leaving | perature. | Wednesday for their home in| Jacksonville through Florida |Strajts and East Gulf of Mexico: Gentle to moderate winds mostly | |westerly today becoming south-| to southerly by Tuesday; partly cloudy weather with few showers Tuesday and over south portion this afternoon. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: No small craft or staan warnings (Of Mrs. Walter Clawson, Seider have been issued. j berg avenue, REPORT Key West, Fla., Jan. 27, 1947 (Observation taken at 8:30 a.m.’ New Yor MEETINGS | | Room Mothers’ Meeting | Harris public school | mothers will hold a tomorrow afternoon in the home n- | room | CIGARETTES AU Eastern Standard Time, $ .40 POPULAR City Office) BRANDS Temperatures Minimum Order — 3 Cartons Highest yesterday 73 EACH 3 CARTONS $4.50—No COD'S Lowest last night 68 Includes Postage & Handling . . - }Mean 70 No Other Costs |Normal Ul THE POST EXCHANGE, INC. Precipitation } | Rainfall a4enoure’ ending |100-J ASTOR ST., NEWARK, N. J. | 8:30 a.m., inches 06 Relative Humidity | | | 81% | i | Tomorrow's Almanac | {Eastern Standard Time) | Sunrise 7:11 a.m.) Sunset 6:10 p.m. Moonrise 11:16 p.m. Moonset | TIDES Tomorrow Naval Base (Eastern Standard Time) | High Tide Low Tide 1:24 a.m. 7:35 a.m. 1:49 p.m. 8:22 p.m. } COMPARE OUR RATES | ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA | a MonthlyPayments | Reference Station: Key West |} GET | 15mos.| 12 mos. Time of| Height of $100 | $7.78 |$ 9.46 . will give | you a ift *75 to *300 Station— Tide [high water) $150 | 11.67 | 14.18 Bahia Honda —Ohr. seen) esate Ueceae (bridge) - 10min. 0.0 ft. | | $300 SLs No Name Key +2hr. Se habla Espono! Auto (east side) —.20 min. Personal Boca Chica —Ohr. : j (Sandy Point) .40 min. , Pl. | a Credit | | | Caldas Channel +2hr. | north end) —10 min. +1.4 ft. ! Minus Sign—Corrections to be subtracted Plus Sign — Corrections to be} S added INCORPORATED oem 4123 Fleming Street La Concha Hotel Building PHONE 778 »|less by flood waters in 10. Mid- | Board in Monroe county, said to- | | editorial paragraph: | meeting | ~ | AMERICAN THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Key West In Days Gone By AS TAKEN FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN OF JAN, 25, 1937 Mrs. Grace Phillips, execeutive secretary of the Key West Chap- ter of the American Red Cross, today received a telegram from headquarters in . Washington, urging Key Westers to double their quota of $200 to help the half million people made home- western states. Members of Boy Scout Troop. No. 2, had an enjoybale time on their overnight stay at Camp Rotary, Boca Chica, Scoutmaster Victor Larsom said today. After breakfast Saturday morning, he! Mora, g said, the boys hiked as far as! Geiger’s Creek. Sixty violators of traffic laws were arraigned yesterday after- | non in municipal court. Judge T. Caro fined each one $1. Most of the violations were for wrong | parking. Harris and Division street pub- | Cottrell, g lic school diamondball teams } played 10 innings last night in a nip-and-tuck game. In the final inning, the Harris school team put | over the winning run. eis arian } The Misses Elinor Warren and | Louise Delaney will be hostesses; Friday afternoon, January 29, at a social meeting of the Junior-Key West Woman’s Club in Hospital- ity House. Bridge and Michigan will be played. | Mrs. William R. Warren, | chairman of the Social Welfare , day that the board had been} given $58.65. the amount netted at the enterainment given by the | Key West Light Opera Com- | pany. | Room representatives of the | Key West Senior-Junior High| School will meet tomorrow after- non in the residnce of Mrs. Men- | endez Key, 7 Lowe’s Lane. Today The Citizen says in an| “Key West might be a better | place in which to live were we| better citizens.” | JAN, 27, 1937 Key Westers will present the light opera, Pinafore, in Bay- front Pafk, Miami. ‘on Friday night, January 29. Florida State Employment Service, with William V. Little in charge, has opened a branch office in Key West. | Key West Hospital Band, un- der the direction of Alfredo Bar-| roso, gave a concert this morning for the workers in the WPA sew- | ing room. Miss Helen Cates, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cates, and Joe Smith of Mullins, S. C., were married Saturday night .in the First Congregational Church Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watkins, | who came here to attend the ici iach maa sake Oi Your Grocer SELLS That Good STAR * BRAND | Aurisan COFFEE | Try A Pound Today. i ila . | | Sport Cruiser STEELCRAFT | CABIN CRUISER The Most Boat for Your Money | Length 26’ - Width 96” Draft 26” - Speed 17-20 m.p.h. 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Kushmai cil girls Friday night came after!son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kush- an uphill fight which found the | man of Peshtigo, Wis. high school held scoreless in the} Miss Curry is a graduate of the i ilk Convent of Mary Immaculate, rst-halt and. fraiting: #-6:at hele top ’45, and since then has time. been employed as secretary of The game was the preliminary |the USO-NCCS-WD Club here. of the Key West High Pahokee | Sergeant Kushman is at pres- High contest. ent stationed with the: U.S: Army Box score: +» Pi Ore at the Key West id taba GY. LA aniarellanegy jhower’ in hon Player-Bositioritse ies at. or of the bride-to-be will be given Haskins, f _. 3 qjat the Jackson Square USO on Saunders, f - 144 a thitjg| February 3. funeral for Mis, Clarence. C. Heppe, ‘left this morning for their home in Miami. Key West Garden Club and F . 9% to 12 Tree Guild will hold a meeting at tomorrow in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bryant Kirke, 410 AS Caroline street. LA CASA Spencer left this morning for Miami to visit rela- Mrs. John Norberg Thompson, president of Thompson’ Enterprizes who had been in Cuba on a business trip, returned yesterday. Rates ree Reasonable J. B. Symonette, manager of a local insurance company. return- ed yesterday. from ‘a: business trip to Orlando, r ¢ ford Hotel id 9p N.E. 3rd Street 80 Rooms - Elevator ri ; Stes Today The A says in an editorial. apagraphs... “Latin is a dead language, “and most school kids wish it were buried.” Strand Theater BARBARA STANWYCK in “STRANGE LOVE OF MARTHA IVERS” Coming: ‘Somewhere-in the. Night’ eduseoneneccuetuaceasilaPtetettitbes Monroe Theater *“CANAIMA”’ Jorge Negrete-Gloria Marin 1940 Mereury ¢ SPANISH PICTURE 1938 Pontiac Tu Coming: “China's Little Devils” TOO FAT? Get SLIMMER thi _. Vitamin candy way NS) Have a more slender, | = graceful Ggure. No exer- 4 : CARS PHONE 725 cising. No laxatives. 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