The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 28, 1947, Page 6

FAGE FOUR Open House For First Graders In New School First graders of the Division! Street Elementary School will hold open house tomorrow from 1 to 3 p. m. at their new quarters in the former kindergarten build- ing at Reynolds and South street, the teachers of the school an- nounced today. All citizens will be welcomed, but the teachers hope especially that those parents who will have their own children attending the first grade classes in the building will attend. The building has been in pro- cess of rehabilitation during the summer months. For the last two weeks the teachers, Miss Marian Carey, Miss Susie Gardner and Mrs. Mary Curry Sweeting, have been busy moving equipment and putting the finishing touches to the building. “It will indeed be a lovely and | happy school for those little ones who are fortunate enough to at- tend.” said a joint statement is- sued by the three teachers today. (Continued from Page One) along with workers who are act- ually engaged in production. The student, according to Chap- Iman, in senior high school, is ‘placed in a training agency, in \the occupation of his choice, for four hours a day. The employer er, not simply to take him into his business on sufferance. “The student also spends four periods a day in school, two of which will be devoted to study} ldirectly related to the job he needs, and two to regular high} school subjects,” said Chapman. Dwight Hunter, who has resign-| ed as director of the city’s Depart- ment of Public Welfare and Rec- reation, is a member of the club who was bid goodbye by Presi- dent Edwin Trevor. Hunter said he hoped that*he had done some good in the city since his coming} here. To speed up the cooking of a meat loaf, take the meat mixture in individual loaves. Large muf- fin tins may be used; or the loaves may be shaped by hand and cooked in any open shallow ROTARY CLUB HEARS | fagrees to train the student-learn-| THE KEY WEST CITIZEN NARY A BERRY { y VICTOR LOWE | FAVORS ENTRANCE LANCASTER, Pa. — Walking | (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page One) |nouncement he was ‘going to pick | ational activities of the city.’ ’;when the ship on which they had — Within the borders of the state | jof Arizona are areas representa- ‘bishop of Canterbury, was jout of his home with the an-/j949 he said, he “directed re- something they had refused to do |tive of every life zone except the humid tropical. eo... g y Bec ft THURSDAY, AUGUST 28 Anselm, 11th century Areh- | tival. . erica See ar arene His application shows no serv-!been returned from Palestine | later and 23 miles away, still ice in either war although he was ‘anchored in a harbor in Southern jwalking and carrying his berry-/21 in 1917 and 46 at the time of /France, and stayed there 26 days. \pail. He had “nary a berry to \pear] Harbor. He served as a| show an aan city fireman and then postal |iné the war consisted of being \clerk after his NYA job was |Office manager for the fire de- |abolished, and his activities _dur- ‘partment at the Submarin Good-Will Center Kindergarten Latin Baptist Church 1122 WATSON STREET. BEGINS CLASSES 9:00 A.M SEPTEMBER 2ND, 1947 Subscribe to The Citizen. IN CASES Delivered To Your Home ICE COLD . e ~ $ 89 English and Spanish Spoken { Classes of ... | Per @Sewing @Knitting @ Embroidery i Case @Art @Handiwork @Dressmaking | @Spanish Classes | PHONE 215 Baer’s Market AT REASONABLE PRICES Call 361 After 5:00 P.M. VIV IV II VIF IIT I VITO MAAADAD244444444444460444- For*Information: wv Three Children Born may Three children were born yes- terday to Key Westers at Muni- cipal Hospital. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cates, 1434 Virginia street. The child weighed 6 pounds, 7 ounces and came into the world at 8:09 p. m. A girl weighing & pounds, 1-2 ounce was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Domenick, 14-1 Poin- ciana place. It was born at 12:04 Pp. m. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hancock, 1-B Porter Place, had a girl born at 11:03 a. m. The child weighed 8 pounds, 10 ounces. LEGALS THe cmecre RLEV nwt Maryland. y required to ap- of Complaint for of August, (SEAL) Mon By Ni Deputy Clerk 4nd) Allan B. Cleare, Jr., Boltettor for Piaintift. Aug 28; Sep 4-11-18, 1947 a8 THE COUNTY JUD nA ron Mo Harrington Imes known as C. ar: known as and also Harring- re » and post claimant and the claimant, y £88 naton, deceased. us Attorn ntrix. sept. 4-11-1947 pan in a slow to moderate oven. FLEMING and VIRGINIA WHOLE Tomatoes 2 & ALL GOOD TOMATO SAUCE 4 com VAN CAMP’S CHURCH'S GRAPE JUICE PINTS QUARTS PILLSBURY’S IRISH RED or YELLOW WHITE SEEDLESS GRAPES NOTICE I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by my wife, Dorothy Roberts. 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