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PAGE FOUR
SOCIETY
Announcement |
Of Marriage i
Mri. Lillie Wallace announces
the marriage of her daughter,
Mm Ellre Wallace, of Key W’est,
to Harold N. Hume, of Gaines-'
till#, Fla.
The wedding was solemnized on 1
Tuesday, September 11, in Tem-,
pa, where Mias Wallace has been*
malting her home with relatives
since leaving Key West several \
year* ago.
The bride has a wide circle of,
friends in Key West and the
groom is a popular young busi
ness man of Gainesville, where!
the newly weds arc now making
their home.
*Moon Clow ” Dance
On Friday Night
A "Moon Glow*’ Dance to be
given under the auspices of the
Moki-Mtiki-O Club at the Cuban 1
Club on Friday evening is ex- {
pgrled to be a great success,;
sponsors of the event state.
Murh interest is being shown ;
by young people throughout the,
eRy over this novel affair spon
sored by the newly organised
club which consists of some of
the city's most active young
ladies.
gob's Orchestra has been cn-!
geged to furnish music for the 1
Occasion and have arranged a'
good program of dance tunes.
MaUory Chapter
Ta Noll Meeting
Announcement has been made
of a meeting of Stephen R. Mal
lory Chapter. United Daughters
of Confederacy, to lie held tomor
row afternoon, beginning at 4
•'Hock, at the home of Mrs. Claude
Altuiry, 1000 Grinnell street.
It is stated that matters of
much importance will come be*
PERSONAL MENTION
K M. Duncan, KFRA sdminia-j
trater in Ksjr Writ, left on the
•fterniMn train yesterday for a
dart bu'iiwm v*it ni Miami.
Mr*. Ilmmngwsy. wife of
Crarot M*mtttgway, the author,
left yeaterrtay for Havana to join
Mr. Hrmmywajr who is fishing for
martin and other large fih which
ata found at thin time of the year;
IS Cuban water*.
IMP* rdo. who wm K|ieniiinr 1
• vacation in Key Went from
Phnvhla Stale College, left yn* !
tvrdax for Atlanta, (.. where he (
Will continue hi ruuro** in dent }
al eargrry at Southern Dental
College
C. W. Dan*, engine hour*? fore
man for the Florida Hast Coast
Railway, who was at one time sta- j
(toned at Key West, and is now j
In charge of work at Buena Vista j
and Key West. left on the after* 1
noon train for Miami.
Mrs. John Olsen and daughter,
Mia* (irace. who were in St.
Aagtine with Mr. Olsen, who ia
la the Florida Fast (’oast Kail*
way hosfdtal for an operation, re
turned over the Km( Coaat yes* ,
tarday.
K M. Smith, agent' for the
Railway Kxprs> cuimwny in Key
West, who ha been absent from
tha office for one month, return
ad over the Fast ('oast yesterday.
F B Putnam. who was in charge
during the ah*eiiee of Mr. Smith
will leave this afternoon, accom
panied by Mrs. Putnam, to re
•ume hi* duties as agent at St.
Fatarfthurg.
K. D. Storey, supervisor of
building* and bridge* of the Flor
ida Fast (’oast Railway, who was
•pending a brief time in Key
Witt inspecting holdings of the
Company, left yesterday for Mi
ami.
protect your
CHILD'S VISION NOW!
Ymir youngster*’ mark* in
arhool will In- improved if they
•re not working under the
handicap of poor vimon. Cor~
rect fto— *•* fitted to your chil-
Hren’n eye* now may avoid a
lifetime of regret later.
SEE
DR. J. A. VALDES
o.thfM MtJJk Uo—
| Mrs. Robinson
Returns To City .
Mrs. Minnie Robinson, formerly
of Key West, but who has been
; absent from the city for a num
; bcr of years, has returned and ex
-1 pects to make her future home
here.
With the exception of six weeks
spent in the city in 1933, this is
Mrs. Robinson's first visit in four
years although, as she told The
Citizen, she has ever looked for
ward to the time when she would
be enabled to return and stay.
She is now the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Braxton B. Warren at
| their home 612 Eaton street, and
has been assured by her many
friends that her arrival makes her
a welcomed addition to the num
ber of Key Westers who have re
turned to Key West during the
past few months with the inten
tion of remaining.
Rehekah Lodge
Pais On Program •
Sparkling Wpters, Rebekah
Lodge, held an entertainment last
evening at the Pythian Hall on
Fleming street celebrating the
eighty-third anniversary of the
i order.
Prizes in the card games played
1 went to Valter Vinson, Mrs. Vin
! son, Mrs. Ida Clcare and Miss
; Marjorie Frow.
The following is the program
that was rendered:
Piano solo, Miss Marjorie Frow.
Violin solo. Miss Beulah Brant
ley, accompanied on the piano by
Miss Mary Brantley.
Vocal duet. Mrs. Leona Collins
and Mrs. Camille Robinson.
Vocal solo, Miss Susan LaKin.
fore the meeting, and it is ex
pected that there will be a large
number of members in attend-
I ance.
Mrs. R. I, Knowles and son,
i Robert, left over the East Coast
1 yesterday for Miami to visit a
I nephew, who was recently severe
; ly injured in an accident.
Ralph Sawyer, who has been
spending some time in Miami, re
turned over the East Coast yes
jterday.
■ *
Mrs. Julia Villaverde, cousin of
Rogelio Cabrera of Key West, ar
rived over the East Coast yester
day en route to her home in Cuba.
I J. F. Cherry, in charge of the
water supply department of the
Florida East Coast Railway at Key
West, and Mrs. Cherry, who were
spending a vacation of 10 days at
points in the state, returned yes
terday. , j
I Chester Tinder, who has been
I nu:king his home in Miami for a
number of years, left yesterday
afternoon after spending three
days in Key West with old friends.
Camp Moore, agent for one of ,
the widely known salt manufac-j
luring concerns, came in yester
day for a visit with the local
agent of the company, Charles H.
Ketchum. whose sales record for}
salt of the company in Key West, j
is greater than any other agent in i
the states of Florida and Alabama j
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See Joan Blondeu in Warner Bros. Picture, “DAMES”
WOMAN, 87, NEVER TIRED
—TAKES IRON DAILY
*'l am 87, go to church and at
tend parties and do not get a bit
tired. I eat and sleep well, thanks
jto Vinol iron tonic.”—Mrs. M.
Batdorf. Vinol tastes fine! Orien
tal Pharmacy.
L E G A LT
I\ THE COURT OF THE COUNT*'
| JITIGK, MONROE COUNTY,
| STATE OF FLORIDA*—IN PRO
| nATE.
In re the Estate of:
Joseph Serrano also known as Jose
Serrano, Deceased.
FINAL NOTICE
Notice Is Hereby Given, that the
! undersigned will, on the 12th day
of October, A. D. 1934, present to
i the Honorable County Judge of
I Monroe County, Florida, her final
!return, account and vouchers as ad
ministratrix of.the Estate of Joseph
I Serrano also known as Jose Ser
i rano, deceased, and at said time,
i then and there, make application to
! the said Judge for a final settle
j ment of her administration of said
! estate, and for an order discharging
j her as such administratrix.
I Dated this the 15th day of Sep
■ tember, A. D. 1934.
i DOROTHEA SERRANO LORENZO,
i As Administratrix of the Estate of
Joseph Serrano also known as
Jose Serrano, Deceased.
! RAYMOND R. LORD,
Attorney for Administratrix.
septl6-26; Oct3-10
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Today In History
1534—(400 years ago) Died—
Pope Clement VII, who forbade
the divorce of Henry VIII, of
England, leading to England’s
separation from the Church.
1776 Congress appointed
Franklin, Dean and Jefferson
(Arthur Lee later took his place)
as commissioners to France—
America’s first ministers pleni
potentiary.
1811—What is called the be-!
ginning of steamboating in West
ern waters began with Nicholas
Roosevelt’s boat, “New Orleans,"
setting out from Pittsburgh.
j
1918—Final drive of war—
the offensive of the Allies which
ended on November 11—began.
Today’s Birthdays
George Gershwin of New York,
the country’s great music com
poser, born in Brooklyn, 3G years
ago.
Eleanor Gates (Mrs. Frederick
F. Moore), of N. H., novelist and
playwright, born at Shakopee,
Minn., 59 years ago.
Dr. Edith Abbott of the Univ.
of Chicago, professor of social
economy, born at Grand Islnad,
Nebr., 58 years ago.
Irving Bacheller, noted novel
ist and short story writer, born
at Pierpont, N. Y., 75 years ago.
Leonard Vance Harrison of
New York, criminologist, born at
Marshall, Mo., 43 years ago.
Sir Eric Geddes, British states
man and administrator, born in
India, 59 years ago.
King Christian X of Denmark,
born 61 years ago.
Childrens Colds
Yield quicker to
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FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
NEW YORK
and BOSTON
From K-.v West alternnte Mondays,
to Oct. Ililli Inol. Thereafter alter
nate Fridays eoninieneinK Oet. 20th.
From \eiv York alterante Taesdays.
From Itoston alternate Saturdays.
Also NEW ORLEANS to KEY WEST
Alternate Wednesdays. Arrive
Key West second day folio™inn.
CLYDE.*MALLORY
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Key West
AMATEUR NIGHT
AT DIXIE HALL
An amateur night program for
cloored persons will be staged at
8 o’clock tomorrow night at Nel
son English Park in Dixie Hall, it
was announced today. Isadorc
Weintraub is supervisor of the af
fairs and Iva Chacon is directing
it.
The program follows:
Selection Welter’s Cornet
Band.
Poseing Song—Earl Mumford
and Sarah Scott.
Recitation, selected Doris
Saunders.
Solo—lris Adamsom.
Tap Dancing—Rogelio and An
gelita Burgohy.
Song and Dance Comic Skit—
Burnside and Mclntosh.
Duet, selected—Ruth and Na
omi Reddick.
Song. “I Want What I Want
When I Want It”—Ed. M. Thomp
son. h
“Cayo Hueso,” song—Butler
brothers.
Selection—Bert's Rhythm Or
chestra.
Solo, “I’ll String Along With
You”—lnez Wallace.
Solo, selected—Madeline Bur
gohy.
Solo—Elsie Cleare.
Solo—Clara Burnside.
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is now equipped to give service on
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Mr. Singleton has been connect
ed with the radio .business here
for many years. In opening the
repair service shop, he feels that
he is supplying local l’adio owners
with a real need.
This store will also carry a
complete line of parts and tubes,
all of which are guarnateed from
60 to 90 days as shown in an ad
vertisement on the front page of
this issue.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1954.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to sincerely thank
each and everyone for their kind
ness and consideration during the
illness and death of our beloved
husband and father, Henry
Clarence Thompson. Especially
do we extend our appreciation to
those who donated the use of their
cars and for the beautiful floral
offerings. They will ever have
a warm spot in our hearts.
sept26-lt THE FAMILY.
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MOON GLOW DANCE
A Benefit
Auspices Muki-Muki-O
CUBAN CLUB
Friday, September 28
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PORT TAMPA—HAVANA—WEST INDIES
Effective April 27, 1933
Leave Key West for Havana Tuesdays and Fridays 12:li
P. M.
Leave Havana for Key West Wednesday, and Saturdays
9:45 A. M
Leave Key West for Port Tampa Wednesdays and Satur
days 6:30 P. M.
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