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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-04-14

by Mrs. Eva Warner. b, Blue
Danube" Edith Williams and
chorus. Chorus: Zenia HOff. Dol
lie Burchell and Edna Riggs C
"Blue Prelude" AdajiO, Emerson
Beccaise and Winifred Marshall
d. "Alice Blue Gown" Florence
Dillon.
". "Arleen." danced by Mrs
Blondon Goehring and w. Curry
Harris.
V. The Three Medleys. sing
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PERSONAL MENTION
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Miss Mary Louise Spottswood
who was spending a few days with
friends in Miami, returned this
morning.
Frank o. Roberts. peace jus
tice of the first district, left yes
terday afternoon Cor Miami to
undergo treatment by specialist
for the eyes.
Miss Martha Buck, of the WPA
employment division, left yester-
day afternoon for Miami en- route
to Jacksonville on business.
Bert Quinn, employee with the
mechanical forces OF the P. and
o. s. S. company and attached to
the S. S. Florida, left yesterday
after a short visit with his mother
and other relatives.
Arthur Taylor, former Key
Wester and now resident of Mi
ami. arrived this morning for
disqualification in the Marine hos
pital. suffering with a broken
ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mcdonald, who
were in Key West several weeks
ago and decided this was a good
place to spend a vacation, re-
turned Sunday and are contem-
plating a visit to Tortugas and
Fort jefferson.
f. George Bernard, marine sur
veyor who was in Key West in
connection with the underwriters
interests in the stranded Italian
Vessel Madeleine Odero. left by
bus this morning for Miami.
William H. Gates. candidate for
state superintendent of public in
struction, arrived this morning
and is meeting friends.
Mrs. A. c. Elgin, who is making
her home in Miami where Mr.. FL
gin is conducting his custom
brokerage business, arrived this
morning for a visit with relatives.
B. c. Meaders. auditor with
the WPA organization in Key
West, returned this morning from
a business trip to Jacksonville.
Miss LOra Lock. director of
women's work projects in Key
West and Miami. who was here
for a brief visit and conference
with local WPA officials. left yes
terday afternoon for Miami.
Paul Marks, former Key West
er now an attorney in Miami, who
was here for several days in the
interest of the political campaigns
of friends. left yesterday after
noon for Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Kicker
who own their home in Key West
and spend about six months each
year here. will leave tomorrow
morning over the highway for
their summer home in Hallam
Pennsylvania.
James E. Yonge. attorney fol
the Pan American Anyways, who
was in Key West yesterday or
business connected with the
proposition to continue the plane
service between Miami and Key
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-01
ISOLATED PRESS AND CENTRAL PRESS
Final Week OF Campaign
Is Begun By Candidates
Stump Speeches Set for Ma ny Parts of County Friends
And Supporters of Politi cal Aspirants Join Hands
AS Election Day Draws Nearer

Candidates for nomination in the
Democratic primary of next Satur-
day went down the home stretch in
Vance county today, and all cam
paigns took on added interest and
force as the day of election draws
rapidly nearer.
Stump speeches will be the order
every night until the primary for
those candidates who will take part.
Rallies will be held in nearly all sec
tions of the county every night this
week through Friday. Tonight a big
gathering is scheduled for Falkner's
store in Sandy Creek township. Tues
day night they will be at Middleburg,
Wednesday night at Townsville,
Thursday night at Kittrell, and Fri
day night at Dabney. The hour for all
meetings is s o'clock, and all can
didates are invited to participate.
For some offices there are several
aspirants. Only in few instances are
there just two competitors for the
votes of the people. The ballot is
rather a lengthy one, and it is feared
a good deal of time will be required
to do the counting after the polls
close Saturday night.
AS the final week of the drive got
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-01
c. N. WATKINS HEAD
OF RURAL CARRIERS
Annual Meeting Of District
Group Held at Middle
burg Building
THERE AGAIN IN 1897
Reports Are Heard, Several Visitors
Make Talks and Delegates and
Officers Are Chosen by
Two Bodies


Carl MI Watkins, of Middleburg,
was elected president of the associa-
ton of rural letter carriers of this
district at their annual convention
held Friday afternoon and evening at
Middleburg. The meeting was in the
Community House, where an after
noon session was followed by a dinner
meeting "a right.
The convention elected It's entire
slate of officers for the year. and also
designated it's delegates to the State
convention in Hickory July Sd Mrs.
q. p. Patterson, of Oxford, was elect
ed president Of the Women's Auxiliary
of the association. Reports of officers
for the past year were heard, and
several State officers were in attend
ance and spoke
B. G. Nicholson, of Essex. who has
been president for the past two years
presided at the meeting after Mr..
Watkins, who was master of ceremo-
MES, had extended a welcome to the
visitors to Middleburg and the Com
munity House. Mr.. Nicholson read
Corinthians Is and led in prayer,
after which the president, vice-presi-
dent and secretary-treasurer read re-
ports and last years minutes were
read. The roll call showed 25 in at
tendance.
The associations delegates, A. B.
Laughter, Norlina, and B. c. Nichol-
son, reported on the State convention
in Charlotte last July 3-4-5
brief address was given by H. A.
Capps. of Rocky Mount, State secre-
tary, touching on the work of the or
ganization and of last years conven-
ton. The convention also welcomed
Mrs. j. r. Fowlkes of Pelham, State
president of the Woman's Auxiliary.
Officers elected by the auxiliary
were: President, Mrs e. V. Patterson.
Oxford; vice-president, Mrs. j. E.
Shaw, Macon; secretary treasurer,
Mrs p S. Kearney, Oxford
Postmaster Speight, of Rocky
Mount, praised the fine work done by
the rural carriers, and a short talk
was made by r. T. Stewart, postmas-
ter at Middleburg.
The convention voted to meet again
next year at the Middleburg Com
munity House on Friday afternoon
and evening before May &c. which is
on Sunday in 1887.
The full slate of officers elected hy
the rural carriers followed: President,
c. M. Watkins. Middleburg; vice-pre-
sident, B. c. Nicholson, Essex; secre-
tary-treasurer, A. B. Laughter, Nor
lima Delegates to the State conven-
ton at Hickory July Sd were named
to include B. C. Nicholson, Essex; A.
B. Laughter, Norlina; alternates, v.
w. Weaver, Louisburg; C. M Wat
kins, Middleburg.
Members of the executive commit
tee: For Warren county, w. c. Bob
bitt, Warrenton; for Vance county. ].
S. Milne, Henderson; Franklin, j. W.
Weaver, Louisburg; Granville, G. A.
Green, Oxford; Halifax B. c. Nichol-
son, Essex.
Supper was served to the guests by
the Ladies' Auxiliary in the basement
of the Community House at Middle
burg.
Thed istrict is comprised of the five
counties of Vance, Granville, Frank
lin, Warren and Halifax.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-01
CLARK SURRENDERS
TO MURDER CHARGE
Eatman Also Lodged In
Jail in Connection With
Clarence Clark Staying

Roby Clark, wanted by officers in
connection with the Staying of Clar-
ence E. Clark. his uncle, surrendered
to Sheriff J. E. Hamlet late Satur-
day afternoon, and was lodged in
Vance county Jail on a charge of hav-
ing murdered Clarence Clark.
Van Eatman, held under a $1OO
bond as a material witness, is I,eing
held in Jail in default of bond. and is
also charged with killing of Clark.
Clark was killed early Thursday
morning in the yard of his home on
the Townsville road, a few miles west
Of the city. He died as Eatman was
bringing him to the hospital
Sheriff Hamlet stated that the men
would plead self defense when ar
raigned for a preliminary hearing
shortly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-01
LOCAL BOYS RATE
HIGH IN JUDGING
Take Part In Livestock Con-
test at State College
Held on FRIDAY

A group of agricultural club boys
from Aycock and Middleburg high
schools took high rank in the live
stock judging contest at State Col
lege last Friday, G. B. Blum, in
charge of vocational classes in the
county, stated today in announcing
the results of the judging. Dairy and
beef CATTLE sheep and hogs were in
cluded in the judging.
The Middleburg team rated fourth
in the schools as a whole, this team
consisting of Albert Hendricks, John
Watkins, Caswell Smithwick and Hal
Paschall. Aycock highs team consist
ed of Edward Fleming, Roger Falk-
ner, George Hughes and John Foster.
The last-named in each instance were
alternates.
Caswell Smithwick rated seventh in
individual judging work among all the
contestants of the day. Sixty boys and
a total of % schools participated, in
dicating the excellence of the work
the Vance boys did to gain the high
ratings accorded.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-01
26 ARMY TRUCKS ARE
EXPECTED TONIGHT

A fleet of 26 u S. Army trucks and
soldiers from Baltimore, Md, bound
south were to be met at the Virginia
line this afternoon at o'clock by
Corporal C. H. Ingram, and escorted
to Henderson, where they were to re-
main overnight, according to a tele-
gram that the State Highway patrol
man has received.
The destination of the detachment
was not stated in the message, nor
was the reason of the swing into the
south.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-01
LITTLE BEARD GIRL
INFERRED SATURDAY

Harriet Gene Beard, five-day-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
Beard, who died Friday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock was Inferred In ElmwOod
cemetery Saturday morning, after
funeral services had been conducted
from the home of the child's grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hale
with Rev. John Edwards in charge,
feing assisted by Rev. A. S. Hale,
and Rev. Graham Eubanks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-01

under way. the various contestants
for office speeded up their publicity
and their personal work and were
joined by friends and supporters.
There was, meanwhile. much specula-
ton as to the final outcome, with
run-off primaries apparently looming
in some cases.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-01
FOR STATE SENATE.

am candidate for the State
Senate. subject to the Democratic
primary of Saturday, June g. and will
greatly appreciate your vote and sup
port.
HENRY A. DENNIS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-01
FOR RECORDER

/ hereby announce myself as can
didate for the office of Recorder of
Vance County. subject to the Demo
cratic Primary, Saturday, June 6.
Your vote and support will be
greatly appreciated
J. S. ALBRIGHT.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-01
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

|. Who was Gabrilo Prinzip?
, Are Chinese admitted to the U. 3.
as immigrants?
;. Where are the Campbell Islands?
(. Who composed the opera Tannhau-
ser?
). What is the geographical detinl-
ton of an island?
G.. Who was John LinneH?
7. On which river is the city of Knox
ville Tenn?
8. Of which religious denomination
is Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
member?
0 Where are the Carpathian Noun
tains?
10. Has the moon all atmosphere?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-01
FOR SENATE.

l hereby announce myself a can
didatc for Senator from the Four
teenth district, subject to the Demo
cratic primary June 6.
Your support will be greatly appre-
ciated.
w. w. (BILL) WHITE.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-01
Political Notices
FOR COUNTY BOARD OF
EDUCATION.

l hereby announce my candidacy
for membership to the County Board
of Education, subject to the Demo-
cratic Primary of June g.
Your vote and support will be high
ly appreciated.
S. w. OAKLEY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-05

ny, Mrs. Harold L. Morgan, Mrs Louis H. Stocking and Mrs. A. C. Sturrup.
 The chapter members will meet ct the Mlddlebury Congregational church on June i4 to elect it's new officers and committees. There will also be annual reports ct this time. A paper will be read by Miss Florentine Hayden, whose subject is "A Historical Trip Around the Waterbury Green" Hostesses will Do, chairman, Mrs. Robert H. Dean, Mrs. Howard BeaFdsley, Mrs. R. M. Fenn, Mrs. Ale0rnon 6. Phil- lips ard Miss Harriet Miner.
 Newly appointed committee wo- men announced by the regent Mrs. Lewis c. Merrill, for the year in. clude, motion pictures, Mrs. William 4. Service; conservation, Mrs. Clarendon NickeYson; custodian and correct use of the flag, Mrs. J. Rus- sell Putnam; Ellis Island, Mrs. John ". Potter; genealogical records, Miss Idabelle Bradley, Mrs. William T. Leggett, Mrs. starbuck sprague and Mrs. Joseph Wilhelm; magazine, Mrs. Frederick 4. Calkins; manuel for citizenship, Miss Helen Town send; membership, Mrs. Dudley B. Denning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-05
Weddings
Sorority Enjoys Shore Vaction

Members of the Q. I. 0. sorority
 have returned from q two weeks
 vacation at Bay View. The group chaperOnsd by Mrs. ]. Joseph Woods, entertained ct a buffet supper at the cottage Friday eve- ming. Those attending were Misses Kay O'ConnelI, Marjorie Johnson. Julia Wrenn, Betty Leary, Betty Moran, Libby Holihan, Mary Ken. ny, Mary KiiliAn, Dorothy Mod- ford, Mary Brown, Kay Meade, Mary Whelan, Marjorie Carroll, Eleanor Cosgrlff, Doris McCor- mick, Florence O'Connell, Nancy Killian, Glare Lee, Rita O'Neill, Anne Curtin, Roy oillingS, Frank Campbell, Werner Flynn, James Vitacombe, Francis Holihan, Har- old Shanahan, William Margin, Howard Kirbie. Joseph Maioney, George R. Woods, Francis Mc- 0rath, Edward O'BTlen, James Clemens, Joseph Garfield, Ken- meth Hitler, Walter Jarvis, Josepll Halloran, Michael Mccarthy. Wll- Hhn JoHhnSenD WIiilam DWbu, Eu- ward Campbell and Arthur Woods.
 The officers of the sorority are: President, Miss Mary Kenny; vice. president, Miss Mary KillIan: treasurer, Miss Mary Brown; Sec- retary, Miss Julia Wrenn.
 Mrs. John Vreeland was hostess at Q kitchen shower and bridge at her home on Pennington ave- nue last evening in compliment to Miss Grace Daly of Columbia boulevard who is being married on Wednesday, Aug. l2 to John McLinden. Guests attending were Mrs Edmund J. Daly, ST.. Mrs. Richard Vickers of Stamford, Mrs. c. W. MacKay, Mrs. Arnold IT. Polancer, Mrs. Michael Moran, Joe scph M. Byrnes, Misses Marguerite Maloney, Edna Maloney, Alice Me- Linden, Marjorie Smith, Irene Col loty and Maureen Malsch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-05
MeLicent Porter Chapter OAR. Arrnnges Calendar

Melicent Porter Chapter, Daugh- torS of the American Revolution have arranged on active and fine terestlng calendar of events for the coming year.
 The club year will begin in Oc- tober with Q meeting on Monday, the 6th. pr. Ilse Forrest, instructor at Bryn Mawr college and lecturer at Yale university, will be speaker. HoStesses for this meeting will be Mrs. William T. Leggett, chairman, Mrs. Raymond M. D. Adams, Mrs. Edmund J. Abbott, Mrs. Charles H. Brown, Mrs. William Callan and Mrs. John W. Potter.
 On Oct. IS there will be 6 food sale by the chapter with Miss Joe sephine Sor1ers as chairman. The November End meeting will be ad- dressed by Charles Sinclair Apple- gath, R. D. B. R. E., president of the Canadian society of Coflnectl- cut. His subject is entitled, "The Folks Next Door" Chairman Mrs. Robert g. Walker is to be assisted by the officers of the chapter as hostess. Robert S. Walker, trust officer of the Colonial Trust O., will be speaker at the meeting on Jan. 4. He will give an iIlustrat. cd talk on Historic Spots of old Virginia" Chairman Mrs. John Clark will be assisted as hostess by Mrs. Frederick A. Calkins, Mrs. Harry B. Rathbun, Mrs. Samuel Root, Mrs. Starbuck Sprague and Mrs. Prank B. Man vile.
 The annual luncheon of the chap- ter is scheduled for Feb. and the speaker will be Miss Mary J. Pagan, librarian at Crogby high school. She will discuss "Amcri- can History in Contemporary Fic- tion." HosteSseg will be Mrs. j., Russell Putnam, Mrs. Benjamin Chatfield, Mrs. c. Walker Childg, Miss Minnie c. Frost, Mrs. Fred erick c. Margran and Mrs. Charles A. Templeton. A card party with Mrs. Charles A. Tenpleton in charge will be held on March Il.
 Plans for the April 6 meeting re. main indefinite for the time being and the speaker and business will be announced ct 6 later date. HoSt- esseS for this meeting are, chair. man, Mrs. Stanley H. Crater, Mrs. Franklin B. Daniels, Mrs. Edward A. Herr, Mrs. Benjamin Hubbell, Mrs. Philip A. Reuter- and MrE. Frederick J. Trobridgc. Reports of the D. A. R. continental con- greSs will be the main business Of the May 3 meeting. Hostcsscs in- cludc Mrs. Samuel J. Marsh, Mrs. Frank W. Hanson. Miss Ruth Kin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-05
Personal
Miss Helen P. Carr Wed
 To Dr. Eugene P. Kelley

Rev. John ]. Mcdrath of Thomas ton and Rev. John Kameen of Ex- eter, Pa.
 Palms and bouquets of peach gladioli and delphinium decorated the altar and Q special program of niiptial music was rendered by Pro- lessor John L. Bonn, organist. Gou- nos Ave Maria" was rendered as a violin selection by John Burke of New London.
 The bride was escorted to the ale tar and given in marriage by her father. She was becomingly attired in Q Jeanne Lanvin model gown of ivory lace fashioned with long tight sleeves which ended in c point cov- ering the back of the hand and hav- ing Q long fitted skirt which tern1- mated in Q full train. Her veil of ivory tulle fell gracefully from a cap of lace which corresponded to the material of the gown and she carried her mothers prayer book, ghowereG with swansonia. Her maid of honor and only attendant, Miss Regina D. Kelley, wore @ frock of blue net over taffeta styled with Q short v neckline ending in a shirred yoke effect which circled the shoulders and having c skirt of tiered ruffles of net which fell into Q slightly elongated mode at the back. She wore Q large blue felt hat with peach trimming and wore shoes of peach Inoire. Her colonial bouquet consisted of garden flowers
 The dress of the brides mother was blue and white printed chiffon with blue accessories and she wore c corsage of gardenias. The bride- groom's mother wore Q black chif- ion dress and also wore Q corSage of gardenias.
 John B. Carr, brother of the bride, attended Dr. Kelley as best man and the ushers included James R. dilson of Torrington, Holy Cross '36, cousin of the bride, Dr. John P. Giering of Wilkes Barre, Penn. Dr. Emil 0ribovSky of Pittston Penn, and Dr. John Leahy of Boli- var, N. Y. the latter three class mates of the bridegroom.
 The Hotel Elton, tastefully deco- rated with garden flowers, was the scene of 6 reception following the ceremony. About 126 guests were in attendance including out of town people from Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and surrounding Connecticut towns
 Dr. Kelley and his bride left on a Carribean cruise, the bride travelling in e gray ensemble with blue access sories. Upon their return they will take up their residence in Exeter, Penn.
 The bride is Q graduate of Sacred Heart high school and of MaryWood college in Scranton, Pa. Until rc- gently she was associated aS c rnen- Der of the staff of the welfare de- partment.
 Dr. Kelley is c graduate of St. Thomas college, Scranton, Pa, ad of Jefferson Medical college in Philadel- phia. He is c member of the staff of the Pittston hospital and is c practicing physician in Exeter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-05
Personal

MT. and Mrs. William Jourdan of South Main Strtcet are enjoying 6 two weeks motor trip through the White Mountains.
 Misses Bebe Gallo of Wildemcre avenue and Marguerite Mulcahy of Dikeman street are speeding a week at Atlantic City
 Isaac P. Kellogg of Willow street and Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Kellogg of Glenn Ridge street are spending two weeks ct Hyde Manor, Sudbury, Vt
 Misses Julie P. Atkins of Fiske street, Helen Miner of Frederick street. Betty Wilson of Pennington avenue and Marion Rockwell of Clr- cult avenue have returned from Q sojourn in Bermuda.
 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn II. Wayne Of Frederick Ftrect, MT. and Mrs. Row. ley Phillips of Church street and MT. and Mrs. Theodore Lilley of Watertowr have been at Saratoga for several days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-05
Margaret Connolly
 Is ShouUer Guest

Mrs. Henry Baker of Elliott ave- 1ue entertained ct linen shower on Thursday evening ip honor of her sister, Miss Margaret Connolly of Irion street who is to be married on August 1p. Miss Connolly was presented with many beautiful gifts. The guests included Misses Helen OConnor, Ann Quinn, Irene Hayes, Florence Baker, Irene Marof1ey, Mrs. Patrick Bunce, Mrs. Felix Mitchell, Mrs. Minnie Lynch, Mrs Anna Quinn, Mrs. William Connolly, Mrs. Josephine Greenwood, Mrs. James Offlcer, Mrs. Thomas Delaney, Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Floyd Little, Mrs. James Anton, Mrs. Daniel Lynch, Mrs. Henry Hayes, Mrs. Rose Green, Mrs. Harry Brickbuller, Mrs. George Wright, Mrs. George Lynch, Mrs. Joseph Mulcahy, Mrs. Samuel Smith, Mrs. Richard Robertson, Mrs. Francis Reilly, Mrs. Lawrence Walsh, Mrs. Orin Kenney, Mrs. Leon Millette, Mrs. E. Burns, Mrs. George Burns, Mrs. Carl Lawson, and Mrs. Henry Baker.
 Mrs. James Hughes of Water vile was hostess ct q surprise housewarming for Mrs. John Doyle of Willow street Friday evening. Mrs. Doyle before her recent mar riage was Miss Gertrude Lodge of West Main street. Those attending were Mrs. Josephine McMaho1, Mrs. Mary Mulholland, Mrs. Charles Bell, Mrs. Edward Halloran, Mrs. George Heckelfnan, Mrs. Arnold Ike ith, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Frank LaChance, Mrs. Harry Wright, Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Mrs. Bonnie Hughton, Mrs. Thomas Doyle, Mrs. Harold Hughes, Mrs. James Hughes, Mrs. Quinn and Miss Rita quinn.
 The Tropns sorority enjoyed a trin on the Richard Peck on Sat- llrNay. Members who make the trip included Misses Elmira poplis, 0rNyce Meyers, Imelda Boycc, Grace Sutton and Lillian Poscav- age.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-05

Rev. Thomas P. Kelley ofaciated at the wedding of his brother this morning ct Q o'clock at St Marga- ret's church when Miss Helen Pat- ricia Carr, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. James ]. Carr of Plaza avenue be- came the bride of pr. Eugene Michael Kelley, son of Mrs. Anna Kelley of Exeter, Pennsylvania. The solemn nuptial mass which followed was celebrated by Rev John P. Kel- ley, brother of the bridegroom as- sisted by Rev. Thomas F. Kelley, deacon, Rev. Thomas P. Mulcahy of this city, suh-deacon and Rev. Peter Daly, master of ceremonies.
 Seated in the sanctuary were Rev. John Kelley of Pittsburg, Pas Rev. Thomas McI1ugh of Scranton, Pa, Rev. Joseph M. Grimm of Hartford,