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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-01
SOCIAL CALENDAR
SATURDAY
RauPs Club Mramar.

SUNDAY
Concert Key West Hospitality Art Center Park.
MONDAY
Sea Scout Ship meets 730 P. M. Golden Eagle Hail.
Pythian Sisters meeting. p. Pythian Hall.
Meeting Boy Scouts Troop ST. Wesley Community House
Improved Order of p. m Wigwam Hail.
Meeting Board of Directors of Womens Club o'clock
dence of Mrs. Stephen w. Douglass
State Parent Teacher officers scheduled to arrive.
Single of County PTA Council School of
strucion with president Mrs. c. F. Parvn present
2:30500 High School Auditorium. Banquet honoring visit
ing officers Gas p m. Evening session 8:000:30 m.
TUESDAY,
Meeting Rob Perry Chapter Order DeMoay 7:so Scot
ish Rite Hall. IS, ,os
Key Of the Gulf Castle No the Golden Eagle meets
Stone Church Dber IS pm Church Annex.
Spanish War Veterans a. H NcCaa Camp meets Jointly with
Auyiarys 8pi m. AMERICAN HAM e1oos is2o
Dade Lodge No f4F M meeting S6xdeko Scottish Rite
Hall i1ao - sspaI 9no d sihl doidw 10 agn.
DIVISION street rssa zbGsI ii dodw .sfG.aa
SHURSDAY4- 'Si9s9l
Meeting West Lions Club Stone Church Annex $50 p M
Rotary Club 1915 p St Paul's Annex.
Ignacio Agamone Lodge No knights of Pyhias
p. m. Golden Eagle Hail.
FRIDAY
Knights of Pythias Lodge l63 p m. Pythian Hail.
Girl Scouts Troop meeting. A p. Golden Eagle Hall.
Boy Scout Troop So meets at Naval Hospital 730
Junior Chamber Commerce meeting Chamber Of
merce.
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Three Colorful Races Unite
For Jaycee Dance Floor Shows

group appearing in colorful
Spanish costumes. Beatrice Mo-
reno. talented young pianist, will
play ''Malagueno", accompanied
by her father, Lauriano, on the
mandolin. A surprise win be
"Ti ri Tin by little colored
girl, Olympic Pla. Gerald Pinder
and Dixie Kay will close the first
show with sophisticed tap.
In the second show, a Bahaman
folk song win be sung by Warren
Lune, Blondon Roberts and Gill
bert Weech. Dixie Kay will be
seen in a Mexican dance. The
rhurnba orchestra will have Sec
ond hot piece. A Mexican en-
semble will follow, sung by Mrs.
Belle De Poo, Mrs. Eva Warner
and Lauriano Moreno. A singing
contest open to all young ladies
in the orchestra has two volun-
teers, Miss Marguerite Hernandez
and Miss Mary Lou De Boer, and
others.
A "Rhumba Fiesta" will close
the mammoth floor shows with
Celina and Tony Bethencourt and
Lidia and Carlos Garcia doing
the good work.
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As one of the two highlights in
the HJaycee weekend. the dance
tonight at Club Miramar. given
by the Junior Chamber of Com
merce. win draw a record crowd.
indications point out.
The floor shows, touching on
the three colorful races of peo-
pie in Key West, will be present
ed, one at IL o'clock and another
at o'clock. Joe Torano will be
master of ceremonies. Mrs. Eva
Warner of the Recreation Depart
ment and Mrs. Belle De Poo are
directors.
In the IL o'clock show a Cuban
rhumba orchestra, led by "Chaco"
Quesada, will start things sizz-
ling. Then will follow Coto Gar
cia, who will be billed as the
''Son of the Tropics" at the Flor
ida building of the New York
Worlds Fair, singing "Celos", q
song about a jealous Cuban girl.
mi Jaca", a colorful Spanish
folk dance. will bring together
Mrs. Belle ID Poo as scloist with
dancers Miss Marie Farto and
Miss celina Bethencourt, the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-01
CEKELER LOOKS
OVER KEY WEST
new PROSPECTS
BELIEVES LIMITED" RE-
SOURCES NOT YET Full
LY DEVELOPED IN CITY:
SUBJECT. TACT FINDING"

In a community service pro-
gram. ROTTERDAM DR.. John Gekeler
presented talk entitled, Fact
Finding, in planning projects for
the city at the Rotary luncheon
Thursday afternoon.
DR.. Gekeler said that regard
ing the material resources of Key
West everyone would agree that
this could be abeled limited
but that development and distri-
button of the resources could
probably be increased. In re-
sources I'VE have also climate"
which insures ease of living and
has medical values; sponge and
fish fisheries, which are especial
ly not yet fully materialized, =.
Tourists will soon be coming to
Key West, which will benefit
principally operators of rooming
houses, restaurants and filling
stations. CLEANLINESS, and saris
tation of the city should. be en-
phasized aS1wen sase auietness.
Key West should beya center of
residences rather than a cheap
tourist town, the speaker said.
In social forces there are civic
clubs and there are also forces
for culture of music and the arts.
Among outstanding civic clubs
are Rotary, Woman's Club. Gar
den Club and Tree Guild, Boy
Scout movement, Chamber of
Commerce. Social welfare is al
so prominent in the city with the
lunch room project for grammar
schools, the county health unit
and clinic principally salient. Re-
ligion, too. is especially strong.
Visiting Rortaian: Earl NJ De-
Noon, Miami, Fla.
Guests of members: L. r. Bris-
toll. West Palm Beach, Fla, Dis
trict Director, State Welfare
Board; P. T. Murkett, Miami, Fla;
r. w. Williamson, Jacksonville,
Fla; j. H. Costar, Gordon E. Dill,
and Henry H. Taylor, Jr., all of
Key West.
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LIONS STUDYING
OBJECTIONS TO
NATIONAL PARK
STATE HEADQUARTERS TO
BE CONTACTED FOR FUR
THEIR INFORMATION: EN-
TERTAINMENT FEATURES
by CLUE REPORTER

Entertainment featured the
regular supper meeting of the
Key West Lions Club held Thurs
day night at Stone Church Annex,
President H. E. Day presiding.
Program Chairman Lion Gerald
Saunders presented a fine pro-
gram consisting of a piano solo,
Meditation, by Kingman Curry;
Mrs. Minnie Robinson, who sang,
The House BY The Side of The
Road, and, the climax of the en-
tertainment, Professor, Rev.
Joe A. Tolle, who delighted his
audience with a presentation of
Modern interpretations OF Fa-
nous Art Pieces.
Following the report of the Red
and Blue team captains in the
drive for membership in the Ever
,glades National Park Association,
further action pn this state-spon-
sored project was deferred until
contact was made with state
headquarters concerning certain
objections to the project raised by
citizens of Monroe county. Pend
ing satisfactory communication
from state headquarters in Mi
ami. the drive locally will not go
forward.
Support of the Lunch Room
Project for this city was asked in
a communication from the local
committee and action will be TAX
en- on this matter when the
Board of Directors of the Lions
Club meets next week.
The second meeting in the Sc
ries of four devoted 10 the study
of Governments of the World"
will be presented at the October
9th meeting. The subject will be
"Fascism".
Sea Scout Ship member,
Charles Ketchum, Jr., presented
the thanks Of the whole Ship for
the support given the Scouts in
their play, "A Womanless We'd
ding. This Ship is sponsored by
the Lions Club.
Guests, besides those who en-
tertained, were Charles Ketch-
UNI, Jr., and Gordon Dill.
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GROCERY STORE
CHANGES HANDS


With the sale completed today,
the name of Richardson's Gro
Gerry, corner Eaton and Elizabeth
streets, has been changed to
Mesa's Cash Grocery. Paul E.
Mesa, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
Gus A. Mesa, is the new mana
or of the store.
Present management plans to
give the people of this city the
lowest prices possible, especially
in view of the fact that this store
will be operated on the cash
basis.
Weekly advertisements show
ing these bargains will be carried
in The Citizen.
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Visitors Leaving
Enroute Home

H. r. Ekins, of the United Press
in New York City, and Mrs. Elk
ms, will tomorrow complete q
very delightful stay in Key West
and will leave over the highway
enroute home.
Mr.. Ekins was a pleasant call
er at The Citizen today to ex-
press his delight in the city, the
very pleasant surroundings OF
the hotel in which he and Mrs
Ekins spent a much-needed pc
Rod of rest and relaxation, and
to say they hope that they may
have the opportunity of making
a longer stay at some time in the
future.
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LIONS CLUB

LoSt-one cash register. That
was the theme of the sidlight, ac-
tivities at the weekly meeting of
Key West Lions Club Thursday
evening, September 20. :. Tail
Twister 'NEVY" ARMAYOR has
shown great proclivities at losing
his register-and the attribute
was especially in evidence at this
meeting. All filming activities
were definitely postponed (much
to the delight of the rogues table,
while "NEVY" conducted his
search. All Lions were request
ed to Standard even then the
register didn't show up. Then
JOE ALLEN couldn't hold in any
/ longer Especially when Treasurer
LANCE" MARTIN was getting
a serious look on his visage)-
and called NEWS" attention
to the big lump" at his end OF
the table, underneath the table
cloth. This correspondent got
the butt end of things in general
when "NEVY" got back at him
for his continued reporting of the
lack of eating being done by him
('NEVY''). Just to give him a
taste of how it felt to go with
out vituals-"YE REPORTER"
was forced to supply dinned mu-
sic at the piano while members
partook of their supper. ''NEVY''
broke down following a few min
utes of excellently punk playing
and called off the arrangement
JOE MONDJL was late-fine,
one dime. RAY" CURRY was
not late-he saved a dime. I'm
promptu entertainment directed
by ''NEVY" was in the form OF
a delightful CD presentation OF
Home On The Range, sung by
Lion GERALD-"ARMY'b ACCOM-
panying, as usual. .Lionss RAY
CURRY, JOE MONDUL. t.NEvY3'
sARMAYOR and JOE AELEN4-
together with prexy DAY--were
voted medals for their dfamatie
performances as subjects of Pro-
fessor" guest JOE ToLLE.
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Albury Family
Returns Home


Mr.. and Mrs ! Charles NJ Al. +
bury and son. CharlesIJ rsg formed
q happy party returning 10 their
Key West home Thursday from
Tampa. There Charles had been
for long period under treatment
for = blood condition. which had
been Successfully eradicated by
DIR. ]. J. Guerra, Of Tampa.
Charles is well. and the family
happy.
But they are not the only hap
py ones. DR.. Guerra is also
mighty pleased with his success,
and at the invitation % Mr.. and
Mrs. Albury. accompanied she
family TO Key West and will en-
JOY the fishing for a brief time,
with another doctor friend. DIR,
Daniel p. Calvin. practitioner OF
Tampa. who. like DR.. Guerra, is
an ardent angler, ana Is eager 70
test the fighting ability OF fish in
Key West waters.
AS the guests of Mr.. Albury,
the visitors were out yesterday for
a Try az taking the silver king
Of which. il is reported. are plen-
tiful in these waters at this time,
The fishing party made an ex-
cellens catch and returned early
in the afternoon in time to catch
the Cuba for Tampa. DR.. Calvin
and DIR. Guerra took passage on
the Cuba, and was met at the
dock by Mrs. Guerra. who was
returning from a visit with rel.
atives in Havana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-01

But times have changed since
Hannah died.. meaning the
COP, and today a ball game on
the White House lawn would
hardly attract undue notice. And.
speaking of baseball. new low
in our national pride will have
been reached when the Post Of.
flee Department prints an issue
OF stamps in honor of the great
American game" On these en-
cravings where presidents, and
Sages like Franklin have appear
ed, win now be seen the quid.
swollen visages of the baseball
stars. Read this over so as 10 be
sure you're not dreaming. Yes
they plan TO put the big muscle
boys with the low I. @. rating on
the postage stamps of the United
States. AT this rate, how Ions
can we be proud 10 Join in the
chorus Of that song which con-
tains the obsolete line Land ol
the Pilgrims pride"
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RoTARYsctug

Another violent attack on Hit
Ter" DIR. WARREN was launched
by President ERNEST RAMSEY
as to the possession of the
"Sudeten. coolestend" chair,
which the doctor has ''anschluss-
ed. DIR. WARREN relinquish-
es the chair to EDDIE STRUNK.
who was declared as fired"
from the Bolshevik table and not
yet hired" by the Aristocrat
table. Latecomers: DR.. w. p.
KEMP, EDDIE STRUNK. New
corners after vacation absences
are BASCOMB GROOMS, CUR
RY HARRIS. HoLLON BER-
VALDI, ALLAN B. CLEARE.
Those fined: EDDIE STRNK for
saying DR.. WARREN. POLY
ARTMAN for saying MR. DE-
MERRITT. No titles 60 in the Ro+
tary Club. breeches of ruling
punishable by i0-cent fines. Sc
BASTIAN CABRERA sent a
card in the usual hieroglyphics.
saying he saw pictures Of New
England storm in New York A
wonderful attendance was noted
at all the tables. Nearly every
one but the attendance chairman
was present. Question: Who Is
the attendance chairman? BEN
TREVOR claims that he is get
ting too many cards urging him
10 attend. BILL LITTLE almost
sang Bells Of St Mary. MEL
YIN RUSSELL was awarded q
beautiful loving cup. done in tin,
with the following engraving.
M e r Golf Champ" RUS
SELL thought he had won the
city golf cup but the rules com
Inittee through otherwise. Serious
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Plan Banquet For
Monday Evening

On invitation to attend a BAN
quet to be given by Monroe
County Council PIT. A. in ST.
Paul's Parish Hall on Monday
evening is extended the public
on the front page of this issue.
Reservations for this affair can
be made by calling Mrs. Carl
Rom, phone 832-W. Reservations
close Monday noon sharp.
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COLORS, ACTION in
KEY WEST DIORAMA


DeLAND. Oct. THAT
Florida is the only place in
the United States where one
NAV travel ITO miles straight
out 70 sea in an automobile
is illustrated in q diorama of
the Oversees Highway now
being constructed in the
Florida National Exhibits
Studios fer the New York
Worlds Fair.
Through the arches Of the
curvina highway ffsA skyline
of Key West E1aY be seen. The
section used shows the orig
inai railroad bed rs widened
by engineers. nc ssa'st
Under the highway flows
the Transparent wAfsr 81 the
Gulf. green flooded with ul-
ira marine blue and magenta.
This unusual coIoring in the
dicrana has been achieved
by Huoresccnf lighting.
a draw bridge In the high
way opens TO LET fishing
beats. yachts and xailboats
pass through
In the foreground . school
of rnuIIei leaps from the wa
ter. Where land touches fhe
Gull the birds Of the Flor
ida Keys come 10 resi- ora
Of Them . large white peli-
can. sits AZ the base Of .
palm. locking boldly Al the
Frecfascr.
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upsETs NERVES

MITcHELLvILLE, Ia.-when
a son was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Glenn of this city,
Mr.. Mitchell became so i'll from
upset nerves that physicians or
dered him to bed.
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HELP WANTED

THE FULLER BRUSH COM
PANY has an opening, an Mon
IsFoe County for a neat appear
ltfing man with hght,1car. For
I details write The Fuller Brush
= Company, 210 Postal Bldg, Mi
ami, Florida. sept27-
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J NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A I WIRL OF
THE GLOBE

Saturday
Miami Outboard Club. Inc. ar
rives in Key West
Sunday
Sponsored by Key West Junior
Chamber of Commerce the Mi
ami Cupboard Club viii stage .
Stunting and racing exhibition al
3 o'clock Al the Yacht Basin.
Florida Keys Aqueiucs COM
missioner Earl Adams conferS
with L l. Lee and associates in
Miami To establish q rate for
consumers Of proposed pipe line
water before getting contracts
beginning Monday.
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BY PIGEON ROUTE

SOUTHAMPTON. N. H. -
Grace Tucker, school teacher Of
this city sends letters to her
parents in Wakefield. Mass. By
carrier pigeons
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WANTED TO PAY

CHARLOTTE. Mich. = Some
years ago my boys climbed over
the fence. and ! want 20 pay for
them" said an unsigned note
containing a 81 bill received by
Hans Kardel. secretary of the
county fair in this city.
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MALE HELP WANTED

RELIABLE MAN take care store
route. New plan of distribu-
ton. New proposition. Earn
excellent weekly income. B. &
w. Nut Co., ST. Paul, MINI.
oct1-1tx
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|. Second Lieutenant.
2. Roscoe Turner.
3. Great Britain.
4. Heptagon.
S. The orange blossom.
9. No.
z. Two.
8. Yes.
Q. Raise the anchor off the
bottom.
10. Mus.B. or B.Mus.
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THE ISLAND CITY
With the Clubs
Councilman WILL

Takers: Councilman WILL
/ DOUGHTRY and City Attorney
H. H. TAYOR and ALLAN
CLEARE. DR.. j. c. GEKELER
gave another civic talk replete
with statistics.
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AGENTS WANTED

RELIABLE Men and Women to
sell highgrade cold creams,
bath salts, other cosmetics. 40Gt
Commission. Repeat orders as
sured. Frank D'Augustine,
Dept. 8, Windermere, Fla.
octl-ltx
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AROUND IND I. ABOUT ,
'iHg &C. FHINYI


lss zee aa<hs sss shs.A sesssss
The cloak rot dignity once sur
rounding soYe rnment office, de-
partnient and dealings in Wash
ington appears to have shrunken
to a shirt-tail-like garment re-
sembling q monkey coat. Old
timers can remember when de-
corum and prestige radiated in
the air of the District of Column
bia. The self-made leaders Of
the people knew the value of re-
spect in and for high office, and
maintained it.
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WILL EXCHANGE lots in
Miami, close in, for Key West
property. One lot, 50xl60', 8
lots 5ox10o' adjoining, or viii
sell. Address Box P, The Citi-
zen. aug23-s
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-,34 Ford va, Cheap.
Good condition, new tires.
Apply Mrs. Thornberg, Mastic
Tourist Camp. sept30-3tx
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HoTELs

BRING YOUR VISITING friends
in need Of a good nights rest to
OVERSEAS HOTEL. Clean
rooms, innerspring mattresses.
Under new management GIT
Fleming st. augl8-tf
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ron RENT

WILL LEASE ideal Tea-Room
Location. Corner facing post
office. Write Box %, Key
West. sept3-sat-s
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Miss Mary Lindsay arrived
yesterday fronSs Lowell, Massa-
chusetts, and Rill visit with her
brother, Robert, at his residence
on William street.
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ANSWERS TO TEN
TEST QUESTIONS

Below are the answers 70 test
questions printed on Page 2
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PERSONAL MENTION

Sidney Thompson, who will
operate fishing camp at Mate
cumbe this season, was in the
city yesterday and left on .he
early bus today with a battery
for his car, which had become
disabled on the road because of
a useless battery.
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RooMs

THE MUNRO, 1913 N. E. 4th St,
Miami, Fla. Enjoy living, hot
water, pleasant surroundings.
sept22-1mo
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Buy on the Budget plan at PAD
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CLASSIFIED
COLU mn
WANTED

WANTED TO RENE by man and
wife, small furnished cottage,
bathc and garagesa Near fish
ingoilQ Quote rates. Address p,
CO TheOCitizeni2
1aqap2 s'b4osept23-24-30 ;oct1
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See Paul abOu. new Bulge. Plan
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FOR SALE lots each 50xi0V.
Run from Washington 70 Won
PhEster street. Reasonable. APP
ply Rear i7i7 PetrOnIa street
ang9 IFS
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Easy to pay on Paufs Budget Plan
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Three bundles for &c. The Citi-
zen Office. q may19-tf
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TYPEwRITING PAPER - 500
sheets, Toe. The Artman Press.
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CORNER LOT. s0xl00 feet. Cor
ner 5th and Staple Avenue
Apply Box D. The Citizen
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Concert Key Hospitality Band p M Art Center Park
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FOR SALE-LCt on Stock Is
land. waterfront. Also. lot cor
ner 5sh and Patterson Avenues
near Boulevard. Apply Box
&c, The Citizen. sug3i-s
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2-sToRY BUNGALOW. 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths, double lot. 1905
Flagler Ave. sugi2-u
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-15
Weddings
Ladies' Aid Has
 Benefit Party

The home of Mrs. Joseph MuI- 'sern was the scene of a benefit card
 party given recently for the LadieS Aid society of the Mill Plain Union church. The affair was in charge of Mrs. Alvin Anderson and Mrs. Sidney Cook assisted by Mrs. MuI- kern and Miss Marion Sedgwick.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Mary Thompson, Mrs. c. B. Brown, Mrs, Miles Deane, Mrs. Elton Alexander, Mrs. John Goodrich, Mrs. Truman Buell., Mrs. George Woodard, Mrs. William DeGroot, Mrs. Robert Clark, Mrs. A. E. Sault, Mrs Wil- liam Hodgkinson, Mrs A. c. Gross, Mrs. George Mitchell.
 Mrs. William Jones, Mrs. Charles Westberg, Mrs. Arthur Pierpont, Mrs. Morton Pierpont, Mrs. Wil- liam Woods, Mrs. Frederick Webb, Mrs. Marcel Young. Mrs. Joseph Wood, Mrs. Joseph Hampson, Mrs. David Burr, Mrs. Walter Bolt, Mrs. George Aitchison, Mrs. Lewis Bartlett, Mrs. Ernest Christof- ferson, Mrs. Ralph Harris, Mrs. Frank Sedgewick, Mrs. Sidney Rud- der, Mrs. Sidney Cook, Mrs. Car- teton Chapin, Mrs. Arnold Polan- cer, Mrs. Albin Anderson, Miss Dorothy Mulkern and Miss MarioA Sedgwick.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-15
Camp Trinita Is
 Open For Season

Camp Trinita, Catholic camp for girls, situated on Town Hill Road, New Hartford, is now open for the summer season. It is con- ducted by the Sisters of the Mis- sionary Servants of the Most Blessed Trinity, the staff consisting of Sister Director, a sister nurse and trained recreational leaders. Since starting a few years ago the camp has gradually added to its equipment. There are now, in addi- tion to the main house. St. Joseph's hall, which is a recreational center, St. Camillus cottage and an in- firmary. Also located on the grounds Is "Our Lady's Pool" which offers splendid swimming.
 The program at Camp Trinita offers all the activities and social advantages of any standard summer camp, including outdoor sports, hikes, camp suppers, nature study, handicraft and evening camp fires. There are also all the spiritual ad- vantages provided by a Catholic organization, daily mass, morning and evening prayers. Medical at- tention is also provided for camp members. Camp Trinita will accept on application girls from 10 to 16 years of age.
 Camp Trinita may be reached by railroad to Torrington or Hartford. There is bus service from New York to Torington and from Hartford to New Hartford or Nepaug. From any these points the Camp car will meet campers on notification of time of arrival. A new state road now passes the camp property. Those interested in a stay at Camp Trinita may secure further inform ation by applying to Sister Mary James, M. s. B. T., Camp Trinita, Town Hill Road, New Hartford, Conn.