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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30

Crosby. and Beer Barrel D.,
coupled with "well An p,,s a9l'l'
the Andrews sisters ia r n. /, y
sales parade Fine ana NJ. Sl
coupled with strange vr ."s.'''
Billie Holiday on conno,o..s y
Summertime BY sldrsy ~. y
on Blue Note were anon, h, s'' Z.
lers by these two smaile, s 10y y
les. eonIss
OF the records made
artists Hold Tight AID .y.
Feet's Too Big. Both 81 "a, n 1os
Ter. and "Gin Mil spec .l- ~ ~ ~
kline Hawkins. and o. So N y
we're sellers by RcA. FIR ~, .''' Z
Ink Spots had III p,dst = ~ y
and My Prayer -load,-v 1af
along With "Ycu Tar y. va y
Dream By the MIS- B-o,b, ~
addition 70 the ca'lowav IN, "a
nmbia reported Tan, vb., y.
Do by Jimmie Lance.or5 !, !, :.
cation and III ] could Re- ~
You ny Count Base IN vo,,,,..
tops for safes among oss, '' F.
Negro artists
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
Urban League Centers Nursery
Gives Pretty Tom Thumb Wedding

a very gret'y Tom Thumb we'd
aa- MS presented by TIE JACK and
la. AliseIy sr6eei %; the Chestnut
Ertao Ieagl~ center Wednesday
~ emhe -pai . n az tne New
Hrne Bs9.st ta-Fcn. -enl orie~ns.
TIE hl JAI4aeiiae Eta S'srks.
le uh srd a-fyrs waite
a" ID on the N o, her
.srAt jghu ~tarks Jr. hoas9i
rer Penn was groom William
~teA III aes' nar aaa Ernes-
p-oa msd g; honor
loiotay Dav. k-..leen Dor
nsa Edna Mae Dudley. Cora Bell
iiarwcn no'ose RAN hiil Loretta
Sun MOS sas 5 and Jane nm Penn
Nr te- needs wore lovel, are s.cs
90 paste, sasdes ani heal. W.caths
q i9s IN, eoiered roses
N.,Hra Ray Jesse Fa.in. Isaac
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
Jean Coston To Be
Presented In Piano
Recital At Spelman

ATLANTA, Ca
Jean Coston, brilliant young plan
Isl OF Indianapolis, Indiana, who has
been heard IN many Of the larger
cities throughout the country. will
be presented in recital at Spelman
College on Friday evening January
;. 1870. Miss Coston joined the fac
u'ty OF Spelman College IN septem
her she Is a former member Of the
music faculty at Howard University.
After graduating fro mthe Con-
seryatory OF Music OF Oberlin Coll
legc in 1886. where she was chosen
by the faculty In her senior year 10
appear in recital assisted by the
Conservatory Symphony Orchestra.
Miss Coston Continued her musical
education at the Juillard School Of
Music in New York city. where she
was n student under Carl Fredberg.
Miss Coston Is an experienced con-
ceri pianist. ON several occasions
she has PLAYED before the National
Association OF Negro Musicians In
New York. she has played al Col
umbia University and international
House indianapolis has heard her
IN two recitals. and she has appear
ed in q series ~ ioint-fecitals. the
itinerary including eight state Col
leges Ia North Carolina. Virginia
State College. and Hampton lnsti-
tuie.
Miss coston Is being presented at
spclmsn by the Atlanta Warehouse
spcIman chorgs-of which Kempcr
Harreid Is director.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30

Or.n Willie KriSh' Theodore Brs-
au; cephas Sirpln and George
pcnn We're a-hers
isf.f flower Sifis were Dorothy
lean Ailen Msry Lee Mas weather,
paffl.lA Flame Johnson Barbara
Jean smith blanche Jones Hazel
Raw Helen LAYTON. and Audrey
Fos
The coio-.-l s.s.r was erected
BY Nursery school Instructors Fred
esitea Bagner Mugiel trowdcr.
(.he-ry lewis. Nysa ST ..iens Noh-
cite spence ami Helen Williams
Tile Rahy contest spon 0red biz
the center AMI incldiing num-
u,r ~ members o. the Nursfry
scaoo. Was postponed until janrary
- Mrs Lois c Weldon director 81
the Ch smut Center. recently an
noun ri
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
PIANIST

Bruce Wendell. brilliant inter.
national concert pianist. WI.
viii make an extensive tour Al
ihe country thi, winter. NJ
Wendell has appeared IN man,
of The great capitals OF IA,
world. He was horn in IA,
caribbean Isles and was edueat.
ed nj OXFORD University. He hsd
the distinction oi being n.
hr,t c"lored artist 10 appear
under the sponsorship Of IN
National Broadcasiing Compau
Artists Service when he mad,
his Town Hall debut. Durlns
the past summer he also Al.
pearcd with the Boston sym.
phony Orchestra,
ttal,in'> >er,ic,l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
M. Jackson Stars
In Dayton Revue

DAYTON o-fCf--R H,ed a. !
sensational act "Hotri'ly jsrar
and sophisticated lovely Msdslln'
Jackson j. currently staring 10 !
classy new show. the biggest e'tr'
in towr az the Matfa'r Theatre. ~
all 1910. reireshinsl, cast viii
number OF OUTSTANDING iavoriiss
namely Blanche Thoufson. D1sr
Fletcher. SAMMY Gariuer IL
Three Blue Jackets. lizzie Rinzso1
Arthur Gaines AMI hesi % olaefs
Miss Jackson, selt-posei : spirf'
IN her dance. As Sahi' ne exoik
she IL effective 20 the eye.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
My Neighbor
Says:=

Sprinkle a cake win cornsiFea
before icing 10 prevent eng Fua'
mig OF.
Buttonholcs in sweaters should y
sewn Up before sweater IS ~asnea.
Treated in this way bu''orho!ss w
not stretch.
When two glasses become nsds'a
together. place cold water ID ~
upper one ard SCI leaer one %
warm water. They VII iaen sep'
rate with little effort
Associated Newsrarers -"Nu S''''"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
Screen Comic In
MIC TeIevision
Broadcast

NEW lORk-fA s Pr Harlem
movie companies were Ia me fore
mont Of The news this past week
when the sepis AIT Pictures Com
pany beanie The first Negro flicker
company 10 have ~ pictures broad
east va teievisiun Oyrr Niit trirvi-
sion station bore.
Tho fcatureitc, Dress Rehcar-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30

SAL starring Eddie Greer. screen
comic and official Of SAPc. has
bren shown In several iorai color
cd feaiufcito vas chosen for the
tclecasL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
Kanpus Notes
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b. GLO>TTE y. CIEEFNT
". Virginia state COLLEGE

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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-12
SUBMARINE
LIFE rs SCREEN THRILL

A glorious story, an inspired cast,
brilliant direction-in fact, everything
it takes to make picture superbly
entertaining you will find in abundant
measure in Submarine Patrol,' the
dramatic new 10th Century-Fox pic
ture which shows Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday at the Roosevelt Theatre in
Grand Coulee starring Richard Greene,
Nancy Kelly, Preston Foster, George
Bancroft, Slim Summerville and 9TH
CTS.
Ablaze with action and spectacle,
the picture reveals for the first time
the almost incredibly heroic exploits
Of America wartime fleet of "splin-
ter oat''-those tiny, oft-ridiculed
craft which conveyed troops and mus.-
itions across U-boat infested ocean
and wrote what is perhaps the most
thrilling chapter in the whole history
of naval warfare.
But with all it's spectacular scenes
Of the "splinter fleet" in action (and
they are as fine as any naval scenes
ever filmed) Submarine Patrol'' is
essentially great romantic love story
The war itself is background, touch
ed off by dynamite, against which two
ardent young hearts seek to share a
lifetime of love in the few days, per-
haps hours, that the war will allow
them together.
Hilarious adventures Of gang Of
East Side alley kids as invited guests
at fashionable Long Island estate
will be revealed when Universal's gay
farce, Little Tough Guys Gin So
ciety," starts its run Friday and Sat-
urday with Mischa Acer, Mary Boland,
| Edward Everett Horton and Helen
Parrish.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-12

Dr.. II. L. Smith transacted business
in Seattle over the week end.
Elmer Jess spent Monday in Spo.
kane
FOR SALE-Electric Refrigerator.
6 #. capacity. Charles Womack. adv
The Royal Neighbors will hold a
public card party in the Weller hall
Wednesday, January Is.
Joe Dodd, who suffered a paralytic
stroke last week, is slightly improved.
Mrs. Esther Brimble motored to
Soap Lake, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Gilden are Wis
ting friends and relatives in town
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evert Mathis and Mr..
and Mrs. Allan Dudley motored to the
dam Sunday.
Jerry Carpenter and s. P. Winters
of Wilbur visited friends in town
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo LAWN motored
10 the dam Sunday.
FIRST MORTGAGE-$1500 for 8
years, at SO interest. Ample security
guaranteed title. Write or inquire K-2
Dispatch. adv
Emma, Jack, and Andy Lift of
Hartline, Evelyn Patterson and Els
ther Ewell were dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Scheib-
ner Sunday.
Lee Williams of Delrio was in town
Wednesday to receive medical treat
ment for an injury he received whom
occurred when Mr.. Williams fell while
hauling wood.
Word was received from Mansfield
Oregon, of the arrival of a seven
pound baby boy born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Adams.
Mrs. Nielsen Swank returned home
from a weeks vacation at Spokane.
J. w. Willis of Maritime visited
relatives in town Tuesday.
Mrs. A. l.. Corbaley of Puyallup
is visiting relatives in town this week
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Evans, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Larsen and daughters
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hanan and Frances
and Mrs. A. L. Corbaley of PuyalluE
were dinner guests at the Dick Pier
point home Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. W. Joplin and children are
visiting relatives in Creston this week
+ Mrs. A. Pollin is in Spokane hos
pital to undergo medical treatment.
Jim Jess made business trip tt
the dam yesterday.
Jack Gilden was a business visitor
in Spokane the first of the week,
The Coulee City Women g club was
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-12

entertained by Mrs. Roy Dierkes at
her home Tuesday night.
The interior of the office Of JIM
Chevrolet lis being redecorated this
week, by Bert Brockway.
Anna Lift of Hartline is working
at the Gem Cafe.
Mack Lawter has been employed
at the tunnel work north of town.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-12
over the week end

w cudICHec OVtr Tue Week cuu
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jorgensen of
st. Andrews visited in town Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Willis are Wis.,
iting relatives in town this week.
Mrs. Willis Schumacher and child
rem and Mrs. L. E. LETTERS were din
ner guests at the L. F. Rhodes ST.,
home Tuesday.
ALFALFA HAY, baled. Nile Valley
Ranch, Wilson Greek, Wash. adv At
Mrs. w. A. Pollin is in the Deacon
ess hospital at Spokane undergoing
gaul stone operation.
Dave Lewis shopped in town Tues
day.
Junior Underwood and Jack Tar
ter of Hartline were dinner guests at
the Ida Darby home Sunday.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-12
my Skin Was Full of Pimples
and Blemishes from Constipation

says Verna Schlepp: "Since using Ad-
lerika the pimples are gone. My skin
is smooth and CLOVIS with health. F." Ad-
lerika washes BOTH bowels, and re-
lieves constipation that so often ag-
gravates a bad complexion. At ALI
Leading Druggists.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-12
MM NIX
ACTIVITIES

Mrs. John Browne and daughter.
Mary Francis, returned Sunday from a
two-week's visit in Oregon.
Emma Lift of Hartline is visiting
friends and relatives in town this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Jones returned
home after a weeks visit at Almira.
Mrs. c. J. Eggleton, Mrs Ed Tuck
er and F E. Willis spent Sunday and
Monday at the w. C. Willis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Timm and
family shopped in town Tuesday.
Mary Rhodes visited friends at
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-12
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Security State Bank

OF couee City, Grant County Washington
SYSTEM at the close business 1888 published
ance with call made by the Supervisor of Banking
Federal Reserve bank this provisions
eral Reserve
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
Para ell D5a de las MGdres

Con S4.45, 81 hace la cOmpra
.levando un cup5n de ia GAGE
ta", podra adquirir hoy y mana
ma en- la Tampa Electric, y tam
bi6n en- los primeros dias de la
semana pr6xima, TN ventilador
el6ctrico, una plancha electrical
Y una lampara. Cada uno de los
articulo3 tiene un valor casi
lgaal 9 70 ne lie costara comprar
los tres, por cuanto no Sc venden
por separado.
La plancha, el vent.lador Y la
lampara tienen un prec.o espe-
cial, extraordinariamente baJo
en- ARTICLES de calidad, de S4.95
FL cup6n de ia Gaceta", que de
be entregar, lie rebajara ell pre-
clio a S4.45.
Al ccntado solo pagara IS ca
tavos y despu6s 50 centayos a Ia
emana hasta completar e. tota'.
2. ventilador es muy ~necesario
para Ell verano, tener una s,gJn-
da plancha es de positiva conva-
aiencia Y la lampara siempre tie
ne un buen lugar disponible en-
la sala.
No pierad esta oport.nidad
con Ell cup6n ie LA Gaceta', As
centavos al contado y so centa-
vos a la semana.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
~EMBARCARA Ell NUEVO EN-
BAJDOR DE ESPANA

Washington, mayo IL. - Ell
dia II embarcara en- ell vapor
Washington, con rumbo al
Havre, Francia, de donde Sc tras
ladara a Espana, ell nuevo emba-
jador de los Estaios Unidos an
te eI regimen de Franco, Alexan
der W. Weddell. Weddell presen
tara sus credenciales despues
de que ell Gobierno Sc establezca
en- Madrid.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

Ell domingo Sc casaran a Vi
tuosa senorita Ofelia Perez Y g
estimadC caballero Jorge Baron
Tendra lugar Ell acto en- la re
sidencia de los esposos Carload
y Mariana Perez, padres de Il
prometida, zoos de la Doce ave
nida. Actuara ell notario Candi-
do Perez Y firmaran e. acta los
esposo3 Rail Perez, hermano y
cunada de la contrayente.
lie anticipamos nuestra feli-i-
taci6n mas cordial.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
LOS JApoNEsEs NO ESTi.
MAN POSSIBLE UN ACER-
CAMIENTO ENTIRE Ell so
WET Y HITLER

Toxic. mayo 12.-El period
co "Hcchi' Sc refiere a los ru-
mores de un aoercamiento entire
Ell Soviet Y Hitler Y dice que e.
canciller aleman siente profun-
da antipatia moral hacia ell CO.
munismo, y que un entendimien-
to no eS possible. AL mismo ITEM
pc lie acredita a Hitler "metodos
linam!cos gu consiste en- des-
e'timar no solo las promeSas de
81 propios prOclamados princi-
pios, sine la confianza en- Ia es-
tabilidad m.sma de su politica. :
"Esos informeS de acerca-
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
La obra de la Retaguardia de Tampa

Ci0nc0
FL Comite Popular Democrat
co lecibi6 aver un telegrama en-
el cual lie anuncia su arribo a IS.
ia ciudad, manana Sabado, Ell Gu.
to periodista antifascista Alber,
to ICianca.
Esta sehalada la llegada para
das IL 80 P. M. en- la eStaci6n de
la Union.
Dcs conferencias dara en- esta
ciudad ell distinguido visitante,
una ell venidero lunes, Ell ell Cen
tro Obrero, y la segunda Ell pro
ximo microbes, en- la Unione
Italiana.
Esforzado luchador contra e.
fascismo italiano y Ell fascismo
International, Cianca denunciG
ell asesinato de Mateotti y seha-
10 a Benito Mussolini como el an
tor del crimen.
BESIDE ell asesinato por los fas.
cistas italianoS del ilustre V va.
liente dipy tado socialista, la vi.
da de Cianca Sc ha dedicado POI
complete a combatir los proceed.
mientos Y las salvajadas totali-
tarias.
Els su pr.mera vista a los Es.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

ados Unidos y procede ie Ia ca
pital francesa donde sustituy6 a
aloos Roselli ejemplo de ang
ascistas, en- la direction del pc
.i6dico "Justicia."
La Retaguardia lie eSpera con
ansieiad por cuanto conoce su
grandes meritoS y los sacrifices
'2alizados en- pro de la causa del
genera humane.
Acrdira a recibirle a la eSta-
lion de la Union ell Comite espe-
ial nombrado, en- compania de
odos los companeros que 10 de-
seen.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

COmite FemeRiRo
La Directiva del Comite Fe-
nenino Sc reuni6 anoche, en- el
4 entro Obrero.
Algunos acuerdos importan.
les Sc tomaron, todos tendientss
; intensificar la ayuda que Sc
iele dando a los rafugiados.
Sc esperan algunas cartas d.
'rancia enc uanto q las colonias
9 ninos.
Las companeraS tcmaran par.
te en- ell recibimianto al en6rgi-
20 per.odista Cianca, q 6 arri-
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

miento rrsoNgermano son faisoS
tienden a quebrantar 81 eje
A~nt4comitern".
Los jefes del ejercito y la ma
lina conferenciaron aver de nu
70.
FL anuneio de la doble alianza
.talc-alemana indica que Ell ia
p6n no quiso aceptar una triple
alianza, la que acknowledgements
lie fue propueSta.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
CONNOCADA LA LEGISLA-
1URA DE PUERTO RICO

San Juan, P. X mayo 12.-E.
2obe. nador W.nShip ha uamado
"a legislature a session especial +:
ono de los mas importantes pro
blemas a di.yutir cs la reconsi,
ierayi6n de la m,ljda permitiea
do a Prerto Rico obtener ST.
945, 900 de los fondos federales
para c~omplacer ell hidro proyec-
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
LA AVIACION NAVAL IA
PONESA CONTINUAL BOM-
BARDEANDO

Shanghai, mayo 12.-La a.
viacia de la marina japonesa
continua bombardeando las ciu
d.ajes ohinas. En- los ditimos
dias fueron atacadas las costas
az Foochow v Annoy, en- Ia costa,
Y enal interior Nanyang, Sian
gyang, Sian e Ichang.
Los d.plomaticos y sjnsules
extranjeros rechazsn como in
admisib.es las excusas niponas
sobre los bombardeos de los con
Sulsdos inglSS y slsm&a -
Chgag6Ong,
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
"DeshOnrddG"

"DeShOnrGdG"
El valioso conjunto que act1a
en- Ell teatro del Cfrculo Cubano
estrenara hoy "Deshonrada Q
Infeliz Tabaquera", Una obra de
toques dramaticas original de
Antonio Ramos.
Los principales papeles han 81
do confiados, despues de frecuen
ties ensayOs, a Adelita Martinez,
Pillar Munoz, Pillar Ramirez, Ju-
lita Munoz, Carmelina Bermd-
DEE, Gloria Francia, Otero, Del
fino, Arboleya, Carlos Pous, E.
duardo Mrnoz Y Arturo Pous.
Ell argumento de la obra Sc re-
laciona con la vida de los obre-
ros de las fabricas de puros, en-
Cuba.
Complete Ell programa un no.
visimo acto de variedades, con
estreno de algunos nGmeroS.
Manana sabado Sc verificaran
dos funciones, una a las $3.50 Y
la segunda a las IL 80. En- la
primera tanda de manana Sc re-
presentara "El Loco y en- la Sc
gunda "Gallego tie hace falta u
ma mujer."
la Canci6n del Mendigo,"
obra magistral de Arquimedes
Pous, Sc estrenara Ell domingo.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
NOTAS SOCIALES

La Fiesta
Culmino en- un gran eXito So
cial la fiesta que las Damas de
Protection Y Auxilio del Centre
Espanol c%elebraron aver en- le
sala de la cerveceria la Tropi-
cal"
Una noche de algeria, en- Ia
cual sc miro hacia ell porvenir y
Sc hicieron los preparativoS de
futuras fiestas.
Mucho nos place felicitar a las
distinguidaS amigos pOr la labo
altruiSta que realizan y por el
triunfo alcanzado anoche.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
ABSUELTO Ell PADRE
QUE FATO A SU HIJO

New FORK, mayo 12.-El IT,
RADIO que eScuch6 las eviienciaS
en- la causa contra Luis Green
matador de su hijo de l6
ahos,. un anormal, dict6 aver ve-
redicto absolutorio. Mas de cua-
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

yeeto tue raeitn,smsn,e Snmca-
daao de tal nlaAsGa \, Ct 6eeIeta-
rio del interior Ickes manifesto
que Sc lie habia inutilizado. Tam
bien desea ell gobernador una re-
baja de 1919 en- ell presupuesto.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
tro horas esbuvo delibefandt 81

Wv A@A NA 1RsANN 0NAANN" AAA&h -
ratio.
Duranta ei juicio Ell DR.. /,
Newton Kugefmass, una autori.
dad en- ninos defectuoSos, mani
fest6 que lie habia el recomen-
dado a Greenfield tuviera cu.dl
do con ell muchacho porque era
un elidente peligro para la ma
Dire.
Padecia Ell mucha,ho de una
condici6n de gradual degenerl-
ci6n mental pero ssta5a fiSica-
mente bien oeSarl u!lado. No t..
MIA control sobre sus intlntos '
por 10 tanto era un constau!o pc
ligro para su madre,
La S.a. Greenfield, la madre
declare tambien en- ell case Y re-
lat6 su augusta desde la infan-
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

FL Valencia Floral Garden tie
ne preparado un gran surtidO
de claveles, rosas y gladio,as pa
ra complacer todos los gustos,
con motive del Ola de las Ma
dreS. Arreglos especiales Sc han
heoho para oomplscer a todos y
SsFvir los psdidoS q les horss
wAFAdls,
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
Ella dol Miro haSts Hessf q les IL


L. Dra. h~suanSky, sspeeia.
!Sta de la Junta de Education,
cue a Jerome Sc lie habia prohi.
lido asiStir a las escuelas publ
cas- por su no-adaptaci6n social
( Intellectual.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

Ell Restaurant Columbia ofrc.
ce una comida especial para Fl
domingo, con motive del Dia de
.laq Madres.
0portunidad para sacar a "a
mama del os quehaceres dom6s-
ticos Y llevarla a conner en- nm
ambienta de sencillez, gracia y
distinction.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
Dtd de las MGdreS

Con motive del Dia de las Ma
dres, la Sra. Amelia Landeira,
propietaria del Modernistio
Beauty Shop, situado en- Ia esqui
ma de Ross Y Floriia, ha hecho
algunos arreglos para comp'a
Ger a todas las damas y dami-
tas. Una reduction Sc hara a las
hijas que deseen obseqriar a sus
madres con un p%ermanente esp
cial.
Amos de experienced y un pie
no conocimiento de 10 que gasta
a la mujer.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

PrlciCS appointments bajCs sc
han puesto para la OCCASION.
B0dGS w
Sc efectuara manana la boda
'e "a Distinguish senorita Mary
Fernandez con Ell correcto joyen
No.h Thompson.
La ceremonial civil esta a car.
go del Reputable n~otario Candida
Perez y Sc verificara en- Ell &oni-
clio de los padres de la gentil nc
via, esposos Socorro Y Juan Fer
nandez. Promote ser un verdade
70 acontecimiento social.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-26
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TOday'S BIRTHDAYS

Judge Calvert Magruder of the
First u. S. Circuit Court of APP
peals, born at Annapolis, Md, DC
years ago.
Gov. Lawrence w. Cramer of
the Virgin Islands, born in New
Orleans, AZ years ago.
Maj. Gen. William H. Wilson,
U.S.A., born at Mount Vernon,
N. Y, 81 years ago.
DR.. Isaiah Bowman, president
of the Johns Hopkins University,
born at Waterloo, Canada, 81
years ago.
Paul Bellamy of Cleveland,
noted newspaper editor, born at
Chicopee Falls, Mass, SIS years
ago.
Henry I. Hartman of Boston,
ex-president of the u. S. Cham
Der of Commerce, born in Brook
lyn, N. Y, 81 years ago.
Marion Telva, contralto, born
in st. Louis, AZ years ago.
Edward T. Allen of Otis, Greg,
noted Western forester, born at
New Haven, Conn, "a years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-26
Hutchinsors To Give
Concert Thursday

ALI lovers of good music are
invited to attend a concert of
organ, piano and vocal numbers
to be given at First Methodist
(Stone) Church, Thursday, De-
cember %, at 8 pI m.
Miss Novelle Hutchinson will
give several organ and piano
numbers and accompany her
brother, Joseph, who will sing a
variety of selections.
Miss Hutchinson is we'll
trained musician, having her
ABB. from Florida Southern Col
lege, with major in music. Her
Bachelor of Music Degree was
given by Wesleyan Conservatory
of Music, Macon, Ga, and she has
studied two summers in Juilliard
School of Music in New York.
For two years she was official
organist at Scarritt College, Nash
vile, Tenn, and she has had
some years of experience teach
ing and serving as organist for
various denominations.
Joseph Hutchinson is an Off
cial member of the Emory Uni
versity Glee Club, and has been
in attendance with the club on
various trips throughout the ma
ton. He is studying voice with
Miss Margaret Hect, foremost At
lanta voice teacher. Those who
heard him sing here in the early
summer will be glad of the op-
portunity of hearing him again.
These musicians are the chill
dren of Rev. and Mrs. &C. w.
Hutchinson, of First Methodist
Church.