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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06

These two willing scrappers
battled on even terms in the first
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-14
TICKET-SELLINC
CONTEST LOOMS
BEING HELD IN CONNECTION
WITH FORTHCOMING MIN
STREL SHOW

Ticket selling contest in con-
nection with the forthcoming pro-
duction, Holm Rhythm" is be-
ing conducted by Key West Lions
Club, according to Charles Rob-
erts, chairman of this committee.
Contestants are busily engaged
in an effort to win the brand new
bicycle on display at J. r. Showers
Company or $25 in cash offered as
prize.
The contest is still open, how
ever, and it is not too late to
qualify inasmuch as the winner
will not necessarily be the one
selling the largest number of
tickets. Unlike other contests of
this nature, everyone regardless
of the number of tickets sold has
chance to win the prize. How
ever, it must be pointed out that
the one who sells the largest num-
Der has more chances to win than
those selling less. Anyone in
terested can get details from any
member of the ticket committee.
Leo Spaeth. director of the pro-
duction who incidentally is a vet
eran show man, expresses great
satisfaction in the progress made
at rehearsals. Special costumes
and scenery made especially for
the show will arrive within a few
days Headline talent is being
used and a performance such as
has not been witnessed in years in
Key West is promised those who
attend.
Rehearsals will get under way
promptly at 7:15 tonight in the
Lions Den and all members of the
cast are urged to be on time in or
der that they might leave reason
ably early.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-14
EXTRAORDINARY
DAY FOR ANGLERS
AT CASA MARINA

Fishermen from the Casa Ma
rina yesterday had a real field
day, and once again proved the as
sertion that fishing is truly
fabulous at Key West. One party,
comprising DR.. and Mrs. L. W.
Metz of Hackensack, N. j. and Mr.,
and Mrs. Louis c. Sudler, of Chi
cago, filled not only the stern
locker with big fellows but the
side locker too. The prize amber
jack was 43 FOUNDER, brought in
by DR.. Metz, and the biggest king
fish "a pound beauty, caught by
Mrs. Metz. The thirty-one fish
they brought in included two large
amberjacks, sixteen very large
kingfish, and the remainder era
vale jack. Ten or twelve others
were caught, which were either
used as bait or thrown back.
Howard B. Stabler, of Chevy
Chase, D. c., got the thrill of his
life yesterday. For his very first
experience of deep sea fishing he
went out and brought in bag of
twenty. The prize of his catch
was a fine Round Robin, the blue
and yellow stripe along its length
still brilliant. It weighed nine
pounds. The remainder of this
bag includedsthree large grouper,
several mackerel, two amberjacks
and some bonita The largest
amberjack weighed 90 pounds.
Then MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
kraus, of New York, arrived at
the dock all flushed with success.
They were out with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Plat, of New York. Honors of
the party went to Mrs. Kraus for
a 29-pound amberjack and to Mr..
Kraus for a 28ls-pound grouper.
Three other large grouper were
in the catch, several large barra-
cuda, six fine kingfish and lone
bonita. Several other bonita were
cut up for bait.
Judge Hardy. of Huntington, L.
l., brought in his supper--a fine
2 h-pound yellowtail, which will
+ ave a place of honor on the Casa
Marina record board till a bigger
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-14
Mrs. Schutt Wins
Putting Tourney

Mrs. Peter Schutt won the first
Putting Tournament of the sea-
son on the Casa Marina practice
green yesterday, after playoff
with Mrs. Louis c. Sudler, of
Chicago. Both ladies had nine
teen in their first round, and in
the playoff Mrs. Schutt's even
par eighteen gave her the victory
over Mrs. Sudler, who shot an
other nineteen.
In the mems division, DR.. L. w.
Metz, of Hackensack, N. j., won
top honor with a one under par
seventeen, while H. P. Henschein,
of Chicago, and w. Montgomery
Jackson, of New York, tied for
second place, with eighteens.
The putters were pretty hot
yesterday and competition was
keen. There were thirty or more
contestants, among them Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Jehle, Mr. and Mrs. H.
p. Henschein, Commander Wilder
D. Baker, Sam Judd, DR.. John E.
Brown, Commander and Mrs.
Dick, Mrs. E. S. Martin, Miss An
nette Bose, Miss Jane Kivas, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Schutt, Mrs. Kirk
Williams, Laurence Williams, DR..
and Mrs. Metz, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
c. Sudler, Miss Katherine Ord
way, w. j. Hughes and w. Mont
gomery Jackson.
The next Putting Tournament
will be held at the Casa Marina
next Sunday afternoon.
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Champagne Hour
Grand Success

The Champagne Hour held in
the patio of the Casa Marina Sat
urday evening proved tremend-
Gus success, and provided a con-
siderable amount of amusement
for participants and spectators
alike. The selection of the prize
winners was no easy task, so
great was the applause for all
contestants, but eventually the
prize of quart of champagne
was awarded to Commander Will
der d. Baker, of Washington, d.
C., paired with Mrs Louis c.
Sudler, of Chicago, for their
Viennese Waltz. Second prize of
a course of Arthur Murray les
sons went to Dr. Michael Lake,
of New York, and Miss Jane Pea
body, of Detroit. Arthur Murray
instructors Jack Coles and Louise
frey were congratulated on their
able handling of the hour, and
Dave Carson and his orchestra
for their excellent music.
There were many parties there.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Stuart, of
Newark, N. Y, were hosts to
Commander and Mrs. Baker, Ma
jor and Mrs. r. C. Snidow and
DIR. and Mrs. l.. w. Metz. J. Coop
re Graham, Jr., and w. Mont
gomery Jackson, of New York,
entertained at cocktails for Mr..
and Mrs. Louis c. Sudler, DR.. and
Mrs. w. Bowdoin Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Metz, Mrs. Kirk Williams,
Laurence Williams and Miss Jane
Peabody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus w. Clark,
of Detroit, were hosts at dinner
to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward v. Caulk-
ms and Phil Emerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Carleton, DR..
and Mrs. Julio de Poo, Miss Joan
Thompson and Ignacio Carbonell
were also among those present.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-14
CUBAN LODGES
NAME OFFICERS
SELECTED AT RECENT MEET
ING TO SERVE FOR EN-
SUING SIX MONTHS

Saco Canasco Lodge No. 2, Or
der Caballeros de Marti, Inc, and
the ladies auxiliary of the order
Amor y Fimerza, Lodge No. l,
Sacerdotisas del Hogan, held a
meeting recently during which
time the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing
six months:
Saco Carasco Lodge
Luminar, Alfredo Lucignani.
ST..
Vice Luminar, Julio Perez.
Patriarca, Jose c. Fernandez.
Tesurero, J. M. Fernandez.
Sec. de Finanza, Ignacio Me-
dina.
Sec. de ActaS, Pope" Fernan-
DEE.
EXpertO, RICARDO Roche!
M. de Ceremonies. A. Martinez.
G. Interior, ]. c. Armayor.
G. Exterior, A. Armayor.
p Estandarte, Pablo Calleja.
Pasado Luminar, Julio Perez.
Ladies Auxiliary
Luminaria, Haydee Martinez.
Vice Luminaria, Ofelia John
son.
Patricia, Raqua Sanchez.
Tesorera, Maria Gutsens.
Sec. de Finanza, Dulce M.
Perez.
Sec. de Actas Dolores Vidal.
Vice Sec. de Actas, Mercedes
Calleja.
M. de Ceremonies, Concha Vaz-
4uez.
Experta, Adeiina La Fe.
G. Interior, Amanda Aguilar.
G.. Exterior, Concha Fiallo.
P. Estandarto, Graciela Cal
Ella.
Pasada Luminaria, Josephine
Johnson.
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MANY NAMES FOR
VICE-PRESIDENT.

Continued from Page One)
George A. Hobart, McKinley's
first-term v. P, who died in Of
flee; but President Harding was
the first executive to use the
phrase officially. He announced
before his Inauguration that he
intended ito create the office of
Assistant president" and bring
Mr.. Coolidge into the cabinet.
Since then Vice Presidents Cur
tbs, Dawes and Garner have sat
in the cabinet often enough to
keep the precedent alive and
make their post something more
than that of mere chair-warmer
on the Senate dais.
You Can Eat AT Home
AS a matter of fact, Mr.. v. P,
you can see that the duties and
obligations of your new job have
changed a lot in recent years.
Right up until Coolidge held it,
it was by fixed tradition the post
of the governments official din
circuit.
Mr.. Coolidge didn't take much
to dining out and tried to abolish
the tradition. Since he wasn't ex-
actly a lion in the dining salons,
he got enough cooperation from
Washington hostesses to crack
the custom, and Garner, some
times referred to as "the Cactus
Coolidge. was able to shatter it
completely. You can probably get
by without even dining out on
the maids night out.
Although your job officially is
pretty much one of waiting
around in case something hap
pens to the President and of pre-
siding over Senate over which
you have no real authority, you
really can make a whole lot of it
if you want to.
When you are inaugurated, an
hour or so before the President.
you can even make your inaugu-
raj speech a biting harangue to
the Senate if YOU want 10.
Hell n Maria" Dawes did
Just that and although it almost
knocked some of the senators
right out of their seats, they took
it and Charley" Dawes got a lot
more space in the history books
than usually is accorded vice
presidents.
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:: SOCIETY ::
Paintings Of Key West
Flowers To Be Featured

flowers preceding the opening
date. The Pensacola Journal of
Jan. 5, 1941 carried the following
news item which will convey in a
small way the publicity for Key
West in this forthcoming ex-
hibit:
adam Empie, director of the
Pensacola Art Center is very
proud of the record established
during the past year at the Art
Center. A brief glace at the rec
ords will show that during 1910
approximately 5000 activities
were conducted with an attend
ance of over $4,000 persons. EX-
cuse us, but sixty thousand Pen
sacolians can't be wrong"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-14
RENOWNED DANCERS
ARRIVE IN KEY WEST

Marcos and Odette. the re-
nowned performers who danced
lneir way into the ''AIou,in
Rouge of Paris then did their
sensational dance at the Cotton
Club in Barcelona. in London at
he "Londn Coliseum" and the
Palais d Etc" OF Brussels are in
Key West and Mr. Bnlineslev Of
the White Heron" has announced
their opening at his club tomor-
row. Jan. 18th.
These dancers have been No.
claimed by many columnists as
Europe's leading dance team and
the versatility ot Marcos, and Cd.
dette's exotic beauty of face and
figure make them what they are
one of the best dance teams of the
WoEtd. aasr
Their last engagements were in
New York at the Brazilian Paw.
lion at the Worlds Fair. the La
Conga, Havana-Madrid and Leon
and Eddie's.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-14
PARKING RULES AND
REGULATIONS

You are hereby advised that ac-
cording to Traffic Ordinance l am
herewith promulgating the fol-
lowing new rules and regulations:
There shall be only fifteen
minutes parking on either side of
Simonton Street from Caroline to
Eaton between 600 A. M. and 600
P NJ. daily.
There shall be no parking on the
south side of Fleming Street from
DUval to Bahama Streets.
There shall be no parking of
private vehicles on Duval Street
from Angela to Fleming Streets
where there is a space reserved
for loading and unloading of
trucks. Said trucks shall be
parked in said marked spaces only
during the time that they are
loading and unloading
There shall be no parking on the
south side of Division Street from
Slmonton to Duval Streets from
January Is TO February |.
These rules and regulations
shall be in fun force and effect
from January 10. 1871 until such
time as the same are repealed or
amended by the City Council or
by the Mayor. of the City of Key
Westt, Florida.
Any person violating these rules
and regulations shall be subject 10
the same penalties as provided in
the Traffic Ordinance.
WILLARD n. ALRURY.
lanI4-f Mayer
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A. N. Marquis
Visitor Here

A. N. Marquis, of Evanston.
III, has arrived at the Casa Ma
rina for a months vacation. The
originator and founder of Who's
Who of America" some forty-odd
years ago.
Mr. Marquis is here with his
nephew Gene b, Haywood. and
Mrs. Haywood.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-14

The Pensacola Art Center will
feature an exhibition of 20 paint
ings of Key West flowers by Marie
Cappick of this city. The open
ing will be on or about January
20, continuing through part of
February. Adam Empie, director
of the Art Center wrote that he
hopes during this display in the
three galleries to bring in the diff
ferent circles of the Garden Clubs
to gain the cooperation of as many
as possible, so as to have a large
number of peoplej to view the
paintings.
Frank Hainey, art editor of the
Pensacola Journal will publicize
the exhibit of Key Vests tropical
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-14
PIT. Council To
Meet TOMORROW

There will be a meeting of the
Monroe County Council of Par
ents and Teachers held tomorrow
afternoon, beginning at $3.50
o'clock, at the Harris School, ac-
cording to announcement made
by Mrs. Mervin L. Russell, presi-
dent of the organization.
All members are requested to
be in attendance.
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yellowtail is caught. Two other
items of yesterdays catch will be
put on the board-Mr. Stabler's
Round Robin and Mrs. Metz king
fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Than
houser, of Port Washington. L. l.,
and ME-. and Mrs. A. G. Jehle, of
Webster Groves, Mo-, didn't run
into much luck. However, they
hope to make a better showing
next time. DR.. F. N. Carrier, of
Santa Rita, New Mexico, and H.
F.. Henschein, of Chicago, went
out after sail. which proved
elusive.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-14
MISS MoNDuL TO
RETURN TO CITY

Ladies Of this city will b.
pleased to know that Miss Romesa
Mondul viii return TO Kew West
this week and be connected start
ing Monday with the CAROLYN
Beauty Salon in the Overseas
Hotel.
Miss Mondul IS an expert hair
styilSt and has 3 large following
IN Key West.
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LEFT FOR GAINESVILLE

Rev. Ted NJ Jones. pastor of the
First Baptist Church Of this city.
accompanied BY Mrs. Jones and
baby, left this morning for Gaines
vile. where they viii attend the
Florida Baptist State Conven-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-14

Junior Woman's Club members
will meet Thursday afternoon at
their clubhouse, it was announced
today.
Mrs Joseph Lopez, president of
the club, will join with Mrs. Rob
ert Thompson and Mrs. Jack De-
laney in the role of hostesses
The members will be entertained
with a card party.
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L E G "A L S
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that on the
4th day of February, A. d. 1941, an
election will be held in the County
of Monroe, State of Florida, in all OF
the voting precincts of said Monroe
County, Florida, to decide whether a
majority of the freeholders of Mon
roe County, Florida, who are quail
fled electors, are in favor of the is
Suance of proposed bonds of Monroe
County, Florida, as follows:
Propositions:
For the purpose of payment of
the purchase price or award for
real property necessary for the
acquisition, establishment and
construction of a County air.
port in Monroe County, Florida,
Monroe County shall issue Forty
Thousand Dollars (S40,000.0O) of
principal amount of negotiable,
serial. coupon bonds, in the prin-
cipal amount of One Thousand
Dollars $4,000. 00) each, matur-
ing in groups of eight (S) bonds
on the first, second, third, fourth
and fifth anniversaries of the is
suance date of said bonds. said
bonds bearing interest at the
rate of Six per cent. &c per cent?
per annum, payable semi-an-
nualIy. to be evidenced by in
bonds. said bonds being secured
by the pledge of an unlimited
ad vaIorem tax on all taxable
property in Monroe County,
Florida
For such election, electors may be
registered as prescribed by the gen.
cral laws of this State for registra-
ton of electors. and the registration
books of this County will be open in
the office of the Supervisor of Regis
tration in the Monroe County Court
House. Key West. Florida. from nine
o'clock a. NJ. to twelve NJ. and from
two o'clock r. NJ. until five o'clock
+. II. of each day, with the excep-
tion of Saturdays and Sundays, from
the date of this notice until the 30th
day of January, a u. lg4i. on which
said last mentioned date said regis
tration books viii be closed.
The polls at said election shall be
X cpt open from eight O'Clock \. NJ.
until shutdown and all freeholders of
Monroe County. Florida. who are
qualified electors. shall be entitled
10 participate in said election.
Dated at Key West, Florida. this
3Ist day OF December. A -. 1870
Board OF County Commissioners of
Monroe County. Florida.
By CARL BERvALDI.
Chairman
Attest. tsEALD
Ross c SAWYER
Clerk Circuit Court as ex officio
clerk e. the Board ~ County
commissioners Of Monroe Coun-
decsl 1870; jan3-i4-2I-2s.Isfl
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Mrs. Tony Wons Guest
At Casa Marina

Mrs. Tony Wons, of Chicago,
ILL.,, wife of Tony Wons of radio
fame, arrived at the Casa Marina
yesterday with her daughter.
They plan to remain a week or
so.
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GREAT REQUIREMENT

BOSTON, Mass.-Exports of pc
troleum products from the United
States required the production of
l94,000,000 barrels of oil in 1888
while in 1910 the export require
ments were about 128,000,0O bar
rels.
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Marriage License
Issued Today

A marriage license was issued
this morning at county court
house to Warren Houghton, 80,
and Bert West, q, both of Mara
thon.
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FOR SALE-Household furni-
ture including Gas Stove, Frigi-
daire, Studio Couch and many
other items. Apply 808l2 Duval
street. jan14-3tx
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FOR SALE-Spanish type house,
large lot, many tropical fruit
trees. Also, party boat Jewel.
Apply 808 Eaton Street.
JANIS
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HOUSE AND CABIN on lot
50x125, located on Big Pine
Key, only 200 feet from Ocean
front. Good dock, skiff and
cupboard motor for only $500
cash. Apply Sweeting's Service
Station, Simonton and Greene
streets. JANIS
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Today In History

l639-Historic The Funda-
mental Orders of Connecticut"
first written Constitution adopted
by a people, drawn up by the
freemen at newly-settled Hart
ford, Conn.
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HOTELS

BRING YOUR VISITING friends
in need of a good nights rest
to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL.
Clean rooms, enjoy the honey
atmosphere. Satisfactory rates.
GIT Fleming st. nov17-tf
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PICTURE FRAMING

PICTURE FRAMING, Diplomas;
antique frames refinished. Sign
painting. Paul DiNegro, GA
Francis street. nov18-tf
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED DUPLEX APART
MENT. Newly constructed con-
crete house. Modernly and
completely furnished. Hot run
ming water Phone No. 9, or
call at 9l9 Elizabeth Street.
jan13-3tx
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FOR SALE

FOR QUICK SALE-Lots S and 6,
square 6, tract 81, each 50x100.
North side Flagler County
Road Avenue, between 5th
and 9th Streets. Price $500.
Apply Box LG, The Citizen.
jan4-tf
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SECOND SHEETS-5O0 for soc.
The Artman Press. nov19-tf
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l697-Judge Samuel Sewall.
one of the judges sentencing 10
to death in the Salem, Mass,
witchcraft trials of 1892, stands
up IN BoSton's Old South Church
and makes public confession of
guilt and error in trial.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-14

la3S--Elrst becomes generally
known that almoS; 500 men died
OK a wasting disease building a
mile-iong tunnel in West Vir-
ginia.
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Bebe Daniels, screen star of the
silent movies, born at Dallas,
Tex, 40 years ago.
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Marion E. Martin of Maine, Re-
publican leader, born in King
man, Me-, Al years ago.
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CLASSIFIED
COLU NJ N
FOUND

FOUND-Key case with keys.
Owner ray recover same by
proving identity and paying for
this advertisement. Box KY,
The Citizen Office. janl4-2t
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Today's Birthdays

Hendrix w. van Loon of New
York, author-historian, born in
Holland, SO years ago.
Charles A. Beardsley of Oak
land, Cal, noted lawyer, born at
Townville, Pa, So years ago.
US. Senator James II. Hughes,
Jr., of Delaware, born in Kent
Co., Del, "A years ago.
Hugh Lofting, author and illus
traitor, born in England, SIS years
ago.
Thornton w. Burgess of Spring
field, Mass, nature writer, born
in Sandwich, Mass, 81 years ago.
Bebe Daniels, screen star of the
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POSITION WANTED

RELIABLE MIDDLE AGED
WOMAN wants employment
taking care of children at night.
Apply GA Francis St. jan11-4tx
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1Si6-KanSas Indians cede two
million acres Of land in Kansas
10 the United States.
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1890 - Alexander Hamilton.
secretary of the treasury, reports
has historic plan for the ''ade-
quate support of public credit"
setting a standard which made
American credit one of the best
IN the world. Because Of the fear
of his oratorical powers 10 per-
Suade, was made to put report in
writing.
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l8l5-End of secret Hartford.
Conn, conven,ion-New Eng
land then opposed to war raging
with England and extremists
urging separation from Union.
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lS26-National Academy of De
sign formed in New York. "A
memorable day in the history OF
the fine arts.
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Convent Graduation
This Euening

Eleven graduating students of
the Convent Of Mary Immaculate
at $50 o'clock this evening will
begin ceremonies ending when
they are handed their Diplomas.
The graduates, who will take
part in a simple graduation cere-
mony, are the Misses Annabel
Moffat, Dulce Castillo, Fidelia
Vargas, Oneida Mary Ramos,
Alicia Elaine Mccoy, Pauline
Frederick Camera, Jessie Jane
Gibson, Sylvia TrujiIlo. Mary
Cato, Dotty Ann Parks and Elisa
Moreno.
Miss Cato, valedictorian of the
class, and Miss Ramos, salutorian,
will address the graduating girls
and their friends and relatives,
while Father p. j. Kelleher. Sd,
will make the final address.
The chapel will be decorated in
the class colors of crimson and
gold.