The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 6, 1933, Page 4

“PAGE FOUR Miss Ivma Carry Weds T. H. Pittman At a quiet wedding Saturday afternoon in First Methodist church, Miss Irma Louise Curry, daughter of Mrs. Curry and the late Mayor Leslie A. Curry, was married to T. H. Pittman, mana- ger-of the Southern Bell Tele- phone company’s local plant. There were no attendants on ac- count of the recent death of the bride’s father, and no cards were issued. Reverend John G. Strad- ley, pastor of this church, read the marriage ceremony in the] presence of very close relatives. Mrs. Pittman was graduated from Monroe High School the class of 1923 and is an active worker in the First Methodist church. For several years she has been an efficient and court- eous employee of the Southern Bell Telephone company’s finan- cial department. Mr. and Mrs. Pittman will make their home in this city. Election of Officers By Woman’s Auxiliary Election of officers in the Woman’s Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church was held at a business meeting Friday. It was planned that the officers elected at this meeting will be installed at a public installation on the’ evening of Thursday, March 16, when the ceremonies will be es- pecially beautiful and an ap- propriate program presented. Those elected for the ensuing year were: Mrs, Andrew R. Mil- ler, president; Mrs, Kate Eldridge, vice president; Mrs. Charles Cur- tis, treasurer; Mrs. Guillermo Rus- sell, recording secretary; Mrs. Wil- ‘SOCIETY :-: MARIE CAPPICK, Editor - - - - - -PHONE Personal e 436} Mrs. Claude Lloyd left. yester- e|day afternoon for Miami, where she will spend a few weeks with relatives. Social Meeting Of Janior Club - : is ae Dr. S. D. W. Light was an arri- Mrs. Dorothea Turknett. and|Val from Miami on the Havana Miss Susan La Kin were joint| SPecial yesterday for a chat with zm ¥ George F. Morris and returned in hostesses at a social meeting of/the afternoon to his home in Mi- the Junior Woman’s Club last/ami. * Friday afteroon and _ evening, from 5 to 7 o’clock at the senior} Miss Jennie Fae Lowe, who was club house, 1307 Division street.|SPending a while with her brother- Bridge was played and scores in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. showed Misses Nell Rose Knight|D- Stevens, returned Saturday and Elenore Davis, prize winners, afternoon over the highway. A refreshment course of hot cho- colate, sandwiches and cookies; Attorneys J. Lancelot Lester were served after the card games.}and William V. Albury left on The club house was decorated|the afternoon train yesterday for with red radiance and white roses| Miami for a short stay there ex- arranged with trailing ferns.| pecting to go later in-the week to Those who were present included Tallahassee. the following club members: Miss- es Rita Pinder, Elenore Davis,| Mr. and ‘Mrs. D. G. Schuyler, Florence Sawyer, Camille Pierce,|}who have been spending their Nell Rose Knight, Macie Gaiti,|third winter in Key West, left Florrie Ketchings, Amelia Lucig-| yesterday afternoon and will be nani, Claribel Contreras, Alberta] joined in Miami by their cousin, Elwood. Miss Nola Fryer, and proceed to Mesdames their home in Bellefontaine, Ohio. Howard Wilson, nette. Benefit Cabaret Next Saturday ‘Occupying an outstanding place in the week’s social events is the! Benefit Cabaret next Saturday night. The affair is being spon- sored by the Cuban club. A delightful program of floor entertainment has been planned for the guests and an enjoyable} buffet supper will be served. Musie will be furnished by How- ard Wilson and his band. Woman’s Club To Meet Tomorrow Waldo Johnson, Dorothea Turk- Mrs. Iris Duckett and daughter, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Albury, Teft* on - the afternoon train yesterday, for. Miami. Mrs. George Wi Reynolds, who was spending several weeks. visit- ing in Tampa and Miami, was a returning passenger on, the Ha- vana Special yesterday. C. Aubrey Nicklas and George H. Betts, who were guests for a week of Mr. Nicklas’ brother-in- law, Robert Spottswood and Mrs. Spottswood, left Saturday after- noon for New York. Robert Knight, who was spend- ling a vacation with his mother, Tomorrow afternoon at 4j/Mrs, Eugene Knight and other THE KEY WEST CITIZEN. Mention Dr. George Plummer left yes- terday afternoon for Miami, where he will spend a short time on business. Mrs. Violet Zachary and three children left Saturday afternoon to join Mr. Zachary, chief phar- macist’s mate U. S. Navy. Wm. R. Porter, vice chairman of the Overseas Bridge Corpora- tion, left Saturday afternoon over. the East Coast for a short stay in ‘iami. Ross C. Sawyer, county clerk, and Dr. H. N. S. Jones, left Sat- urday afternoon for. a two days’ stay at Marathon, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lowe and children were arrivals over the East Coast yesterday from Tam- pa for a visit with relatives and friends. Joe del Pino, who was in Miami for several days with relatives, returned over the East Coast yes- terday. , Miss Jennie Seymour came in over the East Coast yesterday| from Atlanta and will. spend F. Morris. Herbert Bell, of Conway, Ohio, arrived over the East Coast yes- terday and will leave for Havana today and on his return will spend a vacation in Key West. Mrs. Thomas Felton came in on the Havana Special . yesterday from Islamorada, for a visit with relatives. Mrs, Lillian del Pino, who was spending several weeks in Miami with relatives, returned on the Havana Special Saturday. Mrs. Kennedy, Kennedy, wife of G. S. meteorologist at the liam H. White, corresponding sec- o'clock there will be a business} relatives, left Saturday for Rich-| weather bureau, returned Satur- retary. John Wise Arrives In City On Visit John Wise arrived yesterday over the highway for a visit with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Trevor. Mrs. Wise has been here several weeks fiaving accompanied Mrs. Trevor on her recent return from Colum- bia, 8. C., and will spend some time in this city. Migs Laura Archer Weds M. Jolly », Miss Laura K. Archer and Frank M, Jolly were married on Saturday evening at the home of the >bride’s parents on Petronia street. Rev. Holmes Logan of the Ley Memorial church officiated at the ceremony. Government Works On Bank Matters (Continued from Pagé One) to work out a general pro- gram. Woodin said “We hope to have everything fixed today.” The president sum- monded about him gov- ernors of many states for immediate cooperative plans with the national government. President Roosevelt, in a proclamation, suspend- ed. banking operations through Thursday placing an embargo on exports of gold and prohibiting ear- marking of gold for for- eign account. Today, treasury offi- cials prepared an order for issuance of clearing house certificates to be used as script during the! holiday. Directs Banks To Observe Holiday Ay Awnoctated Prenn) TALLAHASSEE, March 6.— Comptroller J. M. Lee today said} he was directing all state banks in Florida to observe the National bank holiday proclaimed: last! night by President Roosevelt. | Lee said: “The proclamation | speaks for itself. 1 am notifying all state banks in Florida to fall! in line and observe the holiday as} ordered.” Lee got up from a sick bed, where he was “seriously ill with! fever” to attend the confere’ ec) today with other state officials; fegarding the situation i meeting of the Woman’s Clubj mond, Va., where he is employed when election of officers will be|with the department of agricul- held. Following this session] ture. there will be a program under . the direction of the educational] Mrs. Ben Grosvenor and son department, Mrs. G. N. Goshorn,| were week-end visitors with Mr. chairman. After this entertain-jand Mrs. Leroy Sawyer and other ment there will be a food salejrelatives and returned over the sponsored by the library commit-|East Coast yesterday to their tee of the club. home in Jacksonville. JONQUIL JUBILEE day over the East Coast from Pensacola, where she was called to the bedside of her mother, fa- tally ill, and remained until after the funeral ceremonies. Mrs. John Roker and daughter, Lillian, who were spending several weeks in Key West with Mr. and Mrs. John Roker, Jr., and other OA. breath of A PRING - FRESHNESS Key West Planning For Doherty Day (Continued from | Page One) Porter, felt confident that all merchants in Key West would readily participate in the arange- ments, as the reentage | Yesterday’s Precipitation they are aske ei give | Normal Precipitation . all cash sales is very|” small. Sun rises The representative re- Mona sta plied that it was the idea|Mom ‘eis, behind the movement and not the money that was} High of greater importance, and'that that object was to try to revive confidence throughout the state. 3 Abilene relatives, left Saturday for West Atlanta . | Boston .. Palm Beach. Buffalo Mrs. Wilfred Underwood came Miocene in on the Havana Special Satur-| nenyer day from Miami for a visit with! Detroit _ her mother, Mrs. T. H. J. Russell.| Dodge City | Duluth < George Lowe and Lennie Bor-} Eastport Highest . Lowest . Mean Normal Mean 0 Ins. .05 Ins. period pa 1:15 12:00 Barometer at 8 a. m, today. Sea level, 30.13. Miss Cecilia Duckett, who’ were] some time with her brother-in-law; den left over the East Coast yes-| El Paso . in Key West fot one week as|and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George|tetday for Palm Beach where they | Hatteras will engage in party boat fishing{Helena . for the next few months. Huron . Kansas City B. A. Baker, first assistant} KEY WEST keeper at American Shoals light | Miami station, is in Key West to spend| Nashville his quarterly vacation with his}New York family. Oklahoma City Phoenix .. CARD OF THANKS Pittsburgh St. Paul The family of the late Post-}Salt Lake master C, S. Williams wish to} Seattle . thank all of their many friends} Washington for their devoted interest mani-| Williston fested toward him, and them, dur-| Wytheville ing his illness and for the sincere expressions of sympathy at his death. Subscribe for The Citizen—20c mar6-1t]a week. TODAY'S WEATHER. MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1988. ‘ous Co With Creomalsion hs A NEWS JIGGER Here’s Your Solution Seccccevccoveoscesneoee® STRAND THEATER Ceccoccncacanccesncesees The cast in “Obey the Law,” which brings Leo Carrillo’ to ‘the screen again in one of his famous dialect characterizations, fairly sparkles with distinction in all the arts. Leo Carrillo is the finest linguist in Hollywood, speaking five langu- ages, Spanish, Italian, French, Chi- nese and Japanese; Lois Wilson was the first silent motion picture star to make a-talking picture and still continued to be starred; ‘| Dickie Moore is considered by the S| Tta ae Here’s Adolf Hitler, chan- cellor of Germany, put to- | gether from the pieces in the News-Jigger on page 3. Did you solve it? NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Annual Election of Directors for the Grief Relieve Association will be held on Tuesday, March 21, at the Association Office, 921 Thomas street, at 7:30 p. m. GEORGE BAXTER, President. F. A. 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