The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 30, 1934, Page 4

PAGE FOUR :-: SOCIETY :-: Cocoa coccesccocccocvccacsasceseocessccoseececeees Plans Go Forward For Annual Dance-Cabaret By Woman’s Club To Be Given February 9 Rehearsals are being held night-| i ly, and exceptional talent has been unearthed to make the Key West Woman’s Club’s tenth an- nual dance and cabaret an out-; standing success, The cabaret, long looked for- ward to as the crowning social event of the season, will be held} at the Athletic Club house on Fri-| day evening, February 9. Mrs. Lillian Connally, of New York, who needs no introduction to Key West audiences, has direct- ed nine successful productions here in former years. With Mrs. Connally as producer, Key West society is assured this year of a cabaret more finished and more sophisticated than any given be- fore. The clever numbers featuring a} ion to original variations jand themes. Howard Wilson and his orchestra, supplemented by two musicians employed especia!ly for the cabaret, will furnish the music, A number of women who take an active part in social and, wom- en’s club activities in Key West are assisting with plans and ar- rangements. Mrs. Noberg Thompson is gen- eral chairman of the dance and jeabaret committee, assisted by Mrs, William Warren. Mrs. James Roberts is chairman of committee on talent.. Mrs. Curry Moreno, chairman of the decorating com- mittee, is being ably assisted by a brilliant array of stars of Key| umber of her fellow club mem- West as well as visiting celebrities,; bers. Mrs. Hugh Taylor and Mrs. are shaping rapidly. Howard Wilson are co-chairmen in Music from the latest New York} charge of advertising and pub- hit chorus of this year will be used | licity. Junior Woman’s Club To Meet Silver Tea To Be Given On Tharsday The ladies of the First Metho-| There will bea ‘social meeting dist Church have arranged fora se Cin s fet 2 | of the Junior Woman's Club hetd Silver Tea to be given on urs- |} . beast day afternoon from 4 to.6 o'clock} ee aaay Aiternoon, instead, of at the parsonage on Simonton| Friday, from 5 to 7 o'clock, ac- street. cording to an announcement made Hostesses on the occasion will] by members of the organization. be Mrs. George E. Summers and) © sis. riorrie Ketchings and Mrs, Mrs, Benjamin Lopez, and an en-| joyable afternoon is promised all; Homer Herrick will be hostesses at the meeting. who attend. | FATHER W’GRATH MRS. S. SAWYER WILL BE HEARD | DIES IN MIAMI \dent of Key West, died 9:45 SERMON DELIVERED AT | o'clock last night in Miami. News CATHOLIC CHURCH LAST of her demise was received at a late hour by relatives in this city. EVENING MUCH EOSED: BY LARGE CONGREGATION | | | | } | For the past three years, Mrs. Sawyer had been in ill health and had recently been in a hospital in Miami. Saturday about noon she suffered a slight stroke which ‘oved fatai. “The Catholic Church and Birth Control” will be the subject of the sermon this evening at 7:30 St the Catholic church,’ Division| c. °°", ho wtrpet and Windsor Lane, by the; Cor” Theophilus “Sunny” Saw. Rev. Thomas J. S. McGrath, S. J.,|°°" of Shreveport, who is conducting an eight-day mission that began Suntlay. i }pre i CHICAGO.—Charles Rachen of _ Because of the matter under] this city offered his wife three- discussion, Father McGrath an-/ fourths of his income when sum- nounced Monday evening that only moned for non-support. Then it married people or those of a mar-! developed he was out of work. riageable age will be admitted to! a the lecture. All, children except-| of that famous run toward the ed, are invited to the sermon. | wrong goal and we wonde A special invitation is extended 4 man of his football prowess could by the visiting Jesuit to doctors, ! pe so foolish. But Coach Price surgeons and professional nurses.’ explained it bysaying ‘it was an Such questions as “is an abortion! accident that could have happen- ever justified “should mother) ed to any one.’ or child be given preference?”;} whenever we commit a mortal sin. “should both be allowed to die?”;! 9 serious violation of God’s law “what do reputable doctors think | we, too. run toward the wrong of the quest 3; “are there any| goal, But ‘with ‘ this big’ differ. Kind of birth-control that is per-| ences between ourselves ‘and: Roy mitted by the Catholic church?”,} Reigels. What he did, he did in will, be, same of, the duestions an-}q mament oft exeitement, beca swered in this evening’s lecture. {he had Yost his bearings, because se Yet, my friends, ! MANY NEW IMPROV 1934 CHEVROLET NOW ON DISPLAY Incorporating an entirely new design of compression head and other features new to passenger car motors, the “Blue Streak” en- gine with which the 1934 ‘“knee- faction” Chevrolet is powered, is the most -powerful and efficient engine ever‘to be “pPoduced by Chevrolet. The,1934 model is now jon display at* the Meltzer Motor { Company. | Chervolet‘s1934 power plant is jnot only more powerful, but smoother, quietér and more eco- nomical than any of its predeces- sors. With the same bore and stroke — 3 5-16x4 inches — this year’s motor has a maximum out- put of 80 horsepower at 3,300 revolutions per minute and duces a torque of 150 foot-pounds through a speed range from 800 r.p.m. to 2,200 r.p.m. One of the most important im- provements effected in this re- head, development work on which was begun over three years ago and perfection of which involved literally upon thousands of gruell- proving ground. The -possibilities of this new éred thtee years ago when Chevro- {let engineers were:asked to design ‘a, nace;type engine with a ismall.,-piston displacement and high power. This naturally de- {manded valves of larger diameter 'that could be placed in the avail- shle space in the conventional manner. The design which accom- nlished the desired results paved the wav for the 1934 Chevrolet engine. General Changes To explain the general changes in the cylinder head in a not too technical manner, it might be said that Chevrolet engineers sycceed- ed in controlling, detonation in the head by absorbing the heat from the last gas burned and at the same time saved power and econ- omy by not absorbing heat from the gas which is burned.first. This was accomplished by an entirely different arrangement of valves and spark plugs—a new angle at which they function. In the new engine, the exhaust valve is located relatively close to the spark plug in the area of the first gas burned. The inlet valve is located at the dpposite side of the combustion chamber, farthest from the spark plug, in the area of the last gas burned. Thus the ed by one brother, | entire mixture is conditioned, be-| cause the heat absorption is con- trolled. In addition to this the Chevrolet cylinder head has the advantage of high volumetric efficiency, it- self a measure of the filling abili- ty of the engine and its subse- quent quick-action detonation when -the spark is applied to the mixture. The inlet and exhaust ports are also increased in area to insure red how |'free, unrestricted flow to the inlet valves and from the exhaust valves, which is also an important factor in attaining high efficien- cy. The spark plugs are located high in the combustion chamber, very close to the exhaust valves, entering the chamber at an agle witlt the.spark gap so placed that | it, is,always surrounded by fresh explosive mixture at the instant sof ignition. New Engi The lecture iwas'first given by! he dld'not. realize’ what he was Father McGrath at Annunciation! going. church. Houston, Texas. Before] “But when we commit a mortal delivering it, he read the entire we do it knowingly, deliberate- discourse to the Most Rev. C. E.']y and with our eyes wide open.” Bryne, Bishop of Galveston. The! The speaker, after defining prelate wrote on the last page:’ mortal sin as “any deliberate “This entire sermon has the full! thought, word, deed or omission approval of C. E, Byrne, Bishop! contrary to the law of God in a of Galveston | serious matter,” said that mortal Worse But More Refined jsin is an act of supremest folly, Monday evening, with “Running! an act of the basest ingratitude Toward the Wrong Goal” for his} and an act by which we take tre- subject, Father McGrath, in an-} mendous chances both in this life swer to the question “Is the world, and for the next. getting morally better or worse Pray For President : emphatically “the world Monday evening Father getting morally worse, only more|Grath recommended to the refined in its wickedness.” “I voiced that opinion is} Me- con- | gregation that they hear Mass and eleven| receive communion for President years ago in San Antonio, Texas, Franklin D, Roosevelt on his fifty-! and the passin f years have but/second birthday. “Celebrations confirmed me in my opinion,” the are being held all over the coun-! “And I am basing;try in honor of the president on! speaker said. my opini marized en, the corru other general decay’.” For fifty the j bi be of his fifty-second sum- ness of wom r men ai indications of mor he said, “and I do not it here in this church than b i at the holy sacrific: receiving holy for him that G him with good hi an his discourse guide him in his decisions ncident ofjarduous work he is now engaged captain-elect of the! in in bringi of minutes the unfolded tal sin. hy referring Calife game vy January 1, 19 enty yards xoal that ern California by a score of 8 to!ra 7 and & o'clock “We all laughed when w i; know of a better way to celebrate | embodies the results of [ years’ experience in jample water space around the | valves and spark plugs in addition to means for most effective de- many ‘livery and distribution of water. | By an entirely new method of dis- | tribution control, the coldest wa- | ter in the system is taken into the control is accomplished by means | of eight small stamped nozzles pressed into the lower wall a representative will call on you with valaable coupons and FREE ! pro-; markable moor is in the cylinder! ing test miles at General Motors! type of -head design were discov-| i very which. wyould deliver, exceptionally | The! new Chevrolet engine also; providing cylinder head and directed toward the exhaust valve seats, normally | the hottest point in the head. This copper THE KEY WEST CITIZEN EMENTS NOTED IN Mrs. Alfred Higgs, who was spending a short while in Miami, of the cylinder head near the ex-|Teturned over the East Coast yes- haust valve seat walls. | terday. The entire valve mechanism has} been improved and refined so as} Norman Lowe -left over the to produce an absolutely quiet en-| highway this morning for Miami, gine at all speeds and at the same}where he will remain for a few jtime insure proper valve action. | days on business matters. In essentials of design and con- struction the cylinder and eran jease retain the features which have been responsible for Chevro- jlet’s well-known performance and jeconomy over long miles of driv- jing. | Features of the Blue Streak En-! igine also include: Downdraft car- !buretion; newly designed pistons and piston rings; improved har- monic balancer; full-pressure lub- rication; deeper oil pan; new in- \let manifold; longer and more e muffler s. Lester, wife of City At- torney J: Lancelot Lester, who was nding the week-end in Miami ith relatives, returned over the East Coast yesterday. | Mrs, Lovejoy, wife of Lieuten- ant R. L. Lovejoy. U. S. N., of the U. S. S. Richmond, who was spend- ing a shert while in Miami return- ed on the Havana Special yester- day. ‘ficient exhaust and {tem; Octane ‘selecto jand intake silencer; improved and simplified fuel pump and the located at the front of the engine, two at the sides of the engine to- ward the rear and one under the jrev ion of the cushion-balanced rear of the transmission. Complete ciple of engine mounting injinsulation of power shock trans- which five rubber mounting units) mission is insured by the cushion- are used, two of these units are balanced mountings. Knee-Action Wheels Longer wheelbase Bigger Fisher Bodies (4 inches more room) | ; Blue Strea k Engine 80 horsepower 80 miles an hou: Faster acceleration | ) H s 2% greater economy at touring spe Increased smoothness and quietness New, all-weather brakes arger Smart new styling Typically low * ‘Chevrolet prices and youll never be satisfied with any -other low-priced car ager PERSONAL MENTION Calvin Roberts, keeper at Amer- ican Shoal lighthouse, who was spending his vacation with the family in Miami, returned yester- day on the morning train. | Miss Janet Lowe, who was spending several weeks with her | sister, Mrs. Earl Baker, left yes- |terday afternoon for Miami, ac- | companied by her nephew, Vernon | Baker. | Orville Chessire, of Sombrero 'Lodge at Marathon, who was in ;Key West on business and pleas- lure and was the guest of CWA |Engineer H. M. Snow and Mrs. ' Snow, returned Sunday afternoon. LOST RIGHT EAR DULUTH.—Davi Glaenz of } this city lost his right ear by div- jing through a window to escape arrest. aim William M, Boehmer estimates he walked 50,000 miles in the 30 years he was employed as a mail| FINE LAXATIVE AND TONIC: carrier in Alameda, Cal, CHEVROLET TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1934. | OLD CHECK HONORED ELKHORN, Wis. — A check written in 1905 has been honored Mr. J. F. Stebbins will continue | at the First National Bank-of this his addresses on the First Epistle | “ity- of John through this week, at Grace and Truth Hall, 1127 Southard street. Christians of all denominations have a cordial invitation to attend these meet- ings. Subject each evening as follows: Tuesday evening, 3rd chapt.— “The Second Coming of Christ.” Wednesday evening, 3rd chapt. continued—“The Sinless Life.” Thursday evening 4th chapt.— “Love towards others a proof we are Christians.” i Friday evening, 5th chapt.— “How to know we are saved, and the Sin unto Death.” —jan30-1tx 6 66 LIQUID, TABLETS, SALVE, NOSE DROPS Checks Malaria in 3 days, Colds first day, Headaches or Neuralgia in 30 minutes, crop for 1933 was valued at $1,- } 141,000, which was.an increase of The Colusa county, Cal.) rice $560,000 over 1932, Overtaxed by 8] ing,sing- ing, smoking SILVER TEA * THURSDAY AFTERNOON From 4 till 6 o'clock First Methodist Church Parsonage PALACE Montgomery Players Present “GOIN’ UP” Black Face Comedy i} Matinee 5-15c; Night 10-20c Most Speedy Remedies Known. FOR 1934 unlike anything you've seen or anything you will see in motor CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN, Division of General Motors It’s here now, for the first time: the car that all America has been standing by to see and drive—Chevrolet for 1934! And if you aren't among the first to attend the gala introductory showing, you're going to miss one of the biggest, most exciting events of the whole motor car year. There never has been a new Chevrolet model with so many basic and sweeping advances as this one. Its different—totally s for 1934! MELTZER MOTOR CO. CAROLINE STREET