The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 7, 1934, Page 6

PAGE SIX $eeoeoccessssococescneeseele SOCIETY P.-T. Assn. To | Meet Tomorrow Announcement has been made meeting School Parent-Teacher Association to be begin- of the regular monthly of the Division’ Street held tomorrow afternoon, ning at 3 o’clock, in the school auditorium. Junior Woman's. Club T= Condact Meeting ; There will be a regular meeting of the Junior Woman’s Club held tomorrow afternoon, beginning at 5 o'clock, at which time there I be an installation of officers, There will be a program put on which will be under the di of Miss Alice Jones, chairman of the entertainment committee, and members of the senior club are welcomed to attend this event, of- ficers of the junior organization announce, 1 Mallory Chapter To Hold Meeting There will be a meeting of Stephen R. Chapter, United Daughters of Confederacy, held on Thursday afternoon, beginning jat 4:30 o’clock, at the home of Mrs. W. E. Huston on White j str . This is the meeting that was to haye been held last Thersday, but which was postponed on account of the May Festival. Plan F or Rectohen At Charch Parsonage The young people of the First Methodist Chureh, assisted by Rev, and Mrs, George E. Summers, are planning for a reception to be held at the parsonage on Wednes- day evening at 8 o’clock in honor of mothers of the church. Fathers and friends are also ex- pected to be in attendance to pai ticipate in the evening’s festivi- ties, PERSONAL MENTION left over’ the fternoon Bienvenido P East Coast. ye: for a short vis Milton Henriquez, who was epending a day in Key West with relatives, left on the afternoon train for his home in Miami, ~ Major R. W. Hart, surgeon” in charge at the Marine Hospital, left Saturday night on the Steam- ship Florida, for a business visit in Tampa, Mrs. Jozephine Stevens was an arrival on the morning train yes- terday and will be the guest of her brother and __ sicter-in-law, Mayor and Mrs, Wm. H. Malone, Ernest Hemingway, noted thor, and Juan Dos Passos, anoth- er well known writer, who were in Havana several days, were re- turning passengers on the Steam- ship Florida Saturday. Arthur Serra, known in the business world as the “Pineapple King,” was an arrival | Satarday from Havana and after a confer- ence with his representatives in Key West, J S. Moore and Vincent McDermott, left for headquarters in Chicago. . Mrs. Ben Roberts and mother, Mrs. Mellie Ingraham, left yester- day afternoon for Miami, where “they will spend a while, accom. panied as far as Marathon by Mr. Roberts. Miss Anne Concistre was an arrival on the Steamship Florida Saturday from Havana and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, A, S. Caviness and daughters while awaiting the departure the train for New York. of Anthony Cruz, who is employed in one df the hotels in Miami. left Saturday afternoon after a short visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cruz. Mrs. Mary Lopez, clerk in the office of Tax Collector Frank fH. Ladd, left Saturday afternoon for a vacation of iwo weeks in Mi- ami, Mrs, Robert Futreil, who was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Roberts for the past. six weeks, left Saturday afternoon fi Miami enroute to her heme ‘Tampa. Stanislau Patek, Polish amt sador to the United Cuba, accompanied t seeretary and valet, returned Saturday from an official visit to the Island public, and left over the Coast for Washington. nal st Albert Sweeting wa from Miami Reach Saturday is the guest of hic son-in-law daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Lowe. any Lyman Adams with the S who, with Mrs. Key West relatives, noon over the East C panied by A York where he goes for ment to one of the chips of the line. le: Mrs. Riggs, wife of Livater W., F. Riggs, Jr., commanding ficer of the U. S. son, Billy and mother, DuGue, left over the Saterday morning for Mrs Gue’s home in New Orleans after a stay of several mon Key West. Mrs. A zhway De te { au- McFarland, , Richard Knowles was an arrival over the East Coast yesterday jfrom Tavernier for a business vis- lit of a few days. Raleigh Albury, in charge of the oil pumping station of the Florida , East Coast Railway, returned yes- lterday after a short visit in St. Augustine, Fla. Mrs. J. Birmingham, wife of Lieutenant Birmingham, U, S. N., ‘left Saturday afternoon over the : East Coast for New York. Thomas M. Kelly, retired light- house keeper, was an outgoing passenger over the East Coast Sat- saavay to join Mrs, Kelly in Miami. Dr. J. M. Renedo was an out going passenger yesterday on the afternoon train for Miami after a short stay in Key West. | Harry Fitz left over the East Coast yesterday for a stay with relatives in Okeechobee, Fla. Mrs. Kathleen Adams, who was in Key West for several weeks, left yesterday afternoon for the home in Montgomery, Ala, | Edwin F. Trevor, who was |} Miami for 10 days with Mrs. Trevor, returned to Key West on the Havana Special yesterday. Rogelio Cabrera was a return. ing passenger over the East Coast! ; yesterday from a brief stay in Mi- ami, Mr. and Mrs. Antolin Fernan-! dez, who left last Friday for Mi-; ami, returned on the Havana| Special yesterday. { Dr. E, A. Martinez ‘yesterday over the East Coast from Miami where he had been}! several days on business. t { i t returned | Mrs. Galvin, wife of P. J, Gal-} | vin, special customs agent, ‘who [was in Key West for two days with Mr. Galvin, left yesterday afternoon for the home in Miami. } i Judge Halsted L. Ritter, of the} federal court, arrived yesterday; iafternoon from Miami in a coast! guard plane, accompanied by Mrs. Ritter, and Mrs. Ritter’s — sister, } Mrs W. Wickard, and the judge’s} ecretary, Mrs, Lillian Lovegrove. State Senator Arthur Gomez! and, Mrs, Gomez, whe were away from the city for a week, were re- turning passengers over the East! Coast yesterday. | Mrs. E. E. Hood, formerly M Texas Welch, who was spending a few days in Key West, left yes-! terday afternoon for her home inj cksonvilte accompanied by . Henry Saunders, who will rain for about two weeks. and Mr, T. T. Thompso~ the afternoon train yes- rday for Miami and after a few re will go to the Carib-' at Matecumbe for one on ood, who came in Coast civil service exam: on for typist Saturday, lef! «~ afternoon train Saturday: Civilian Conservation camp at Sebring, Fla. LIVES*ON WATER MIAMIVIL O.—Because he didn't feel like eating.” Wil. Fitawater of this city refused thi water for 61 dare in}~ Thursday | MOD C2 ent Pooccsccceccccccscoecsces [3-1 embroidery, piping and organdy are some of the mediums used to trim chic and youthful we CO OCCOOOOSOOHOHOOEOOOOSHOOOOCTOOSEHOOODOCOOOCOOO® POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS For the Primary Election, Tuesday, June 5, 1934 For State Senator WILLIAM V. ALBURY For State Senator ARTHUR GOMEZ For Representative To State Legislature AQUILINO LOPEZ, JR. For Representative To State Legislature BERNIE C. PAPY For County Solicitor J.F. BUSTO For County Solicitor ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR. Repair or Replace Old Roofs Before Bad Weather Seta InI F your roof needs repairing or replacing, better I have it done before bad weather sets in. One leak can cause a lot of damage-—frequently far more than the cost of repairs. Should a new roof be needed, Ict us give you a free estimate on Carey Shingles or Roll Roofings. We ca’ je variety, so ence, Carey Roofs c frequently less, th That's why we South Florida Con. & Eng. Co. PHONE 598 WHITE AND ELIZA STS. “Your Home Is Worthy of The Best” (4 1eY Eee ROO NGS AN SHINGLES OOF FOR EVERY BUILDING’ . > ' | ‘ | NEW ARRIVAL AT | NODINE'S HOME, Mr. and Mrs, George H. Nodine | announce the birth of a son Sun-, day morning at their home at Fort! Eig | The youngster has been given jthe name of Samuel Wade. | Mother and baby are + nicely. | | Gainesville Legion doing i pa GR SRE Seeecvecceoovececocsosos ee | Temperature* | Highest Lowest Mean .... Normal Mean Rai | Yesterday’s Preci Normal Precipitation Post Plans Entertainments For Convention ca — | | | "bin record covern 24. jing at X o'clock thin { Tomorrow’s Almanac Sun rises 5:46 Sun sets e 7:00 p. Moon rises . 2:55 a {Moon sets 3:06 Tomorrow's ides A. M. 6:00 Among the entertainment fe | the American Legion, June 7, 8 a be held in the spacious and beauti . Post. The dance floor will accom (Special to GAINESVILLE, Fla., May 7.—, ‘All will not be business when sev- . eral thousand members of the American Legion and Woman's Auxiliary gather in Gainesville on {June 7, 8 and 9 for their sixteenth {annual state convention. | The entertainment program, as {announced from convention head- RIES ; quarters, is most elaborate and Till 8-p. m., Tuesday ;there will not be a a moment ; a ats -t]y throughout the entire three days Key West and Vicinity: Partly gid nightie: Dewtiodioes on this! program are four dances to be held Karometer at 8 a. m, today: Sea level, 30.00. WEATHER FORECAST cloudy tonight and Tuesday with thundershowers Tuesday; gentle in the beautiful home of the winds, mostly southeast. Gainesville post. The dance floor Floirda: Mostly cloudy, probably there is one of the finest in the local thundershowers in north ¢utire state, being of polished portion tonight and Tuesday and hardwood and comfortably accom- in south portion Tuesday. modates four hundred couples .t Jacksonville to. Florida Straits:'@ time, Gentle winds, mostly _ southea: The committee in charge of the and partly ovevedist wan liek barbecue, which will be free to Le- night and Tuesday. with gionnaires and their ladies, has_ showers ‘Tuesday. purchased fifty nice young beeves East Gulf: Gentle to moderate @nd placed them in — Ficgeiced ‘winds, mostly southeast, ae ers eS Be | rdnelgatten | mittee is estimating that the pa- irade will be about three miles in SON BORNTO MR. | AND MRS. PINDER Mr. and Mrs, Maitland Pinder announce the birth of a son this morning weighing nine pounds at their home, 816 White street. Mother and baby are getting along nicely. | i local WEATHER CONDITIONS ae i A disturbance is central this’ orning over the North Atlantic States, Eastport, Me., 29.44 in. jches, and another disturbance of slight intensity, is central over the East Gulf States, New Orleans, ' La., 29.86 inches. Showers and thunderstorms have _ occurred during the last 24 hours from ; Arkansas and Louisiana eastward over Georgia and northwestern Flori¢a, Apalachicola reporting 1.18 inches, There was also rain in northern New England, and light local showers in northern Florida. Summer temperatures pre throughout most sections of the country, Washington, D. C., Chicago, Ill, and Abiline, Tex- as, reporting maximum readings yesterday of 90 degrees, and at Phoenix, Ariz., the temperature reached 102 degrees.’ G. S. 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INSTALL ONE AT OUR EXPENSE, AND CON OF ITS MERITS The Key West Electric Company A. F. AYALA, Saies Manager PA bd buh dd ded dh dike dide dededhdeddied, Resi atures at the State Convention of rd 9, are scheduled four dances to ful home of the Haisley Lynch modate four hundred couples. ‘The Citizen) length. Among those in this mammoth parade will be eighteen musical outfits and some fifty odd beauty queens. that will be sent to Gainesville to represent the various posts over the state. The beauty contests and the drum and bugle corps contest for both Legion and Auxiliary corps will draw thousands of non-war veterans to Gainesville on the sec- ond day of the convention. The housing committee has an- nounced that it can comfortably house five thousand persons and all adjutants and secretaries in the state have been sent a number of windshield stickers for automo- biles, advertising the Gainesville convention, It was announced on the 27th of this month, six weeks before the convention date, that 116 room reservations had al. ready been made and those in charge of the convention are urg- ing persons who are going to at- tend to make their now, if they want the pick of ac- commodations, UNIQUE LAUNDRY SIGN PHILADELPHIA—A laundry in this city displays a sign containing these words: Don't kill wife; let us do it.” ‘Then relieve and improve sore pimply spots with soothing nol PALACE Laura_LaPlante-Alan Hale in THE SEA GHOST H. B. Warner-Sally Blane in CROSS EXAMINATION Matinee, 10-15¢; Night, 15-25¢ Key West’s First Funeral Home Key West's First Ambulance Service PRITCHARD Phone 548 Never Sleeps td Expense TRIED NGE? VINCE YOURSELF | MONDAY, MAY 7, 1934. MANY TRAVELERS MAKE THIS PORT ONE HUNDRED ARRIVE SAT- URDAY AFTERNOON FROM HAVANA Steamship Florida arrived Sat. urday afternoon Havana with 77 first class and four sec- ond class passengers for Key West and: 12 first class and 7 second class passengers for Tampa. The ship sailed for the last named port 6:30 o’clock with 22 passen- gers, Ferry Parrott arrived from Cuba Saturday afternoon with 23 cars of pineapples, 12,106 crates, and four carloads in bulk. The crates were transferred to 44 re- frigerator cars and shipped with those in bulk yesterday morning. The ferry sailed Saturday night and returned yestexday afternoon with one car of pineapples, three cars of sugar and one of tile. from Blind persons traveling the eets at night are protected by illuminated signals which are car- ried in the hands and which di attention to them at int DON'T BUY 4 TIRES BLIND” i reservations your} | SAVE MONEY! 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