The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 31, 1934, Page 5

PLEHBDDDH. SLIGHT ERROR nace la a ST. PETERSBURG, May | James A. McClure, | first Presbyterian Chureh pastor) has a sénse of humor. A typographital erfor an- nounced his Sunday sermon theme “The Secret of | Poker” and the pastor, seeing : (the humor of fhe mistake, | said perhaps it might mean, after ail, an overflow meeting for Sunday. | - His topic is to be “The Secret of Power” bat one of those things that aI CEREMONIES TO TAKE rLAce| AT BAYVIEW PARK; 4, LANCELOT LESTER TO GIVE; . MAIN ADDRESS The .twenty-seventh annual! ) ebetmencement exercises of the, Junior-Senisr High School will be , cad hold tomorrow afternoon, begin~ me ning at 6 o'clsck at Bayview Park. |. *Sbstituted = “k” for = “w. Honorable J. Lancelot Lester Wan Heep selected to deliver the Connacht (= ae BEAR BRUNT FOR 500-MILE RACE: "the oceasion follows: © Overture—Howard Wilson's Or.) che-ten; i Academic Procession: | |. Graduates. ioe = Sehool Officials, Hon, J. L. Lester. i Trvacation—Rev, Alfred Der Barritt. { Commencement Address, “The ~ Graduate’s Future’—Hon. J. L. Lester. | Conferring of — Cértificates— Principal Horace O’Bryant. } ~Benédietion—Rev, Shuler Peele. ‘Recessional—Orehestra, ‘RAYMOND CURRY, LOCAL! DEALER, RELATES STORY OF EXCELLENT QUALITIES IN. ATTAINING HIGH SPEED . $e cate “he story of how tires made j possible new speeds and eliminat- ed pit. stops in the 500-mile ‘in- HE KRY PRRSONAL MENTION | Heimie ' Markovitz, .who was Coynty Clerk Ross Cc ‘Sawyer spending a few days with his left yesterday afternoon to at-' father, Jacob Markovitz, left yes-! tend the Ex-Key Westers celebra-| iterday afternoon for his home in|tion tonight in the Cinderella; | Miami. -| Ballroom in Miami. He was ac- | eampatiled by Mrs, Sawyer eval Mrs. A. W. Schrader and daugh-;| will remain about two weeks as, ter, Coralie, left over the East | the guést of hér sistet. Mrs. K. W.} Coast yesterday afternoon for! Dreskell. | Dahigrén, Va., to spend a while! ake } with Mr. Schrader’s parents and’ Mrs. Charles Archet left over, } will visit in Baltimore, M., and’ the Rast Coast yesterday for Deer: "Washington, D. C., before return-| field, -Pla., where she will be the! ing to Key West, i guest of her son-in-law and dadigh-| ate \ tet, Mr, and Mrs, LP. Waldron, | Thomas Felton was an arrival ‘yesterday from his farm at Roek| Harbor, to spend a few days with! relatives and onan Otis Holt, formerly of Key: West and a schoolmate 0? Will! Archer son of Captain and M Charles Archer, Mrs. Holt a Mins Alice Gwynn, daughter of , their children, Neil and Bobby, fe:t! i Mr. and Mrs. Erie Gwynn, who] yesterday for their home in Al-| ba Spending a few days in Miami pbany, Ga,, after a stay of several) with relatives. returned yesterday) days with friends, jon the morning train, { Attorney George Brooks was a 1. E. Spencer. assistant gen-} 1 | returning passenger over the East. ‘eral agent of the Fiorida Fart {one yesterday from a business! Coast Railway, C. R, Phillips, di- trip to Miami and Atlanta. vition freight agent of West Palin; semi ‘Beach and H, £, C, Hawkins, chief, John Carbonell, proprietor of freight officer, were arrivals ov the Monroe and Strand Theaters, the East Coast yesterday of bis i A ighig “wrx in Mianii several days on’ "°S” and left on the afternoon: business, returned to Key West. ‘Tin: ' | yesterday on the Havana Special.' ‘ Mrs. John Lowe and little Mrs. Armando Alfonso and lit-'daughter, Naney, who were speni tle daughter, who was spending ing a while with relatives at Mi- some,time in Miaini, was & return-!ami Beach. returned on the Ha.| ; Miami. tional sweepstakes at Indi- Peet are ~~ geccvo, ai May $0, was told today {by Raymond Curry, Firestone % ee. ee Wil dealer in this city. ieee the Curry, i {15th consecutive year irestone Zoviss Big Neh Wager re Tires have equipped the winning eee B. Garcia, dr, Arthur{¢a*s, but this year tires were more i i vital than ever before. ~ Gotizalen, Harriet: Jean. ior}. phe new fuel Minit of 45. gal 4 3 oo Ante cor eliminate forced pit stops,” Mr. Ourry said. “They had to have saate “Rs rte ibis tires that could stand hours of aes, Kathryn. Lowe. Leonaral te*tific pounding. ou: . Navarre, . Selma; ey Pager Poses Hoo | “Lap speeds up to 120 miles an ‘ “Josep ine Ovids, Gilmore} bout this year meant 150 miles Joxeph Peacon, ‘ *¢? hoor or faster on the straight- i Graham , Pinder, ma re There is tertific outward is . thrust on ‘the tires in negotiating es, The momentum of the s they dive into the ‘turns | bring is Uncontrollable action “ {that is ¢alled ‘drifting,’ by which ithe car. though headed in the right direction, tends to sweep {over the embankments. It takes {supreme skill and utmost strentgh of steel. and rubber to avoid dis- “at aes speeds one would ex- péct the tires to be almost entire- ly worn away.” Mr. Curry con- ‘wi Weintraub, Faith tinued, “But inspection of a a? > | Firestone Tire after it had gone oe te {the full 500 miles showed the 5 mazing fact that there was very E ; wr ong bp ittle sign of wear. The engineers 5 Ly’S have perfeeted tread stocks that withstand high speeds and friction t almost fire heat caused by the Kansas} isn gtinding on the brick track, “But even more important is an engineering feature embodied ‘| within, the tire. It is the patent. vo. ed gum-dipping process by which ~ ithe high stretch cords are soaked in Vquid rubber, protecting them -\against internal frivti<». which “1 would’ ehtiee destructive heat and ,}Heterioration, It also safety- “neke the cords and gives greater: er mendaben pees! tires* At 120 miles an: hour the Jons meant that the drivers had|°" No other 500| tended the Methodist District Con-| \ Iawe. miles of race of road test puts! ferenee, was a retutning passen- Arthor Galen “Lund, Tee ah @ strain or responsibility on: #¢r over the East Coast yesterday. | ing passenger on the morning!Vana Special yesterday. train yesterday, _ ei pee i Rev, J. P. Oberholser, 8. 3, who|Mrs. William T. Doughtry and artived on the Havana Specia! yes- er children, terday for a short visitowith Rev.’ A. L. Maureau, 8, J., at. St. Mary’s{the commencement exercises in Stay of The Sea rectory, returned; Tallahassee of Florida State Col- he afternoon train to Miami,/lere for Women, were returning | ; Passengers on the morning train j W. 8. Eakins, who was spend. | Yesterday, ing a while in Miami and at:| ny ‘ Robert Murray. at one time con-; nected with the cystoms service in Key. West, but who was later; transferred a# eustoms officer in: charge at the Hershey Central inj Cuba, arrived yesterday en route to his home in Dothan, Ala., and! after spending most of his vaeas} tion there will return — to Key, West and remain a while as guest of Captain and Mrs. C.D. Har-! rington, | Mrs. Ernest Hemingway and son, Patrick, left on the afternoon train yesterday for Jacksonville en route to her home in Jonesboro, Arkansas, for a stay of about two} weeks, Waldo Valenauela was ‘an out-; going passenger on the atherhoon'| train vesterday for a short busi-! fess stay in peri’ i ‘Mr. and Mrs, Hiyiiond Dillon! and datigtiters, Misses Eugenia and ' Ruth, who were spending a few | ‘days in Key West with friends, | left over the highway this torn. | ing for the home in Miami. Alfred Machin left over the! Fast Coast yesterday for Pitts- | burgh, Pa., where he will spend a | while with relatives.’ | Peter, left on the afternoon train! Mrs. John C. Park, daughter, daequeline, Joan, ‘Anne and Terence, who attended Pores Mrs, . Manuel Varela. three} daughters, Misses Emma, Mar-| guerite and Blanche. and son, yerterday for a visit of several! days in Miami. Osear Lounders and’A. G/Lund, | of the local customs service, left} on the afternoon train yester dave) to appear before the United Stotes Grand Jury and testify regatding WEST CITIZEN pe enteric en | TO SUBSCRIBERS _ If you do not receive your | paper by 6:00 o’clock in the]; afternoon, use your telephone or your neighbor’s phone and jj call 61 and a paper will be sent 3 to Your home. A complaint |) boy is on duty at this office |/ from 6:00 to 7:15 p. m. for the f; purpose of delivering con:- plaints, Help us give you 100 percent service by calling 51 if you do not receive The Citizen. ip ER by Mrs. J. L, Watrous, Mv Phillips and Mrs. and Mss. Watrous. Captain {Salvation Arm lett, who ¥ Ga., where A. RB. Miiler {the P, and O. was on a brie Havana, return Florida yeste Morris Wein wae West, ct Ulrich Ze! Service. and } ere in Havana returned on the and left on the a! for Miami. rnoon train dohn Russell, ac the Cuban Electric Company, was an arrival on the P, and O. boat from Havana yesterday and was met by Warren Watrous. who was at one time connected with the company. ntant with hind But What If They Wish For Quail and Not Fish? ' (P. E..B. in Tampa Tribane) h seens equiv coal to Neweastle, except i the fish distributed on the land by FERA are not ported.—Miami News. The FERA won't be a szcce: unless it gives service, as fish. There'll be com Conch customers and walking d he barn, o the Gulf. day a poor had to run h into the hardships CUR BEST WISHES ‘to the GRABUATES OF 734 —THE— ORIENTAL PHARMACY Emelio Remero, Prop. | 1009 Duval Strect 4@ case which has been pending several months. Miss Gertrude Lester, who was at one time a teacher in the kin- dergatten of Ruth Hargrove Semi- nary and has been doing mis- sionary work in Cuba for the past 20 years, arrived on the Steam- ship Florida from ‘Havana yester- day en route to Tampa and was entertained during her brief stay +-TO THE— GRADUATES OF 1934 Our Best Wishes Are Exteaded PAUL'S TIRE SHOP RAYMOND CURRY, Mgr. Fleming and Grinnell Streets “taithe-ion and flexibility to i hte ne THE GRADUATES OF 1934 iv panties AND ARE TENDERED OU centrifugal force in the tire in- ereaxes it¢ elreumference at | he it not for. this” nea he imping § ic! tire into Setguakaae we. “The same: process is a pho ‘Mi tion for the motorist: whose cars (iret we equip with Firestone Tires,” Mr. Curry concluded. “It- means Yonger wear because it minimize: internal Heat. It gives the new High Speed Tire for 1934 the greatest blowout protection of any tite made,” ss Elizabeth ‘Centawarth Henry Reston), noted juvenile writer. bora at Buffalo, N. 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