The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 6, 1934, Page 4

Lilly Sawyer Weds Roy — McKillip » Saturday Afternoon ~ beautiful and impressive wedding ceremony was solemnized Saturday afternoon 4 o'clock, at “the Firat Methodist Church par- yoncge on Simonton street, with Rev. George E. Summers, officiat- ‘ig, When Miss Lilly Sawyer and 1. McKillip were joined in holy estate of wedlock, the nuptial event was of Ras i ‘| ing endéared herself to a large circle of friends through her pleasing personality atid charm of manner, ae The bridegroom, who’is the son of Mr. and Mrs, William McKil- lip, also prominent residents of Key West, has numerous friends,’ in this community, atid is held in high esteem by ‘his associates and, the inhabitants of the city in gen- eral, He holds a responsible posi- tion with the William Curry’s Sons Company of this city. ; day afternoon from Havana. — | a Lopez. who. .w mute , while in Hayana, re- y A the S.. | Miss Edith. May — Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. The newlyweds left’ Saturday} Williams, left over the East Coast afternoon over the highway en-} yesterday afternoon for Hart. route to Big Pine Key, where} ford, Conn., where she will spend they will reside for several days!a while with relatives. \ at the hotel there, spending their 5 Si aaaaar honeymoon, after which they will; Mrs. Mitchell. White and son, | with relatives at Chipley, Fla. return to Key West. Mr. and Mrs. McKillip have the of| best wishes of their namerous of long-standing. is a daughter of ‘T. Sawyer, who was West's leading citizens, in this city, hav- a! thief fol- | « COUNTY,| friends for a marriage life of un- alloyed happiness, with hop that | there may never be a single ripple on the matrimonial sea to mar their wedded bliss. TWO ‘APPLICANTS TO.BE GIV- EN DEGREES AT MEETING TOMORROW EVENING © Owen Sawyer, Jr. and Ralph B. Garcia, Jr, will be given’ their ’in- itiatory degree into Robert J.J organization. " * Plans are going forward for ‘Grand DeMolay Bal” to. be hele Announcement has been made lof the birth of a boy weighing ning pounds on Saturday night to Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Torano at their home, 624 Fleming street. ty hee hid | “Mie and! Mrs, James’ Ward an- In Probate | wed. FINAL NOTICE fe Hereby Given that the| e 22nd day of, a 2 , peoons to the! maby of Monroe Florida, nin Final return, | and vouchers as administra- Retate of Miriam Albury, and at said time, then and take appticatio the said for @ final settlement of bis! ration of mid estate, and order discharging him as h day of June,| pROOKS, Jn, | the Estate ‘of od will + auge-13-) and each of you. are hereby fe any cla duly 23rd, 1934. said! nds what! be in writ! And contain the place of resi-| Bud post office address of the! hall be sworn to by agent or attorney. and demands not, time and in the Presoribed herein shall be| the 23rd day of July, a. WINIFRED SANDS, i Administratrix of the Estate of! pote Sands, Deceased, { BLOT LESTER, for Administratrix. diy24-80; augé and 13, 1934 {ing nine | FOR nounce the arrival of a girl weigh- pounds on Saturday morning at their home in the rear of 806 Margaret street. CLASSIFIED- COLUMN | Seeeeescesecdacsscaccose FOR RENT FOR RENT—Nicely furnished new Bungalow with garage at 236 William Street. Apply Valdes Bakery. 6 "FOR SALE SALE—42-foot Cruiser, Fully equipped. Benjamin Saw- yer, 415 Bahama street, jly26 = Sapa LUMBER FOR SALE-—Apply Odd Fellows Hall, Carolitie street. Hly30-2wks’ sere semeetraincibirnieirieieedce oss WANTED ee GOOD COOK or one willing to learn; Night ~ dinner, good wages. Phone 75 or 890-W. jlyl7 reer caress ain LOST eer ee a ne LOST—PAIR TORTOISE SHELL GLASSES on or near Fleming street, Reward if returned to Myron Russell, 415 ° Fleming street, aug6-2tx “f will remain’ Mitchell, Jr., who wete in Miami as guests of Mr. and Mrs, George Manson, returned on the Havana Special, yesterday. EAORERE Mrs. Harry Pierce. and children were arrivals on the morning train yesterday and will spend a John Lo: -who for Miami, ,, retu } orda with his sou, Benjamin, who with, his father indef- L while as guests of Mr. and Mrs. | C. Sam B. Curty, before returning to their home at, Key. Largo. initely. Joe Plummer was an_arrival over the East Coast yesterday from Miami to spend a week as the: guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Lionel Plummer, E. H. Gato, who was spending | three weeks in Havana with mem-! bers of his family, was a return- i the Steamship} Mrs. Carl Taylor and two chil- dren left Saturday afternoon for Marathon where they will spend two weeks with relatives. , —_—_ Mrs. Marco Mesa and two sons, Marco, Jr., and Paul, left over the ‘East Coast Saturday afternoon for Miami where they will spend several weeks with relatives. | é _- J. B. Clark, representing the Sehell Oil Company, who was in Key West on business connected with the shipment of fuel oil for) the Florida East Coast Railway company, left Saturday afternoon for headquarters in Miami. T. Jenkins Curry, who was in! Key West for a few days on busi- ness, returned Saturday to his home at Key Largo. « Mrs, J. G. Nesmith, daughters, Lucille, Iraymowto and Betty and son, Alonzo, left Saturday after-| noon for a stay of one month with relatives and friends in Cochren, a. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson, who were spending a while in Miami as guests of their daughter, Mrs. Reg- gie Trevor, returned yesterday on! the morning train accompanied by | Mrs, Trevor, who comes to spend! a few weeks with, her parents, Bernard DeWitt, who » was, .in Key West to write a. series, of articles for the. .Florida Times Union, left, Saturday, . accom-§ panied by Mrs, DeWitt for Tampa enroute to Jacksonville. / Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Kemp of Miami arrived here yesterday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Allen of 733 United street, '” Dr. Wm. P. Kemp left Saturday | ™’ morning over the Oversea highway for a visit with relatives in Miami. Stanley Woods, eminent water! color artist of the FERA in Key} West, left Saturday by airplane j for Miami ard from there will go | by train to New York on a mis: sion connected with an advert ing program for Key West. Manuel. Domeneche, who was on} @ brief visit. with his son-in-law | and iuahes: Mr, and Mrs, Albert. Barker ‘in’ West.Palm Beach, re-| turned ‘over the East Coast yes- terday. i i ‘William Weatherford and’ chil- dren, Betty Rose, Perdita, Bext-! rice and Bessie, left Saturday! afternoon for Key Largo. ' Mrs. C. C. Bryant and daugh-; ter, Monteen, left Saturday after-' | ngon over the East Coast for New | York to join Mr, Bryant, who is) an engineer on the Steamship | | Florida, ! Donald Corley, architect with| }the FERA, who'was in Havana trecuperating from illness, return-} ‘ed Saturday on~~the ~ Steamship Cuba. — ; Mrs. Charles } and will stay a while as guest +f Ta x MENTION Frank Bentley left Saturday afternoon over the East Coast for a visit of several days in Miami. Mrs, Nancy Flannagan, nurse with the state board of health, who was on a special commission to Havana, returned Saturday aft- ernoon on the Steamship Cuba Miami, ‘ # Mrs: Lou’ J, Tillis, who was vis- iting in Key West for the past few days as guest of her brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John H,. Bright left over the East Coast Saturday for Miami where! she will join her son-in-law and! daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Thornton and proceed to their; home in Tampa. Mrs, J. H. Seeley and daughter, Evelyn, left yesterday afternoon over the East Coast for a stay ! Misses Mary Fay and Virginia} McClanahan left Saturday after-! noon for Homestead where they will spend a few days with: friends, J. S, Weatherford, representing one of the large coffee houses of Baltimore, who was in Key West’ for a short visit with relatives, re- turned.on the afternoon . train Saturday for Miami. Gerald Saunders, Sunday school superintendent at the First Meth- odist Church and who is connect- ed with the local Gas Company, left yesterday morning over the highway enroute to West Palm Beach where he will spend a vaca- tion of about a month. Mrs. Juliette Napoles, mother, Mrs, Leonora Baleja and two} children, Julius and Mario, were arrivals on the S. S, Cuba Satur- day from Havana. Miss Nellie Russell, of the traf- fie branch of the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph com- pany, left on the afternoon train yesterday for a few weeks in Asheville, N. C., and will after- ward go to Chicago for a visit with Mr. and Mrs, L. C. Schuldt. Mrs, Iris Duckett was an arrival over the highway Saturday eve-! ning and is the guest of Mr. andl Albury for a week, Mr. and Mrs, E. Z. Mullins and daughter, Harriette, were arrivals over the highway Saturday for a stay of several days with rela-i tives and friends. } Miss Kathleen Curry came in on the morning train y sterday , from her home in Houston, Texas, ' Dr. and Mrs. Armando Cobo at} their home in the barracks. ‘ burn Pinder, | Mr. and Mrs. ( | and Mrs, Pinder's r and niece, who were visiting them in Miami,; arrived over the highway yester- day afternoon. j -- 1 Miss Maudie Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson, ! left Saturday afternoon for At-| lanta, Ga., where she will begin studies preliminary to taking. a business, course. | Miss Clara P ger on, the S..S, Cuba Saturday afternoon, returning from a stay} with, relatives in Havana, Miss Zoile Fuentes, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs, J. Fuentes, of Flem ing street, returned Saturday aft- ernoon after a visit of several weeks with relatives in Havana, J. S. Moore, of the Reedy ding company, J. F. Me J. L. Wells of the Atlantic Coast} Line and H. C. White, of the Cen-| tral of Georgia R. R., were re turning passengers on the S. S. Cuba Saturday after a visit several days in Havana, H. B. Haskins, assistant sup intendent of lighthouses, left’ y terday afternoon over the East| Coast to attend to matters in| connection with repairs being} done on the Lighthouse Tender | Ivy now in drydoek at Jackson-j ille. H VOLUNTARY CORPS LIST INCREASES EIGHTY-TWO NAMES EN-| ROLLED TODAY AT FERA HEADQUARTERS | Enlistments in the Voluntary Work Corps have now reached the 4,000 mark. This is almost 100! percent of the people in Key West | eligibile for enrollment. , However, there are still others registering and the off feel satisfied the number will pos sibly be ‘greater than at first esti-| mated, E ie : REHABILIT JOINS * At Railway Yard To A Greet National Guards Rb BPRS, . x peed OF ISLAND CITY sinus ono back again at Key West, enjoy the ; New camp arrangements and meet with old friends. Officers at the camp are Colo- nel M. R. Woodward, Majors P. L. Wall and William V. Albury. Captain Stanley: S.. Barchan, E. LV. Garcia, Roger Carter, Harry | Lewis, Leslie Russell, John’ Atilich and Wm. B, Keating. *" Lieutenants L. E. Waldron, M. MEETING OF OTTO. ENCAMP. MENT WILL BE HELD TO-| MORROW NIGHT TO OUT. LINE ACTIVITIES, , - pug wee) KG Hon. Raymond ‘$. Yoonians ~ -) | West Palm BeaetyGrattd “Patrice P» Shaver; Thomas “Kelly, .W. E, arch of Florida, Encampment, ,has Thigpen, Alex Leunig, A, V. Bus- commanded the local Otte En-f well, James Cato, J. Barnes, Ed campment No. 5°to institiite a°re-;Ballard, W. Curry Harris, W. E. habilitation’ program .for the! V. Roberts, George DeCotts and lodge, according to an announce-; W. C. Bayliss, Warrant Officer ment made by officials today. Caesar LaMonaca. To this effect a meeting has No Concert Tonight been called for tomorrow evening Owing to the fact that all of at 8 o’clock at the K. of P Hall on! the electrical arrangements have Fleming street. All members of not been completed for the con- the encampment who are in good cert lighting facilities, there will standing in the subordinate lodges be no concert tonight. There will have been invited to be present. | be, however, one tomorrow night | Mr. and Mrs: J. A. Smith, Are | and Mr.’ and “Mrs. Charles It is understood that a move- and Mrs. Woodward, whose sing-| ment. is being made by some of jing pleased lovers of music !ast| the members to change the name year, will be heard.in two num-| from Otto Encampment No. 5 to pers, i Bermuda Encampment No. 5. 1 Tonight. a “Welcome Dance” ; for the National Guards will be YACHT ROMANCE held in the Cuban Club on Duval} | street under the auspices ofthe! { (Wednesday night officers of | 5 ‘ of M VESSEL TAKES BER’ " the regimentvare to be the guests: ‘and “Mrs, William H. Ma- pcg acy oh Thursday is the presence of all of-, PANY’S PiE! | ficers, not on duty, at the regular} luncheon of the Rotary Club. Friday night at the Country | ‘Yacht Romane,:of Miami,. with Club the officers will entertain; H. C. Harvey, owner and master; with a dance. It is expected that| and a party of seven guests on! Governor Dave Sholtz and his staff | board, arrived this morning and| will arrive Friday and will be} berthed at the Porter Dock ¢om-, guests of honor at the dance. | pany’s -pier. 7° |) Saturday night at 9:30 o’clock| The vessel has been cruising in’ the Junior Woman’s Club will give; the, British’ West Indies. and ‘the; a dance for the visiting officers! Carribbean Sea and is régistered’ and are planning to make it a as having visited at Nassau, N. P.) memorable event. and Sagua La Grande, Cuba. ' In the’ party on the yacht are’ ! scheduled for i f mapigate | | WELCOME GUARDS! }} KAPPA PI DANCE { Monday, August 6,. 1934, j 9:00 O'Clock | CUBAN CLUB jj} Two Cases P. D. Beer to bet; given away Music By Bob’s Orchestra Ladies Fr Gents 60c Smith, Mr. arid Mrs, W. I. Fiske Par- mah. i Another vessel berthed at the Porter Dock is the Cabin Cruise Nellie Bell. The cruiser’s _ home port is’ St. Louis, Mo. t | | recently been added to the shoe {PALACE MONDAY, AUGUST 6; 1934, and boys with shoes for dress er work to fit any taste. Peter's shoes has an established reputation and the name is fa miliar to everyone, the manager of the Hub states. In addition te this, the store gives its own guat- antee on every pair sold, "TODO IO TS, DAMAGED BY FIRE STRUCTURE BURNED INORTS MORNING SITUATED ON PACKER STREET | Fire, said to be.of,,ineendiary origin, partially desttoyed:the in. terior of: the residenees at 1113) | Packer street yesterday morting.| An alarm at 3:30°0'clock from! | Box 31 called Enginés Nos. t and 13 to the:scene. Thesinterior: of | | the dwelling was found to be a | perfect furnace. Within an hour the flames were under control. The building is the property of; Berlin Sawyer and was insured! for $1,500. | i| NEW SHOE LINE AT HUB STORE The Hub Store announces in this issue of The Citizen that a line of Peter’s Shoes for men has) ANNOUNCEMENT. We have added to our SHOE DEPARTMENT a line of | PETERS SHOES FOR MEN FOR WORK OR DRESS department of this store. | The Hub Store Department has . always been known for the high! The reputation of this quality and good brands of shoes;| brand is well established carried and has one of the most : complete stocks in town. With, besides our own guarantee the adding of Peter’s brand, this { store now is able to’ furnish men eer Ray Walker-Jacqueline | in HAPPY LANDING Also—— “Peacock Throne” and “Puss in ts” Matinee, 10-15c; Night, 15-25¢ GSaaAALLALD#A } i] | | i STEAMSHIP Co. UNITED STATES FAST MAIL ROUTES FOR PORT TAMPA—HAVANA—WEST INDIES Effective April 27, 1 — Key West for Havana Tuesdays and Fridays 12:15 “ay Leave Havana for Key West Wednesday. and Seturdays Leave Key West for Port Tampa Wednesdays and Satur- days 6:30 P. M. Tickets, Reservations and Information at Ticket Office om the Dock, "Phone 71 J. H. COSTAR, Agent. OLD STOV g y 3 Dy Ss Z was a passen-|‘** The Old Stove Round-up is here again! Tradé-in-allowances range up to $13.15. Terms are as low as $1.50 down, with balance in 24 monthly payments. Never has any Round-up equaled this year's in the values offered. Don't miss the oppor- tunity it presents to change your old stove for a new up-to-date gas range. Hére are some of the important features you get in a modern gas range: Oven Heat Control . . . Insula- tion... Self-Lighting . . . Full Enamel . . . Pull-Out Broiler... Simmer-Speed Burners . . . ALL improve- ments that mean so much in labor-saving conven- ience and real cooking pleasure. Add the economy, speed and dependability of Gas —and you have modern cooking at its best. Don't wait! Let us move out your old stove and install a new late model gas range—NOW, while you have the advantage of the Round-up trade-in- allowance. an “, . wre FLORIDA PUBLIC UTILITIES CO. ROBERT ROBERTS, Mgr.