The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 2, 1934, Page 4

ELS fe ERE BEATA REG LT ELE NEED NETL LEB Seer SR I ES IT cae CS SO CIN Ce “coueanapeaneveccon— REY SAPFERIS London Shops Feel Trade Boom |FERA ORCHESTRA 2 SOCIETY _ <2 |" WSTOR Et) tn Pines George Wedding Plans| 10 GVE ONE (By Associated Press) peter sd 1 ASSOCIATION selected as the site of the wedding) When their betrothal was first| En, Relief Administratfon _ The Young People’s Depart-; -Following are the officers who a t i lergency “ ment of the Ley Memorial Meth-|were installed: of Prince George and: Princess joy une dan ning et as Noveniee| Mill be heard i concert tonight. odist Church held a very im-}’ Miss Norma Yates, President. | Rex Saffer, ‘Tallahasseé, field) Marina, is anticipating a “little!30. This, however, was the date| Tbe etertainment:will B ¥ + Malcolm Johnson, Vice-! ci ss ti 7 led at the comer of Ftincis and and sacred installation dank * representative of the All Florida ? of record .funder the old Julian calendar,| ' ion service at the! y:.0 & Pro’ ‘ Bs seg yr: — which the Greek church aban-} Southard strest at 8 o'clock. A church Sunday night. tary. © | business visitor ig Key Wést to-) Even before it had been de-|doned in 1923. |treat for music lovers is promis- © The church was very effectively! Miss Curry, Treasurer, © Curty,/ Publici i ws ‘ | i The difference between the old ¢¢. if the weather does not in- ‘day. Mr. Saffer ‘is completing «| cided that the royal pair_ would: Xs - e rated for the occasion. Mari-| Mrs. Tom ‘yle and the usual calendar is terfere with the plans. = Site | Repert k tour of the“state in interests of! exchange vows. in. Westminster| 13 days so, her birthday falls = olds were used to emphasize t intenden| - 5 associati i poses December > week Teague’s colors which are gold andi Joe Cleare, Joseph Pinder, Mid} of” po cea 1 apie PI Cn os Revether 2h; the: Betal spas Gace at SHORTE white, Ida Bethel and Miss Alice Jen! — Send = ' and entertainment world began Se sates EEE TSS j ~=Miss Alee Curry was in charge Committee Chairmen. pemenes <Y men | taying plane for the round of fes-| BUILDS OWN COFFIN ‘of the program which included a) Following the installation _of| in the Novemlje? ti = violin selection by Miss Nore officers led by Rev. W. J. Mar-| He reported that approximate-/ tivities that will make up the royal) NEW YORK—About one year! ¥ates and two hymns, “Lord, We tin, the members gathered around| ly 50 percent of the papers of the wedding Wek ago Charles Keller, a carpenter of} PROVED BY 2 GENERATIONS Are Able,” Miss Alce Curry the altar for a consecration serv-| state opposd'' tiassdét///6f, the : this city completed the building of 5: Caterers, dressmakers, tailors, | his own coffin. He was buried in| soloist, and “To the Knights in ice. Prayers were given by Miss amendments, . approximatély 30 the Days of Old,” sung by the Norma Yates and Miss Miriam percent have "side in the} florists and jewelers got busy in alit a few days ago. way that was reminiscent of the oo _ Key West's First Funeral Home . Key West's First Ambulance CCC workers are PS Service a trail which will completely cir- PRITCHARD cle Mount Hood in Oregon, at Timberline, ' i ici: and arrangements Spee ito hold oe at ‘the Delmonico Restaurant on October 13.“ The number of guests is limited to oné hundred. The Transportation Committee reported that they have a date yesterday for his home in Miami. | Mrs. Bethel was before her mar- © Sealy Sweeting, who was visit-,Tiage, Miss Margaret Lounders. ing relatives in Key West left yes-| Both mother and baby are doing terday for his home in Miami me] Nee: companied by his brother-in-law, (Southbound) at 9:00 a and 2 p. m. daily. ae TREVOR & MORRIS) } wi scr" SS) department. i Carey. issue and the others have stood - royal courts in spring. : eececce ae a eae SERRE ; H : eS ON TTS ME Bereee Mtence e | H B 6 ME Discusses Matters slim figure makes her appear ‘ oy oan te (Continued from Page One) _| inch S . inches, 5 -George Pinder left yesterday; | Her father has had @ none too’ Mis son Harry Sk Maral": | nounce the birth of a 12-pound| “ Bepdet/On Dinner Deice [has included such tasks dvimanag- eee ai Seg epee a. | girl, born this morning at their} © THis ‘committee 'further report-|ing a household, making beds and: i i Daiice |had. Seen taken up again | languages, including English and Mrs, Lawton Watson, left a'rival was given the name. of have Been made] “Life has held few iced cakes cept those she has made for her- self.” pianist but as a music-lover pre- sents the curious paradox of one; = ee for the amendment. Princess Marina, the bride-to- : i taller than her five feet eight } j final. approxa! ‘Duncan: to oon over the East Coast to| Mr. and Mrs, R. J. Bethel an-|the-entire ie Ae “SS feertain income and her: ¢ducation ing a while with his cousins, Mr. home on Ashe street. The, new ed that the pote of the Dinner|cooking. But she is fluent i for her,” an intimate said, “ex- The groom-to-be is a skilled | } ; t Seeeevcesocec—ccee- a? Milton: Knowles, who will visit for set for conference with FERA|who finds interest in classical! fest EEE, ee bd C L A SS | F | E D Administrator Duncan relative to/ music but has also a strong liking| 312 Simonton Street —— eae aie a ae ee . ‘ite Rica whe wes teen. the matter of taxi rates and oth-|for jazz. It is said that several | . COP anc ~ --- ios ? ile wi goat C0 LUM N er matters connected therewith. | orchestra leaders, at his request,|| The World Series broad- RESTAURANT SERVICE ON|| [f iscome Let as prow a oe Bow Lo aerial ontaardear On motion members of the} search America for new tunes t j FERRIES ie will pay for iceclt a= aovings other relatives in Key West, Te! tie e} league are requested to invite eles: table casts are sponsored by the @ieaskent —- | yesterday for her home in Miami. , svertisements under thts head| husbands and wives to become| The only one of King George Ford Motor Company. Passenger Rates: rhe neg Se ee y é : | wit be inserted in The Citizen at| members. The name of Wallace/sons not a royal duke, Prince|| They will come direct ade coe —— ; Sheriff K. 0. Thompson, who the rate of 1c a word for each im! Kirke was proposed and he was| George may receive a dukedom as Cars 15 to 16 feet = = -- — —— from the two ball parks over the Columbia and National Broadcasting Company Systems. was in Jacksonville attending 4 sertion, but the minimum for the Cars 16 feet and over duly elected to membersh a wedding gift. Of one thing he convention of state sheriffs, was a\ first insertion in every instance ig| The secretary was then instruct-| i. certain; his allowance of $50,- returning passenger on the morn-|25¢. ed to carry out the provisions of / 999 as a bachelor will jump auto- ing train yesterday. | Payment for classified adver-| the constitution providing that| matically when he’s married to! tisements is invariably in advance,| “‘members absent for three con- $125,000 a year. Alfonso Gomez, who was _ in; but regular advertisers with ledger | secutive meetings, unless ill or out Prince George, 31, and Princess. Homestead for treatment by a/|¢counts may have their advertise-| of the city, be dropped from the , specialist, returned over the East| ments charged. roll of members.” z } : Advertisers should give their} On motion the time of each eopetpasatiuaed j street address as well as their tele-| meeting was limited to one hour i: oak Mis: liens B:-Penbe, a number if they desire re-| and forty-five minutes, or from : : : 8 p. m. to 9:45 p. m. ¢ atteh_ AeR os es —_ With each classified advertise-} No further business appearing. enn “who vice onde fa aries 2am pert piagas on motion, the league then ad- days in Key Weet, left on thei ‘or | journed. afternoon train yesterday for; Jacksonville, FOR SALE TO SUBSCRIBERS C. Freijo, freight solicitor for|MIMEOGRAPH PAPER — 500j| If you do not receive your the New York and Cuba Mail S.} Sheets, $1.25. The Artman|! paper by 6:00 o'clock in the S. Company, and family, who! Press. 8ug7/] afternoon eall telephone 51 see ee ee ie, 9, taue! 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