The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 8, 1934, Page 4

= ify initialed, plain, elaborate, sequin-| Pan American Review in Havana, ed, tucked and withal of every/was a visitor in the city yesterday! _{ known material ever pressed into/ and left on the Staemship Cuba! Qhe service of holding a lady’s|4F Tampa. peceeries: Dat they wil MET, Goss, chidt liquidator ’ for: G two points in common—they will! the customs department in Flor-! all provide for cigarette space,|ida who was here for the session: and they will all, well not quite [°F Federal court this week, ‘left! in this year of green, be yesterday for headquarters in} green. Some have a space built | Tampa, 4n, like the old Murphy Beds, for ‘ Fi sigarettes. Some will allow you! P. J, Galvin, special agent for to keep your own particular|the customs service in this dis-| green paper packet of cigarettes trict, left yesterday afternoon for to match the exterior decoration.' Miami after spending a few days There are perfectly hard flat|im Key West, on basiness. j3 ones upholstered in silk or vel-j t vet. There are some that open| Frank Russell, customs agent in like books, but close more secure-| Charge at Miami, left on the aft- ly. Some soft pouches can tuck |€rmoon train after being in Key flatly under the arm. Evenings| West two days to attend the Fall i i | Efi Hl L fh it i iv ee fl i f } Elesunelemmaall will smile on green sequined bits}term of Federal court. of loveliness. Morning in the | country will find you with a tweed} Miss Mary Beverly Neill. and’ ir well in hand. Afternoon and; Miss Carroll Southerland eft the sober seriousness of your clyb| yesterday afternoon for i meeting will find, well poised on|home in Miami after a deli b= your knee, a complicated hold-all — ~ rid ~ = guests of wool, diagonaly striped with| Judge Jefferson B, Browne, be : ;, alternates of green and gold. Al | short time your groceries or bag for every costume /: the only! Bernard DeWitt, of the pab-| solution for the woman who has’ licity department FERA, left yes-! not planned a green wardrobe. (|terday afternoon for Jacksonville BY CHURCH CIRCLE — DANCE jfor a business visit Just give us & ring and in 2 meats will come to you as you expected. You cam save @ let of time and money doing it of several ns] Tomato and Celery Salad Hot Rolls and Butter Jelly Roll Coffee Milk idays, The Young People’s Depart-}' ment of the Ley Memorial CARD OF THANKS Church entertained with a “Van- ishing Tea” party at the church | parsonage on United Street Mon- A Pre-Armistice Day Dance /| will be staged tomorrow evening} AT CUBAN CLUB CUBA BRINGS IN 61 PASSENGERS We wish to sincerely thank _ oe best. Order j those who in any way assisted!} meat with your groceries ie yeeng trees around te hulp beastify our city. Na- tate lub is at the cervice of the : ity in helping to beautify it, to i Se Sam oe ot over A reporter was clected for the ab to tet people know of the ; "wf the work of the Key ; oo gtendln Their work is tathed by the city government and the city itectf, ‘The main aim of the organiza- ; tiem is to protect the life of the i birds and flowers of our city. We ted the flowers and trees and the beautiful birds to attract visi. tere to the “Bermuda of Florida.” | The Woman's Club will be ask- ed fur the cupport of its members im the Works of the Nature Club. f Club, Mayor Malone hers have promised to s and girls in their Ht = ae te P.- HOMESTEAD TODAY Members of the Parent-Teach- ef Arsociation of Key West are today attending a district meet- ime of atmociations being held in Homestead. Those Rarique Henriques and Mrs. Will Daughtry, who is accompanied by her mother, Mrs, Jobn C. Park. It fs expected the session will be concluded today and the Key Weet group will return tomorrsw @n the morning train. PERERA headquarters has issued! day night. Various games were played, in- eluding “Charades.” An “Intel. ligence Test” was also given to the guests. Those present at this entertain- *Rotam, Beryl Pinder, Cecil Curry, | Frankie Malone, Joseph Pinder and Oscar Norman. ev. and Mrs, Martin, Mr. and Hi. Curry, My. and Mrs. Tom Curry and Mrs. Leonard Curry. A contest for school girls, |} School boys and mothers in which | $12,000 is to be given away in} j cash prizes has been announced in | today’s paper by Valdes Bakery, bakers of Aunt Molly's Bread. | All that has to be done by one wishing to-share in the 5172 Prizes is to write a letter on the} subject, “Why bread, is good to fat 4 times a day.” The letter must not contain over 200 words, : Prizes are ‘being awarded by the main bakers of the coun- ‘try. How to win them is ex- agra in the advertisement in issue. 3 ; The Grand Central subway sta- j tien in New York City was the! second busiest rapid transit point! during the fiscal - year ending June 30. The first was the : es Square station. ONE ARTE EE ea { IF YOU WANT A REP AS A GOOD DRIVER OBEY | THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT NGNS ALONG THE ROAD. ! } i © eal! for white carpenters on the If you want the right kind veluntery work rolls to assemble at Grinnell and Division streets 7 o'clock tomorrow morning to con-! tinue work on the bench building | Progran. ‘The idea is to construct about : 1.000 benches, the work to be| stated 10 the houses thane who CITIZEN BUILDING | Ssh have boon contnet. | votuntecred. of PRINTING at prices | that please, see j .—~THE— ieee Oe Oa at the Cuban Club on Duval} Steamship Cuba arrived from! during the illness and recentj}or order it separately. Street under the uaspices of Rob-{ Havana yesterday with 41 first’ death of our beloved mother, Mrs. Prompt Free Delivery. ; ert J. Perry Chapter, Order of /class and six second class passen-| Anna Gutierrez. We extend our iS “ DeMolay. gers for Key West, seven first appreciation to those who gave|| We meet all competition with | A large attendance has been and seven second class passengers the use of their cars, the donors!{ low prices and high quality assured due to the number of for Tampa. of the beautiful floral offerings . tickets which have already been! The ship sailed for Tampa’ and cards of sympathy. We as-|| Phone 67 814 Fleming St. sold. 6:30 o'clock with 20 passengers,|sure one and all that their kind- Free Delivery i Music will be furnished by Bob’s},heavy shipments of freight from | ness will never be forgotten. ¥ Orchestra. Cuba and some from Key \West.! nov8-1t THE FAMILY. i Be jit Rede li, ih : L lr : er : iI : the cigarette thats MILDER - the cigarette that TASTES BETTER i § “ , ds Everything actually known to Science, that will make a good cigarette; is used in making Chesterfields. An eminent scientist wrote, a short time ago: “Chesterfields are just as pure as the water you drink.” ee © 1934, Luctert & Mysxs Tosacco Co, ec AM MRP