The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 7, 1934, Page 1

amusement operator,’ give Key West an club, he chose the corner of Duval and Key West and Norberg Thompson, Key West. lot also is to be utilized, : from the} This group, serving voluntarily,} Construction work on the Ha; tourist season this winter—an-| > i “ will carry on in this county the = —— Ces dvd dl — <> we i ‘ i However, the campargne-s te et ee soo: | ward, an is pict ows. esters have in future oi 4 * nd attatte. of the state. commision of the open air club. ~~. {Island City, being made possible ooves ol on epee, ne fi toward voluntary settlement of} at the left is the stage for or-| through the rehabilitation pro- farm debts in order to prevent | chestra and tertainers, . while| gram. foreclosures and thus saye the; 5 homes of financially over-bur- Ww mise only in eases where there is no possibility of a farmer paying! init - | 2a ee Gee at ee his debts in full, and in no in-| i ‘ 4 sees <f tee Sine will cancellation of és) ARRANGE CHARITY’ ats om a oe ie ot "The 3 ~ 4 }the Key West Garden Club. ‘CLUB ON DEC. it administration, will } in detail the work of the! { lebt adjustment groups in CHRISTMAS TIME | ea = Florida. fod of propagating improved Derkens of Me Dede apd {strains of the fruit, and stressed pointed out, Key Westers have county committees also! H. C. Galey, president of the | the fact that Key West is em/ discussed the necessity of a yacht attend this conference. Tt) Key West Co : — os a yr that this organization| urged that it be planted ates} st of debts. ed decided to give a charity ball sively here and on i In naming the commission and|at the club house on December 22 | Florida Keys. county committees. Governor ! which will be for the benefit of! S| of the health-giving , maintained as far as pos-/ many children in Key West and! properties of the fruit and men-; Sttation will maintain the piers Aes oes naibegpagl }other unfortunates whe msy not tioned many ways in which it can tee ak darkoner as ps palegeant of the’ sights of debt-|Pe provided for im Christmas be. a breakfast melon, | 4:45 "acluding the ousian ors and editexs dike. Seeds dtherwine. fruit cocktails, as a desert. pre-} ,, lined by it, up te the standards H before the! Christmas is rapidly approach- | “<71°4 and candied oni fer 1A? 6 ness ‘farm debt adjustment committees! ing with everyone looking for-; end - j In addition to the basin the sta. “ef the state are those wherein | ward to the Yuletide season, it is\,, 1" the absence of Mrs Wm. H.\tion bathing pavilion will be Farmers have been granted shown, and the members of the one. President of the Club, placed at the disposal of the financing loans by the Columbia/Country Club feel that some pro- 1. “7 ™- Warren. first vice: Gwetlers in the station. jandbank but settlement as/ vision should be made for those Mesident, presided. Many. mew! ‘since early in Azgust nego- Been refused by mortgage hold-jir need, the result of which it ™fmbs™ were added. among them cictions for, the use of the build i ot creditors. There are now{has been decided to put on. this: me, °F, the winter residents. tings and piers have been in. pre- 806 "such commitments, totaling| dance with the receipts to , be'q out, \° ine fact that the third | ress through Licutenamt .Jack- 2 $2,000,000-on. file at Co-| used for the worthy cause as Outre Chi time thant eis te an, son and final disposition of, the E: 5 lined. ig matter was received y " o ax! — sale will | ar charge of $1.00 per een se? meeting in December, the; yeerew to cases| will be made, and the funds de-! ; ce: iA eet econ tol rived will be turned over. to. the OT La nace anemia le ‘been made, and; Wompn’s Club, which will in - 75 ; appligation for @ committee’s'turn see that the receipts are dis- made for the flower show to “| i t ' fi fl | ) i . At ; rf 4 TT ¢ f Iserviees may be filed by either a|bursed to the best advantage. | "i February 18, 1955. ‘debtor or a creditor. | This dance will not be confin-' [in sttemsting conciliation of ed to cid members its sated. MANY WILL TRAIN farm debts, a committee’s pro-; but the privilege of attendance 4 fase Dy will be to seek to arrange | will be extended to all that may | R = setlement. If this fails,: care to take part. { z Se EXPLANATION RECARDING } for the poor kiddies who slogan of Post in its Christmas Toy Cam- : , f sug: wi refinancing will “be attempted.| The Junior Woman’s Club,/} possibly through a federal lend-/ through its president, Mrs. How-: ing agency. As a last resort, if' ard Wilson. has consented to see, REGISTRATION CLOSED FOR} j conciliation is impossible, a farm-' that the tickets are properly dis- The originator and manager of o as the Southern Entertainers, the Frazier-Lemke amendment to| will cooperate in any other way! AL DEPARTMENTS {said cine: tease acon > the national bankruptcy act. [possible in order to make the a! . ; i fair a roasts one. fas to the routine to be carried * EES SS | . out during the advertising cam- * It is urged that everyone lend “ MASONIC LODGE | their efforts to put the ‘Mncel There were so. many appli-}paign to secure uniforms for the pene in a big way in’ order that /cants registering yesterday at the ‘members. _ Harris school for: training in he- Some. merthants hawe been in- 3 needy of ity may also : - ® NAMES OFFIC pes of: the ‘city may sl | 5 “work that; xegresentatives’ of formed the campaign weuld com Se <= Se who securing and whi the ey er may avert foreclosure through tributed. and this organization} ACTIVITIES BY VOCATION. | the musical organization known lat- ‘ith join in the Christmas ‘spivit. .the state and government voca-, tinue for three months. T eee ea Ferns anc Ere Bet Gate Sirs Clfond = che wie E. Gilffesd, bead of Ge tional departments have decided in error. The Booster Band will to close the lists. ppear on the streets about one This action ef discontinuing, hour in the evening two or three hr aeprengee was teld Thejtimes weekly for one month. are | Citizen this morning by those in} During this period they will ~ i So ee small charge of the work, who said|Gistribute folders _advertiing a a ee Those elected to serve for the! —- W404 in order to swell the fund. | there were more than 100 reg-/Key West and boosting those who | "=. ne be accepted for|ensuing year were: 4 istering yesterday. }made it possible for the emter~ anal — matinee, Cap-| A. G. Lund—Worshipful Mas-| ee| Mrs. John Roberts, case work-|tainers to secure the brilliant ““* Aussi Guaesk. sites WHERE TO GO {er for the FERA relief branch, ! uniforms they will wear. J. R. Stowers—Senior Warden. will be in charge of the hotel! The organization will be seen Robert R. Roberts — Junior | **eeeeeocerooosesoeooees | |). ements when the period of |in different sections of the city. Warden. TONIGHT training has been conclud |The members will present novel- B. D. Trevor—Treasurer. Cuban Club—Kappa Pi Dance./ It is expected and anti ited | ty features, playing and making Frank O. Weech—Secretary. | Monroe—“Gun Justice” and | by those in charge of the train-/announcements for periods of A ¥ Aeteetidin “St dfficers ; Hicks: or if necessary, communi- | 2 lcate with any officer of the\club, | for Dacie Ledge 14, F- and #- M- | and-they. will call for same, far- nishing an official receipt. Both Mr. ‘Trevor and Mr.| “The Case of the Howling Dog.” ing that local hostelries will give' from 10 to 20 minutes. kk is ex- Weech were reelected. { ' consideration to those who have! pected the uniforms and printed CUBASE Cive Members selected to fill the! TOMORROW | taken the courses when in need! matter will be ready within «| Boe. Gremmecns ive offices will be named| Monroc—“Now and Forever.” | of the kind of help for which they | short time when activities will “| ey ae —— gin. tat the next meeting of the lodge.| Palace—“Successful Failure.” | have been prepared. ined, and CANT THINK CLEAR, DRINK A BOTTLE OF WAGNER'S BEER. IT IS SOLD ICE COLD AT ALL tf