The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 29, 1936, Page 4

PAGE FOUR FOSCOHCOCOCTEESOOOOSOOCOCOESEOOSSESROSSOCESEESEE SOC] nr seceeccccce lle 4 Announce Marriage Of Miss Celeste Archer Tn Tampa «. Mr. and Mrs, George F. ae 1425 Newton s\ nounce the arviage oi their daughter Miss Celeste Archer tot Arvmando -Thom nehéz, son of Mrs. Rose Sanch : Tampa, in the First Congregational church | in Tampa Be oO" in the morn-! ing, A Walter Met-} calf officiated, The je wore a i ensemble I coat with white lace collar, a nav, baku hat and corsage of tal roses and valley lilies. brid navy with a finished blue isman blue! t She was attended by her et this city. an- ter, Mrs. W. D. Hearne, who wore | th an orchid silk ensemble, with ‘ white accessories and a corsage of; pink rosebuds. Mr. i Robert H, Givens, | Key Wester, Sanchez was attended by Jr, former now prac- itioner Tampa. Immediately after the ceremony the couple left for a motor trip, throughout the state. and on the return will be at home at 45! Davis Boulevard. in Making Ready For May Day Festival now be- Day Final preparations are M ing made the big F 1, at 4:00 o’el under for ven Fri in Ba auspices of stival to be local Asso- the Parent-Teacher the council of 1 of the various P. T.. A. are preparing to serve deliciou homemade eshments including cake, candy, sand-| A splendid May Day has betn arranged and published in tomorrow’s’ is | The Citizen. { progr: am! be: Meeting Of Garden | Club Postponed The meeting of the Key West Garden Club that was scheduled} to be held tomorrow afternoon at the Botanical Gardens has been; postponed until further notice. it is stated. i Due notice will be given as to} the date when the proposed meet-} ing will be held, it was an- nounced. Making Plans For Luncheon | | | ! are now going| for the mothers, Arrangement. ahead very nicely and daughter luncheon to be en at the Key West Public! 9, beginning at 1! ing to announce- ment made today. All desiring to make reserva-! tions are requested to ’phone 158. Reservations will close on} Tuesday, May it is stated. } PERSONAL . George Perpall ands Everett left over the highway this morning vi of days in M with relatives. for a jto have Del Woods | Navy. son ‘her parents, '“Grand Dance” At Hebana-Madrid A “Grand Dance” will be given at Habana-Madrid Club Fri night, May 1, under the auspice of Caballeros de la Luz. A splendid program is being ar- ranged for the floor show and during the evening there will be a | prize waltz. A large crowd is expected to attend as many ervations have already been made for the event. i Make Final Plans For Coming Dance Board of Directors of Young Democratic Club met last evening in the office of Florida Motor Lines on Duval street and made final plans for the Pee-election Dance to be sponsored by the club on Saturday, May 16, 10:00 p.m. The affair will be given at , Habana-Madrid Club. Arrangements have been made and his or- program f chestra furnish a of he occasion. dance rhythm for ‘Mrs. Richter And | Children Arrive ¢ Mrs .Mabel Richter, Lieutenant Harry Richter, U.S. Harry and daughter Ellen Anne, arrived over the high- way last evening from San Diego, Calif. Mrs. Richter was, before mar- riage, Miss Mabel Sharpley. and with her children are guests Captain and A. E. Sharpley, at the home on William street. expect to remain for months, wife famil. They about two MENTION C. R. Sheppard pee daugh- ter Alice, who were in Key West! ee, several| during the operations of the state{ { plant board, left yesterday on the; | Cuba for Tampa en route to their {home in Dade City, Mr. {having been transferred to anoth-! ,er point in Florida. Mrs. Everett grapher in the tenant Wm. KI communication ¢ at the na short vacation and Russell at Panama City, ) pected to return to K West Monday morning on the Steam- ship Cuba. , | Russell, steno- office of Lieu- Ss. Navy, r in charge! 1 station, who is on a’ visiting Mr. R. C. Roberts, keeper of cAmer-) iean Shoals lighthouse, who spending his quarterly vacation with his family in Miami, returned} to Key West this week and | yesterday for his station, George C. Miller, fire Crescent City, and Mrs. Miller, who were attending the State Firemen’s Association Convention in Key West and left for a vaca- tion in Havana, returned yester- day and left over the highway this, mornin; GIRLS DON’T BE SKINNY! —GET SOME CURVES! Fill out those thin places and. get the pretty curves men admire. Take Vinol (iron tonic) and you'll be surprised how your figure im- proves. Tastes delicious. Oriental! Pharmacy. chief of f 1 } Palace Donald Cook-Ann Doran in RING AROUND THE MOON Remember: Tonight is Prize Night! Matinee: 5-10c; Night 10-15¢ SPECIAL OFFER —on—— PERMANENT WAVES Iwo Permanents $5. 00! for ... Better ‘Waves, $5.00 and up MRS. MILLER 407 South Street Phone 574-J | Sheppard More than 50.000 tung have been planted in the Beau- mont, Tex.. area during the past ,. year and more than 100,000 seed- } lings were started. Two civilian and about 50 con-} ict cooks, ‘waiters and dishwash- FS}: prepar about 1,500,000; was meals’ a ‘year in the state prison’ poll at Huntsville, Tex. See Recess Night. umsteadsWornSyrup “To children an angel of jens, are | followed. mee NEVER, F. Deepite scarcity and | gust of SANTONIN. ft contains full dose, | Stood sixty vears’ Sold everywhere or by mail, b0c a botile. Bat. C. A. Voorhees. M. 0.. Philedelphis , | Westers going to do?” ‘which to operate of ment. ~' made by ‘and provide a of, Mrs. } = ; YOU paid your POLL TAX? trees" ' | i | | | Where | OF THEE I SING (Communicated) eee. cccccccecee | said that the husband of! voman who gave birth to the! TUPLETS in a Roumanian’ de ditch was too drunk to realize w! at was going on and hi: re to provide the , nece} medical attention | | caused the death of the inf ‘ants iw ho were normal in every respect. | It is | poad That drunk cost him! fame and fortune, though why the intemge; ability to reproduce should create; ,such morbid curiosity is someth'ng! t writer finds hard to undé nd. Sally Rand that the rea-' !son men like to see her fan dance! lis because tuey don’t get to see it jat home. Sally. are you telling ;me? | If men did get to see it at home, } they would more than likely be! arrested for wife-beating, | Say folks, why not all of us! write Major Bowes a letter and} request him to have an “Amateur| Hour” dedicated to Key West? | = j | His address is Major Edward} Bowes, Capito] Theater Building, New York City. st would get WORLD WIDE publicity out of such a} broadcast and it wouldn’t cost, anything but the time of writing. H Key W Of course we wouldn’t dare tell/ him that mostly CUBAN COFFEE! is used here, a HE salesman} = in to Key West every! week via the a'rplane. Last week a fellow asked him what he was} going to do when the planes stop-} ped running May 1. His answer is worthy of repeating, it was,| “Don’t ask’ me what I am going) to do; what the hell are you Key Key West is aces consider- able trouble finding money with City Govern- Diligent search is being the officials to find omething to tax, and a sales tax ut. May I offer a tax that would reach most everyone; be productive of immediate returns, passel of money} ‘rom an industry that now es-} capes LEGAL taxes. It’s really simple; put a fifty per cent tax} on the twenty odd BOLITA and} LOTTERY houses that operate in i the City. The State collects plenty money race-track gambling. At least FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS a week could be raised in this manner, and that would pay some of the employes. If it was ALL collected it would jrun nearer a THOUSAND DOL-| ; LARS weekly. Have YOU Have If; you haven’t, don’t yell after the} election that “The Bums are run- ning the Country.” registered? It'll be “SO LONG” /next election, until the} ‘The youngste! “The old ks run everything.” They will unless you young: bloods pay your tax and vote. Remember Meet Patricia Friday Night. MONROE THEATER Jack Benny-Eleanor Powell in Broadway Melody of 1936 Larry Crabbe-Kathleen Burke in NEVADA Matinee: Balcony 10c; Orches- tra 15-20c; Night 15-25¢ Over-Sea Transportation Co., lnc. REGULAR AND RELIABLE FREIGHT SERVICE Key West BETWEEN and Miami NOW MAKING DELIVERIES AT KEY WEST. ——_ON——_. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS WE FURNISH PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE OFFICE: 813 CAROLINE STREET TELEPHONES 68 AND 92 {tomorrow night, Friday THE KEY WEST CITIZEN You and Your Nation’s Affairs Our American Plan By JAMES S. THOMAS President, Clarkson College of Technology In an American Plan hotel the man- agement gives you complete accom- modations for a fixed charge. You pay the price and the place is yours for the length of your stay. For a good many years now, we have been running our affairs here in the United States on_ the American Plan. It has proven most _ satisfac- tory. As sojour- ners here, we have received more real serv- ice during the last 150 years than any peo- ple in the world ever before enjoyed. This service has been provided on the American Plan. You pay the price, and your material wants are satisfied. Satisfaction of these material wants+ is indispensable if we are to live at all. For the same price satisfaction of your cultural wants is thrown in. This is also indispensable if we are to live wisely. Perhaps because we have been run- ning our affairs on this. American plan, more people in this country have had, have new, and will enjoy more real advantages in the future than was ever true of people any- where else in the world at any time. In spite of the present depression, the average man in the United States today enjoys more than the average man in any civilization anywhere else in the world. And what are the rates for accom- mod: ns here in this American Plan For one thing, they are so reasonable that since our forefathers landed at Jamestown and Plymouth millions have lodged with us and have here lived great, serviceable, and happy lives in the deep convic- tion that the American Plan was good enough for them. Indeed, the accom- modations have been so good and rates so low that it has become neces- sary in recent years to restrict the patronage. ‘The rates for a lifetime of complete accommodations for the entire family (Address questions to the aw WILL HOLD SERVICES AT COLORED CHURCH} Rev. D. erintendent of Newman Church, will arrive in Key West S. Selmorl, district sup-! ing our sincere E.; many friends for their kind ' sistance bereavenrent, the illness.and death tomorrow, and will hold services, and all day Sunday. This announcement was today by. Wm. Wilkens steward. ALL PERSONS over fiity-five can vote without paying poll tax. It isn’t right, but that’s the law. So spend a couple dollars and ‘of our beloved one, John To those who gave the use the | bury. made | n, district | are work, honesty, thrift, and a little sacrifice. These virtues, and they aré virtues, not only constitute the’ price of first class accommodations in America, but they are the time-hon; | ored traditions of a good life here. All plans have to be managed. What sort of management havé we had for this American Plan of living? Very good for the most part. At times, as in recent years, it has shown’some wavs ; erings, but on the whole the manage- Kansas has 1.180 WPA jects. pre- Specialty Numbers—Friday Night. den Rev. Yancy T. Shehane, pastor of the First Baptist Church of North, South Carolina, who arrived lin Key West yesterday, preached is first sermon at the First Bap- t Church in this city last eve- ning. This was the first of a se- ‘rigs of sermons to be delivered by the visiting pastor who will be | heard each night this week. At the service “tonight, | Shehane will organize a. {gyoup of young people. | .The subject of the sermon to- night will be “Why Do Christians Have Sorrows In Life?” The public si invited to attend | these services. | | Sateen tl her Sted, S008 SS CUBA Leaves Port Tampa on Sundays and Wedmesizys at 2-08 P. M. arriving Key West 7 A.M. Mendays and Thursdaps Leaves St. Petersburg on Sundays at 4 2 Key West 7 A. M. Monday. Leaves Key West Mondays and Thursdays & for Havana. Leaves Key West Tuesdags and Fridays § P. & Tampa, Fie. For further information and rate: call Phose |< | a - | Rev. special ment has been good. In our earlier ; years, the management was excellent. | Is there any evidence that this plan is as good as the European Plan—that | customers have been given a square deal and are satisfied? Plenty of it. Our own statistical evidence would | be ample to prove we have provided the most complete program of ma- terial things ever before furnished and have inaugurated the most ex- pensive cultural program ever under- taken. But it will be more convincing, perhaps, to hear what a commission © of Europeans had to say about how people fared here under our Amer- ican Plan of management. The evi- dence will at least be unbiased. And speaking of Europeans, to be j sure now and then a casual visitor, a literary gentleman from the “Old World” most likely who. prefers to deal in opinions rather than{facts be- cause opinions are more easily ar- rived at, will tell us in a paid lecture how crude we are and how little actual living we are doing! But he offers 0 statistical evidence, and since there are two or three problems ~ looming pretty large over there just now we will, for the moment, over- look the lecturers. We will pass up the shockers who try to shock us because they think we like it and turn to some facts discov- : ered by a commission of gentlemen | who came over from Europe a little while ago to make a_sympathetic | study of our American Plan to see if | not what they | they could find out, could lecture us about at so much per head, but what there is in our plan of things which might be useful to them in their own lands. After _a very thorough study, this | commission gave out some of its find- | ings. Some of the high lights of this report will be revealed in another article. thor, care of this newspaper) CARD OF THANKS We take this means of express: thanks to as. during our J. of their cars. the doners of beautiful floral offerings. anc | messages of sympathy, we are in- |deed grateful. WILLARD M. ALBURY, MRS. MIARY (Sister). the recent Al- (Son) THOMPSON, CLASSIFIED COLUMN WANTED MODERN FURNISHED two or three bedroom house — nine month or year lease. Box A, co Citizen. apr27-3tx | WANTED—A ¢hance to bid on your next printing order. The Artman, Press aug?! FOR RENT i FOR RENT—Completely furnish-; ed bungalow with garage and all modern conveniences. Apply 905 South street. apr23-t! All You Need te Know About a Refrigerator—It's a General Electric —and ii cests less te own! Research keeps G-E Refriger- ators years iz all ways! Choose a G-E 20d you don’t need to be concerned over your refrigerator’s ope:- ating cost. 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