The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 24, 1936, Page 4

PAGE FOUR SOCIETY eee | Arrange Dance | Surprise Party | At Raal’s Club |Last Evening | Another large crowd is expected! to attend the Saturday evening’ his seventeenth birthday was given dance at Raul’s Club tomorrow. ¢, eyenneteading a0 he eualhour citer ees ewes in Saint Paul’s Parish Hall on of 10 o'clock. i John Pritchard’s musical or-: Bahama street. ganization will offer a splendid Music for this delightful affair; program of late dance music for! Was furnished by John Pritchard’s the enjoyment of all who attend’ popular dance orchestra, \ this affair, | Seventeen candles ornamented Ss ithe large birthday cake presented! Plan Daecel At {to the honoree. The table onj jwhich the cake was placed was} Habana-Madrid Ipeaitifulls sdesoratedaawitt lace} {fern and pink crepe myrtle and} Habana- Mad id Club is making. bouquets of pnk roses. plans to entertain a large crow@; Those who assembled to cele- at their regular Saturday evening ‘prate the enjoyable affair were: | affair to be given tomorrow at; Lelanette Roberts, Bebe Spence, 10:00 o’clock. | Winifred Shine, Margaret Dion, George Dean and his 11-piece; Dorothy Dobbs, Margaret Dexter, dance band will furnish a nice! Marjorie Frow, Vilma M. Al-! program of dance rhythm for this! fonso. event. | Hubert Trout, Charles Ward- ‘low, IV, Gerald Pinder, Ray At- i well, Henry Higgs, Frank Alvarez. ! John Pritchard, Delio Cruz, Ralph| | Garcia, Hector Barroso 1 Rev. AY. B. Dimmick, Miss Flor- K. Kittredge! ence Williams. Mr. and Mr ting here) Clements Jaycocks, Jr.. and Mr: mother,: Benjamin Tynes. United A surprise party in honor of Kittredges On Visst To City Mr. and Mrs. M. of Jacksonville are with Mrs. Kittredge’s Mrs. Emma Arnold on street. Mr. {connected with the Key West Kittredge was formerly Electric Company in this city. PERSONAL MENTION s ee e B. an outgoing passenger on afternoon plane yesterday for business visit in Miami. i RE AATITA PREV, his w Complain Agreement I Foreel the’ a vs. | CHARLES eee OS ae ‘C. L. Dame, chiez radio elec-“* *” trician of the seventh naval dis-! trict, with headquarters at Charleston, S. €., who was on ai visit to Key West inspecting radio! material, left this morning over the highway for Miami. i r « INCORPORATED, Defendants. ORDER_OF PUBLICATION It z by affidavit bill of compl stated cause \ ap- Merritt, his wife, who: 8 unknown, are r or country other than t , and that their resi- ; that there is no Mrs. Mary Baker, who was} © longa we visiting in Key West with friends, | l defei s, and left yesterday by plane for Miami! (hat thes, paee CE and was to embark today for her} ‘ It furth home at Barranquilla, Colombia,| tificate of the S. A. has been filed in th cause certifying that Charles Thom- as Comp: known as € nd Charles Thomas Compan Dr. A. H. Williamson, of the’ |tainea ELECTROLUX WILL | | BE DEMONSTRATED, SPECIAL EQUIPMENT IS BE- ING BROUGHT HERE TO BE USED IN THIS DISPLAY A. special Electrolux demonstra- ; itor trailer, equipped and main-j by the factory which !manufactures this popular auto-j; matic refrigerator, will come tol} Key West today over the highway } to demonstrate Electro‘ux kero-| sene refrigerators to the people: of this city. This demonstrator trailer is} covering the country accom- panied by one of the Electrolux: iactory engineers, Mr. David: Dcke. While in Miami last wee where demonstrations were being | made. A. F. Shepherd, local rep- ; resentative, induced Mr. Duke to bring the trailer to Key West in order that peopte here could be- come better acquainted with this kerosene-operated Electrolux. W. S. Gagstaff, president 0: Gas Appliances, Inc., of Miami, | distributors of Electrolux kero-' ene-operated refrigerators, will | also come here with the demon- strator outfit to assist in the} showing of this refrigerator. i nce his appointment as | resentative inethis district, Shepherd hes p'aced a large num: ber of kerosene-operated Elec-j trolux refrigerators locally. Those who would see the Elec- trolux demonstrated at their; homes should get in touch with | } Shepherd, who states that he! will make the demonstration | without obligation to the pros pective escalate | i ! LEGALS IN THE Curr COURT OF THE! ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF) FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MON INTY. CHANCERY Agreement For ‘Dees Foreclosure. and D. sband, Defendant ORDER OF PUBLICATI It appearing pended to the in the abo: defen: stated cause tl e Wilxer and band, are residents| ountry ‘other than the] , and that their| that there is; e of Florida a upon whom Be M iD. 19: .| consecutive we THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LEGALS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MONRO COUNTY eae ELEVENTH JURu CU IN CHANCERY, wh ANDERSON, Plaintiff, JOHN. AR _TA ABERRY his w it living, f dead the he devisee tees or oth imants under the said Jonn Tackaberry and —— Tacka- ry, h wife, of a i and to 1 and and ‘as more particular scribed in Deed Book 2, pa; of the Public Recor roe County, Florida, said prop. erty-being located upon Ramrod and containing 44 nd jl other unknow persons having or claiming to have any said reat SrOpoRe aren Cae” | unknown persons’ interested in the aforesaid real property, ORDER FOR P: IN THE 3 AME OF LORIDA TO JOHN and STATE OF A_TACKABERRY TACKABERRY, nis wife. if living, and if dead the heirs, devisees, grantees or other claimants under the said John A. Tackaber: and Tackaberry, hi: ife of an in- t, of Monroe and as more eribed — in 365 of the Pu lie Re roe County, Florida, said_property beir cated upon Ramrod_ Ke rontaining 4415 ac: other unknown persons having iming v y rig! title or inte 1 propert ida, ticularly Book 2, ORDE : that you, and each of you, ¢ apnear in this said! the : in and , Florida, on the, Day in August, Ay being day of Mugust,. A. bill, of cf Mona Ande} The relief sought in ana { bill of complaint is the foreclosure of the lien of certain State and County Tax Certificates, now more an two years old and held by the id Sam C. Anderson upon the real pperty involved in this said cau: h said real property is situate © and State rularly de- wh in the Township East, of ja, more in Deed ° Public Coun’ Florida, said _propert cated upon Ram containing 44 Herein fail not or otherwise de- > will be duly news- in’ which this ord hed once each v DON Courthouse on 1936, (CT, CT. SEAL) ORDERED Key West, his the 29th day of June at WYER, | Hergenines Hace Jost 18 Years! [ Aso Today As Taken From ‘The Files Of The | | zen By a very wide ‘margin Key West leads all other Florida ports jin both imports and exports for j the month of May. This is shown |in a report issued for the month {and has just been received from ‘headquarters of the district in j Tampa. Key West's total of ex- ports is $2,368,869 while Jackson-| ., Ville the - nearest competitor, ‘shows $737,550, next is Pensacola ) with $565,173 and followed by | Tampa with $350,973. In imports ‘Key West is credited with $1,128,- 415; Tampa, $900,389; Jackson- i ville, $841,910. Practically (half of all the exports sent out i from the state went through Key: | West. | A' couple of popular young Ha-! ‘vana people representing leading} | families in the Cuban capital city, lwere married in Key West this; morning, in the office ‘house, J. G. Piodela | The contracting parties were Luis ; Angula y Alvarez, prominent at- torney of Havana, and Miss Ana’ Adoifina Oliva y Enriquez, pop- ‘ular society woman of her home city. The ceremony was witness- {ed by Jose Pablo Oliva Alvarez,' | father of the bride and Dr. N. C. Pintado, of this city. People who deal in actual | figures and base their arguments on them instead of hearsay re- ports are convinced that Key West is the coolest city in the country. On July 22 an egg was fried on the brick roof of a house in | Lowell, Mass. People were crazed \with the heat and prostrations were numerous. They say there it is hot in Key West. Here the highest thermometer rating was 88, according to the weather bureau with refreshing breezes averaging 11 knots throughout the day. In New York for three days the thermometer hovered around the 100 mark, the Florida, A. D. Editorial comment: Jonah The Citizen porter says he knows Solo- mon was not a colored man “un- _| KEY WEST IN % rion” | DAYS GONE BY Empty bottles go begging in one; less women them days was | different to what they is now.” this man’s town 1s the statement made yesterday by L. T. Bragassa 'In fact it is almost impossibl give them away, he said tsale held yesterday at the cu ; house a large number of bott 4,000 in fact, a number of demi- johns from 1 —-* to 5 gall were bought ye: » Lumley for $ j Troop 5, boy scouts, wil August 10 for their annuz campment at Anastasia near St. Augustine. Throv courtesy of Captain Necle mandant at the naval static boys will be conv. ville on a government vesse entrain there for the Anc The camp on Anastasia I built by the Rotary Club cost exceeding $20,000. It beautiful long beach, is eq | with electric lights, shower and all modern conveniences | Rotarians of St. Afgustine | offered this fine camp to ; West scouts for a stay weeks free of charge. Is . com the of of Judge! {Hugh Gunn at the county court} officiating. | s Miss Susie Camus and Mrs ie Elwood will lea for Miami where the, the district meeting of thian Sisters to be heid city July 28. Miss Cam excellent junior egate Temple 20, Kes Mrs. wood is a past chief and will rep- jresent the past chief and officers club of this city. tom will at the in who rem Dick Baker, that dandy fighter from Miami came back to Key West, he said. to fight Gus Reyes for revenge. If that was his idea he was rewarded for in the eighth round of a scheduled 10 round bout at the Athletic Club night he kayoed Reyes had during the fight opponent a number of was a fine exhibition, agreed, and one of the ever seen at the stadium. O66 rs Liquid - Tablets first day Salve-Nose Drops _ Headache 30 minutes, Try “Rub-My-Tism”-World’s Best Liniment last he floor times all far fastest MALARIA in 3 days a heap Key West and Miami NOW MAKING DELIVERIES AT KEY WEST —On—_ TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. FaDat SATURDAY MORNENCS WE FURNISH PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE OFFICE: 813 CAROLINE STREET TELEPHONES 68 AND 92 Announcement-- KEROSENE OPERAT Hetrlux Refrigerator Will New teu EARN KEROSENE NO MOVING PARTS NO SERVICING NO NOESE sO ODOR ELECTROLUX IS AIR COGLED A for az Call F. Shept arrange TREVOR & MORES SUBSCRIBE FOR g THE CitiZh \—2ie WEEKLY ndants, and; state board of health, and G. L.}a corporation organized and Rianhard, of the Coral Gables| If under the Laws of the s sanitary department, who arrived | Tuesday by Coast Guard plane! © and spent the time with local’ ¢ physicians and members of the’ busing sanitary division, left yesterday! gccept s lane for Miami ' S$ THEREFORE ORDERED, bysnlaneton Mam: lenne ania Matandente be Seas: and they are hereby required to appear to the Bill of Complaint f cause on or before Mond: day of Aug’ 1 uit Court. 24-38% 1936 PALACE GeneAutry in THE SINGING COWBOY Serial and Comedy ORDERED, defe nits | required tall aid non d they are hereby appear to the Bill of Complaint} use on or oe y of Augu othe allegations | 1 be taken as con-| iefendant HER ORDERED that! published once a week | : ks in The| Matinee: 5-10c; Night: 10-15¢ ‘spaper pub- county and State. | 193 COURT SEAL) ROSS WYER, Clerk of Circuit Court. E AWYER, Deputy Clerk. Take a drive in our “Scottie Demonstration Car” le for the service aming an agent to Aldrich Boss and daugh- who were in Key West for a stay with relatives and friends, left erday by plane jami en route to their home in Jacksonville. Mrs, Boss was! formerly Miss Louise Cleare, of| Key West. COLORED NUPTIAL EVENT ON WEDNESDAY EVENING) Mrs, ter Jennie, This July said de- (CIRCUIT nfessed by URTHER ORDERED that er be published once a week weeks in The By FLORE KURTZ & REED, Solicitors for Plaintiffs. This July Ist, ily 3-10-17-24-31 } (CIRCUIT COUR By FLORE KURTZ & REED, Solicitors for Plaintiffs. TTT ALA (Contributed) EET TT A nuptial event of much inter- | est to the colored folk of Key| ————__—_—__—. West, was the marriage of Ida-! Subscribe to The Citizen—20c lene Cleare, daughter of Mr. and! weekly. Mrs. Charles (Jonah) Cleare, to} = Erie Sargent, of We: orf Beach, at the St. Peter’s Episco- { pal Church in this city on Wed) ' Notary Public 4 THE CITIZEN OFFICE nesday © g, Rev. A. B. Dim. mick, officiating. Following the ceremony, a re-j ception was held at the home of the bride, 412 Division street. The newlyweds will make their | home in West Palm Beach, hav- ing left this morning over the highway en route to that city. New Satin Dots Bomberg Tripple Sheers Washable Prints Dotted Net Dresses Eyelet Batiste Dresses Evening Dresses Embroidered Crepe Dresses SEE WINDOW DISPLAY ON SALE SATURDAY MONROE THEATER Ken Maynard in CATTLE THIEF Rochelle Hudson-Johnny Downs in EVERYBODY’s OLD MAN Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night: 15-25¢ SHOE SALE Just Received: Large Shipment LADIES’ SUMMER SHOES To Be Placed On Sale SATURDAY MORNING Every SHOE In Our Win- dow To Be Sold, At Pair $1.95 ALL SIZES ALL WIDTHS See Window The Store of Fashion City’s Leading Ladies’ Store 1, APPELROUTH i See the New Gasoline Economy of the FORD V-8— demonstrated before your eyes! This Liquid Kills Skin Itch Quicker Containing six kinds of itch kill- ing medicines, Imperial Lotion flows freely into skin folds and pores to reach and kill itching of eczema, rash, tetter, ringworm and common itch. Two s:zes, 35c and $1. 312 S. E. Second Avenue All Outside Rooms with Private Bath COOL—CLEAN—QUIET Overlooking Biscayne Bay + Two Blocks to Shops, Theatre and Business Section —RATES— $1.50 Single $2.50 Double Special Family, Weekly and Monthly Rates D. McCREARY, Ws have painted up a “Scottie Car” simply to demonstrate the increased mileage of this new 1936 Ford V-8. It is not a “special” Ford car. It is a regular 1936 stock model Ford V-8 with distinctive exterior decoration and a glass gallon jug connected with a Zenith tester. No adjustments have been made to make it perform differently from any new stock car. The jug is added so that you can see a measured amount of gasoline used with your own eyes, instead of having it come from the tank at the rear. Take a ride in a “Scottie Car.” See for yourself that a Ford V-8 is just as economi- cal on gasoline as smaller, less powerful cars. You can arrange it without cost or obligation. Call YOUR FORD DEALER THOMASINE M. MILLERE —BEAUTICIAN— Latest Air Cooled Method Permanents: $2.50 to $10.00 Hair Dyeing a Specialty 407 South St. Phone 574-, DANCE Saturday Night, 10 till ? RAUL’S CLUB John Pritchard’s Orchestra Adm. $1.00 Ladies Free s. Lrfective December 22nd, 1935. S. S. CUBA Leaves Port Tampa on Sundays and Wednesda: t 0 P. M. arriving Key West 7 A. M. Mondays and Tie 2 Leaves Key West Mond: Thursda: for Havana. . avenene a aed ae Leaves Key West Tuesdays and Fridays 5 P. M. for Port Tampa, Fla, For further information and rates call Phone 14. J. H. COSTAR, Agent. BENJAMIN LOPEZ FUNERAL HOME Serving Key West Half Century 24 Hour Ambulance Service Licensed Embaimer Phone 135 Night 696-W en er ee FORD V3 Get the feel of V-8 performance Get the facts on V-8 economy...