The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 22, 1936, Page 4

PAGE. FOUR Deecececococcsooesooeces cove » SOCIETY =-: ons ceccecsececeooeseeseeore Torres-Baker Nuptial Event At Fleming Street Church One of the important events on hair. Her bouquet was of Genet the week’s social calendar, was Ella. Miss Clarabell Cerezo was the wedding of Miss Florence maid of honor, and was attired in Torres and Phillip Baker, which}a light blue imported organdy, took place at 2:00 p. m. Sunday) featuring princess style, and wore} at the Fleming Street Methodist'a matching corsage in her hair.) ask Peele, ecticsesl eee ee pesiclaras ei the ceremony, and the bridal} Misses Cleora Roberts and Lois party stood at the altar which;Archer were bridesmaids and was beautifully decorated with! wore silk chiffon organdy. Miss! white bridal roses and fern. j Roberts wore buttercup _yellow,! Mrs. Ruey Roberts played ajand Miss Archer worse pink, with! program of nuptial musie as matching corsage in their hair.: guests assembled and scree (ta carried bouquets of Presi-} panied Miss Susan LaKin who!dent Taft and yellow marshneil sang, “O Promise Me,” and Miss; Douglas McCarthy was _best/ May Hill who sang, “I Love You} man and groomsmen were Ralph} Truly. Mrs. Ruey Roberts played| Dominguez and George Albury. | the “Brida] Chorus” from “Lohen-} The ring bearer was little weecve t You an Nation’s A Planned THE KEY WEST CITIZEN d Your Affairs Economy By ELIOT JONES Professor of Transportation and Public Utilities, Stanford University Numerous writers of recent years have advocated a “planned economy.” ‘These writers maintain that our pres- ént capitalistic system is chaotic be- cause of the absence of a well -formulat- ed national plan. And yet this “chaotic” capitalistic sys- tem has provid- the numerous and changing wants of the consumers. And the system has the great merit of producing the goods and services with a high degree of efficiency, and thus at low cost In place of our present system that has produced these results it is pro- posed to substitute “a planned order.” The words have a pleasant sound, but seductive slogans will not operate a complicated business machine. fore throwing overboard our capital- istic régime we ought to know the goal of the planned order. We may be “on our way.” but we would like to know where we are going, and by what route, and who is to do the plan- ning, and how much experience they have had in planning and in admin- stration. LEGALS gh cIRCUIT come OF THE! o a omcurt! OF THE STATE GR FLORI AND POR‘ MONROF COUNTY. CHANCERY. HAROLD F. WARD, | | Plaintiff, of Lien of Sale Certificates. living, and, vs. Foreclosw Tax R. H. ISHAM, if if dead, the heirs, devisees, grantees or other claimants under the said R. H. ISHAM, i deceased, et als., MDetendants. ORDER OF PUBLICATION | It appearing by the sworn bill of [complaint of Harold F. Ward, th plaintiff in the above styled cause, which said bill of complaint has been duly filed in the said cause,/ ‘that plaintiff does not know and} {has not been able to ascertain j Whether R. H. Isham, Jackson, Janie C. Holmes, Lazarus, Alan M. Cohen, izabeth D. Cohen, his wife, and J. L. Wood, seven of the defendants in the above styled cause, believed by plaintiff to be interested in the property in said bill of complaint deseri or, if dead, to have been! interest therein, ‘are dead orj alive. And it further appearing by said! bill of complaint that the residence! of Margaret Isham, wife of the said defendant R. H. Isham, is unknown | further, that the residence of ——j Jackson, wife of the said-defendant/ Joe Thorn Jackson, if he be mar-! ried, is unknown; further, that the | and; Régar| * fis LEGALS NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN. that under and by virtue of and pursuant to that certain decree made and entered on the 12th day of September, A. D. 1936, by the Honorable jefferson B. Browne, Judge of the Circuit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Mon- roe Count: Fierida, Chancery in that certain cause therein pem ing, wherein Charles F. Albury is complainant and Delia A. Lane. a widow, Lida E. Hutchinson and Hutchinson, her husband, if ma: ried, and Blanche Yohey and Yohey, her husband, if married are defendants, the undersigned Special Master in Chancery, appointed said decree, will offer for sale an? sell at publie outery to the highes. idder for cash, before the front Court House in County, Florida, November 2, A. D. , (same being a rule day of said court and a legal sales day) during the legal hours of sale, t wit, between 11 o'clock in the fare- noon and 2 o'cl k in the afternoon of said day, the following deseribe! roperty to satisfy said decree by payment of the amounts therein specified: On the Island of Tavernier, being Lote One (1), Two (2) Four (4) and Five (5) of Singleton’s Addition to Taver- nier Cove, a subdivision in Section 34, Township 62 South, to the By LE MARS Sec veceerececceeeeseeree The character and talents of chose® SCARPIO.—i: endows the sub- jects born durng this period with @ mind, at the same time shrewd. fickle, capricious, dreamy poet {ical and often relgneusiy inched they have 2 strong will power, are steadfast and persevering. The temper is fiery and casily arouse ed, somewhat rough and even we lent, but never unkindly so; slow to move to zcnger. but never to for give; they keep a deep feel ng of jrerentment. They are ski Mul and | patient im all kinds of work, are fond of covntry pleasures and. withal, a thirst for honors. For Range 38 East, accordi plat recorded in Plat page 135, Monroe County, ida Records. ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR.. Special Master in Chancery. ook 1 grin” as the processional. ! Johnny Cerezo. The flower girls ma The bride walked to the altar | were little Shirley Mae Albury, on the arm of her father by whom} Sylvia Roberts and Rose Mary} residence of Holmes, husband of the said defendant. Janie Holmes, if she be married, known; further, that the. r Of recent years we have experi- mented a good deal with a planned agriculture, but the plan seems to have been essentially a scheme for jtune will come to them late im life |many will be their friends; they ‘will also have enemies among the: the hours of labor bave-been 5 ° she was given in marriage. Her} Roberts. The little girls wore gown of white brocaded satin wasjlong organdy dresses in yellow,’ designed on princess lines, and} green and pink,and carried bas- the collar was princess style also.!kets of matching colors with rose; Her veil was of net and lace, the | petals. H cap was of coronet shape and had; The couple left by plane im-} orange blossoms. She carried an|mediately after the ceremony. arm bouquet of white bridal) For traveling the bride wore aj roses, ismart navy blue satin crepe tunic} Mrs. Neville Stirrup was her|with matching accessories. On} matron of honor and wore a frockjreturning here Mr. and Mrs. of. nite green silk organdy, andj Phillip Baker will reside at their; wore a matching corsage in her‘new home 1020 Grinnell street. Much Interest In Prayer For Parents | Hallowe’en Social At Armory Tonight Parade of the Goblins at 10; o’clock, and bobbing of apples, will be some of the features at the Hallowe’en social and bazaar to be held at the National Guards’ Armory tonight. In addition to these features there will be many interesting numbers to be offered, according} to information given today. The} evening’s entertainment will be-| gin with a grand mareh at 8| o’clock and the various events will follow in Many parents of the Harris School P.-T. A. were so interested! in the prayer for parents, read by Miss Jennie Seymour at the last meeting of this body, that they have requested The Citizen to print a copy of it. The prayer follows: “Oh, God, make me a_ better parent. Teach me to understand my children, to listen patient!y to; | greatly reduced, and the opportuni- ties for leisure vastly increased. Fur- thermore, the present system gives the producers an incentive to antici- pate the wants of the consumers, and it gives the consumers freedom to choos? among the manifold offerings of the producers. This is a democratic arrangement which offers opportunity for the exercise by producers of judg- ment, courage. and initiative. Truly, as was recently said, “Initiative is not a commodity to be delivered in pound packages through a governmental bu- reau. It is a vital force in the life of our nation and it must be freed.” Slight reflection should convince anyone that it is no easy task to or- ganize the human and natural re- sources of a country so as to furnish consumers with the goods that they desire at the place and time that they desire them, especially when we bear in mind the necessary time interval between production and consumption. The wonder is not that mistakes are made now and then, but that this exceedingly complicated economy works as well as it does in meeting solving the problem of poverty in the midst of plenty by removing the plenty. Will.a “planned eco! of this type, leading to a curtailment of the supply of essential commodities, conduce to the well-being of the peo- ple as a whole? Clearly not even should Mother Nature be prodigal. But now and then Mother Nature re- senting, so it seems, man’s efforts to curtail her bounty, goes on a rampage, and gives man a taste of floods, drought, and dust storms. At such times the folly of governmental plan- ning based on curtailment schemes should be evident to everyone. The advocates of the planned eco- nomy may reply that the particular plan adopted was wrong, and that there is still need for a planned econ- omy. They may be right, but what assurance do we have that their par- ticular plan will work any better? Moreover, are the people willing to conduct their lives and affairs in ac- cordance with a compulsory plan ad- ministered by a centralized, political board at Washington. (Address questions to the author, care of this newspaper) PERSONAL MENTION Peecccccecserse0cceseees George P. Bradford, finance di- School Circle To Hold Meeting There will be a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Mon- what they have to say and to an- swer all questions kindly, Keep me from interrupting them and contradicting them. Make me as courteous to them as I would have them to be to me. Give me the courage to confess my sins against my children and ask them forgive- ness, when I have done wrong. “May I not hurt the feelings of my children. Foxbid that I should laugh at their mistakes or resort to shame and’ ridicule as punish- ment. Let me not tempt my child to lie and steal. So guide me hour by hour that I may demonstrate by all I say and do that honesty produces happiness. “Reduce, I pray, the meanness in me. May I cease to nag, and when I am out of sorts help me to hold my tongue. “Blind me to the error of my children and help me see the good things that they do. Give me a ready word for honest praise. “Help me to grow up with my) children, to treat them as those of | their own age; but let me not rob! them of the opportunity to wait upon themselves, to think, to} choose, to make decisions, H “Forbid that I should ever pun-' ish them for my selfish satisfac- tion. May I grant them all their wishes that are reasonable and have courage always to withhold! a privilege which I know will dol m harm. 1 “Make me ‘so fair and just, so; considerate and companionable to my children that they will have a! genuine esteem for me. Fit me to be loved and imitated by my chil-} “With all thy gifts, oh, Great God, give me calm and poise and self-control.” Hallowe'en Parade Tomorrow Morning Arrangements have been made for a Hallowe’en parade tomor-} row, Friday morning, at 10: o’clock, by Mrs. N. P. Nelson’s Kindergarten School of fifty-two| pupils. The parade will start from 727 Love. Lane, down Southard, then! to Duval, up Fleming to Grinnell, ! down Southard, back to Love! Lane. { Everyone is requested to come! out and see the tittle tots. They; will be well worth seeing. it is stated. | Opera Practice Here Tonight i —— | Members of the cast of the; operetta H. M. S. Pinafore have, been called to a_ rehearsal this evening 7:45 in the dancing salon of the Oversea Hotel. In the absence of George Mills White, musica! director, direction) will be under Professor Gus Ayala, ! who will preside at the piano. | Structor of Order of Easterr Star, ‘evening to pay a visit to the local | quick succession. Characters of every description will be represented and plenty of fun wil be in store for those who attend. Maggie and Jiggs, Pop-| eye, Wimpy and Olive Oyl, Crazy Mary and other celebrated comic characters, Novelty Animals and Den of Pirates will be on hand to! help entertain the crowd, it was} stated. There will be several groups and each group will have somes thing interesting to offer. Plenty of delicious light refreshments will be on hand with a bevy of! beautiful “witches” and “spooks”} to serve those attending. Chamber of Horrors will be another feature to be found at | this affair and many are the rare} by her brother, Bert P. Quinn, en- and novel “Horrors” to be found there. The proceeds of this af- fair will go towards the parsonage) fund of the Fleming Street Church] parsonage. Lodge Official To Visit Here Mrs. Jennie B. Gore, Grand In- District 29, will arrive here cver the Over-Sea Highway tomorrow order, Fern Chapter, No. 21. Mrs. Gore -will be present at the meting of Fern Chapter to be held tomorrow evening, 7:30 o’clock in Seottish Rite Hall, cor- ner Eaton and Simonton street. After the meeting a social hour will be held. A school of instruction will be held at Scottish Rite Hall ‘Satur-j day afternoon aat 2:00 o’ciock at which time it is hoped that all} members of Eastern Star are pres- ent. Entertainment At Pythian Hall A Hallowe’en entertainment with all the “trimmings” will be) held tomorrow evening at Pythian) Hall on Fleming street under the} auspices of Pythian Sisters, Tem- ple No. 20. Members of this invite the public to come out and enjoy the fun. They promise to have “Madam Marie” on hand to tell people of their past and; future, their destiny whether good or bad, of their future mate and many other interesting things. All the mysteries of Hallowe’en will be seen at this unusual en- tertainment and the sponsors guarantee that all who attend will have a good time and plenty of fun. Mothers t treating children’s colds, don’t take yicks i } | organization | chances..use rector in WPA district 6, was an arrival this morning by plane from! Miami and is the guest of Glenn| Wood, finance director in District} roe County Council P.-T. A., Fri- day, October 23, promplty at 3 p. m. in the Recreation Room of {charge of new construction work} € e e No. 4. jthe Division Street jeording to today. A request is made for a full at tendance of the committee mem- bers at this meeting as matters of much importance to the organ’ zation will be discussed, it is stat- ed. School, announcement ac- made Mr. and Mrs. Eric Gwynn, who were visiting for a few days with relatives in Miami, were returning passengers on the plane this morn- ing. Mrs, Edward Hardee, formerly Miss Edna Quinn of Key West, was an arrival on the plane this morning for a visit with her moth- er and other re'atives and will re- main for several weeks before re- turning to her home at Ports- mouth, Va. She was accompanied on the Ferries Traveller and Pil- grim, will leave this afternoon by plane for a business visit of two {days in Miami, gineer on a yacht now in Miami. Attorney Herbert U. Fiebel- man, of Miami, was.an arrival this morning, by plane attended a ses- sion of circuit court as attorney for the Empire Fire Hose com- pany, and will return to Miami this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Richards, who were visiting at Mr. Rich- ard’s home in Pennsylvania and at points in New Jersey, returned ey afternoon over the high- | Way. | J. R. Blair and G. L. Scheer, United States steamboat inspec- . x tors, arrived this morning on the’ Miss Cecilia Ellsworth, steno-| Cuba from Tampa, for a regular grapher in the office of Don Wil-| inspection trip and will look over liams, of the FERA, wi!l leave thos | the Monroe county ferries and afternoon for a week-end visit with | other vessels. her parents in Miami. Sea MONROE THEATER ‘Motors corporation, who arrived Robert Taylor-Loretta Young Tuesday to consult with L. M. in PRIVATE NUMBER Pierce on tests being made by the;{ Robt. Taylor-Betty Furness in American Society of Testing Ma-j THREE WISE GUYS terials at the naval station, will!) Matinee: Baleony, 10c; Orches- leave this afternoon on the plane tra, 15-20c; Night: 15-25¢ for Miami, siamese THOMASINE M. MILLER —BEAUTICIAN— Latest Air Cooled Method Permanents: $2.50 to $10.00 Hair Dyeing a Specialty Earl Denoon, of the General} Rand Bissell will leave this aft-; ernoon by plane for Miami after, visiting for several days in Key West as guest at the home of B. M. Danean. in Engineer R. C. Parker, Bob Steele in CALVARY Serial and Comedy Matinee: 5-10c; Night: 10-1S¢ With six itch medicines form, Im Lotion flows into pores hair fe and thus gets at and kills the cause of scalp itch. 35¢ and $1.00, | YEARS OF ATTENTION To the business of providing the BEST OF PLAIN and FANCY GROCERIES have given us the reputation of being— ALWAYS A BUSY STORE—THERE’S A REASON Archer’s Grocery “The Store That Serves You Best” 814 FLEMING STREET : : ; $ PHONE 67 eocegceeee' Wood, wife of the said de- fendant J. L.’ Wood, if he be mar- ried, is unknown; further, that there | is no person in the State pf Florida! the service of a subpoena j whom would bind the said de-'sx CIRCUIT COURT, STATE OF fendants Margaret Isham, Jack-| "pLORID. ELEVENTH JUDI- son, Holmes, and —— Woo curr ‘ bol further, that plaintiff believes that; — eee —— prep ee A over the/ Anna Valenzuela Rodriguez, | lt iS | PHBREFORE ORDERED! a ee at R. H. Isham, if living, and, if in G =e dead, all parties claiming interests | 7°°¢un Gutsens Rodriguez, ORDER OF PUBLICATION under said R. H. Isham, deceas: or otherwise, in the following de : scribed property situate in the’ It appearing by affidavit t County of Monroe, State of Florida,iSWorn bill filed in the above-stated to-wit: "| cause that Joaquin Gutsens Ro‘ Lot One (1) of Section Twen- |Tisuez, the defendant therein ty (20), Township. Sixty-five |m@med, is a non-resident of the (65) South, Range Thirty-four | State of Florida and resides at San; (34) East, containing 1821 {| Christobal No. 23, Palatine Cerro,| acres, more particularly Havana, Cuba; that said defendant! scribed in Book C-3, page 220 !i8 over the age of twenty-one years: | and Book D-4, page 258, Mon- | that there is no person in the State| of Florida the service of a summons | and Margaret Isham, his wife, Joe; %#!@ defendant. Thorn Jackson, if 1) g, and, if! It is therefore ordered that said dead, all parties claiming interests, defendant be and he is hereby re- under said Joe Thorn Jackson, de-| Guired to appear to the bill of ceased or otherwise, in the ‘said| plaint filed in said cause on or b Property above described, and fore Monday, the 2nd day N Jackson, his wife, if he be married,, vember, A. D, 1936, otherwise t Janie C. Holmes, if living, and; if; allegations of said bill will be. taken: dead, all parties claiming interests|as confessed by said defendant. — | under said Janie C. Holmes, de-| It is further ordered that this or-| ceased, or otherwise, in the said] der be published once each week for| property above described, and ——] four consecutive weeks in The K Holmes, her husband, if she be mar-| West Citizen, a newspaper pu “| ried, Edgar M. Lazarus, if living,| lished in said county and state and, if dead, all parties claiming| Done and‘ordered this Ist day of| October, 1936. H (SEAL) Re | RAYMOND R. LORD, Solicitor for Complainant. sept24: octi-8-1 2 upon} | ; interests under said Edgar M. Lazarus, deceased, or otherwise, in the said property above described, Alan M. Cohen and Elizabeth D. Cohen, his- wife, if living, and, if dead, ‘all parties claiming interests under said Alan M. Cohen and Eliza. heth D. Cohen, deceased, or other- wise, in the said property above de- cribed, J. L. Wood, if living, and, if dead, all parties ‘claiming inter- ests under said Wood, de- ceased, or otherwise, in the’ said Property above described, and —— Wood, his wife, if he be married,+ eleven of the defendants in the above entitled cause, be and they are hereby required to appear to! the bill of complaint in said cause/ on Monday, the 2nd day of Novem-| ber, A. D. 1936, otherwise the al-| legations of said bill will be al Clerk By FLORENCE iT. S. CARO, Solicitor for Complainant. oct1-8-15-22-29, ireuit Cou! E. SAWYER, Deputy Clerk. 1936 Hallowe’en Entertainment Auspices Pythian Sisters PYTHIAN HALL—Fleming St. Tomorrow Evening PUBLIC INVITED —Plenty of Fun For All— as confessed by said defendants. | It is further ordered that this or- der be published once a week for] four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a newspaper pub-| lished in Monroe County, State of! Florida. Dated _this | ber, A. D. 19 | (Cireuit Court Seal) ' i H 2274 day of Septem- ROSS C. SAWYER, | Clerk of the Circuit Court, Eleventh: Judicial Circuit of Florida, in and for Monroe County. | ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR, Solicitor for Plaintiff. sept24; oct1-8-15-22 i Subscribe to The mania | we | —HALLOWE’EN— SOCIAL AND BAZAAR Tonight At 8:00 o’Clock NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY | Benefit Fleming Street Church . KSONVILLE Parsonage i In the Center of the Business and Theater District Firet Class—Fireproof— Colonial Hotel Bldg. 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