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

PAGE FOUR Society Gala Opening Tonight At Habana-Madrid Gala opening of Habana-Madrid Club under the new manager, Thomas A. Joy will take place this evening with the big erat 10} mas Eve Dance starting at o’clock. Tommy Joy’s Gloom Chasers will be on hand to iurnish a lively: program of Christmas dance music, With the promise of excellent weather for dancing.on the open- SUNDAY SCHOOL CHILDREN WILL CLASSES OF FIRST CONGRE- GATIONAL CHURCH WILL PUT ON ENTERTAINMENT ‘CHRISTMAS NIGHT The Sunday School of the First Congregational Church will hold its Christmas Tree and program at the church Christmas night at 6:30 o’clock at which time the following numbers will be render- air dance floor, it is expected that a capacity crowd will attend! to enjoy dancing beneath the) moonlight. However, the newly; constructed indoors dance hall has been completed and will be} open tonight. } Habana-Madrid’s bar will be in} charge of a bar tender who has. had years of experience in the work, He was formerly em-' ployed by the manager, Mr. Joy,! when in charge of the Silver Dol-i lar of Boston, Mass. Junior Club To ed: Hymn, “Joy to the World”’— Congregation, Scripture reading and prayer— Rev. E. R. Evans. Welcome—Norman Johnson. Greetings—Betty Lou Boza, Our Christmas Wish—Charles Lowe, , Christmas Prayer—Eloise Cur- ry. Christmas—Nine sma!] girls. Dolly—Barbara* Mae Buckley. Sing For Joy—Betty Rae Brady. | _ STAGE PROGRAM] The Happy Bells—Beverly Cur-, § iry. A Little Wish—Ray Elwood, jor. Big In A Way—Jackie Currie. Sing The News—Mavis Bethel. Give Tea Dance xs Lomorrow afternoon at 5 o’clock! the amual’ Tea Dance given by! the Senior Woman’s Club honor-! gthe many students who are Homie’ from the colleges through-| dat the country for the holiday! season, will start and from that’ hour until 9 o’clock happiness will} reign supreme. | As has been the custom for the} past several years the arrange-! ments for the dance have been) made at the Hotel Colonial and there has not been one item for- gotten in one of the most enter- taining and complete ever arranged by this progressive junior organization. For the past several weeks the; several committees on arrange-! ments and entertainment have been devoting their time and in-! genuity to arranging unique and attractive forms of pastimes and this year have accomplished much to make Christmas Dance of 1936 an outstanding success, t programs; i Miss Trevor Has House Guests Miss Nell Lawler, former teach- er in Key West Junior-Senior |} High School; Miss Maggie Mae’ Lawler, J. R. Daniels and son} Ramon, all of Canton. Miss., ar-| rived here recently and are house( guests of Miss Mary Trevor. on Division street. Another house guest of Miss Trevor is Miss Anne Green of Nashville, Tenn., who is secretary of the Library School where Miss Trevor studied. Each in His Own Way. sh ° * Frances Grinstead VERY family has its own way : of celebrating Christmas. Do you have the tree on Christ- mas eve or Christmas morning? It | seéms all wrong to me to take off its gifts at any other time than the dark early morning of Christ- mas itself. Yet TI have a friend who considers that Santa Claus can only Arrive in.the candle-lit twilight, so t visions of sugar plums al- ready seen, as well as those to be found in the stockings at dawn, may dance through the heads of the young ones, J Among my Christmas memories are years when our household could not afford trimming a tree, and j Suarez. Best Wishes—Billy Albury. The First—Ludez Betancourt. Duet—Louise Knowles and Bar- bara Johnson. The Message of the Bells—Rob- ert Archer. I’m Sorry—Cynthia Higgs. A Little Baby—Betty June Cat- trell. The Best Story—Ruth Rose Di Negro, Song—Primary Department, Welcome, Christmas—Margaret Russell, Because—Archie Lowe, Leonard Canalejo, Benjamin Felton. ‘Christmas Day Is Here—Gloria How to Start the Day—Betty Lou Garing. Christmas — Hurray! — Billy Brandt. In the Dawn—Lauriette Bethel. Christmas Within — Glenwood Weech, The Angels Sang—Floyd Hoef- fer. A Little Children’s Gift—Rose Bethel. The Reason Why—Grace Pita. Song—Junior Department. Jesus’ Birth—Ruth Canalejo. Who Can Guess—Nine girls. The Happy Christmas—Conway Kelly. The Lord of Earth—Ellen Mae Di Negro. Christmas Symbols—Six girls. The Babe of Bethlehem—Ulee Bethel. Goodnight—Rose lejo. Hymn, “O, Little Town of Beth- lehem”—Congregation, Closing prayer—Rev. Evans. Mae Cana- E.R. TOOTHPICK TOPICS (By C. G. FLINT) ee Dicken’s “tChristmas Carol” was a good book and is still a favorite gem of prose to be read -by the fire and over the radio at this} season. It was written, offhand,| to amuse young folk, not to sai.| A'though it was the work’ of a master it would have been famous if “Dickens had written. nothing else. It stood on its own merit, like “Alice in Wonderland,” the masterpiece of Lewis Carrol and a love offering. So that although there is no end to the making of books and no Jack of clever authors, there is a very definite end to the “life” KEY WEST IN | DAYS GONE BY Happenings Here Just 10 Years Ago Today As Taken From The Files Of The Citizen One of the biggest roundups of| aliens ever made by the local im-! migration forces was concluded} this morning when Inspectors A. S. Caviness and D. A. Goldberg; brought their captures to the city. Yesterday it was learned that a large number of aliens had been landed at Key Largo from a ves-| {sel which immediately afterward: anounced today. Both organiza- sailed away. Immigration of- ficers were at once sent to ij tercept the arrivals and this morn-' ing they returned with the men} and women, numbering 21. In! the group were Spaniards, Rus-} sians and Pollocks. Some of the} prisoners tried to evade arrest and several started to run away.! However they peacefully submit-| ted to arrest when the officaray drew near. The Cuban Stars and Box Fac-| tory baseball teams are announc-| ing a thrilling contest which is: scheduled for next Sunday morn-! ing at the barracks. There will) be a double header in the after- noon tomorrow when the Monroes} and the Coast Guard' players will) meet at 1 o’clock to be followed) by a contest between the Amer-! iean Legion and the regulars. Editorial comment: Increasing! divorce records show that the American people are developing a remarkable gift for marrying the| husbands and wives they do not want. | eee i B. Castillo, manager of the) Cuban Club, is planning a_ great} Captaim and Mrs. W. J. Mosher were recent arrivais in Key West irom Miami to ‘spend Christmas’ with Mrs, Moshers mother, Mrs. Vora Koberts, at the home on phia. Jonathan Cates left over the’ Lionel, in Miami. Miss Eloise Lowe, who is em- Fleming street, They were ac- yy ~ ag gel nary ‘companied on the tmp here by 4. clerk stem . satiate. can yuna Mrs, Mary Sehano of Philadel- 12, mother, — = > — |and other highway this morning for Miami,’ Bo o< where he will join Mrs. Cates, They will spend the holiday sea- tson there with relatives | sriends, W. S. Barstow and party, who: are visiting in Key West on Mr.: Barstow’s yacht Freba which is y. s. Na who is now visiting in that city. e eee S. comp Comm: this morning b; berthed at the F. E. C. terminals, plane from Miami, for a visit © left on the Cuba this morning for the Christmas holidays with Mr. -!end Mrs. Frank Brown. A ' Spalding, Jr., was at Miss Linton. Vitte, who had with Mr. Woman’s father. a visit in Havana. been attending the State College at Tallahassee, has arrived in the city to spend the holiday season with her parents,! the home on Elizabeth street. Mrs, Miller, arrived on the Steam-} ship Cuba this morning from} Mr. and Mrs. Harry McDonald at ami, the Brown to meet Attorney Harry Luethi, of Mi morning “by | plane to spend Christmas with his !parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. R. Miller, superintendent of; Luethi, who was at the plane land- the P. and O. S. S. company, and ing to greet him. arrived this A. offices at Ralph plane hic D gs Tampa to spend the Christmas}. Ricardo Sanchez, who is mak- holidays with their son-in-law and ™& his home jn Miami, arrived daughter, Mr. and Mrs. \this morning to spend the holidays Pwith hi: }Spiritual led by George Dean. ‘CHURCH SERVICE XMAS PR Edwin, = Trevor and the children. 2 parents, and @@er bers of the family. mem- MONDAY NIGHT Fred E) Howard, who was ia} Key West for a few days vaca- | « tion, left on the Cuba th's morn-} !TO BE PRESENTED IN AUuDI-|i"g for Havana. | Sais cl ! TORIUM OF DOUG. LASS SCHOOL J. M. Leishman, of New York,} winter visitor in Key West, left! this morning for Havana for a} short stay and will return to; spend the winter here. | be git | Charles Gillick, who has been; here for several days on a va-, cation, was a passenger on the’ Cuba this morning for a_ short : visit in Havana. | tions are colored un‘ts of the Fed- i eral Music Project, The concert,} James T. Ryan and Reginald to be given in the auditorium of} Ryan, who arrived here yesterday! Doug'ass High School, will start} one of the yachts in the har-| . bor, left this morning for a short! at 8 o’clock. ts a hae 5 b visit in Havana, taking passage | e singers are d'rected by El-| on the §, S, Cuba. { len Welters Sanchez, while George | Dean conducts the band, The pro- Lionel Plummer, disbursing of-|| gram wi!l include the . cantata,|ficer in the lighthouse depart-'/ Chi'de Jesus. A Christmas program will presented next Monday night by the Island City Choral Singers and Welters Cornet Band, it was Johnny Mack Brown in LAWLESS LAND Comedy Matinee: 5-10c; Night: 10-15e¢ THE PROGRESSIVE DEPARTMENT STORE WISHES ALL ITS FRIENDS A MERRY CHRISTMAS —and a— HAPPY NEW YEAR INSURANCE COMPANY ' _— TO ALL MY FRIENDS and tamees in KEY WEST BEST WISHES FOR A PLEASANT HOLIDAY SEASON IVAN ELWOOD Te My Preuds Sam 2 PEER Gey Tez Cater : + BEST WEES TO sl; MY PRESDS Fors Jj Veo fet Orme —sad 2 — Saggy Yes Sor KARL O THOMPSOS —SHERIFF— TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS —From— AQUILINO LOPEZ WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER Seletions follow: 1. Selection by the Band. 2. Glory to God in the High- est, Choral Singers—R. M. Stults. 3. Ezekiel Sad de Whee’. 4. Selection by the Band. 5. Nazareth, Choral Singers— Charles Gounod. 6. Sun Don’t Set in de Morn- ing, Spiritual—H. Loomis. 7. Selection by the Band. 8. Cantata, Chi'de Jesus— Joseph Clokey and Hazel J, Kirk. Singers accompanied by the Band. The public, it was emphasized, is invited to the concert.. Special seats have been reserved for white person, fight in Key West to be called off| January 1. He is arranging for) the best slugger in his class in} the south to meet Baby Reyes, a} Key West pugilist who has justi returned from Chicago where he! established a good record. Prisoners in. the county jail! will have a great and grand! chicken dinner tomorrow Sheriff| Cleveland Niles will provide the (Christmas feast with young ten- der birds for his jail birds that they will remember all their lives, Chickens galore and all ‘the trim-} mings that go toward making a’ jenthusiastically proclaimed “the ON CHRISTMAS Divine services will be conduct- ed at the Trinity © Presbyterian Church on Christmas morning, beginning at 7 o’clock. Rev, De Bagritt wilk preach at this service. riage. The newly weds will make their future home in Key West. Senator William H. Malone was youngest man in the crowd” by the seventy guests assembled last —LAIIIZALLLALIIL PLA LLL CLL LAD by giving electrical gifts SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY OF THESE WORTHWHILE AND LASTING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Give a G. E. REFRIGERATOR THE APPLIANCE ENJOYED BY THE WHOLE FAMILY An electric range means a cool kitchen. The Mixmaster eliminates labor and time. “The Hoover Sweeper does a thorough job of cleaniity.’ THERE ARE VARIOUS OTHER SMALL APPLIANCES SUCH as—————" " ~ Sei Say Merry Christmas — s£8 2% Fr — ope EZLVtE @E2, Ohl hdd ehhh hehehe dedeadad of most books. They die young See ether, mere “aor. real Christmas dinner. There will night at his home 626 ~Grinhell parkrmber oe aye Po the street to join with him in cele- *¢ 5 ' 4 2 eas ara merriment into a cocked hat! They There is a difference between! aiiens who were arrested yester- | Dating us stele perio. should have seen our excitement at |amusement and substance. Money| day and btought down from Key | any, : es ir i Pasion sce hanging a stocking from the back |can purchase the former. Art is}Largo, Six of these are women. apres — ey af r sel of each chair, and the delighted |the expression of. heart and soul’ + the local prisoners only two Sete, citizens, ona the be 2 - Squeals when we discovered in the j and a work of art is substantial,| are women, one white and PS and navy, and those offi- morning that Santa had filed the |resists decay, wears well, inspites| sther colored. At tle table will Ce*S from the U. SS. Argonne oui as well as the dangling | .ng beautifies, because of the! be tio ptisoners convicted of now in port, attended. muperhs osiery with apfropriate gifts. If|iove that inspired the creator of br and ready to start servi {musical program was ren ered} they were cheap and the tinsel and nuurder NE! following reading of a telegram} sentences, from Judge Jefferson B. Browne.' who expressed his regrets at not it. ‘You can be a machine, or an) artist. in writing as in anything , being in the city for the anniver- fsary celebration. else. It is a matter of aim. $24 Elizabeth street at 10/ \. Waffle Irons Percolators | Electric Irons there was no mantelpiece for hang- ing stockings. Some people might think that a combination to knock | boilers”, deserve to. Toasters Table Lamps Room Heaters “es —— 1 A pretty home wedding was t The strength of Dickens, Thack-| solemutyed-at the home of the | eray, Goldsmith and a hundred! groom ina others, is‘ the fact that they were; 4 family game, and I have just this | never machines but were lovers | 2 moment suspected it wasn’t the jof art. If they were grand, they | 59 Hf s ! “morning when Miss | children who started it! I've an- {never knew it having a‘med be- | mony waltbeed in Spanish by} Notary Public Jose G. Piodela. other friend whose father insists on | yond: human praise. making popcorn balls Christmas As you turn the pages of “A. ade ik hi M ee ee Christmas Carol,” the heart of Pe categorie! pe se ways pe pape pebgeoe, great writer beats before you and. PUNO ac Or Fe Pilar_Sawyer, wife of | ; a Sawyer, both of them being pres- speaks again, through “Tiny Tim,” ) ont ‘at “3 ith her! the Christmas message, “God polig mee wot” x VALDES BAKERY AND REMEMBER THAT ANY OF THESE CAN BE PURCHASED ON A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT AND BALANCE WITH YOUR LIGHT BEL Largest Christmas Pudding bless us, every one.” 50 S. E. 7th St, Miami, Fla., Dec, 21,. 1936. ‘ Lucile Smith set a turkey-pick- ing reeord at a cooperative asso-| ciation plant in Ainsworth, Neb.,; by picking 44 in one day. MONKOE THEATER Bette Davis-Warren William in SATAN MET A LADY Chester Morris-Margot Grahame # | di in THE COUNTERFEIT Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- _ The Key West Electric Company