The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 1, 1937, Page 4

eee CLASSIFIED COLUMN | panitres eocdecccccccccceccccccce ther Divine, New York. Harlem || ‘Lost negro evangelisty-has passed ati| a 7 ~=--| least one miracle—believes Louis | LOST—Tortoise | lorgn ‘Friedman. between Raul’s Club and Over- Enjoyable Surprise Party Given For Edward Woodson, A delightful farewe!l surprise Those ‘present were: ~ party given for Edward T.' Howard Pinder, Maleolm Pin- : | Sea-Hotel. Reward if returned ; sf Weodaon by 5. V. Woodson and his et, Evelyn Niles, William Wick: ee | | to Mrs, Hebe Menner, et maid, a convert to Father || Colonis aunt, Mrs..A. P, Knowles, at her @t™: Harty Wickers, Mary E. Smith,| : : Sea Hotel, jant-tt| : patie oy - | Wiliam Kemp, Roberta . Matco- es : . ' eae MONKOE. THEATER home on Duval street Wednesday viteh, Frank’ Lones, Claude Free- ; és Pe fe | MISCELLANEOUS , 46) cy - night, | sees |. o, pian, -MargaretJohinson, Nellie : wee a] : ; 1 ———___-—_——— Freldele’ Minieh-Wirnior Paktet* ty. “i A large group of friends. as- Louise Russéll,Anen™ E. Curry, i ; d : Z "| |FREE TRIP to good —* he malreets =. Pornpenstee ae eee Se elensieniad Dene re Cor| Oe eal ae co si Bor ty The Chinen, jani.dex | 7M ROAB TO GLORY in the surprise apace Two sother horn, Xenia fiott, nette Rob-| | fig ‘ ‘ ‘ ies cusninioae : itelinaes Raheny 19° ‘ae a ' boys, Ignacio © Carbonell '* and erts,’ 4 Gile ni’ Alfonso. ea | “ ; Nicholas Goshorn, were also'hon-| Géorge’ ‘Allen’ Warren, Ignacio WANTED Mai. for ate Box ‘ered on the occasion, They will al- Dorsin; rbonell, Carmen pene a, ae iy $0 leave on Saturday for Gaines- Alfonso,” Goshorn, Mar- Bie oe mihi pe Dione ; ¥ille to attend the Florida Uni-;jorie Frow, Margaret Bernal, Bar- | : FOR SALE { versity. |bara Carey, Rose Tift, Martha Car- ; % 2 : + All in attendance expressed|bonell, Archie Roberts, Allen 4 themselves as having thoroughly{ Roberts, Gladys Russell, Mrs. E. enjoyed the festivities of the eve- Pinder, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel! Lowe ning. j | rte pn neem BICYCLES—WE RENT by the} Hour, Day or Week. Repair a makes and paint them with Nu- Enamel. We carry a full sup- ply of parts, Agents for the Rollfast and Dayton Bicycles. ; And sell them as low as $1.00) per week, Phone 276. J. R.' Record Crowd Entertains At Attends Dane . 5 ; Beach Party Stowers Company. nov20-tf | The crowd attending the New! Louise Lee, daughter of Mr. SPECIAL GILLETTE SET, gold- Year's Eve Dance at Habana- and Mrs. Wing Lee, entertained a plated ease and razor with six} Madrid Club last evening loudly, number of friends with a delight- ¥ blades. $3.00.value, only $1.00.| applauded the floor show put on ful party at the beach on Roose- hang reat aly | San Car'os Book Store, 518 Du- under the direction of Tommy!velt Boulevard Wednesday eve- searchlight wil val street. dec17-tf and Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Curry. ning. ‘!Various games appropriate to}. z crowd. Tommy! the ‘occasion were played and re-|this morning for her home in Mi- Joy's Gloom Chasers pleased. the| fréshments were served, ami, patrons with a good program of|‘ Those attending were: Mary dance music. * Whalton, Kathrine Diaz, Rosalina| J. Lancelot Lester, Jr., who was A New Year’s Dance will be| Sawyer, Josephine James, Eva|spending the holidays with his given tonight and it is expected| Louise Maloney, Mary Sullivan] Parents, Assistant State Attorney that this also will be largely at-'Theresa Sullivan, Rose Appel,|J. L. Lester and Mrs. Lester, and} Joy, new manager of the club. The dance was attended by a NEW DeLUXE LADY GILLETTE! ®| RAZOR SETS, in Pearl, Coral) i 'Today’s Birthdays} oniy "200. "San ‘carton F eevee * Eagar Hoover, director of the / Federal Bureau of Investigation,| GILLETTE NEW DeLUXE Razor! tended. Two floor shows will be! Louise Lee. other relatives, left this afternoon; {born in Washington, D. C., 42} SETS, chromium or gold-plated | presented during the evening. Isadore Rodriguez, Julio Lace-|2 o’clock for Gainesville where hej} years ago. ease and razor with 12 blades, | donia, Marco Mesa, Jr., Joe Allen,| Will resume his studies at Florida} Reg. $7.50 seller, only $2.00. . : : Wally Johnson, Norman Artman,| University. ~ San Carlos Book Store, 518 Du- Special Family, Weekly and ~ e Was y 5 i Grend recs Axel Jungmark and Mr. and Mrs. ch ‘Col. William F. Knox, Chieago| V2! street. dec17-t¢ Monthly Rat . Helen Marinelli, i- a .: me jhiaesdee jak in ey West. euioetig Misa ype publisher, born in Bos-| peRSONAL CARDS—100 printed S. D. McCREARY, ae One of the largest crowds in! Dance Tonight At vacation, and is the guest of her! Seen cards, $1.25. The Artman a the history of Raul’s Club on g cousin Mrs. Angela Vaughan at! ras Press, aug? ; Roosevelt Boulevard attended the Cuban Clab the family home on Ann street, { Lew Fields of New York. vet- FOR RENT OR che i EE ey Big New Year's Eve Dance given eran comedian and prod } = a slit sone an ena there’ last evening, Everything is set for a big at-} (Mr. and Mrs. George F.j there, 70 f SFoeree, born Rag ARES STAY, * years ago, FOR RENT OR SALE—Furnished } Chddk ddd dh dodn' Early in the week every table|tendance at Cuban Club on Duval] Schraeder, formerly of Key West,| House. modern conveniences, had been reserved and a_ short|street tonight where the big New] but who are now making their! . while after the dance started the|Year’s Dance will get underway/home in Dahlgren,’ Va., were] Dr. Milton J, Rosenau of Bos- eee Se ee be- & place was packed to capacity. about 9:30 o’clock. among the recent arrivals in the, ton, noted sanitarian, born in Phil- edna acbae ax “dec29-6t: i & John Pritchard and his orches-} Joe Medina, head of the recrea-j city to spend the holiday season, adelphia 68 years ago ester a ‘tra rendered a good program of|tion department of Sociedad}with relatives and friends. 3 FOR RENT & Tate dance tunes at this event. Cuba, is in charge of arrange- é batneeged Some Congressmen are 80, big POTN PAS PAL ® — ments for this affair and has left/ Miss Cynthia Pearlman, daugh-| hearted they'd give you the shirt | Rudolph Spreckels of San Fran-|FQR RENT—Upper apartment. ocddecsssecscssedsbec. r nothing undone to make it a great/ter of Mr. and Mrs, Joe Pearl-' sight off the taxpayer’s back. cisco, banker-civic worker, born] Four rooms and bath; no chi & j Of success. . man, student at Florida State Link Oakey wishes them scien there, 65 years ago. + dren, at 628 White street. Ap- a i Engagement | tah Priecband ead his popular] College ye Momeni and college! tists who are always splittin’ atoms ply Gaiti’s Barber Shop, 109/84 j tra will take care to seejcorrespondent for The Citizen,; would come out here and take a D te! i ir. | orchest ' ‘: . a : tuval street. oot 19-tf r( ) e » and Mrs. B, Soldano, 705; that those attending are provided] will leave tomorrow morning for! crack at his wood pile. Harvie Jordan of Atlanta, Ga., } & = Windsor Lane, announce the en-' with a good musical program for| Tallahassee to resume her studies ree * cotton planter, born in Georgia,j TWO FURNISHED HOUSES, all & oe sece gagement of their daughter, ce ifeeing, after a happy period spent on Bolivia s Population 76 years ago. modern conveniences. Apply ) gela, to Manuel Domenech, Jr., vacation with her parents and Now Shows Increase | 1116 Grinnell street. nov27-t£ | » fon of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel known here. The wedding will] friends. j Sow React SOD PARRA A) Domenech. on Bahama street. | take place sometime in the none : pe rrebey : : William Fox, pioneer movie pro- FURNISHED APARTMENT with! un es or a This young couple is widely future, it is stated. Captain Alfred Ferdinandsen, LA PAZ, Boiivia, Jan, 1,—| ducer, born in Hungary, 58 years} electrie ice box. 1001 Eaton; * ; ‘ . 2 . le . : head of the Marine Survey being Bolivia’s population has passed! ago. street, Phone 879-J. & 25 in bundle Seececescceccccccccccceseeoollles ececcccccce eoraeees in Kes West and Mi-| +4. three million mark, the fed-| aa dec31-1mox ami, who was in Key West to look} (oo) ceatictin Bata A fant ® & PERSONAL MENTION over the work being done by the| “Tal, statistical department e8ti-| Roy Wilson Howard "of New NOTICE % ; «te ee oo | local alga left osverdey after-| now 3,170,787 Bolivians, com-| rk, newspaper publisher, wee ae WILL PUMP OUT YOUR 4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN * Harry Johneon left over the) Mr. and Mrs Leroy Roberts of| "°°" >Y Plane for Miami. pared with 2,972,584 in 1930 andj @t Gano, O., 54 years ago. CISTERN and clean it for the ) highway this morning for Miami] Jacksonville are among the visi-] Miss Doris Welsh, at one time nee in 1920, | = Ss water therein. State Plant hss : after spending a few days in Keyjtors in Key West. They camel librarian at the Key West High ut the country continues one VERY GOOD REASON Board. Phone 701. dec28-6t" OPP PDD LD IID I Saas Is ew ' West with relatives. here to spend the holiday season] gchool, who came sir Teens a we aries most sparsely st PARES : i with relatives and friends. morning from Miami and was the| “@4 with an area of about 500,- eae or easels eee stkz 3. Jack Hayes, son of Mr. and —-— guest Fs Captain aa Mrs, C. D. 00: square crates. | PEDWOWEH, Hage Mrs. Sllen Mrs. J. A. Hayes, who was home! Mrs, Eugene Demeritt and chil-] Harrington at the home on White ; | Moxdxant: of this: Sty, Bas. aban with his parents and friends for| dren, who had been visiting in| street, left by plane yesterday for|*t Work with the Ocean County|doned politics because she failed the holidays, left this morning to! Miami with relatives and friends,| Miami. Leader, in Point Pleasant, N. J.,/to-get a vote when she ran for of- resume his studies at the Univer-|returned to the city yesterday Rees: on, atrival, Im Key West:Y0-| 01.0. sity of Mabama. over the highway. Flores Castillo, formerly em-| yas} sycompanied by Mrs. Cur-| ployed by The Artman Press, who | 1? ./nd. thei som Edward, for ai WEAR YE! HEAR YE! Albert Betancourt, who was in] py George W. Crile, active] is now located in St. Petersburg, |’! With relatives and frietds. ! Old Island Trading Post Key West for the season’s holi-lhead of the’ Cleveland. Clinie,| Fla., was an arrival here yester-|' "pov Gooduent WRA titer Rai tatts traditions “of Old Key An Index To RELIABLE FOLLOW THE ARKOW! ---And You Will Find In This _ Directory, Stores Which Aim days. with relatives, left this} cjeveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Crile,| day, accompanied by his family 2 i i ? a male | ip ag : 'Y: | who res fe ae eae Norfolt, bi fae maveny for! who were spending several weeks {or * visit with relatives and ie siehag atin Yb ] ual Pottenten. give. se aap orfo an ‘: riends. siness Byn. | a Spe tr eat fe nee Watt nnd sero rusts at . a chon, left this morning over” the| distant, pants departed laden with wee Cue Aa chiaaes ta aigmi| E- Archibald Curry, formerly |ighway for West Paim Beach. products of our island, "Miss Consuelo Warren, daugh- our rents to Cleveland. *lemployed by The Citizen as lino- “is Mrs. Goodman and their son| At,sign of little Iron Boy— ter of Mr. and Mra. T. K. War- type operator, but who has been | Roy. Jr. { foot of Duval Street ren, who has been spending her F a for the past several years engaged Christmas and New Year vaca- Mrs. Leon MacFarland an Samed hte Vatante, and other| ee, Tee. Bho were spends| ere TI PIGIOII IMIG IIIS IIS, * 2 jing the Christmas holidays with relatives, will leave this afternoon| 47°. MacFarland’s mother, Mrs. WE RANG THE OLD YEAR OUT— AND THE NEW YEAR IN! of on the Steamship Cuba, for Tam- N 1936 was a successful year for this store— e | > . T. A. Lumley, and other relatives, P | | Pa, en route to Jacksonville,|ie¢: via Florida Motor Lines bus eariman S, nc. LBL BLISS SS SSIS SL DDL SL Ss where she holds a responsible position in the United States In- ternal Revenue Department. Ww chal i : - e want to take this Fakes Cailain’ Miss Rose Marie Archer, daugh- ey eee, Gays visiting in Miami with rei-|cher, who was visiting with rel-}] Ur Many friends and cus- | this morning for the home in Mi- “ , ee sae ‘Quality Shop agp Hor 1937, our hope is to serve you better, not only with the nationally advertised lines which we now handle } atives and friends, returned to} @tives during the holidays, left tomers for their Loyal Sup- such as— i Key West yesterday over the high- port given us during 1936}! H 3 Se oe 0 To Serve and Please You. The } was AUNT ‘MOLLY'S BREAD and hope that 1937 will] ART, SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHING | ed ‘ rove a sf NUNN BUSH SHOES ALLORY HATS ; o_ 3 Mr. and Mrs, Charles P. Hoge-| Be sure to eat it at every P ae “ MAN Soha e pLLOEe Invite You To Visit Them! boom, accompanied by their son, meal! It’s best. Happiness HATTAN SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR Charles, Jr., were vecent arrivals —Made By— | and PAJAMAS | e- DRUGS SS . ORIENTAL PHARMACY ORS—BEER | FISH DEMERITT BROS. FISH in Key West. They came here ° , owing to the illness of Mrs. Hoge.| VALDES BAKERY Prosperity boom’s father, Walter Roberts of}* ‘Whitehead street. Mr Hogeboom! Contentment and son propose to leave on Sun-, for all of us day on the return trip to their; PIONEER BELTS AND SUSPENDERS CHENEY, BOTANY and BEAU BRUMMEL TIES MONITO Socks HARTMAN LUGGAGE But, with the best lines that can be obtained in ~~ LIQU i CURRO’S PLACE When you think of LALALLLLLELLLE 2 { We are now entering anes et | Duval At Petronia Street COMPANY home at Port Everglades. KEY il py Vb gb hg MEN’S CLOTHING - i - ress Has | Spectalizing in Fresh Fish menees Fae | REAL ES E you and hope we shall pay In an old fashioned way, we say— rac! neve ve inds | Fook of Beta Stctat | PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS i think of the tinue to merit your Con- | cs ane. | Phone 44 Free Delivery, Phone 379 1000 Duval Street | fidence and Support dur- HAPPY NEW YEAR | - \— oe ; OVER-SEA ing the many years to | POULTRY | BAKERIES | CLUBS medicated with\| REALTY EXCHANGE {|| °°"*- ME L’S & roreps | If you are locking for POUL’ ; of Vicks VapoRub, OVER-SEA HOTEL Sincerely, N D E L i Mask seule ae sae | SS hacen, ae Pare : | S NAVY CLUB ViCcKS COUGH DROP [filed ec aber wy, ‘EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP | Fulford’s Poultry Farm | Phone sis 812 Fleming St.| Greene St. Opp, Western Union CRIM gaa eee TIDIIAI A ® Pro 00 Deliver! Cakes and Pastries Xin Aoe Websense