The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 28, 1937, Page 4

a Enjoyable Fellowship Suppe At Church Hall lect Night Members of the congregation, When the silence, which was @f the Congregational church as-|deemed appropriate on an occa- semthled’ last night in. the recyen-: best of such solemn moment, was observed by all, the ¢eremony tional hail to attend one of the which was to mark one of, the Ment impressive ceremonies, and most distinctive eras in the his-|Mrs. F, F. Hoffman - withal, one of the happiest, which) tory of the church, was started. by! Hilda Russell thee ever been held by the church’ four representatives of the church | guoups. ‘The evening was started with @ Heading the first ‘of these was Petiowsbip Supper. A’ large num-| Mys, George F,. Archer,, president ber amembled at the tables which| of the Women’s yeep Miss re ‘James Higgs | Miss Nellie B, Curry . ;Miss Ermina Curry Tia WiATIGR | S Still Stowers Pitcher Pythian Sisters ... Mrs, Wm. Reynolds A Friend .. Mrs. T. M. Dick Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gold- smith Yesterday’s Preespitation {Normal Preei i Robert Knowles I, Appelrouth ....... were spread with good things to/Gladys Pinder, representing the 4, end which were thoroughly|church school; Miss Edith Wat-} enjoyed especially as J. A. Boza/kins, secretary of the Young Peo: ected as toastmaster. | ple’s Christian Endeavor Society The Sunday School orchestra and Mrs. Ella Albury, treasure: played « number of beautiful se-jof the Missionary Society. leetions and at the conclusion of | Each representative held in her eoneert a game of Subjects han] a sheaf of papers, to which Predicates was played which! they simultaneously applied light-! kept the assemblage in a happy'ed matches and when they were! meod end was thoroughly enjoyed; burning brightly and rapidly dis- by everyone. j integrating into ashes, the an- Pollowing the game Rev. E. R. jRouncement was made that the Bvans kept his hearers attentive) burning papers comprised the throughout the delivery of a mas- lesivtaaae which was held on the terfel and convincing talk on Fel-' church property and which had lowehip and Cooperation, which been fully satisfied in December, Wee apropos of the moment and| 1936, Barometer 7:30 A. M. today: Sea leve!, 30.07. WEATHER FORECAST (Till 7:30 p, m., Friday) Mrs, I. Appelrouth Mitchel Appe!ronth Frank Holtsberg Mrs. Idell Wahl R, Kirchirk . on the west and middle Gulf const , | and in the east Gulf and South At lantic States, and Tennessee, be ing heavy at Charleston, & ©. Potatoes Key West and Vicinity: Partly | been' tabed Canded tome ielagde Loget 149] “ ss cloudy tonight and Friday; not} 1,08 inches, There has else New « Wa eonwies oc) a0 gua much change in temperature;/ light to moderate rain and snow oo { Mra. V.A, Johnson. 2.00! mederate winds, mostly east and|in the Pacific States from Sa” we oy Be Mrs. Sallie Jenks 1.00) : cage pero |Praneisco northward, Tempera | Very Special Dineee 1,00 B, A. Baker ... Wm, L. Archer . Mrs. E‘len S. Parks . Wm. W. Demeritt H, B. Haskins . L, H. Plummer . Vv. A. Albury Mostly cloudy tonight cures have wisen in the Mineissip | and Friday with considerable fog} ater. and mist in extreme north por- |! a¢ Ohio Valleys and Lake © | wai Bs Poms tion; slightly warmer in extreme | hg whi'e colder weather is over. north portion Friday. vpreading the northern Reekies and } Peesen ole >. Jackzonville to Flor'da Straits no:thern and central Plains States, i and East Gulf: Moderate winds,| \ i+, readings 6 to 18 degrees be 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 mostly northeast over north por- *s the ipteresting and impressive} (Following the burning of the B,J. Albury | 1.001 The well-known painitt Howard Chandier Chi makes his {tion and east.or southeast over ee sere in Mastane and Go. Sm desense, basemen which was to follow mortgage the attendant assem- ai ee Demers 1.00) fourth contributing tothe, pational. Bx fight against iefantite pa Rees south portion, and mostly over- oles. ? ad -™ ve (a 4 Cc, W. Rom 100} by presenting ‘olonel Henry Doherty, chairman of the sh ematile ig@bt and Frid 6. KENNEDY. — This was s ceremony in which;blage axgge to their feet andiq’ 1 ‘Kelly - 1.00| tional Committee for the President's Birthday Ball, the poster to be |%' weather, tonight and Friday) Official te Charge every person present, and the|whi'e standing sang the hymn W. Ve: 1.00| used for the celebration and on the President's Birthday Magazine, | ith occasional I'ghtrain and some nal enan or gheent members as well, whether)“Praise God From Whom Alli;)’s 3 1.00 Photo shows Mr. Christy putting the finishing touches to the “paint- | fog over north portion. young or old was deeply interest-| Blessings Flow.” H Thaaeson 100 ing as Miss Eloise Ford his model, poses for him. ais Opens Skin Pores ed, im a much as the ceremony; Short talks were given by mem- iT. p. Ateell 50 oo ee ssp res WEATHER CONDITIONS Kills Scalp itch was indicative of the industry|bers of the congregation after- eather el ee i kia 2 »| With six iteh kill end thrift of the congregation! ward followed a prayer of thanks. La ea ar: | URL WROTE BADLY CHURCH CIRCLE His. copter =| in i Lae Imperta ) and those who have charge of bad fst onlnrinnent sghidee lay de: | ae a ahale 50 $0 DAD INVENTS i Ahern “inches a grit fogs oe ie x ot, —- ee ee 100] WRITING MACHINE) NAMES OFFICERS)» tvessure avees’ created over | Samse of sp teh Se ata #8 — SS 7 ee si . * z aides 1.00 | extreme eas pe ‘and porronaire. seeeees | MILLION HOMELESS J. BR. Valdes ... 1,00 (ly Aanociated Press) | sirens eastern and TOOTHPICK TOPICS MILLI C. H. Stuart 6.00): TOUISVIELE, Ky, Jan 28--| pacauseati eG capure se \(7eereeaarcororaaaen | es 1.00} oy toe Leica) } ang AND 300 DEAD |C* |... ae 0 harles Lonbae mat into a tcr| ag nome aS BAPTIST |) GET ACQUAINTED x A N R BU (By C. G. FLINT) y thlien Roca 5.00{ business because his young daugh-| j iar NY N seeeeeeserecseccccccese || AGentianes fom ca se Hi Saye 2.00| ter got bad marks in cchool. | MEN'S BROTHERHOOD wi | “QUALITY'S” @andider the Miami landlord, he undred an 8 y~ R. M. Marshall 2.50) “Doris didn’t like to write,” hel | AY Megebandiing, Peleg Makes tmniles not, neither does he grin,|CCC boys to higher ground.|Miss Caro'ina Zairs . 1.00) explains. “She would draw, but | ARCH ER’ S These Prices a for the meath of February oo ee Frank Saunders -.. 5.00| writing was out. I figured that) Ata meeting which was held this FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS guenches, when all good rooms and| 7 the Mississippi River,|Dr. Rice and family . 8.00 if I could combine writing with’ week and presided over by Rev. | R RY yy 8 apertments sh 4 praees «Rey. J. C. Gekeler . 1.00 .a game of some kind, she would Yancy T. Shehane an organ: zation | Sugar, 5 Ibs. 25c' 4 Bu oo the: op bee ig sepa itself, now beginning to stir Frank Brown 3.00] work at it.” known as the Baptist Men’s Broth-| | “The Store That Serves ih ie (with ) te have been a “bumper crop” for| Uneasily under the vanguard |Mvs. G. R. Plu 1.00} So Lorber got some cardboard erhood was formed and a number, sable q Salt, 2 — Se 5 mine host A. Morales 5.00}and traced deep grooves in the' of representative members of the i M i & Parks arrivals were discouraged|!@8h of Ohio’s flood load,|G. R. Steadman 2.00|shape of letters. He laid a sheet! congregation were taken in. '? A clean inviting store, an & jaxwell House Cof- boy fancy rates. It was a case of| the Melood | threat.| Mts: F. C. Singleton 1.00] of transparent paper over the! Fo‘lowing the organization the/l at reo riendline i’ fee, tb 27 Q Sallie, “until the moneyed eat eee eee wae enreal-trs Sam Hart 1.00} cardboard and invited Doris to election of officers was he'd and ; | Se . gets bere.” ened with collapse and en-j8. S. Erickson . 2.00) trace. Later he grooved only the the following were named: » to always cerve you ® Comes the middle of January i Key West Drug Co. 5.00 t and finish of the letters, Archer, pre iY a Gel ceudinaiion ‘s. cancun’ dangering two counties on/Mrs, A. Villareal - 1.00} leaving the body for Doris to fill ¢tte, first H ; | Libby's Potted Staats emong landlords, for the moneyed! the Ark id Miss Ruth Albury - 1.00] in herself. The next month she! M. Kelly le Bisaih | Bale coheed the way and thoes ANSHa Bide, Mrs. M. L. Costar 1.00] got “G” in penmanship, instead’and Dr. W. P. Rice, secretary anu able place to select your food IN are a lot of “vacancy” signs inevi-| Hard hit Louisville, Ken-|Tevor & Morris 5.00] of an “F.” treasurer, needs at money aving prices. dence : a Frank Bentley . 2.00; But before this report came During the evening a fish fry || Wiss: Msleniaas Racsemeiibe ) Libby's Farming tourists is like farming tucky, with the highest dead] Miss Mary Trevor . 1.00} home Lorber had decided that he Was enjoyed by the members ot| a ® . y + tomatoes, you never can tell how'to]} in the th a Mrs, Wm. McKillip, Sr, ... 1.00|had something, and applied for the B. M. B. and their wiv who | ccounts juice Be the market will be. e thoysand-mile dis-|w. ‘s, Eakins .... 1.00] patents. The more he worked with Werte in attendance as invited) FRESH FRUITS ) Word comes that the big night-|4ster area, had its hopes) Mts: 7. K. Warren 1.00| his charts the more ideas he had. S¥ests. it WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT a lube on the Beach are putting up! Miss Lula Scheurer .. 1.00] To letters he added figures, then’ !t was announced that another | j and VEGETABLES QUANTITIES 4 brave front, though hard hit. Sev-(@@Fkened again today as|Mrs, Edward Graham 1:06 | chple arora meeting ia to be held on the first} % e . : Captain John Peterson 5.00 Se eae uesday night of next month at ? ‘ See me ore de fe Told rain began te tall. jMrs, John Peterson 5.00) which time a number of import- Minae y N ! In Te | Mrs. Hattie Albury 1.00 ‘YACHT BOAT LERT ant committees will be named. | ie tess and ete aac Peer WHE VIGVEC |e arigues < 1.00 This organization, it is said, is i \) ECONOMICAL—MODERN—CLEAN ‘ schuumities ave doing very. weik| WoFKers battled desperately <= aida TODAY FOR MIAMI pon eed b9 We mpert oF a | | Pbeeeiet Free Delivery | 1400 FINE STREET PHONE 70 . » didn’ A 4 Pupils ..... a aptist church, but a n- | 3 | thank . jane capers toa save the dike above Tip-| jase School Pupils er males who desize to take part in|| 814 Fleming Street i) Mrs. Sue Skelton, Manager sRamper crop” and kept ratte 10% | tonville, i ep. Holloway - 2:50} __ the organi activities, wil |_ lwesvsvvsvvvsvssvuwwr This does not imply thet Miami} The hich wat M. Eagan 1.00} Yacht Enchantress III, which be glad c callin : is not busy, as saan ing a lot pe p high: water that Pass-}1 M, Pierce 1.00;had been cruising in Florida wa-| ——--—— Be | business comes from elsewhere. |@4 Cairo when army en-/Catherine Maloney 1.00 ae ao the j MONKOE THEATER The A ae eats 3 J. N. Costar ...,... 1.00 sin several da: ‘0, sailed leas A Paps ee ee my gineers dynamited Bird's w, T. Doughtry 1.00| morning fox Mi Herbert Masshall and Ruth An Index To Sirecte, But there are ather nen|Point-New Madrid “fuse! Miss M. H, Clark 2 Bh veel s owned by. Calonel ain Cees :: li th 2.00; Low old, 0 ine , anc some Also, folks are going back | plug” to relieve the pressure} ee iw ante i ained by 0. L, Davis. The Also Today In History PRPC CCS SCEPC eRe Cees eCeCS 1688-—A Thomas Carn died in England atthe reputed age of 207 yeras. 1870-—Steamer City of Boston, om its way to Liverpool from New York, vanished with its 177 on board 1871—Paris surrendered to Ger- mans ending Franco-Prussian war after a memorable siege, 1876—First commercial tele- phone exchange in world opened at New Haven, Conn. 1902-—Carnegie Institytion of Washington founded by Andrew Carnegie with initial gift of $10,- nents more added 1922—98 die in collapse of roof er house in Washington, L ¢. §946—U. 8. Steel reports prof- its for first time since '31—Rich- ard Loeb slashed to death in Jo- tet, Wi, penitentiary— Morro Castle officers sentenced to pris- @® for sea disaster—extreme cold in middie west, of the beleaguered city, rose|Stephen F. Lowe ne up to the Porter Dock | THE VOICE OF BUGLE ANN . Mrs, Steph US 5.00) this morning for fuel oi] and sup- | Matinee: Balcony 10c; Orches- steadily in the hundred and|yy" pueen Hott Sa tulies tra 15-20c; Night 15-25¢ thirty-one thousand acre{South Florida Con! ing SS Sate Be ete sss and_ Engineering Co. 13.00! spillway basin today. R. J. H. Kent ght a Cold? 9 help end it sooner, tub throat and chest with 2: 00} Oklahoma city girls haye start- ed a new fad in an attempt to re-} member their social security numbers, They embroidered the numbers instead of their initials on sweaters and handkerchiefs, CARD OF THANKS We take this means of ex- pressing our appreciation to our) friends and neighbors for their kind assistance during our recent} bereavement, the death of our —Made By— M4 4 beloved one Mrs. Celeste’ Heppe. cto ore WwW Tote the Prete ones gg WALDES BAKERY Directory, Stores Which Aim their cars, the donors of the} | ab aye tie i ongea, at te To Serve and Please You. They messages of sympathy, we are in-} deed grateful, MR, CLARENCE HEPPE AND FAMILY, Three Mesquiteers in MR. AND MRS. LUTHER} Riders of the Whistling Skull ith hee Comedy and Serial . ANNIE WATKINS AND| Matinee 5-10c Night 10-15: PAMILY. jange-itx| Leioiaeaala FERRY pesenyarIons ae at Alb KEY WEST COLONIAL HOTEL || Im the Center of the Business i viens REAL BREAD AUNT MOLLY’S IS BEST | { FOODSTUFFS kept in our all metal ICE REFRIGERATORS are as cool, fresh and healthful as if they were frozen in a cake of ice, Our Refrigerators are doubly heatproof and absolutely airtight. $20.00 up | | | \ CURRO’S PLACE Duval At Petronia Street PHONE Package Liquors of All Kinds LIABLE IRM FOLLOW THE ARNOW! ---And You Will Find In This Invite You To Visit Them! DRUGS ee “ORIENTAL PHARMACY Emilie Romer, Pres PRESCRIPTION SPECIAL (515 DEMERITT | BROS. 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