The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 20, 1937, Page 3

\CONTEST PLAYED LAST EVE- NING AT HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM; SCORED 23 POINTS IN ONE QUARTER Delray Beach Blue Devils play-| Conk ed the Key West High School bas-| Playing golf tégether and had two = young gays for. opposition but the} "~ ketball five last night at the pen tien aa ee ‘much for oung boys and were Sees greener Mt Ye AEP abla te, whe ME strokes. of a cage doubleheader nd seeat arene eee : um felt part ly young and down in defeat by the very one-! challenged Oper Bob Stowers ito a duel, wu: golf equipment as set kasi da i i weapons, ang..Mr. Jonh Robert The locals started out like @ Stowers did avneat 47-46 but was iS . ‘unable to’beat’Mr. Charles Hold- honen: eine: orith the, Hest aver enbrooke ‘Kétchum who had the ter endiig12 €o'1. At the half neater score.f 47-45. The young | moitrviton rm" i guys were .Jdehnny Telegraph Pin- ojithe count.was 35 to,3. ‘der with 1208 tind Mr. Texas Navy { 5 : er the visi- Hood with %p ‘Even 100. ‘ 2. ; ors held he dlichs Yo éven terms. | ‘clubs rung Biter field | Another factuai grandpa was . In the ‘quarter the! Mr. Li Plummer who was.against! The way rs pay two “baskets and our genial Postmaster and by jrecent trip one fred throw," while the keeping quiet on the last couple ‘ys of the traveler locals’ ‘marked up five field goals of holes wag able to subdue Mr.|to his’ home and one free throw. {Samuel Ephraim Harris by one'the station ive his it 53 Every player-on the Conch out-' stroke, the whith was an insign‘f- | recej fit scored at least one field goal. icant putt, Mr, Postmaster says! tion sat him York, of the Delray Beach five, that he had Li beat hands down! te, and then drawled, was successful in two field goal except for the fact he could not/ Bill, ya going somewhere?” bearene = two sae oe as few. strokes as Mr. toe | ES Jae ‘oldt, of the same outfit, rung mer but the story of Mr. Plum- * iti 343, ae got hold of |up three field goals. |mer is slightly different. He says|o, irs crue take o nacleclan ae. | Mperintendent, The locals made four free that Sam eaid-he felt he could|iight in advising tourists against Hi-League meets at 6:30 p. throws out of seven. {beat any guy 20 years younger | coming to Key West. While this Miss Marjorie Frow, in was | Leading scorers for the Conchs than himself “bit of course that!i, in @ way, a plan to keep the Young People’s Epworth ight | were Saunders, with six field goals] remark was made when the pin bo sale their: mpnéy meets at 6:30 p. m. were in the |and one free throw for'a total of ' first started. When number 18 further north, it isn’t quite crick- on ——- at 7:30 p.m. Sermon © subject: “Fellowship.” |" 18 points; Domenech, with Six had been reached Sam admitted! o¢ as far as the manner of advi field goals, 12 points, and Wick-'that he was glad he didn’t say 30! ; ; wship. ers, four field goals and one free’ years, igoes. We were seriously told that} This will be a: special service for . ; {two weeks in Key West would] yiciti ‘ i throw, nine points. A wee visiting Knights of Pythias and Rep West scored 23 points in SRB Ee completely ruin the finish on any Pythian Sisters. the second quarter to two pcints| Mr. Wiltiam Pious Watkins had} ¢ar; that the ferry service was-80} “Mid-week Prayer and _ Bible for the visitors: jan old Army ‘mate for a partner | unreliable that very seldom it! Study Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Free throws missed by: Del-,8"d was well accompanied by Mr.| took less than seven or eight) Choir rehearsal, Wednesday, ray Beach, Woldt 3, Snow 2, York | Old Bye Duke of Rock Sound who hours te cross; that there was no/g:30 p.m. Mrs. is 2, Smith 1; Key West,|?egaled the. assembled company ‘available drinking water supply in| director. PEERS | +2 | with many chive bits of folk-lore{Key West*and other preposterons ~ metal, [eoncettting' the -inhabitants-ofthe} stories... And still we noticed the}. FIRST’, Post Office.”’'This was a‘l very|ferry left fourteen cars on the new to Mr. Sparkman but very | S'ip at Matecumbe, for lack of gee FFE, Z Hl fe i =F re 7 ff EE i HE 28 atch for nim, never fear. "5 8 11-4 mA GE 2 ¢ © gy oe Creer Umpire; Hates 9 = mae ber pong of) Fence. i . r. Pious ear e same Seeteele: yee no laters. many ‘times but from dif-} Then there was that notice in ferent lips. He claims that whenja window in Lauderdale, “Take The Convent girls remain un-{he heard Sam Harris tell Speetpome some boiled nuts for yout, he saw | defeated for two years. They de-| Jokes they were 10 years old andi bridge party.” We much prefer, w steps | feated the High Schoo! girls in| this all happened 10 years ago,|to play with sober people if it is ning game of the twin bill;too. However, Mr. Old Bye being all the same to them. eases J.C. Gekeler, Corner of White and li il 3 il Sunday. a1. Oscar: No: ihe pater § “Morning ‘worship at 11 o'clock. | Serimon: “Alone With God.” y: “Excuse me, sir. Could 1 have a |the wore with you?” last t, 31 to 5. jvery enthusiastic agreed that they —_—__ Evening wofship at 7:30 o'clock.’ : " "4 : “Certainly, 'Walters,” said Bigelow The shooting of Lillian Ace- | could stand ‘répeating once in a} Miami is so congested that \a}Setmon: “Kill abe Enemies.” > WATER i. om, > some surprise. “What is it?” vedo was marvelous, ringing up| While. Mr, Sparkman remarked] person down town at noon is ney-| “Mid-week Bible study, Wednes- — : ; in “It's about Madam—your aunt, sit, | on field goals in the first half |that the joke8Were nearly as fun-|er sure whether his hand is in his}day, 7:30 p: m. Topie: “The id Walters. “She is id re 5 sal a an old lady, = and three in the second ha‘f, Ber-|®y a8 those he’hears on the radio.| own pocket, and the police docket Sovereignty of God.” nice Brantley shot two in the first | hn will back that one up. ee eee, e i A ~ ® than some that see more of the world, |half and three in the second and, gy account. of Mr. Hurricane] LEY MEMORIAL mM. E. one free throw. | Eddie Strunk, having to stay home| _ Im case you are worried about CHURCH, SOUTH Miss Lois Brenner, a newcomer! nq take care of the children the; that nice shiny chromium on your Rev. M. L. Smith, Pastor on the High School club, made the/ ¢ jn, car getting rust specked in the : than your aunt, sir, would have seen | first fie'd goal of the game and in bee rabies ey Bhsigeul ce salt air, we have it from reliable Cor. Georgis and Division Sts. “Thant he! Madam . a hool ® tens = stone 9. But the = the second half shot a free throw. | o¢ such Doc William Penababe Source that a very thin coating si aka te its. wapotuhon’ With another nod, he went out. | word against her. And when she and | 94 secccccccosccccceooes | Kemp was able to make 89 strokes of vaseline will prevent it. In jeeery . 4 Sarab had words, it was Sarah had while Melvin Russe!] was able to}€#8e you have failed to do it, it Can't Teli You That’ é : case | ‘ ‘ *. paeasnes abeohetety mention |to.k0 iy tho Sao lies. Sly. G |win the 4th hole with a par three|i# still not too late. The specks Yasar eagive Daperiooes has | women .not ‘connected im the drawing room, listen- | she is, that’s what.”"'~ set which gave shim as much pleas-j°@" be taken off with any com-}.,. face Bip ay fat: . they heard the front door | “What is ali this about anyway?’ ure as if he.would have had a 70,| mercial polish, eneag burch i aehind bim asked Bigelow, bewildered. © )-1 it it better to admit it,” es Grane ees maid—Doris,” ‘cee Cae as #@nmne. then. look: ex) rs a The po wpiiag oe M-dam trusts her, sir, rie oem 7 rf . with Miss Miriam Carey as re : . The evening i it 6: a couple of skins more than Mel-}, .Our sole contributor sends this: Ke Pipes the iEeich school: annex jvin and oneawiore than Willie and}one{ From a California friend:} with ‘Archie Roberts, president. . to be truste. And it’s no good me ¥ jj |so was satisfied’ to make the 40-47. x \ ior boys i yoy <a Anne. | saying anything because -the eee pie iter a correct version of/Qn the second round Melvin let; We-can not think. of anything Hh geolly ni rary hacia 8) a fishing Jibmin bad caught me in a lie| wouldn't believe me. But 1 thought. what Papieugd.if the game at|Charlie and Willie each make a horrider m., with Mrs, Mary Thompson a? » mer he wouldn't have believed | somebody ug se hone what's go- | Fort Myers last week, and in due | par because ‘it.didn’t count, Than spending a winter in Key Pe rintendent, ise.” ing on, sir. Mind you, 1 don't know | fairness, we wish to state that the West, Florider. resing Piccicsées 9-00 a'cleck- ‘you did exbetly right to|what Doris knows! She didn't say. ; the} igelow assured her. His | Only she said she could te!! the police Conchs were leading by four points P + ind palee ae wack 1G} Mr, Charlie Salas was able to get * i #¢ | ij - i ady's, wistfully “if you didn't ever like the letters?" cried the oid wr weren't written to Vron- 7nd God knows what lies she'll have |2@ Was called down by the Fort) great Auky Acevedo is out for re-|the child of thirteen, and now the ——— told him by this time.” Myers paper. He had a perfect|venge and he will send a darkjolder boys are taking it up as a “EL SALVADOR” : (Copyright. 1937. Frederick Jackson) |Tight to see that the game was/horse against the Tigers, and he|hobby. Or maybe it is just in-| Corner Grinnell and Virginia ie oe Ce played fair and square. will have at least one or two morejtroversion, and you will have to Streets nne Bigelow tackle pro! ae new faces on his c'ub. Manager} look that one w ? tem ef Lorna's disappearance mext. | Cates Receives Contract 1 Cceehallo. of the: Sleers olai = } iwers claims he Se Domaine e _____—| Bill Cates told the writer and/ will stand pat on his team, the i tae ao t : ; » A cygnet, we told the girl jl : several friends that he has receiv-| <a tamer: $50 “ eceesooce ® | more, noted surgeon, born at Cam- a bseeutrect: from fasatord Wout line vo . aire AFRO EA NK friend, iss baby swan and. not Today’s Birthdays den, N. J., 79 years azo. i2 ji not satisfied with the terms, 80 | Tigers. somel.ody’s initials on a ring. ete tiny he is sending it back and demand-} eee poceoscosoooooosee®| 1. Charles H. Judd of the|ing sn increase in pay. Yours| (Colored) Rev. C. Wesley Mayes, Paster |F. A. Johnson, General Secretary Corner Division and Thomas Sta Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. is ha tim,” E h The wise old ow! that lit i ree i a thing or two that would open their {throughout that game. ie wise old ow: that ht on a} To which our only contrib re- ef 4 E Pee Feces leansa torwere tn ber In the last quarter the Green| Power transmission line near Tip-| plied: Wetnentag 2) 230 & * G. Williams, Missiaary Leeder we ‘i | » Missio1 iety meets evel big chair, ber horrified gaze searching | Miss Anne wouldn’t old their heads | Waves tied the count. Instead of | tom, Kans., wasn't so smart. The : ey desing A ( TY| Sabbath School (Saturday), 10 ter te Anne's face so high and think themselves so much | the period going only 10 minutes, | Power lines were out of commis-| There's a fate far worse than that,| (ja sieve cohol mnex o'clock in} o'clock. seture on an ty nod po wenn gary tke. "hat sir ornate fs org po it lasted 15, and in the three-min- | Sion temporarily—but the owl was old pal; Ms van coe nace seal Church services, 11 o’clock in gener = Madam and Miss Anne like as if they |ute extra jeriod it was prolonged | Ut for good, Freezing to death in sunny Cal. ‘ ‘ 3 a tmnt Minswered Ance. koew more about Count Vronski's |another three minutes. The local a ee ee as - oe Spence — Pet ss Prayer meeting every Wednes neteo him resilz. peel Teunienk in ae were jcoach’s attention wes called toy Ten persons are buried in the} Misogyny, women hatred to/meetins. Mrs. J. Roland Adams, oa eee > ¢. sbeee 5:30 soft “I see” said Bigelow. “And where |this fact by Fort Myers fans who|same coffin in the Forest Lawn|those of you who would rather| pianist. et elon meeting, ite the w this Doris, now!” phe seatot ihe game and that is the} cemetery at Richmond, Va. [not look it up, seems to have tak- —_—- ce ee cm t sone r Inspector jorn, jreason Coach Huddleston got hot} ——_—_____.. en an upward trend ih the United METHODIST EPISCOPAL Rega: ee II al find it out,” Her eyes | sir. sald Walters. “She hung about | with the timekeeper and for which | Pill Rollers at the Navy Field. The| States. It rsed to be prevalent in CHURCH, SOUTH BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH es t Rev. Guillermo Perez, Pastor (Services in Spanish) Sunday school, 10 a. m. Freaching, 11 a. m. Preaching, 8 p. m. Junior A. C. E. League meets Mothers’ Club meets Monday,| at 5:39 p. m. 8 p. m. Senior A. C. E. League meets Bible study and prayer service,| at 6:15 p. m. Wednesday, 8 p. m. Evening service, 8 p. m. admitted Anne after am ta- j hesitation. The adéeident parade they held 3 singer, born A ie ; __»_|truly does not know, what Bill! Brantley Speaking in Jacksonville, was not at all pains ia allie es ‘ _Aageotmadngiics Univ, of Chicago, noted psycho- | ree Lut he sure is serious about! B, E. Brantley, that great sport| 8¢cidental; in fact there have been! pay ZION CONGREGATION Pee Bbyers ned Se cds Spatant, 60 yours age. logist, director of the School of|+,. matter. He says that if Dizzy|that did so much for diamondball|TUmors abort that the thing was Friday, 7:30 p. m.cholr_ te- Education, born in India, 64! and Goofy and others can ask for{in years gone by and whose love | @ctually planned. Rabbi Joseph Male, pastor hearsal. if " FOR RENT years ago. an increase it does not hurt him to! for any good, clean sport has not Joe Pearlman, President of Con- Islands in the ocean cover near- ly twice the area of lakes and riv- Dr. Walter C, Mendenhall, di- rector of the U. 8S. Geological gregation Regular services every Friday jdo so, too. Oates is the only Key! died in his breast, told the writer 4 i SAIN ‘TER’S CHURC! FURNISHED APARTMENT near Wester_playing in organized base-! that when Mr.’ Artman and Big- if PS ee:G i Rest Beach. Apply 112 Ann Dr. Ernst A. Bassey of Michi- : : i ‘arlboro, Ohio, ; ~ {bali at present. {hearted Bennié puts a club on{ers on land, evening, 8 o'clock, and Saturday (Coloredy Survey, bern at Marlboro gan State College, noted botanist < jthe field, he-will be ready to do} elbiese —peicmrenepaiei aes T eelock, Center Street, Between Petvohia street, febiz-tt 66 years a0. and dean of the Graduate School,| Tigers Vs. Pharmacists jthe same. Lets hear from the! The Chnese seaport of Pakhoi] Hebrew School Sunday, 11 a. and Olivia {ror RENT—House with 5 — born at Ames, Iowa, 60 years} Tomorrow afternoon the Cara-} other diamondball enthusiasts of|was opened to foreign trade. in}m., and every day in week, ex-| Mass, 8 + +ooms” and Me, Mbward:.A; Belly ‘of Balti- aga. hallo Tigers will meet Gardner’siKey West. - 1876. cept Friday, at 4 p.m, __ ) Sclexa E ; Benodic.® Whiteheed etpeeh so