The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 6, 1937, Page 4

HTC. rr. yo _}spending the. winter. in Key, West Sjend had a very ,delightful time, left yesterday on the S. S. Cu "| |for Tampa-en route to their home| _ jin Lakeland, Fla. cman. yal J. J. Kerr, Mrs. Kerr and their ' “Itheir governess, Elsi who . re in Key West for the better i rt of the season, left yesterday} / ae na. for, the home in New York." | : ed. tomorrow at the -J..R. Blair, U.S. Inspector of! « hulls and G.°L. Scheer, U. in- spector of boilers, who,were in “+ |Key West to make annual inspee-| q J-|tion of the Wrecking, Tug -Warb- aiiney ler, left yesterday t Tampa, and said, that the. Warb- . ler is in first_class, egndition. “‘Inour and at the meeting of the n | Birs, Reeves] visiting with relatives for a few 7 .Jr., Edward} days, left over the highway. this Carbonell, Alvin, Cos-| morning en route to. her home in Curry, Darnell. Carey, | Raleigh, N. ‘C. len E. C Orlando Cara allo, Frank ~Garaballo, ,Francis| Mrs, M, L.:Smith, wife of Rev. m;, Floyd Dillon, Jack Dillon,)M. L. Smith, of Ley Memorial ew, Elwood. ‘lehurch, left yesterday on the lessrs.,Joe-Fraga,, James Fextt,|Steamship Cuba en-route to Lake- . and Mrs, Sebastian P. Fernandez, Charlie Gomez,|land to enter Southern (College, id Mrs, Arnold Ralph Gonzalez, Charles Garcia,|and study for the term in order Mrs. Ray Curry, John A. Gardner, Lori Guitertez,|to acquire a. teacher's certificate. id Curry, Mrs. Warren Hill, Wilbur Johnson, - |Frank Johnson, Adolphus John=!)) Mrs,. E: and.two, chil- . and Mrs..B. L, Grooms, Mr.'son,” Millard Johnson, Edward! dren, avy 4M she: Florida ,Mo; b oes ie Gomez, Mr, and Johnson, Gerald Jaycocks, Jack! toy. Lines. bus last night from, her nm, Mr, and Mrs, Knight, . Osgood - ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kemp, | Harold Peitg HERE se caallte nav parent ite, pe a he aang es ee. —_ ight. Chester |ikra ‘ChtwlesKeteliam. and Mr. |. Knowles, . les, William George jg k Yates, rents Berlin. Knowles, Mr.| Lee, Ignatius Lester, “Norman J. pig ase bea nage Lecne, salt and|Lowe, Lee Lopez, Victor Lar-| : rr. ‘Mrs. | sen. i Lioyd, Mr. and. Mrs..Pgul| «Messrs. Joe .MacMahon, Paul es — He Pac cept chewy Mr, and Mrs F..H. MeKin-|Monsalvatge, William Monsalvatge,' and privates, and several citizens, Mr. and wen ‘Men-}Marco Mesa, James MacMullen,' gryived on. the S.-S.. Cuba, yester- rene Sidney -Mathews, Jr., Oscar .Nor-| da te to to tak lorace O’Bryant,|man, Gerald Pinder, Darnell -Pin- pat oF the pistol eins eee Oscar Pita, Mr, and'der, Gilmore Parks, , Everett Per:| to be held next week. W. Perez, Mr. and pall, George, Perpall, Jr., Harry pat Park, Mr. and Mrs.;Pritchard, Newell Pinder, .Mal- . Mr. and Mrs, Berlin}colm Pinder, Charles Pierce, An- — ie Sere scee ee eee . and Mrs. J. .\drew Pritchard, Henry Perez,!aurinc the % Te ’ and Mrs. Neville! Julio z, Ishmael mn Cree ne oa ap Fe mpeg ie ms e! cries Pape Pie yisit with relatives and| morning berthed at the main pier E. Williams. son, Jack Saunders, Bob Saun- vane Thelma Atwell, Helen ders, Billy Sheppard, George Saw- t Anti, Dollis Bur-| yer,, Jay. Stricker, Hastings Smith, Berkowitz, Barbara Claude Salis, Charles ,Wardlow, lita Cobo, Mary Curry,|Harry Weintraub, Walz Zuhurst. Cashion, Martha Carbonell, _DeMolays . Margaret Dexter,/ Messrs. J Richardson, Florence Jeff Knight, . Paul Juanita) Mesa, Jr... Howard Pinder, Dorothy| calm Sawyer, Owen Sawyer, Jr. , H #52 it ee sei erin -|tion, Albert Care TEXAS OIL-SHIP {Curtis apartment at Caroline and] Remarks, eA ‘ | Simonton streets, ' COMES TO PORT The Howes will be happily re= , ' | membered by their many friends. | Mrs. Howe was formerly Miss Steamship. Oregon, of the eae Hilda Gregory of Key »West: as Oil company, arrived last night,; They expect to remain for a anchored in the harbor and thio eae or six. weeks, Fyre bE ; ¥ E ¥ eat £ oF ? i Department Store : store. Over 3000 pairs of the , i : of. the Porter Dock company. | [ H. B. Haskins, assistant super-| The ship is from Antwerp,, Bel!’ intendent of lighthouses, who left} . ; Tuesday. by plane for Miami, join- gium, and came in to port for the ed the Tender Poppy, and made an| purpose of haying her papers inspection of gids to navigation | nanged from foreign to domestic| | along the Intracoastal Waterway, % 5m 2 s returned over the highway last}tegister and paying off the ostt:| cers and crew. Y When these matters have heen attended to, the ship will leave for , Port Texaco, Texas. | i SHOES EASTER -SHOES for every member of the family. New stock of Summer ‘Shoes in ‘latest i[styles and colors. Gor- ‘|-geous Sandals, Pumps, Straps. -Prices . on Shoes . nge from ,.$1.98 pair up | in WSIT 16 CITY Fee EMBO || chistons, Printed .Chit-1I] waite and, ic, White a sale which was held yesterday : morning at the municipal dock, “A ts penance = with fiye buyers bidding. Captain A. L. Howe, U. S. N. The highest price paid was.for| retired, Mrs. Howe, son Gregory e Ff Fft g : Hi i | all the. new styles. .P Sizape, Tiss and Bepeele, $1.25, $1.50, $1.98 up An unusual, affair scheduled for tonight at Raul’s Ciub is “A In Habana”, to begin at 10 Directors and members of the Nominating Committee of the Junior Woman’s Club are being Sumthoned to a meeting to be held Monday night 8 o'clock at the home. of, Miss. Florence .Saw- yer, 523 Eaton street. The hope, is expressed, by the members, it was said, that all of the directors and the committee members attend this meeting, as But few offerings of spong? were presented to buyers at the , this occasion, management has arranged for a splendid floor show with entertainment charac- teristic of Havana. fons, and . Crepes, tel {} Brown and in all White Ox i ‘TSport Dresses, Linen|}ftords. From Little Baby sizej : . Q 66 bunches of wool which were bid|and daughter, Miss Hilda Hey-'| i in for $190. ‘or yellow the high-} ward Howe and her guest, M | Holtsherg's Monday Sale i ? Beautiful Printed Flaxons, on ; Dresses. and Suits.at. $1.98 i and up est price paid was for 192 bunch-| Virginia Stone, are visitors in'| es, which were sold for. $73.03. Key West and are residing at the } $ . Come, Early For. Best Selectiqns Plain’ color Broadeloth, on | | CHILDREN’S DRESSES - - . 10¢ |’ }Silk.and Organdy- Dresses, tft pants and: Polo Shirts. each $1.00. and up ‘ ‘ Por the program of American music for dancing, John Pritch- ard’s popular dance orchestra has. selected the most popular hits of the day. Many parties have already re- served tables for this event, as- suring the management that there sale, yard x90 Pepere _FIRST— Pere ee BAPTIST CHURCH Sermon, Subjects: Attractive showing 0 Beach Apparel, Bathing! ‘Suits, Culottes, Slacks; Shorts, etc. —JOE. | FLEMING STREET METHODIST CHURCH zs fast 11:00.a. .m.: “Friend- a onl , ies — : ship, With, Ged,” INVITES YOU D aaa" ask, t Washable Printed 7330)" pe my “Jesus TO WORSHIP | 3 OREPES on: Light Grounds Washing *‘the’’’ Disciples’ 1 i i -- 80¢ Feet,” : VISITORS WELCOME BOY’S SUITS with and without Coats. New as- | sortment, just, received. will be a large crowd in attend- ance, tonight. PRE-EASTER T ATBAPTIST Rev. Yancy Tillman Shehane, A new establishment for re- pastor of the First -Baptist| pairing watches, clocks and jew- Gieweh, enpounces 5 series of elry has been opened here by the Pre-Easter sermons to be .deliyer- ; det the Sunday evening serv- American Jewelry Company. The jees for the month of March. The }®¢¥ repair shop is located in the Services at 11:00 a. m. and.7;30. p. m, 40 inch White Bati: 25e, at |} Impoxted, Org: regular 50c, New Straw BEACH WEAR New Slacks, Brown, Blue and white, pr.:$1.00 a Curtains, ale ilk. Panti HOLTSBERG'S series will begin tomorrow n‘ght,| building with Goodyear Shoe Shop ILK SALE \ Sport Blouses, Play- i with a beautiful Easter pageant) on Duyal street. MONDAY | \ oy F wah Suits, . Culottes .and Bath- presented under the directorship] wiliam Solis, a jeweler of wide Yards and Yards of, Beauti- Me 4 GT eee Dotted Voiles, fast ¢]+ iIng-Suits, i ef Mrs. F. F. Hoffman. ful New Printed Silk with gay } colored "Hondkerchi® Linen; f - . experience, is in charge of the : u 5 pastor’s first message in! floral patterns, tossed about on * A aon ae = oe “a store, and announces the opening fish and carl pore se Hire This ‘ nie e fascinated wi eir beauty, morrow night, and. he will use a$|0" the front page of this issue for see window display, on (a Army Of sale Monday, yard .... ‘“c ” ‘“Salesmen his subject: “Jesus Washing the] Monday, March 8. Disciples’ Feet.” We,have the largest Silk Stock in’ Key ‘West ‘and all the j THEY’RE THE ADVER- TISING COLUMNS CHILDREN’S SLACKS reg..75c, on sale, yard ... 50¢ $1.50” Rayon Bed Spreads: extra large size i Satin LADIES’ SLIPS, Tea Rose and RASS Fe | eeemeermr aad Organdy Dresses, }} This unusual act of Jesus hag ys been of ig interest to »*MONROE ‘THEATER i famous makes— ms and Bible students in William Powell-Myrna Loy ‘ ‘ ’ . general. Some claim it to be an wa ee ed Mallinson’s Chiffons Marshall Field’s Wear-A- ordinance of the church, while Sthers believe it not to be an ord-|| T= ear sa ery Beau Prints inmance. “Why did Jesus wash i -15-25¢; Night: 25- Duplan’s Silks H Bac ahinsh extends ‘mvita-11 BI Key West for— age shutsh extends an_-invita-]}PERRY-RESERVATIONS |Join os Cotton. Printél|| Citizen at a White Seersucker D $1.50, at SEE WINDOW FOR SPECIALS AND BE BOYS’ AND MEN'S NEW EASTER .. CLOTHES .. AT POPULAR PRICES. =o ON TIME ‘ 2 FOODSTUFFS kept in our all “netahiGe as LATEST NEWS IN WATCH REP. REFRIGERATORS are 7 ’ yc rice Reetameione are dealt h tion to friends, visitors and strang: y ee x Don’t, Be Blind. A hi . pre te conte and enjoy this hour of Ava able at : Powder. Puff,Muslin i They'll take your message eae hs one oo ee pervige. Albury’s Seryice ‘Station Talcum:Powder Prints ff} to every home in the city $20.00 up We ask your whole-hearted support for the betterment of . William and Baton St.’Phone 444 Orleans Print. Voiles and SELL ’EM your wares EASY TERMS—10 DAYS FREE TRIAL | A.Name. That Will Always Stand; For Fair, Principles i | | | i 1AM BUYING ||} copys Sexusrtete: IE or services. SURE WE REPAIR YOUR WATCH EROM $20 OLD JEWELRY-WATCHES snistration «Office plendor Anti-Crease It is, our. way of getting acquainted. } ‘experience Silverware—Anything you have! a ata re rae Yves { PHONE 51 goes into every Watch we repair. ,Money refunded if we | f and paying highest prices this} Pi 488 or. 459 Also, doze’ of other oe fail, to are tart ad ; week. a 1] Ferries, leave,.No, Name. Key COTTONS awaiting your Th e ‘Citizen CONFIDENCE BUILDS. BUSINESS— POLLOCK, Reliable Jeweler selection. POLLOCK’S RELIABLE JEWELER, INC. and, Matecumbe.9:00 a. m. and 522 Duval Street i 522 Duval.Street