The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 2, 1937, Page 3

Hie 5 ef gE fet if in iz 3 & : n FF by . | i z (By JOVE) ; in wove: the only ‘one team can proud of his position in the house- by Mrs. Harris. Mr; and Mrs. representative Harris will be met at the dock by a delegation from the local club, representatives of the Chamber H ge Fes hold. It ‘carries with it much dig- jnity, whieh aids in social and busi- better known to his many friends/ joss Jife. There is sometmies a as “Butch”, left yesterday for|1a-i of success which is hard to Sanford to join the team of that), ojaig’ other than to attribute it city in the Florida State League. it, hard luck. Ill fortune doe not The club has started play and entirely"quench the spirit, even most of the members are first-/ under ctemporary embarrassment. z H i + PIRATES COVE | FAMOUS FISHING CAMP On Overseas Highway, 20 Miles From Key West i af8 33 Tt : i Hae ; : inf g385 d ; mit AE 332 sy which has been arranged and ‘which will last from 4 to 5:30 [ ma venaneransoasn: mr enemsennenene 2) RN AL EA EE A ARR a SL e mem am, se te ly, a. ime ape Roce aj i “Tell you what, let's let it ride a longer. Give Mitzi a chance .. . that way. it did seem silly. jaghed, as one did when wanted it to happen, and to we another apple-wood Denny. tying back on his spine ‘in the big chair across from her in the old familiar way, and taking another cake. “Elegant, | calls it. Fix it up a and some summer millionaire bite. We could never get any stuff in an apartment, but even days they ought to do us some- Don’t let Mrs. Cleveland get the inet she was wangling for too Plutocrats is plutocrats!* He glanced around. impressed, she could see. “Did your peopie collect? “No, they preserved!” "Good gosh, the things have pedi- grees then! Why. lamb, they'll start @s on an apartment and furnish it, er us theater money fo a win- She didn't know why she wasn’t as excited as he was. She would have been, before she came. It was all per- fectly true—but she had played house bands that were beginning to hold her, and laughed down at her lover. “That is, if you aren't maddened and swept off your feet by Mitzi! By the. way. did you mean that about stay- “May 1? Ellen really isn’t coming ll tomorrow morning. Heaven above, what prudes!” Eve began to laugh. Everything was light and right again. “And that isn't the half of it, dearie! Psychoanalysis isn't in it compared with what everybody in a country town neighborhood knows about everybody else. Summer people have fF — 8235 Hi elie iu z 8 Henry. Nothing could do so for him, she supposed. “Il do need you,” she said impul- sively. “I'd feel so much safer—” “I don’t deny I'd like to, Eve, if 3 wouldn't be a burden.” A ty Eye laughed. Who had said that last? . funny little Judge Feather- stone. Uncle Henry would like Judge. “You'd be a help.” “I know | could raise nigh enough greenstuff to pay for my keep,” he said, trying to mask his eagerness with businesslike talk. “I can run a bill with the grocery till I pay them back in produce, like always. And I'll bring my fowl over from Emily's, soon’s I clean the chicken run.” She felt a moment's dismay—chick- ens and greenstuff sounded like set- tling in! Well, she could reserve the vegetable garden when she rented. And fowls could be moved again. “I told Emily I’d be back to supper, but I'll be here tonight.” He walked down the back hall with an almost springy step. ‘Copyright, 1987, Margaret Widdemer) DOUGLASS CAGERS RECEIVE HONORS Honors for Douglass High School were gained by the Doug- lass Cagers, who recetitly attend- ed the fifth district tourney held at West Palm Beach. In the boys’_ division, was elected all-district forwar peel, SHOWINCS.. AT Newest in ties are the this store. S Palm ; Beach Cravats now being shown Clinton | at Mendell’s Men’s Shop, 517 Du- Gallagher, star Key West forward, | val street, These ties are han- gd on{died in Key West exclusviely by the first team. Besides receiving Palm Beach Cravate.are espec- this honor, he was also second ially suitable for summer wear, highest scorer. _. }they are hard to muss, easy to Antoinette Rodgers of the gir's’; knot and are available in a variety team was elected all-district for-/ of colors. ward on the second team in: the/ girls’ division, in the quarter finals by Fort The boys were eliminated in the| Pierce after defeating Azucar. quarter finals by Fort Lauderdale} Nine boys and eight girls made after defeating Jensen, the trip, accompanied by Coach The girls also were eliminated Lewis and Chaperon Colbert, year men. It is expected that Butch will have a great year, and he knows that the fans of this city will be rooting for him from start to fin- ish. ; e eeeecese ecco ack TOOTHPICK TOPIC. (By ©. G. FLINT) evececcccesscosseee Key West is to be congratulat- ed upon the occasion of another step forward, in its new Chamber of Commerce. Part of the work of such a body will doubtless be to attract favorable attention to the many advantages available in Key West. It is the voice of the community’s business life and a valuab‘e asset. In any large city it is some- what of an honor to be associated with the Chamber of Commerce, which is usually emblematic of. soundness and progress. Where problems are to be met it is a case of pulling together. This new influence should pave the way for the new Key West, which will follow the completion of the road to the mainland. In- formation, business opportunities, house listings, apartments available and all form of cooperative, ind vidual help should be found at the Chamber of Commerce. If the people of the North, who think Florida has been parceled out to the rich, realized the chance they have in Key West to get a start on the “ground floor” of a coming resort of importance, they might decide to build and lease in| Key West now. If possible, it would be excellent to advertise} Key Wes: in smaller “weeklivs,” reaching into the rural neighbor- hoods of the North and Middle West. Miami, Fia., March 30, 1937. LEGALS MONRI IN PROBATE. JOSHUA B. SMITH, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS To all creditors and all persons having claims or demands against said Estate: You, and each of you, are hereby notified and required ‘to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against the estate of Joshua B. Smith, deceased, late of Monroe County, Florida, to the Hon. Ray- mond R. Lord, County Judge of Monroe County, at his office in the County Courthouse in Monroe Coun- ty, Florida, within eight calendar months from the date of the first publication hereof. All claims and demands not presented within the time and in the manner prescribed herein shall be barred as provided by law. Dated March 25th, A.D. 1937. JANE 1. SMITH, As Administratrix of the Estate of Joshua B. Smith, Deceased, mar2é; ap~2-9-16 ej in Chancery, in a cause s e’clock. Subscribe to The Citizen—20e weakly. ———$ NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE Notice is hereby given that un- der +t by virtue of a certain der and decree of foreclosure and) sale made and entered on the 20th . D. 1937, in and by Judicial. Circuit of Florida, in and for Monroe County, therein pending, wherein Frank H. Gato LI is Plaintiff and Burbank Realty Company, a corporation organized i and existing under the laws of t State of Florida, and Gato Real tate: and Improvement Company, corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of Flor- ida, are Defendants, foreclosure of lien of tax sale certificates, the un- | dersigned Special Master in Chan- cery will offer for sale severaily and will sell severally at outery, for cash in hand, highest and best bidder front door of the 7 public the the* to at | Monday, | 123%, (the following « situate, lying and being | County of Monroe, State of Florida, to-w Lot ‘Twenty-one, (21) in Square wo 42) of Tract ty: seven, (27), Martéllo Tr. subdivision, according’ td" ‘the plat thereof. recorded ino Plat Book No, 1, page 440, of theb} Public Records of Monroe’ Géun- | ty, Florida, jand Lot Twenty-two (22) in 4 Three (3) of "Tract T Martello Towers sub- ion, according to the plat thereof recorded in Piat Book No. 1. page 110, of the Public Records of Monroe County, Florida, Sduare Warity- and | Lotfwenty-three (23) in Square Three (3) of Tract Twenty- seven (27), Martello Towers sub- ® division, according to the plat [" thereof ‘recorded in Plat Book No. 1, page 140, of the Public | Records of Monroe County, Plorida, and , Martello according to thi thereof ‘recorded in Plat Book No. 1, page 140, of the Public Records of Monroe County, Florida, and Lot Seven (7) in. Square Five G) of ‘Tract Twenty-seven (27), Martello Towers subdivision, according to the plat thereof recorded in Plat Book Ni page 140, of the’ Public ords of Monroe County, ana Lot ‘Thirteen (13) in Square Two (2) of Tract Twenty- seven (27), Martello Towers sub- . division, according to the plat there recorded in Plat Book No. 1, page 140, of the Public Records of Monroe County, Florida, and Aas (4) in Square Two (2) of Tract Twenty- seven (27), Martello Towers sub- division, according to the plat there recorded in Plat Book No. 1, page 140, of the Public Records of Monroe County, Florida. Dated April 2nd, 1937. AQUILINO LOPE As Special Master in ( apr2-9-16 of returning from the Panama Ganal Zone by way of al AARON McCONNELL 518 Fleming Street °“ WATCHMAKER, ” JEWELER AND. ENGRAVER See, Him For Your Next Work ALL PRICES REDUCED Hours: 9 to 12—1 to 6 Open Saturday Nights JOHN C. PARK 328 SIMONTON ST. 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