The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 2, 1937, Page 4

1? i dest? BE 35 28s Hy fu Porter left by plane yesterday afternoon for Miami where he} frei TER, SBllasy "arte Hamilton Williams, Tommy Tucker, Hilburn Roberts, was to be joined by Commission- | —. er Ni Mrs. Jane Peabody, who hadj Melton K Peabody and other members of}can ftlep fh a the family. at the B A.. Strunk (oe cs nag Se ee residence in Martello Towers, left, vaya i soe {oe Mi Gros Point, Mich. * Charles Wright and son, Charles Wright, Jr., who had been Vvisit- Here's the “high” in neck- ; ttyle . . . a tie that launder like new . . : & tie that to muss that will keep its shape ‘end outwear many a tie at its price. Color and patterns that @te the work of master Fash: by a ~¥)f; Ooi PALM BEACH *1 'S puvau stage i t ‘ | very charmingly @ poem, about a in observance Father's ‘Night, which was gy game she and’ her ‘father plays every night at bedtime. George Jensen costumed in overalls and a large straw hat sang of his School Days . “Thi of the Sea” was a Se or Ge Club in a and ited manner, members of Glee Club Miss! ik Saun Orlando * ssi, “Ralph \pson, we ascertained is Gehl fathers at the Jabs Sicwast”‘Ghavie “Wane rs fairly rang with the ren- j Hee, Lopes. e orchestra included Allen . “Home 0: , Bet, “Ol Joe”, Si a liam Kemp, Sidney Matthews, Joseph Domenech, Manuel Lopez, Neil Roberts, Sidney Aronovitz, | John Thompson, Mary Fay Mc- langhan, Lucette de Barritt, lusic The Universal Lan-! Ellyn Evans, Buddy Evans and 5: eS ee of or dale aad inspiring y ; Vernon Lowe: The two selections ; presented by the orchestra in e also made 9 plea nts to try in every way)‘ most professional manner were | “American itch” and “Sea ubbles Waltz.” The banners for the highest | percentage was won by Miss Mary fs Glee Club and Mise!Pinder and Mrs. Charlotte Has- m8 paid tribute to theikins, while the greatest number it by 4 song. Thel f parents went to Mrs. Emma Al- 6 TE | ae by" bee and active’ worker in the .-T. A. ihe Seal? Spencer recited jury, Mrs. Magdalene Huddleston and Mrs. Thelma “Watkins. yase and picture was presente; to Mrs. Emma Adbury’s Class 64 a for having the most fathers. A plate supper will be served on the lawn of St. Paul's Church Tuesday afternoon from 6 until 7:80 o'clock. After the supper beginning at) | eoeqeceeceseceeeeeecegee evereqeqeoanqaoegecceeeee REGARDING ZONING Editor, The’ Citizen: Referring to the question rais- ¢d as to. whether or not this is the 8 o'clock, the ‘Choir Guild willl first attempt on the part of Key sponsor.a.,“Big Baby” Show. Di- rector Emil Sweeting gtates that) aply males which Swere «once a baby are eligible “to enter the egntest. Medical examiner will be Dr. Cut M. Up, Assistants Dr. U, Betcha qnd W. B. Killim. QUALITY FOOD STORE “+ HAR SEP BUSINESS Quality Food Store, 1409, Pine, street, enjoyed a good business, today as a result of the advertise-' ment in yasterday’s paper listing & few of the many yalues offered for this week-end. But through a typographical ror tomatoes, No. 2 size, were; advertised at 15¢ per san. This should have been P xo 1Be, making this an even better, West to ingugurate a zoning sys- tem, will say that ten years ago this month the Woman's ‘club, ever ready to further the better- ment of the city, advocated this measure. An excerpt fram the Woman’s Club, history follows: “On April 28, 1927, the presi- dent of the Woman’s Club (Mrs., W. RB. Warren) and seeuers| from the, city, council, Obamber of ommerce and the Rotary Club jet to discuss q sity planning and gone mene. Ox geeoage of Tack of funds the plans had'to be laid aside and {he committee from ese Various ofganizations cegs- ed to function.” { fey Wan, CLUB, HISTORIAN.} ey West, Fla., pril 2, 1937. | EBOr -KBLA> THE modern gag range brings you Gas cook- Gas and a modern gas range yau have the it is possible to obtain, And now our tunity to change your old steve, with allow- range. Terms are extraordinarily conven- ween ee ree sale, to. a modern gas range. for. Tampa, Fi Key West Tucedays and Fridays #7. Mi ” FLORIDA PUBLIC UTILITIES COMPANY ROY E. LADE, Manager