The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 8, 1937, Page 4

Two big social events to be The T. E. L, Bible Class of the! given in connection with Marti pirst Baptist Sunday School will activities to take piace in this oitortain the Brotherhood Class’ pr shay gage owe have: heen with a supper tonight at 7:00! planned by Sociedad Cuba at the Cuban Club on Duval street. Orlando Caraballo, in charge of The igene¥al officers. and. teagh- social activities of this organiza- tion, states that there will be a Big International Dance on Fri- day, April 9, beginning at 9:00 @elock, An invitation to attend this affair has been extended eity, county, army and navy of-; fieials. It is expected that there will be a large number of Cuban dignitaries at this event. Every- thing is being done to make it an enjoyable affair. Segar Sweeting’s Rhythm Boys will furnish a good program of dance music for the dance. A Social Dance wil take place at the Cuban Club on Sunday eve- ning, April 11, starting at 9:00 @elock, Members of Sociedad Cuba wll be admitted iree to this dance. debn Pritchard’s popular dance orchestra has planned a good pro- gram of appropriate music for Social Dance. At Party GeRers| and Mrs. F. M. An- , of Key West entertained a of nine at a delightful din- in the main dining room ef Pirates Cove this week. ‘Their quests included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cushing, Major and Me. J. D. Andrews, Edith Wright, and Major A. D. Mac- Mullen, commanding officer of the Key West Barracks, and Mrs. MacMullen. VANISH! RRSSe EE tees: pa a a Siena mecrarc PASTE PRESTO! Anp THe JOB Is Done! Wy ENAMELOID The Leautiful, Colorful Decorative Enamel Hi FLOOR WAX | pint SW Flo. Wan and Long-Hendle | Sa. 79° FURNITURE POLISH Restores luster Leaves no oily flim to finger print. South Florida Cont. & Eng. Co. “Your Home is Worthy of the Best” White and Eliza Streets PHONE 598 | o’cloek, ers of the Sunday Scheol are, al- so invited, “Mrs, Harvey Eagan is teacher of the class, Mrs. W. P. Archer, president, and Mrs. L. C. | Taylor, secrétary, ” } ' Janior Clab To ' Meet Tomorrow | ‘Mrs. Harry Pritchard and Mrs. | James’ K. Brady, hostesses for the social meeting of the Junior Wo- {man’s Club social meeting for to- morrow afternoon, have every: \ thing ready, they said today. ' Bridge and Michigan will be played and the hostesses have prepared delicious refreshments , for their guests, pitcher and looks like a fan and | with its hard, rough bark so ridged best producers in the country.’ era} Reyenue, $32; Fine and For- TOOTHPICK TOPICS is called a traveler's tree, It collects | that it is totally unlike other: tree |- They are too useful as breeders’ feiture, $12; Outstandnig Indebt- | (By C.G. FLINT) ~ water between the spokes of its fan-| barks and completely puzzles ambl- to be used as broiers. To raig€’ edness. $56; Special Advertising, | ey like branches holding as much as| tious monkeys trying to climp it, the leve) of Key West egg pro-' $1¢..Road Fund, $8; j 000 seh ewcccescssccce two pitchers full'at a time—a supply | The white lily tree ts also commen | duction, 1 will sel! them at ap-|emAdInterest, $16; Gemetdl School, { Th Sunday and, as I holdea | degree in theology, I am going to preach a sermon to the prelates of some of our churches who re- joice more in dollars than in souls. I am moved to do this by the sight of so many unchurched, yet devout, Christians who to go to church lest their presence should be used as an opportunity to beg benevo-ences of them. Christians of the First’ Century were not required to pledge regu- lar amounts to the church, yet the tearly Christians were far more ‘suecessful in the preaching and ‘practice of their faith than is the | Protestant ehureh today, And it }must be recalled that these apos- tles “worked their way” and car- ried neither purse or scrip, pre- | ferring to show by their independ- fear} See KEY NOTE jence and zeal that the doctrine| , Was free to all degrees of men, as(yjjjqa in his cabin boat ERE’S a tree which acts like a which, back in pioneer days, it is said, furnished refreshment to tired and thirsty travelers. This palm is only one of dozens of strange looking trees which travelers visiting Pan- { ama on the weekly cruises to Chile find around the Canal and in South America. For instance, there are the cannon ball trees which bear fruit resem- bling cannon balls, each containing four slices of meat which resembles somewhat that of the avocado pear but is not known to be worth.eating. S By i W. L. STEPHENS [eeeccceccccececcoseseose ! Clarence Key is back at Palm after a TRAVELER'S TREE “rritation that results in getting Photo Grace Line——— Then there’s the monkey-puzzle tree to Panama—in blossom it has iovely white lilies and produces a gum which bird vendors: melt and stick on the branches to entrap birds. The banyon tree is another strange 5] eies—having limbs which turn back and grow into the ground. The pay- paya is another native tree, with fruit the meat of which resembies.a mellon and is an all-occasion affair which finds its way into everything from salads to cocktails, and trom cake to ice cream; and. if the need arises, can, through its pepsin con- tent, make a tough steak tender. | | } ! eecce Attorney J. Assistant Lancelot Lester, who was ‘in’ Mi- |ami assisting State Attorney G. State a. Worley in matters in connec- foil, ete., made into little j tablets. Just say Bukets to any; “druggist. Olivieri’s drug Store.—'’ fade, CLASSIFIED COLUMN eececeice. ceaencracccces PERSONAL FREE! ~ Stomach Uleers, Gas Pains, In-} sample feb18 POULTRY RAISE BETTER LAYERS. I have! 1, a few cockerels bred from the} proximst2 cost. one cf $76.80, $97.99. Tt was: decided to pay Tax Tax Collector Frank Hi. Ladd the sum’ of $193 representing past due commissions on th P-E./C. -R’y:! taxes’ during the | year 1932. The diserepancy was'f. vound by-one-of the state auditors | county’s Two reports of activities in the office of Tax Collector Ladd were ‘esented showii " If excess acid causes you Jows: showing deposits as fol- now reeords, digestion, Heartburn, GET free! i ae doctor's preceription,| Outstanding tered Udga, at Gardner's Pharmacy. | 339 44; thur-fri-10w | $334.86; Road Fund, —————— : Speeial School Bond and Int: A $467.31; General School, $837.15; Special School Tax District S. C, Single- $40; Special School Bo: eh con cause: Period of March” and © April to. ip Nights, scanty’ flow, frequent! Shevi?t K. ©. Thompson's re- : | desire, burning, backache or leg Ports of activities during the! | pains. Get buchu leaves, juniper, ™°th of March showed two de«|. green| Posits in the First National Bank, and another of examining the General Revenue, Special $816.28. Second depos't showed: ton, 312 Eaton street. apr8-1tx terest. $16; Speciai School MALE HELP WANTED MAN, reliable, to become an auto- mobile and aecident claim ad- anea No selling. Adjusters, Box waukee, Wis. experience unnecessary. | FERTILIZER ‘ CHICKEN FERTILIZER. F ford’s Pou-try Farm, apr2-iwk FOR SAL= | FOR SALE—Two-story house. In, exclusive section of town. For; price and terms, address N, The, Citizen. apr5-tf i j A Soothin juster in your territory, Insur-' For Itch Write Associated | 27¢.s0 combin: Srl ea 767-L, Mil-’ ta joyfully oat cage ra apr7-2tx' eczema, rash, commop it A Distfict No. 1, $40. Report of C! 7 at ia OLD ISLAND TRADING POST —G iF T s— : Tropical For Your Friends, Your Family tive or Yourself Waterfront—North End Duval payment of, $730.47; $251, Indebtedness, . $1,- Advertising, $251.14; and In- erers medicines Imperial tetter, ringworm and teh. ‘Two sizes, 35¢, $1.00. jit was freely preached, { | Today, a church membership jis important only if it can keep the organization “out of the red.” | Salaries must be met, and thus evangelical crusades are a part of the program of replenishing the church. It becomes a business to {spread the Gospel and to take pay jfor preaching it. Some rectors {get as much as $5,000 a year for the knack of “filling” the pews on Sunday. They are good men and better actors, but is this in keeping with the teaching and spirit of Christ? Miami, Fia., FOR SALE—Two houses, 310; and 312 Wiliam street. One; house with three apartments; and 2 baths, Other! house with! apartment upstairs and _ store| downstairs.. Nice yard with} fruit trees and rose bushes, W. J. Kemp, 310 William street. apr6-tf ALACE Hoot Gibson in LUCKY TERROR Comedy and Serial successful sponging cruise. He iB-| tion with the grand jury, return- tends to go out again when the | og over the highway last night. weather moderates, { Mrs. Sidney Berkowitz, who} The writer of this column pro-; was visting with her parents. in poses to leave soon for Bay Pines| Gainesville, was a returning pas- where he will enter the hospitai/*eneer this morning on the Steam. {ship Cuba from Tampa. for treatment. He does not ‘ex- pect to be gone very long. LAUNGH 24’ long. 7’ beam, 6- horse Palmer Engine. Dinghy. Cheap. Apply Richardson's ‘ Grocery. apr8-tf \ Mrs. E. G. Hume, who was isiting with relatives in Gaines- The postmistress at Ramrod | ville, Fla., was a returning pas- Key is having great success - in S°™S°r recs o Ried die Sacer bf : {to join Mr. Hume who is an of- raising chickens, and already has) ricia, with the Florida State-Plant a fine flock on hand, of which she! Board assigned to plant pest} PRINTING—Quality Printing at} the Lowest Prices, The Art Apel 4, 1987. is very proud, ‘eradication work in Key West. man Presa, aug? | John Jones, colored man on Big SPANKED IN PUBLIC PERSONAL CARDS—100 printed! Pine Key, has to be the best craw- eR cards, $1.25. The Artman; fisherman there whether he wants WINNIPEG, Can.—Admitting Press. aug?) to or not, because he has a family ‘they stole merchandise from stores | — H Pty f seven grown-ups to maintain.!in this city, Mike Waldner and|OLD PAPERS FOR SALE—} * So ‘John Cross’ were sentenced to be| ‘Three bundles for Se. The Citi-| = Mea Mah OF as Joe Johnson of Munson Island | spanked in public zen Office, cars has had many friends from the ij : w : isit him thi i SECOND SHEETS—500 for 50c.; agreed north visit him this year. He is} | an all-around good fellow, and| | The Artman Press. ang?! knows how to treat them. DALLAS, Tex.—John Franks,! saci ceanpniaeacbsitieiet a beggar of this city, was fing Suhserine ta The Citizen—20¢ | $25 because he cursed ajman who. weekly. ‘gave him only a dime. | MONKOE THEATER BEGGAR IS FINED Gloria Stuart-Lee Tracy*in WANTED: JANE TURNER | Jane Withers-Slim Summer- ville in CAN THIS BE DIXIE? Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- Stra, 15-20c; Night: 15-25¢ GOOD NEWS TRAVELS SLOW BAD NEWS TRAVELS FAST We want you to know we are here to stay. Just returned from. 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IT’S YOUR SUPPORT WE ASK FOR CN SQUARE DEALINGS Come in anyway—get acquainted. We are Key West’s Newest Jeweler (wrapped), 6 rolls ena — JEWELRY SOLD ON PAYMENTS TO IMPORTED DATES, bulk, tb . 2 Abe tay tale. pocks ak weil, HONEST PEOPLE EVAPORATED PEACHES, 1b .... 12¢ Er) wot a Sure we let you take the ring or watch with you. PRUNES, dried, bulk, medium size, Ib ... 10c Pay for it as you wear it. POLLOCK RELIABLE JEWELER 522 DUVAL STREET Quality Food Store 1400 Pine Street Phone 70 —We Delicer— DR.MILES ANTI-PAIN PILLS 2 i if f it it H TOP QUALITY Foods, Fresh: and Fine .. . in large assort-| ments and attractive displays. Interesting prices and efficient, service. p Y WHEN YOU BUY THE sccheconeve. @ Some people enjoy putting money on horse . faces —but it's no fun to risk good money on ‘unknown razor blades! Buy s known quality blade—made by the world’s largest biede maker—and play safe. Probak Jr. selling et 4 for 10¢, is automatically ground, honed and stropped to make short work of the toughest beard, without smart or irritation, Buy a package of Probak Jr. today. PROBA JUNIOR BLADES A PRODUCT OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST GLADE MAKERS Partly furnished two-story house and lot at 1307, Whitehead street. In exclusive neighbor- ood. Beautiful view of the sea and overlook ing Coral Park. PRICE: $7,500 CASH L. P. ARTMAN, The Citizen Office or Residence 1309 Whitehead Street MITTITIIiiiirriii