The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 10, 1937, Page 4

head of the music department of {the Key West High School, i Short talke were made by Miss Captain Huggins said that this is Sawyer, Miss Russell, Mrs. Trev-|"ot his first visit to Key West er, i iW #2 urate with Miss Minnie Porter Harris |@nd whi.e he likes it very much he ters and Mrs. P. L. Cosgrove, who also| Would not keep it here any longer event made the presentation speceh|than necessary because of the resenti . D,[e0t and smoke from raliroad toons” the Folstaed Weonits trains and the steamships. ‘Clubs pin for her splendid work|have been here but two hours, # in compiling the History of the he said, “and look at the deck.’ Woman’s Club. With the words he stopped and Installation of the officers of *an his hand over the deck and it both clubs were held, the following |Wax almost black with soot. “Do juniors! being seated: Junior Woman’s|¥u think we could stand that?” bautiful) Club, Miss Nellie Louise Russell,/he asked, and then answered his | president; Miss Leonor Warner | question by saying, “Why, within president | and Miss Xenia Hoff, vice presi-}@ week this vessel would look like bouqu Pa ne é Hh dents; Miss Louise Delaney, re-/8n old tramp.” oa pr BO abl The road to Big Pine Key will ooo Mise Stwan Lakin, terasurer; Mrs, ;2¢ opened tomorrow but no trai- Barl Mitchell and Miss Florenco|fi¢ Will be permitted over the ! i il was opened with : stretch, is the announcement ry 7. oe w. psi yee = oo ae rae Ny bid ens Ser Edith liams | Romalda ‘ | Josep! ‘atkins. “I see the Mi- two solos, “Songs My Moth- some nt afiiogrst See fe ami yaper quotes me as saying ie re . slp ye Stephen ‘w.|the road will be opened tomorrow ‘<: for traffic. Where they got the Douglas, vice presidents; Miss informat.on I do not know, but it r Mother Used sadist vngriig Minnie Moet is entirey wrong, as it will be| ***eeeoerorooroooooooccs Old Lady.” Her | Harris, treasurer; Mrs. F. J. Bayly,/40me, ea) beaters the road is Miss Edna Smith, recording secretary. ‘ 5 g i ae First Baptist church, left over the | Key West will become a tourist center if she will advertise enough, was the gist of a statement made yesterday by G. W. Woodward, a i i rer s Entertain A nniversary Celebration); Mr. and Mrs. John Rok visitor from New York, here on iT. an rs. John oker, A : his yacht, the Alverta, Mr. Wood-| George Roker and Mrs. Raybourn _ p, {ward says this is not his first visit} Gwynn, who were in Key West at- ra atag SS cei tes Hence irs to Key West and with each suc-|tending the funeral of Mrs, Mr. and Mrs, James Moore, Mrs. {ceeding visit he realizes more and|Roker’s father, Benjamin De- Virginia Johnson, Miss GladysiMore the attractions of the city. meritt, left over the highway yes- Laister, Miss Daisy Laister. Mr, Woodward brought the yacht|terday morning, Mrs. Gwynn go- Mrs. J. G. Whitmire, Mr. and to Key West and is en route to|ing to Miami, her home, and the Mrs. David Croquet, Mr. and Mrs. Port Arthur Texas. The vessel is}Test of the party to continue to the| Bert Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- in command of Captain W. U.jtheir home at Rivero, Fla. Nam Roberts, formerly of Key West, Mr. ee in Kon Me saa but now making his home in Mi- Mrs, Arthur Frisch, Mr. and Mrs. | He will continue on the William Poole, Mr, and Mrs. John|¥@cht to the Texas Port. lenson, Mr, and Mrs. Henry In- : aa Mr. and Mi Maurice} Editorial comment: There will Blackstock, Mr. and Mrs. Quilie{be those who will oppose the Weems, Mrs. I. M. Barnes. “zoning ordinance” and_ bitterly, Mrs.” Annie Knowles, Mr, and|of course. But, there were those Mrs. John West, Sr., Mr. and{who opposed the steamboat and Mrs, Thomas Deemer, Mrs. Ann{the railroad train, Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert $ 4 Smith, Mrs, Frank Stoddard, Mrs.|_ Born yesterday to Mr. and Russell Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edmond Talbott, of 1113 convention to be held in the Cres- ; é en . cent City this week. irs. Paul Cannady J4th wedding an- F i | i iF fF i} Ee : Mrs. Alice Curry eft last week by bus en route to Philadelphia, where she will visit for — several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. William Asson, Donald Hoose, terminals super- intendent for the Texaco Oil com- pany, arrived on the plane from Miami yesterday for a business visit with Chas, Taylor, manager of the agency located at the Por- ter Dock company. sur-| Rev. Yancy T. Shehane, of the: EVENT TONIGHT if highway this morning en route to| The young peorie of the Ley! New Orleans to attend the Baptist! Memorial Methodist church will! sponsor a Mother's Day program this evening at 8 o’c:ock in the |annex on Georgia street. The pub- ‘lic is invited to attend this pro- gram and it is hoped that there honor Mother, it is stated. | During the service a bouquet will be presented to the - oldest ‘mother present and one to the | youngest. Fo.lowing is the program that | has been prepared: Welcome—Joan Doughtry, ; A Proper Beginning—Joe Cru- | soe. Song—Primary Department, A Tiny Tot’s Piece—Elsie Lee Thompson. When Mother Is Away—George Smith, Explained—Ella Mae Bowry, who will be dressed in pink and carrying a doil similarly dressed. She holds the doll up as ‘the tells ; turned to the chapel and deposit- (ed their wreaths and crowns at will be a large group present to].. | Passengers on the aiternoon plane Sunday morning ct 7 o'clock al large crowd attended Mass at St. Peter Claver’s chapel on Virginia street. Rev. A. L. Maureau, S. J., $ love. Also how. | Mother’s -a beautiful an- gore eeepich yess sad it was to! think how, perhaps, in some com-! ~~~ * jing years it would be observed by REPAIRS just afew, due to selfish and 4 “short-sighted views of too many|}EXPERT RADIO AND AUTO. : sil- |couples with few or no children| REPAIRS. Gas pat an to wedlock and na- tion alike. At 6:30 p. m., a very large} 525-3. number of adults, with mother’s flower on their hearts, chiles | _ ROOOMS ind the Girls’ Sodslity in white, } — street, [pees Mother’s Day with a May|THE MUNRO, 128 N. E. procession. At the end they r- the foot of the Virgin statue. The FOR RENT priest showed how as Christ hon-; ored His Mother on earth and|SOUTH BEACH WA’ after death, so the chureh, to whom| COTTAGE, furnished, Mary. was bequeathed by Him on| appliances, hot and cold the cross, honors her especially in| ning water. 1600 Vernon May, Mary’s month, The ceremon-| nue. Apply 1609 Flag’er ies ended with Benediction, nue. - mari9;sat-mon-ti - TO ATTEND To BUSI- | DINGHY with Outboard Motor. completely equipped; fish well, NESS MATTERS | centerteard, lights, fire extin- a a ae | guisher, gas ean, Lfe preservers, seuling oar, canvas cover, etc. , With motor, $95; without mo-: tor $65. Inquire at Aquarium. ° Mayor Harry C. Galey and City. Attorney W. Carry Harris, were yesterday going to Miami and from there were to proceed to Taliahassee to attend to matters‘ in connection w:th important leg- is.ation affecting Key West. ' State Attorney J. Lancelot PERSONAL CARS—100 printed | Lester, another member of the ecards, $1.25. The Artman. bar who is to attend to import-! Press. eng? ant matters in connection with matters pertaining to bond re- funding activities, left for Tal- lahassee yesterday morning, going OLD PAPEKS FOR SALE—| Three bundles for 5e. The Citi-' zen Office. feb2 PRINTING—Quality Printing eo the Lowest Prices. The Are Varela street, irl, about its dress. eae sd man Press. aug? Fred LaRue. ems we Miss Betty Maloney, atae! Recitation with music, Mother’s Saiae a Mo ne phe — ' “he we Pierce, Edward\ The Governor Cobb left last|of the Pan American Airport, who Voice—Grace Torres. ty. : | “———DeMoOoLay— Pierce, Spica Albury, Miss )night for Mobile where she will| Was on a business visit to Miami, Mother's Smile—Forest Atthur.| be i | Nell Rodis Miss Shirley’ West,| be placed in drydock for annual headquarters, returned by plane Solo, Mother, I Loye You— A remnant of the fort which CARD PAR TY : Robert West, Miss Bobbie Jean] overhaul ane general cleaning. | yesterday. jJack Niles. George Washington asked the —Tonight, 8:00 o’Clock— ; Isham, Miss Betty Foyle, Emerson] The Miami is to take the place of aah pra : 1, The Attar Supreme — Ann) British to build 178 years ago to COLONIAL HOTEL Foyle, Miss Joann Foyle, Thomas| the Cobb -while that vessel is off| 0. J. Bishop, representing one Doughtry. protect the western frontier still ADMISSION 25 West, Miss Artela Harger, Miss} the run, it was said at the offices | of the large book binderies was an' My Mother’s Songs—Harold| <iinds in the aie be.” Pitas: : “J irley Hen-| 0f the company in Key West this] arrival this morning on one of his bor sée Harger, Miss Shirley morning, regular visits to the county court g house and city to meet with the Mrs. Thomas E, Roberts of 1007/ officials on business. Tomorrow evening at 7:30, “Robin Hood and His Hunts-) where she will visit before joining] and is today visiting the trade. @'elock the Sixth Grade Chorus of|men,” John Yates and chorus. | her husband, who is a chief ma- picettioae } will present! “Little Toy Land of the Dutch,”|chinist in the navy yard at| Mrs, Ernest Meres, of Tarpon Division Street School will p Sylvia Sawyer and John Yates. Bremerton, Washington. Mrs.| Springs, arrived this morning on festival of folk songs and dances) “«pyree Little Milkmaids from] Roberts will return to Key West} the Cuba from Tampa and is a from many lands. Holland,” Mary Ramsey, Ernestine| from Miami. guest at the home of her son-in- Bight tries and! Evans, and Jane Thompson. -—— law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. the aor oatice weit cack be in-! “William Tell Overture,” Miss} Mr. and Mrs. Copeland C.|Clem Price at the home on Flem- {reduced by some member of the! Alce Curry. Johnson announce the engage-/ing street. ! chorus followed by the songs and| Spanish Dance, Edna Phelan. | ment and approaching marriage dances from each land. A color-| “Spring Dance,” Della Maejof their daughter, Miss _Jennie Miss Betty Boyden, who was at- ful of native costumes} Curry. Mae Johnson, to Joseph N, Wat-|tending college in Kalamazoo, will be worn. American Folk Songs. kins, The wedding will take place | Mich., was an arrival on the Cuba Gome of the out.tanding num-} The Indian Medicine Man. in Tallahassee on June 2, imme-|this morning to spend a vacation bers of the Festival are: Turkey in the Straw. diately after the graduation of| with her parents, Mr. and Ralph Miss Johnson for the Florida State << College for Women. At the gradu- pies Ca . ation, Miss Johnson will receive! Mrs, L. M. Curry was a passen- Wedding Dance At Cuban 3 the degree of Bachelor of Science.! ger on the bus this morning going My : sd to spend a short time with Mr. Club Very Much Enjoyed Mayor Leslie Curry and a par-/ Curry, engineer with the Monroe i : : ty of friends, including Dr. Wil-| County ferry system, at Mate- One of the largest crowds gon The wedding party sonsitied of}liam R. Warren, Dr. H. C. Galey, | cumbe. ", ny 4 the! members of the club as follows: | Captain James Roberts and Cap- ee > Cuban Clsd — say! Bride ... . Manuel Valdez| tain Joseph Albury, left this Big Wedding Dance held Friday coon | ... Fifi Dias| morning on the mayor’s boat, Ha evening under the auspices the Fother of Br . Ishmael Calleja|Ha, for a fishing trip and cruise Young Men's Social Club. j Best Man ... ‘Thurman Sands! among the Keys as far as Miami, Big feature on the evening’s; Ring Bearer . .. Hilary Albury|and will be gone for about one Program was the mock wedding Flower Girl .. .. Rene Diaz! week, Which took place about 10:30.) Maids of Honor: Mario Herce,| PRE ARE ME Members of a as egw ne Me or i wm George Ybarmea,! Card Party To Be ding gowns and tuxedos. Cere-) Lionel Cobo. A 4 mony read by “Preacher” Jack! Ushers: George Lee, Geo. pq| Given Tonight Matthews brought applause and) Pino, Arsenio Bethancourt, Louis laughter from everyone attend-| Cabot. Plans are completed for the ing. Music was furnished by; Master of Ceremonies: Antonio xem Party being given at Colo-) Sugar S ting’s Orchestra. Rethancourt. | nial Hotel tonight under auspices! — r lof Robert J. Perry Chapter, Order! ae Siewaciees Boyden, 1214 Seminary street. Mrs. J. A. Cruz was a passen- jger on the Florida Motor Lines bus this morning returning to Mi- ami after a visit with her parents, on Southard street, and other rel: atives, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Albury and daughters, Muriel Louise and |Mary Ann, left over the highway | this morning for a visit with rel- jatives at Key Largo, and will visit other points in the state before re-" turning home. eth of DeMolay. The affair will start’ a See sa : eee Mr. and Mrs. George A. Per- 1 H ,, ge A. Per. School Circle To Everready Star jat 8 o'clock. . _- (pall, who were spending » leng-| ; ar To M. i, A large attendance at this af-' thy stay in Colorado, returned to} Condact Meeting ; lab To Meet |fair has been assured as members! x4 J { ey West yesterday, accompan-i i by their sons, Everett and | George, who left two weeks ago| to join their parents there. | Bai % {have been very successful in the rae Division Street School P.-T. A. There will be a meeting of the sale of tickets. i ill hold the last meeting of the| Eveready Star or, elt tomer.) Those in charge state that it jrow afternoon at o'clock, a | will not be necessary to reserve 01 sehool year tomorrow afternoon,) nome of Mrs. G. N. Goshorn on: m, heat : . WR MEG om ake up a table to attend the af¢| Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Thompson, pete, May 11, at 8 hess PPO ar ey aso \fair, Arrangements have been Mr. and Mrs, George E. Merrick, members are request to! All members are requested to made to place all who come alone! : be in attendance. |be in attendance, lpi ly Acti —— penne | ‘Direct ve Senior Clab To |be held 5 o'clock Thursday after-| ‘The Japanese have announced| For SCALP ITCH: " jnoon in the Key West Hospitality’ spring-driven automobile cap-| several leeting | House on Duval street. ' f ‘ | mane, combining of porhe | ah < able of running nine miles on a! medicines make Imperial Lotion aS | Hostess for the occasion will be winding. You plan your drive so‘ amazingly effective Jp gem ‘sooth- ; Social meeting of the Junior! Miss Florrie Ketchings and Miss you're at a rewinding station | 8 an nary. relie tl ig the most Woman's club of Key West will Camille Pierce. ‘when the spring runs down, scalp i , Two wtees Shes and $1.00. jor in couples, . * Fleming street left yesterday for Musical Festival At Miami, accompanied by Mrs. C. A. Parramore, one of Key, ses S h James H. Cain, who was in Key! West’s regular visitors in the in- and Tom Curry. Division Street CROOE West visiting for some time. Mrs.|terests of a large meat packing’ Vocal Solo—Sysan LaKin. — Cain will continue to New York|company, arrived this morning; Play, A Dream Comes True— | Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Roland Weather- Smith, interspersed with songs by someone hidden from view. Solo—Betty Adams. Quartet—Elizabeth Rosam, Va- ford; Mary, Eola Johnson; Tom, Marvin Smith; Lucy, Shirley Weatherford, and Mrs. Merrick’s mother, Mrs. Peacock, will leave over the high- way tomorrow morning for Miami. The Merricks and Mrs. Peacock have been visiting here for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson will spend about a month visiting in Miami. The amazingly washable Wall Finish @Perfect for kitchens,bathrooms, stairways, nurseries, recreation rooms, woodwork, radiators. | Whisk away finger smudges, | dirt, grease spots easily and quickly with soap and water, S-W Semi-Lustre comes in 12 beautiful tints. { See them today. 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