The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 11, 1937, Page 4

Toc Grow Be Mellons Widow Waltz. Ba is aed An unusually large number of | residents. and visitors were in at-! ants, PH came crashing, Carey as queen and Joe MeMahon; Joan Knowles. } r Learns ton get ‘souls. in tee king, was the outstanding fea-| Attendants to the ture of the efternoon’s program.! Queen: afi aug i i 2 iu HL i i ‘of the program, which follows: 1. ‘ireumstance. 2 The Song. 3. A Grecian Coming Thru the Rye. son, Antonio S8ethencourt, li Olga Aguilar, Sesan Cash, i g H i i iG if ig 8s : I i | L E § é z Fi a es it i] i 6. Health Clown—Man on the! Billy Cates, Billy Pinder, Flying Trapeze. “ | Cuesta, Warren Russell. Pritchard at piano. bury and Pat Russeil. ~ Card Party At Colonial Card Party given last evening)Duncan, © Reginald ly enjoyed by everyone attending. | meritt. William Mendell, Jack R. Hy- man, Mr. Keister, Frank 0. Weech, Dr. Fred Carbonell, Henry Brew- Miss Mary Pinder, Mrs. \ . Sharpley, Harold Thompson, Miss|Kemp, Mrs. A. Hewitt, Isadore} Ja Florence Dillon, Miss Dorothy; Weintraub, Miss Ida Weintraub, | Picture of what might be lying at | ———— ~~ —— ‘oot of those rocks. wasn't quite up to) At the foot of the drive a roaring cur- = Fo oR al chert an SHERWIN-WILLIAMS coat my coat] littie creek bed. The bridge was no- 4 few bours tater) where in sight Only a few broken Sutside clad oaly | and twisted piles gave evidence that isted. een eet me Out Of Sight Annie, and Cook. ICHAEL cupped his hands and @lance over my roared, “Boathouse!” But getting there was no easy mat- was up hill, over rocks, FE He a é against the wind. It was slippery cold. Once William slipped and ‘ly lost the light altogether. When e reached the rocks.overlooking the j He ah ‘know Sbout| beach, 1 made an ineffectual effort and did bis know!-|to make myself heard above the din. hing? on his talk} The wet rocks si m smooth i & : lippery as glass. { seized Mi- to sit down hastily | chael’s arm. Standing on} “Go around!” | bellowed with every him away) bit of wind 1! had. Biinshop. | count on you."| Michael's answer. was to sit down ‘voice cut short my ram-/|on the rocks and start to slide. 1 say waiting for warm] start because he sailed down the first dip, landed on his feet, staggered, and the next minute disappeared head- long into the darkness Simultane- ously William’s huge paw descended upon my shoulder. He was dragging me toward the path and the steps, slipping and scrambling, more on our hands an@ knees than otherwise. A horrible picture of what might ; ‘be lying at the foot of those rocks went with us. With the path came sure footing and we taizly tore along, k to need it} but at the head of the boathouse steps » Higgins— we were stopped short. Water was get it.” ordered Michael} beating against the top step. Op. Somewhere in that boiling mess was we ain't likely ss the chauffeur's back was}Michael—or what was ‘eft of him. # sale distance, i delivered myself] And the Skippe: — Somethinz hard ! few well chosen words. and heavy was thrust into my hand. mS here, Mike, don't be a damn |The searchlight. William was peeling ‘There's nothing to get so worked | off his oilskins. | was hardly aware @p about. Probabiy—” of what he was doing before he had “Isn't there? His voice was savage. | again seized the light. | “Well, get this. Those two women| “Coat!’ he yelled. “Off! Quick!” SWP makes houses young again / go out in this mess for their| 1 wrenched myself out of it and @No wonder the Mrs. waxed romantic and the Mr stuck ealth:” held the light for him. As fast as hi ; nny chkegatay | inpve, thay ver a M out his chest! SWP takes years off the age of any house. ‘The Gun Goes Along coat and the oilskin together. Signal- | There's no more beautiful house paint made. Nor one that protects better, or longer. Economical, too. Covers 800 square feet at a cost of less than 4c per square foot. SWP retains its smoothness and many people wash SWP houses with soap and water keeping them looking new year after year. That's why more homes are painted with SWP than with any other brand of paint. Drop in at our store today and see our card of 32 beau- i. titel SWP colors, ~ edge himself out along the ledge of | call from home and asked the rock tat ran above the boathouse. I him. Just beyond the boat- anywhere, That Hat ~ " ise he halted and signaled me to | See wee down ot 10 o'clock, be- throw the light out over the water. @'clock! “But couldn't ‘or a second only churning surf “But I did.” he a tce quietly. See cree anid then something else, “They might be in the cellar—" something dark and bulky. cinders? They're not. We (Copyright. 1937, Esther 2ylen, te run her into town.” 1 i 1 | j= an inspiration. “Maybe Jude| 1% Me to follow, William began to | | { i William appeared, waving an effi- A body is found on the bluff, tomor- ing revolver. row. { ; NEW ARRIVALIN | | “om | | Most sincerely do we thank all AYMONGS FAMILY our friends for their kindness dur-! ing our recent bereavement, the} illness and death of the late Jef-) Before you paint, investigate! Ask for your copy of our. book, “The Truth about House Paint.” it’s Free! SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING & jferson B. Browne. We are in-| Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Aymong,! ' : : 5 deed grateful to those who gave residents at the naval reservation’ the use of their ears, the donors| ENGINEERING COMPANY at the head of the island, an-/ of the beautiful floral tributes and} sd a ounce the birth of a boy on th:! messages of ayceyathy: i “Your Home is Worthy of the Best” morning of May 7. The new ar| JOSEPH B. BROWNE AND Phone 592 White and Eliza Streets fival has been given the name of} © AND FAMILY. mayli-it/ . Sohn Stanley Aymong. hia aia 2 a a Bala : Mother and son are reported as} Subscribe to The Citiggn—20c| doing nicely. weekly. PA! NT Old To Dream, Fashioned Roses or — tendance at the event. Flowers Girls were Emily Hel- The crowning of Miss Barbara}seth, Jo:m Watkins, Fay Roberts, quidea Bermudez, Lauretta Kemp, Kiddie Parade—Stein; Ellen Mae Wharton, Rathi | eacdid $750,000,000 as a pur- Knowles; Ignatius Lester, Kermit) chase price but an arbitration Pantomime—| Lewin, Harry Knight, John Robin-| committee set the cost at $332,- 4. High School Chorus—May-| Gwynn, William Thompson, Eu-| 10. 35. Time, gene Fabal, Edwin Berkowitz, (Question on Page Two) 5. Farmerettes Drill — Lights; Louis. Pranly, Bascom Grooms, Out. Charles Albury, Alrmond Almyda, 7. The Ballet Dancer—John| Crown Bearers were Billie Al Pritchard,!and Mrs. S. Wi Douglass, Miss! in Key West Colonial Hotel was| George Sikes, Fred Mabry, a splendid success and was great-}Mary Cruz, Miss _ Hester The affair was sponsored by Rob- ‘Mrs. W. P. Curry, Mrs. Claude ert J. Perry Chapter, Order of| Williams, Mrs. Arthur Pastorini, Char: + lotte Haskins, Mr. and Mrs. E: ¢.! er, Miss Smiley, W. T. Fripp, Mrs,' Mallory, Jr., Mrs. Willard Albury, |M. E. Curtis, Miss Elizabeth; Mrs. W. E. Julian, Mrs, W. P.| HEADQUARTERS € . Before the coronation, the Jes-| 4. His tomb overlooks: ter, Charles Saunders, entered,|side Drive, New York. followed by the Fiower Girls, the King and Queen and their attend- | 5. He wes born in Brooklyn, Pe Pe t | the iP ‘Charles Saunders acted as Court} Whitmarsh, Qttolee Kircabeiner, | and they are paid for in advance! Such a change, it is Jester. Margaret Prege, Mary Curry,:of shiprent. would seriously interlere with the | The mznicipal band furnished! Agnes Thompson, Alice Aguilar,| 8. Some parks bar tra) music throrghout the presentation | Rosemary Kelly, Betty Jane Lucas, ' others provide facilities. Mar- | National Park Service, The Coronation—Pomp and/garet White, Rose Del Pino, Or-|ton, D. C., for information. {fer goods manufactured in this 9. Yes; the mire owners de-) country. Moreover, the contention Ulric | 250,000. | NEEDED PRAYERS t Raul Sawyer, Joe Allen and others. made that production of cane! _sugar in this country is on an “un-| 9) jeeonomie” basis and that any ef. vort to save the — here for, ‘the growers would prices in- San remmaiend fashion. 3 passenger on the Florida { suena Lines bus this morning going to Norman H. Davis reports from Miami for # | London encouraging progress in atives and friends. QUANNAH, Tex. — When securing the cooperation of Great) th'eves broke in three different| Britain and European nations i times and stole the co!lection; attacking the eeonomie ils of the: ; * ‘rom the First Christian church in! world, looking toward the devel. jh ,tne Sity fox, 6 week this city, the Rev. Chas. Chasteen| opment of trade as a means of - advertised he’d pray with the! prevent’‘ng a wreck upon» arnia- a = thieves if they’d see him. | ment and warfare. The fact that oe eee ltwenty-two nations have gotten! Last Night Mach Enjoyed 5.5.55 core, tis Nice Gwynn,'topcther and agreed to. stabilize’ Miss Claire Marback, jMr. and Mrs, Vesey Johnson, Dr.) the production and marketing 02 Who arrived in sugar is believed to have set an panying the late Judge Miss| Alee Curry, Mrs. Leonard Curry,| example that will be fol:owed by B- Browne from Miami, De-| Mrs. Isabel Ball, Mrs. J. A. Mal-| other advonces. Any international the highway this lard. conference to develop world com- Miami. ‘Miss Betty Maloney, Miss Helen! merce is to be based upon mutual Williams, Miss Mary Curtis Wil ‘concessions by the powers in the Mrs, Kelcey Curry was DeMolay. Mrs. Ella Curry, Aquilino Lopezs|liams, Miss Elizabeth Sharpley,/ way of dissolving trade barriers going passenger over the | Delicious refreshments were/Jr., Miss Isabelle Kelly, Allen E.{Doyle Smith, Harry Knight, Orvis) by stabi.izing exchange, regulat- this morning to Miami where Iserved and prizes awarded. Sub-| Curry, Miss Nellie Louise Rusvell,| Kemp, Herbert Boyden, Howard | ing quotas and ameliorating de- wij} entrain for Pennsylvania iscribers to the affair and those| Mrs. J. Lancelot Lester, Miss Mar-! Pinder, Kermit Richardson, Billy! vices designed to strangle the visit in Philadelphia for attending were: \garita Lacedonia, Miss Fortuna| Allen, Newell Pinder, Malcolm! proper distribution of raw mate- months with her sisters Lopez, Miss Ophelia T. Lester. rials and manufactured goods, i MONROE THEATER | Churchill in WINTERSET tra, 15-20c¢; Night: 15-25¢ Gas gives you the in- tense heat needed to brown meats so fast that loss of juices is prevented. Full flavor is saved, BAKING Baking requires an un- limited range of oven temperatures evenly dis- tributed. That's why Gas assures light, even- ly browned cakes, pies and breads. ROASTING Gas gives you the oven ventilation which pro- duces crisp, juicy roasts. Excess moisture is al- lowed to scape, pre- venting that flat “steamed” flavor. BOILING Faster! Gas brings foods to a boil in 2-3 or less the time of other fuels. Because it is more flexible, it gives you the exact degree of heat you need. Bruce Cabot and Margaret For Real Cuban Coffee oe TR oe. | meso | STAR te BRAND. Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- |’—-On Sale At All Grocers— | “Your Gas Company” t join his vessel at Miami. Key West i i PaLAEcE Clive Brook-Helen Vinson in LOVE IN EXILE |, Comedy and Short Reel _ TONIGHT—PRIZE NIGHT — FOR YOUR OLD STOVE imams : | DURING OUR SPRING RANGE The modern gas range brings you gas cooking at its best. Our SPRING RANGE SALE offers an co rortunity to trade in your old sve on your choice of any 1937 model gas range, with allowances up to $25. Convenient terms cizke payments easy. Don’t wait. Enjoy the fullest advantage of cooking with Gas by changing now to a modern gas range. FLORIDA PUBLIC UTILITIES CO. ROY E. LADE, Manager Sinco our SPRING RANGE SALE was announced, we have received notification from manufacturers of a definite im grease in all prices, to t2ke effect imme- diately. This does not affect the prices of ranges offered during eur Spring Sale, as they were contracted for before the price in- crease went into ef- fect. It dees mean that at the end of this Sate the new higher prices will be effective. Get VOUR moderna Gas range NOV/— during this Sale— at current low prices. FLORIDA PUBLIC UTILITIES CO.