The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 12, 1937, Page 4

af seek SUSY NesaaY Precipitation 1 Nancy Lee/ ending at 8 o'clock Patsy Ann‘ Moon rises’ Bobbie Ann Albury ; Shirley Curry, emtertained « large womber of her} Lorraine Curry, Norman Harris, i friends yesterday afternoon at’ ®/Ccharies Ray Gates, ee ene ee tinen|Ketcham, Dottie Lee Ketchum, i birthday anniversary. Rose Marie Archer; Lonnie Ar-! Pink and blue used/ cher, Robert Archer, : im the decorations, m, Shirley | f f Martha Ann Gandolfo, [I scene renter sett tect sige ff i E f i son, Camille Harrison, Ray i Paul Archer, Leo Stanley, Demeritt, Estelle Al-| jorie Layman, ig ie eecce by the B Class —— i and Jackie Dough-' f Bise,” by!home in St, Louis, Mo. “Nobody by! : Shirley Bullard|the P. and 0. S. S. Co. Charles Wallace E: Sesion left yesterday on the Tampa headquarters. > = Mrs. Arthur Gomez, State Senator Gomez, left | . the will i ft A E I ae e : senator. ES ‘Helio Renedo, who was i | i : at | yesterday from Havana. / FE. eetet | the at the Public! i i of the business siiaisl Meceno, plan to leave organization was hela! morning over the highway afternoon, ‘ided to defer all) nature until this! LF gis i October. 2 |tion in Washington, who To Hi] | capital. be a meeting of the! and Tree Guild held! afternoon, beginning at Karl A. Goodbread, ‘There will Garden Club tomorrow * beautification committee, | "& the labor situation. The Which met recently at the home Mrs. W. B. Kirke, will make its Feport at tomo: * ;,/engineer of the Texas ‘announced. = Masting, it) and Mrs. Harper, who e38 at the proposed ses- temerrow afternoon. Miss Elaine Carraway, American Legion contest Methodist church have completed |= Srrangements for an entertain-j ment to be held in the church to- Merrow evening at 8 o'clock. | Those in charge of the affair| ‘mid that a delightfully entertain-| img program had been formulated! and those who attend are assured am evening of interest. —TRY— Eifective December 22nd, 1935. S. S. CUBA Leaves Port Tampa.on Sun: ?. M. arriving Key West 7 A. M. Mondays and Thu: Leaves Key West Mondays and Thursdays 8:30 A. for Havana. Tampa, Fie. For further information and rates call Phone 14. 4. H. COSTAR, Agent. Franklin Archer, | Eddie Roberts, Henry Jobnson,/| Alga Russell, Julius Watson, Mark McDonald, Donald Curry, Leonard : rry, Violet Roberts, Lay Dicker-/2"d Thursday: Joe Gandolfo Hoffer, Donald Curry,| Ralph Russell, Dewey Buckley. | Mrs. Chris Hofel, who was here! “Mother,” by al Pe a week, coming to attend the} | funeral services of her father, the; I Love You,” by late Benjamin Demeritt, left over the highway this morning via | Florida Motor Lines bus for her} “When Mother Went} Simmons Edgar was a passenger jom the Cuba yesterday going to Cruz; Tampa for a visit with relatives. Hall| Mr. Edgar is a retired employe of Cc. A. Paramore, representing Leona Arias, ense Palen-|one of the large meat packing uel | companies, who was on his reg- Aemeuncer .. Mary Palenzuela| ular business visits to Key West,! Cuba for! wife day for Tampa where she will! ivisit relatives, and later probably jgo to Tallahassee to meet the} { for a brief time in Cuba, returning passenger on the Cuba Area Supervisor B. C. Moreno, of the WPA District 3, and Mrs.| at which Stay of several days in Miami. | Paul McDowell, Ewel Stone and’ iJ. Pope, of the WPA administra-; )spending a vacation of one week! in Key West, left over the high- Meeting | way this morning en route to the supervisor of employment for the! o'clock , | WPA, is in the city meeting the Gree Peblie LaROTY) ads of departments and discuss E. A. Harper, chief lubrication| company, ; were |Key West for several days, left; attendan z. oe anoragereal over the highway yesterday morn- | ing for Miami and other points. AT SRE NO IIIS ETS For Real Cuban Coffee Lou Layman,)Mooa sets . Russell, | High Harriso! table. Refreshments Dora Hoffer, Alger Russell, sisting of ice cream, Charles Russell, Don candy. The little Dorothy Buckley, Patsy Johnson,! ef many beaut Lillie Mae. Adams, Mary: Teresa’ os were: Knowles, Fay’ Bervaldi, Diane; Dickerson, Sally Ann Goss, Billy! rhoudt, Billie Craz, Patricia; ruz, Edison Cruz, Madge Key,| Ethel Cruz, Ruth: Oster- Mary Woods, Ottilie Rob-|| Key West and Vicinity: Gates, Osborn Nottage,' ate east to south winds, and gen-| King in fact. Mar- i | Seer eevevoecoveceeecouce eeoeceoecoe Myron Grant, formerly of Key ‘West but now making his home in ‘wader the direction of their teach- Miami, left over the highway this j morning after visiting briefly. of, yester- visiting j was a Friday for a were district} in} winner of one of the prizes given in an! in Mi-; ami, which was a trip by plane to! Younes people of the First|Key West, left by plane in the! AR & BRAND j—On Sale At All Grocers—! i and Wednesdays at 2:30 rsdays. Leaves Key West Tuesdays and Fridays § P. M. for Port Yesterday’: : ‘thin Tusepseh Atuonee. Sur rises: ‘Sun sets ‘blares forth details and musi¢ of: the coronation. Newspaper rep- “jresentatives throng London, re- porting minute details. Tomorrow it will all be over, ail! but the hunger inthe American mass mind for nobility and royal- ty. We love it, read it and long for a taste of glamorous leader- P.M. iship. Low fe 6:24; The old-ti Barometer reading at 8 a. m.: peal girs Sea level, 30.02, American self- WEATHER ECAST. { patriotism, is dying out. * infitienes: “but Het (Til 7:30. p. m, Th nN influence, but not’ power, Gen-/the sea. erally fair tonight and Thersday;/ and out-bow, the Britisher. vida: but a symbol of what is growing t by Florida: Generally fair tinigh eet Cini d \surrender of personal Jacksonville to Florida Stvaitsithe God-sanctioned ai President erally fair weather tonight id arate user CLASSIFIED COLUMN } t \ WGATHER CONDITIONS i Pressure is high this morning over eastern and far northwestern! districts; while low pressure areas are central over northwesten Texas, and the Lake Supezior re- gion. Rain has occurred during the last 24 hours in the Missis- sippi and lower Ohio Valleys, Ten- nessee, the central. and northern Plains States, and upper Lake re- gion, and on the coast of Oregon, being. heav, in Minnesota, Tem- peratures have fa'len in the north- ern Plains and Plateau States,} and haye risen in most sections from the Mississippi River east- ward, and readings are above nor-} mal this morning throughout’ the greater part of the country. G. S. KENNEDY, FOR SALE magneto, Paragon clutch propeller. Gan be seen in op- eration. See Willie Williams, 336 Duval. mayl2-6t FOR SALE—Two-story house, In exclusive section of town. For price and terms, address N, The Citizen, apr5-tf PRINTING—Quality Printing ot the Lowest. Prices. The Are. Official in Charge.| man Press: aug? DRINKS INSECTICIDE, LIVES REPAIRS BALTIMORE, Md. — Douglas!rxpERT RADIO AND AUTO Boggs, colored, evidently wanted) REPAIRS. Gas and _ Oils. to die and: to.aecomplish his pur-} YATES SERVICE STATION, pose he drank a bottle of insecti White at Catherine. Phone} cide and used’a bottle of ink for| 525-J. apr6-1mo a chaser. Rushed to a hospital) by frantic friends, the doctors ROOOMS found him in good condition. H + - (THE MUNRO, 128 N. E. 4th afternoon after briefly visiting in| street, Miami, Florida. Low Key West. Summer rates. mayl-1mo R. C. Perky, owner of Perky, in FOR RENT the Florida Keys, who was on a Mereny cancers PE SERRE | brief visit to his place, left yes-|FOR RENT—Furnished Apart-| terday afternoon by plane for Mi-| ment. Coolest in town. 506 ami. Francis street. may12-4tx! 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