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

PAGE FOUR eeese © e088 PERSONAL MENTION T00 LATE T0 Soeecccceaoseseosccececs Miss Sylvia Baker left Tues» day morning over the highway for Fort Lauderdale to visit with striends. Mrs. J. B. Maloney left py! Florida Motor Lines bus this morning for Miami and Savannah, Ga., to visit relativ H Hector Criiz, who was visiting wita relatives and friends over the hiolid4y” period," eft this morning, for his) yusiness: im Jacksonville. | ——— i Mrs. J, Clifton Russell, who was visiting the family and friends, for a few days, left.this morning by bus for her home ‘in Mate- eumbe. } Mrs. Wm. F. Maloney was an’ outgoing passenger on Florida Motor Lines bus this morning for| @ visit with relatives and friends in Miami. Mrs. Neil Knowles and baby. @aughter Joan, who were visiting; with relatives in Tampa, were re- turning passengers on the Cuba this morning. Mrs. Diego Sanchez and Mrs. Harry Heisser arrived here last night over the highway. They are} here to attend the funeral of their; stepmether, Mrs. Henry Archer! this-afternoon. Mrs. Sanches was formerly Miss Etta Archer, and Mrs: ‘Heisser was Miss Vera Ar- Sher, daughters of Henry D. Ar- cher. Mrs. Eugene Roberts left this; Morning over the highway for a visit-with her mother who is ill in Lakeland, Fla. Mrs. Roberts has with her her three children, Richard Austin, Doris Faye and Eugene Alton. Mrs. George Hendrix, who was her sister Mrs. Eugene Demeritt, left on the bus this morning. accompanied by Mrs. Ivan Elwood, who will visit for al while with her in Miami. A. M. Hewitt, treasurer of the Key West Electric company, and Mrs. Hewitt, returned this morn- ing from,Tampa where they went last week to attend the funeral services of Mr. Hewitt’s father who died after a brief illness. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson, Jr., and family, and Mrs. John- son’s mother, Mrs. America Rod- viguez, were returning passengers on the Steamship Cuba this morn- ing from a visit with relatives in Tampa. 4. D. Harrison, sanitary en- gineer of the State Board of Health, arrived this morning to assume the vacancy created in Monroe coutity by the transfer of . 4%. B. Miller, also of the “ State Board who was conducting the business of the office here. Miss M. Moesser, associated with the Monroe County Health Clinic, was a returning passenger this morning on the Cuba from Tampa after enjoying a brief va- tation in the states. Mrs. J. C. Sanchez and son Charles, and Mrs. Joaquin Roma-! @vera and children Jose and Geo- wina, left on bus of the Florida Motor Lines this morning for Mi- @mi for a jyisit with relatives and friends, | $13 * SrEy A, Ramsey, representing Monrde “county in District 10 Board of Social Welfare, who ‘was ‘attending a mecting of the Soard at Ft. Pierce, returned on the morning plane. Barn Dance At Cuban Club An event being looked forward) to by the younger dancing set. of! this city will be the Barn Dance| ‘to take place Friday evening,) August 6, at Cuban Club under; the auspices of Young Men's So-! eial Chub. Members of this club are pre- paring to make it one of the best Protected waterways to be found | socia} affairs ever held at Cuban} Club atid have engaged Sweeting’s| ‘Orchestra to furnish a program of, @ance music for the occasion. Ot Engagement @nnounce the engagement of their |complained to me *that iF NY housewife who wishes to be especially economical in her | food buying this week will use plenty of segetaiieh, Brattn chense andl ene and use meat more for flavor than as ' a substantial food. Meats are higher while vegetables are much more plen- | tiful. Many are cheap and most others very semonabie, ‘he fruit list is also lengthening; small fruits such as berries, currants | By ANN PAGE | | | , and cherries are at the height of their | season, last week the melon family » bowed only to potatoes in size of shi ments, apricots, plums and peaches ably priced and well dis- jananas and oranges are of | Course year round standbys. oe 1 A friend from the west, i in Flori for the first “while | Florida is nice, it doesn’t have} any mountains.” She said she} would ha‘e to live in a,country as) flat and level as thig state. While I had to adm't that we didn’t: have anything like the Rovkits or Sierta Nevudas to which we ¢ ould point-with pride, T explained that we had some right nice ‘ittle foot hills in Leon, Her- nando, Leke, Polk and a few oth- er_ counties, We may be a bit short on sky scraper mozntcins, but we've got a network of beautiful stream, lakes and rivers, and while you can’t sprain your ankle climbin’ ’em or enjoy a thousand-foot fall from a slippery ledge, we do have a gio’ 3 time explorin’ 'em in a Pleasnre boat, stoppin’ every now and then to snag a b.g bass or go go for a swim. Atid spenkin’ of lakes, rivers and boating, I wonder if many Floridians themselves rea‘ly ap- preciate what.a wonderful asset this state has in her marvelous waterways and what it would mean to us if they wer developed and connected in one great statewide system so that the thousands cf pleasure boat enthusiasts of the nation could travel about on our waterways with the ease and com- fort that the motorist now travels our highways. The completion of the east e@oast cana‘, providing protecting waters for yachtsmen, immediate- ly brou-ht the nation’s finest pleastre craft to Florida waters —a class of tourists that it is mighty profitab'e to entertain. The opening of tha Okeechobee canal makes it possible for these folks to cross the lower part of the state and will bring many yachtsmen to the west coast. Moore Haven and other Lake points are gettin’ a taste of the beneficial results that foilowed the opening of a new waterway, for the Democrat reports that Many yachts and small craft traversing the new route are stop- Ping over and always manage to Veave siseable gobs of cash with merchants for supplies and equip- ent. ‘The tourist traveling by water differs materially from the aver- age rail or motor traveller, for they ere not in a hurry. They have plenty of time and plenty of Money. They buy supplies and equipment all along their route, bire guides for fishing trips, stop over at larger centers to take motor trips to points of interest, and in many other ways contri- bute to the financial advance- Ment of the communities they Visit, Impressed with the advantages Florida offers the pleasure boat Owner, many end up by securing a @esirab's waterfront home and, as Floridians, become interested in the industrial and agricultura) Opportunities that exist here and invest their capital and effort in tipbuilding the state. The next important step in Piorida’s development should be terways system, so that visiting pleasure eraft can find navigable waters connecting ‘both coasts; with the wonderful lakes and riv-! ers of interior Florida. | Nature has given us a perfect framework upon which to bufd such a system and a little intel-} ligent planning backed by our united efforts should result in giving Florida the most complete and comprehensive network of A | Soothing Rew Seasonable foods make up the fol- lowing menus. Low Cost Dinner Hamburger Patties Baked Potatoes Green Beans Bread and Butter Cream Pie with Bananas Tea or Coffee Milk Medium Cost. Dinner - a oh ee ‘omato Sections egetable Salad Bread and Butter Fresh Peavh Pie Tea or Coffee Milk Very Special Dinner Melon Plate Chicken and Ham Pie New Potatoes. Cauliflower Hollandaise Stuffed Tomato Salad Bread and Butter Fresh Peach Ice Cream Coffee Macaroons Mr. and Mrs. Herbert James and son, Paul, were arrivals ftom Miami yesterday and plan to spend a week with relatives and friends. Mrs. James was before marriage, Miss Lillo Lowe, and are making their home at 522 Wiliam street. ‘Mrs. James’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lowe, are also visitors and meeting with relatives and friends. Mr. Lowe is an employe of the P. and QO. S. S. Co., attach- ed to the Steamship Florida, and ig enjoying a vacation, Country Club To Give Dance " Key West Country Club will entertain in honor of the officers of the 265th Coast Artillery, Florida National Guard, with a dance to be held at the clubhouse on Stock Island on Saturday eve- ning, July 10th, beginning at 10 o'clock, : All members of this organiza-| tion are requested by President Larry Gardner to attend this af- rair and make this an enjoyable event for visiting officers. There will be no seript. anywhere on the globe, making this Paradise.” It would not be such a difficult problem to connect the lakes of Polk County with the Guff. A canal for this purpose is now un- der consideration. The ultimate completion of the Florida Cross State Canal will bring about the linking of the St. Johns River Val- ley and the Akalawaha River and With'acoochee River Valley. While such an ambitions ‘pro- gram cannot be ‘conipfeted alt ‘at once, it is something to think about and strive for, and is aj. Soe one efforts of all tions will ultimately, pepefit. The story ida’s water- ways will be a “best seller” when }the completion of her inland wa-|it becomes a “eonnected” story. ee ARCHER’S GROCERY “The Store That Serves You Best” CONFIDENCE The inseparable relation be- tween this store and the public is held intact by that mystic word “CONFIDENCE”. We pride ourselves upon the fact that our customers are per- manent.ones, that we have their friendship and confidehee by continual square dealing in every way. We Welcome Responsible ‘leouldr’t print it.” state truly “A Yachtsman’s; THE KEY WEST CITIZEN oe ‘Th’ cat-fish in Snake Crick zis. . 0 big this year, but th’ lars are b g- ger’n ever, Scientists say th’ moon Is mov:n’ off its course. Th’ politicians will likely pass a law to control it. @OCCCOCCOOSS soon e VIEWS AND REVIEWS What They Say Whether Right Or Wrong e eeesesseoso: le ir Langhorne Astor, Vir- ia-born British Viscountess: ; tell. you. what 1 think 0 ne‘vspape-s but ‘you Jathes “A. "Farley, General: “A Court plan satisfactory to the President will be passed at this session.” Postmaster- Leonard P. Ayres, nomist: “We are slowly banker-eco- returning to }future tht condition will. really develop.” ’ {Lord Tweedsmu:r, Caradian Gov- erncr-General: “Wie no ‘onger believe that Lu- man misery is a result of some mysterious decree of the Almigh- ty; we real'xe that it is mainly the eensequence of human bung- ling.” Robert F. Wagner, U. S. Senator from New York: , “I am firmly convinced that President Rocsevelt has ;, no thought of secking a third term.” Chamberlain, Prime Minister: “There is n-t a country or gov- rnment thet wants to see a Eu- ropean war.” British Neville Arthur M. Hyde, former Repub- lican Secretary of Agriculture: “On the intellectudt and spiri- tual side, the Republican party is sterile—it has. no leadership.” Elijah E. Kresge, professor of Philosophy: “Tt ‘s diftieult for the very poor and equally fer the very rich to live a truly Christian life.” MONROE THEATER Jean Arthur-Joel McCrea in Adventure In Manhattan Bennie Barnes-Deanna Durbin _.§8, THREE SMART GIRLS jatinee: Baleony, t0c; Orches tra, T5-20c; Night: 15-25¢ |SPECLALS —FOR— Friday and Saturday SUGAR, 5 Ibs. SHRIMP BROOMS |) POTATOES, 10 ths. BLISS COFFEE | |] GORTONS FISH ROE 1 |} BROOKFIELD BUTTER _ 38 COUNTRY ROLL BUTTER 35¢ | |] Safety MATCHES, 2 pkgs. 15¢ prosperity end sometime in the} "ELECTRIC SERVICE FOR FLORIDA KEYS) ' (Continued from Page One) | facilities using trucks of the coun- ,ty for ‘the purpose. | Report of C, Sam. B. Curry,| relerk of eriminal court covering, j activities of the tribunal during, June, was read and ordered placed “on file. | Deposit of Sheriff Thompson of ' $77.70 in the First National Bank i July 1, was received and re- j corded. j Tax Collector Ladd’s deposit as jot Jane 30 in the bamk was read with distribution as follows: General Revenue Fund, $244.36; Fine and Forfeiture Fund, $32.76; }Qutstanding Indebtedness Fund, $174.72; Special Advertising Fund, $43.68; Road Fund, $32.76; Gen-; eral School Fund, $109.20; Spe-' cial School Bond and Interest Fund, $77.95; Special School Tax! District Number 1, $107.10. Total; $822.53. t 3 Clerk Ross C.-Sawyér read his report of tax certificates redeem- ed or purchased during the month; i totalling $924.22. Of this amount! 1$666.55 was in cash and $: so | in bonds. Licenses issued by tor Ladd for the State, $ for the county $3.2 At this moment a.# was received from Wm, A. Freeman, oy tending the meetin cil, was received a county allow the @tyoaheim prisoners to clean up the . It was the opinion of Mr. Free-| man that it would require only| 10 or 15 days to do the necessary ; work which, when completed,; would cause a cessation of com-| plaints regarding the condition of’ the streets many of which com-} plaints have been heard recently. | A some discussion the board:. decided to let the matter rest at| Present and a decision will be; given later. | Communication from Nathan Mayo, secretary. of agriculture, called attention to the necessity of appointing an enumerator for the agricultural census to be! taken in Monroe county. It was] decided that this enumerator will! be named at a later date. | The semi-annual report of Tax Collector Ladd was read and it was decided that as all other of-| ficers will file theirs at the next! meeting, they will be grouped and then considered. A number of commu sications were held over until tie next meeting of the board. 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