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

PAGE FOUR O@erseaccccecoscescecesce SOCIETY :-: Key West Woman’s Club Holds Meeting Yesterday 2eesee Second meeting of the Key West Woman’s Club for the win- tet season was held yesterday afternoon in the rooms of the public library, at 4 o'clock. Presi- dent Mrs. J. J. Trevor presided. After the club prayer was read and allegiance to the flag pledged, club members sang three verses of “America The Beautiful”, with Mts. Frank Ladd at the piano. It was indicated by the minutes and report of the treasurer, that a Successfully busy month’s work had been concluded, with a gratifying balance in the treasury.| Mrs. Norberg Thompsos, book chairman, reported having pur- chased 10 new books, and Mrs. Trevor said the books had been placed on the tables at 4 o'clock, and by 5 o'clock, all of them had been taken out by subscribers. Mrs. Trevor reported that Mrs. Arthur Pastorini, chairman of the ‘hospitality committee, in con- junction with the committee meffibers had served coffee and The meeting was then turned over to Mrs. Jessie Porter Kirke who made a most interesting |talk on John James Audubon and: showed a number of his bird and | preciated. While in New York, Mrs. Kirke ited the Audubon Society and interesting “the vi jsucceeded in so lopened and one of the Elephant Folios taken out and shown her. | She also was invited to talk over ‘the radio about Key West on the Martha Dean hour. Mrs. Kirke said probably few ‘people knew that Audubon spent |some time in Key West, and \stayed with Capt. Geiger in the ‘old Geiger home and painted many pictures, one beautiful one | being of the Key West pigeon in la Geiger tree. Next year, 1938, will be the | 100th anniversary of the comple- tion of the Elephant Folio of Birds of America. The Elephant | flower prints that were much af}giccess of this ind Secretary that their vault was; “PEOPLE'S FORUM Cocccccennsessosoecesees: APPRECIATION Editor, The Citizen: % The generous cooperation of daily newspapers in the educa- tional campaign covering the.Un- employment Census proved ex- ceedingly helpful to the Govern- ment, as well as to the-many per- ‘sons throughout the Jand ititerest- ed, directly and indi yin te ngi'S The voluntary na’ ‘of the Census made it to ltain a wide dissemina “formation. 'due to the necessity of getting” work out of the way before the Christmas rush in the Post Office !Department, made an intensive campaign necessary. That the ed- jucational campaign was effective is indicated by the fact that tele- graphic reports from fourteen typical cities show that the Un- employment Report Cards were filled out with such accuracy that only one percent required call backs. To this result daily news- papers made a major contribu- tion. The editorial cooperation of daily newspapers was likewise an important factor in obtaining pub- lic acceptance of the importance whnuts to the aviators direct- | Folio sold originally for $1,000..to the nation of getting the basic ly after their arrival from Mi-|Today a complete, folio might'facts of unemployment as a pre- _An invitation was extended by Mrs. Isabelle Ball to attend thd ida State College for Women tion to be given jn honor of Dr.-Ralph Lee Eyman, dean of the college, at La Coneha Hotel ‘Thursday night from 8 to 10 o'clock. ‘It was announced from the that Mrs. Haydn Illing- has been appointed to Boh on the committee of the foman’s Club with Miss Edna Smith, to arrange for the concert the given in Key West during ; by Geoffrey O’Hara. | Mts. Illingworth, chairman of fine arts, will have charge of the Mrs. William W. White, Mrs.| I am glad that the director of; Know where work is to be found ting in aJnuary, and promises 4 @h--excellent program. p+ ee Alumni Honoring Dr. Ralph Lee Eyman, Dean of the School of Education at Florida State College, the chapter here will give a and musical program at the Colonial Hotel at eight o’clock pr ate evening. vitations have been issued the we ’s Club members and hus- the Rotarians and their wi the City and County of- and their wives, the School and their wives, officers of the PT A. units and their hus-| ees and teachers of its having daughters at C. W., winter visitors and ‘Westers are urged to attend. Fetes Ces To Meet Evening Bhere-will be a meeting of the Gatdeh Club and Tree Guild held tomorrow evening at the Public Library rooms, beginning at 8 o'clock. All interested citizens are in- vited to attend. Meeting Of Mallory Chapter Deferred Announcement was made )to~ day that the meeting of Stephen R. Mallory Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, bl (PETER bring. $10,000,:1.-Thec: Elephant | Folio. was» exquisitely; ;engraved on,.copper and,,aquatinted by {Robert Havell. Right, now, Mac- | Millian’Co, is preparing an am ‘tious Voluminé which’ will contain \in/all500 "paintings Atidabort did for his masterpiece, Birds of Heaven. Mrs. Kirke, in telling of the beauty of the old towns along the | Atlantic Coast, particularly Key West, closed by saying “make all ; we can of what we have. Our past brought out in our present will do much for our future.” | Visitors present were: Mrs. , Lewis N. Robinson, Coral Gables; Hendric Harrison, Forest. Mrs. M. B. Chapter To Hold Reception Tomorrow Night | Dr. Eyman will be the featur- = ed speaker of the evening. An Alumnae dinner at six jo’clock will precede the recep- tion. Tomorrow morning the Doctor, out the state, High School student body. At jthe Rotary Club luncheon at noon | tomorrow he will be guest speak- ler. | This will be the first visit Dr. jEyman has mace to Key West. Mrs. Isabel'Ball, president of the Alumnaé chapter, is anxious that ja large gathering be present to- |mMorrow night to insure a wonder- ful visit for the Doctor. DOELGER BEER SLOGANS “Peter Doelger Beer with that i‘priceless difference flavor’” is one of several slogans that is |popularizing this product in Key West. F2reLDiec B An advertisement alséwhete ithis issue’ presefits “the. Story ol | Peter Doelger Beer in, unique }form. Read if, mows: pruy “Young: and Oid ; pref Doelger First,Prize, Beer’ other slogan. ‘Another, i Peter Doelger Beer and Ale for ‘more beer ehjoyment’”. liminary step in.a---long plan of reemployment. Officially I acknowledge your part in this great~public under- taking, and, personally, I thank you. JOHN D, BIGGERS, Administrator. Washington, D. C., Dec. 2, 1937. range| CAUSE OF POVERTY : Editor, The Citizen: On several occasions I have sug- gested to our Social Workers that it would be a good policy to have } the courage to face the facts about’ the CAUSE of poverty. the National Youth Administra-' tion has written the, same, for he] surely knows the great need of what the writer has long felt. It will surely take courage to. PERSONAL MENTION Socccccccccennccce John Saunders, railroad em- 2 HUNTERS DROWN Northport, L. I—While shooting ducks, the boat in which Joseph Kutil, 20, and Frank Kovarik, 21, ploye, who has been spending both of Long Island, were stand- the summer in the west attached|ing, capsized, throwing them into to one of the railroads running in| the water. Weighted down by California, and returned a brief/their heavy boots and packets, time ago, left this morning over) the highway after a brief visit with his parents, going to New Smyrna as an employe of the Florida East Coast. Railway_ for. Charles Thoms, regular sea- sonal visitor to Key West, who arrived a short time ago, left; this morning for a stay of a few they drowned before help could arrive. d lot.) Give price. Wm. Ry- erson, General Delivery, Tam- pa, Florida. dec8-3tx PAINTING days with friends in Coral Gables, and will return with the inten- tion: of permanently residing in Key West. Attorney Paul Marks, who was in the city Monday to attend a meeting of the Overseas Road and Toll Bridge District Commis- sion, as legal adviser to the body, left yesterday afternoon for his home in Miami. Earl Dehoon, representing Geol eral Motors and member of the! Ame: Beciety Testing Ma- terial due to arrive this eve- ning over the highway to in- spect certain metals which are undergoing tests at the experi- mental section of the society in charge of L. M. Pierce, aide to the officer in charge at the naval station. PAINTING AND _ INTERIOR DECORATING, outside and in- side work expertly done. Mod- ern and: Antique furniture re- finished. Reasonable prices. Free estimates cheerfully given. FRED HUHNE, rear 724 Eaton street. REAL ESTATE |FOR RESULTS—List your prop- erties for sale or rent with the CLEM C, PRICE: ORGANIZA- TION. Registered Brokers. Phone 124. 505: Duval street. decl-tf — TO SELL OR BUY REAL ES- TATE or mortgage on Florida Keys, address E. R. Lowe, P. O. Box 21, Tavernier, Florida. MISCELLANEOUS NEW CHRISTMAS CARDS JUST child is in that condition would be a more difficult undertaking. The Argentina faced the prob- lem of unemployment by a na- tion-wide service whereby people RECEIVED. For any member of the family. Priced 5c to 50c. Also, cards by the box. SAN CARLOS BOOK STORE. nov25-tf and where certain workers can be found and taking the steps to see they got there. % BICYCLES The Chamber of Commerce|BICYCLES FOR RENT, by hour, could do a splendid service along undertake such a task but it will|these lines. We have thought be the cheaper in the long run. much of the tourist, not too much, We all like to look upon poverty |}pethaps not sufficiently, but could { an undeserved calamity. The minister has a certain sat- isfaction as he relieves the very pressing need of a mother with her little ones in need. But to ask why the husband of that mother does not his To give meals to the» under- nourished children is right and fitting but to ascettain why that LEGALS — NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 1 TAX DEED (Senate Bill No. 163) NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN, That Pedro Sanchez, Jr., holder of Tax Certificate No. 5372, issued the we not in addition consider what our people are to do in the very, near future? In England persons who could find work in other spots are as- sisted to go there. We assist a man to build a home by a loan, who is a noted speaker through- | family and face him with the sit-|How about helping such to get will address thejyation is a more difficult matter. | where homes could be obtained?. One of the most pressing needg is to fit our young people by vo- cational training to do useful work. We are all aware of the ;most important work that has been ac- complished by the NYA, so far as they have been able to do with the funds available. ig This shows that they have seen the imperative and urgent need week or month. J. R. nov2-tf day, Stowers company. FOR SALE CORNER LOT, 50x100 feet. Cor- ner 5th and Staple Avenues Apply Box D, The Citizen. nov2-tf 75 ROOM GOING HOTEL, Won- derful future. Over Sea Realty Exchange, Over Sea Hotel, Key West, Fla. nov22-tf, FOR SALE: Sealed bids will be received for one lot on Jose- phine street, size 92x52 ft., un- til December 31, 1937. The usual right is reserved to réject any and all bids. All bids to sent to F. Castro, 600 Whitehead street. dec8-lwk 4th day of September, A. D. 1933,and now it remains to meet the}FOR SALE—Girl’s Bicycle. Good has filed same in my office and has made application for a tax deed to be issued thereon. Said certificate embraces the following described property in the County ef Monroe, State of Florida, to-w Pt. Lot 7, Sar. 6, Tr. 13, Book G-2, Page 181, as recorded in Monroe County Records, The assessment of the said prop. erty under the said certificate is. sued was in the name of Bure! r. said certificate shall redeemed according to law, property described therein will sold to the highest bidder at the court house door on the first Mon- day in the month of January, 1938, which is the ard day of January, 1938. bated this iéth day of November, 1987. (SEAL) sRoss C Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Coypt of Monroe County, Florida." novits 1937 The Marshall Studio 627 Southard Street Original Creations in Metal the be % decl-8, | problem in an adequate fashion. Personally, I believe that there is very much that we can do to help ourselves along these lines but it will require a resolute, de- condition. Reasonable. Apply rear Key West Public Library. dec8-1t PERSONAL termination and a strict regard for the laws of our country and above all obedience to the laws of the Great Creator. ALFRED DE BARRITT. Key West, Fla., Dec. 8, 1937. OLD AT 40! GET PEP. New Ostrex Tonic Tablets contain raw oyster invigorators and other stimulants. One dose starts new pep. Value $1.00. Special price 95¢. Call, write Gardner’s Pharmacy. wed-thur-fri-tf NATE SS TS Frank ‘Lilther-Dorothy Dare in = GH HAT— Tonight: PRIZE NIGHT Comedy and Short Reel j iC MONROE THEATER Richard Dix-Joan Perry in THE DEVIL'S DRIVING —also— ALCATRAZ ISLAND Matinee: Balcony. 10c: Orches- ira. 15-20c: Night: 15-25¢ decT-6tx | Social Calendar WEDNESDAY— Bingo and Auction Sale. 512 Fleming St. 7 P.M. Second and Third Grades, Division Street School. THURSDAY— Address before Student Body at High School, morning, Dr. Ralph Lee Eyman. Guest speaker at Rotary Club, 12:00 Noon. Dinner, 6:00 P. M. F. S. C. W. Alurnnae, Recep- tion, Colonial Hotel, 8:00 P. M. \Blection of officers, Garden ~ Club and Tree Guild. Public Library. Bingo and Auction Sale. 512 Fleming St. 7 P..M. Second and Third Grades, Division Street School. fe FRIDAY— Rehearsal Dinner, wedding of Elen Peabody and Jonathan Latimer. Casa Marina. 7:30. en SUNDAY— Christmas Vesper Service. High School Glee Club and Orches- tra. High School Auditorium. 5 P.M. Wedding of Ellen Peabody and Jonathan Latimer.. St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. 11 A. M. Wedding Breakfast. Casa Ma- } rina, immediately following. LE IACKSONVILLE ENJOY COMFORT modern, fireproot hotel in the heart of downs town Jacksonville. Every room with tub and shower, soft water, fan, radio, slatted mattress and reading lamp. Running ice water on every floor. 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