The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 25, 1938, Page 6

vs pee secoceceseseess Visiting Naval Officers, Sailor. Continue Gay, Social Activities Third social entertainment and attempting the mixture of officers of the U. S. | Latin and American SERIE: cocktail party tonight at 8:30 giv-| and is so picturesque. en atthe home of Councilman; The dance, which was sponsor- and:Mrs. Jim Roberts. jed by the’Cuban Club and City Immediately following, the par-| Council, was attended by Lieut- ty will repair to the Country Club | enant Commander A. =. Schraed- an joy dancing, which will be-|er, of the Dunlap, Lieutenant gin at 40:20 p. m. {Wm. Klaus, officer in charge of Honorees will be Commander | the Naval Station, and Council- -end- Mrs. A. E. Schraeder, Lieut.’ man Will Roberts. President Ra- ‘Charles O. Comp, Lieut. Malcolm mon Delgado of the Cuban Club Social Calendar TUESDAY— Cocktail Party honoring offi- cers of U.S. S. Dunlap. 8:30 P. M. Home of City Coun- cilman and Mrs. Jim Roberts. Dance honoring officers of U. S. S. Dunlap. 10:30 P. M. Coun- try Club. ter, Pan American Society. 7:30 P. Mc *Home of Captain and Mrs. W. L. Meeting Arthur Sawyer. Post, ' ‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘OVERALL NIGHT | ABOUT WOMEN | AT FIRST B Miss Louise Wynne of Wash-} | ington was the boss_of 1,000 men: | who placed $10,000,000 the American Road Builders’ As-: tonight, 7:30 o'clock. | iw pie = palace Upshaw’s | tor of the association. | ; eS 3 pif Hlée ~~. {hed conducted froin coast to boekt, Mrs. Kathleen .C. Dann of At-} eae “A Upat ‘an the | nt is owner, president treas- Johnson. | Hest man to eeersweata pao Yet sate egg we a American Legion. 8 P. M. Legion Hall, corner White- head and United. ees WEDNESDAY— Benefit Community Clinic Show. Palace Theater. overalls on the floor of Congress! <7 [in Washington, states Rev. "Yancy; Mother ef 13 .children and} } Tillman Shehane, pastor of First ‘boasting 25 i at the! | Baptist church. Mr. Upshaw says age of 55, Mrs. Eleanor Goguen: that it is in this special service of Lynn, Mass. claims the dis- that he brings a special message tinction of being the youngest | to the laboring class of people. _| great-grandmother in the United The con; - evangelist States. worth of’ planes. TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1938. (See “Who Knows?” on Page 2) 1. 17,681 pilots and 9,152 air- ; 2. 9,687,000 miles, with 3,065,- 3. An astronomical measure of distance, equalling three and a times the distance cover-; ed by light in a year, while trav- eling 187,000 miles a second. 4 No; it is still in committee and can be taken up by the House at any time. On June 30, 1937, whiskey stocks amounted to 445,284,663 gallons, said to be the highest in the nation’s history. 6. No; the Tokyo Foreign Of- fice says the word “mistake” re- Farewell weiner roast to Scout/ Ralph Petersen. Boy Scout’ Troop 52. 7 P. M. Raul’s Beach. Meeting Garden Club and Tree Guild. 8 P.M. Public Li-| igressman states that he would like for every | working man and woman in the} city of Key West to attend this | service tonight. i A. Hufty, Lieut. Bosquet N. Wev, | made a short speech of welcome Lieut: John Munholland, Lieut.|to the visitors and conducted Leslie K. Taylor, and Lieut. John | them on a tour of inspection of ‘T. Wulff. The officers of the ship | the club. : have expressed themselves as} Visits to friends they have much pleased with the friendli- made in the city have taken up woman, is head of a lar needlework industry she started 16 years ago. 8. To accept an invitation of ness.of Key West folk and wish, if much of the time of the officers it were possible, that the Dunlap and sailors, a few of whom were would-be stationed regularly at at the basketball game held last brary. =O THURSDAY— All-day Sewing Bee, Everready | singer of New York City, is also ; a practicing lawyer. INTERESTING NEW The flesh of sharks is a source Miss Jessica Slate, concert, the British Government to be! present at the formal opening of its great naval base. 9. Reliable British informa-} Key West. They declare the city night between the destroyer team ‘Star Club. 18 opted : | which tar Club. 10 A. lome | of to be much more beautiful and; and the Carbonell Stars, of Mrs. G. N. Goshorn. = entertaining than they thought it . 2 | g to be: i i i Besides man, only monkeys} Last night at the Cuban Club a ficer in charge at the Naval Sta- : ‘have learned the art of throwing. 9 isi / | Elephant’s hide ts used English _ mills } cutlery. poultry food. | | in; | (Club Pudfts Public Library. a stomug peve@rrps ; ; A Yee ogor or Ese } President: bef Boca An airplane flying at 280 miles} an hour could fly around the} }moon at its equator in 24 hours. | ) es % | | One of the bells still in use in| High Sct Hailsham Parish Church, Sussex, } enn Prada gtas aig ; England, dates back to 1198. P. M. High School 44! Blood passes through the hu-} — }man heart at a rate of seven; j miles an hour. eeveccccoosece y Se } por ‘An-all-day sewing bee will be’ Plans for the annual Fashion| SUNDAY— held. Thursday at the home of and Flower Show will be laid at JMrsG, N. Goshorn, 326 William 2 Meeting of the Garden Club and oar s ree Tree Guild tomorrow night at treet, Thursday beginning at 10 eight o'clock at the Public Li- o'clock by members of the Ever- brary. ready Star Club. | The Fashion and Flower Show industrious work during i one of the outstanding social Each day dawns at East Cape,| Siberia, before it dawns | aaene where seg BS \atendanee of members be at thej Mrs. Del Woods, who had been| The rocks of New York’s Pali- | > it is} Visiting in Key West for about sdlcd Wak aaa ta teellogabe Sx tn! reeks and was the guest of | 150,000,000 years old. and Mrs. Web-| nn over the high-| Shakespeare’s father was a ii for Miami) wool merchant. 7 expected ‘as the bee is the first to be held "ur-quite some time. LEGALS ii looking | NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY | oak ikke pone yier oral Key! TO THE CIRCUIT COURT FoR, ESTATE Notice is hereb given, to all | whom it may concern, that on Mon- next two! day. the 28th day of February. a:! | Th 1938, at 10 o'clock A. M., William | SWhitted, as Committee of the | Estate of Bianche Lowe Whitted, and Migs non éompos mentis, intends to ap- ing, PIS to the Honorable Arthur Gomes. were VisitiNE | one‘'of the judges of the Circuit | 8 in Key West, Court of the Eleventh Judicial Cir- igh. | uit of Florida, in and for Monroc left this morning over the high-| (o.ty, Florida, at his office situat. | ed at 413 Fleming Street, in the} {Sity of Key West, Monroe County. z State of Florida, ‘for authority to Wilton D. Thomas, of Atlanta, | seli certain real estate of the said Ga., associated with the PWA in, Blanche Lowe VWyhitted. non com the auditing department, is an consists of an undivided one fourth arrival in Key West and is asso-{ (4%) interest in and to the follow- ‘ i i ling described land, situate, lying poet ei greens Sener jana being in the County of Monroe, State of Florida, to-wit eral building. } On the Island of Key West, | S88, known (00 Wiliam 4 Lg RIES Whitehead's Map of said Island Mr. and Mrs. Adam Shepherd,{ delineated in February, A. D. ‘ 1829, as a Part of Lot Three and daughters, Phyllis and Mary,| (3) in ‘Square Twenty-four (24). who spent a delightful visit two months in Key West with / Members of Key West Country } Club will entertain tonight with } Welcome Dance Commencing at the corner of Duval and Caroline Streets, run- ning thence along the line of Duval Street in a Southeasterly direction One Hundred and Six (296) feet to Rose Lane: thence at right angles in a Northeast- erly direction along Rose Lane One Hundred and One (101) feet; thence at right angles in a Northwesterly direction and parallel with Duval Street One Hundred and Six (106) feet to Caroline Street: thence at right angles in a Southwesterly di- rection along the line of Catoz line Street One Hundred and One (101) feet to the point of beginning. 2 Dated the ed but?teste:showed that the gas} A. D. ‘Teas. ae z seepage was slight and a vent Was| .. committee of the Estate of installed to carry the fumes off. Blanche Lowe Whitted, non com- pos mentis. 24th day of Janilry; jan 25, 1938-1. | Judge of the Cireuit-Court of the burnishinig + 3fonroe AUTHORITY TO SELL nee pos mentis, which said real estate | tion is that Japan iS_constructing| j Naval Treaty, signed in 1936, es-| LE final decree made} <j. PaMionorable Arthur Gomes. =.= Of Ss oa Japan has 10. While the birth rate, 18.7 Per thousand, and the death rate, 10.8 per thousand, apparently LEGALS Eleventh Judicial Ci jn and for a eee StatettokFiorida, | date the 24th Hay of De- cember A. D. 1937 and-guyly enter- ed in that certain cau: ng in| show @ net gain, certain statisti- said Court wherein Walter J. Lowe! = a is the plaintiff and P. G. Walton| Clans assert that the apparent in- and Aline T. Walton are the defend- | crease because people were ts, a suit for the foreclosure of 2&2} jiyi, s : norteage. I. Allan B. Cleare Jr., the living Yonger and that in 1930 the undersigned Special Master in Chan-| actual ratio of births to deaths | cery, appointed by said decree, will! was 16.9 to 16.3. | offer for sale and sell at public | sale to the highest bidder for cash ———- at the front door of the Monroe County Court House in Key West Florida on Monday, the 7th day of February A. D. 1938 during the leg- THE LOW DOWN af hours of sale to wit: between | FROM HICKORY GROVE | ~ | e’elock in the afternoon of said day,/ee ee the following described real estate “ ‘ j : to satisfy said decree: Speed is great stuff—in its) . ' f Diag ioea meme eur PLAY SAFE— By keeping FOODSTUFFS at the right temperature én one of our bearing In Monroe County, State of Florida; Government Lots Three, Pour and Five in Sectiun 23. Township 62 South. of Raace 25 East, together with all riparian rights, excepting therefrom a strip of land on the west side of the right of way of the Florida East Coast Railway Company; commencing at a point where the North boundary line of said Lots Three, Four and Five intersect said right of way. From said point run Southwesterly along said right of way 5 feet Six inches; thence West Thirteen hundred and eighty-seven (1387) feet, more or less, to the Waters of Barnes Sound; thence Northeas- terly along Barnes Sound 425 feet Six inches, more or less, to a point due West of starting point; thence East 1587 feet, more or less, along said North boundary line of said Lots Three, Four and Five to the point of beginning, containing fifteen acres, more or less, to- gether with all riparian rights thereto. Also excepting ‘there- from a strip of land on the Easterly side of the right of way of the F. E. C. Railway Company where the North boun- dary line of Lots Three and Four Section 23, Township 62 South, of Range 38 East inter- sects said right of. way. From said point run Southwesterly a- long said right of way 425 feet: thence East 900 feet, more or less, to the center of Dove Creek: thence — Northeasterly along the eenter of Dove Creek 425 feet to the North boundary line of said Lots Three and Four; thence West along said North boundary line 1000 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning. Excepting therefrom a strip of land 100 feet wide being 59 feet in width on each side of the line of the F. E. C. Railway Company as now locat- ed on or across any of the above described property, the proper- ty_hereby conveyed containing 105 acres, more or less. ALLAN B. CLEARE. IR. j ipecia! ste Cha: ’ |JoHN G SAWYER.” ceed | Solicitor For Piaintife. t dec. 28, 1937; jan. 4-11-18-25, 1938 | ANNOUNCING : SALE AND RENTAL OF || GIBB’S INBOARD POWER t SEA SKIFFS |} Old Island Trading Post || \} Waterfront—N. End Duval St. || ALL METAL ICE REFRIGERATORS These refrigetators. are’ doubly HEAT PROOF and absolutely. air tight _.Priced from - $20.00 vw Easy Terms—i0 Days Free Triel On Display at THOMPSON ICE COMPANY, Inc. (| Phone Ne. &— Sarnia, Ont—Ruling that games these affairs have proven quite | ni é is going to be that’s what's going the ;. | from the source of supply to his -| and plans are all sex, Pottling plant at the corner of | ing that the line is being installed to supply his plant with an ade- quate amount of water to be used ae ae er pee in his large washing and cleaning Sloppy Joe's American calls for plans for adequate care a eee on, for all in nation. versa’ re- ee the big time at Sloppy’! there’s going to be a lot of new tomorrow night when ‘entertainment features presented. Big Free Dance will See the advertisement on sone today. FRANK JOHNSON furnish the music and DIAMOND JEWELRY of Keno, such as played at bazaars for charity are illegal, Magistrate C. S. Woodrow fined the Rev. Thomas J. McCarthy, Catholic priest, $10 and costs of $30.35 on conviction of a charge of conduct- ing a lottery in the parish hall. TOM SAWYER WASH SUI And for the LITTLE MISS— SHIRLEY TEMPLE NANNETTE DEANNA DURBIN exclusive Dresses. Bring her in tomorrow. Sheers, Taffetas and Home-Spun Material. Solid colors and space prints. Sizes 1 to 16. CHAS. ARONOVITZ Key West's Only Department Store ——418 DUVAL STREET———_ 423 Front Street Telephones 131 and 56 Key West, Fiz. & CABRERA WHOLESALE GROCERY, Inc. is as of this date in position fo service the trade with both bottled and canned +e, * JACUE RUPPERT