The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 12, 1938, Page 6

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Greatly enjoyable was an ve- ning of sound and color motion pictures presented by Jacob Schreiber, winter visitor, to the nuns and boarders in the Convent of Mary Immaculate auditorium last night. It was the first time in the his- tory of the Convent that- sound pictures were ever heard within the walls. A news film in sound, review- ing the principal news events of the year and released by a na- tional service was particularly en- joyed. Breath taking in beauty were the Miami and Key West seehes, which showed brilliant red poinsettias, scenes aboard a_ gorgeous! fishing launch with colors of sky, blue sparkling wa- ter, startling green waving coco- nut trees, and also featured many local persons. An excellent shot of Ernest Hemingway, famous author, who has made Key West his home for some time, was 21so a highlight of the presentation. A number of sound musical shorts were also sereend. - ” At the conclusion of the eve- ning, Mother Superior thaaked Mr. Schreiber for the opportunity ! of viewing the films, and -Mr. | Schreiber expressed his pleasure at their having enjoyed them Planning For Annual Operetta Key West High School Glee Club is now making preparations to present the annual operetta. “The Isle of Chance” in two acts has been chosen for the presenta- tion this year on Friday, March 4at8:15 p.m * Operetta will be given under the direction of Miss Edna B. Smith, musie instructor of Key West High School. “Meo the city for some time with the po: A ce yraged party, left today Miami to meet a , group, of fridnds, and ae to return next Masic Guild To Meet Monday Members of the Key West Musie Guild and guests will be | present Monday, February 14, at a special meeting to be held in the salon of the Over-Sea Hotel. An excellent program has been arranged, and will consist of piano solo, Misg Sylvia Wid-| meyer, songs in Italian and Ger- man by Miss Edith Williams, ‘and several numbers by the vio-; {lin quartette of the Federal Macs Project, accompanied by Gus : Ayala at the piano. | After the program refreshments will be served by the entertain- iment committee of the guild. Winter visitors to the city, who are interested in music, both in-} strumental and vocal, are invited | |to attend this gathering. ‘ Announcement He se} ng at thie Fire Pres- bytetiant ‘Church, “Frafik ?! $ ‘$6H, Br. Of Ratathid2b,° Michivan wad ‘indityiGd “tor Miss" JAH! Write ThE! P ev. SOHC. |Gekeler was the officiating min- ister. The ceremony was witnessed by two Ohio visitors at the home of the minister, Mrs. Elora Marsh and Doctor Florence, Spittler, both of whom are from Eaton, Ohio. The newly weds contemplate making their home in Kalamazoo. t verti SCOUTING NEWS } | Seeeeccococecooceseeeees Troop 52 Holds Meeting i Troop 52, Boy Scouts of Amer- terday. The session was called to! order by reading of a portion of the Psalms, followed by the Lord’s Prayer, led by Scout Patrol | Social Calendar SATURDAY— Membership Dance, Key West Country Club. 10 Pi M. Country Club. 4 —o— i MONDAY— Meeting, Music Guild. 8 P. M. —— TUESDAY— Meeting, Stone Church Service Club. 6 P.M. Church An- nex. Maine Memorial Day Services, Spanish War Veterans. 4:45 P.M. Maine Plot. —o— THURSDAY— Annual Fashion Show, sponsor- ed by Senior and Junior Woman’s Clubs. 9 P. M. Casa Marina. FRIDAY— Annual Flower Show Opening. Garden Club and Tree Guild. Number One Lighthouse Building. ee == ‘Thotip- | Visitors Here Re bs To Miami lors reMrs. .Myrtle.Gruelle, wife of Happenings Here Just Ten H Postmaster General Harvey S. New and Mrs. New, making their [fet visit to Key West at the sug- gestion of Second Assistant Post- master General W. Irving Glover, are both delighted and surprised at what they have found here. ' But for Mr. Clover’s. praise of Key West, Mr. and Mrs. New would vemgeneyto Pa | een here more nm once, and ‘after he had expatiated Soi climate and beauty of the Mr. New was Coriviné . probably be the best place for him to regain his strength after the siege of illness, and found he was right, shortly after arriving. Colonel Charles Lindbergh flew over the city this morning at 4 o’clock but has not been seen since. Leaving Havana shortly after 2:30 the noted flyer is sup- posed to be winging his way to- ward St. Louis, hidden from the thousands who are watching for him by the clouds, which weather reports show cover the skies practically all the way. Miami heard this morning the the Spirit of St. Louis was over the Dry Tortugas shortly before 4 o'clock. A short ti fter that a plane headéd no: ince then noth- ing has ork Ye of the colonel. Koran Cave, Forty Thieves of KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY Years Ago Today As Taken From The Files Of The Citizen cars, which arrived over the high- way last night, were loaded on the Steamship Cuba enroute to Havana. Customs officials there are expecting a big rush on auto- mobiles immediately and since heretofore red tape and other hii -horn-of the law have Tremoved, there is no reason to 1p REE: ed tol LTE AT no stump in the road was held follow- | ing the first fati sy on the Over- i . when ancged wom in an automobile | Islamorada on Mate- | last Saturday afternoon, newspaper reports to the contrary notwithstanding, says Sheriff | Niles. The sheriff and Peace Jus- ice Rogelio Gomez went to the | scene shortly after the crash. The | sheriff says there was every in- | dication of the accident being un- | avoidable and that an inquest was Proudly flying a bright Pac Oversea Highwa’ nnant from the TeaPtiattbrail of the car at the rear xh an, orange and | black, Ke plate furnished iby the fastened to the radiator, the house car list” bade good bye of Commerce | PROGRAM AT window of 2 vacam sare pmusers by complames i the Hume Sonety An mvestgeu Gucoves ed that the owner Thomas Mecsit, had piacec the amma. = me woe dow unt be cou Sec some to fix ame of =: norms The amemal was stuffec GREATLY ENJOYED BY ALL|. al VLsLLLtLLpeLALAssLsAssAAz genial announcer for a versified program. troduced by the song,“We Want Mary”, and ed with her popular number. One of the hits of the presen- banjo, well as entertaining with songs. Their numbers were well receiv- ed. ‘The number by Carolyn Cama- lier, “I Wish I Was An Angel”, ‘was happily received and Betty and Florence Bubier surprised lend pleased the. audience with their acrobatic and trap stunts; | ese Barbara ‘Holsenbach's fast pping brought muehi. : Next Saturday at 9:30, the Kid/ , die Kommunity Klub will meet at | the Park and hold‘a"tifig "et the the Arabian Knights, was formal-|to the Island City this morning | purpose of learning the songs | Johnny Gruelle, with her son,| with an initial membershi ly organized in Key West Sunday, | and left for the north. In the car! getting new numbers for the next: ip of 21.| were Mr. Snyder and party, of‘ Kabaret, which will be held Sat- Worth, have been visiting Key|Commander R. W. McNeely, of Hollidaysburg, Penn., and they | urday, February 26., Children are West but returned to Miami re-| the Seventh District, U.S.N., com-;said before departing that this requested to register next Satur- the. well. known cartoonist, cently. She and Worth were spending some time with friends in the city. TRANSPORTA SCHSSSSSSSSSSSSSSOSSESSE Cuba Arrives In Port Arriving on the mandant at the naval station, and | General Harry Hale, U.S.A. re-; tired, are among the charter! George Morris was; members. named Caliph and K. O. Thomp- son was named Grand Vizier.; Other officers of the organization will be named at a later date. Editorial comment: There are few residents of this city who do city was the most hospitable they had ever visited, had the best climate in the world, and they were going to make it a point of nteresting all their friends, and them to make the trip to the j finest little city in the country, | whose people are filled. with the : idea of being socially agreeable they were legion, and induce | day morning at the Park. These juvenile entertainments}, are being presented under the supervision of the personnel of |the WPA Recreation Division. The park management is anxious ; to secure a Public Address* Sys- tem, which will prove of assist- ance at these gatherings. ‘and cordial to the fullest extent, |" Steamship | not know at least 10 persons who! and making the visitor feel at Cuba yesterday afternoon from| Might be persuaded to. come here. | home at all times and on all oc- Havana were 33 first and three West; 153 first cabin passengers for St. Petersburg and 41 first and If not now, a little later. Consid- er,.then, what would be the re- ica, met in regular meeting yes-| second cabin passengers for Key| sult if they should agree. Tourist movement of automo- oné second’ cabin passengers for | ° A business discussion was held Key West ‘arrivals: Cyril J.}deen, Miss E. E. Hardeen, Wayne during which the award jond Class badge was made to Bobbie Sawyer. Followed a gen-! eral discussion, and plans were Sheriff, Harry’ Limmerman, George Miller, Vida Limmerman, of Sec-| Edwards, Janet Edwards, Betty }Jordan, Mrs. Jordan. Power Boat Arrives Power Boat Heron, Captain Eu- | KNOWS HIS ONIONS Cleveland, O.—Asked how he Ser smelled them again when ‘was arrested i as Pee pee formulated for the raising of|Goldie Limmerman, Carl | gene Sweeting, of the Overseas, The defendant pleaded guilty. yer Cimeaoe es . C.F. Bielman, former manager of the White Star Navigation » who was here some time.ago, left for his home in De- troit on Promise to return, came — | funds for the troop. The } and Wolf Patrols will have charge | | of the financial end of the affair. | Meeting was brought to 4 close with the usual Oath of Allegiance, land the Great Scoutmaster’s | Benediction. Some of the boys |remained after the meeting to be : Scout Week, which comes to a | close today, will end with a hike, in as this week means outdoor ac- he will visit briefly and then leave for assignment,at another camp. Rev. Wm. Reagan, S.J., of St Mary’s Star of the Sea Catholic church, was a passenger on the bus this morning leaving for Mi- Attorney W. Curry Harris, who was on a brief business visit to plane this John McWorter, of Hartford, Conn., who had been in the city for two weeks, and enjoyed his visit, left on the bus this morning for Jacksonville, and will there take Clyde line vessel for New York. H. B. Lindsay and J. Osteen. customs officers from Tampa, who came here to assist in the examination of the passengers ar- riving from ana, left on the return to their stations last night. Seeesevcccscocesesecesse ’ Today’s Horoscope Seeoeeecereseceocesoeeses Today gives much executive ability, diligence and industry. ‘The culture, broad views of life, quiet tastes. and the extreme powers of endurance, will bring success and make toil a pleasure ‘There is danger of the reward be- ing withheld just at the point of success, but this will not paralyze the action. | tivities for all scouts in every _ Part of the country. } All Quiet The minister called at the Jones home one Sunday after- answered Ister’s Brow and Willie: héstened 6 “Oh; “hé- ‘ain't’ gbhiia" darkened, golf Not ‘on “Stntlaty.! "He i fust ried went over for a féw highballs and @ Hite Had Poker”. ney Poindexter, Jose Perez, Earl W. Lindsay, Gladys Lindsay, Harold Glasscock, Jessie L. Glass- cock, Arthur Wingerter, Hawley Dieringer, Arthur Isham, Alice McLean, Clyde John-| Mallory Lines, arrived in port) ,, son, Theodore Johnson, Holmes Hamilton, Eagle Hackett, Mrs. Alys Hackett, Dab-| Transportation Company, arrived | in port this morning from Miami with a load of freight for Key West. Steamship Ozark Arrives _ Steamship Ozark, of the Clyde- this morning 10 o'clock from New American Millionaire (dictating | will)—I leave: 20,000 dollars to bevery one of my servants who has ; been in my employ twenty years or more. -—That is noble of you. Millionaire—Yes, it looks well T. Hardeen, Mrs. Har-|Otleans and after discharging anq costs nothing. Not one has deen, Peter Hardeen, Miss E E.|heavy shipments of miscellaneous heen with me more than two Hardeen, Wayne Jordan, Jordan, Martin Sullivan, Susie Sullivan, Thelia Sullivan, Helen Sullivan, De Parks Stimpson, Johnson Crinard, Bachelor, Ethel Batchelor, Bachelor. Delfina Lopez, Raymond Hun- sucker, Mrs. Hunsucker. ‘The vessel also carried on her -manifest, three tons of freight, Be andbliiced. ‘tw¢, automobiles and four sacks} — t seal tae ele St Bay Wee: BS ton of gpight and 130, sacks of mail for ASBILiRE’ at! 5:20, the Cuba car- the following bookings from this port: “Holmes Hamilltén, T- Hardeen, M. Hardeen, Peter Har- HOLTSBERG’S Kay Dunhill SILK LINENS TALCUM POWDER PUFF MUSLINS Huraches INVITING YOU TO DROP IN AT YOUR LEISURE AND SEE THE VERSATILE COLLEC- TION OF CASUAL CLOTHES WE ARE SHOWING FOR CRUISE AND RESORT WEAR. OLTS BERG’S ami. Freighter Brazos Due Freighter Brazos, is due li o'clock tonight with consign- "} ments of freight for local dealers and large consignment of steel interlocking piling for the naval ition. STRICTLY MAN-TAILORED A $2. DIAMO! PRESENT WHOLESALE VALUE—$400.00 WILL SELL TO SOMEONE FOR K \ . : : refunded. 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