The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 28, 1938, Page 6

AGE SIX PERSONAL MENTION e Mrs. Beryl Curry and son, Ken- neth, left over the highway this morning on the early bus for a frip of several days, which will be spent visiting in Miami. Mrs. Sarah Lindhart, who had been spending three months in Key West and was the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grakam, left over the highway yesterday on the bus enroute to her home in Zion, Illinois. Jose Padron, Mrs. Elizabeth Padron, Lawrence and Mickey Padron were passengers on the early bus this morning, going to Miami. Mr. Padron will spend a vacation with relatives. Tom Kelly left on the early morning bus today for a visit with friends in Miami. Mrs. Antolin Fernandez, who was visiting with relatives in Key West, left over the highway tefday, returning to the home Julio Cabanas, empl of the P2and O. S. S. Co., left yesterday afternoon to join his vessel, the Steamship Florida, after a visit with-telatives in Key West. ‘atid will. there entrain theifthomes in Richmond, Va. Miss Virginia Shine, teacher in the public schools of Monroe county, who was spending the weekend in Key West with her parents and other relatives, left on the bus yesterday afternoon for her station at Matecumbe. J. E. Duane, who was spending the weekend with his family at the home, corner of William and Eaton streets, left over the high- way yesterday for No Name Key, he is employed on the bridges. «Gwynn Bethel, who is employ- - ed the Oversea Road and Toll Distritt, left yesterday by Pigeon Key, after spend- the weekend with his family. Mr, and Mrs. W. Heyward Smith, were arrivals this morn- img on the Steamship Cuba, from Tampa, and will be the guests of Mr. ‘Smith’s mother, Mrs. Ulric Hetison for about one week. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN } CHURCH TRANSFER IS ANNOUNCED HOLD MEETING: At the meeting of the Knox | Presbytery held in Jacksonville, N., officer in charge of the naval | March 24, the Trinity Presby- station, who, with Mrs. Klaus,| Members of the Key West terian church of this city, with its were visiting at points on the; Yacht Club are today being in-' pastor, the Rev. Alfred de Barritt, east \coast where Lieutenant/ vited to attend a very important was transferred from the St. Klaus made inspection of differ-| meeting of the organization, ent units of the communication} ;, ;. confidently expected e| Lieutenant Wm.. Klaus, U. service, returned to the city Sat- | t Knox Presbytery, U. S. A. it has “ , [o'clock tomorrows: BAaHG@eee the full consent of all eS con- Dr. J. M. Renedo, of Miami, | Cie {9m = ih “ tied 2 es See y Se tumoeetanee 4) ao of the colored people whom ‘the relatives and friends. 3 ed = eae S'¢- | church desires tovhelp in every ,ered. possible way it can. d — H Key West several weeks ago for | TRANSPORTA lL anaheee the purpose of looking over the; | many different® triée situation relative to opening 2! senececececeseeseseceooesee | The givings in the U. S. A. to ments, returned this morning toro S. S. Co., arrived this morning United States, it is said. take up his residence, and was from Tampa and St. Petersburg ne: SES ae accompanied by Mrs. Stackelberg. | "00 19 "thes nea three second | *@*eeeeeeresowescsocooes pate i Edna Gato, and Mrs. Hyde, an-' passengers for Havana. - other daughter, are in Miami vis-!” Key West arrivals: Mr. and for a short time. Mrs. E. J. Stachelberg, Miss Flor- | The meeting isi a 7:30 This transfer/was done with the day for a brief visit with! E. J. Stackelberg, who was in| Seeeee: continue plans for arrange-/ Steamship Cuba, of the P. and, among the very highest in the E. H. Gato, Jr., daughter, Miss 495 first and two second cabin HABANA-MADRID and Johns Presbytery, U. S., to the; ‘GEOFFREY 0’HARA LEFT YESTERDAY Geoffrey O'Hara, musician and entertainer, West last week and delighted audiences with his entertaining talks and musical interludes, left yesterday on the bus for Miami. This gifted musician and song writer will be a guest at the Flor- ida State Federation of Music Clubs;*which will be held at the Miami Biltmore Hotel Apel 2. bership of sider, two million HUB STORE WILL S Wark extends to" | REOPEN TUESDA | Announcement is made today of the opening tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock of the newly-re- modelled and renovated Hub | Store, 602 Duval street. In mak- ing this announcement, Mrs. Ma- tilda Mendell, proprietor, made the following comments: who was in Key, from | Mafeh 29 up to and through! i !OVERSEAS ROAD | OPENS TOMORROW ; (Contniued from Page One) | That is from Lower Matecumbe to Big Pine Key. - Mr. Duncan said this morning jthat while “our work is not en- ‘tirely completed, it was consid- lered advisable, due to the ferry } conditions, to open the bridges as ‘soon as possible for temporary travel. The final cleaning up and completion of these projects as well as the improvement and de- velopment of the recreation faci- j lities, which will be made avail- able to the travelling public for | fishing and recreation in this area will be pushed. ! “Zoning and planning of the facilities are now being studied by the.district, the National Park Service of the Department of In- terior. Before the next tourist season we will have accommoda- tions for all classes of travel and pleasure seekers.” Although the influx of visitors will, undoubtedly be great and the demands for accommodations will be greater than ever before, | preparations are being made to { urd: jevery member will be present. | been announced. was an arrival over the highway! 0. alberta street. { |” ‘The U. S. A/ehufth: haa. mem- cigar factory and left for Tampa S.S. Cuba Arrives From Tampa | church in total and by capita is ee ence Albury, Mrs. Norma Dopp, The originality of this tropical en, of the Tampa Cus- was an arrival on the Steamship Cuba this morning and expects to remain a few days. Mrs...P. 3.Cortttell, formerly Mrs. G. Cannell, Miss J. L. Sey-| beauty spot has gone far in mak- mour, Mrs. H. R. Salis, Miss Mary Pinder, Mrs. O. J. Haskins. J. L M. Neff, Mr. abé ing it Key West's finest Nightclub. Dancing at its best in an “Un |Osteen, Mrs. W. Smith, Dinos | smoked filled” atmosphere, to the | Cantorinias, D. Grillourakis, Miss | distinctive rhythm of the Habana-j shipment by express which en- .Mrs. W. D.| Madrid orchestra. Never a cov€tZables us to make our opening an- “During the past month we have sold out, and given away, in some instances—our entire stock of clothing for women. We received today an entire new take care of the visiting crowds and individuals, and it is the gen- eral belief that every individual will be cared for, and given the treatment which is cordially met- hompson of Key,Gunn, Mrs. A. E. Ramsey, T. Set-| charge for the nightly present@)nouncement. To make way for i om ter, E.' Diaz, E. Fargo. Douglas tion of outstanding entertainment. our new policy, we have entirely Plan your parties, large or smajk@remodelled our store—installed art Wilson, Mrs. O. C. Howell. Shown on the ship’s manifest without extra charge, for the et. Key West, 27 tons of freight and | ida. will; friends during her bt ri r j (See “Who Knows?” on Page 2) 0,000—or 92 percent of those voting. 2. Yes, if credit is not other- wise available. About four percent. 37,781,710. The estimate is 1944. First returns indicate an in- vase of more than six percent. 200,000. 8. 240,000 miles. 9. British $250,000,000; Ameri- can’ $200,000,000. 10. July 13-16, 1863, when 1,000 were killed, including Negroes who were hung by mobs. Genghis Khan’s 13th century empire extended from the Pacific ocean to eastern Europe. one sack of mail; for Havana, sev- en tons of freight, three automo- biles and 198 sacks of mail. Following bookings sailed from cey C. Denham. S.S. Amapala Due Tonight Steamship Amapala, of the Standard Fruit and Steamship company, is due to arrive 9:30 o'clock tonight at Key West, will take on a supply of fuel oil and sail for Frontera, Mexico. S.S. Alamo Coming Tomorrow ip Alamo, of the Clyde- Steamship ' Mallory Lines, is due to arrive to- morfow morning from New York, will discharge freight at Key West and sail for Tampa. WIFE FLIRTS: HE WHIPS of this city named whippei his wife because she flirted with one of his employes. MIAN AND RETURN SAME DAY FIORIDA MOTORIINES & ROUND TRIPS DAILY TO ALL LOWER EAST COAST CITIES Here's the finest and most convenient tr: between Eey West ansportation and all of Florida and the United States in history! More departures than ever before .--fast. dependable schedules...roomy. luxurious Zephyr buses... greater convenience—all these at fares one-fourth the cost of driving your own auto- mobile. You can now go to Miami. spend the greater part of the day. and return the same evening. Direct connections in Miami for New York and all —from Coast to Coast and Border to Border. MIAMI $ America 345 ons $675 ame JACKSONVILLE $975 BUS STATION 210 Duval St. Phone 242 1; BUDAPEST. — A groceryman Marcoczy | CUBAN CLUB The Sociaded Club sponsors a big dance tomorrow evening at ‘Key West for Havana: Emmie their club hall in celebration of Lundgrin, D. Wilson, Harry A.! the opening of the Oversea High- ‘Webster, Katherine Webster, Sta- | way. Gould Curry’s orchestra will furnish the music and many special entertainment features have been planned for this event. The advertisement on page one teday gives details of admission and time. Nation-wide drive on social diseases opens; 3,000 meetings are held and millions take part. 2 = - ua ew racks, repainted throughout, fev. were the following items: For|of Clubs in extreme South Flot ind will now feature, exclusively, ladies’ ready-to-wear and millin- ery. We cordially invite all wom- en of Key West to inspect our new store”. Home-building boom is assured by new FHA aid, officials and builders declare. 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