The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 27, 1938, Page 4

PAGE FOUR S ee OCIAL ACTIVITIES Dolores Fulford Entertairs Friends At Birthday Party; Dolores Fulford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fulford, 2210 Staple Avenue, celebrated her 9th birthday anniversary with a party given yesterday afternoon, 5:00 o'clock, in Bayview Park. A delightful afternoon was spent playing various games for which prizes were awarded to Raymond Bush, Jr., and Rose- marie Stirrup. Delicious refresh- ments were served. Mrs. Fulford was assisted in entertaining the young guests by Mrs. Eva Warner. Those attending were: Miss Hjort Graduates From Nursing School Miss Harriett Jean Hjort will graduate from the Riverside Hos- pital School of Nursing in Jack- sonville, Friday, invitations sent out announce. Miss Hjort is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hjort of 614 Dey street this city, and was a gradu- ate of Monroe County High School in 1934. Mrs. . Violet Sawyer, Hjort’s sister, will attend graduating ceremonies. In the graduating class with Miss. Hjort are Misses Ethylynd Mae Landers, Gertrude Carn, Dorothy Nell Jackson, Dorothy Augusta Smith and Gladys Staf- ford. Miss the To Key West Judge Cecil Watson, of the criminal court of record of Dade county, accompanied by Mrs. Watson, were visitors Saturday, and were delightfully entertained by Mrs. G. N. Goshorn and Mrs. A. E. Sharpley, whose guests they’ were while in the city. They enjoyed a pleasant ride over the city, visiting the points of interest, and during the ride Judge Watson, commenting on the bridges and the wonderful LARGEST TARPON Fought an Hour ; Took 300 eee Largest tarpon of the season, a 114-pound silver three- inch one, which “must have jump- ed 40 times”, according to suc- cessful fisherman A. R. Bruns of Davenport, Iowa, was landed Fri- day from Jakie Key's party launch, “Legion”. Mr. Bruns, Mrs. Bruns, and children, James, Genevieve, Hel- en and Paul, spent the winter at St. Petersburg trolling for silver kings. Not a one was caught. Just sharks. Then they moved on to Boca Grande on the west coast. Not a tarpon. Next they tried Miami, but still the prized silver king eluded their hooks. Finally they came to Key West and of all things, Mr. Brun not only got his tarpon but the larg- est one of the season, which in six-foot these waters is indeed a whop- . per! Excitement reigned when the big silver struck. On the opening dash it streaked off for more than 300 yards with the rod brake screaming all the way. There were but three turns of line left on the reel when Mr. Brun final ly halted its mad dash. Then fol lowed a fight in the dark waters which was indeed a struggle and at the end of which the Dave port Wholesale Seeds was “shaky and all in ed more than I have my whole life” Just before si tarpon were roll Man of War ha was hooked, but also kicked off changed and be © run in was just about this time when the big fellow took the trolled mullet bait. In the exci the prize the gion aground on a flat where shark was wallowing, ! Stranded, but it off and kept awe ing tarpon, w broken the around the launch Mr, Brun and family l sales! have a eee see POUNDER, LANDED FRIDAY NIGHT Social Calendar THURSDAY— | Rotary Luncheon. 12:15 P. M. | Faye Roberts, Anne Doughtry, | St. Paul’s Church Annex. Joan Knowles, Mildred Tift, Lar-| Concert, Key West Hospitality riette Roberts, Lillian Roberts, ' Band. 8 P. M. Bayview Clayton Pappy, Shirley Pappy,! Park. Buddy Banks, Joan Lord, Betty! Organization Meeting Lord, Rose Marie Stirrup, Frank ; West Lions Club. Sawyer, Jr., Nancy Sawyer. Betty ; La Concha Hotel. !Lou Cruz, Norma Watson, Jennie} Bingo Social Meeting, Junior Lee Hinds, Pete Walden, Ray- Woman's Club. 8 P. M. Club mond Bush, Jr., Billy Bush, Miramar. Paul Moore, Billy Warner. ft Bp Mrs. Eva Warner, Brs. Bernie pRrpay— | Pappy, Mrs. Ivan Watson, Mrs. | Annual Senior Class Play, “Girl Alice Roberts, Mrs. Raymond) “shy”. g P. M. High School Lord, Mrs. Nellie Dobargan 2S, Auditorium. Mrs. W. C. Banks, Miss Philys a Nichols, Mrs. Roy Fulford. of Key a2; M, SUNDAY— Concert, Key West Hospitality Band. 4 P.M. South Beach. =o Recital At | "| MONDAY— Harris School ‘Meeting, Boy’s Fellowship ea Club. 6:15 P. M. Fleming Street Methodist Church Par- sonage. afternoon | —~ Irma Allen, famous colored singer and entertainer, will ap-| pear in a recital at Harris School ' Auditorium tomorrow at 2:15 o'clock. Large crowd is expected to at- tend this musical treat sponsored by Harris School. PPOHSHOLSOVSSOSSCOSHSEOSES In October she sang in New York and was acclaimed a “Hit’.! William Lord, member of the New York vocalists and vocal, forces at the local custom house, teachers entertained her and en-, Who had been spending a vaca- couraged her to continue study-/ tion of several months, left yes- ing. Musical experts say that her | terday afternoon for Tampa to excellent voice will make a,Which unit he was transferred bright career for her on the con-| Several months ago. cert stage. PERSONAL MENTION Mrs. R. R. Ricketts and Miss Livinia Ricketts, who were ‘spending a vacation in Key West jduring the winter season, left on jthe Cuba yesterday for Tampa. First social metting at which} AO the Junior Woman’s Club will en-! p. G Howe, president of the tertain their gentlemen friends’ Piorida Motor Lines and R. H. will be held at Club Miramar 8 Griffith, superintendent of trans- oe nineday. | portation, were in the city yester- On the entertainment commit- |day looking after business in con- tee are Miss Alce Curry, Miss! nection with the establishing of Nancy Wilder, Mrs. Francis De-| 4 pus station and allied activities, laney and Miss Ophelia Lester. Bingo will be the principal di- version. Junior Woman’s Club To Entertain jand left late in the afternoon for | Miami. opportunities for improvement, Carl Rom, radio electrician with said that within the next 10 years the lighthouse department, left the catire area of the Keys will yesterday on the afternoon bus for )Fowey Rocks where improve- ey eed ments wlil be made in the signal system, and afterward will go to Egmont Key for work on _ the radio beacon. He expects to be absent for a week or 10 day OF SEASON, 114 cages Mrs. Clara Machin and” Mrs. Martha Machin were passengers | leaving on the early morning bus lyesterday for Miami and will ‘there take passage for Tampa, ‘for a visit with relatives. Yards of Line To Stop Fish | eee ee large and interesting collection of mounted fish and reptiles, which they have caught in Florida. The prize tarpon will be added to the collection and proudly taken back to Iowa, and exhibited among the | tall corn. ; Mr. and Mrs. Brun ‘dren were registered at a local hotel before they left yesterday, and their catch is the nd tarpon landed from the “Legion” this year, which Cap- tain Jakie says is the best any boat has done this year. John Cates, who was visiting with Mrs. Cates and the children in Miami for several days, turned this week. Sinton Solares was a on the morning bus going to Tampa for a visit with relatives and friends. and chil- Bernard Waite, Jr., and Marvin Griffin, who left Sunday morning accompanying Harry N. S. Jones to a hospital in the state, return- ed over the highway Monday. ‘ANSW ERS TO TEN Alex C. Jenks, TEST QUESTIONS Below are the answers to test questions printed on Page 2 eecvccoveccecosecs light keeper at MONROE THEATER | Geo. Sanders, Dolores del Rio ! HE LANCER spy! | —and— THE PERFECT SPECIMEN | Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- | tra, 15-20c; Night, 15-25¢ “FOR REPRESENTATIVE Wabash. n Henry Harrisor — His Majesty's Ship. Buoyane’ SKINNY GIRLS! Can often gain Gattering pounds and ew vitality by adding Yeast Vitamins and Irom (as contained in Vinel) to their diet. Start taking Vino! today and notice how skinny limbs and fat chest start to G1 out, how uzly angies @isappear. No matter what you have tried or how skinny you are, get Vinel. ORIENTAL PHARMACY BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME with Modern Tile Floor and Wainscot Cuban Tile. Resilient Tile. Marble Terrazzo. See— Overseas Tile Company 706 White Street BERNIE C. PAPY (For Reelect “Alaways Fighting For The Interest of Monroe County (Paid THE KEY WEST CITIZEN CANDIDATES FOR | TEACHER PENSIO CLASSROMM TEACHERS QUIZ SEVEN CANDIDATES LAST NIGHT ART CENTER ‘FEDERAL COURT (Continued from Page One) possible period of time enjoyed the esteem, the appreciation and the love of all those who eminently fitted to judge of its intrinsic merit, that particular work of art will probably con- jtain elements of perfection. . .” are WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1938. TO OPEN MONDAY Sete C. Rodney Gwynn, deputy clerk! _ creasing popularity the na- of the United States Court is in tion over for the Habana-Madrid receipt of information relative to Club in the lovely city of Key the o} ng of court on Monday | West. Walter Winchell, in a re-| morning, May DATES BACK TO 1848 Pueblo, Ohio.—A has been filed in the county court in this city to determine the heirs of a man who died in 1848. petition College ana graduate students under NYA program for 8 number 95,025. aided ‘said to mark the first active in- Long Buried Culture Key West has had a long buried Principal quizzing of candidates culture, Mr. Morgan ‘continued, for office by members of the because of its isolation from the Classroom Teachers’ Association, Test of the but give the an adjunct of the Florida Educa- people here a ch and the tional Association, last night at ‘raining, the love @ Hae e the High School Auditorium was tion of beautiful soon on the possible passage of a comes out, he : = teacher’s pension bill at the next aim of the local Center sion of the state legislature. educational, the Most of the candidates present, The plans contemp said that they endorsed the bill, showing of the best that they knew of the lack of exhibitions of pictures, regular salaries that school teach- or pottery and s ers in the state occasionally are contemporary hats faced with, and that they would Also national and local ex- fight for its passage. hibitions by art Question of the Murphy Bill groups, mus ums, art fou and the consequences of the lc clubs and schools. Fin of funds to the local school s tions of pu local’ i tem, under its setup, was brougt Free classes are planr up. The candidates were at a and adults, suppl difference on the point, and ed by ga talks and arranged brought arguments to weigh on lectures to cultivate taste and the relative advantages and disad- appreciation of ai vantages. Remodelling Plans The meeting Plans for thi Teme ling of th Art Center buildi leries which and h It is expected that Judge J. W. Holland will preside at the ses- sion. Others who will be in at- tendance: Edwin R. Williams, clerk; Harold S. Darby, chief clerk from the Jacksonville office and G George W. Pitchford, deputy clerk in charge at Miami It is planned to hold Memorial Exercises commemorating the late Judge Jefferson B. Browne. There also be conducted during the . the usual naturalization circulatir crafts, ulpture art- MARKOWITZ COMING TO CITY licants who intend making pplication for modernization from the Federal Housing stration, will be afforded f placing their ations tomorrow and_ Fri- day, with Nate Markowitz, who will be in Key West those days. Mr. Markowitz is the head of > firm of Markowitz and Res- ck, of Miami, and their adver- tisements in connection with im- proving a modernizing proper- ty with the aid of FHA loans, are a regularly in the col- umns of The Citizen. associations, d for ct ment- opportunity 0: ; applic night 1a last was g call for gal- dignified, n des terest school organizations have 1k shown for some time in political elections, which can materially effect school matters. . Candidates present were: For Walls will bi representative from this county, With white Venc Bernie Papy and T. S. Caro; Mel-/ Windows. vin Russell, for state senator; 70°" Cou Hastings Smith, Cleveland Niles, Mulberry William Monsalvatge and Carl 2nd pedestals Bervaldi, for county commission: ¢™trance lobby, TO CLOSE FRIDA Mrs. Eve Al: n Fuller Us a Li w simple ar and color, the galleries s iting for diffused slate blue hi at the will be ma- and he be a benches. earing counters n office, will ion green Haemophilia, the hereditary blood disease, occurs almost ex- clusively in males, but is trans- mitted by the females of a fam- ily. ‘oom in looking over possible locations for t Center in .the of nt Key West would ; ce for it. A Steer- d by repre- formed a Cen- an state en Florida thor LEARN TO DANCE Tap, Toe, Acrobatic, Ballet, Ball Room, Rhumba Learn to play your favorite instrument. Cecil Carbonell Studios bac > citizen: Absentee balloting will official- tral Committee, which comprises ; ly end at midnight Friday, April officials of city, county and serv 29. Information which was is- ice bodies. and at present spon- sued from the office of Judge soring the project, Mr. Mc Raymond Lord yesterday was said slightly in error, the closing hour being named as Thursday mid- night. Judge William V. Albury this’ the speaker concl morning said that the same ques- Ad tion had arisen some time ago, pointec and the time had been placed 24 | Central hours earlier than that officially the celeb fixed, which was a simple mis- opening of rseas Highway understanding, the same as that July 4 of yesterday. Guests Count of the ballots cast up to Townsend noon today were 73,and it is ex- Thompson. pected that the total absentee vote this year will not total many more than 100. 3esides providing Pepa! ANNOUNCING... PALMER’S ROOFING COMPANY L COMPOSITION ATE ROOFING BARRETTS ROOFING Estimates Cheerfully Given 1212 White St., Key West 15 N. E. 17 Terrace, Miami 16 Years In South F. DeSOTO HOTEL Sarasota Florida Vacation Land OPEN ALL YEAR EUROPEAN PLAN All Outside Rooms Quiet, Clean, Good Beds Free Parking ( $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 single + $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 double Center need in art, the be a strong attraction $s ap- tive to the sponsoring j the~formal were F Harold j club n and orid. Key West Scavenger Service FOR EXTRA SERVICE PHONE 123-J WILLIAM KNIGHT NO NAME LODGE; No Name Key Directly on Sand Beach Fishing and Charter Boats Carysfort lighthouse, left for the light yesterday after spending his quarterly vacation with his family at the home on Pine street | | i i | ' Dr. and Mr: P. Vaughan, || of Everglade nd Miss Alice | Davidson, were visitors in the | | | city today, and expressed them- | zs Hee selves as being delighted with pe acaeae in nea the ride over the highway. ; ee parkas | j Mr. Mrs. C. L. Craig, Owners reread ai —SALE ON— HAND-HOOKED RUGS Island Trading Post Gulf End of Duval St. Rates BENJAMIN LOPEZ FUNERAL HOME Serving Key West Half Century 24-Hour Ambulance Service Licensed Embalmer Phone 135 Night 6946-W | La Verne Apartments 336 So. Osprey Ave. Everything furnished for housekeeping. Moderate rates by week or month Old ROVEN rie, Roofs for new or old prop- that worth gles — h over 60 years e Proven R als — get SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING 7 & ENGINEERING CO. 2 Eki Si DWIGHT L. ROGERS ae The Man Who Freed Home From Taxes And Who Will Prove A Real Friend To Key West Your em STAVDARD FOR OVER GO YEARS cent writing, gave this “tropical | 1937 beauty spot a “highlight”, . sis oe comin dance | Balloon Night. On Saturdays a ance} Wheel Of Fortune will be the muse et ue et highspot. . .These features have es merits such Fecogni-' been added for more enjoyment # Hees zs on the part of patrons and to keep ro local and visiting guests of ‘continual round of fun, dancing ning cwell pentactay caine “| and entertainment holding forth you wish and spend what you See like—that’s the invitation of Key West's finest night club, ° | FOR REPR CLUB LA CONGA adil A new policy of entertainment has been announced at Frank Sa- | bini’s new Club La Conga. . .} Starting tomorrow night and con-| tinuing on each Thursday night, the Club will hold a Bank Night. On Tuesdays the feature will be RR aOR From and To Boston, New York, Miami Jacksonville, Galveston New Orleans and Beyond From Key West alternate Fridays From New York every Thursday From Boston every Saturday From Jacksonville, Miami and New Orleans every two weeks CLYDE-MALLORY Lunes | | EVERETT W. RUSSELL THE MAN To Represent The People! . . . C. E. SMITH, Agent Key West, Fla. IMPROVE Your PROPERTY as SISSEOLS. The Cost of Modernization; paid for by the month Paid for in 36 Months Per Mo. Paid for in 24 Months Per Mo. | $ 0.05 1G 14 19 23 28 33 37 42 46 92 38 1.84 Paid for in 12 Months Per Mo. For Improve- menis waertMuaon 1.28 $1.60 1.92 2.24 2.56 2.88 3.20 6.39 9.59 12.78 15.97 31.94 47.91 62.88 79.85 6.14 702 7.90 8.78 17.58 26.32 35.09 43.96 87.72 131.58 2.000 175.44 2.506 219.30 Suppose you need $375 for improvements. $375 is not listed here on the table. but you can find the amount per month needed to repay $300: the amount per month for $70: and for $5 over the same length of time. These three monthly figures total the monthly repayment { $375 worth of immedia: repair and improvement your property 3.68 4.13 4.59 9.18 13.77 18.36 22.95 4589 68.83 91.77 114.71 1.500 Amount of Modernization Paid for in % Months Per Month $ 9.59 2.24 16 37% | Mail this coupon to Markowitz and Hesnick ; Miami. 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