The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 3, 1938, Page 4

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Mise Alice Jane Lowe Weds ‘Oscar Ramirez On Sunday At 4:30 o'clock. Sunday after- Alter the ceremony a reception noon in the St. “Paul’s Episcopal | was held for the immediate fam- church, Miss Alice Jane owe, ily. and a few intimate friends at dayghter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry | the home of the bride's sister and L. Lowe, and Oscar Alvarez Ra- brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. mirez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ish- Bernard J. Cruz, on William mael Ramirez, were united in street. The home was beautiful- the Holy Bonds of Matrimony ly decorated with baskets of lilies with Father A. B. Dimmick of- and ferns. In the center of the ficiating.. ‘dining table surrounded by a At the appointed time and to wreath of stephanotis sat the the strains of the Wedding March, bride’s cake with a picture of a played by Charles Roberts, the bride and groom decorated there- bride entered on the arm of her on. The bride and groom left father, who gave her in marriage. shortly after the wedding for Mi- She was preceded by her at- ami for a short honeymoon trip. tendants, Miss Florence Dillion, Qut-of-town guests were Mr. maig_of honor, who wore flower- and Mrs. William A. Crosby of ed chiffon and carried an arm Tampa, sister and brother-in-law bouquet of pink radiance buds; of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mrs. Ralph Holt, who also wore W. Holt, of Fort Lauderdale, an- flowered chiffon and carried an| other sister and brother-in-law of arm, Houaues sof pink radiance | the; »bride; Mr. and Mrs. Harry buds, dg and Mrs. William’ Saun- The bride’si\gown was of white | % of Miami, cousins of the acetate crepe, cst hat and acces- oon to match. She carried an, arm*bouquet of lilies on maiden- Belle and Mrs. Holt, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Saunders left hair fern. Jast night over the highway for -groom’s attendant was Wil- their respective homes. Mr. and liam Cassidy and their suits were Mrs. Crosby will remain for a of white linen. longer visit. Make Plans F or P.-T- A- Council baghe on Meets Tomorrow .arrangements have been There will be a meeting of ue condiud a Monroe County Council o Pee ae Moths 0d P.-T.. A. held tomorrow after- Daughter's Luncheon to be given noon, beginning at 3 o'clock, at Satufday at 1 o'clock by the Key the High School. Mrs, Sebastian West Woman's Club at the rooms Cabrera, Jr., will preside. of the Public Library. This social event is annually given by the organization, on the Sattirday nearest Mother’s Day, andis ever a delightful and high- ly entertaining affair. Fr ti 1 Pi avis a A ‘arewell social meeting of year eee Mavala delighttully et. | under President Miss Nellie tertaining program has been at- [oyise Russell will be held at 5 ranged for the luncheon, which p, m. at the Public Library Thurs- willbe graced by the presence of day. Horirable Ruth Bryan Owén| Miss Russell requests a large at- Roba i awe tendance at the meeting. Appre- ¢ wie weil ie the principal ciation for the hearty cooperation spedker and guest. : and the many kindnesses of the . J. J.-Trevor, president of members of the Junior Woman's Seer omens Club, said that an'Club was expressed today by which will lend interest! Miss Russell. and attractiveness to the pro-| On the entertainment commit- , will be the installation of} tee for~ the afternoon are Miss elected officers of both Martha Carbonell] and Miss Ada jor and Junior Class. 'Rodrgiuez. pre Seccvecctoccoccsese ecco PERSONAL MENTION URES seeee Lowest Highest Rev. W. P. Eavenson of the last night last 24 hours 66 ' in attendance. Last Social Meeting ‘Under Present Head Tarbough Memorial Methodist Abilene church in Miami, was a visitor in| Apalachicola _ 66 82 Key. West during the past week- | Atlanta 64 88 ont Boston 48 72 Attorney Joseph Otto, who is —. se " assistant state attorney in Miami, “cree hed afrived over the highway Sunday Charleston 70 76 ev and is visiting with his Chicago _. 68 86 mother, Mrs. T. O. Otto, at the Corpus Christi 76 ea home, 534 Eaton street, Denyer 48 76 i Detioit 56 76 Jessie Goddard Broman, who oye City —. 58 be had been enjoying a delightful! y 38 8... vacation in Key West, and from pert 4 er whose pen came some appealing |£! Paso 58 a verses during her stay, left over G@lveston 74 78 the highway Monday morning for Hatteras 66 7” her home in Miami. | Havana a PA ie Helena 40 44 J. O. Hazard, representative of Huron 7 bad 78 the Texas Co., arrived yesterday J8cksonville . 70 bd for a visit to the Porter Dock Co., Kansas City .. 70 84 and left today with several Tas Woe . : friends for the offices in Miami. tics Aamolae 82 “ Keeper E. P. Johnson, of Som- copped . 84 brero Key light, who had been rae bq ped spending his vacation with his Noche P. ne me family, left today for his station. New Oilasos 68 82 New York 62 78 Oklahoma City .68 82 Pensacola .,...,72, 78 Phoenix 50 78 Pittsburgh 56 80 Habana-Madrid St. Louis _., 68 4 By special communication with. Salt Lake ews 38 & Ser a cA ya SAS geuieys broadcast by Tenuate Seat throaghoug tkeFe: digas & RA aa? na ‘ashington 58 84 Kl Key West and visiting Williston 42 54 interested in the future of Wytheville ES West, Monroe County, and: __ airs . = State of Florida. will find Key West's newest Latin-Ameri- e satisfaction during the hours of waiting “Dancing to the music of the orchestra in the city and yable entertainment to be without cover, minimum or charge—that's the of- of the Habana-Madrid, Key leading night club. can “night spot”, Frank Sabini's Club La Conga. Following the success of the “Wheel of Fortune” night last Saturday, patrons are looking forward to a headline evening tonight. High class en- tertainment is offered every night at La Conga and Cecil Carbonell’s Continental orchestra plays for dancing every night. No cover. admission or minimum charge is in effect at any time. Tonight is Balloon. Night All members are urged to be. | Social Cal Calendar TUESDAY— Meeting, Junior-Senior High School Parent-Teacher Asso- ciation. 7:30 P. M. School Auditorium. Stone Church Service Club Dinner + P. M._ Stone Church Annex. —O— | THURSDAY— Rotary Club Luncheon. 12:15 P.M. St. Paul’s Church An- nex. Meeting, Sea Scout Ship Three. 7:30 P. M. Knights of Pythias Hall. Regular Woman’s Club. Public Library. Concert, Key West Hospitality Meeting, Key West ates Ms Band. 8 P. M. Bayview Park. May Day Festival, Sponsored by P.-T. A. Units of City and Recreation Department. 4:30 P. M. Bayview Park. Last Social Meeting of Junior Woman’s Club under Presi- dent Miss Nellie Louise Rus- sell. 5 PM Public Li- brary. . Meeting, Local Lions Club. 7:30 P. M. Hotel La Concha. = FRIDAY— Meeting, Girl Scouts, Troop 1. 4 P. M. Home of Mrs. Eva Warner. Meeting, Boy Scouts, Troop 52. 7:30 P. M. Rear of Clinic. Junior-Senior Prom, Convent} of Mary Immaculate. 9:30 P. M. Country Club. SATURDAY— Annual Mothers and Daughters | Luncheon of Key West Wo- man’s Club. 1 P. M. Public Library. SUNDAY— Concert, Key West Hospitality Band. 4 P.M. South Beach. Mother’s Day Program, San Carlos Institute. 10 A. M. Palace Theatre. ‘REALTY DEALS RECORDED HERE, (Continued from Page One) Mary E. Woodruff of 866 Salem Avenue, Elizabeth, N. J. Kingman Curry sold two more lots on Big Pine Key, this time to Ray Baker Alexander. Matacumbe Realty Co.,_ Inc., sold to William Albury a lot on Plantation Key. Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy Veber sold a lot on Knight’s Key to Claude F. Lowe. Robert H. Givens, Sr., sold to Manuel Sanchez a lot on Big Pine Key. Tax Deeds were made out by the State of Florida to Isabel W. Roche, Eliot R. Curtis, Claude F. Lowe, Mary A. Lowe, Jessie L. Alley, Oscar Martinez, Jose Mor- eno, John B. and Ella Webb. FULLY RECOVERED Mrs. Joseph Mondul, who re- “\ cently underwent a tonsillotomy in a local hospital, wishes to ad- vise her many friends that she has thoroughly recovered from the effects of the operation, and will soon resume her activities. j) “APPRECIATION Editor, The Citizen At a special meeting of the Board of Commissioners of Overseas Road and Toll Bridge District held on April 11th, the members of the Board instruct- ed me to communicate with you and express to you their appreciation for the kindness and courtesy which you ex- tended to them and to the of- ficials of the district yourself and through your newspaper. The Key West Citizen, at the opening of the roadway and bridges of the District to traf fic on March 29th, 1938. They are deeply grateful to you for your help in making j this opening such a sucess ! and for the publicity you s | give to the District through ¢ press. The wide circulation of your paper will, of course, tend to bring this Highway to the attention of people far and wide and help in getting us the much needed revenue from which this Highway must pay | for itself. j Very sincerely yours. H OVERSEAS ROAD AND | TOLL BRIDGE DISTRICT | : | : i cae Se came ee cee SN Mary Jo McMahon. Secretary, Board of Commis- suoners. | } CLASSIFIED COLUMN | CO CCCCeRCo00CCCCCOCOCOCe PERSONAL OLD AT 40! GET PEP. New Ostrex Tonic Tab- orators and other stimulants. One dose starts new pep. Value $1.00. Special price 89c. Call. write Gardner’s Pharmacy. jan4-tue-thur-fri TRANSPORTATION ‘ROOM FOR ONE PASSENGER going to St. Petersburg next Tuesday, May 10. Mrs. Carey, 1401 United street, phone 592-R. may3 2tx MALE, INSTRUCTION AIR CONDITIONING ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION MALE, INSTRUCTION. Reliable men with fair education who are mechanically inclined and would like to better themselves. Must be willing to train spare time to learn planning, estimat- ing, installing and _ servicing work. Write giving age, pres- ent occupation, etc. © Utilities Inst., Box:.U,, The Citizen. , 2 .6re maay2-2tx oo - - i REDUCING « ee me ool 8 | WANT TO:REDUCE? Easy meth- od, at your home~and-~ con- venience. Reasonable ratess A “Pop” Allen, 1405 Petronia St., Phone 487-J. may 2-lwkx FLOWERS GLADIOLAS FOR MOTHER’S DAY. Leave orders. Archie Thompson, 1001 Eaton, Phone 879-J. 879-J. apr22-8tx REFRIGERATION EXPERT REPAIRING on Elec- tric Refrigeration. All work guaranteed. 1212 Varela street. apr20-Imo PLUMBING MONEY — Buy your plumbing, fixtures, soil pipe and fittings, galvanized pipe and fittings, range boilers and water pumps, at substantial savings! Write or visit our showroom. PEPPER’S PLUMB- ING SUPPLIES, 542 N. W. 11th St., Miami, Fla. apr8-lmo MISCELLANEOUS SAVE LONG DISTANCE MOVING— Padded, insured, licensed Vans. FLASH EXPRESS & STOR- AGE CO., 251 S. W. Ist St. Miami, Fla. mar29-tf£ REAL ESTATE : REAL ESTATE — Conservative, practical advice. 37 years’ ex- perience on Florida Keys. E. R. Lowe, Registered Broker. Tavernier, Florida. P. O..No. 21. mar12-tf FOR SALE CORNER LOT, 50x100 feet. Cor- ner 5th and Staple Avenue. Apply Box D, The Citizen. inov2-tf ear onnne str eau ttt roman Veda» ALL EQUIPMENT: of Paim Res- taurant, including neon sign, steam tald@,DgaSiMmmge, count-| ringw ers,- stools, tables, chairs, elec- tric fans, etc., for only $400.:Ap- ply at once;to Restaurant. may2-2tx ND SHEETS—500 for 50 Ariman Press, — may19-tf he OLD PAPERS FOR Three bundles for 5c. The Citi- zen Office. may19-tf HOUSES WE OFFER a Bonded, Insured Household Goods Moving Serv- ice to or from any State in the Union, Canada or Mexico. Our vans are of the finest Padded Vans in the country with ex- perienced men to handle your goods in and out of Key West A service that has never been offered to the public . For an estimate phone write LEONARD BROS befc Transfer and Storage Co. Agents Mayflower Transit Co. Phone 678 1401 Division Street apr26-tf FOR RENT FOR RI RENT— Large ai rooms at seaside,. bathing facilities. In- quire 407 South street apr25-tf THE MUNRO, 128 N. E 4th St MIAMI, FLORIDA, LOW SUM MER RATES. Hot water in every room. lets contain raw oyster invig-, | SALE— j mar2i-tf Furniture—New for Old Of course you have your well- loved pieces of furniture—the cherry bureau and the lovely wal- nut table—that you’ve had since you and George were married. But you probably have some well- hated pieces, too. The old book- case that’s threatened to fall down for many a moon... the chair that you have to yell “Be careful!” over...the old table that’s about as smooth as the | gravel in the driveway. You can’t get rid of ’em, so why not put in a little less effort than pure hate and fix ’’em up? Of course, no amount of enam- elling is going to keep the chair from falling down. But once you fix it (probably all it needs is a little glue), enamel’s going to make a new chair out of it. And what’s more you can make it any color you like. Start around now with a men- tal notebook. Stick out your tongue at every single piece you've heartily disliked for years and say with a sneer, “I know what’s going to happen to you!” Then, spread out newspapers in the basement. Get George to carry every stick down there. A few nails and a little glue judi- ciously used will make everything sturdy enough to hold your fat- test, Aun’ Nou’re ready to paint! efurn the chair upside down weccesccecoces AROUND MIAMI (By CONTRIBUTOR) The corner store on our street is never crowded and I wondered why. Because, across the stree' amanin a small “stand” h plenty of business. So I dropped in at the corner store. The pro- prietor was listening to the radio. He did not see me until I’d shuf- fled about a bit, then he seemed mildly attentive. He dug out twe bottles of ginger ale for me, made the wrong change. asked for nickle back which he had over- looked and handed me the bot- tles, unwrapped, to take out. In five minutes in his store I had learned why it was never crowd- ed. The man, like many other small store keepers, thought he was doing the public a favor by being there at all. But the stand across the street will grow. That man is anxious, wide-awake, on his toes for every customer. ‘éiaacouncehas ANSWERS TO T TEST QUESTIONS Below are the answers to test questions printed on Page 2 ee e eeceee 1. Bighorn. 2. As a maker of clocks. 3. Florida 4. Mrs. Anne Morrow Lind- bergh. 5. A total lack of reasoning powers. 6. New York City. 7. Cheyenne. 8. Naturalization. 9. 1929. 4 0. Humerus, | 1 .- Eases Vicious lich For itch tortured skin that needs acererting relief, use Imperial Lo- tion, Swiftly it eases the itching » rash, tet oi ‘orm, scabies, calp, et $, etc. 35c and $1. Money back not satisfied. Imperial Medicine . Desk 5, Houston, Tex. ; MONROE THEATER | Ronald Reagan—Mary Maguire | ] | | SERGEANT MURPHY | and j | | MUSIC FOR MADAME 10c: Orches- 15-25¢ ; Matinee: Balcony. tra, 15-20c; Night, [NO NAME LODGE} No Name Key ; i Directly on Sand Beach |! | Fishing and Charter Boats | | Cottages and Restaurant i | Phone No Name No. 1 i | Mr. Mrs. C. L. Craig, Owners j LA CONCHA HOTEL In the Center of the Business and Theater District EXCELLE F ANT Garage——Elevatcr_——Fireproof Key West's Only Year Around Hotel INDIA PRINTS and CANDLEWICK Island Trading Gulf Eed of Duval St. Old Post and paint it nethermost first. Then, right side up, the job is soon finished. Let it dry thor- oughly. Then paint in the trim on knobs and turns. But be sure the body color is dry first. A good quick-drying enamel will be hard enough to use in from four to six | hours. And just as you painted the underside of the chair first, paint the bottoms of bookcase shelves and tables before you paint the tops. You can do a whale of a lot of redecorating in no time and with- out putting out enough to dent the family budget... and you'll find that those old pieces are now among the shining and new and well-loved. Peecsceecosonseceee "TRANSPORTATION Ceecoesnervanesaresecees Steamer Comes To Port Steamship Derbyline, of the TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1938. THE WEATHER ies eastward into the Mississippi Temperaiure” Highest _— 84 valley and western Lake region. Sreetien : vk Light to moderate rain has oc- Wianal Mees $ 7g curred during the last 24 hours Rainfall* in portions of the eastern Lake Yesterday’s Precipitation 0 Ins region, Plains and Plateau States, and there has been light rain qn the north Pacific coast. Temperatures have risen from th southern Lake region and Ohio >) Valley eastward over the Middle Atlantic States, and are unsea- Normal Precipitation .06 Ins. Tomorrow's Almanac recora covers 24-1 at S ovclock th’ Moon rises -' sonably high over much of the Moon sets _11:41 Pp. M-/ eastern portion of the country; Tomorrow s Tides zt while elsewhere readings are a A = ee ni generally normal. igh - = ee G. S. RENNEDY, Low 5:45 7:38 ~ hs Official in Charge Barometer reading at 8 a. m.: peewee Meee ASS Sea level, 30.07. | Subscribe to The Citizen—20e | weekly, WEATHER FORECAST Wednesday) |! Don't Telephone . Fair | WIRE—FREE! usht ED. BERLINER PLUMBER — 1016 Division Street — (Till 7:30 p. m., Key West and Vicinity: tonight and Wednesday; | variable winds. | | | Florida: Fair tonight and Wed- nesday. Jacksonville and East Gu Light v: winds, and fair weather and Wednesday. to Florida Str Scare | : 1 ee tonight CHARTER BOAT WEATHER CONDITIONS FISHING ssure continues moderately —AT— high o middle and, northern Ri A AU L’ S Cc L v B Pacific coast districts, and over the southeastern portion of the saath dS a y with relatively high FOR RESERVATIONS extending, northward over eastern Canada; while the CALL AT, CLUS western low pressure area, of On Roosevelt Boulevard only moderate intensity _ this morning, extends from the Rock- Te Company, arrived in port ! yesterday about noon, and inthe | MR. AND MRS. L. S. GRUBER afternoon discharged 24,000 bar- i Formerly of Cleveland, Ohio rels of fuel oil in the company’s } _ " aike abine Fades Deer Cor | / Announce The Purchase And ee | Resident Managership Steamer Due Today | of the— Steamship St. Mary, of the | es Standard Fruit and Steamship j TEL Frontera, Mexico, is due to arrive | at the dock today for supplies | Complete Renovation Program Now Under Way and fuel oil. | 917 FLEMING STREET PHONE 9104 i Steamer Comes To Port { — Steamship Atlantida, of the andard Fruit and Steamship Company, arrived this morning 8 o'clock at the main pier of the Porter Dock company, for a sup- ply of fuel oil. The ve Mexico, after taking 30,696 gal- lons of oil. There are seven pas- sengers on the vessel enjoying the summer cruise to Mexico. Steamer Brings Oil Tanker Derbyline, of the Texas Company, which arrived yester- y, began pumping at 12:40 and 1:30 p. m. concluded, having tanks of the at discharged into the company 24,000 barrels of oil. e PALACE Bob Livingston — Rosalind Keith ARSON GANG BUSTERS —and— COMEDY — SHORTS PRIZE NIGHT mys aps LEARN TO DANCE Tap, Toe, Acrobatic, Ballet. Ball Room, Rhumba Learn to play your favorite instrument. Cecil Carbonell Studios | | | | | Page Bldg. BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME «With Modern Tile Floor and Wainscot In Bath, Kitchen, Porch Sanitary, Decorative, Colorful Cuban Tile. Resilient Tile. Marble Terrazzo. See— Overseas Tile Company 706 White Street Key West Scavenger | Service | ee | | i FOR EXTRA SERVICE PHONE 123-J WILLIAM KNIGHT sorTH FLOMIDA Cont. and King. Co. 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