The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 22, 1938, Page 6

PAGE SIX TWO PROJECTS ANNOUNCED AT LIONS MEETING ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRA- TION IS ONE OF TWO TAK- UP AT SESSION THURS- DAY EVENING {By CLUB REPORTER) Two important projects were announced at the regular weekly meeting of Key West Lions club held Thursday evening, October 20, at Stone Church Annex, two projects that bid fair to prove of interest to Key Westers and tourists. Lion president H. E. Day presided. First project is the benefit performance to be held at the Palace Theatre on Sunday and Monday, October 30 and 31. This show, “Down In ‘Arkansaw’”, will be under club sponsorship: for the two days and proceeds CUBAN MINISTER TO SPAIN SPEAKS BEFORE ROTARY Is IN KEY WEST RECUPERAT- ING; NATIONAL DIFFER- ENCES SAID DUE TO IGNOR- ANCE 1 In a talk before the Rotary Club Thursday arternoon Dr. Ra-} fael Gutierrez Alcaide, minister | to Madrid from Cuba, who is re- cuperating in Key West’s famed climate, said that he was thank- | ful to be in a country where there was an atmosphere of peace. Mr. Alcaide was introduced by Sebastian Cabrera, who was in charge of the program. Also in- troduced were Cuban Consul Ber- ardo Rodriguez Valdez and vice- consul Jose G. Perez, who re- sponded with short talks. Aquilino Lopez, also on the pro- THE KEY WEST CITIZEN THE ISLAND CITY | With the Clubs SERVICE CLUB isays he wouldn’t want to make a| Perhaps the most concerted and | building too gaudy. | comprehnsive listing of the vice} Sree | of Key West ever given was ten-| LIONS CLUB | dered by City Councilman WILL} Roars of laughter—and more, DOUGHTRY in a talk before the |T0ars of laughter—at the clever | Service Club. This quartet of | show staged by Mohlka Reich) the club is not so religious, it|and her essistant, Mrs. N. Wray | 4 MELTZER COMPANY] GIVEN CONTRACT WORK RELATIVE TO AIR CONDITIONING AT LA CONCHA HOTEL La Concha Hotel Corporation, | which is at the present time mak- | seems. hymn instead of the usual old fav- | orite, only once did it click when | a “soft and sweet” tone was! struck for a few seconds. J. P.| TONETTI, visitor, was intrigued by table discussion on Key West - needs, and volunteered informa- Attempting to execute a - . .The aside remarks made by ing repairs and rebuilding a por-} nan eget wat bibs her Mario- | tion of the hostelry at the corner | igebcoogen > esa were well! ¢ Fleming and Duval streets, timed. . .The troupe can be club ; ad guests any time they desire, ac- Agee Prag gp arama reer corte te Sa GTUS (Of pinion Fortunate bidder for the work | as ver~ | was the Meltzer Motor Co., which ; time again as TAMER and TAIL 25 in competition with other | tion himself. Mr. TONETTI was| TWISTER. . .and financier MAR- | connected with the Cape Cod Im- TIN had things to say about the provement Association, which) 284in lost cash register” and) was faced with similar problems the Jow fine fund collected. . .it to those of Key West. The meet- beats all how that gag keeps on, nationally known concerns. An important factor of the award of the contract was the fact that the successful company is now installing the air conditioning ;meets in Miami ing bloomed with a hefty pro- gram, many visitors, resolutions Started proceedings by spilling’ building in Miami. and good fellowship. Congratu- ; lations program chairman WILL DOUGHTRY, membership chair- . . Lion president (of all people) | plant in the Alfred I. Du Pont his glass of iced tea. What’ were you nervous about—Lion DAY? . . New member Lion SANCHEZ | gram, told of efforts of Rotary International to bring the differ- ent races in closer harmony and will go into the fund to defray’ expenses of honor students n+ Agriculture school at the State man Dr. WM. P. KEMP, recrea- | W@5 late—and got properly repri- tion chairman THEODORE ™anded by Lion JOE. . .Lion AL- KLEBSATTLE, and _ president LEN announce@ that the Attend- ' ALLAN HAMPTON. - New song 22° Committee would install a University. All Lions clubs of District 35 (Florida) contribute to a general fund to be loaned’ to worthy students as_ scholar- ships in agriculture. A giant Armistice Day celebra: .tion.is planned as the second ‘project of the club of interest to! this city. Plans are not com- plete, though something in the’ nature of a big fish-fry and coun- try dance is hinted by special committee-chairman, Joe Mon- dul... Residents are ed to stand by for full details next week. “Miss Mohlika Reich and Mrs. N.' Wray of the Miami office, Federal Theatre Project, were gusets of tlie club and presented a highly interesting demonstration of the aft of Marionettes to the club. Miss Reich and assistants were present in this city for perform- ances at local schools. “Other matters brought before’ the club included a_near-fture zone meeting to! be held at Coral Gables; the beginning of Blind Work and Sight Conservation by the committee headed by Lion Sidney Einhorn; the report of Reich and Miss Nellie Wray of quoted Gravesend, England, Ro- tary Club where an effort to study and understand French people and their customs was be- ing made. In Calcutta, India, Rotary Clubs moslem and Christian In Calcutta, Indian Rotary clubs Moslem and Christian, sit together, a great mark of toler- ance. Youth corps of other Euro- pean countries regularly invite youths of other nations. “Most of the high tension between races comes from ignorance”, Mr. Lo- pez said. _ Cabrera ended the program in mentioning the successful culmin- ation of the Gran Chaco dispute in which Rotary opinion was re- sponsible for the first efforts to- ward a mediation. “A marionette talk and exhibi- tion was given by Miss Molkaj the Miami Federal Theatre. Guests present were: Virgil L. Lockrow, Birmingham, Mich.; M. J. Horre, Key West; Miss Molka ‘Reich and Miss Nellie Wray, Mi- ami; Cuban Consul Berardo Rod- riguez Valdes and Vice Consul Jose C. Perez and Dr. R. G. Ab slips. were passed out. New member of the club is GUY C.' CARLETON. The song slips fea- turd the printing of the words of the circle of friendship song which few of the members knew | before: A much heartier circle! song was the result. Dr. KEMP did nobly in reading the club’s preamble: the past readers have misspelled and stumbled over words so much that the club was getting to think those words of John Wesley in good old English had gotten slangy. CHARLES | KETCHUM, JR., made a' trip up-) state and was not allowed to geti away until he had delivered a full report on same, including the girls he met. ROTARY CLUB District Governor GARLAND POWELL of Gainesville and di- | rector of the Radio Station WRUF will be the guest of honor at the next meeting of the club. BILL BATES, the club’s oldest | member, received a warm wel- come with several cold _blasts,! two at least. BILL DEMERITT, who also received a welcome pick-up service for these two; classes of absentees—sick and “just no excuse”. .Lion PRITCHARD’S ambulance would be used in the first instance— the city “BLACK MARIA” in the second. . .The club would wel- come information as to how far the LIOR ROAR reaches out in-| to the back streets of Key West. | Some say three blocks—others, six or seven. . How about resi-| dents in the vicinity of Division and White?. . .Can you hear the!. ROAR out there, or should we put on more steam for yout benefit?. ..ROARS of Good Cheer | and Defiance against anything’ or | anybody who stang in the way of | PROGRESS FOR KEY WEST! EGG WITHIN EGG PHILADELPHIA — When Mrs. Henry Slear of this city broke the shell of a perfectly formed | egg, she found inside another tiny egg, also perfectly formed. | OLD PARROT DIES KERVILLE, Texas—A parrot that spoke English and Spanish, Lion president Day on the Dis- trict meeting held in Lake Wales on Sunday, October 16. In line with past publicity, the matter -caide. EXPECT LARGE CROP coming back from a lighthouse ‘and survived the San Francisco inspection trip, said he wasn’t earthquake and fire of 1906, died glad to be away on a trip as BILL recently in this city at the age of of the Everglades National Park} sponsorship by state Lions club was topic number one at the Dis- trict meeting. Of interest to the Key West club was the assertion made that all objections raised locally would meet with proper consideration and steps taken to cortett certain serious oversights now existing. 5 New member, Lion Dr. Jose C. Santhez, was welcomed to the _At a directors’ meeting held regular meeting, the club voted to investigate the sponsor- ship of a basketball team in the league this winter. A new bul- letin, © very properly _ labelled |. “Conch Chowder”, will greet all]. members weekly as result of ac- tion taken by directors. Guests of the club, besides Rich and Mrs. Wray, were Rudolph Wagner, Rabbi Ben and J. R. Fleitas. 2 - oe SOSeeecocescesesocesceses F. M. Lippert, of Roanoke, Va., who was visiting in the city for several days, accompanied by J. L. McLaughlin, left over . the oe ga Thursday afternoon for John H. Hargress, representing @ well-known corporation, which handles bar fixtures and acces- sories, who was in Key West yesterday visiting places of busi- ness, left yesterday morning over the highway for Miami. Mrs. F. L. McConnell left yes- terday over the highway for a few days’ visit in Miami and sur- rounding points. Louis Godinet, Celido Vaides| and John Valdez who were Miami on a short vacation re- turned last night to the city. Lieutenant Fort Callahan, U. S.N: officer in charge at the naval station, who had been on an ‘inspection trip to units of the naval reserve, and was accom- panied by Mrs. Callahan, re- turned over the highway last eve- ning from Jupiter, Fla. Mrs. W. D. Wilder, Captain Wilder of the Wrecking ‘Tug Warbler, who had been spending the summer at | the family home in Norfolk, Va., ar- rived yesterday by bus. Captain and Mrs. Wilder are making their home at the corner of HOUSTON, Texas—The largest citrus crop in the history of the ‘lower Rio Grande valley is in asta | pl pone terday afternoon for Tampa and | will return the early part of next’! week. BATES seemed to be in enthus-j iastically telling where he hadi been. DEMERITT said he would, rather be in jail in Key West than free anywhere else. Now just examine that statement and a bit more humor will come out, than at first glance. Secondly,! BATES said he had trouble find- Clerk Ross C. Sawyer, of the Cireuit Court, Eleventh Judicial Circuit, left yesterday over the, highway for a business visit to’ jacksonville. © Miss Mary Falk, of the labor idivision of the WPA, left yester- | lay afternoon for a visit in Mi-| ing the Miami Beach Rotary Club so didn’t go, and Miss MOLKA REICH, marionette taecher, who is from Miami Beach, jumped to her feet and threatened to in- form the Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce. Miss Reich said that the Business and Profesgion , Woman’s Club had a_bolshevik among them but she wasn’t near as cute as BILL DEMERITT, who heads the Key West Rotary table. | BEN TREVOR got out an attend- in Miami,’ left for the light yesterday, and the relief keeper, John T. Rob-: efts, was expected to arrive here at once. Misses Louisa and Victoria Pastorini and Mrs. Ray Messe- nelle, sisters of Arthur Pastorini, are in Key West for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Pastorini. | Misses Eleanor Greiner, Helen | Caldwell and Telen Dickelman, | who had been enjoying a vaca-| tion in Havana and returned on/| the Cuba yesterday afternoon, | left this morning on the early} bus for Miami where they will) visit briefly and then returned to their homes in Toledo, Ohio. Mrs. Mary Garing left on the; Florida Motor Lines bus this; morning for Miami where she will visit her brother, J. N. Weatherford, who is ill. Wm. Vassie, machinist in the! lighthouse department, left this) morning on the early bus for aj; weekend visit in Miami. | Oliver Haskins, engineer with! th jto the Ferty Palma which plies; ‘between Ft. Lauderdale and Ha-! vana, is visiting in Key West! with Mrs. Haskins, and will re-} ;main until Monday. { sac man os j wife of Simonton and Southard streets. § ence of 91.91%. Latecomers: Mayor WILLARD ALBURY and | EDDIE STRUNK. Newlywed BILL FRIPP was not present and that after summoning up nefve enough to appear for the first meeting following his marriage. What celebration? Lt. NED Mc- CARTHY innocently asked con- cerning a proposed pageant this winter, Contractor HORRE and} Telephone Man OVERLIN were in a discussion over whether to trim or not to trim a building loudly. HORRE says colors im- prove the tropics. OVERLIN oe | Division Street School P.T.A. HALLOWE’EN PARTY Monday Afternoon, 4 o’Clock (OR Y———_ Admission 5c—entitles child to games, parade, etc. Cakes, Candy, Soda on sale Prizes for Contests ee SPECIALS STEWING HENS, Ib 28 TWO BROILERS $1. TWO ROASTERS $1.74 CUT UP FRYERS—Buy The 7S 3c 70c 40 3Se 60c YES, we have plenty of FRESH FLORIDA EGGS Key West Poultry & Egg Corner Division and Varela Streets Phone 113 Quick Delivery 41. Besa Joe Pearlman’s Inc. “The Store of Quality” | BUY YOUR SHOES | FROM THIS STORE | Where the selection is al- J ways LARG! the QUALITY always DE- PENDABLE ... the price always REASONABLE. One of the largest assortments of WOMEN’S and GROW- ING MISSES’ SHOES in all the leading colors and leathers, at only 1.98 (See our windows) Other SHOES in the season's newest styles and leathers at $2.50 to $5.00 REMEMBER — BIG. BOYS‘ SHOES, sizes 242 to 642, pair $1.98, $2.50, $3.00 Also, BIG BOYS’ .3-Piece LONG PANTS SUITS, sizes 8 to 17, at $6.95 up SHIRTS, BLOUSES and PANTS, at 50c up See the new BOYS’ JACKETS and PANTS to match, something new for boys. OUR READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT ALWAYS CATERING TO THE MODERN DRESSER! We have assembled an un- usually attractive showing of DRESSES HATS TOPPERS MANISH TAILORED SUITS TOPPER SUITS COATS and LONG COAT SUITS that merit your inspection. Come in today and select your Fall Outfit. vantage P: posit will hold your garment. SPECIALS —for— SATURDAY and MONDAY New Silk and Shantung Blouses New Silk Skirts G. F. Widmyet, PWA project’ engineer, left on the Cuba yes-. Meltzer Motor Co., with activi- ties in Key West as well as Mi-; ami, are also distributors for Frigidaire in South Florida. At The Stores RAMONIN’S RESTAURANT After being closed for several weeks, Ramonin’s Restaurant re- opened today. Special chicken dinner is being served for this occasion. TO SQUELCH ECHOES CHICAGO—The city council authorized expenditure of $4,330 to chase the echoes out of the navy pier auditorium. The money goes for acoustical equipment. WANTS DIVORCE AT 88 LONDON—After 60 years of marriage, Sir Frank Athelstance Swettenham, 88. of this city, is seeking a divorce. PALACE Movita Carroll—John Carroll in ROSE OF THE RIO GRANDE —also— COMEDY and NEWS Chas. Aronovitz DEPARTMENT STORE A complete selection of the latest WEARING APPAREL for the entire family READY-TO-WEAR Select your Fall Wardrobe from our larae assortment AT POPULAR PRICES. LADIES’ DRESSES Afternoon Dresses Evening Dresses for formal or informal occasions LADIES’ COATS Long or Short TOPPERS COAT SUITS SWAGGER SUITS MANNISH STYLED COAT SUITS SWEATERS BLOUSES HALF-SIZE DRESSES in YOUTHFUL STYLES and shades for the larger women CHILDREN’S DRESSES and COATS Nationally known brands at No extra cost KNITTED SWEATER SETS A TWIRL OF THE GLOBE SeeecececoelLeseseseeeese Sunday National Wage and Hour law} goes into effect guaranteeing 25 cents minimum an hour and a 44) hour week to workers. | Key West vs Booster Club and | Trojans vs Smith Poultry in Mon- roe County Baseball League} doubleheader starting at 1:15 p.| m. Navy Field. { Monday Key West Convent of Mary Im- maculate celebrates 70th anni- versary of founding of school for girls. Florida Racing Commission to determine race dates for Santa Rosa and Dade counties. Tuesday Florida Supreme Court will} decide if Miami City Clerk Kelly | could be ousted by Miami City} Commissioners who discharged | - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1938 BUT FEW PERSONS KNOW SANDUSKY, O.—Elmer Frank, director of a .choral society in this city, made a survey, which, he says, proves that -only three persons in a hundred know the | second verse of the Star Spangled Banner. band will be on hand to furnish! music for dancing. SLOPPY JOE'S | There ‘will be big things going | on at Sloppy Joe’s Bar tonight. | Floor show including many new| numbers and exhibitions will be} put on for the benefit of those attending. Sloppy Joe’s Cotton Pickers, HEAR THESE SERMONS —in— Plenty of swing music by| DONE BY BALLOT GREENBELT, Md.—This fed- ‘eral cooperative community, which does everything by ballot, is decidedly against allowing any- body to solicit business in the homes of the city, except the man | who runs the ice cream wagon. Subscribe to The. Citizen—20c weekly. MONROE THEATER Erroll Flynn—Claude Rains Olivia de Havilland in Hl ROBIN HOOD Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night, 15-25¢ WHY BE SICK? ° CHIROPRACTIC... First Baptist Church SUNDAY ll_A. M, “THE AGELESS STORY.” at the safe way to re- move the cause of disease. Kelly in the face of a storm of! | criticism. , Lense M. “THE TEN COM- pes! MANDMENTS AND TEACHINGS OF JESUS.” Dr. A. M. Morgan 512 Simonton St. Ladd eee a yA ENTERTAINMENT | ececcccercencosccccccece | RAUL’S CLUB | Floor show will be featured at Raul’s Club tonight and includes | a lively program of local enter- tainment. John Pritchard’s dance orches- | tra will furnish the latest music for dancing. | PENA‘'S GARDEN OF ROSES | Pena’s famous “jam __ sessions” | are attracting large crowds each | Saturday night as they provide | plenty of fun for all attending. Gould Curry and his 7-piece ("SIESTA | 5 To 8 P. M. and 10 Till ? Daily CAYO HUESO CLUB Jefferson Hotel featuring JIMMY THOMAS The warbeling mixologist MARY LINDSAY | | | | | —Everybody Welcome— ‘wot We Extend An Invitation--- To alt to come in and see our FLOWERS and NOVELTIES We arrange very beautiful FLORAL PIECES from $2.00 up Very special attention given to THE FAMILY PIECES Let us talk to you about our BRIDAL and PARTY BOUQUETS These are very reasonably priced, too KEY WEST FLORIST 616 Duval Street Phone 528 What Would Key West Be Without A Business District? The Sweet Swingster and OUR HAPPY TRIO HOLTSBERG'S Dollar Sale Monday a SG New Towel Sets, in boxes $1.00 Hand Painted Table 00 Cloths $1. 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