The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 18, 1938, Page 4

PAGE FOUR CURRY HARRIS | ~ GAVE ADDRESS AT ROTE MEET THREE GUESTS ATTEND REG- | ULAR LUNCHEON WHICH WAS HELD YESTERDAY AT PARISH HALL Next Thursday, which will be Thanksgiving Day, there will be no meeting of the Rotary Club. | This announcement was made at the regular meeting which was held at the regular hour yester- day in the Parish hall of St. Paul’s Episcopal church. Members declare the meeting to have been one of the outstand- ing gatherings of the year, which was particularly emphasized by the wonderful talk on Rotary, its Principles and Ideals, which was given by Rotarian W. Curry Harris. Mr. Harris began his talk by saying that “all Rotarians, in- cluding the youngest neophyte among us, know, or should know that the basic underlying prin- ciple of Rotary Clubs throughout the world is service, in its differ- ent forms. Perhaps Paul Harris, when he founded Rotary, had in mind only one subject, the mutual benefit to be gleaned by each Ro- tarian from a better understand ing of the vocational problems of his fellow Rotarians. “Such indeed does seem to be the case I feel convinced that he had no conception of the magni- tude to which the seed germinated ‘ and fostered by him would grow. In addition to vocational serv- ice there are now three other and well defined lines of service governing each Rotary Club throughout the world, and by which each Rotarian, if he is a real Rotarian, should be gov- erned.” The speaker then began a brief , of the several services | to which Rotarians are pledged and said that “A study of the four classifications of Rotary service readily convinces us that! the objects of our organization are highly idealistic.” Mr. Harris then gave a recapi- tulation of activities which have taken place in Key West and Monroe county, touching on the) many things which have been in- dicative of an advancement which | city and expressed themselves as! has been greater than was an-j|having thoroughly enjoyed their) ticipated and concluded this part of the talk by saying: “I therefore think that you will| agree with me when I make the Porch, secretary; O. B, Parker, |!" Libya. statement that the future of Key J. M. Whitehurst, Mrs. Bertha M. | West, if it has a future, is as a Elliott, Mrs. O. B. Parker, Mrs. J.' <i __/_.yeeemer,. | Slum Clearance Project In Hawaii PACIFIC PARADISE has slums, Charles J. Pietsch (left) of the signed a contract with Administrator Nathan Straus for Hawaiian slum clearance projects totalling more than a million dollars. Sodilities To Meet Tonight Members of the Soiality of st.|° Mary’s Star of the sea Catholic church are to meet tonight at the hall to make reports on matters pertaining to the dance to be held tomorrow night. Officers of the Sodality this morning said that it urgently re- quested that members attend the meeting tonight as there are a number of vital things to be discussed. Javcees: To Meet This Evening There will be a dinner-meeting of the Junior Chamber of Com- merce held this evening, begin-~ ning at 6:30 o’clock, at the Stone‘ Church Annex on Eaton street. All members are requested to be in attendance. Y. Roland Adams Entertains Guests A party. of members compris- ing-the Milk Control Board arriv- ed in Key West yesterday and were entertained at a luncheon given by J. Roland Adams, local milk dealer. At the conclusion of the luncheon, they were taken for a sight-seeing ride over the stay in the Island City. In the party were Mrs. J. D. Alderman, chairman; Mrs. Ruby tourist town. A number of years M. Whitehurst and Mr. Porch. ago, when Key West was a rel- They left in the evening enroute atively difficult place to reach, home. the occasional visitor who came ‘amongst us had to be pretty im- pressed with Key West and its desirability before he actually saw it, for he was forced to un- dergo the rigors of a. tiresome ferry trip and a monotonous ride. It is little wonder then that to him the quaintness of the un- ADDITION TO BEAUTY SALON Charles Wright of Orlando, painted shacks and dirty streets Chicago and New York, expert presented an inspiring picture. hair Particularly under the F.E.R.A.| With the Thom: now connected sin Miller Beauty stylist, is lack of paint on buildings was Salon in Overseas Hotel. regarded as a thing of beauty Mrs. Miller even if it did constitute a men Plans for the opening of a new ace to the preservation of the beauty shoppe in the La Concha buildings themselves. The situa-| Hote! which will be ready about tion today presents an entirely January 1. different aspect. “Again I must reiterate that there can be no true controversy concerned. There is one question ‘we must ask ourselves. ‘Is this a matter political’? if the answer is spirit and a yes, then we as a Rotary Club! temperament. have no business entering into it. become avaricious and @ceccccoovvescevecsseces Today’s Horoscop where community betterment is | Today gives an adventurous highly emotional The nature may cunning, If the answer is no, then we are| quick to see anything that will laggard in our duty if we fail to| be to its own Let| rather slow to adapt itself to so- us see if there are not more com- cial habits of life. give it our full cooperation. advantage, but Try to avoid munity projects in which we can/| selfishness and contention. enter”. Guests at the meeting and luncheon were: O. B. Parker, visiting Rotarian from Home- Stead; Rabbi Ben Miller, of B'nai Zion Synagogue, Key West; A. Thomas, e hiner the lighthouse service of Washing- ton. ANSWERS TO TEN TEST QUESTIONS Below are the answers to test questions printed on Page 2 Dominion of Canada. Anosmia. “Mercury”. Yes. Port Said. Minnows. Madam Chairman, or Madam President. & Herpetology. 9 Not without amending the Constitution. 10. Atheism. 7. Ri Doctor: I don’t like to bring this up, but that check you gave me came back. Patient: 1 don’t like to men- tion this either, but so did my Sout.—Wall Street Journal relieves COLDS first day, Headaches and Fever due to Colds, in 30 minutes m—a Wonderful ment is now making! admits Chairman Hawaii housing authority, as he i | SOHHHHHHS IS TSSESESSSCOSEe PERSONAL MENTION | Franklni E. Albert, project | planner of the WPA in Key West, | who was called to Miami on im- portant business in connection | with matters in this area, return- ed to the city late yesterday fat- ernoon. Wm. V. Littie, official inj charge of ‘the office in Key West; lof the National Reemployment | Agency, who was in. Miami for a! ‘few days for a conference with |other officials, returned yester- | day and is at his office today. Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Mahoney, of | . Springfield, Mass., who are on their honeymoon, and Mr. and! { Mrs. Charles H. Williams, of Mi- ami, are spending the day in Key ; West. Mr. Williams is a member ,of the Miami Fire Department. | They are being shown around by ‘Fire Chief Harry M. Baker. J. Almony, chief supervisor | with the Florida Beverage De- partment, who was in the city esterday for a consultation with Supervisor George Gomez re- garding general beverage condi- tions in this area, left over the highway this morning for Miami enroute to Tallahassee: Eighteen thousand leave Italy in four-year plan to settle 80,000 persons on fully equipped farms By Reputation! —the leading Grocery and Meat Market in Key West—dispensing Top Quality Merchandise We are as near to you as your telephone PHONES... AT aw 67 —o— ARCHER’S GROCERY “The Store That Serves You Best” —FREE DELIVERY— 814 Fleming St. Thanksgiving Turkey Large shipment for Monday Delivery PLACE ORDERS EARLY Complete line of TENNESSEE REDS and ROCKS Springers, Roasters and Heavy Hens CUT UP FRYERS—Buy The Pieces You Like Liver, ib Bony Pieces. tb Breasts, Ib 7S¢ YES, we have plenty of Gizzards. tb FRESH FLA. EGGS KEY WEST POULTRY & EGG CO. Corner Division and Varela Streets PHONE 113 QUICK DELIVERY | oi RR tama cat emote — {THE KEY WEST CITIZEN BERMUDA MARKET If poultry purchased at Ber- muda Market is not tender and good flavored, the management | will refund money. This week the Bermuda has received a large sipment of fryers, hens and soft-bone roasters, Bermuda will receive on Mon- day a nice line of turkeys for Thanksgiving and asks customers to place orders early to insure delivery. POULTRY Key West Poultry & Egg Com- pany will be in the position to supply every home in the city with Thanksgiving turkey on ceive a large shipment. POTATO CHIPS Vita-sealed potato chips, made in Key West, can be furnished in any quantity by J. P. McDer- mott, 1103 Fleming street. These chips are greaseless and guaranteed fresh. They are sold in bulk or can be purchased at grocery stores in packages. MONROE MARKET Read today’s advertisement for a few of the many specials in ef- fect at Monroe Market, 410 Flem- ing street, tomorrow. EINHORN’S GROCERY Big bargains on groceries are featured today in an advertise- ment for Einhorn’s Grocery, cor- ner Olivia and Duval streets. Sizeable savings can be made by reading this advertisement and ordering this week end or any day next week when prices are in effect. BROADWAY MARKET Attractive prices, fresh mer- chandise and courteous service are three things which have built up the large volume of business for Broadway Market, corner of Duval and Angela streets. Large advertisement in today’s paper is filled with bargains on | | At The Stores} | Monday when this firm will re- | meats, groceries, fruits and vege- tables. Tom Keene in GLORY TRAIL COMEDY and SERIAL Peereccccsccccccccncceen|| BENJAMIN LOPE, FUNERAL HOME Established 1885 Licensed Funeral Directors and Embalmers 24 Hour Ambulance Service : Phone 135 Einhorn’s Grocery Special Thanksgiving Sale PRICES IN EFFECT SATURDAY AND ALL OF NEXT WEEK Crosse & Blackwell's DATE and NUT BREAD Kingan’s CHILE CON CARNE, 3 cans Vailey Pride PEAS, large, 3 for Green Giant PEAS, large can Valley Pride CORN, large, 3 cans Libby’s CORN, large can CORN-ON-THE-COB, 4 ears in can PEACHES, No. 24 size Libby’s BREAKFAST FRUITS, No. 2 can 10c 25¢ 25c 15¢ | 25c 10c 18¢ | 15c | 12c | Tidal Wave FLOUR, 6 1B sack Armour’s HAM LOAF and VEAL LOAF Libby's TOMATO JUICE, can All Brands CORNED BEEF, can CORN FLAKES, 22c | 10¢ | 7c | 15c | 6c. 5c | 10¢ | OUPS, can Hormel SOUPS, large can SOAPS WOODBURY'S CASHMERE BOUQUET, BRIDAL BOUQUET, 6 f LOMA SOAP, 3 for Ideal and Pard DOG FOOD, Maxwell House COFFEE, BUTTER, bi) 25c | 10 3 tor. 20C 27! Duval! at Olivia Street 25¢ | i i] | TOMATOES, No. 1, 23¢ | FREE DELIVERY | pathy during the recent and death of our beloved sister, |! BOWLING GROUP MEETS TONIGHT enthusiasts | Bowling are re-| quested to meet tonight at Cayo | Hueso Club where an _ attemp' will be made to organize teams to represent various organizations and business houses of the city. Key West Bowling Alleys have called a meeting for tonight at 8 o’clock and hope that there will be a large number at- tendance. in CARD OF THANKS We take this means of express- ing our sincere thanks and ap- preciation to our many friends for the acts of kindness and sym- illness the late Mrs. Constance Roberts Edwards. We assure one and all that their kindness will never be forgotten. | nov17-1tx THE FAMILY. WQAM TONITE | Lum Alias 7:15 P. M. |Burns ‘iio 8:30 P. M. | NEWS!! All Day and Evenings WQAM pig bg LARD, Bi) 12¢ 11%¢ 23c 18¢ 56c 19¢ 15c 10¢ 22c 20c 25c 5e 10c 10c 10c 25c 25¢ 5c 20c 6c 5c 20¢ Phones 215 and 216 SHORTENING, 1b SUGAR, 5 Ibs. POTATOES, 10 Ibs. CRISCO, 3 tb can Royal Scarlet PRUNE JUICE, quarts Pillsbury’s GRITS and CORN MEAL, 2 pkgs. Pillsbury’s PANCAKE FLOUR, pkg. 37 oz. bottle CANE SYRUP Underwood's DEVILED HAM, large can Underwood's SAR- DINES, 3 for Popped WHEAT or Popped RICE Bread and Butter PICKLES, large jar SOURKRAUT, 2% size Royal Scarlet APPLE SAUCE, large can Sno-Sheen CAKE FLOUR, pkg } 6 for WHITE BEANS, BLACKEYE PEAS. % Large can SANI-FLUSH CREAM, large can SALT, 2 pkgs. GOOD RICE, 5 ibs. Prrvriririiiiiii iii iii ed HOUSING PROGRAM MEETING LAST NIGHT (Continued from Page One) naval officer; J. J. Trevor, bank- ing; E. A. Strunk, building sup- plies; Misses Minnie Porter Har- | oS and Ileen Williams, real es- ! tate brokers; Mrs. F. B. Edwards, housewife; Mrs. Stephen W. Douglass, president of the Key | West Woman’s Club; Mrs. J. J. Trevor, housewife; Frank Lewin- sky, furniture dealer; C. E. Smith, steamboat agent; Guy Carleton, real estate. John Allen Long, architect; W. Earl Julian, power company; B. L. Grooms, electric utilities; W. W. Demeritt, superintendent of | MEAT SPECIALS| i re Monroe Market SATURDAY PORK HAMS, 2 by half, tb Fresh PORK PICNICS, 1b : | pore LOIN nOaS® : 2 : 3 3 2 FRESH KILLED PORK Phone 411 Free Delivery 510 FLEMING STREET LAMB LEGS, Fresh SPARE RIBS, 2 Ibs. FRIDAY, NOVE MBER 18, 1938 | tighttiousess Mrs. O. S. Long, fur- |niture; Albert lumber and building materials; W. R. | Fleck, real estate and developer; | Fred J. Dion, real estate; V. L. Lockrowe, builder; E. A. Ramsey, accounting; D. L. Navarro, auto sales. Earl V. Wolfe, architect; James Henson, Alice Brady—Tom Brown in GOODBYE BROADWAY i¢ Wayne Morris—June Travis in THE KID COMES BACK Matinee: Balcony, 10c: Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night, 15-25¢ ! L. Johnson, real estate; A. E. Peirce, gas company; Richard L. Light, property management; E. S. Hall, plumbing; Franklin E. Albert, planning director; V. AL Johnson, real estate; S. C. Single’ ton, secretary, Chamber of Com- merce, e The Favorite In Key West — THY IT TODAY — STAR > BRAND CUBAN COFFEE | ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS, CLEAR BEEF GROUND, per Oc ib 2 EXTRA SPECIAL on West- ern Steer Beef Brisket, 2 lbs. 25c STRICTLY FRESH KILLED MILK FED VEAL Stew, Ib Also, Western Veal SPRING LAMB Stew, Ib ze — 15¢ Shoulder, Ib (by whole) 15c Chops, Ib PREECE SPECIAL PRICES for the week-end on WESTERN PORK SHOULDER and HAMS SMOKED HAMS, PICNIC SHOULDER and TENDERIZED HAMS Also, we carry best flavored | Phone 52—JOHN COBO, Prop. FREE DELIVERY Bermuda Meat Market “Most Sanitary Market in the City” Where QUALITY MEATS Are Handled Exclusively || BONELESS BEEF ROAST, | guaranteed to cook quick || and tender, Ib 30s || STEAKS, tender and juicy, | 35¢ | JUST RECEIVED Large shipment Soft-Bone ROASTERS, FRYERS | and HENS | Fryers, tb 29c Hens, Ib 26c Dressed by an expert and | cut the way you want them cut. Delivered free. OUR THANKSGISVING | TURKEYS | will arrive Monday. Place or- ders early for Wednesday de- | livery. Turkeys are fancy se- lected . . . gua! feed tender || or your money refunded. White at Virginia Streets Trade at the BROADWAY... insur -- Attractive Prices Fresh Merchandise THOUSANDS DO Courteous Service Watch This Space for Our Greatest Bargains! CHUCK ROAST, ib SANI-FLUSH, tall 23¢ 19¢ 9c Small Sugars». 19¢ (WITH $2.50 ORDER) Oversea MINCE MEAT, pkg Good Siam. RICE, 5 Ibs. Armour’s TOMATO JUICE, 24 oz., 3 for Dilf PICKLES, qt. jar Kraft AMERICAN CHEESE, 2 Ibs. Lipton’s TEA, '2 Ib can (Glass Free) Produce Dept. | oe ae 10c 10c 20c 10¢ ONIONS, 3 Ibs. GRAPEFRUIT, 3 for ORANGES, doz GRAPES, th STRING BEA Cc F c ULIFLOWERUE | . 15¢ 32¢ 25e | Le | 49c | A5e | | GENUINE SPRING LAMB LEGS, 1b || PINK SALMON, tall can || TOMATO KETCHUP, | 8 oz. size COUNTRY ROLL Butter ». 26c | Ke 29c 10¢ 7'4¢ FRESH \| ARMOUR'S Cream 5%c TALL SIZE SALAD DRESSING or SPREAD, qt. Reva TOMATOES, No. 2 size, 2 cans GRITS, llogg’s ALL-BRAN FLAKES, pkg. || CRISCO, ™ can CRISCO, 3 Ib can AND A Meat Department CONSIDERED UNEXCELLED AS TO PRICE AND QUALITY LUB STEAKS, bi) resh GROUND M iy pss MEAT ROAST 27e resh PIGS FEET ” AT, For Your Thanksgiving Dinner Turkeys A wide selection of fancy Ducks Chickens Prices announced later or given on request Broadway Market Duval at Angela Streets FREE DELIVERY Phones 178 and 179