The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 9, 1938, Page 4

PAGE FOUR SOCIA ACTIVITI L 1% ES Mrs. Minnie Robinson Gives Address On Housekeeping Aid Center Before Woman’s Club (By Nifia Leslie Calleja) December meéting of the Key|the WPA, during which conver- West Woman’s Club was held on/sation Mrs. Lamb outlined in sey arene of zB week some detail the plans for this arait, a large. nunihes of nem. | Project, which promises to be bers and guests being present both interesting and instructive, for this third meeting of the fall | offering as it does an opportunity and winter season. !for the children to be entertain- Si W. = Dougl: Pros sident fg sa Club pails tne ed here as they are in larger cit- assembly to order, and the meet-| ies, all of which have regular ing was opened with the recita- | story-telling hours in their Chil-| tion by the entire gathering of! the Club Prayer, followed by the Advent Social Tuesday Night The annual Advent Social given | by the Woman’s Auxiliary of St.) Paul’s Church will be held Tyes- day, December 13, at 8 o'clock lin the Parish Hall. | There will be a program, the | cutting of the cake which con- ‘tains the Auxiliary Ring and !light refreshments will be served. A silver offering will be taken. —— sary, but also in the art of home- ‘making and budgeting. Arrange Display | Mrs. Etta R. Curry, director of dren’s Department of the Libra-' the WPA Sewing Room Project, | singing of America the Beautiful and the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States. Minutes of the October and No- vember meetings were read by Mrs. Philip Cosgrove and approv- ed, “Mrs. Cosgrove is serving out the unexpired term as secretary, the’ resignation of Mrs. Mary! Langford having been accepted. | Brief reports'‘were given by the chairmen’ 6f' ‘the various depart- ments, &nd several interesting events were announced as part of the season’s program of the club, among them a Bridge Luncheon in* February and other social furictions throughout the coming months. Gives Short Taix _ Mrs. Haydn Illingworth gave a! short talk on the Federal Art Gal- ries. The first hour will be held| arranged for a very interesting on Friday afternoon, December | and colorful display of ee 3:30, and to it are i ited | at Tuesday’s meeting. These art- ie i sae ae a eee licles included fine Spanish drawn- all the children of the commun- |, 1 mats, bags, hats. and slip- iy, incre: WIE be ranother SeS- | pers woven of sisal and coconut sion on Friday afternoon, Decem- | leaves, corsages and hair orna- ber 23, at the same hour, during |, ents of fish scales, all beautiful- |which Christmas stories will beliy executed. There was also a told. It is stressed that all chil- tendance is expected. Mrs. Douglass Heard Mrs. Douglass then spoke of having attended an all-day meet- ing of Section 11 of the Federa- November 15, during which there was luncheon at the Hotel An- tilla. Later there was a recep- tion at Mrs. Wade lery School that is rapidly becom- ing firmly established, and urged | that all members of the Woman’s| Club and others give their pat-; ronage and support to this wor- thy project, which is devoted to the fostering and furthering of latent artistic talents in those who attend the classes, Any fur- ther information regarding this can be readily secured from Mrs. Wingworth, who will welcome Street’s home honoring Mrs. J. Ralston Wells. At the meeting all the presidents of the various Women’s Clubs were asked to give a report for the year’s work. Mrs. Douglass said that the ap- plause and welcome when the Key West Woman’s Club was in- troduced was indeed gratifying, and the meeting itself was most interesting and worthwhile. The voted to be adopted as the theme of all the Clubs for the coming inquiries. Miss Minnie-Porter Harris, treasurer, read the financial re- port, listing expenditures and re- ceipts for the past month, and also touched upon several small changes that afe being made in the library system. Mrs. Cosgrove read a_ letter that had been received from the Contest Director of the Miami Air Meet to be held shortly after the first of the coming year, in which he requested that a young woman of Key West be chosen to represent the city as Miss Aviation at the Air Meet. Mrs. Douglass explained that Miss Susan LaKin, a member of the Junior Woman's Club, had al- ready been selected as represen- tative for this event and had ac- » ~==Make Donation The-Hi-Y Club of the High donated two splendid boxes of groceries at Thanksgiv- ing, and these were duly deliver- ed to-two needy families by Mrs. Gladys Roberts of the Woman’s Club Welfare Department. It was agreed that many thanks should be given these Hi-Y boys for their charitable and thoughtful action, and it was further an- nounced that should anyone wish to make dofiations to needy fam- year. It was “Thoughtful Citi- zens In Action”, and contained among other splendid thoughts, the following: “In 1888 women were females; in 1898 they were ladies; in 1908 they were women; in 1938 they are citizens”. A choral group from the Coral Gables Club rendered a beauti- | ful program during this meeting, and it was suggested how fine it would be if all Women’s Clubs could have such a choral society. The social program of the De- vember meeting of the Key West | Woman's Club was under the di- rection of the American Homes| Department. Mrs. William H.| White, chairman, introduced Mrs. | Minnie Robnison, who is_ in! charge of the WPA Housekeeping | Aid Center, and who gave a talk | on her work at the Center. It} appears that a great deal of fine | work is being done in the com- | munity by Mrs. Robinson andj her aides in rendering assistance | not only’ in emergency cases’ when practical nursing is neces- | CARD OF THANKS | We gratefully acknowledge the! messages and help extended to us on the occasion of the passing of our loved one, Mary L. Baker. | tion of Florida Women’s Clubs at} the Coral Gables Clubhouse on} Livingston | theme of Mrs. Street’s speech was | | charming doll, representative of jdren are weleome and a large at-|159 such dolls as will adorn the| |Community Christmas Tree. As the third item on the pro- gram sponsored by the American |Homes Department, there was a jfood sale, all the delicacies hav- ing been prepared by Club mem- bers. There were several varie- | ties of cakes, candies and salads, jall of which were quickly dis- posed of. Three new members were an- |nounced as having been voted in- to the Club, Mrs. Frank B. Ed- | wards, Mrs. Martin A. Wilhelm jand Mrs. | were a number of guests present, including Mrs. Samuel T. Lee, | Mrs. E. R. Singleton, Mrs. George Bidgood, Miss Grace Bidgood, Mrs. Norman Moll, Mrs. M. E. Mrs, C. H. Johnson. * The Clubhouse was decorated on Tuesday with bowls of poin- settias and daisies, creating a charming and colorful seasonal |atmosphere. At the close of the meeting refreshments were serv- ed. Ss amamamammanns 14 Days To |Christmas but only 7 More Days for our Pre-Holiday SALE Hart-Schaffner & Marx SUITS Worsteds, Shark Skins, Serges, Dixie Weaves, Gabardines— Regular-Shorts A. E. Pierce. There} Turner, Miss E. M. Barkdull and | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN - | Couple Married |Here Yesterday Skit, Play, At Convent Married yesterday afternoon in the office of Judge Raymond R.| Lord, who performed the cere- A comedy skit written and di- rected by Miss Beatrice Moreno, and a play were presented at| mony, were Louis N. Whilden and Mary Immaculate Convent.’ last|Sisko E. Salmi. night in honor of the feast of The) Mr Whilden gave his age = Blessed Virgin, and to initiate|61 and a native of the Unit ees nice chs se} ten | States, home in Newberry, Fla. ts to the sodality. = The bride gave her age as 35, a | After the initiation the comedy | native of Liminka, Finland, and | was put on and turned out to be home in Tampa, Fla. |a surprise hit in spite of the fact | “VISITING HERE that it was the first article ever | ee George A. Shepherdson, of written by Miss Moreno. ls a nies i i “mike” augus, Massachusetts, accom-)| An improvised “mike” was Set | panied by Mrs. Shepherdson, are up, and acting as mistress of |?*". A | | i i ; | visitors in Key West, and expect! ceremonies Miss Celina Bethen- to remain in “this delightful cli-| court announced - : oech nitnber be mate” until warm weather sets| ic ing presented. ; 4 . | Some of the outstanding num- eeanerete ee ee bers were as follows: Satirical {imitations of “Baby Snooks” by} | Miss Ramona Lopez, Paderewski jby Miss Dorothy Lloyd, Kate i Smith by Miss Bethencourt and| oe cedars sears i |Eddie Duchin at his piano by Miss)" «ang did they get their money | Moreno herself. | back?” | Numerous other good numbers | "___ were presented, all of which were greatly appreciated and en- thusiastically applauded by the) | audience. | | Announcement ' | Of Engagement Succes “On my first appearance here, | Ask Your Grocer For Strong Arm BRAND COFFEE Serving the Key West trade for over thirty-five years! | Announcement was made hacia |by Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Dil- lon of the engagement of their | daughter, Miss Florence Louise Dillon, to Ray Bert Matcovitch. | No specific date has been set |for the wedding: but it was said | by the parents of Miss Dillon that it will be in the near future. ooo, MONROE THEATER Smith Bellew—Evelyn Daw in PANAMINT’S BAD MAN —also— LADY IN THE MORGUE Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra, 15-20c:; Night, 15-25¢ ATTENTION — SHOPPERS! Here’s the week-end story of BERMUDA MARKET handling only Heavy, Western Steer Beef and Western, Yearling Steer Meat We invite the public to come and see the beef we carry. We are now cutting both American and Cuban style. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BONELESS CHUCK, 1b __. > Juicy and Tender BEEF ROAST, Ib 25c 35c \s We handle Armour’s Star Selected WESTERN PORK 13 VEAL LOINS, ib... 23¢ e ie by half—for roasting Well-cured Tenderized HAMS are specialled in all brands —cut to please YOU! NEW SHIPMENT OF SELECTED TENNESSEE POULTRY Guaranteed Tender SOFT-BONE ROASTERS, Roasts, Ib __.__. 40c |} Chops, Ib .. 35¢ and 30c Clear Stew, Ib _.........._ 25 Brisket, for stew, 2 lbs. 25c Swift Rremium and Armour Star—Genuine Spring LAMB Chops, Ib... 40c and 35¢ Legs, 1b ets a Shoulders, Ib - 18¢ Stew, Ib ib ae %-Grown HENS, Ib Large FRYERS, ib 3 to 4 Ib ave. All Poultry expertly cleaned and inspected before delivery = 18¢ FRESH-KILLED PORK Shoulders, 1b ‘ -.- 16¢ 7 to 8 lbs.—by whole TWO BUTCHERS TO SERVE YOU! TWO DELIVERY BOYS FOR FAST DELIVERY! White and Virginia Streets Phone 52 i 14 MORE SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS PERFUMES POWDER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1938 ——_= Annual Advent Social Auspices Woman's Auxiliary St. Paul's Church PARISH HALL Tuesday, Dec. 13, 1938, 8 p. m. SILVER OFFERING ANSWERS TO TEN We eee TEST QUESTIONS Below are the answers ito test questions printed on Page 2 — Officer Bienvenido Perez of the | Key West Police Department de- sires to thank the many friends who were so solicitous about his welfare and were constant visi- John Hay. tors to the hospital, following his } Baritone. |accident on the oe = aes i of the reception to Colonel - | A receptacle for preserving ieticko Batiunct Coba: | Officer Perez is out today andj one of his first acts was to visit The Citizen and express his grati- | tude to the friends and acquaint- | ances who displayed such solici- | tude and kindness. dec9-1tx! WE BAKE OUR BREAD Fresh Daily VALDES BAKERY ‘The. Home of! Aunt Moilie’s Bread sacred relics, Boxing. Topaz. South Atlantic. For’-ed, not for’-hed. Acadia. About 92 percent. Cordell Hull. WE HAVE A HOST OF QD Spee \ for the WEEK END! LEE’S FOOD information and CENTER ONE-STOP STORE SAVES YOU SHOPPING FROM DOOR TO DOOR pleasure, listen to FIRESTONE’S “Voice of the Farm” Wednesday and Friday 12:45 P. M. WQAM 560 KC MIAMI BROADCASTING COMPANY / GROCERIES—MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PACKAGE LIQUOR LEE’S FOOD CENTER Angela and Duval Streets Phone 94 IT’S NOT TOO EARLY. . ! To Think Of Prepare Your Lists For Complete Satisfaction A ARCHER’S GROCERY Phone 67—Free Delivery 814 Fleming St. Save for the Holidays By Shopping at the BROADWAY QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT LOWEST PRICES Fresh Creamery ROLL BUTTER, 1b Campbell’s PORK AND BEANS, 2 16-0z. cans PURE LARD, tb H Kellogg's CORN FLAKES, 2 pkgs. SANI FLUSH, large size AUNT JEMIMA 29¢c 15¢ 11%¢ 15¢ 19¢ U.S. No. 1—Good POTATOES, 10 Ibs. __ Campbell’s TOMATO SOUP, 2 cans . CREAM CHEESE, 2 for SUGAR, 5 Ibs. 23¢ 25c _ 21e _ 15¢ 15¢ 23¢ 29¢ : TOMATOES, 6 cans Wilson's CORNED BEEF, can Pard DOG FOOD, regular 10c 3 cans 15¢ Maxwell House COFFEE, » 26¢ Rose Dale PEACHES, 2 2% cans Grits 2 f 15¢ Regular 10c pkg. Stouts-Longs $35 to $20.18 $19.75 papal ctl pad $29.75 ilies at Christmas, it would be|Our friends, neighbors and rel- well to corffiiunicate with Mrs.!atives were especially helpful in Roberts, who will arrange these the donation of cars and gifts of! gifts and see that they reach per- floral pieces and we want them COMPACTS TOILET WATER Cream = 5c Oleo | tb. 17c sons who are in need. Mrs. Norberg Thompson spoke of the inauguration of a Story- Telling Hour for children of six and upwards at the Library. The writer. later had the pleasure of talking personally with Mrs. Ann P. Lamb, supervisor in charge of the Statewide Library Project of Se Se CARD OF THANKS We take this means to express our thanks for the kindnesses | extended us upon the passing of our -loved one, Thomas Pyfrom.} ‘We especially appreciated the Messages of condolences, the floral pieces and donation of cars. decd-1t THE FAMILY. LA CONCHA HOTEL In the Center of the Business and Theater District Open The Year Around ° The Favorite In Key West — THY IT TODAY — STAR + BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS eeeeececescesecs . | to know of our appreciation. decd-1t THE FAMILY. e °| Tom Tyler—Lois Wilde is | BROTHERS OF THE WEST —also— COMEDY and SERIAL ox SPECIALS SATURD PORK PICNIC, I Ie PORK HAMS. by half. tb 23c PORK LOIN ROAST, ib _ 23c BUTTER. Sle Smoked PICNIC HAMS, 1 22c FRESH KILLED PORK MONROE MARKET Phone 411 Free Delivery $10 Fleming Street FOR A Odds and Ends—SUITS A nice selection and all to go at this low $8.75 price ONE LOT OF MANHATTAN SHIRTS PRICE OTIS SLEEVELESS UNDERSHIRTS and other brands with short sleeves. Also Men's SHORTS. broadcloth— Fine madras and $1.00 4 PIECES FOR FELT HATS DOBBS and MALLORY $5 and $6 S $3.95 values The Famous Berg Hats sanes £55 $1.95 | NENDELL'S Exclusive Men’s Shop MANICURE SETS Popular Brands . . . Evening In Paris— Adrienne — Houbigant — Cara Nome — Coty—Wembdon-Yardley! CANDY Whitman’s — Nunnally’s — Joan Manning. STATIONERY VANITY SETS MANICURE SETS FOUNTAIN PEN and PENCIL SETS Gardner’s Pharmacy The Rexal Store 534 Duval Street Phone 177 GIFTS =. wy SISTER TTTTTTITT Iii iii rrr QUALITY MEATS ARE ALWAYS OBTAINABLE AT THE PORK LOIN ROAST, b PORK SHOULDER, bu) PORK HAMS. bh Cube STEAKS, by) a StapSLiCeD” BACON, Wilson's Certified PIGMIG.HAMS, ® Sweet POTATOES, 3 Ibs. . TANGERINES, War 2. Fresh SPINACH, Th : POULTRY SPECIAL FRYERS, 33¢ gages. Idaho POTATOES, & WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY BROADWAY MARKET Phones 178-179 Duval at Angela St.