The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 6, 1939, Page 6

PAGE SIX SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ' PA Ng SOCIAL C FRIDAY— Mrs. Enrique Henriquez and tertain officers, chairmen | ALENDAR rs | Mrs. Sebastian Cabrera, Jr., en-| Room Mothers of Key West High} School P.T.A. Association. 4 p. m. 811 Southard street. | Junior Chamber of Commerce Business* Meeting.. 8 p. m. K West Citizen office. Concert, Key West Hospitality Band. 5 p. m. Art Center Park. pe g. 8 p. m. Key West Federal Art oe SUNDAY— a b.ONDAY— Regular Camcra Club meetin Center. Wedding of Miss St. Mary’s Catholic Church. High School P.T.A. meeting. TUESDAY— Foo Lillian Lujan to Aquilino Lopez, Jr. 8 a. m. Enjoyable Card Party Last Night Delightfully aad chjoyable in every way was the card party given last evening in the National ¥ | Guard armory, sponsored by @ tra with his unique-style presen- group of teachers of the Harris’ tations. . | School co-sponsored by the Jun-| and entertainment every night’ |ior Chamber of Commerce and; and no cover charge will be in WPA Recreation Department. Delicious refreshments consist- ing of cookies and punch were served during the evening, and besides the door prize there were individual prizes awarded the | winners at each of the tables. Those who were fortunate in Stone Church Service Club supper, open to winter visitors. 6:00 securing prizes were: Mrs. C. E. p. m. Church Annex Eighth Grade pupils of Conver party. 7:30 p. m. St. Cecilia’s THURSDAY— —o- nt of Mary Immaculate have bingo Hall. | Lowe, the door prize; Mrs. Rob- ert Dopp, Mrs. Evelio Cabot, Mrs. Eva Warner, Mrs. Peter Knight, Mrs. Ruth Watxins, Mrs. G. B. Meeting Key West Lions Club, Stone Church Annex, 6:30 P. M.| Cook, Mrs. B. H. Lowell, Mrs. L. Concert by Key West Hospital Garden Club And Tree Guild Conduct Interesting Meeting ity Band. 8 p. m. Bayview Park. | (By Nina Leslie Calleja) ‘The January meeting of the Key West Garden Club and Tree Guild was held Wednesday night, January 4th; at the Woman’s Clubhouse on Division street, and was very well attended by mem- bers and winter visitors. Wallace Bryant Kirke opened the meeting and welcomed Mrs. James MacMullen, new president of the club, presenting her with a charming bouquet of mixed flowers. Mrs. Philip Cosgrove read minutes of the previous meeting, listing the names of new officers of the organization, and men- tioning that plans were being formulated to hold the Flower Show, which the Garden Club sponsors, late in February. There were on exhibit two vases of a large species of local flower, the Calotropis gigantea in white and purple. Mrs. P. D. Holloway gave a brief talk on this flower, telling of its habits and growth. There followed a short piano recital by Mrs. George Wid- meyer, who chose as her selec- tions Percy Grainger’s “Country Gardens” and Joyce Kilmer’s “Trees.” These were very ap- propriate for the occasion, and were very favorably received by Mrs. Widmeyer’s audience, which accorded her a fine ovation. Mrs. Wallace Bryant Kirke then introduced the speaker of the evening, Dr. John C. Gifford, of ‘tWe University of Miami, whose subject was “Tropical Forestry in Tropical Florida.” It has seldom been the writer’s op- ing address than Dr. Gifford’s. Without the use of a single stilted phrase, without any effort to im- press himself upon his hearers, Dr. Gifford launched into as splendid a talk as was ever heard in the Woman’s Clubhouse. It was as though the professor sat down with us for a friendly lit- tle discussion, and indeed it finally developed into just that. He seated himself with the audi- Starmer, Professor W. C. Duncan, | | W J. Ingling and G. E. Dill, table | tle, women have come prizes. This is the first of a series of entertainments planned by the sponsors for the entertainment of visitors and residents of the city The committee in charge of ar- rangements were: Mrs. Lena Bervaldi, Mrs. Charlotte Haskinc and Miss Mary Pinder. Harris Room Mothers Met Yesterday Harris School P.-T. A. Room Mothers met yesterday discussing plans for the current school sca- son at the residence of Mrs. Ben- jamin Lowe. Next meeting of the group will ENTERTAINMENT Dreser anaraqin- 20h j BOCA CHICA CLUB According to announcement on | Page one today, the Boca. Chica Club, run in connection with Boca Chica Fishing Camp and | Resort, is introducing Rudy Ne- | vins’ orchestra this weekend. | This highly talented group of!/ | musicians will prove to be fav- ! orites here and are formerly from‘! h Hotel and § | the Edgewater Be: | the Glass Hat Club in Chicago. {Jimmy Thomas, popular, ; singer, will augment the orches- ‘There will be dancing | effect during ail of the season. . The restaurant at this favorite spot is serving meals now; short! orders may be obtained at any hour, well as sandwiches, Rei sonable charges will always be in! | effect. paw F ve cee OR THE LADIE' a ETHEL ERNEST MURRELL Pecrewcccen cue seeecenee Step by step and little by lit- out of slavery. Civilization after civilizatio: has marked her slow advance, only to see her trodden back by subsequent era of barbarism and illiteracy. This is, of course, the history of all mankind. But everytime that mankind slips back three steps into barbarianism, woman | is pushed baci and must be- i gin again the laborious assent lonly after she helped her husband and her brother back to freedom. ' A woman sewed the flag tho cheered the Revolu at ence and talked with everybody. ' be at the residence of Mrs. Allan| ¢!ves they will not fight. No one not present at the meet-! Armstrong at 901 North Beach in| ing, nor having met Dr. Gifford, can appreciate through the) . February. Present were: Mrs. Percy Cur- on to victory. Vomen have fought in the advance lines of every revolution! for them- Now that the world is once more tottering on the brink of every kind of “ism” hostiie te writer’s words the man’s fine, ry, Mrs, Mary Louise Rom, Mrs.| the liberty of the individual, it annual sincerity and feeling. Elderly, in R, B. Knowles, Mrs. William W. | * incumbent on women to real- fact the Senior Forester of the yabecker, Mrs. Ramon Rodriguez, ize that they must fight for their United States, big, and with the hrs w, P. Archer; Mrs. F. E. Al-| °W freedom if the merriest twinkle imaginable in his eyes, describes him, but to! get the full force of an amazing personality it is necessary to see him, and hear him, something that none of us present at Wed- nesday night’s meeting will soon forget. His talk dealt with forestry | and its vast importance to any country; various trees and plants” and their uses to mankind; the (effects of climate upon vegeta- tion. It would be impossible to_ cover all the items and in-) valuable suggestions as put forth! say that he told us things about trees and plants, and also about our own Key West, that none of us knew before, and that we will be better for knowing. Certainly ; it will make us appreciate the on Fitzpatrick street and who! ¢ possibilities of Key West and the hert, Mrs. Carl Bervaldi, Mrs. Benjainih idWe;'Mrs. Allan Arm- strong.” cuyt.< Hod Rotary Governor’s Wife Honored Mrs. Garland Powell, wife of! the district governor of Florida Rotary, was entertained at lunch- eon yesterday by Mrs. Sebastian | Cabrera and Mrs. J. J. Trevor, wives of Key West Rotarians. |by «Dr, Gifford, but) suffice it to 289 S@onee seem nme tn cr: PERSONAL MENTION cece seée Frank Rodriguez, who resides had been spending several days freedom of mankind is to be f ved. “The culture of a nation may | be judged by the positién of its { women”. Nationally, we would rank pret- | ty high, judged by that standard, | but where would Florida take | her place among the states? | I hate to think of the answer when I review our married wom- jen laws, SHE ‘CURES’ DOCTORS | TOULOUSE, France — Andree |Maurel, 15, of Fessac, near here, {has been charged with illegally | practicing medicine. Among 12,-! |000 sick persons, she is said to have cured by “faith healing,” | are a number of doctors. eeccccccce THE KEY WEST: CITIZEN le : DOW! re i ' i local | | “DOWN EASTER” from Bangor Me, Betty Hapworth is a successful advertising | model appearing in maga- zines. | erecccccecceeeccecocccee N KEY WEST | Friday { Key West High i School opens upstate high school sched- | ule against Ponce de Leon in sec- | ond game of doubleheader. First , game, Army vs. Lions Club in exhibition. 7:30 p. m. High School Gym. Key West City Council meet: with R. E. Crummer of the R. E. Crummer which company, re- funded city and county bonds, ai 6:30 p. m., and Monroe County Commissioners meet with him at 8 o'ci Spe tk. al meeting of Key West aber of Commerce Board of Directors. 8 p.m. Chamber of} * Commerce offices. Saturday Eddie Bush bi-weekly Blind > Bogey Tournament. Key West Course. 1:30 p. m. Southernmost Golf Sunday Destroyers Wiiliamson and Childs scheduled to arrive for two months’ stay in connection [ maneuvers out of aval Station. City baseball double header. p.m. Navy Field. Key West vs. Cuban Club and Trojans vs. Roadside Pirates, i Monday | | Special meeting of City Council with Mayor W. M. Albury to dis- | cuss law enforcement. #8 p. m. City Hall. | Special meeting of Monroe County Commissioners with R. C. | Perky regarding transfer of de- sired Overseas Highway right-of- way stretches to the county. §& p.m. County Courthouse. Tuesday Thirty-six planes from Miami All-American Air’ Maneuvers stop’ at Key West on cruise to Havana. with naval a Key Wes! Island | N EASTER MODEL Sverseccesccccccocce | but Key West Lions don’t think me "| spent five | ¢ LIONS CLUB PLANNING FOR CONVENTIONS MATTERS CONCERNING TWO} MEETINGS, STATE AND) NATIONAL, DISCUSSED) LAST NIGHT Next May and July are pretty far off to some people’s notion, so. Not that the mid-season ac- tivilies aren’t going to receive all consideration. | However, this club thinks of promotions in terms of the “long pull”, and that expiains why Lions Club officers considerable time going over plans for the Lions State Convention in St. Petersburg next May and the National Convention in Pittsburgh next July, at the regular meeting held last evening at Stone Church Annex, with Lion President H. E. Day presid- ing. Elaborate plans are afoot to ad- » this city at both conven-! d ways and means te carry out plans were the subjects breached at the meeting. Dele-! ions of local Lions will attend both mectings—both with defin- ite instructions and material to boost Key West in no uncertain style. A committee of those Lions was appointed by “prexy” Day to ‘arking Meter question now current: Julian, Allen, Bez- anilla and Rivas. They were giv- en full powesr io act for the club. Anot committee — will attempt to furnish the club with full information about the pres- | ent status of the continuation of eas Highway from Big | +y are Lions Ketch- Smith and Car- i ion of Key West meet the Air Cruise n it stops over here next ay enroute irom Miami to H Additional Havana. plans for S the Lions Clubhouse and Com- Regular: horts munity Center were discussed at Stouts—Longs the meeting. 1 $25 to $29.75 tect cate toate tete tee, Valtieges . - $19.75 i $35 to $42.50 values $29.75 i ‘Brady’s Poultry’ FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1939, City Council Defers Action On Parking Meter Matter (Continued from Page One) ter as to the laxity in the enforce- ment of city laws. Requested To Attend It was also ordered that Dr. William R. Warren, city health officer, be requested to attend this meeting at which time the matter of mosquito control will also be taken up. It was also re-| quested that Dr. J. B. Parramore, head of the local ¢hifiic, and Z. D. Harrison, sanitary’ engineer, at- tend this meeting. Councilman Will, Roberts stat- Jed that the night-police were not functioning properly, and declar- ed that he felt that it was not the fault of the policemen, but that of the captain of police, who has jurisdiction over them. After discussing the matter, it was or- dered that an ordinance be drawn at Hollywood, Fla., addressed the council soliciting advertising space from the city. Mr. John was informed that the city’s fi-| nances at the present time were rather depleted, and therefore the city would be unable to make any contribution, Value-Giving Hart-Schaffner & Marx SUITS Worsteds, Shark Skins, Serges, Dixie Weaves, Gabardines— No Alterations MENDELL’S TRANSPORTATION | C@eeeccccsccnreseceeseey | Tender Ivy Sails ' Tender Ivy of the lighthouse | department sailed yesterday ;morning for American Shoals ! where the work of electrification of the structure was started and | the candlepower of the light will | be increased from 80,000 to 125,- 000. Members of the working party, j who left on the ship and will be } engaged in the work, are: Carl |W. Rom, chief radio electrician; Wilbur Johnson and Willis Bra- dy, blacksmiths; Wm. Vassie, machin Harold Thompson, carpenter; L. Sawyer, Ed. Wood- json, Bert Matcovitch, helpers, jand Roy Roberts, cook | Work on the 1 is expected |to occupy the mechanics for about one month, after which | work of the same kind will be prescribing the duties of the cap-| started on the light at Sombrero tain of police. | Key, which will be increased Joseph W. John, editor and) from 22,000 to 44,000 cendlepower publisher of the Tourist Guide,| and then the light at Carysfort | published during certain periods} to be increased from 130,000 to 160,000 candlepower. GETS BROKEN RIB OXFORD, Eng.—Horace Fisher of this city struck so hard by a flying partridge that one of his 'ribs was broken. Suit Sale at nl Suits and Top Coats secial bargains of $16.50 and Re $12.50 No Alterations | 0 a Odds and Ends SUITS A nice selection and all to go at this q low price $8.75 No Alterations $l values FELT HATS | | | | | | 1214 White Street i Ey DOBBS and —s 5 1 PHOME 540-W $5 and $6 3 A Real Leader values e HENS, tb i Gabardines, Worsteds, e Famous Berg Hats tb . - | Herringbones $3.50 to $3.95 $2.95 STEWS, Ib : $22.50 value $14.95 || vee \e | TRY OUR BATTERY-RAISED | j on sale at . $2.95 $1.95 | FRYERS—Guaranteed Tender ti No Alterations values ° | FREE DELIVERY | | Ls EES | ree a 2 BROADWAY MARKET | QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT THE LOWEST PRICES bride-to-be, is best man. Brides- maids are Miss Norma Garci Mrs. Hilario Ramos, Miss Ophelia Lester. Ushers will be George M. : < i | | dered to sea duty, will arrive here, grounds at Marquesas; was a ! passenger oh the morning bus yesterday for West Palm Beach. Sunday on board the Williamson, ‘which will base at this port dur- COCOOHOOCOOOOOCOOOOOOOO OOO SOCEEOOSS 1 JEWELL LARD perttinity to "hear a more inspir-; Florida Keys of the future. in Miami during which time he ou sang nt cai oeanoeattan eo eisncninicaicanehaiiaesin = ee —— | altended the football game piay- Foods for A New Year 23 [New Libby's Rosedale | Brooktiond =. = y y | i i \e e oe Leet dovening. aH “Lee's Food Center... One Stop Store | POTATOES 95 FEACHES 29 || BUTTER 35 ; © Lujan-Lopez Naptials ’ Arrived Last Night a fede cio na hes Saves You Shopping ... From Door To Door” | 10) 1Ibs;,.......--.- e 2 No. 244 cans c Pe ee : Cc | : Monday At St. Mary’s | From Philadelphia |Pinder and Roy Voght, who re- i é | erapreyernesccre a <meta i ——- {turned to Key West earlier in FANCY QUALITY PACKAGE ] Bridal BOUQUET Armour’s Star B & M BROWN i Fr. P. J. Kelleher of St. Mary’s| Mrs. L. B. Grillion, and daugh- | the week. WESTERN | LiQUORS {SOAP DRIED BEEF » Catholic church will offigiate at; ter, Mrs. George E. Somers, re-| ae MEATS | All of Your i 3 fi 10¢ 2 2 j 19¢ | the wedding of Miss Lillian Uu-! turned to Key West last evening! Miss Johnie Walsh, who MB Fresh-killed PORK | Favorite Brands {3 for -.. saad ea | i} jan, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.| over the highway from Philadel- Se oie Neil a lary ——— mee || Armour’s i Arturo Lujan and Aquilino Lopez,! phia. Mrs. Grillion had been morning for Miami and after NATIONALLY = KNOWN GROCERIES BUTTER & POTTED ME SALAD OIL 29 i Jr., son of Mr and Mrs. Aquilino! spending a visit with her daugh-' visiting briefly will continue to Fresh Fruits and Vegetables > 29 c mnie {} quart 00... c i Lopez, at a nuptial mass 8 o'clock ter in Philadelphia, where Mr.| her home in New York. WE MEET ALL ADVERTISED PRICES Leaner 2 cans .. Monday morning. Somers is stationed on board the! eae cf pint ... Maid of honor is Miss Fortune’ United States Destroyer William-| cnt week: in Key West ey Lee’s Food Center Pure Cane == i Lopez, sister of Mr. Lopez. Ar-}son as chief radioman. | lowing a vacation in Miami, and SUGAR 23 WHEATIES 10 i turo Lujan, Jr., brother of the; Mr. Somers, who has been or-| enpoyed a visit to the fishing Duval and Angela Streets Phone 94 ch ene Cc OKO € | eases i Mixon, Allen E. Curry and Hila-| ing the stay of the air fleet that Miss Ottilie Roberts, daughter / / ! rio Ramos. : ‘will stage maneuvers in these of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Roberts, coo eee saas fate Miss Marguerite Hernandez aainee: expects to leave within the next s @ee@ THE BROABDWAY’S MEATS A COMPLETE LD E OF will sing, “Ave Maria”, during} ‘ten days for Springfield, Mass., the mass. ; Mrs. Somers proposes to re-' where she will make her future Following the wedding there| main here indefinitely while her home, ‘according to announce- will be a reception at the resi-' husband is at sea. ment made by relatives. dence of the bride on Southard; ———— street. The young couple will leave on a wedding trip follow- ing’the reception. Family and friends of the con fracting parties are invited to the Bermuda Market WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF Fresh Florida Eggs ARE KNOWN TO Swift Premium BEST QUALITY ALWAYS ON SALE SATURDAY BE THE ARE TO Fancy 27e¢ FRUITS AND VEGETABLE THIS WEEKEND WE OFFER STRING BEANS, 2 lbs. BE FOUND HERE | 15¢ ; Most Sanit t plese ; wedding and receoton | oy Jif gr agua Ipcein ~~ Gongs FOR WEEKEND SHOPPERS hn ace 10c Pe 51% we Carry— AND SAUSAGE iad ews : sate Marriage Early 1S THE BEST OF THE BEST || a OF And a Good Supply, too, of REDS AND Su ane 26¢ © Fret Lima Beans 15¢ Yesterday Morning Ae MERTS aed POUREEY pagee es eee ROCKS HENS, ROASTERS and our Famous (Whole or Small End) ens a County Judge R: a Lord|s OBESE VET Seeeres THEM With YOUR Own Fresh bunch — 19¢ 2 unty Judg ’ es) Serrcaiicdion early ysientay (2 Ae eee EYES, i Cut-Up Fryers SPARE RIBS, tb 19¢ —musurooms, Abe morning to perform a_ marria WESTERN VEAL : i ceremony uniting William Bark-/$ Armour’s Star and Swift Sold by the Piece—as You Want Them wreak Creed 15 ¢ EGG PLANT, 10¢ ett and Eloise Jones. ium Dressed by experts—while EAT, sates ea The judge asked why he was GENUINE SPRING LAMB pe ‘wait . K. W. t P. lt d REDE et te See called on at that hour and was See cens ® 18c EGGS—guaranteed to be ey es Ou ry an - j told.the couple were going to by whole fresh, doz. E F leave at an early hour, hence the cas Com an . wedding at that time. gg Pp a4 . sf 4 ME Tord wenttrom bis home|S ise Diviai ek meses Most Complete Food Line In Town to his office in the court house | § Corner Division and arela Streets Duval and Angela Streets Phones 178—179 and performed the ceremony,|$ __ TWO BUTCHERS ... TWO DELIVERY BOYS as ich: Calin ae sagan sa gag | ASH era pana EE as ‘the witnesses, SOOOHSSSSSSHSSHSSSSESSSSSSHSSSSSSHOSSSEOOSCESOSS SSSOHSSOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSHSSSSSSSSSSSSSESSOESESS ; i