The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 30, 1939, Page 6

PAGE SIX SOCIAL ‘ ACTIVITIES Jo THE KEY WEST CITIZEN |children, who had been spending , several weeks |left over the highway yesterday 4 ,on the return to their home. : Cleveland Johnson who had been spending a short visit with! his family, left yesterday after- | noon on the bus to join his boat at Money Key. SOCIAL CAWENDAR LLONDAY— m. Art Center. —_——4 f Regular Camera Club meeting, ones. tow visitors. 7:30 p. ase TUESDAY— Stone Church Service Club supper, open to winter visitors. 6:00 p. m. Church Annex. Annual Sock Social by St. Paul’s Church. 8 p. m. Parish Hall. ae iiURSDAY— Meeting Key West Lions Club. Stone Church Annex, 6:30 P. M. Concert by Key West Hospitality Band. 8 p. m. Bayview Park. Rotary Club meeting 12:15 p. m. St. Paul’s Annex. ge FRIDAY— Key West Choral Society regular meeting, open to winter visi- tors. High School Auditorium. Dance honoring officers and cadets of U. S. Navy Patrol Wing ve, given by City of Key West 10 p. m. Habana-Madrid. , grand instructress, will conduct School of Instruc- "Fern Chapter 21, Rite Hall, vited. O.E.S. meeting at 7:30 Scotti 2 with officers, members and winter <= SATURDAY— Newly reorganized Young Demodratic Club Dinner and Dance. Dance at Habana-Madrid at) {-o’clock. —el SUNDAY— - Concert, Key West Hospitality Band. 5 p. m. Art Center Park. Tr ansfers And Arrivals At ee Barracks Include Key Westers Major Webster F. Putnam, Jr., 13th Coast Artillery, has reported for duty in the Harbor Defenses at Key West, being . transferred from Fort Tilden, Long Island, New York. Major Putnam is well known in Key West, having served as Instructor of the 265th Coast Artillery, Florida National Guard, with in Miami, and accompanied the regiment to camp at Fort Taylor several sum- mers. Mrs. Putnam is the former Ruth Cash of Key West, daughter of Mrs. Ella Cash of 906 White- head street. The Putnams are oc- cupying one of the cottages at Fort Taylor, pending the comple- tion of repairs to their permanent quarters at Key West Barracks. Captain William F. Niethamer, 13th Coast Artillery, is at pres- ent on temporary duty in the Harbor Defenses in connection with the W.P.A. projects now un- derway at Fort Taylor and Key West Barracks. Captain Nietha- manent station is Fort Pensacola, Florida, recently served in Panama. Captain and = Mrs. Niethamer, with their two sons, are occupying one of the cottages at Fort Taylor. 7 Wil eae e Artille Ys station mer’s pe Barrancas, and he Johnson, was re- 3arri aeke and departed this week, accompanied by Mrs. John- son and son ‘William Junior, on a leave of absence which will be spent with Captain Johnson's; parents in Bradenton and Mrs. Johnson’s parents, Colonel aft Mrs. George E. Brown in Miam: At the Johnson's leave, the Johnsons will proceed to New York where Officers Honored At Cocktail Party A cocktail party given by Com- mander L. T. Hundt of Patrol Wing Five, Lieut.-Com. B. Stud- ley and Lieut.-Com. H. C. Fick at the Casa Marina patio Satur- day from 5 to 7 p. m. honored Lieut-Com. S. W. Callaway,} Lieut. Com. W. C. Holt and Lieut-! Com, F. Dana. | Guests were: Mayor and Mrs. ! W. M. Albury, Mrs. Eola Swice- | good, Lieut. and Mrs. W. J. Slat- tery, Lieut. and. Mrs. P. L. Haynes, Lieut. and Mrs. J. F. Mc-} Fadden, Aviation Cadet and Mrs. A. C. Draper, Mrs. Tisdale, Dr.! and Mrs. Merino,’ Dr. and s.| Anthony Rubino, Dr. and Mrs. C. Galey, Mrs. G.F. Wi H Lieut. and Mrs, Fort H, Callahan Commander and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Lindemann, Judge } and Mrs. Edgar Hazleton, Mr. | and Mrs. J. J. Trevor and Lieut.' and Mrs. F. E. Bardwell. | ARNESTO ENAMEL is the World's Finest 4-hour enamel. A pint will cover approxi- mately four chairs and a table. ALL COLORS, SALE PRICE, per pint DOC Will not chip, crack or peel KEY WEST PAINT CO. 512 Fleming St. Phone 118 DIRECT “ARNES' FACTORY STORE they will embark for Johnson’s new station in Panama. Captain Johnson been duty at Key West Barracks since November, 1936. A recent visitor to Key has on West ‘was Lieutenant Colonel Earl H. Metzger, General Staff Assistant Chief of Staff, 3 Headquarters Fourth Corps nee Atlanta, Georgia, who visited Key West Barracks and Fort Tay- lor in connection with Regular Army activities. Lieutenant Colonel James Mac- Kay, Finance Department, U. S. Army, was at Key West Barracks recently in his capacity as audi- tor. Having completed this duty Colonel MacKay has returned to Headquarters Fourth Corps Area, Atlanta, Georgia. Captain Gerald S. Mickle, on duty with the 8th Infantry, Fort Moultrie, S. C., accompanied by Mrs. Mickle, is at present oc- cupying a cottage at the Fourth Corps Area Recreation Center, Fort Taylor. Recent additions to the enlisted members of the garrison include: Private John J. Featherstock, Battery ”, 13th Coast: Artill formerly of the Detachment Quartermaster Corps and Ferry Detachment, Fort Ja: 528 s G. Grant, er, both Comps, Privates Juli aod Robert R. C to Battery tillery, and who with the Coast Panama. Private Robert E. A “E”, 13th Coast Artillery, lanta, Georgia. Private Horace W. Battery “E”, 13th Coast Ar y; recently returned to the United States from duty with the Infan- try in the ealtlyaee Islands. of At- | eecccecccvecevesoonreces Captain | , in Miami. ‘ment at the | W. J. Schoneck, assistant light- house engineer, left on the early bus this morning for Miami, for, _ imitates English Queen eoce | tions of property of the service. George E. Bush, who had been in Key West for two weeks en- joying the fishing and visiting at; places of interest, left yesterday afternoon for Jacksonville. | Charles Ingraham, who had! been spending a brief visit with ihis family, left on the early bus; ‘this morning to join his vessel | , whichis berthed at the wharf used by the spongers at that point. ) gee Anthony Knowles, son of Mr. ‘and Mrs. W. N. Knowles, student = | Navy Yard, Mrs. Watson and two! with relatives, | ‘of radio at a school in Miami, who was spending the week end !afternoon on the bus for Miami | |to resume his studies. | —— Dr. James Milo, who arrived; from Havana Friday on | Steamship Cuba, was a passenger on the morning bus yesterday for | | Miami. Captain Nelson Spencer, who} ® the purpose of making inspec- | Operates one of the sponging ves-'ed by Rotarians William R. War-| sels in these waters, left yester-! | day afternoon for Bahia Honda to ‘join his vessel after a few days vacation with his family. ly of Key West but now of New | York City, arrived Saturday and is visiting her mother, Mrs. M. E. | Sweeny, at 620 Elizabeth street. | F. W. Watkins, who was spend- ing a few days with family and friends, left yesterday for the gaa camp at Marathon. | Frederick A. Moler, Business man of New York who was in with his parents, left yesterday | the! Mrs. C. M. Larranaga, former-' MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1939 |crostey, who died in Baltimore. | j aaraeany January 6, 1939. It is shown that he entered the service in 1899, and promoted {through the grades until he w jade a rear admiral in 1927. |The band stand in Bayview Park, it is shown, is a monument to his RELATIVE TO LATE energy and active participation in all civic affairs tedning toward REAR ADMIRAL the betterment and progress of } — ;Key West during the time he) |was commandant of the Key Resolutions have been prepar-| West naval station. The resolutions are signed by ‘RESOLUTIONS ON W. S. CROSLEY PREPARED BY ROTARIANS iw. | President Ernest A. Ramsey, Vice ren and W. Curry Harris, and) pyggident Charles S. Taylor and , adopted at the regular meeting of} Secretary William V. Little. ithe Key West Rotary Club, of| CARD OF THANKS which he mending the was a member, active and faithful com- Se | We wish to thank our many} | friends and neighbors for the service to this community of the! licindnesses extended us on the late Rear Admiral Walter Selwyn} occasion of the illness and pass- |ing of our loved one, Mrs. Sarah “Key West for a few days and re-} Allen: Russell. We are especially | mained over Saturgay to attend’ grateful for the floral tributes, the President’s ball at Raul’s|the messages of condolence and} Saturday night and the dinner ations of cars at the funeral serv- La Concha, left yesterday after- RICHARD RUSSELL AND noon for his home. FAMILY, jan30-1t | { | | | QUEEN'S TASTE for bangs has inspired Joan Clair (above), of New York, to fashion a new coiffure with curls clustering the fore- head. England’s Elizabeth favors bangs. PERSONAL MENTION vocccceecacecenaseceoees Warren Spencer and M. O’Neil| of the Cheely Lumber Company left yesterday afternoon for} points up the coast for a stay of | several days. Guy Palmerton, of New York, is a visitor in Key West and is here for the beneficial effects of | the climate and expects to spend } some time. Mrs. J. M. Horre, who was} visiting over the week end with! Mr. Horre, construction engineer | in charge of the work on the Monroe county court house and! other projects, left "yesterday aft- | ernoon on the bus for the home ; Mr. and Mrs. Freidman Bolton, | who had been enjoying a vaca- tion in Havana and returned Fri- y afternoon, left yesterday for | ja State C ved yesterday from} >» for a visit with her; other relatives. Merrick Watson, associated with the U. S. 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