The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 28, 1939, Page 6

PAGE SIX ACTIVITIES SOCIAL C 1 i ALENDAR TUESDAY— Stone Church Service Club supper, open to winter visitors. p. m. Church Annex. 6:00 | Millers Leave Enroute Home Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Miller, two sons, Jimmie and Ritchie, and Beach party for members of Key West Historical Pageant. 8 p. | friend, Tea Seale, left over the m. South Beach. | oa WEDNESDA Y— Special meeting The American Legion considering bringing | state convention here. 8 p. m. Legion Hall. Lions Club Nisht at The Palace Theater. ——o : THURSDAY— Rotary Club meeting 12:15 p. m. St. Paul’s Annex. i highway this morning for their home in New, York City, after a delightful visit in Key West. Mrs. Miller and her sons arriv-; ed three months ago and were the guests of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Mecting Key West Lions Club, Stone Church Annex, 6:30 P.M Gardner, at 1221 Petronia street. Concert by Key West Hospital Brotherhood Banguet 7:30 p. Church parsonage. Wedding of Miss Juanita May; ‘ity Band. 8 p. m. Bayview Park m. Fleming Street Methodist g to Edward Clayton Cassity, Jr., at 6 o'clock at St. Mary’s Catholic Church. i Se i FRIDAY— S ocial meeting of Junior Woman's Club with Mrs. Delio Cobo and Miss Clara Lankford entertaining. 5 p. m. Woman's Clubhouse. Delegation from Key West leaves to attend Key West Dade Club Jamboree celebrating anniversary of highway open- ing. SUNDAY— Concert, Key West Hospitality —) Father Honored At Division | Band. 5 p. m. Art Center Park, | | Street School Friday Night’ Fathers were honored Friday night at the - Division Street School. There was quite a large representation of parents present. The program consisted of a welcome by three little First Grade girls. Two selections by the Rhythm Band, which were creditably rendered and three selections by the — orchestra, which although organized just four months ago and composed of beginning players, showed re- markable talent on the part of the pupils and good instruction on the part of the music teacher, Mrs. Norma Dopp. Announcement Of Engagement Mr. and Mrs. John R. Delaney, | of 2906 Ola Avenue, Tampa, Fla., have announced ‘the, engagement of their daughter, Miss Edenia C. Delaney to Carl B. Terry, son of Frank L. Terry. Miss Delaney, formerly af Key | West, received her early educa- tion in this city, and was gradu- ated from Hillsborough High and Brewster Vocational Schools. She received her A.B. degree from the University of Tampa, and is a member of the Sigma Theta! Phi sorority. For the past three years, Miss Delaney 's been on the faculty of the University of Tampa, as! the assistant instructor in Span- | ish. Mr. Terty is a native of Tampa and was graduated from the Plant City High School. He is local distributor for a well-known company. Floor Show For Highway Dance In a phone call last night from Miami, President Joe Montecino, of the Key West-Dade Club,, which is sponsoring the Jamboree at the Civic Center in Miami Fri- day night in celebration of the of the first opening of| ‘the Overseas Highway, approved the all-star floor show arranged by Mrs. Eva Warner for the! dance. | The floor show, which is large- ly taken from the Night In Ha- vana group, consists of a Mexican Hat Dance, Exotic Bolero, Inter- national Ballet, Ferdinand the Bull, Argentine Tango, Allegoric- al number in which Cuba flirts with Uncle Sam, Rhumba, Tap Dance and Rhumba Fiesta. The performers will be leaving tomorrow and later this week and: will be at a rehearsal at the Civic Center Thursday afternoon at 5 p. m. Those who have not se-; cured transportation as yet may do so by contacting’ Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Bernice Brantley, original Miss Key West of the celebration, will present the cup to the Miss Key West chosen at the dance. Tavernier Couple Married Here Yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the office of County Judge Raymond R. Lord, Lanny Tubbs and Miss Lavel Ellen, both! of Tavernier, were made man and wife, Judge Lord officiating. The ceremony was witnessed by Miss Louisa Delaney and E. H. Gray, and their signatures were’ ' Surprise Night At ‘one, including over | Beach, where a wonderful day of An introduction game was played in which fathers, mothers and teachers became acquainted. A count of parents showed that Miss May Sands had the greatest number from the upper grades while that of Mrs. Eulalie Jones had the greatest number from the lower division. Both were awarded with colored re- productions of “The Song of the Lark”. A social hour followed, during the course of which refreshments: were served. Mrs. Eva Warner’ ably assisted at this entertain- ment. Palace Theatre i Hilarious fun for one full hour! Raise.the roof wiih uproarious laughter. ."° .and~ according to “talk about tdwn”,.there’s going to be a “house-full” of Palace pa- trons tomorrow night at that) leading show house to witness the} Surprise Night attraction offered by the Key West Lions Club. Regular features at the Palace will be shown, and the special show is sandwiched in between shows, starting approximately at 8:30 o'clock. Surprises are in store for every- a hundred} prizes to be awarded in a huge) Country Store event, one of the main sections of the show. There'll be music, specialty num- bers and “just a lot of hokum and fun” all during the hour. High pressure and “a laugh every half- minute” is guaranteed by the committee in charge. 5 First come first choice of seats. Programs will be handed out at the door, with individual num- bers on each. Patrons are advis- ed to keep these souvenirs for use‘ in the Country Store feature. Regular Wednesday night price will be in effect. | 12th Annual Conch Day Observed | Twelfth Annual Conch Day ex-| ercises were observed Friday at the High School with the junior class the usual butts of the senior class, which this year boasts 65, the largest in the history of the school. The Day started with the sen- iors marching in a body into the auditorium singing, “Hail, Hail”. Music was furnished by Hector Barroso, Percy Roberts and John Robinson. Six juniors were im- mediately brought up on_ the stage and mild “hazing” admin- istered. The precious Conch shell, which annually is given by the senior class to the junior class that it may carry on the school/| \waditions was given by President Rosemary Kelly of the junior, class. Senior class President Har- ry Knight, more seriously, ad-) \dressed the gathering and told of the significance of Conch Day. A motorcade was then formed and proceeded to Boca Chica | fishing, boating and swimming was enjoyed. Mrs. Mitchell White chaperoned the picnic. Mrs. Lorine Thompson is the class sponsor. The first Conch Day was ob- served April 1, 1927. affixed to the marriage certifie-, ate. - 5 jai Mr. Miller and Mr. Seale arrived three weeks ago especially for the fishing and to join the others. . During their stay Mr. Miller and Mr. Seale made a number of successful fishing trips and while no records were broken they were delighted with the success of their angling ventures. Marriage License Iscaed Today Marriage license permitting the wedding of Miss Juanita Mayg to Edward Clayton Cassity, Jr., was issued this afternoon from the of- fice of County Judge Raymond R. Lord. The wedding will be celebrated Special attraction is announced in this issue for the Monroe Thea- Thursday evening at 6 o’clock in te toe otaueday and rgay, St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Cath- nights of this week. “Children olic Church. | of Loneliness” is the title, and the | piohire will be shown both nights o>" °° starting at 11 o'clock. Adults only PERSONAL MENTION = =: Patterned aiter the famous . e novel, “Well of Loneliness”, the Captain Thomas Moore was a/ Subject of the picture treats on pas.enger leaving on the early the delicate topic of those people bus this morning for his station |i" this world who live in a uni- at Pirates Cove, where his boat is| V°TS® Quite apart from the ‘aver- berthed: age. “Men with souls of wgmen SPECIAL ATTRACTION Dance At Cuban AT MONROE THEATER TwEsE COR ARE THE ARTISTS IWTERPRETATIONS GF AUTO WISTORY CORR.I9DO BY CROSL-EANES | Clab Friday Night Celebrating the first anniver- sary of the opening of the Over- seas Highway Bridges, Sociedad Cuba, will sponsor a at Cuban Club on Friday, March,31, 10 p. m. Floor Show and big surprise will be featured at one minute past 12 o’clock midnight, which will be April Fool’s Day. Gould Curry and his piece dance band music for the occasion. dance seven- will furnish —women with souls of men”. strange love impulses, attraction of women for their own sex, and attraction of males for male Psychologists have made ex- haustive studies of the emotions in humans that create these strange impulses. A particularly cothplete action picture with a full-blooded plot of the psycholo- gists’ side of this subject is pre- sented in “Children of Loneli- ness”. Mrs. J. Y. Porter, Jr., was a passenger on the’ early’ morning bus today going for ‘a’ visit in Mie mi. . Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Tankard, who had been visiting fer more than a week in the city, left this morning on the bus for Miami enroute to their home in Nash- ville, Tenn. Miss Aileen Bethel left over the ADMITS STABBING highway this morning for New, York where she expects to spend | an indefinite time with relatives. WANDSWORTH, Eng.—Thom- as Jordan of this city admitted he stabbed Mrs . Ellen Hurley, but said he did it because she pulled out his false teeth and threw them away. LEGALS Attorney H. H. Taylor, Jr., who was spending the weekend in Mi- ami with relatives and friends, returned cver the highway yes- terday afternoon to be in attend- ance at the meeting of city coun- cil last night. Antonio Canalejo and Stanley pursuant to ” certain F. Saunders, keepers at Tortugas | Trice, S04 entered on, the 24th day light station, who were in Key Arthur Gomez, one of the West on business, left on the pas- {, egg ba at nit Court of the senger vessel Talofa this morning for their station. Carl Rom, chief radio electri- cian\ at the lighthouse depart-|{}; ment, who-had been at Sombrero 7 e lighthouse - making certain ad-,{°".,\n Chancery. justments and regulating the ra- e dio equipment, returned to the city last night. . THE WEATHER roe ing whe complainant a sometimes krfown and Francis Hyatt, et is bidder for door of the n Key West, on Mon- A. D. 1939 (same being a court and ins hours of > aftern lowing de- satisfy said © amounts Key om On the Island « County of | Monroe Florida, being part Three (3) of Square eight (38), Commencing point one hundred thi feet from Whitehead and and running th Whitehead Street easterly direction feet, and Six (6) inche at right angles in a terly direction One ety-seven (197) Nine (9) inches; thence at right angles in a Northwesterly direction Forty (40) feet, and (6) inches: at ‘right angles in a rection , One seven (197) inches, | back beginning, ALLAN B West, Highest of Lowest - Mean ... = Normal Mean _. Rainfall* Yesterday's . Ff-ecipitation _- Ins. al Precipitation .05 Ins. | in Fecord covers 21-hour period oding at S o'clock thix morning. : ot Thirty- thence North- hundred Sun rises feet and pgint of CLEARE, JR. to the High |. _ 5: Low 2 eee 1 Barometer 7:30 a. m., ioday: Sea level, 29.99. WEATHER FORECAST RAYMOND RB. LORD. ; Solicitor ‘for Complainant. mar28; apr4-11-}8-25,1939 Subscribe to The Citizen—20c weekly. ROLLE FARM. 413 Thomas St. Home Grown Fruits preserved with Fresh Honey Guava Jam. Jelly and Mar- mailade, ct. 4 50c Fresh Tomato Marmalade. qt. 50c Other fruits in season. - Coconut Pralines made from Key West Coconuts (Till 7:30 p. m., Wednesday) Key West and Vicinity: Gen- erally fair and mild tonight and Wednesday; moderate winds, mostly southeast and south. Florida: Fair to partly cloudy’ and mild tonight and Wednesday. Jacksonville to Florida Straits and East Gulf: Moderate winds, mostly southeast and south, and partly overcast weather tonight and Wednesday. i . ing ales day) dur- Speeial Master in €hancery. | eee as NOTICE OF decree » 20th day by the one of uit Court of Circuit of in ‘Chan- > therein of February, A. D. Honorable Arthur ¢ 4 the Judges of the ¢ the Eleventh Judie Monroe County, cery, in that cert pending whe dividuaity » of Stephen 1 : utrix of the de- and id’ on that year. outery to the highest bidder for before the front door of the y Court House in Key West, = County, Florida, on Mon- the 3rd day of April, A. D. 1939 me being a rule rt and a legal s the legal hours 11 , to-wit, fore- after- aid 3 following property to satisfy said a t of the amounts between of Key A ted in Feb- part of Lot five (5), com- f Simon- and y Fifty- feet: thence at right sin a Southeasterly di- ng. _ AQUILINO LOPE al Master in Cha D_R. LORD, Solicitor for Complainant. feb28; mar7-14-21-28,1939 We are equipped to do all kinds of print- ing — quickly, eco- nomically, and with the best of workman- ship. Call 51 for an estimate. RAPID SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES FREE ESTIMATES THE ARTMAN PRESS PHONE 51 TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1939 THE ISLAND CITY At Present THE HAVANA - AMERICAN |singic delinquent property taxes “TRUST” FACTORY located for the past few years for around above the operating Key West-|$30. Under the '26 assessment it Havana factory on county road at! would cost him as much as three present has opened its windows times that. Now many in this and there are signs of activity all|city will pay $30 where they |about. Immediately there were would not pay $90. ‘rumors that another cigar factory was coming here. As a matter of fact, the work consists of rein-| forcing the concrete throughout the building. The only near-def- inite information this column has concerning the possibility that another factory will come here is that of the Gradiaz-Annis com- pany, which is reported consider- ing moving here if the Key West-; Havana company is a success.' Fach told him what they favored. Yet, a responsible source informs/ Senator Ward listened to all and this column that it is quite un-| promised to “do the best I can”, likely. Whenever there are cigar | the same promise he made during laborer troubles in Tampa, there | pis campaign here, but would not the rumors concerning transfer to! }¢ committed to anything. Brok- Key West spring up. en promises, given too quickly, ecopennige: ane | have killed many a good political THE “PERKY” BUSINESS is! reputation. It now remains to be just about concluded to the satis-| seen just how well young and ap- faction of all concerned, viz. State parently sincere Mr. Ward will Road Department, Monroe Coun- work for this county in the com- ty and R. C. Perky. After Perky ing legislature. jhad agreed to turn over the right-of-way for the viaducts and: roadways of the extension from Big Pine Key to Key West on the Overseas Highway there was a long “hitch” of about two months in which plans came to a definite shalt. Sate Road — Department wanted a fee simple ‘deed to the right-o-way giving it entire right over the land in question. Mr. as are two factions in city council. Perky wanted several provisions On one side is lined up President inserted with control over some; c i Adams and councilmen Will Rob- of the properties vested in him.; This column understands that the / rts porch pplageerpemcaciris pom matter is finally settled and the ; Roberts and Will Doughtry If fee simple. deed will shortly belt. choice falls to that of either given the State Road Department. idl Galil aieaen ahs eas onli The Department would have be-| ill have a majority over pa gun work long ago if there were jlien. ‘Thikouill hevme aaah not a cloud over the title. As it]. : coon ere - “il is they have moved down a great |@™' 18 igi = eae deal of equipment to build the, ™¢etings, as votes on the more extension. | LOCAL POLITICIANS were enthusiastic about the way Sena- tor David Elmer Ward handled the local requests for his coopera- tion in certain bills—when they looked at the matter in the light , of political good sense. Waiting jon him throughout his visit Fri- cials and citizens committees. RATHER IMPORTANT CHOICE of City Council to fil! | the unexpired term of Roy Ful- | ford, councilman who died “last | we ek, will shortly be before {Council meetings. It is up to +Council to ‘vote in a new man. There is much speculation as to who the choice will be. There vital questions concerning the jcity has always been four to three NTN iwith the first named faction in CITY COUNCIL has its prob- lems at times. Facing the need for increased revenue to operate the city efficiently it voted to continue the 80 percent cut on de- 4 . . Kidney Danger Signals Getting up nights, frequent or seanty flow, burning, leg pains of g : ba rs * linquent taxes, providing current eet oe taxes are paid in cash. An im- | orders Danger Ahead. Make this pression around town is that now 4-day test. Diuretic the kidney not even, 20 percent is being col- Help nature’ éliminate exce: lected. . They point out that the acids and othef wastes’ which ‘can assessment basis is figured on the cause the irritation that wakes 1937 year, which is the lowest the you up. Ask any druggist for a |city has probably ever had. They test box of Bukets. Locally at | also point out that if the 1926 as- Olivieri’s Drug Store.—advt. sessment were followed the city would have been in that much more money as that sessment was nearer the present h noe e sent values. Most city assessments are figured SURPRISE NIGHT pes But the Council } Wednesday, March 29 jas some good, practical, econom-| @ e PALACE THEATRE ic minds. The average property owners can clear small his 'Wiener Roast Beach Party Tonight held at 5 all whx West H A the ba promptly 2 beach mc Quite a & day were many city, county offi-! muct the choice WHEN MONROE Repr t F Court the a te COUNTY salaries of 2 fic howi went mors that hb ¢ ‘oth were ru oppc repr ugh not mat LIFES AGRIM JEST! - LOVES A HIDEOUS TRAVESTY! CHILDREN LONELINESS MORITA. WS ADULTS- ONLY! MONROTE THEATRE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, March 30 and 31 11:00 P. M. SHOWS ONLY BELIEVE IT OR This Is A Real Offer! To Help You Sell Your-- Real Estate Houses - Lots - Business Properties The On A Pay If You Citizen Will Carry Your Want-Ads Sell Basis This paper wants to list every piece of property in Key West and Monroe County offered for sale. Citizen from prospective buyers who want to secure classified column. THIS OFFER MADE TO PROPERTY OWNERS THREE MONTHS The Citizen receives requests daily for copies of The same through ads in the ONLY — GOOD FOR To Place An Advertisement Free -- Call 51