The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 10, 1939, Page 6

PAGE SIX THE KEY WEST CITIZEN MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1939 What Do You Know About Health ‘HARRIS SCHOOL CPOOCOOE OSE SS SOO SS SSOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SOSSSOSED Bear At Coed School —. SOCIAL ae ce ACTIVITIES SOCIAL CALENDAR MONDAY— Key West High School P.-T. A. meets. 7:30 p. m. High School Auditorium. ‘SUNRISE SERVICE WELL ATTENDED Monthly meeting of Garden Club and Tree Guild. 8 p. m. Key EXCELLENT PROGRAM REN- West Library. . —————— TUESDAY— Stone Church p. m. Church Annex. Service Club supper, open to winter visitors. 6:00 —— WEDNESDA Y— Meeting of The American Legion. 8 p. m. Legion Home. — SHURSDAY— Meeting Key West Lions Club, Stone Church Annex, 6:30 P. M : Concert by Key West Hospitality Band. 8 p. m. Bayview Park Brotherhood Banquet 7:30 Church parsonage. Annual High School Operetta, School Auditorium. p. m. Fleming Street Methodist , “Hollywood Extra”. 8 p. m. High Annual “Ladies Night” of Key West Rotary Club. 7:30 p. m. Hotal La Concha. Social meeting Junior Woman's Club with hostesses Miss Susan LaKin and Mrs. Allen E. Curry. 5 p m. Woman’s Club- house. ee) ae SUNDAY— Concert, Key West Hospitality Band. 5 p. m. Art Center Park. SOCSSSTETOSCEBOCECCCOESEOCOECE PERSONAL MENTION SCSOOSSOOSOOSSSOSSESSOSSOOOOSSOSOSOSESSOSOOOOESES : Charles Hall left on the after-. noon bus yesterday to join his wife and children in Miami. John England, county super- visor of registration, and Mrs. England, who are in Miami for a brief vacation visiting with rel- atives and friends, are expected to return Thursday in company with their son Howard, who left last week for a brief visit. Kenneth Kemp was a_passen- ger on the morning bus going to Miami for an indefinite stay with! relatives. Mrs. Harold Baker left on the early bus yesterday morning for Matecumbe where she will visit for a while with relatives and friends. Mrs. Manuel C. Perez, left on the early bus this morning for a visit of two weeks with relatives and friends at Tavernier and Miami. Charles Albury, who arrived yesterday for a visit with his son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cruz and family, left on the afternoon bus for his home in Miami. Miss Volma_ Turner, University of Miami, visiting in Key West over the Easter holidays and was the guest of Miss Marguerite Lace- donia, left on the afternoon bus yesterday for Miami. of the who was Miss Rose Appel, Florida State Colle; for. Wo- men, who was visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Rubin. Ap- pel for the-Easter holidays, left on the morning bus for Miami en route to Tallahassee, student at Leaving this morning on the early bus was Miss Marguerite Page, daughter of Mrs. Annie Page, going to resume her studies at Florida State College for Wo- men, after a brief holiday over the Easter season. Reginald Pritchard, head of the Pritchard Funeral Home, who had been spending a few days with relatives in Miami, returned over the highway last night. Captain Nelson Spencer. who was visiting with his family over the week end left this morning by bus for Marathan to join his vessel which is used in sponging operations. Mre. Clara Lewis. who was spending a while in the citv with relgtives and was a guest of her davfgiiter! Mrs. Dunette Curry. ~eft-on the bus Saturdav for Fort “hauderdale where she will bé the guest of another daughtef.“Mrs. Earl Baumgardt and family. H J. G. Pearce, radio man first! class_U.S.N. and Mrs. Pearce, ar- rived on the afternoon bus yes- terday from Long Beach, Calif., and will be in Key West for about three years. Mr. Pearce having been transferred to the radio unit at the naval station. Edwin L. Roberts, of Francis street, who went to Miami with Mrs. Roberts a few days ago, re- turned to the city last evening over the highway. Mrs. Roberts will remain there for a longer stay. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Shu- lach, daughter Miss Nathalie and son Sylvester, who were visiting in Key West for a_ sightseeing |trip, left yesterday afternoon over the highway for Jackson- ville. Seferino Fabal, who was spend- ing one week in the city with relatives and friends, left on the afternoon bus yesterday: for his home in Miami. , Mr. and'’Mrs. Julius Lenthig, ;Who had been enjoying a brief ‘vacation in the city, left over the highway yesterday for Miami en route to their home in Birming- ham, Ala. ; Miss Jennie Morales, who was spending a brief vacation in Key West with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albino Morales, left on the afternoon bus yesterday for Mi- ami where she is a student at Edi- son High school. Ludwig Roberts and Newell Pinder were passengers on the afternoon bus going to West Palm Beach to receive assign- ment to one of the C.C.C. Camps. Mariano Cabrera was a pas- , Senger leaving on the afternoon yesterday for Miami and take passage for Tampa where he will visit his mother and other relatives. Mr. and ‘Mts. ‘Nerman. Roberts | and mother, Mrs. Sarah Roberts, left over. the highway Saturday for a'shart visit with relatives in Miami. Joseph Plummer who, with Mrs. Plummer and young son was visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Plummer, left hur- ;Tiedly in answer to a telephone teall from Miami this morning. Mrs. Plummer and son will re- main for the rest of the week. Entertainment ‘Mach Enjoyed H | Juvenile dance and floor show which was held yesterday after- noon at the Cuban Club for the benefit of the children who are , Students at San Carlos School, |under the direction of the teach- ters and the WPA Recreation De- . partment, was a very delightful _ affair. | The youngsters were all dress- ed in their Easter gowns and !presented a colorful appearance as they went through the evolu- tions of the.dance, and the sev- eral attractive numbers of the! floor show. One of the most attractive pre- sentations was the flag drill for the children. The flags, repre- sentative 6f the countries of the Pan American Union, were han- died in perfect unison and the evolutions of the drill were artis- jtically performed. s 1 The floor show was happily there | DERED AT BAYVIEW PARK There were a iarge number at- tending the Easter Sunrise Serv- tice held yesterday at Bayview Park under the auspices of the Key West Ministerial Alliance, with Rev. W. L. Halliday, pre- siding. The following program was rendered: Prelude, Harry M. Fischer. Hymn, “All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name.” Prayer, Rev. J. C. Gekeler. Quartette, “Up From the Grave He Arose,” Rev. Y. T. Shehane, Mrs. Shehane, Rev. O. C. Howell jand Rev. Jim Lilly. | Scripture, Rev. Y. T. Shehane. oc C. is Grizzly, a bear whe Offertory prayer, Rev. ‘Howell. Offering. j Solo, “The Holy City,” Rev. | Victor Rankin. | Sermon, Rev. J. P. Lilly. Hymn, “He Lives on High.” Benediction in English and Spanish, Revs. Joe Tolle and G. Perez. at Pr GROUPS WHICH ARE AF- FECTED by the coming chang Couple Married in the city in putting Key West on an efficient working basis are Here Sanday starting to put in their objections | Semen concerning the new city charter, Yesterday afternoon in the of- Which is to supplant an old city ee en oe charter that is very loose in pow- pecs Penne ace males ues crs granted the city and there- ada and Miss Cora Pierce were tore inefficient. There -are pro- joined in he shoals sot ae visions in the new city charter, pl out, ee ps (eines “eee has-been prepared and which will probably be approved ithe) couple: present and) the cere “21 the present-sescion of the state mony was officially witnessed by 'jegiciature, which are not being Elberto Quesada and Claribel met with enthusiasm in the city Quesada. because they will carry mare e ‘ stringent requirements for city Christening On officers and make them more ‘Sunday Afternoon subject to the public will. West government has been run ‘The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| lipshod for many years and ha: Jack Dillon was christened Sun- day afternoon at ‘the First Metho- become quite unpopular among Key Westers. The new city char- dist church. Rev. Tolle officiatt- ed. ter, which might have been much more strnigent and thus caused many a present city officer to lo: his job, has been designed mildly purposely to cause no one to lose nis job who will attempt to make his office more efficient. Former conditions are now falling be- hind as Key West moves ahead. | “hose standing with the baby were Mrs. Albert Pita, Mrs. Flor- ence Matcovich and Floyd Dil- lon. The baby was given the name of Nancy Ann. REALTY SALES (Continued from Page One) the 88x60 property in the Florida and Johnson block. ae ethene ane Florida Demeritt Perez sold to ee Ser =f eauent Hs sae aA G. W. Adams the 55x55 Olivia 5,11) ap ppeesegy eee Sirenty nearaWhite aries sear full and coulda had more’ type. erty. Arnold Swain sold to G. M. Gray the 162x93 corner of South and Tropical. Mr. Gray who is tae ” « a printer from Fostoria, Ill. is & ee boat load” type. .“Boat dette interested in Rey West load” fishermen make a place fa- The usual amount of transfers TOUS: too, but that type is par- tof mainland property in the area ticularly hard on the amount of where groups are at present dig- fish here, and gets little publicity ging’ for oil was noted. Ivar Other than through word of | Axelson transferred 320 acres to Mouth. fishing, in each department of which it excels most other places in the country. One is the who come to Key with stories of the fishing of these wat want to West, filled wonderful to Mr. Smith, 10 acres to Fred 8amey permit and bonefish are 'Deschenes and L. F. Pomerlean, the ones which are bywords and 40 acres to M. A. Weis, 640 2Mong national sports fishermen. {acres to W. T. Price. Chevelier But fishing for them is extremely Corporation sold 50 acres to tedious: all day in the Gulf Stream Howard I. Reeder, and other or all night in Bay channels or acreage to I. W. Myers. Axelson all day on the shallow flats, also sold 320 acres. to Walter sometimes going three and four Godbey. Tamiami Everglades days without a bite or a big fish, Corp. sold 10 acres to M. M. Neu- is liked by very few. But until mann, and 10 to A. W. Man- the sporting type which likes that nering. kind of fish come here and do Charles S. Maloney as executor just that Key West is missing a sold to Roy J. Lewin the 46x86 greater fishing reputation. Pine street property. — In deeds dated from 1935 the A STRONG POINT for Key South Shore Development Com- West in the northern mind is the pany transferred the 25x2409 “tempo” of life here. A vacation Property on White near George, in the north is a hectic round of Jane W. W. Bancroft the 25x425 colf and cocktail parties and near Bertha street, and the dances, which is not much differ- Realty Company the 25x2409 on ent from the strenuous work re ae Sepa ah fosthe City ‘the larger industrial centers re- cy quire. In Key~«West cool trade Kingman Curry sold to B. M.' winds drift in from the occan , Duncan a lot in the Kineccha and little laughing groups are subdivision of Big Pine. TS x n _ 2 Ty street gorner as Neil De Pamphilis and E. N. twilight falls and. yellow ligh Andrew sold to D. M. Andrew! Wilight fal x = up in the houses bathed in two and one half acres on Boot »>"™& Key “ KEY WEST has two kinds of | the ; The big marlin, sailfish J.D. Hartnett, extensive acreage and tarpon catches or the small ; Key. W. B. Johnson sold to W. W. Salisbury five acres on Key Largo. W. A. Burdine sold to Louis “W. Loudon 7-6 acres on the main- land. Martha B. Bates and Minnie L. blue tropic light, while the soft blue seas of the island wash on the white beaches’ and rocky shores. It is this tempo which really relaxts the northerner— makes him live pleasantly and peacefully in an atmosphere ex- otic and relaxing. The-two big Miss Mary Louise Bonniwell, received and the several num- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. bers loudly applauded. The act- Duke sold to Elizabeth T. Ferrin Points about this tempo this col- a lot in the Palm Villa Subdivi- U™" has been impressed with Bonniwell. who was visiting for a short while during the Easter season with her mother and other relatives, left yesterday afternoon to resume her studies at Florida State College for Wo-! ing of “Ferdinand the Bull” was exceptionally done by the young person in the role, and the other numbers received generous ap- plause. It was estimated there were +more than 200 persons present. sion of Pig Pine. while talking to tourists is (1) J. S. Dongo sold to Hester L. ©Very tourist appreciates it as Johnson a 50x93 lot on Washing- Something new and different and ton between Tropical and White.. pleasurable (2) a number, how- Louis M. Pomerlau sold 202 ever, do not like the fact that its} acres on No Name to Merrill/apparent ease does not make for ‘ Waide. ithe most efficient type of city.: Coeds pride at Lees-McRae college at Banner Elk, N. the campus man hater. THE ISLAND CITY esent Nature in ovement. raw with modern the idea of heaven. ems to be vacation seck SOME OF THE LOCAL fish house operators are beginning to on the in- f fish houses. | go there were but! es and one street here are three fish peddlers, all of to split the profits. Thompson Fish Company a few montis TOV: peddler. Now houses and f which t go purchased two fish Brothers runs Miami fish rations to open Miami whole- houses, Demeritt oth: Fiiday a y began oj office here de distribution. NOTES AROUND THE CITY: er notice the old ship cannon planted muzzle first at the foot c ar the fish mar- kets. . .The real beauty of Key West is brought out when sitting in the yard of the Southernmost > where writer Miss Thel- abel will scon buiid, with Austratian palms overhead, sea- @ trees nearby and smooth’ out over a wide anse of sea over the double I the te Judge Harris to withstand pounding of A property owner at Far the greater number of those , used all boat owners eit boats off the beach also cleared off old cleaned the beach. ermen like the new appear- > of the beach. . .When the WPA builds its Yacht Basin at Garrison Bight the dock is in- tended to be back against the Boulevard and yachtsmen are car roaring cars and} at their backs all day long. pal cbjection to placing the < out from the Trumbo Prop-! erties is that it is private prop-} nd has Junior ClubTo CS Meet Tuesday ; Miss Si 1» La Kin, prpsident of the Ju i jor Woman’s Club, an-} nounced this morning there will be a business meeting of the club 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of the Woman’s Club 2 street. number of import- ant matters to be taken up, said the president, and a full attend- ance is expected. Social meeting of Junior Wom- an’s Club will be given at 5 Pp. m. Thursday at the Woman’s Club- house. Mr:. Allen E. Curry and Miss Susan La Kin will be hos- tesses. Lew Ayres ALL QUIET ON THE FRONT Also — Comedy and News “Key West's Outstanding! LA CONCHA HOTEL Beautiful—Air-conditioned Rainbow Room and Cocktail Lounge DINING and DANCING Strictly Fireproof Open The Year Around KITE CONTEST BIG SUCCESS MANY CONTESTANTS TOOK PART IN EVENT SATURDAY MORNING AT TRUMBO IS. ! LAND FAIR GROUNDS The Harris School Kite Contest, | which was held at Trumbo Island | Fair Grounds on Saturday morn-/} ing, April 8, was a great success, with many contestants from the various schools and many inter- ested spectators present. This contest was sponsored by the Fifth Grade of the Harris School and its teacher, Mrs. Isa- bel Ball, and was under the su- pervision of the W.P.A. Recrea- tion Department with Thomas Curry in charge. Three boy scouts of Troop 49, Miami, volunteerred to act as judges of the contest. They were: Robert Dalton, Andrew Jackson High School; Norman Smith, Mi- ami Edison High; Ben Turner, Andrew Jackson High. Those who were awarded rib- bons in the events were: jhest Flyer 1st—Charles Walker, Street School. 2nd—John Monsalvatge, Harris School. 3rd—Paul School. Division Lightbourn, Harris Kite Antics lst—Frank Gates, Jr., Division Street School. 2nd—Charles Ray Brandt, Har- ris School. 3rd—Kenneth School. Kerr, Harris Smallest Kite lst—Albert Parra, St. Joseph Scholo. 2nd—Katherine Chapman, Har- tis School. 3rd—Charles Walker, Street School. Largest Kite lst—Albert Parra, St. School. 2nd—Charles Ray Brandt, Har- tis School. 3rd—James William Baker, no school. Best Constructed Kite lst—Albert Parra, St. Joseph School. 2nd—Charles Ray Brandt, Har- ris School. 3rd—Frank Gates, Street School. 1st—Gecrge School. 2nd—Charles Ray Brandt, Har- ris School. 3rd—Albert Parra, St. Joseph School. Those awarded prizes for hav- ing the largest number of points were: lst—Albert Parra. 2nd—Charles Ray Brandt. 3rd—Frank Gates, Jr. and Charles Walker—awarded dupli- cate pi The Kite Exhibit of Albert Parra, 10 ye“irs oldjof St. Joseph School, was one of the bright spots of the day. Forty-five kites of different designs were exhibit- ed by Albert. The smallest was a postage stamp size, 2 3-4 by 2 inches, and the largest a spider kite, 32x29 inches. Albert pre- sented his postage stamp kite and iis spider kite to Troop 9, Boy Scouts of Miami, as a souvenir gift of the Key West Kite Contest. Each of the three scouts who act- ed as judges were presented with a kite by Parra. CHOCOLATE-COVERED BRESCIA, Italy —A_ truck carrying “bonbons” in this city collided with a train spilling its contents. Passersby helped them- selves and later in the day doc- tors were swamped with calls. The “Bonbons” were chocolate- covered laxatives. 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