The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 15, 1939, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Garden Club Held Meeting Of Season Final Monday (By Nifia Leslie Calleja) The June meeting of the Key West Garden Club was held on Monday evening at the Public Library on Duval street. This meeting was the final one of the season, pending continuance in October. Mrs. J. D. MacMullen, presi- dent of the club, opened the meeting at 8 o’clock. Due to the absence of Mrs. Philip Cosgrove, recording secretary, the previous meeting were not read. Mrs. W. J. Phelan, treas- urer, read the financial report, and Mrs. William White, cor- responding secretary, reported that she had written several let- ters pertaining to club affairs. Mrs. MacMullen announced that plans were being formulated for a project concerning the Key West Botanical Gardens. She then asked for suggestions from members regarding next year’s meeting, what subjects the club would ‘like to study, etc. Mrs. Wallace Bryant Kirke spoke of a report made by Mr. Gill, who addressed the Garden Club last month on the subject of fertilizing local soil. Members who have followed his sugges- tions have had splendid results. Mr. Gill’s report should prove very valuable and helpful, and mimeographed copies are to be made which will be available to all club members. Mrs. E. J. Bayly announced that Mrs. B. Curry Moreno had arranged the flowers on display at the meeting, which consisted of the Frangipanni, the Horse- tadish tree blossoms and the Alamanda. Mrs. Harvey Eagan, Mrs, William White and Mr. Leuthi read papers regarding these flowers, and there followed | an informal discussion » about them. Mrs. Bayly spoke of the need for Bird Conservation in Key West. It had been suggested that the public school children make bird houses, and it appears that a local Audubon Society will be formed in the near future. | Two distinguished guests were | minutes of! |Dahlberg, superintendent of the famous Fairchild Gardens in Mi- jami, and William Lyman Phil- lips, landscape architect, who has.done such notable work in Grinnells Park and Matson Ham- mock. Mr. Phillips spoke very briefly of plans for a_ beautiful flower and tree lined highway extending over the Keys. The subject of Dr. Dahlberg’s very interesting and instructive address was “Landscape Gar- dening.” He mentioned several famous European gardens that have been models of beauty and perfection for hundreds of years. He pointed out that the “theme” of any garden is important, and that unity, proportion and - both physical and psychological balance, as applied to gardening, must be considered. Simplicity is necessary,: as is sincerity. Sequence should.be strived for, likewise harmony, and vista. Dr. Dahlberg pointed out some of the most common faults in gar- dens: lack of plan, helter-skelter plants. ence. During this period he men- tioned that Key West was the States where breadfruit trees would grow, and suggested that we show many of them grow- ing here. Dr. Dahlberg at Monday’s meet- ing, and the entire club looks for- ward to having him with us again next season. Present at the meeting were: Lee, of Miami, Miss Minnie Por- ter Harris, Mr. and Mrs. B. ‘Curry Moreno, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace |Bryant Kirke, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Leuthi, Mrs. Harvey . Eagan, lass, Mrs, Maude. Haynes ,Hollo- planting, too great a variety of | At the close of his address Dr. | Dahlberg answered many ques-— tions put to him by his audi-, only spot in the entire United , It was a great privilege to hear | Mrs, E. M. Décker, Mrs. W. J./ Dr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Doug-! | Combination Dance iTomorrow Night Polo Shirt, Slack and Shorts 'combination dance is the latest hit presented for the dancing pub- ilie’s approval at the Habana- Madrid club tomorrow, night by the popular Marti Club in an ef- fort to raise funds to sponsor a beach cleaning project in the ‘near future. | The event is one of the most | talked about in the city and members of the organization ex- pect one of the biggest crowd of the season to attend the affair. A | real success is assured judging by the advance sale of tickets. | Prizd donated by leading local | Dry Goods Store will be given to the couple displaying the most | attractive slack outfit. While.for the young Ladies wearing the} ‘prettiest shorts combination and polo shirt-slack garments will {also be presented with a gift. ' Mrs. Mervin Russell Returns To City Mrs. Mervin L. Russell, one of | the Parent-Teacher Association officials who attended the sthool of instruction in Gainesville last week, returned over the highway Tuesday. | Before returning home Mrs. Russell visited in Jacksonville with her sister, Mrs. Ruth Slap- meets fiirst and third Thursdays, | . P. Hall, Fleming street. Spark- ling Waters, Rebekah Lodge No.| 14, meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays) at 7:30_p. m. Cuba Lodge No. 16,/ LO.0.F., Varela Hall, 919 Eliza-/ ‘beth street. | |. .Minoca Council No. 13, Degree) | Theater in Ocala on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 15, 16 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN “(CONCERT TONIGHT [NEW ARRIVAL IN “TARZAN FINDS A SON”, is newest title of MGM picture made | recently by Johnny “Tarzan” Weissmuller at Silver Springs. where informal pose during filming. Formerly | this first movie of “Tarzan” to be made in three years shows the handsomely muscled Weissmuller in’ many familiar Florida backgrounds, including underwater beauty spots at springs. The picture will have its premiere showing at the Ritz and 17, "TRANSPORTATION NEW HEAD FOR STEAMER ARRIVES Today's Birthdays Sheree SIMONE TOURS well, writer and poetess, of Talla- | hassee, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Trevor, | Tuesdays of month, 8:00 p. m., at Mrs. Frank Edwards, Mrs. Mario | Red Men’s Hall, corner of Caro- Calleja, Mrs. A. M. Morgan and|line and Elizabeth streets. Im- present at the meeting. Dr. K. Mrs. h lot. proved Order of Red Men meets ee Page te | every Monday, 7:30 p. m., at Wig- wam Hall. of Pocahontas meets Ist and 3rd| PERSONAL MENTION Mrs. Ray Navarro left yester- day to spend several months in Miami visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Silviera. Dr: and Mrs. Mark Johnson, } sonand daughter-in-law of the} Vesey Johnson's of Flagler street, have returned to their home in Palm Beach following a} visit in this city, Mr. and Mrs. Everett P. Winter | are enroute to St. Paul, Minn., to} spend the summer. They will re-| turn-to Key West early in Sep-| tember. } Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brewer, | Duval street and the ocean,/ leave tomorrow to spend the sum- | mer in Connecticut. | Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carleton, | are enroute to spend the summer } months in New York City. They! will return to this city late in| August. Rev. Michael McNally, S. J., who had come here to give the yearly retreat to the local Sis- ters, left for Macon, Ga., where he is stationed. For many years he was rector of Tampa College and and the church in Miami.| Rev. Jerome R. Mullin, S. J., has returned from his trip to Mi- ami. J. A. Hazard, of the Texaco Co., was a visitor in this city yesterday and was a guest of the Porter Dock Co. Miss Rosalie Smith, of the WPA Home economics Department is a visitor in Key West and a guest of Mrs. Minnie Robinson, super- visor of the local project. Harry Knight and Kermit Lewin and mother left yesterday for*Palm Beach for a visit with Mrs. “B. Snyder, former Key Wester, who was before marriage, F. & A. M, Lodges meet at! Steamship Cuba, of the P. ani O. S. S. So., arrived in port thi Reuben J. Lasister arrived in morning from Tampa en route to this city Tuesday and will take Havana. There were eight Pas-| over the management of Simone | |sengers on the ship. Two _ firs’ hi 519 Duval | cabin for Key West and six first | Tours; Inc., rival street. | During the past winter Mr.| cabin for Havana. | Arrivals at this port were: E.)Laster has been with this com- IN BAYVIEW PARK There will be a concert given tonight betwen the hours of 8 and..9 o'clock at Bayview Park by the Key West Federal Concert Band, which will be under the direction of Alfred Barroso, con- ductor, The program follows. March, The Empire State— Collins. Overture, The Italian in Algiers —G. Rossini. Intermezo, In a Moonlit Garden —King. Fox Trot, Rosalie—Cole Porter. Waltz, Enchanted Night—K. L. King. Overture, The Altar of Genius —K. L. King. March; The Military Girl— Burger. Star Spangled Banner—Key. Malvina Hoffman (Mrs. Samuel B, Grimson) of New York, noted sculptor, born there, 52 years ago. Mary E. Dillon, president of the Brooklyn, N. Y. Borough Gas Company, born in New York 54 years ago. Judge Jeanette G. Brill of Brooklyn, N, Y., born there, 51 | years ago. Saige es i Mattison B. Jones of Los An- | geles, lawyer, Baptist leader, | born at Tuttle, Ky., 60 years ago. Dr. Harry Elmer Barnes of New York, educator, lecturer and | writer, born at Auburn, N. Y., 50) years ago. William McFee of Westport, | Conn., noted author, born in} England, 58 years ago. | Judge Morris Rothenburg of | New York, Zionist leader, born in | Lodge, No. 70, I.0.0.F..| Silver Springs and beautifully wooded jungles around the famous\Esthonia, 55 years ago. US. YOUNG AGAI felt 70. Then took Ostres ‘Robert Old at 45 The New Raw OysterTonlc | le At Gardner's Pharmacy | Acquainted THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 19% ! C ATES’ E AMILY. BROWNSVILLE, Texas—D. +. INSURES WHISKERS {Simpson of this city writes in- surance on the local men’s ers covering “loss and damage Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Leon fire, theft, or malicious mischief” Cates, of 902 Olivia street an-|for the annual Charro Days fes- nounce the arrival of a girl|tival. weighing eight and a half pounds} ———__ ____ yesterday at 10 o'clock at “TAKE FO home. Mrs. Cates and baby are re- Get Relief From Chills Fever! ported as doing nicely. The new arrival will be given the name Nellie Mae. Don't put up with terrible Mal: Don’t endure the wracking | and fever. At first sign of the dread dis: PASTRY SPECIALS AT MALONEY’ : Two pastry specials are offered | especialy. for the purpose, for weekend selling at Maloney } tareless quinidine end iam Bros. Bakery, 812 Fleming street. | tually combats Malaria They are Pineapple Layer Cake the bisod. Reteves the a at 33c and Lemon Cheese Squares | #4 fever. Helps you feel fast. at 25¢c. ‘Thousands take Grove's Tasteless Walter Maloney, proprietor, | Chill Tonic for Malaria and eer advices that phone orders. will it. Pleasant to take, too. en ic r children take it without a receive prompt attention for de- or livery whenever the cakes are |Jaria’s first sign, Don’t suffer and suff Tasteless Chill wanted up to noon on Saturday.’ stores. Buy the large size as; Phone 818 — or call at the store. you much more for your money, OVERSEAS it TRANSPORTATION CO., INC. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service Between MIAMI and KEY WEST Also Serving ALL POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS —between— MIAMI AND KEY WEST TWO ROUND TRIPS DAILY Direct Between Maimi and Key West LEAVE KEY WEST DAILY (except Sunday) 1:00 o’clock A. M. arrive Miami 7:00 o’clock A. M. . 8:00 o’clock A. M. arrive Miami 3:00 c’clock P. M. LEAVE MIAMI DAILY (except Sunday) 1:00 o’clock A. M. I arrive Key West 7:00 o’clock A. M. 9:00 o'clock A. M. arrive Key West 4:00 o’clock P. M. i ‘ } fone P. Grobicki and M. Koonfield. | pany’s office at Miami Beach. j Anchor Lodge No. 182 every sec- ond and fourth Mondays; Dad Lodge No. 14 every first and third ee ee Roberts, | wednesdays: Scottish Rite, second {Scottish Rite Hall as follows:) son Norman Jr., and Mr. Roberts mother, left this morning for a trip to different points on the Keys. Mrs. O. B, Lacedonia nurse at the Marine hospital and Mrs. J. Ansboro were passengers on the early bus this morning for Miami. Mrs. Ralph Russell left this morning for Miami for a visit with relatives and friends. Miss Alfa Cabrera was a pas- senger on, the morning bus going! to New York where she will visit with relatives, The trip is the gift of her father for proficiency in her studies at school. ! Mr. and Mrs. Sabino Hernan-; dez, formerly of Key West but for a number of years of St.) Louis, Mo., arrived in Key West} this week for.a visit with rela- tives and friends. Rev. P. J. Kelleher, S. J., left! today for St. Mary’s, Kansas, to} |assist at the ordination of his nephew, George P. Kelleher, S. J., June 19, 20 and 21. Both will go afterwards to Richmond Hill, L. L, where the latter will say his first solemn high mass in his parish church, July 2, Fr. P. J. ‘Kelleher, S, J., officiating with | him. Fr. Kelleher will probably | visit the New York World’s Fair ; and return about July 10. | your home. Miss Aileen Bethel, wh ,éfad been-visiting with her un: ; in New York City, for the three months, has returned to the your needs with us. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and fourth Wednesdays; Dr. Felix; Varela Lodge meets at the Eliza-| Listed on the ship’s manifest | were the following items for Key | ¢, il ; a fi |West, eight tons of freight, one! po” tn eS suit rei Be |automobile and one sack of mail. |“70ntera, Mexico, after lying ai |For Havana, three tons of freight |the Porter Dock Co., wharf for With... Free Pick-Up and Full Cargo Office: 813 Caroline St. ry Service ance lephones 92 and 68 and 142 sacks of mails. The ship sailed shortly before beth street hall every second and) 11 o'clock with 26 first and one fourth Thursdays; Robert J. Perry | second cabin passengers bookin | ders. This morning the vessel was the last two days awaiting or-| ADAMS’ Warehouse—Corner Eato id Francis Sts. Federal Housing Loans-- Title I—To modernize, add ‘to or repair Title II—To build your new home. We are the only lending agency in Key West quali- fied to extend FHA credits. Chapter, Order DeMolay. meets | every Tuesday. | Knights of Golden Eagle Lodges | meet at Golden Eagle Hall as fol-} lows: Key of the Gulf Castle No.| 2 every Tuesday, and Ignacio! Agramonte No. 3, first and third} Thursdays. Florida Temple No. 1, K.G.E., meets second, fourth} ‘Mondays at K.G.E. Hall. ANSWERS TO | DAILY QUIZ Below are the Answers to Test! Questions printed on Page 2 | 1, Commodore Oliver Hazard} Perry. | 2. Toastmis' . Yes. . Delaware. . The St. Lawrence. . “Empress of Australia.” . MCMXXXIX. | . Goz’-ling; not gos’-ling. . Hydrometer. 10. Topeka, eccccccccvocessesoooces. | BILL CODY in THE RECKLESS BUCKAROO —also— COMEDY and SERIAL Come in and discuss upplied with water and took on | 3,336 gallons of fuel oil, and) jimmediately afterward left for! the Mexican port. | at Key West, four automobile: and nine sacks of mail from thi port. OZARK COMING HERE Steamer Ozark, of the Clyde- Mallory Lines is due to arrive in port tomorrow evening from New Orleans and is en route to} Miami and Jacksonville. GRAND POLO SHIRT, | SLACK and SHORT DANCE HABANA - MADRID CLUB | STEAMER SAILS | Steamship Miraflores, of the! Standard Fruit and Steamship THEY'RE REALLY AIRED wm FORTUNE, GOOLATORSE Glgeizii eke mst to toe HIGH-GRADE ICE CREAM We Make Our Own ICE CREAM — Fresh Daily ... in the store where you can see for yourself how clean and pure it is. Come in and watch the clean, sanitary and efficient way we make ICE CREAM—in our the ingredients we use, the finest and purest we can buy. Then you'll know why our High-Grade Ice Cream is dif- ferent—Smoother, Richer, Finer-flavored—as you'll dgree ‘when you taste it! Drop in today and try it— then take High-Grade home to surprise and please the ADAMS’ HIGH-GRADE IfE CREAM DAIRY PRODUCTS - 923 White St. Phones 455—9109 FAPPPLPALZALLLLLLLLALLLILZLLLLLLLLELLLA LA cm. Annual Flactric Fan § For the next few days you g a ten-inch Westinghouse Eleciriz. «Oscillating Fan for only 95c down and $1.00 per month: Total cost of fan, $9.95. DOWN Westinghouse Ten-Inch Oscillating Fan One Week’s Free Trial You may use this fan for one week without cost or obligation. This fan uses less electricity than a 50-watt lamp. pg EOS SES ae 8 PC Phone Today To Have One Or More Of These Fans Delivered To Your Home OE ee The Key West Electric Company PHONE 16 Ok hk dikid dk, hide diddddale TI IMAP EAA ALAA AAA AAA AAA AAA AAA Adhd hed ddd wr