The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 28, 1939, Page 4

PAGE FOUR —————___—. Seecccocecce The Characters 1 Jecotve Russell, beautiful hetr- Tally Mack, young farmer whose family has inherited the Russell estate of Secclif. Betsy’s Apology: A BAL? hour before supper Bob 5 and Gretchen and Tall ehanged into swim-suits and swam in the warm surf, When the sun was Sarat to breokess onl gene 1; an @alling to each other. iiss “Race you up to the house,” Bob Jotelyn’s car was in the Macks’ . She was waiting for them near the back door, loaking smart and expensive in a suit linen, a floppy linen hat her vexed face, her small into high-heeled green sandals, “Hello, Rone Bob said, “I'd kiss : ” Gretchen af- id you find it?” my room. My French doll is —you know, iy dh one m Fran- the musical powder emerald bracelet. und her hair ribbon on beside Pay creasnin table, that tsy took the at his wife, who aj ly astounded. “Tn il t E ‘very sorry, things, of course, and return SSeetide bad meant to be me: Tea- sonable about the hole affair, but ‘were so scornful that herself bli ey isn’t that the items are val- uable, Bob. But the child certainly Siar es than to ae i er severely so it won't happen goa gage pushed the damp black off of her cheeks, “I will not her, Miss Russell,” she de- oe eS ways oo poor uy her fancy dolls and other toys. The ‘we gave her were cheap and . She never saw beautif ive things before. She’s n and she knows better, but ited them so badly she took | 1.4 how, knowing she them and. knowing OU wn people sometimes are tempted enough. for you and Tl even the ip her abort it Got retuse tas her or let anyone else!” en hurried into the house, Tally “oda ge ged looked at his sister’s pertur! face. “Tm _so ashamed of you, Lyn,” reoead then turned his back and into the kitchen. : ‘Unfair’ BE s"'s misdemeanor cast a pall “over the usually gay dinner ta- ble in the Macks’ kitchen. Betsy herself was not present, having confined to her room by her who had talked to the defiant child until she ‘into tears. couldn’t*get a word out of “Gretehen said miserably. “I know what to do. I w her, any- needn't have made Ib rted. he said. “I'll get | finds ~ “You - hen I fit gi gare was me went |The program rendered by Miss ‘Tally started on | Feasonabl male I ever saw in my Jocelyn raged. § “Oh, be quiet,” he ordered. “You make me sick. I’m ‘not to ®/Maude Sawyer, out now that she her own way whenever she it, ma nbs -f fit companion for 0] when she ws UD. PMeaning fm not?” ‘Thorndyke the door and peered out at bristling antag- pte) “What's going on out here, it, Miss Russelli” politeness, ig- “Oh, it's none of your business!” she srapaes and pushed past him into the -room. 7) lured, wan- and was glad to be rid of him. allowed in a mire of self- Tf, he considered, he had fol- lowed Nola to Honolulu at once a abiae Hd A i fii Due 'z P0ceccccccscoccoscsccoovcoceogoeCcCe Masical “TWO. AGAINST LOVE F Hanna Music as an expression of. wor- ‘Church |28.—Coming ‘round the © assisted brother, Joseph Hutchinson, pre- sented a brief recital of sacred and classical selections. Preceding each number the musicians. explained something of the meaning of the sélection to be played: ees This program ‘is one of the fine features of the ‘vacation school. Played by Miss Hutchinson. Baritone solo, “The Prayer Per- fect”, Riley and Stenson, sung Joseph Hutchinson, $ Piano solo, “To A Wild Rose”, McDowell, Baritone solos, “The Living. God”, Geoffrey O'Hara; “The> Lord’s Prayer”, Malotte; “The Lord Is My Light”, Allitsen. Fellowship Group Holds Meeting Mrs., Elizabeth Cruz and Mrs. Glady? Roberts were. hostesses Monday evengmg in the Ley Me- morial Church Annex to , the Young Adult group. ,:; * Homemade strawberry - ice cream and cakes were: ‘served preceding’: the devotional and business ‘hour. ¥Oy . The president, Eugene L. Rob- erts, announced that the -first, an- niversary of the group would be celebrated at the July meeting. Present at the “meeting and welcomed as new members were Mrs. Corinne Wells. and Elijah Sand. Others present were: Mrs. | Mrs. Murrill) Sands, Miss Ida Bethel,. Mrs. Elizabeth Cruz, Mrs. Alicia Boy-| en, Roland Weatherford, Rev. and | Mrs. O. .C.. Howell, Eugene L.) Roberts, and Mr, and Mrs. Archie) | eccccccccsccccccoccococs FOR SALE | NINETY ACRES OF LAND on} Boca Chica Key. Apply F. W. Roberts, 803 Olivia street. junel3-imox ene HSE wal RE “PS AT FOR SALE—2 lots, 50%100. Run from Waantagtan fo Von Phister street. $1,000, Apply rear 1217 Petronia street... -. apri4-s 1306 Virginia Street. may25-tis FOURTEEN-FT. V-BOTTOM . CYPRESS BOAT; bs a Horse Johnson Outboard Motor; Four Umbrella—all for $85.00, Apply 1217 Petronia Street. , jun2?-s FOR SALE—Speed boat, Scripp marine engine, 125 H.P., good condition, price modest. 1004 Catherine St. june28-6t FOR RENT... , FURNISHED. HOUSE ‘and’ APARTMENT. | 1321- ‘street. . , » June23-tf | Beaumont, Texas,, where she will} |then return to Key West. ~|been spending a vacation at va- | who hid also been ‘visiting here ‘| nut. Grove. ‘|ANSWERS TO Lioness Meets Man —And Both Retreat (By Ancoctatea Preas) ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., June moun- tain Albert Lewallen, tree 'g- eon, found himsélf face to with a mountain lioness. “I was surprised and so the lioness”, said Lewallen, lived to tell the tale. I threw my left‘hand to, protect my: if-she leaped and waved 4 smé hatchet back and forth with right hand. ‘The. lioness wa’ a paw.at me, bared her claws, snarled and began to retreat. :“So-did I., I was too scared to run but finally climbed a tree and called for help”. Before aid \ arrived, however, the lioness escaped. Peeeovccvevevosegseccoss PERSONAL MENTION eeccccccccccccnscacceoce Miss Mary Coin, left this morning on the early bus for Mi- ami where she will join relatives and remain for a while. Miss Claudia Lillian Albury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Albury, left: this: marning for Ft. Lauderdale ;for a, visit with her sister, Mrs. ‘H-’M: Mullinax who was before marriage Miss Flor- ence. Albury. Mrs. Charles Johnson left this morning for Orlando for ‘a visit with her son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Otis John- Son. : Hanibal Ybra was:a passenger on the morning-bus for Miami and after a brief stay will go to Tampa for a visit with relatives and friends. Miss Margaret Ladd ‘left on the early bus this morning for Mi- ami and will there entrain for visit briefly and then go to St. Louis, Mo., for a short stay, and .. Sam. Higgs left on the Steamer Cuba yesterday. afternoon for} Tampa where he will visit for aj while with his son Raymond. - Colonel J. D. MacMullen, U.S. A., commanding. officer of Key West: Barracks.. left . yesterday afternoon on. the Steamer Cuba for Tampa and: will; there entrain for Atlanta, Ga.,. where he goes on official business. Samuel / Katz, representing the | Sun Life’ Assurance Co., of} Canada, left this morning on the early bus for Miami after a visit of several days in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cook of 905 Elizabeth street, who had rious points up the state, have returned to Key West, and re- port having had-a~ most. enjoy- able outing at the many points visited during the trip. Mrs: John A. West, who had been’ spending:a while in Key West with relatives, “left over the highway Monday for her home in Coconut Grove. Mrs. Alma’ Bennett, daughter of Mrs. ‘West, and her little son, Mickey, with relatives, ‘left yesterday afternoon for the home in Coco- | we ane ee rte DAILY QUIZ Below are the Answers to Test Questions printed on Page 2 a 1. Because of their hardness and resistance to wear. 2. The-state of being the first- hehdbhde ao See them now—on display at 1212 VARELA STREET Complete Line To Choose From E. MARTINEZ Phone 861-J QUALITY HOME PRODUCTS" ‘ Pasteurized and Raw Milk Chocolate Milk Buttermilk Soy Acidolphilus Light Cream Heavy Cream Cottage Cheese TIET’S DAIRY Phone 639 1414 Sth St. Fleming at Elizabeth . 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