The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 1, 1939, Page 4

_THE KEY WEST da SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1989 PAGE FOUR ‘Miscellaneous Shower Given On Thursday For Marjorie Atwell .Mrs. Joseph Warren, Mrs. Oc-}kins, Ruth Osterhoudt, Edwina “tavio Recio and Mrs. Joaquin|Henson, Edna Gomez, Rebsh| Godinet entertained Thursday|Sands, Marian Taylor, Rita Dis- afternoon at the Red Men’s Halljdier, Lutgarda Fernandez, Phyllis with a miscellaneous shower in}|Gomez, Florence Walker, Martha honor of Miss Marjorie Rose At-|Lopez, Pura Lopez, Alicia Ar- well, who will be married this|mayor, Maureen McFarland, Alice evening to Helio Lopez of this|Sardinas, Eloina Gato, Rose Catala, Ania Vinduezer, Venda- city. ee The hall was artistically dec-|line Watkiiis,"" Susan © LaKin, orated with potted ferns and|Martha Machin, “Keter” Rob- vases of flowers, carrying out thejerts, Maria Estenoz, Rose Ma color scheme of pink and blue. A pleasing program was ren- dolfo, dered, of: A vocal solo by Mrs. Minnie Robinson, accompanied on the} Vivian piano by John*Pritchard. Reading by Mrs. Alice Curry. Vocal solo by Miss Susan La-| Ralph Kin; accompanied on the piano} Will Lewin, Guy. Phillips, Frank + by John Pritchard. ‘Orchestral selections by Jghn}Charles Percey- Curry, Pritchard and Hector Barrosa. Little Mabel Gomez and Jean| Alice W. Curry, Euric Sterling, Navarro in dresses carrying out j Norman Brantley; the color scheme. of ‘pink and{Russell, Oliver Gato, Beryl blue, passed mints from pink and |Curry, .James. Brady, blue decorated baskets during} Parks, Ellie Sawyer, the afternoon. Several contests were Miss Alecia Armayor. The bride-to-be received her | Cruz," Leb 'H. Warren, Frank De- gifts-from Vincent Catala as a/lafiey, L. H-: ‘Plummer, mechanic riding a truck to which ' Adams, Dan L.’Navarro, a decorated cart containing the Richardson, Clarence Thompson, {Emory Harris, John’ A. Turner, The honoree was the recipient Morris. Holtsberg, James Pinder, of-many beautiful and usefal{Otto Kirchheiner, Ella Friedman, | Rachael Sanchez, John J. Ro- were | mero, Jr., Lewis © Pierce, gifts was attached. gifts. Delicious refreshments served consisting of ice cream and-cake, also carrying out the! color scheme of pink and blue. Those attending were: | Misses Josephine Roberts, Mar- ; jorie Key, Frances Lowe, Georgia} Saunders, Mary T. Van Grieken, Estrella Alonso, Minnie Lee Wat- i Couple Martied This Morning » Miss Estela M. Perez and Alvio Acevedo were married this morn- ing in a quiet home wedding. .Miss Perez is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pablo; Perez of 1332 Georgia street, and Mr. Acevedo is the son of: Mrs. Elvira Martinez de Acevedo of 1000 Division street. The ceremony was performed by. Notary Public Pedro Aguilar. Armando Acevedo and Lillian Acevedo, brother and sister of the groom, signed the’ marriage | li- cense as witnesses. Mr. and Mrs, Acevedo will be| at home to their many fgiends at | 1332 Georgia street. _ Dance Monday At Clab Cayo Hueso A good way to start the 4th of July holiday will be to plan at-} tendance at the huge July 4th! Eve Dance at Club Cayo Hueso next Monday night. The dance} is-sponsored by the Lions Club Clubhouse Corporation to raise funds for the planned new com- munity clubhouse. dohn. Pritchard’s Swingsters have been especially engaged for this dance, which will get under *v about 10:00 o’clock and last until the “we sma’ hours” .Tues- | day» morning. Gommittee-in-charge has ar-| ranged for many special events during the dance. A headline at-| traction will be a fireworks ‘dis- | play promptly at midnight in front of the club. Mrs. Eva War- |’ ner has planned some special novelty floor show numbers and a novelty Grand March will be held. There will be prizes, nov- elties and all sorts of entertain- . ing features introduced all during charming | STAR > BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON. SALE AT ALL GROCERS eeeseccccccecocaccccenes | LORNA EVERYBODY'S COMING to the 4th Of July Eve Dance _CLUB CAYO HUESO Monday. July 3—10:00 P. M. to ? John Pritchard's Orchestra Lions Clubhouse Corp. Benefit Admission, $1.00 — Ladies Free HEAR THIS SERMON “Sunday Night, 8:00 P. M. The Famous Story Of— -- AHASUERUS, HOMAN, —_O0O— sarees held | Farmer, Lancewood Lowe, Owen during the entertainment period. |}M. Curry. Mrs. John Roberts was declared} Mesdames. Robert L. Lowe, winner in the guessing contest;Lee Thompson, Alfred Baker, and the door prize was won by | Harvey Sawyer, iJ. R. Valdez, James Higgs, C. E.} | Thursday evening to celebrate |the third anniversary . of | host of friends. jaccompanied. by » Mrs. Sawyer’s|, Roberts, Fay Myers, Ruth Gai Dora Machado, Solita Cobo. + Mesdames * Margarite dpm Roberts, Marvin Stanley Saunders, L. W. Joiner, V..L. -Straham, .Charles Filer,{ Pinder, Henry Atwell, Caraballo, George Robinson, Delgado, Farlen .P. Guzeuich, Eugene W. Camille Cesar. C. Catala, Cecil H. Catala, Tom H. Anthony Al- ;myda, Hartley Roberts, , Harold J. OL. _Bryan Frank ; Sawyer, Benj. Lopez, William Griffin, George: B. Johnson, William M. Arnold, Lillie Lowe, Anthony Gallo, Robert J. Lewis, | Ward, Steadman Pinder, Joseph Warren, Joaquin. Godinet, Oc- | tavio Recio. Entertain With Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs. Celio Diaz enter- tained with a -birthday party their son, Celio Diaz, Jr. Over a hundred young tots gathered .at the: Diaz residence, 512. Olivia street,.for an evening of mertiment and joy. Novelty toys wefe distributed to the chil- ren. Prizes: were awarded to Dolores Solano, . George Banks and Alice Gwynn, Refreshments, and cakes were | served to the merry-makers. Celio, Jr.,; was the recipient of many beautiful tokens from his Group Leaves On Trip To Miami Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Sawyer, mother, Mrs. L. B. Grillion;: Mrs. Thos. Pent, grandmother; Mrs. William Sawyer, mother of Mr. Sawyer; and . Miss Katherine Ybarmea, granddaughter of Mrs. Sawyer, left over the highway this afternoon for. Miami. Mrs, Grillion ‘and Mrs. Pent) will remain there’ for a few | weeks’ Visit, <while - the ‘other/ members bf the party will return {to Key West tomorrow evening. Fane MURS Pie BA SY ena the night-long’ schedule of fun and frolic: Admission charges are display- ed in the advertisement -élse- where in this-issue. Phone 297 Angel | | may have. Complete satisfaction in every ‘respect is GUARANTEED! -Cheely Lumber Corp. _ Caroline and William Streets “Brerything In Building Material” hes Wes Bouthcensious City In The U. S. A. Features—World Famous GILBEY’S GIN Fourth Annual Gilbey’s Gin Week in Florida, sats 1to8 July 1 to July 8 has been desig= nated as the Fourth Annual Gil-; bey’s Gin Week in Florida, Liquor , package stores; and taverns throughout the ptaje: ore display-| ing and, fearing as a a only holds ist bb lace’ ta in Florida,’ but is “the ‘most’ widely distributed. Gin throughout’ the world. Gilbey’s is sold in prac- tically every country of the world, and is to be found wher- ever you may travel. To supply this widespread de-' mand, Gilbey’s Gin is distilled in| four different plants’ For the United States, in Cincinnati, ' Ohio. The, other plants are: in England,“ Cariada._ai 1 Australia. The Gilbey’s pl. ifr’ Cincin- nati is one of the finést and larg- est in the world, embracing the last word in modern equipment. National Distillers, in association with W. & A. Gilbey, Ltd.,. of London, produces -Gilbey’s here, from 100% grain neutral suicita: | the same as it has been distilled | in London for three generations, | and*under the supervision of ex-| perts from England. i The flavoring ingredients which | are. used to - produce Gilbey’s| superb flavor, come from many parts gof the ‘world, where the finest’ qliality, in each case, is to! be found. These ingredients, for all four Gilbey plants Mio the world, aré purchased at, the same time, to make sume that Gilbey’s Gin everywhere’ has the} same uniform, distinctive flavor. | | This, undoubtedly, is one, big rea- son why Gilbey’s has won such | widespread international favor. Dance At PS Madrid Monday What promises to be one of the outstanding events in the social calendar during the Fourth of July’ celebration is the dawn) dance at the Habana-Madrid, Monday- night, July 3, Dancing will begin at 11 o’clock Monday night and continue through until 6 o’clock Tuesday | morning. A full evening of fun is prom- }: ised every one and to add to the enjoyment of the dancers. the committee in charge has on hand an assortment of novelties that; will be given away at midnight. | Noisemakers, paper hats with pa- triotic colors, confetti, .serpen- tines, horns, flag bow: pins, and | a special surprise prize to be! given one to each of the first) “hundred couples. | The feature of the dances will! be the presentation to the public! of the most popular couple in the ‘city, recently chosen by three judges in the polo shirt, slack and shorts dance sponsored by the Marti Club sevral weeks ago. Judging by the reservations | already in the hands of those in| charge the affair will be one of the biggest hits of the season. tt SOCK SOC TAL AL Auspices American Legion Auxiliary at Golden Eagle Hall Petronia Street Friday—July 7—8;00 P, M. — EXCELLENT PROGRAM — CLIMBING HIGH Also Comedy eesecececoes Material need you | \\Gould Curry’s popular dance! | that will make feet dance away Big Night At i | Pena’s Place There’s going to. be another big night tonight at Pena’s Garden rot Roses, with the usual big! crowds expected all evening and | right long. | Gould Curry’s seven-piece wan der orchestra will be in charge of |music for dancing, as usual, and | \they announce a special number | for initial appearance in Key} West. The number is called! “Wishing”. It will be played by band will furnish the. rhythm from, body. “Key West's Outstanding!” | LA CONCHA HOTEL | » Beautiful—Air-conditioned Rainbow Room and Cocktail Lounge f DINING and DANCING Strictly Fireproof Garage Open The Year Around 1 Fleming Street Methodist (Uptown) Church JIM LILLY, Pastor Sunday, 11:00 A. M.: “The Last Supper”, followed by Holy Communion. Sunday, 8:00 P. M: “Ship Wreck”. | Special music will be furnished {| by the Choir for both Services ; You are Cordially Invited Last Gigantic MUSLIN, 3 yaras 1.00 TABLE CLOTHS, size_ 52x52 ae BED SPREADS. $y 00 One table, Boys’ POLO iLa Revista Mensual en Espanol e ; Havana. P, |M-1012, Chamber of Commerce, | j for Buyers distributed free. HOLTSBERG’S CLEARING SALE—MONDAY EXCEPTIONAL -VALUES—BE ON TIME the dioliestea and sung by« the gang's” vocal ‘expert. Pena’s announce a Big 4th of July Celebration for next Tues- day. Residents are reminded toy reserve the day and date for a} really big time at this favorite jclub, MONROE THEATER J. Cagney-H. Bogart-R. Lane OKLAHOMA KID Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- chestra 15-20er Night—15-25¢ "9 : DON’T MISS P. A. R. Ingles. Mailed at Havana Month- | ly on the 13th. Ten Cents. $1 a Year. Six Years $5. Sample FREE. E. F.. O'Brien publishes P.A.R. (Times of Cuba and Pan Amer- ican Review) at San Ignacio. 54, 0. Box 329. Tel. Hotel La Concha, Bus Station. PAR. Havana - Cuba - Florida - Gulf! Coast - West Indies - Mexico - Regions South. Concise News and Latin American Trade Reviews. )|MAP OF HAVANA with Guide DAILY on Ships, Trains and Planes. High Spot Coverage. TROPIC AMERICA Days Of Our REMNANTS— 2 big tables Silks, Satin and Voiles— 10c , pmEce Clearance of SHO! ce two tables of i and Ladies’ Shoes. ODD LOTS, pair _ RS LILY Y QUIZ Below the Answers 10 Test Questions printed on Page 2 SWE DA e A mechahism for restoring suspended respiration. 4 It is one of his hobbies. 480. * * Arkansas River. Par-a-di - si’ - a- kal; par-a-dis’-i-a-kal. Queen Wilhelmina. Four. Star time. Boston. Red Sox. not Seen Sap e~ = Subseribe to The Citizen—20e weekly. RL EAE EE TOL SAAR LI, Mid-Nite NOVELTY BALL HABANA-MADRID CLUB Auspices Marti Club Monday—July 3rd 11:00 P.M. to 6 A. M., July 4th Chas. Aronovitz Department: Store Monday Special Sale IN ALL DEPARTMENTS One oS na ene FELT. juce to each _.. ante 25¢ 10 Pieces FLOWERED CHIF- FONS, light. or dark grounds, regular $1.00 yard, reduced. to, 5 fo per yard _. MA- 10 _ Pieces _ WASH TERIALS, : Voiles, Flowered Piques, Muslins, Seersuckers, taken from regular stock, reduced to 36 inch FLOWERED CRE- TONNES, reduced 5e to per yard 2002 One Rack EVENING DRESSES Closing Out At $1.98 cacu 15_ Pieces FLOWERED. and PLAIN SILKS,’ re- 25 duced to per yard Cc BOYS’ WASH SUITS, 39¢ each - ic Boys’ BLOUSES and SHIRTS, each - 25 baste Yeu cH oOL RESS) redui to each ...- -79¢ ANOTHER ‘TABLE OF ODDS To Close Out At 25¢ EACH ITEM - 25¢ LADIES’ SLACKS, CULOTTE pani and SHORTS, re- luc SHOES SHOES LADIES’. BARGAIN COUNTER; pair — ‘$I. 00 CHILDREN’S :and 9 Cc MISSES’, pair _.__.. 4 WASH PANTS, $1.50 and $1.98 values, PRB EP GRC oy RC NO se MEN’S SHIRTS, $1.65 values — $1.95 SHIRTS, 3 for. “i The More? You Buy The More ‘You SA SAVE “THE oa TS PARADB mot 1° AGER Easily accessible by ramp from 7-mile bridge, 120 miles south of Miami on ‘Toll: Car and Driver $1. Passengers 25 PEARLMAN'S, lnc. GREAT 23rd S-A-L-E Is Now In Full Progress and Going Strong Hundreds of customers crowded our, store yesterday and today and took advantage of the many grand values to be had in this sale. This is not a sale on just a few specials—but ~ A GREAT, BIG STORE-WIDE SALE | on every item in the store. NOTHING RESERVED HERE. ARE SOME OUTSTANDING VALUES FOR MONDAY MORNING AT 8:30 O'CLOCK. BE ON TIME. Again PRINTED SILKS yard 25¢c Knee-High HOSE $2.50 New SLACK SUITS $1.79 $1.88 BATISTES 5c anv 7C Children’s SHOES at only 49c ana96C One lot $1_and $1.25 SLACKS 50c 300 pairs of SHOES rien tO... S00 P. 8. New Shoes added to counter BATHING SUITS 75¢ BEDROOM SLIPPERS $1.25 RAYON SPREADS 88c 10¢ ..al4c 81x90 SHEETS sc PILLOW CASES 12¢ Sale Days at ‘The Store Of Fashion’ BIG VALUES IN SHOES All on sale at prices you can't afford to oweriook! Whites, White and Browns, Taek ona iaboanen RHYTHM-STEP SHOES 4-YEAR CERTIFIED The Best In Town SHEETS BED SPREADS — oe 25¢ i. 89¢ $1.49 ages HEAVY sa arate BARONET yi — New Shipment, Plain 5 ae Fancy 40-inch SILKS—SPUN RAYON. yard -____—.. a 36-inch ALL OVER, LACE SILK, yard 87x108 : COME IN MONDAY AND SEE THE BIGGEST BARGAINS IN KEY WEST. JUST A FEW ITEMS HERE Shop Monday at Appelrouths