The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 20, 1939, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Three Marriage Licenses Issued Three marriage licenses were issued from the office of Judge Raymond Lord yesterday and all of the weddings were performed in the office. Philip Amalfi Marangella and Lily June Adamson’ Bell were matried by the judge, with Miss Louise Delaney and Evelio Sibila witnessing the ceremony. George Griffin and Mary An- @rews were wedded, the judge performing the ceremony. and Mrs. J. A. Andrews and Evelio Sibila were the witnesses. Carl Tatem and Ethel May Humes were married in the of- fice of the judge, with Raymond Maloney, notary public, reading the ceremony. Sheriff K. O. Thompson and Judge Lord were the witnesses, Farewell Dance Here Tonight There will be a Farewell Dance for the National Guard Eneamp- ment members tonight ‘at Ha- vana-Madrid Club sponsored by the Marti Club. Special entertainment and good dance music has been arranged for this affair and the city-at- large is expected to be in attend- ance. Details of admission are im the advertisement gn page one today. POSS eceececrevcesecoeoes PERSONAL MENTION Milton Henriquez was a pas- Senger leaving this morning on the early bus for Miami to take his examination for second as- sistant engineer, before the Fed- eral examining Board. Mr. Hen- tiquez has carried his papers .as third assistant for five years, Bill and Warren Filer, famous tap dancers of Miami. are visiting ‘in Key West with their grand- mother, Mrs. Walter J. Kemp, and other relatives. They are the sons.of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Filer of Miami. Mrs. Filer was formerly ‘Miss Fay Marie DuBreuil of Key West. Rev. A. L. Maureau, 5. ‘J. an- nounces that Rev. P. J, Kelleher, S. J. leaves torhorrow afternoon to give . retreats in convents at Vicksburg and Augusta, -Ga., and is expected to return after the 15th of August. Busy Intersection Ends Would-Be Driver’s Test {Ry Associated Preasi DENVER, uly 20.—Henry Ludwig, examiner for the state driver’s license bureau, was giv- ing a woman a driving test and everything went well until the last problem. The problem was for the woman to demonstrate to Ludwig how she could cross. a busy intersection safely.’ She didn’t. Another driver tried~ to cross at the same time. Ludwig suffered forehead and thumb cuts."And the woman will come back later for another examina- tion. RELATES FACTS ABOUT FLORIDA Mrs. Jean Machette of Miami, who left for Kansas over a year ago after her husband's ., health had been benefited at Hot Springs, writes as follows to Rev. A.. L. Maureau, S.J.: “We are having very hot wea- ther here; it has been way over the hundred mark all week, and ho way‘to cool off, although the nights are a little’ cooler. The trouble ‘with Kansas is that you freeze all winter, and the terrible heat all summer there does not See ee. medium. It sure taught me to appreciate Flor- ida climate. I believe I have talked Florida so much to the people here that they feel that Florida must be the ideal Place| T in’ whieh to live. so town of Hutchinson where | _ are now, is a fice place; ra- smail but well kept up, and spel are all very’ friendly; eece ‘pits ucla aia Sooke appeer from time to time in The Citizen—from the pen of a lady-columnist. Nafurally, a egy: py ments made.) Col. L. C, Brinton, head of the newly-organized civicbody, Citi- |’ will | © zens and Taxpayers, ‘Inc., I have the support and good wishes of every loyal Key Westers. Mi- ami Beach has its Committee of One Hundred, composed of Jead- |: ing. business men of the nation} 4 banded together for the progress and 'upbuilding of that community and Coral Gables has its Century Club. Key West is suffering growing pains. There are those who will grow with her and there are her enemies who will sink into dust and be forgotten. A city detined| to take her place in the sun, cnly needing a highway contact to! start her careér—that’s Key West: There are those who love her, who have spent their lives in her interest and. those whoeare newly won to her heart and who see her needs and they will join hands, the ‘old and. the, new, for her future. . ..Then,. there. are the “do-nothings” who offer only | criticism,.who tear, dgwn.. and| destroy, . who's, suspicious aroused at every forward, new undertaking, every bit of pro- gress made. Those who fancy some one in some mysterious manner has “an ax to grind” or is going to make some money out of every proposed improvement. What if they do. If the city grows, every‘one will make more money. But, that is beside the question. There are noble, un- selfish men and. women who feel a civic pride in their city as one feels in one’s family. There are those who are interested in the development of Key West into a larger, better city and in bring- ing more population, more cult- ture and more wealth to Key West. Then our people can pros- per and have better jobs and be less, dependant. on government charity. Let us consider criticism: There is honest, constructive cri- ticism and. there is criticism biased and destructive—ignorant, wanton criticism, -_hypoeritical criticism from those who chatter and blabber about things they know nothing about. Construc- tive criticism is lending a helping hand. Giving something strong for something weak. It gives erf- couragement—ideas for improve- ment—and causes one to feel the touch of brotherhood. Key West will thrive and grow—so get on the band wagon and ride in on her glory and. be a part of the growth for’ this proud beauty will wear her crown and take her } place in the sun. are) COURAGE: One meets so much nobility in every day life. The courage of a mother of four children, little ones dependant on her. She is a widow, but only a! girl in years. This young mother has the prospect of one month’s work, and then. Her voice breaks | as she tells you, but there is no} bitterness—just hope and cour- age. ree ON DUVAL, STREET: The Vining Harris home, Agoking sad and neglected. And there is the | beach. ‘that the ,Knight’s of! Pythias have pledged to keep clean and in good condition, Good for the Knights. The Library grounds - are a splendid example for all. to fol- low—being .. beautifully tended and well kept. Einhorn’s Grocery Store, nice. and clean as a Dutch Kitchen. Capt. Curry Harris looking most. distinguished in his’ soldier uniform. A car of tourists badly fluster- | ed when twenty or more voices shouted—“one way street”. Another soldier—it’s Henry most of these’ mid-western People are. They naturally think oe is no place like California, that Florida is still owned by the Indians. It is really surpris- ing how little any of’ them know ‘|. Jong-haired Collie Dog. Notify Photo fair What the Well Dressed Bathing Beauty Will Wear. | Cr 1S increasingly: difficult each season to achieve originality in | bathing uit ensembles. As swim suits approach the vanishing point, the designers find themselves re- stricted in the material available. it is not enough that the bathing suits be fashionable and chic. They must above a!l be so desigued as to assure the greatest possible freedom of mo- tion for the arms and legs, and stay put despite the most violent exer- cise. The bathing beauty contests this. ; season promise to he riots of color. The designers on both sides of the Atlantic are using arresting color schemes in the futuristic spirit. The same general effect will be carried out in beach capes. 2 A striking novelty of the season 1s the waterproof swim suit. It is made of material which will shed water and appear fresh and un- eee on amurning from the surf, One advartage claimed for the new suit is that the swimmer can don a wrap without soiling it, or can tie on the beach after bathiag without fear of catching cold. Still another. novelty is the swim suit’ made en- tirely of crepe paper, which lends itself to fanciful effects but disin- tegrates rapidly on contact with the water. The swim, suits illustrated here show: what the well dressed bathing. beauty will, wear this season on European beaches. ‘The suits. dis played at the Leipzig Fair are the newest creations. The designers Of the leading couihtries of Burope take the opportunity of exhibiting at-the Fair siace -the audience includes buyers from seventy-four in all parts of the world. ‘The Fair includes a preview of the coming season’s styles, anticipating the bathing beauty. parades ‘by many months. SPECIAL CAKES AT MALONEY’S, Special cakes at Maloney Bros. | Bakery, 812 Fleming street, for the weekend are listed in the ad-} vertisement on page one today as Chocolate Divinity and Date and me at the popular price of Qrders should be « turned — in early for delivery when desired. your ‘selection of the specials or the many other delicious items one will find in this favorite bake shop. lot. We need more play grounds. Florene—a_ faithful. maid— watering flowers as if she loved} them. Dr, Julio DePoo—rushing ona hurry call. The Porter home—and well) kept grounds. Harmony Grill—the are most likeable folks. And on to the bank. where sometime. “one draws only. ones’ breath”, Butler's My soul was like an old violin, That ‘long had laid, unplayed; Ks string were taut, its bridge erect, Neglected, mute, ‘it: laid. And on its strings drew bow; Its spirit throbbed with waking | strength “En tones that eheiienk to glow. So baa your touch my soul awoke Your ‘eyes thrill me to song; | Your lips my spirit resurrect, To you I quite belong. . Adios, FLORIDA CRACKER. Youn i0vGE MEETS SOcoeocccccccccscsccceses | Minoca Council No. 13, Degree jf Pocahontas. meets’ Ist and 3rd Tuesdays of month, 8:00 p. m.,, at | Red Men’s Hall, corner of Caro: |line-and Elizabeth streets. Im- | proved Order of Red Men meets wam Hall. 4 | Scottish Rite’ Hall’ ‘as follows! | Anchor Lodge No, 182 every‘sé¢- | Phone. 818 or drop in to make | ond arid’ fourth Mondays; ' Dade Lodge No, 14 every first and tira and fourth Wednesdays; Dr. Felix. every Monday, 7:30 p. m., at bine 5 F. & A. M. Lodges meet! at| UNFURNISHED: HOUSE, Wednesdays; Scottish Rite, second |. | Varela Lodge meéets at the Bliza& beth street hall every second and fourth Thursdays; Robert J. ae |Chapter, Order DeMolay, medts favery Tuesday. @| Knights of Golden Eagle / meet at Golden Eagle Hall as ‘fol- jlows: Key of the Gulf Castle No. 2 every Tuesday, and Ighatio | Agramonte No. 3,, first and. third Thursdays. Florida Temple ‘No. »|1, K.G.E., meets second, fourth | Mondays at K.G.E. Hall. | Equity Ledge, No. 70, LO.OF. meets fiirst and third’ Thursdays, uK. P. Hall, Fleming street. Spark- ling Waters, Rebekah Lodge No. |14, meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays| | at 7:30 p. m. Cuba Ledge No. 16, | King fingers took itfrom.its ease { 1.0.0.F., Varela: Hall, 919 : Bliza- | beth street. ‘ O.C.L, Hall, 422. Amelia street | Marti Lodge No. 3. meets | Wednesday; Luminares each month. H a ee trd iv Cie et hy | P.O.OA. ping scare yatiey. | each month at Duval Street Until you've tasted this High-Grade Product you won't ever know how good Ice Cream REALLY Is. You may be indifferent to its fineness (not ee eee will convince you for life. are camel ides Cabitines- de 14 Taide | Lodge Ne. 2 meets first Friday of |, and ' white . P. Walker, Fort Tay- ARD. jly20-2tx wnbteen © ve +r Outboard Motor; Four! Life Presetvers, One Fire Ex-| ¢y er; Pair. of Oars. and Locks; Anchor with Rope; Umbrelia—all for $85.00. Apply 1217 Petronia Street,‘ jun27-s MISCELLANEGUS SPEND YOUR VACATION at the Howell Apartment fier, per day; Gas andere -| cluded. 354 S.W. 6th Sct Miami, Fla. For mee see} Freddie Solomon, local plumb- er. julyl-1mo | FURNISHED COTTAGE, electric seeneee Apply . Valdes ‘Bakery. » jJunel2-3mo. | | 704 Eatoh ‘street. Good repair. Bath! upstairs. . $14.00 per: month. ; i PIERCE ‘BROTHERS, Fleming | and Elizabeth streets. jly20-3t NEW- V: EZ INN, 521 United. | ss utiful’ new ropms. South: Beach. Phone! feb23-tf | HOTELS PRY CER WA SE SY RN BRING YOUR VISITING friends| in need of a good night’s rest! to THE - OVERSEAS HOTEL. | Clean rooms, enjoy the homey | atmosphere. Satisfacfory rates. 917 Fleming St. may!7-| #| TYPEWRITING PAPER — 500 ; sheets, 75c. The Artman Press. | may19-tt siigoND SHEBTS—500 for 60c | The ‘Artman. Press.. nov19-tf “BOAT; Four bom the Plaga ARRIVES ~ FROM TAMPA intig ecint pe at 6.o’clock with one first-cabin passenger for Key |, ‘West; 14 fitst cabin and one sec- ond cabin passengers for Ha- Vana. ne . Thei only passenger for Key West was Ed.’ Berriman, one of the owners of the Key West-Ha- vana Cigar Co., coming for his usual visit to the factory. 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