The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 2, 1939, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Miss Fay Myers Honored At Shower Given On Thursday Miss Fay Myers was guest of, honor at a miscellaneous shower given by her two aunts, Mrs.Jo- seph W. Saunders and Mrs, Wil- liam Carey, and Miss Ottilie Roberts ai the Golden Eagle Hall Thursday afternoon. Everyone enjoyed a piano se-} lection given by Miss Marie Noel Baker, Beecham Curry, F. iay Dion, George E. Saunders, |James Keeton, Phillip L. Wilson, W. H. Collins, Mary Cherry, Benj. Russell, Kathleen Gonzalez, jpaymond Curry, Richard Adams, {Carl Bervaldi. , A. L. DiNegro, Jr., Sarah Ca- rey, Leon Cates, Robert Knowles, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ITOWNSENDITES ATSAINT PAUL'S, PLAN MEETING A memorial gift, consisting of} The public is cordially invited | a beautiful antique silver plated | to attend the organization meet- | jlamp, has been placed in Saint ing sponsored by those interest- | | Paul’s Church. The lamp was!ed in forming a local club of the ‘NEW MEMORIAL PERSONAL MENTION | Frank Malone was a Passenger | jon the early bus today going to) Miami for a visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. A. P. Knowles left on the ‘CLASSIFIED COLUMN Knowles, two solos by Mrs. Julia Lily Knowles, Lilian Carey, Rea. |7 o’clock bus this morning to join Mr. Knowles, who is undergoing treatment for eye trouble and has so far recovered that he ex- ganizations of the parish in mem- presented jointly by several or-*, jory of Mrs. Mary Ingraham and. | Townsend Pension followers. | The meeting was originally ‘scheduled ‘for Thursday, August FOR SALE 1937 _ FOUR-DOOR OLDSMO- BILE, guaranteed excellent | condition, very low mileage, $550. Will consider trade and) terms. See it at Navy Club, opposite Western Union. aug28-6t - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 1939. {inal John Pritchard’s orches- ENTERT, ‘AINMENT {tra will furnish the music. | | CAYO HUESO } Double program of dance frolics Saturday night has rolled is announced for the favorite around again and it’s time to} Club Cayo Hueso—with a regular jgather up four friends and hie Saturday night dance tonight, yourselves in Pena’s famous Gar- | starting at 10 o'clock, and another den of Roses for another PENA’S GARDEN “big | big affair tomorrow nig! time” at the dance and frolic}qay. John Pritchard’ “ being “thrown” there. .. . Gould! wil! furnish his usual of jher daughter, Mary, both of} whom died September 2, 1935. The parochial groups who Curry and his-swell bunch of|«not and spicy” music and there musicians will be on hand again! has been planned a special pro- |FOR SALE—2 lots, each 50x100. | Run from Washington to Von) Nelson, and a solo by Mrs. Virgie L. Snider, Vincent Cremata, Jr.,| 1] Manca Lids pects to be home in several | 31st—however, it has been post- Tess Lorraine: Arturo Lujan, Philip Gibson, Har- days. poned to Tuesday, September Carey and Sally Ann Goss served candy in baskets trimmed to} carry out the color scheme of red and white. In helping the bride-to-be to piece a quilt, Mrs. Roland Curry! Vernon De Leon, N. A. Pierce, | received a prize and Mrs. Cor- rine Key won the door prize. Miss Myers was the recipient of many useful gifts. Those whé attended were: Mesdames Everett C. Hall, Will Richardson, Ross Spencer, W. J. Kemp, C. J. Peat, H. A. Crusoe, Everett’ Rivas, Harold Baker, ' Harold E. Russell, A. Lones, Nu- man Tedder, Fay Dickens, Ju-{ liette Russell, Roy Rogers, Law- | ton Watson, Emma Sands, J. S. Dongo. { Earl Higgs, Ben Demeritt, Sa- rah Curry, Bernard J. Cruz, W.: J. Goss, Sally Roberts, Aquilino} Lopez, Jr., Beryl Curry, Virgie! K. Elwood, Corrnie Key, Clar- | ence Thompson, Myron Russell,' ry Albury, G. A. Steadman, Del- zeil Albury, Will Baker, Ruth ;Baker, Lancelot —_ Whitmarsh, | | Frank Stickney, Ray A. Elwood, Cleveland Dillon. Roy LI. McKillip, L. L. Higgs, Jr.. ‘J. B. Demeritt, Donald Myers, ‘Samuel Higgs, Eddie Valdez, Joe | and beautiful , Pearlman, Harry H. Baker, Rosca | | Roberts, Leon Myers, Minnie Jen- | ‘sen, Antoinette Roberts, Blanche | Gardner, Jewel Russell, Annie |Richards, Pat Perez, Julia Nel- son, Mary Molina, Oscar Cruz, G. R. Malone, Norman Baker, Frank Roberts. Lillie Sawyer, Marguerite Al- bury, Archie Thompson, Malcolm | Pierce, Etta Smith, Jerome Not- | tage, W. P. Montecino, Catherine ; Weatherford, Arnold Key, Wm. ‘H. Sands, Clements Jaycocks, | N. B. Riggs, John A. Turner. Misses: Sarah Perez, Marie Lowe, Peg- | By Démenech, Flora Barroso, Ma- | 5th, and will be held at the Coun- ty Courthouse, starting at 8 p. m. Mrs. Lucille Shewmaker, for- merly president of Tampa Club Number 3, will be in charge of | organization: plans. ‘MUCH TALK ON | WAR SITUATION (Continued from Page One) nor cases, all attacks of the so- called “érack German troops” are being repulsed. Considerable losses, however, are being report- ed as a result of the fierce resist- aes |preview of the opening of Mo-| ance from Polish troops, although Miss Virginia Perez, secretary | ‘lina’s new bakery at 1119 Mar-| the casualties are about even on to Representative B. .C. Papy,!garet street this morning—the an- | both sides. |plans to leave the city today for nouncement of which is made in} Other incidents of passing, yet |a visit with relatives and friends ‘this issue. of important interest, include the in Miami. | Mr. Molina is to be compli-'rumored return to England of 'mented for his very fine addition ; Duke and Duchess of Windsor. William L. Wilson, director of to the fine buildings of the city.;|The former King of England is | state markets, has signified to the | The structure is fireproof through- eported to have offered his serv- |Chamber of Commerce his inten- | out, is modern and sanitary in“ices to his native country in made the memorial possible are the Church School, the Woman's | Guild, the Altar Guild, and the Mrs. Belle Freeman, who had been spending several weeks with |relatives and friends in the city,|Woman’s Auxiliary. jleft on the 7 o’clock bus for Mi-| A brief service of dedication of| ami enroute to her home in Tam- | the Jamp is planned for Sunday, September 3, immediately after | |the usual 9:30 a. m. service. B. F. Sasnett, one of the keep- | ers at Alligator Reef sing treat NEW BAKERY |who had been undergoing treat- The Citizen was invited to a | ment in the Marine Hospital for i an injury to the spine, has been |discharged and left this morning | |for his home in Panama City, | ;and expects to return to his du-' ties in 25 days. | | Wm. H. Reardon, Edna Albury, rie Knowles, Annie Saunders, W. A. Cooper, Baul Daniel, Mu-! Juanita Dongo, Anna Vinduzer, riel Pinder, Effie Roberts Pere ,Ruby Thompson, Edith Thomp- | Eugene Mears, Stanford Watkins, | John Archer. |Whitmarsh, Joyce “Whitmarsh, Ida Kennedy, Hollon Bervaldi, |Betty Lucas, Sylvia Roberts, Lois J. A. Moreno, Archie Roberts, Ro-| Malone, Mary Agnes _ Pinder, | land Weatherford, Jr., Emery |Edith Moffat. Harris, Camellus Harrison, J. J.; Annabell Moffat, Margaret Pin- Kirschenbaum, George H. Pearce, der, Ruth Cates, Thelma Cates, Robert W. Pinder, Moffa arah Helen Solomon, Murrel Watkins, | Felton, James Carey, Sam B. Pin- ;Marjorie Lopez, Pura Navarro, der, Francis Dion, Earl Hathaway, | | Virginia Whitmarsh, Laura Rob- | Eleanor Bervaldi. erts, Lena Kelly, Doris Mae Higgs, | Clarence Higgs, William Phyllis Marie Saunders, Paula Knowles, R. C. Weatherford, Har- Higgs, Gloria Myers, Tess Lorrain old Hasckins, Raymond Albury, |Carey, Sally Ann Goss. TO OBSERVE LABOR DAY KEY WEST POSTOFFICE TO) REMAIN CLOSED DUR- | ING DAY |r PPO OPPO |DR. RENEDO SAYS HE | MUST KEEP IN TOUCH Dr. Henry Renedo, of New York City, is a visitor with members of the family in Key West and was a welcome caller st The Citizen office this morning before leaving for Miami, where he will take a plane for a visit with relatives and friends in Ha- vana. Before leaving the office the doctor said there is no use living anywhere unless one is able to keep in touch with events in the home city, so placed a subscription for The Citizen to be sent to his home, 755 Forest Avenue, New York City. The doctor said there have been many times when he would have been glad to get a copy of the paper to see how things were going with his home city and friends, and was now sure of getting all the news from home every day. Monday, September 4, Labor Day, the postoffice will be closed? during the day. There will, how- | ever, be one delivery of mail by} carrier in the morning, and this | is made necessary by the rush of | business over the two successive | holidays, Sunday and Monday,; said Postmaster Fred Dion. Assistant Hollon | Bervaldi said that as is usual on| holidays, the customary receipt | and dispatch of mails will be car-/ ried out. Many places of business will} close part of the day, and it was; learned that the Retail Merchants , Association will, heretofore, ¢ close in the at, =. o'clock } Activities at the naval station! and the army barracks will be¢ carried on as usual on holiday: a the usual suena and polic WILL BE SHOWN’ As a matter of fact — are I Postmaster as afternoon no scheduled activities of any or-| ganizations, and the day will be! passed as is usually the case,| quietly and restfully. MATHIS PLACED IN LOCAL JAIL: Mrs. amon lrouth announces tbe at “The Store of Fashion”, ptember 5 and 6, as presentative of the Madam-{ Grace Corset Company. son, Flossie Mae Key, Viola Mae | next Tuesday and Wednesday,? special |}the ceremony would be perform- | All ladies in Key West are cor- |tion of visiting Key West at an vearly date and will-probably ar- |rive next week. D. W. Finley, state motor ve-| ihirle commissioner, was a visitor! jin the city yesterday for a dis- cussion with Tax Collector Frank H. Ladd. Mr. Finley said it was his first visit to the city but it | would, by no means, be the last. | Judge Arthur Gomez, of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit, arrived last night from his office in Mi- |ami and will spend the weekend pa members of the family. \To Give Dance At | Habana-Madrid | Habana-Madrid Club will be |Dance sponsored by the Marti Club and starting at 11 p. m. Sunday and scheduled for a fin- ish at 6:00 a. ‘Gould Curry’s |play for dancing. Prizes and novelties will be on jhand for all. An additional fea- |ture is that all WPA workers who | possess “403” cards will be ad- jmitted to this dance at special, | reductions. ; ‘Admission details are contain- | jed in the advertisement on page jone today. orchestra will Coming Here |For Visit | Dr. Bases Palmer, of Miami, leading eye specialist of | of Miami, will arrive in Key West} | early this evening to spend the | Labor Day holiday with Dr. J. A. Valdes, local optometrist. While here, the two doctors j will engage in some sport and sample the other attrac- {tions which make Key West a |favorite resort town. They plan to leave for their home late La-| bor Day evening. hah thherteniadhadicaked| Marriage License Issued Yesterday There was , ieeued 1 from the of-| \fice of County Judge Raymond {R, Lord yesterday afternoon a marriage license authorizing the today that Mrs. J. L. Rainey will wedding of George Joseph Del] '.Pino and Estrella Alonso. It was noted on the license that | ed by Rev. R. J. Mullin, SJ., of | | the scene of a special Gala Night | WITH HIS HOME TOWN | m. Labor Day.! the; South, with Dr. E. S. Hirsch, also | piscatorial | ‘ every respect. The same high} whatever capacity may be need- quality of bread and pastries will ‘ed. be dispensed to the public with | Winston Churchill, long an op- |much better facilities offered for! ponent of England’s “appease- service. Equipment is of the ment policy” will, in all likeli- best. | hood, be given a cabinet post, ac- As mentioned—the public is! cording to late reports today. jcordially invited to inspect this; Adolf Hitler, according to press | Announcement |Of Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tynes, 624} | United street, announce the en- +gagement of their daughter, Miss Olga, to Julius Villareal, Jr. Wedding will take place in the near future, it is stated. |new bakery to convince them-' reports last night, donned his \cor- ,selves of the high-type facilities poral’s uniform at the beginning now offered. jof hostilities with Poland. The ag asc os Sa ‘uniform had been in readiness for |weeks, and it is stated that the ‘CAN REMEDY .fuehrer announced: “I will not | take this uniform off until our | CAR D DEFECTS cause has been won”. He said ,nothing about what would hap- [pen if his “cause was lost’. He a s . [carries a gun in his pocket to kill Clarence “Sugar” — Sweeting, | himself should his plan fail. His |Proprietor of the Sweeting Serv.’ sccessors to take over the Nazi jice Station, Filming and Grinnell oovarmment in the event of his streets, calls attention to the fact eR HA ve a beens 4 ned: ‘Field | that Drivers Licenses are being is- : Marshall Goering is first in line jsued now, and that it would be’ snd Deputy Leader Rudolf Hess ja good idea to have all feat de. | hese | biles checked for mechanical de- fects. } Mr. Sweeting’s staff of me-! chanics are especially equipped, THE WEATHER | to give your car a thorough going! over. “Although no inspection is; - |required by the state to secure] (Till 7:30 p.'m., Sunday) the license. defects will be against | Key West and Vicinity: Partly you if you encounter collision or: cloudy tonight and Sunday; gen- |mishap on the road”, stated Mr.!tle to moderate variable winds, | Sweeting. | mostly easterly, } Florida: Partly cloudy tonight | jand Sunday; occasional thunder- jshowers near southeast coast | Sunday. | | heen cn tcc MONROE THEATER }) Eleanor Powell, Robert Young || Burns and Allen HONOLULU Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- chestra 15-20c; Night—15-25¢ St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Cath- | olic church. \ | | | | STATE DRIVERS LICENSES are being issued Be On The Safe Side Let us check your brakes, lights, and other parts. —Expert Service— Sweeting’s Serv. Station PHONE 53 Fleming Street Methodist (Uptown) Church will present by JIM LILLY, pastor, at the 11:00 A. M, SERVICE— “Disease and Physician.” 8:00 P. M. "On Trial Before Jesus.” Come and Bring a Friend Always Good Music | | \diallyinvited to visit Appel- routh’s on either of the two days |for personal fittings in the style | garment suitable for their indi- | vidual needs. The new silhouet- te styles will be featured in the demonstrations. 5e AFTERNOON BOWLING Learn Now—Free Instruction TERRACE OUTDOOR BROUGHT TO KEY WEST THIS MORNING BY DEPUTY SHERIFF PARRISH For Real Purity For Real Economy For Real Service Fred Mathis, member of the| ._, ae Cc. C. C. camp at West Summer-| Miss McClanahan land Key, was brought to Key |To Visit Here West this morning by Deputy! Sheriff A. W. Parrish, from Mara- : S Qe | thon, and placed in the county | Miss Mary Faye McClanahan, jail to await trial on charges of Student at. University of Miami, | petty larceny. |is expected to arrive in this city It was said at the county court | tomorrow. for a visit of several | house that the loot which Mathis |4@Ys as houseguest of Miss Mary | is charged with taking consisted | Louise Bonniwel on White street. | Clark Gable, Jeanette Mac- Donald, Spencer Tracy SAN ic sage also DAILY For Real Protection DELIVERED of articles of clothing. Despite | the fact that three young men} were recently arrested at the! camp, brought to Key West and; at the preliminary hearing as tered pleas of guilty. When they appeared peters Judge Albury they were each sentenced to spend 30 days in} the county jail and dishonorably discharged from the _ service. Mathis, it is understood, will be given preliminary hearing next week. Miss McClanahan is the daugh- ter of H. S. McClanahan, former- {ly in charge of the State Plant | Board activities in Key West. oS SS TOWNSEND MEETING jScheduled for Thursday, August 3st, was postponed to |TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 | COUNTY COURTHOUSE 8:00 P. M. PUBLIC INVITED! } Open For Inspection MOLINA’S NEW BAKERY Modern Sanitary Fireproof 1119 Margaret Street EVER Y WHERE Thompson Enterprises INCORPORATED ICE DI VISION PHONE NO. 8 Phister street. $1,000. Apply rear 1217 Petronia street. aprl4-s COAL FOR SALE—Just the right kind for barbecueing. In- extinguishable. Burnt from buttonwood. Erskine Roberts, 903 Thomas street. sept2-lwkx SECOND SHEETS—500 for 50c The Artman Press. nov19-tf! FOR SALE—Bargain; Furnished House, situated on two lots, 100x100 feet each. Apply to 1306 Virginia Street’ may25-tfs |” FOURTEEN-FT. V-BOTTOM CYPRESS BOAT; Four Horse Johnson Outboard Motor; Four Life Preservers, One Fire Ex- tinguisher; Pair of Oars and} Row Locks; Anchor with Rope; Umbrella—all for $85.00. Apply 1217 Petronia Street. jun27-s | j HOTELS BRING YOUR VISITING friends in need of a good night’s rest to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL.| Clean rooms, enjoy the homey atmosphere. Satisfactory rates. 917 Fleming St. may17-tf | Lopez Funeral Service Established 1885 Licensed Funeral Directors and Embalmers 24 Hour Ambulance Service Phone 135 Night 696 | | I “Key West's Outst: LA CONCHA HOTEL Beautiful—Air-conditioned Lounge DINING and PANES Strictly Fireproof Open The Year PU Chas. Aronovitz | Department Store FINAL SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE SCHOOL DRESSES __ 50c up BOYS’ and GIRLS’ SHOES. $1.00 up BOYS’ PANTS 69c up LADIES’ DRESSES, values to $7.95 __ $1.98 each Georgettes, Voiles, etc. Ladies’ SHARKSKIN SUITS, $4.95 to $7.95 values _ $1.98 Ladies’ SUMMER STRAW HATS reduced to, each $1.00 Saitama Men's SUITS __ . $17.50 Men‘s SHIRTS, special . $1.35 STRAW HATS ______ $1.00 up REDUCTIONS ON ALL LADIES’ SHOE SPECIAL— One lot oe Out at - _ $1.00 pair Daily « sata of New Fall Goods selected personally — the style centers of the North by Mrs. Chas. ' t —for— YOUR “STYLE OF KEY WEST CHAS. ARONOVITZ Department Store .' to furnish the dance music and | gram of feature numbers, includ- special feature numbers. ing personal appearances by Miss Phyllis Espinal with singing re- | frains. RAUL’S CLUB Labor Day will be celebrated | Monday evening at Raul’s Club | where a big holiday dance will} get under way at 10 o'clock. . . af Those in charge of the affair| state that a good time is in store for all who attend. Special pro- gram of spicy dance music has been arranged with vocal re- frains by one of Key West's most popular singers, Miss Phyllis Es- For Fifty Years a NAME! in Coffee in Key West STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE THAT'S A REPUTATION THE STORE of FASHION We're making room for our FALL GOODS now coming in every day! NECESSITATING— Just received— a new shipment of GIRLS’ and BOYS’ SCHOOL SHOES on special sale at pair $1.00 See our. Window Display GIRLS’ SCHOOL DRESSES 50c and $1.00 Many half sizes for chubby girls BOYS’ PANTS in Longies and Short styles 75c and $1.00 Also BOYS’ SHIRTS Sport and Plain Store Wide Reductions! Prices are down in all Summer Wear Departments Mr. Appelrouth is as- sembling what will be the smartest styles of COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, HATS, etc, that Key West ever will see—as he continues his inspection and buying ef- forts in the New York style centers. ft tt a nt nt at et tt a en a te tt tt ee te ee ATTENTION LADIES... Mrs. J. L. Rainey, factory representative of the Madam-Grace Corset Company, will be in our store TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 5 AND 6 demonstrating our new line of Madam-Grace Corsets. . . . You ai cordially invited to be with Mrs. Rainey and have her personally fit you in the style garmient suitable for your individual needs. JOE PEARLMAN’ § Quality shop. Special School. Sale Saturday and Monday Bisa and Girls’ School Shoes, any and from pejergaien Girls’ Oxfords: a large and ae, Shirts, short ‘and long aesves, fast colors Boys’ Short Pants, good school colors, sizes 6 to 13 Boys’ Long Pants, good school Girls’ School Dresses, sizes 2 to 14, at Young Misses’ Dresses, sizes 12 to 20, at Children’s Socks, sizes 7 to 104, at special every type. $1.00 up assort- $1.98 pair 50c each 50c pair colors, sizes 6 to 17 _ $1.00 pair $1.00 and 50c each $1.00 each 1Sc pair varied Just in—new shipment of White Middies, regulation style, Peter Pan collar, band buttons. Navy Blue Plaid Umbrellas, for school girls, special 98c Beautiful New Bureau and Dresser Scarfs, special 25c each New shipment Curtains, all colors, special at Me pair THE AIR IS POSITIVELY ELECTRIC with flashes of New York in our store. Mr. Pearlman is in New York now per- sonally selecting and rushing out by express daily shipments of the newest in Fall garments. Keep in touch with us, come in and see them—you too, will be delighted with them. HOLTSBERG’S MONDAY SALE By popular request, we will repeat our Monday Sale. Be on time! 10 pieces of 25c PIECE GOODS, on sale. yard $1.00 yard FORMAL SILKS, reduced to, yard RAYON BED SPREADS, all colors, see window PHOENIX SILK SOCKS, to close out. pair 10 dozen DOLLAR DRESSES, all sizes. on sale 72¢ 10 dozen MARQUISETTE RUFFLED CURTAINS 50c FLOWERED RAYON TABLE COVERS, regular $1.00 69c One case SOLID COLOR BROADCLOTH, on sale, yard 7c $1.98 SILK DRESSES. some large sizes FLOWERED BATISTE ‘NIGHT “GOWNS (Kayser) New shipment HOUSE COATS, all sizes Boys’ LONGIES, of sanforized gabardine 5 dozen WASH DRESSES, to close out POWDER PUFF MUSLIN, regular 39c, on sale, yard 29c RAYON FRENCH CREPE for SLIPS, palin pes! 50c, yard 39c NEW FALL DRESSES, by Kay Dunhill $3.95 CLOSING OUT, all SUMMER BAGS, regular $1.00 aoe Chenille BED SPREADS, all colors Navy Blue LINENE for School Skirts, regular 35c, coat ise TWO TABLES WITH CLOSE OUTS Sweaters, cen Dresses, Silk Underwear, etc., ns 10c 50c $1.00 . Se The new Fall colors in Famous KAYSER Maine: KLEER HOSIERY (Gallant. Verve, Artistic, Bravado, Vision, Talent, Dashing, Inspire and Esprit colors.) BE WISER BUY KAYSER Kayser Hosiery is sold exclusively at HOLTSBERG’S