The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 13, 1939, Page 4

PAGE FOUR ‘Democracy In The School’ Was Gekeler’s Topic Before Harris P.-T. A. Harris School P.-T. A. held its; The fact that children should regular meeting Wednesday aft-jhave more home life and not ernoon. The meeting was called + # Sier ty. Mrs. - Paul ‘Archer, | umed loose in the street ee president, and was followed by | Parents are having a good time| the singing of America and j0r are too busy to bother with Lord’s Prayer. them, was stressed in Mrs. The meeting was then turned | Bayly’s talk on “Youth of To- over to Miss Alce Curry, program | day.” chairman. Mrs. Ethea Stricker) The High School is having a| read a proclamation by Governor Hallowe’en Festival ont the Har-| Cone designating the month of |Tis School grounds on Friday aft-| October 10 to November 10 asjernoon at 4 o'clock. % “Florida Parent-Teacher Month.”| On October 27 the Harris ‘The P.-T. A. song “Service” was|School in having a Hallowe’en sung by the assembly. Festival. Thecommittees for the Dr. J. C. Gekeler gave a very; various concessions were ap- interesting talk on “Democracy | pointed. in the School.” He said Demo-| Report on the Sewing Room THE KEY WEST CITIZEN CRACKS and COMMENTS By A FLORIDA CRACKER Results Posted of Citizens & Tax- payers Nomination Forms HEY, YOU CONCHS: You, my For For jask yourself if you‘ are putting good readers, would resent bit- terly a statement that you are not good American citizens, wouldn’t you? Well, my dears—you are not unless you have done or will do your duty by your old home town and see that you are prop- erly registered to vote in the com- ing. city election!. De, something fori, this, -your beautiful .and cherished: little city. And when you ‘vote, regardless of friendship, the affairs of your community in the hands best capable of run- ning it. tracy implies ability to govern | Project was given by Mrs. Clau- self and that in the schools chil-'sen. Thanks to all who willingly dren are taught to govern them- donated toward clothing the poor selves. Parents must impress on ‘children was expressed. They} F'GOODNESS SAKE, MR.! NORBERG THOMPSON: Please hurry and finish that very beau- tiful building you have | started H. Brewer __ J. Gardner H. Connable — G. Sweeting _ children the meaning of Demo- have cracy . Two good quotations are: ps, | Parker—(1858)— | 22 pairs socks; to boys—17 pairs | (1) Theodore “Democracy is direct self govern- ment over all the people, for all the people by all the people.” (2) Grover Cleveland—“A govern- ment for the people must pend for its success on the in- telligence, the morality, the jus- tice, and the interest of the peo- de- | given out to ‘dresses, 6 pairs panties, 3 slips, hpants, 24 shirts, 5 sweaters, 2 ‘coats and 4 pairs shoes. We are | still in need of more clothing and | will appreciate donations. Professor W. C. Duncan re- ported on the lunch room proj- ect. Between 210 and 227 lunches ‘are being served daily in the {lunch room and of these 175 are girls—49 | {out in the Atlantic Ocean off the shores of Key West. We are all | proud of it and like to show it off |to visitors and Mrs. Thompson | could give such beautiful recep- |tions. Or you could sell it to the |city for a new city hall and when the taxpayers (big bad wolf) get |after the politicians, they (the |politicians not the taxpayers) A. O’Sweeney Mayor Council Total L. C. Brinton 59 90 149 W. Doughtry . 60 53 113} W. Freeman 74 75} G. Carleton _ 69. 12 E. Winter 67 69 59 66 60 57 58 52 49 46 | 45) 43 42 42 | 38! 36} 34) 29 29; 29 27 26 22) 18} -18} 15} i E. Russell _ B.D. Trevor 1 3 2 7 2 3 3 €. Taylor _. J. R. Adams _. Dr W Warren 10 R. Boyden __ J. R. Stowers E. Ramsey __ 1 1 E. Strunk J. Parks J. Roberts - E. Archer W. Porter _.. 7 A B Cleare Sr 27 W .M .Albury 26 J. Pearlman A G Peirce ‘outhouses which will be used in]rowed from the navy, will be re-}being built so that a car C. & T. Vote Tabulations Results of Ballots Cast Last Night For Mayor W. Doughtry - Dr. W. Warren L. C. Brinton E. Russell G. Carleton E. Winter Dr. Galey W. M. Albury W Freeman E. Strunk For Council L, C. Brinton - W. Freeman E. Winter _ G. Carleton E. Russell Dr. W. Warren . R. Boyden E. Ramsey J. Gardner _ E. Strunk . J. R. Adams C. Taylor ___ A. G. Peirce S. Singleton J. Pearlman _. B. L. Grooms .. J. Parks = W. R. Porter _ J. R. Stowers . A. O’Sweeney - | { — 6) 6 4iceived. Only one old outhouse fone of the hospitalization build- | sections of the city where there are no sewer connections. Thej type of construction is different from any which has .been used before and will not require ex- pensive maintenance as other units installed by federal units before required. Orders for about 30 more have receptly been re- has had to be condemned. Rebuild Bad Street ‘On the Garrison Bight road the marl placed over the water and sewage ,lines has sunk and the surface of the street destroyed. The entire street is being resur- faced at present, with a section of | marl already laid. This street was in terrible condition. At the Marine Hospital a W.P.A. crew is working in laying | new plumbing and remodelling | ings. There will later be beauti- fication of the Hospital grounds | with grassing also. | Difficult Dock Job At the Lighthouse building a | most difficult job is being done well. Goniting the under sections of the main dock at which the! Lighthouse boats have been dock- | ing is underway. Sections of re- inforcing rods have been exposed | with the concrete falling away. | Concrete is being placed back on | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1939 turned shortly. At the Botanical Gardens on Stock Island a cistern 14x30 feet long is being built for water pur- poses, Pipe will be run from may have a road by which to leave after entering through the main road. School Construction Work At Division Street School there gutters in the central building.|is also being done sidewalk work There will also be V-shaped topjand important reinforcing and section of the cistern to catch|gracing of the building. At the water. Thousands of plants have | Harris School a painting project been nicely potted and are grow-|!is underway. At the High School, ing very well in. the beautiful|the Gymnasium is being painted gardens. Two-new exit roads are and generally renovated. IS IT QUALITY—or m IS IT PRICE—or Mix IS IT SERVICE—or is it ALL THREE? “You'll Find the Happy Combination Here i ARCHER GROCERY and MARKET ple themselves.” could run, jump in the ocean. these rods, which have been} wrapped, with heavy wire by} means of an air compressing ma- | chine. Barges, which were bor- Se EN 814 Fleming Street Phones 67 and 47 of tourists is just the lull before a fine and prosperous season. . . Bill Lee—an Honest to gosh news- | GET FULL REPORT paperman—and Mrs. Leé are back rae ‘ z (Continued frora Page One) u n from a vacation. . .There’s Jenk-} 5+ missing palms will be planted ins Curry, our popular county commissioner, with a. group of by the W.P.A. tree-planting crew. friends. -A mother irritably; Opposite the Key West Yacht snatching a small crying child she |Club entrance where the hill has had probably walked for miles along the main drag. Poor baby, 'W.P.A. PROJECTS ; | Mrs. Gloriana_ Bayly repre-|served to undernourished chil- , sented the Garden Club and the | dren. | THE KEY WEST WOMAN'S Woman's Club. Her talk on| A count of parents present/CLUB: Meeting’ had been called “Conservation” brought a plea showed that Mrs. Isabel Ball and | to order. by the president, Mrs. for children to help care for, Mrs. Haskins had the greatest | Stephen Douglass, whose winsome trees planted by the W.P.A.ipercentage and next high ‘were lovableness makes “her a good project. ‘Mrs. Meador and Mrs. Albury. leddét:'' The opening song had been sung, then—a pause, a hush, |a moment of deep and heart-felt silence." The president had asked for the club prayer As if from a moment of silent communion, the women’s voices lifted with With Buyers Who Appreciate Values | Winters Have |Returned To City Janior Women Hold Enjoyable Social jbeen eliminated on the Boule- Junior Woman’s Club was de- lightfully entertained yesterday afternoon from 5 to 7 o'clock at the clubhouse. Hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. William V. Albury and Mrs. Evelio Cabot. Card games were played. Prize for high score was won by Maudie Lowe and the cut prize by Margaret Neff. Guests present Anabel Moffat, Charo Carrero, Ramona Lopez, Mrs. Charlotte Haskins and Mrs. Grace Hilton. Members present were: Mes- dames Merrill Roberts, Raymond Curry, Joseph Lopez, Arthur Sheppard, Jr., Robert Dopp, H. M. Mullinax, Allen E. Curry, E. C. Cassity, Dumont Huddleston; Misses Fortuna Lopez, Louise Hawkes, Louise Ketchum, Mar- jorie Gwynn, Alice Domenech, Isabel Kelly, Mary Agnes Kelly, Frances Elisworth, Vilma Alfon- so, Anita Salgado, Susan La Kin, Virginia Shine, Maudie Lowe, Benildes Remond, Margaret Neff, Louise Delaney, Mary June Cru- soe, Alce Curry, Clara Yates and Ada Rodriguez. were: Organize Server's | Mr. and Mrs. Everett Winter jreturned to Key West from their |northern. home, arriving last ‘evening in time to attend most \of the Citizens and Taxpayers, |Inc., organization meeting. Friends of the Winters are glad to note Mr. Winter’s complete re- | covery from a serious illness suf- |fered this summer. 5 | Misses | ‘PERSONAL MENTION | Superintendent W. W. De- eritt, of the Coast Guard ac- | tivities in these waters, left over | the highway this morning for a | visit to points on the east coast, |on business connected with his | official capacity. | Fern Chapter, O.ES., will hold a stated meeting tonight in Scot- tish Rites Hall, starting at 8 ,o’elock. Initiation ritual will be performed. | Jeremiah Desmond, who had | been absent from the city visit- |ing friends in Washington and Guild At St. Paul’s | other cities, and spending some | time in New York city and visit- | The servers of St. Paul's Epis-/ing the World’s Fair, has re-| copal Church met last night in|turned to the city, and resumed the Parish Hall to organize a/his residence among his host of Servers’ Guild. Meeting was opened with a| RRIETNES prayer om shea ihe Dimmick, | Continued growth for this institu- after which the following officers | #"- | friends, | were elected | ' j President, Eugene Sawyer; | CARD OF THANKS vice-president, Jack Sawyer; sec- | SS agers Ba 224 retary, Joe Austin Pierce; treas- | We wish to;express our sin-| urer, Ernest Avila. a t n The boys decided to meet|for their kind assistanee and monthly and to devote a part of Sympathy tendered “3 furne each mecting to some phase of|°UFr recent bereavement, ‘the ill- | parish work. Those present be-| ; sides the officers elected were:|0ne, Mrs. Louise M. aa we John J. Romero, Ill, Charles| ae deeply grateful to Rev, Halli- Sands, Billy Ladd, Bert |day of the First Congregational Cates, | Leland Archer, Byron Cooke, | Church, those who gave the use Rayford Roberts, Floyd Russell, | © ‘ eral Menry Gomez, Bernard Biaza, Mr. & ul es and Mrs. Milton E. Sawyer. heiabiepaiic = <8 Hallowe’en Party This Afternoon At 4 o'clock this afternoon Har- ris Schoo! grounds will be crowd- |. ed with Key West children, all of them invited guests of the/ High School P.-T. A., at the an- nual Hallowe'en Party. In charge will be the Ways and Means Committee of the or- ganization, which has planned a} full round of games and refresh- | ments for the children. BIG SALE AT THE BROADWAY This page today features a big a@vertisement displaying a BIG SALE sponsored by Broadway Market, Angela and Duval streets. E Rivero, proprietor, has as- sembled fifty items that are tag- ged at special prices for weekend shopping savings. Mr. Rivero reports that his es- tablishment enjoyed one of the best Saturdays in the store’s ex- istence last week. Future trend. with live merchandizing and ad- vertising policies being followed ap closely, seems to indicate a tributes, Lopez Dr. Harry C. others who helped in any way.) LEROY ROBERTS AND FAMILY. MALCOLM ROBERTS AND FAMILY. oct13-1t MONROE THEATER Isa Miranda—Roy Milland and BLONDIE MEETS THE BOSS Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- chestra 15-20c; Night—15-25¢ “Key West's Outstanding!” LA CONCHA HOTEL conditioned. Beautiful—aAir- Rainbow Room and Cocktail Lounge DINING and DANCING Strictly Fireproof Garage Open The Year Around For Fifty Years a NAME! in Coffee in Key West STRONG ARM BRAND: COFFEE THAT'S A REPUTATION jcere thanks to our many friends| |ness and death of our beloved | ‘HOT f their cars, donors of the beau-! |Galey, La Concha Hotel and all: HOTEL IMPERIAL }| jone accord in ringing sincerity: “Keep us, oh God, from pettiness; let us be large in. thought, in word, in deed, let us be done with |fault-finding and leave off self- |seeking. Let us put away all | pretense, and meet each other face to face without self pity and | prejudice. May we be never hasty jin judgement and always gen- jerous. Let us take time for all |things; make us to grow calm, | serene and gentle. Teach us to put into action our better im- pulses, straight-fordward and unafraid. Grant that we may realize that it is the little things that create differences; that in the big things of life we are one; and {may we strive to touch and to | know the great common woman’s | heart of us all; and, O Lord God, jlet us not forget to be kind”. NO SISSY BREECHES THAT: “He pressed hard tooth-raking |kisses on her cheeks and lips |(from a popular novel) but it isn’t love until he breaks her |jaw”.—New Yorker Mag. | GALLANT: Mr. Wm. R. Porter, | recently elected to the directorate {of the Key West Chamber of ;Commerce, declined in favor of {a lady—so we give you Miss | Elizabeth Sharpley. ABOUT TOWN: Handsome | Billy Arnold of the Florida Motor | Lines says that the present lack TIT. George Park’s CASH GROCERY Don’t forget GEORGE is still running his RED SUMMER SPE- CIALS. } F-L-A-S-H Every Item In The Store Reduced. 5 Ibs. Sugar, (with $2.00 order) __ | Cream, all caris 19c { Maxwell House Coffee, can og WATCH FOR DEMONSTRA- TION TODAY AND TOMORROW Just received truck load of FRESH FRUITS and VEGE- TABLES at REASONABLE PRICES. and Francis Sts. Southard Phone 25 Free Delivery should be in-bed. . Here's Division | street. | a desolate old lot and made it in- | poke for things to write—it seenis a little ghoulish. a] The Alfelds have taken to a beauty spot. . .There’s Mrs. | Stephen Singleton in a_ pretty | flowered crepe frock and Virginia | Shine and her mother, who look | like sisters. } BY PRODUCT: Among my many long, dead loves which now | look flat and foolish, I prowl and | ¢ WIT I think of witty things to say, I'd be considered bright; | Except I aways think them in The middle of the night. (Cheerful Cherub). Adios, FLORIDA CRACKER. 3 0UTOF5— MOTHERS relieve misery | of colds externally with icKs he Loe weeéevcces.| ! vard, the remainder of the hill on the east side will be leveled off. Marl From Bight At the Garrison Bight the men were planning to run a new road out for the dragline to reach new marl sections. Colored workmen plant the dynamite to blow up the area. Then the dragline can bring out the marl easier. This marl is used throughout the city on the street projects. Inspected the sump of the water and sewage .plant. Men were | working to dig up a broken pipe which ‘had flooded an_ exterior | basin when the sump was filled to test for leaks. In the rear of the sump are being built the sanitary BOO COSCODLOcErCCoCCCSCeS — THY IT TODAY — The Favorite In Key Wesi * STAR 2+ BRAND CUBAN COFFEE SALE AT ALL GROCERS FEES \{ Lopez Funeral Service WEST OF RAINBOW'S END —Also— Comedy—Serial Bermuda Market We Handle QUALITY MEAT and POULTRY Exclusively! Drop in and inspect our Top- Grade Meats and Selected, Tennessee Poultry. HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF OUR PRICES: BEEF ROAST, fat and tender, Ib _. RIB CHOPS, Roe ee Heavy BEEF BRISKET— 1st cut, 2nd cut, Clear GROUND MEAT— The very best in town. We'll mix. in Pork if you 25) Cc desire, 15 ——-__.._. Selected, Genuine SPRING LAMB WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF WESTERN BRAND- ED STEER. Porter House, T-Bone and Sirloin. Fresh SPARE RIBS, tb _ 15c PORK SHOULDERS. Ib _ 19c PIGS FEET, th... 10 HONEY COMB TRIPE, tb l5c LAMB LEGS, Ib 25c BREAKFAST BA‘ PICNIC HAMS, Ib A VARI Vv. ETY O! DELICATESSEN COLD CUTS sete ae FRUITS and VEGETABLES ICEBERG LETTUCE, 2 heads . SQUASH, 2 lbs. _ = POTATOES, 10 lbs. _____ 25c INDIAN RIVER ORANGES, STAPLES Fine-granulated Rosedale PEACHES, large can Flérida GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 2 No. 2 cans .. 15¢e Libby's FRUIT COCKTAIL, 2 tall cans .... 25e Granday’s SLICED ne yen, POC 3le Libby’s Trappey’s TOMATO ASPARAGUS, large ‘size Break O’ Morn COFFEE, Libby’s PEAS, 2 cans s SHRIMP, _25¢ COCOCCOCOOOOOOOECOOSOO OOO OLO LOO LOOOOOLOOOEEES TUNA FLAKES, _ 55e '. 2be hy laeae Woodbury’s SOAP, 2 bars ss a ea 15¢ Ivory SOAP, 2 large bars _ Maxine 6c WE RESERVE TH 2 % 296. MEATS Country Roll ‘BUTTER, 28%c Ib 6 page 9 1 ROAS' c 25¢ (Shidr.), Ib ra Sliced BACON, ft 19¢ 25¢ Vegetole SHORTEN- ING, 2 lbs. .... Daisy CHEESE, Ib Skinless FRANK- FURTERS, Ib Fresh 22¢ in oe Genuine CALF LIVER, et A49c Fresh, Lean PORK. VEAL CHOPS, 35c 25¢ 25¢ 29¢ CUT-UP FRYERS CHOICE POULTRY Lean, meaty SALT PORK, 2 Ibs, BEEF STEW, Brisket, 2 Ibs. Fresh GROUND MEAT, 2 Ibs. IBROA DWAW. D And Housewives Who Know The Best It’s The Broadway 2 to 1 50 ITEMS ON SALE PRODUCE U.S. No. 1 5e 5e POTATOES, .25¢ 10 Ibs. ..... Ripe AVOCADO, each .... Large, fancy CAULI- FLOWER ... California LETTUCE, Small, baby SQUASH, 15¢ 10¢ Fresh BEETS, burch Fancy, Calif. CARROTS, 2 hunny, .-.-00022 12"¢c \ aoe Small, juicy ORANGES, 20 doz. ey Cc Thin-skin GRAPE- FRUIT, Large CELERY, stalk Fresh EGGS, doz. .....- Honey-Dew MELONS, 29 each -. eek Cc Tokay GRAPES, 2 Ibe. Bartlett PEARS, 6 for Yellow ONIONS, 3 Ibs. VAL andl ANGELA STS SOSCHSSOSSHSSSSOSSEESSOESEHOSESESEOS