The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 21, 1939, Page 4

PAGE FOUR P.-T. A. Regional Conference Nov. 10 At Fort Lauderdale Regional Conference of Florida Congress of Parents and Teach- | ers will be held at Fort Lauder-, dale this year, on November 10. Key West Associations, mem- bers of region five, are planning to have good representations at the conference. Mrs. Herbert Behrens of. Fort Lauderdale will be general chair- man of the conference and Mrs. J. A. Austin of Miami, Regional Director, will preside. | Harold Colee, president of the Florida State Chamber of Com- ‘merce, will address the confer- | ence on Citizenship. Other speakers scheduled for appear- ance include J. T. Wilson, presi- dent of the F.E.A., Carl Widell, president, State School Board |Members Association, Dr. A. B. McCreary, State Health officer and Mrs. May McCormick Pyn- {chon, executive secretary, State ,; Tuberculosis and Health As- } sociation. PERSONAL MENTION Walter Price, son of Mr. =| Mrs. Clem Price, left yesterday | afternoon on S.S. Cuba for Tam- | pa to have his teeth treated and will return Monday. H. G. Kull, retired engineer of the Missouri-Pacific Railroad, and Mrs. Kull, who are making a tour | of the principal cities in North America and decided on the trip to Havana last week, returned on SS. Cuba last week and will leave enroute north today. Luther Skelton, member of the personnet of the Coast Guard Ten- der Poinciana, who was in Key West for medical treatment at the | Marine Hospital, left on the early | bus this morning to join the ves- | sel at Moorehaven, Fla. Mrs. Carmen Padron and daugh. ; ter, Miss Teresita, who were epending a brief time with rela- tives and friends in the city, left this morning for their home in Tampa. Mrs. Florelle Brown, sister of Mrs. Newton Curry, who had been visiting with members of the family and her host of friends, left on the 7 o’clock bus for Mi- ami where she will entrain for her home in El Paso, Texas. { joreainee | Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Rob- | | erts, who had been visiting in| Coral Gables as the guests of Mr. | and Mrs. James Cain, returned | to their home Thursday of this | week. a | Fred Dion, Jr., left over the highway yesterday afternoon by | car on a business visit to Miami. | Mrs. Q. H. Starling of Lions, Ga., with son David, arrived here | Thursday ening for an ex- tended visit with her sister and} brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Parks. Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sullivan, | and Patrick Hemingway, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heming- way, were passengers leaving a the early morning bus today visit dental specialists in Miami Miss Lettie Willis Harrison, proprietor of a large chicken farm at Big Pine Key, is in the city today, on business and for the purpose of spending a short time with his many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Anderson | and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Child, of Henry, Ill, were sightseeing | visitors yesterday and had a ple: nt time visiting the points of interest before leaving in the evening on the return to Miami. OT A IT HAD TO HAPPEN (By Associated Press) RICHMOND, Ind.. Oct. 21. —Drivers of two automobiles which collided here were Oliver Morton of Dublin. Ind., and Mrs. Oliver Morton of Fort Sili, Okla. They were not related and. never had met before. | riguez ,Gloria Watson, Alicia Gar- | Baker, iso, Evelio Fones, Hector Machin, | \Choral Clab Elects Officers Key West ‘Choral. Club held their regular meeting at the High | School auditorium last evening} 'and plans for an active year were} idiscussed. The club’s first ap- |Pearanice this year will be at the; ' American Legion’s Armistice Day | | services. Much enthusiasm was demon- strated in plans made for social | activities for members and_in-| terested friends. It is hoped to! attract music lovers to the or- ganization. The sole purpose of; the club is to bring to the peo-| \ple of Key West, and visitors, | the beautiful creations of re-; |nowned composers, and it is| |planned to give thrée\, concerts, ‘during the remainder of this [year Officers elected at the meeting jlast night were: Mrs. T. B. Kleb-j { satel, president; William Web-| ster, secretary-treasurer; Miss | ' Fortune Lopez, assistant secre-| tary-treasurer; Misses Mary C.;} Whalton and Margarita Lace-}| |donia, reporters. | Persons interested in |\this organization or obtaining any information relative to it| can do so by contacting Director | T. B. Klebsattel, any of the | above mentioned officers or by attending the regular meetings! twhich are held in the |School auditorium at 7:30 Friday ; joining | San Carlos Honor |Roll Announced Honor Roll for the first six | weeks’ term at San Carlos School \is announced today by Miss |Benildes Remond, principal. In the lower grades, the. fol- j lowing are on the list: William Hernandez, Alba Rod- cia, Mario Rodriguez, Rosita Ma- ; chin, Antonio Moore, Jacinto Al-; fonso, Eduardo Dial, Tomas | Rene Rodriguez, Anita! | Fernandez, Rogelio Chavez. Highest grades: Evelia Baso, Eugenia Faldivar, Onelia Fernandez, Zeraldo Alfon- | Margot Torres, Ivan Watson, Au- olbinse Leon,, Nelida Sanchez, Geor- | gina Sanchez, Dora Spencer, Rose | Watson, Dalia Soto, Aleida Spen- | |cer, Rose Alfonso, John Avila, | Gerardo Diaz, Luis Torrado, Vio- | leta Soto, Charles Fernandez, Ar- cadio Zaldivar. Perfect attendance recognition | |went to these students in the! |lower grades: Martha Leon, Wil- | \liam Hernandez, Antonio Torres, Rene Rodriguez, Henry Baker, | |Mario Rodriguez, Panchita Pon, | } NA A 12 || WHERE AND WHEN CAN YOU BUY AT THE BEST? }/ “EL PRADO CAFE” Specializing in Hot Bollos Chicharones Cuban Sandwiches Cor White and Division Sts. First Stop Light | | | | i | Curry, Sara Anne Lowe, ;Page, Margaret i Spencer, BOY SCOUT NEWS ' TROOP 53 Troop held +a regular meeting last night, featured by a special talk by Scoutmaster Dan Hatri- son. Plans were made for con- tinuation of work in the Lions Club Clean-Up Rest Beach cam- | paign—a large group arranging to be on hand this afternoon at} the beach. A membership drive! is in process of organization, HALLOWE'EN PARTY FOR TROOP 52 The scouts of Troop 52 enter- | tained their girl friends last night | with a Hallowe'en party. Shortly after 7 o'clock, the! crowd began to gather at the Scout Hall. There was much fun and laughter in trying to guess{| who each new arrival was. As each guest arrived, a with his or her initials was pin- ned on the costume. Then in the contest to determine which group | could first form a word out of lits letters, Eva Camus, Victoria Arnold and Rayford Roberts were the winners, John Marzyck was awarded the | prize for the best costume. He was dressed in a bathing suit of | the best style of 1842. In the hog race, Mary Ramsey was able to eat dn apple off the | floor before any one else. Four couples were seated op- posite: each other ing contest. Catherine Connor and Calvin Cates were the first to eat a dish of pudding. At the close of the games re- | freshments were served and the guests departed. Present were: June Yelvington, Madge Ma- loney, Catherine Connor, Roberts, Charlotte Stevenson, | Ernestine Evans, Betty Kline, |Marguerite De Leon, Victoria Arnold, Betty Myers, Lorraine Russell, Ruth Thompson, Betty Joan Roberts, Evelyn Solano, Rosemary Demeritt, Magdalia! High | Solano, Copelyn Ramsey, Mary | Valadares, | Ramsey. Ruby Freeze, Ruth Curry, Jac- queline Doughtry, Geraldine Ken-| Inedy, Betty Adams, Della May | Ruth Russell, Sylvia! Alba Rodriguez, Gloria Watson, Rosita Machin, Anita Fernandez, Antonio Moore, Norberto Pons, Tomas Baker. High grades: Eve- \lia Baso, Onelia Fernandez, Eu- | | genia |Blanca Leon, Gerardo Diaz, Ger- | aldo Alfonso, Hector Machin, Ed- 12 die Fernandez, Arcadio Zaldivar, | ¢ Zaldivar, Aurora Leon, Carlos Fernandez, Ivan Watson, Juan Avila, Margot Torres, Dora e Rosa Watson, Rosa Alfonso, Fones, Luis Torrado. | Spencer, Lopez Funeral Service Established 1885 Licensed Funeral Directors and Embalmers 24 Hour Ambulance Service Phone 135 Night 696 Fleming Street Methodist (Uptown) Church PASTOR JIM LILLY Presents These Sermons Sunday— 11:00 A. M. “Waiting In The Upper Room.” 7:30 P. M. “The Great Com- mission”. ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH US —Always Good Music— 1 | PEARLMAN’S “A Name That's a Guarantee” HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR FALL and WINTER NEEDS Never before has our store been more crowded with the season’ 's newest. TD II IIS SIS ES PTE For Fifty Years a NAME! in Coffee in Key West STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE THAT'S A REPUTATION eoccce. PALACE Louis Hayward—Joan Bennett THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK also COMEDY—SHORTS — THY IT TODAY — The Favorite In Key West STAR + BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS SPORT JACKETS— | Stripes, Plaids, Checks | and Solids $2.98, $3.98 up | SPORT SKIRTS— the season’s newest colors, at $1.00 and $1.98 SILK BLOUSES— in a large variety of $1.00 and $1.98 SMART SWEATERS— 200 NEW FALL SILK DRESSES— _ $1.98 on sale - aed $5.00 value New FALL SILK DRESSES— on sale at $3.95 and $2.98 CHILDREN’S COATS— — 2 to 6. $4.00 value. $2.50 BIGGER GIRLS’ COATS— rrr tii) SHOES SHOES One of the largest as- sortments of Popular Priced SHOES to be found any- where is here for your se- Come in today and let us fit you— $1.98, $2.98, $3.95 up CHILDREN’S SHOES— in the famous SUNDIAL all leather brand for Boys and Girls. Every Other Shoes at— ~-+ $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Large shipment of PHOENIX HOSE— tag! and given} | spoons tied together for a spoon- | Doris | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SUNDAY DINNER | By CORA ANTHONY Director of A&P Kitchen EATS ard poultry are very reason: able and poultry prices may be | considered low. Smoked hams are now | showing the recent reduction in fresh Pork prices and they are inexpensive | this week. Fresh fish is more plentiful | though some summer varieties are now | unobtainable except in the frozen state, | Egg prices are firm but are not expected EFFECT OF GOOD WORK done by Franklin Albert, for- mer W.P.A. project dii , lin- gers on. It was Albert as- sembled a great deal of the data concerning a housing project in Key West. When it became ap- parent that there were. many projects being cancelled and | to go much higher. Butter continues at |there would be funds available, | Mince seuien toene melcahacensas Cameaae tae aeeeae nie tee | minates in | sidered. At first Washington said bl |th‘the Salat of its season, brvenitotes, {that Key West could not fulfill tiful and i o d Bi “mini i ~ out the data Albert had _assem- | | less plentiful than last year. Spinach bled, worked hard and furious COFFEE SHOP TALK:. Have! you noticed the way Duval street | is picking up, with a new curio ' shop to open soon, a new dress shop opening last night and an artists’ studio already underway, ‘besides the regular businesses | |already established? Crowds were | yat each store last night. .The [bright and peppy color scheme jBob Smith has on his brand new charter boat, which will enter the. fleet this year, is an innova- tion in Key West party boating. jit is the first of the new charter j boats. . .You' Know subs are in- effective in rough weather. They iwill be so with the President’s | | present orders keeping them out in the Gulf Stream off Key West! . . Did you know tides are a half- | hour different from one end ‘of the island to the other, and that | most of our weather comes from west of the Rocky Mountains and 'not the eastern coastal plain! j also is abundant and cheap. Apples, Pincers eanees and or- anges are staples at is season. Thi rst Florida oranges are now arriving. | iM F number of Asan! ene, | Low Cost Di put it up in final form, an Washington was convinced. Now Rib Lamb Chops ._ Baked Potat A Creamed Spinach toes! there .is about $700,000 earmark- | poe eran ee ed. Release of the sites for the men oF Coltes’ ene molar eal be made through | SI 5 Moderate Cost Dinner toc eee Baked Ham Mashed Sweet Potatoes | Creamed Broccoli or Cauliflower Bread and Butter Deep Apple Pie F Tea or Coffee Milk Very Special Dinner : Stuffed Celery Ripe Olives j Baked Ham with Spiced Pears | Mashed Potatoes Brussels Sprouts Grapefruit Salad Rolls and Butter | Orange Souffle with Orange Hard Sauce | Coffee CLI LI I IMT ID |, SCIENCE NOTE (By Asnociated Press BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Oct. 21.—Indiana university psy- chologists tested emotional reactions of several hundred Persons to different words and found the most stirring | were “kiss” and “Hitler”. eh hide ade ull ude J Sanchez, Eva Camus, Claudia Is- {ham, Marjorie Knowles. | Oscar Avila, P. J. Scheurer, | Ernest Avila, Buddy Miller,} Willie Soldano, Edward Strunk, NAVAL OFFICER, who was in Key West Sunday, took a good Philip Strunk, Bert Cates, Henry jlook at the Trumbo property. Soldano, James Kelly, Arthur; Ward Herrick, Ray | Schoneck, Paul Herrick, Donald | | Pinder, Calvin Cates. } Billy Russell, Garland Cates,! LA CONCHA HOTEL | John Marzyck, Rayford Roberts, ; |Forest Arthur, Eugene Sawyer, j {Jack Sawyer, Floyd Russell, Lounge | Archie Potter, Ramon Gonzago,| DINING and DANCING Fireproof Garago Henry Gomez, Mrs. Eva Warner, | Strictly |Mrs.Amy Shine, Mr. and Mrs. Open The Year Atound | Milton Sawyer. t “Key West's Outstanding!” {IT’S SPECIAL DAY AT The Store of Fashion NEXT MONDAY Don't fail to visit this the most modern store in Key West next Monday. New merchandise throughout all de- partments is on special sale. See our windows for good sug- gestions. FIX UP YOUR HOUSE OR APARTMENT FOR THE NEW SEASON! With the Naval Station open, there will be a good demand for rooms. SEE OUR LINES OF TAPESTRIES, DRAPERIES, RUGS, CURTAIN GOODS, PILLOWS, CURTAINS OF ALL KINDS, BLANKETS, BED SPREADS, 4-YEAR CERTIFIED SHEETS AND CASES, EVERYTHING IN LINEN—COM- PLETE ASSORTMENT TO MAKE YOUR HOME REALLY “UP-TO-DATE”. YOU'LL BE SURPRISED—at the wonderful arrav of DRESSES, COATS and TWO-PIECE AND THREE-PIECE SUITS on display now in our store. And while you're shopping—ask to see the latest in SHOES. Exclusive brands and best quality. Hosiery to match—every pair guaranteed! SEE—the new shipment of LADIES’ SILK UNDERWEAR and exclusive models in HATS WHITE|HEMSTITCH TABLE CLOTHS, each. .“50c LADIES’ SILK BLOUSES ia $1.00 56-inch ALL-WOOL COATING, yard ___ 2. $1.00 me .. 39¢ | | | | | | | LADIES’ COATS, on sale Monday, up from | BEST SELECTION OF SILKS, starting at, yard SILK BED SPREADS, regular $2.95, now at - APPELROUTH’S Holtsberg’s Dollar Day Monday Always Something New For Monday Sale— See Window Display RAYON CURTAINS, 5-dozen for hove on sale pair tee CRINKLE BED SPREADS, new colors BABY’S, OVERCOATS, with cap to match BOYS’ SUITS. zinper pockets, 3 to 9 - CHENILE DOT CURTAINS, extra wide, on sale _ CALVERT TABLE CLOTHS, large size, see window - VELVET BAGS, all new shades WASH DRESSES, extra sizes, 46-52, new colors WOOL SKIRTS, all colors, sizes up to 30 - BABY SILK BLANKETS, reversible __ DRESS LENGTHS. 4.pieces Silk CREPE BACK SATIN, 40-inch, reg. yard ____ SILK and WOOL PLAID RAYON, reg. 65c. 2 yards _ NEW SHIPMENT FRUIT of the LOOM SLIPS, all sizes $1.00 - 5-PIECE COTTAGE CURTAINS, 2 sets for — s BOXED TOWELS. all colors. 4 in box, for _ CHILDREN’S FALL DRESSES, reg. $1.25, 6-10 MOIRE TAFFETA, for Evening Devevel, all colors, yard te HEAVY MATTRESS TICKING, reg. 25c, 5 ee HOUSE COATS, 14-44, of Pepperell Prints HAND-EMBROIDERED MADEIRA PILLOW SLIPS, pr. $100 BABY'S ee ae 1-2, reg. gre $1.00 SPECIALS ON SALE CHENILE BED SPREADS. twin-bed size and extra large priced from $4.95 to $9.95 50 RUGS, oval shape, 24 by 48, Italian-made, would be. . cheap at $2.50, on sale Monday at —______ THE ISLAND CITY Latest report is that the Navy is considering making a drydock of Pier Two at Trumbo. It wouldn’t cost much to swing gates across the mouth of the two docks and this would make an ideal dry- dock, The destroyers, which will be based here, can then drydock. The drydock at the Naval Station is too small. Another thing. the Navy Department is considering is an airplane hangar and machine shop at Trumbo. Complete blue-| prints of the area has been avail- able, for years to navy authori- ties. Many in town would also jlike to see the Trumbo dock area j become a shipbuilding drydock. CONSIDERING the unfair ad- vantage upstate cities take of Key West, which will soon be a real threat to their business, something will probably be said about the submarines in these waters making the travel to Cuba j unsafe. United Fruit has put out ja bulletin showing that the Carib- bean waters have an absolutely secure value. Then, with destroy- ers and planes daily patrolling this area, it is doubly safe. Be- sides it is ridiculous to think Ger- many would sink an American ship in the Florida Straits. When Key West's world-famous fishing leaped to the fore greatly two years ‘ago, upstate slander LEADING HOTEL Enjo- at this modern, fire- ee atone SUMMER COMFORT foom wits tub ond shower, solt water, radio, and Venetian blinds, Every bed PRICED COCKTAIL LOUNGE and COFFEE SHOP. >. Key aie Only Complete DEPARTMENT STORE A store full of LATEST FASHIONS for Men, Ladies and Children. Complete stock of CRISP, NEW MERCHANDISE at LOWEST PRICES. COMPARE .OUR | STYLES AND PRICES Better Merchandise at Lower Prices Gorgeous new Ladies’ and Misses’ DRESSES, MANNISH SUITS and COATS, tae and SPORT COATS, JACKETS, SKIRTS, BLousES and SWEATERS, NEW PIECE SUITS and TOPPERS. New shipment CHILDREN’S COATS _ shoulders, flare skirts. Sizes 2-14 years. LADIES’ WOOL SKIRTS Leather Belts Included $1.00 4 Different New Shades NEW VELVET i PILLOWS, each SATIN BLOUSES, all shades, each __ LADIES’ FALL HANDBAGS, each LTTLE BOYS’ WOOLEN SUITS, each - $1 00 CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS, me" __ $1.00 NEW SHIPMENT Brocaded Damask and Changeable Taffetas for Evening Wear NEW SILKS — Striped, Plaids or Plain SHOES Outstanding Patterns . For Ladies ¥ Suedes—Kid—Patent Combinati $1.98 up New Shipment BOYS’ beeparmes arrived $1.00 $1.98 ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AT ARONOVITZ $1.00 $1.00 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1939 MARINE NOTES evccovecescces Zinnia Left This Morning Tender Zinnia, of the Coast} Guard forces in this section,| which had been working on lights and buoys in the vicinity of Tor- tugas and had been delayed for several days by the weather con- promptly libeled the city with the story you couldn’t swim here for the voracious fish. That had us however we turned, IF YOU HEAR of anyone kick- ing about rents, tell them to see the Key West Realty Board. It is the pleasure of that Board to quote fair prices. If the naval officers claim that prices are be- ing boosted on them they should place their complaint with this Realty Board, which will be nat- urally interested in seeing that they get a fair price. Most of the officers want to stick below the $50 a month rent. Naval Station has been sent a letter stating this by the Board, ditions, arrived in port 5:30 o’clock yesterday afternoon. This morning the vessel was assigned to leave for Cape Ro- jmano to replace a buoy, which |had broken from the moorings. The tender sailed about 10:30 o'clock. cccccccecevevevcccscess ENTERTAINMENT Cocccccecocscccoceoocces HABANA-MADRID Appearance of Professor Goble, expert trumpet player, will be a special treat for those attending the big dance a Habana-Madrid Club tonight at 10 o'clock. Habana-Madrid Orchestra will make its initial appearance at this affair and a large crowd is ex- pected to attend. PENA’S Another big night of dancing and frolic is headlined for Pena’s Garden of Roses tonight, with Gould Curry’s orchestra all prim- ed with an excellent program of the latest dance numbers. Dancing gets underway at 9:30 o'clock. > Your Bedroom For The Tourist Whether you rent Season rooms, apartments or just want to keep up-to-date with modern FURNITURE— it will pay you to inspect our full line of BED ROOM SUITES All BEDROOM SUITES—also springs, mattresses and odd pieces of bedroom furniture can be bought during this sale at , 10%” Reduction WE STILL CONTINUE THE SPECIAL PRICES ON— LAMPS - LIVING ROOM SUITES - FELT BASE RUGS and KITCHEN EQUIPMENT Next Week We Close Our Six Weeks Series of Dep: artment Sales LONGS FURNITURE STORE For Real Purity For Real Economy For Real Service For Real Protection DELIV: DAILY ERED EVERYWHERE Thompson Enterprises INCORPORATED ICE DIVISION PHONE NO. 8