The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 18, 1939, Page 4

PAGE FOUR SOCIAL CALENDAR SATURDAY— First winter season dance at Raul’s. 10 p. m. SUNDAY— Band Concert. 4 p. m. Art Center Park. Sa ee MONDAY— i Pythian Grand Chief Erma Haslam pays official visit to Temple 20 in Key West. Supper at 6 o’clock at Pythian Hall. ee TEUESDAY— Stone Church Service Club meeting. 6:30 p. m. Church Annex. St. Paul’s Choir will be given Fellowship Supper by -Wéman’s Auxiliary. THURSDAY— Rotary Club Luncheon. 12:15 p. m. St. Paul’s Parish Hall. Lions Club Supper. 6:30 p. m. Stone Church Annex. Band Concert. 8 p. Bayview Park. ees ® Visitors Enjoyed Big Show At Sightseeing Trip \Raal’s Club Tonight —— | —_ .- A group of delighted visitors | Everything is in readiness for | who arrived Thursday afternoon | the Floor Show to be presented | and remained until the 11 o’clock | tonight on’ the occasion of the} bus Friday were at the aqua- | opening dance at Raul’s Club for} rium yesterday and said they/the season. Patrons are in for| were more than pleased with /something entirely new in enter-| their sightseeing experience in}tainment. Tap routines of vari- | Key West. jous tempos will be presented to! Members of the party were:|genuinely fine Hawaiian music. Miss Helen Connors and Miss| Daniels and Canova, Key} Emma King of Cincinnati, Ohio;|West’s youngest dance team, will| Miss Margaret D. Gemmill and |open the show with their version Miss Rose W. Stott, of Baltimore,/of a syncopated tap. Carolyn, Md., and before leaving said to Cherry, talented - acrobatic tap| The Citizen they would return dancer,will be seen during the| some time later in the season. ' evening’s entertainment. SS Gerald Pinder will dance with Elks Plan |Miss Euphemia Maloney in tap ° |duos to the ever popular tune, Charity Dance | “Bye-Bye Blues”. Other num- -_— jbers are “Darktown Strutters Members of B. P. O. Elks 551 /Ball”, sophisticated tap, by Betty are completing their plans for the ;}Canova; “Shine”, fast rhythm Charity Dance, which will be|tap by Gerald Pinder and a grand given on the night of. Saturday, finale by Alberto and Edna, the December 9, at Raul’s Club on|King and Queen of Rhumba, Roosevelt Boulveard. idancing the “Mama Inez”—their | Tickets for the affair are be-|version of the famous dance. ing printed at The Artman Press,|} Ray Baldwin and his Music| and members of the organization | Marvels will furnish the dance| will in a brief time have their | music. | allotments of the tickets and; start the sale in the idea of mak-| . ing the dance one of the iargest | Howard Overlin i social affairs of the season. |Married This Morning COSSSoccsovcccercocseses | Foci manager of the Tele- LILLY’S SERMONS | FOR TOMORROW | | Rev. J. P. Lilly of Fleming} Street (Uptown) Methodist church | | has announced the following sub- | \ject for the morning service at| his church tomorrow: | “Kept by the Power of God”. PERSONAL MENTION Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ouls- man are visitors in the city to- day, coming from Newark, N. J., for the purpose of seeing the | two Humanity often mistakes God’s patience for indifference, so seek | only cloudy days in place of | prone ae | Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Drummond, At the evening service, Rev. |0f Houston, Texas, are visitors in Lilly wiil preach on “Zacchaeus | the city today and were par- Climbed A Sycamore Tree”. “He | ticularly interested in the °dis- was willing to inconvenience him- jplay at the Coast Guard-Light- self for a view of the Master”, is| house museum. the way Rev. Lilly describes it. | Good musical numbers are} presented at all services at Flem- many queer trees and shrubbery for which the city is noted. | Attorney Henry H. Taylor, Jr., E |left yesterday afternoon for Mi- ing Street Church. jami to this morning attend the ; wedding of Howard Overlin and UNUSUAL SERMONS |Miss Dorothy Chalker. LISTED BY GEKELER | Mr. andsMre Jee Clistean aha e |Glenn W. Carlson, who visited in The pastor of the First Presby-/ Key West recently have arrived terian Church, Dr. John C. Geke-|at New Orleans on their way ler, announces an unusual series | hack to Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. of sermons. In fact, there are|Clawson lived in Key West a series, one of “Questions | year with Mr. Clawson employed Asked By Jesus” and the other/at The Key West Citizen. based on “The Bible Economy of pases ea Plenty” by E. Tallmadge Root. In the first of these sermons on the topic, “Predatory Wealth”, Dr. Gekeler draws a distinction between wealth and riches, and shows how the Bible commends the one but heavily. condemns the other. Only riches make a man anti-social, while wealth makes of him a servant of so- ciety, the pastor says. “Man’s primary task on earth is the product of wealth: the seeking of riches is his central sin”, he asserted. In his evening sermon, Dr. Gekeler has a message for the| wealthy and the poor, for the dis honest and the honest. | Arthur Mulberg was a passen- |ger on the 7 o'clock bus this |morning for Miami where he |goes on business. | Jose-Medina and daughter Miss | Dora, left on the early bus this morning for a few days visit in Miami with’ relatives and friends. Mrs. I. W.. Carrier, who had |been in the city for a short visit |with friends, left on the Cuba yesterday afternoon for Tampa. Charles V. Albury was a pas- senger on the 11 o’clock bus this morning, going for a stay in Mi- ami with friends and expects to return in a few days. \TERTAINMENT a EN | Miss Martha Renfrew, who had |been visiting for several days CAYO HUESO CLUB | with friends and had a “splendid It’s “Nut-Club” night at Club time”, left on the 11 o’clock bus Cayo Hueso in a_ night-long/ for Palm Beach. round of crazy acts, foolish | capers and all ’round _hiliarity | for patrons, starting at 10 o'clock and ending at 4 in the morning| THE WEATHER THE KEY WEST CITIZEN is no charge. If you wish to at- tend just be there on time. THE ISLAND CTY | THE AVERAGE KEY WEST BOATMEN have had to keep 8’ shopper enters a Key West store pretty sharp lookout on their |ready to buy goods at just about boats this changeable weather. | the amount of money he or she The weather has continued for} carries in his or her pocket or weeks and the wind has been pocketbook. The merchants éan shifting backward and forward. try as hard as they will, they If the wind is too strong from | cannot very well shake. them one direction, it may cause one | {rom their intention to spend {that and no. more. The = sales- boat to drag anchor and then rub_ men can try to. influence..them up against another boat, damag- telling them that _nationally- ing both considerably. Undoubt-| known brands are not much more edly, though, the weather is at| expensive and that their wear ‘last abating. Yesterday when the | 20d looking qualities are far be- wind changed toward the east yond cheaper stuff, but they get nowhere, Of course, in a com- one could see the roughness be- munity with a great amount of gin to muddy up the bottom off relief labor, it is probably im- Whitehead. Whitehead has a/ portant to watch every penny and shallow bar going out about ape cents eine makes a ad mile and all this bar was milky RT RS hari peer ee prtresine colored a few hours after the anf rh ELEN cps et wind came out on the Atlantic —— |side of the island. In. Hawk) FIRST COOL #LURRY |Channel just beyond the water, brought Key Westers hurrying to | was strongly differeft—a green stores last week and salesmen | color. were kept extremely busy. This | ES, ; week sales had fallen off quite AROUND TOWN: Craig Yacht ,@ bit. They are expected to pick | Harbor will also have telegraph | UP shortly after the Thanksgiving service. . .Monument ordered by holidays. Best tourist travel is | Wm. R. Porter has been erected | after Thanksgiving in the city cemetry. It is a beau-| Christmas. : | tiful piece of masonry. . .Build- RATE aa jings at the site for the Bernie) PILING which has been erect- | Papy filling station. at Duval and | ed at Craig docks will not be left | Division have been undergoing | Shabby as some think. They will process of razing for a year. . | be painted white and will add a Tri motored plane used by the nice appearance to the docks. A army to patrol Florida Key wa-| Watchman will be stationed at ters and often seen over Key/| the south end of the pier and only | West has retractable landing gear | those on official business will be jand is known as a “smaller fly-|allowed on the yacht pier, al- ing fortress”. . .Morris Holtsberg though the charter boat pier, will and son, Herman, have recently retumed from ‘Miami, where <7 rreer, | they went to, secure an exclusiv: e [tine ste as nee is = FIRST PRESBYTERIAN pected to arrive here in the mi | CHURCH {dle of December at the start of Evening service at 7:30: the tourist season. The line is “PREDATORY WEALTH.” and after | carried only by one store in Mi-| ami Beach and Holtsberg’s will be {the only Duval store to, carry; Mowning saxvice abeiis " SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1989 be open to the public. Taxi standjinately. We've heard a number will probably be on Grinnell) street. A GOOD BET for police de-| partment under the new regime would be to get after the boys} around town shooting off sling} | subject. of exasperated complaints from different sections of town on this Windows have been broken and nerves set, generally, son edge. Subscribe to The Citizen—20c shots and beebe guns indiscrim:| Holtsberg’s Dollar Day Monday Advance Showing of Holiday Gifts ‘At Monday Prices. . See Window Display 10-dozen NEW CURTAINS, on sale Monday Bobolink GUARANTEED HOSE, new Fell colors, pair Betsy Wetsy DOLLS, complete, on sale. == Large velvet SCARFS, new patterns Sas Children’s TAFFETA DRESSES, all sizes ____ One Table FALL HATS, on sale Dressy SILK BAGS, with glass handles New Fall CREPES, in 3-yard lengths, solid colors, 40-inch wide, reg. 50c, on sale, 3 yards . $1.00 81x99 PEPPERELL SHEETS, new price, $1.25, on sale $1.00 BELGIAN RUGS, all new patterns, on sale ae BEAUTIFUL LAMPS, reg. $1.50, on sale BOXED PILLOW CASES, solid colors, new, box Extra-size FLANNEL NIGHT GOWNS, 19-20, at Jersey, 2-piece, PAJAMAS, long sleeves Little Boys’ JERSEY SUITS, 2 to 6 Hand-made LUNCHEON SETS, each in box, at Boys’ CORDUROY JACKETS, all sizes ‘ OTHER SPECIALS ON SALE MONDAY $1.98 TRANSPARENT VELVETS, on sale, yard 75c NEW PLAID SILKS, on sale, yard FULL FASHION CHIFFON HOSE, pair Another shipment of CURTAINS, on sale, pair Children’s SILK DRESSES, reg. $2.45, Monday One Rack, $2.98 DRESSES, broken sizes Children’s HOUSE COATS, all sizes Chenille HOUSE COATS, reg. $4.95, or. sale Taffeta QUILTS, reversible. reg. $8.50, at SHOP MONDAY AT HOLTSBERG MOST TALKED ABOUT LADIES’ STORE $1.00 $1.00 | APPELROUTH’S Leads With The MOST MODERN STORE In Key West—Selling BETTER TYPE MERCHANDISE In All Departments Featuring this week—CUT-OUT-TOE SHOES, at $1.95 | them. The styles are direct from} |Hollywod and California. . By the way, president of Homestead | bank; Max Lozner who was re- {cently featured in the Herald in Camera Caravan, left Key West “DON'T YOU KNOW?” “SOUTHERNMOST CHURCH IN UNITED STATES.” A full line of better-type SHOES including the famous RHYTHM STEPS ON SALE MONDAY—HEAVY QUALITY DOUBLE SI BLANKETS—you will buy several at this price . $1 DOUBLE SIZE SILK BED SPREADS —.. $1.95 ZE 85 jor later if the crowds still hang jon. Johnny Pritchard and his | gang have arranged a lot of spe- | cial numbers for the occasion and there will be a good selection of floor show acts and other spe- cialties. See you there! with just about nothing in his FORECAST | pocket. Morris Holtsberg okayed | Key West and Vicinity: Mostly | his credit to start a small dry cloudy 'with“oecasional light raiti | Sods store in Homestead. . .Span- |tonight and Sunday; not much! ish class at San Carlos School is | change in temperature; moderate | on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday BIRTH ;phone Company, Howard Over | lin, was married this morning in ANNOUNCEMENTS i siiami'to Miss Dorothy Chalk. POPeeOsosorncoensoeseses | cr, of that city, the daughter of Georges Have Daughter Mr. and Mrs, A. R. Roberts. Announcement of the birth of} The ceremony was performed DRESSES— LADIES‘ SILK DRESSES, very good buys at LADIES’ SWEATERS LADIES’ BETTER DRESSES, Monday sale 5.85, Regular price Ss. $1.95 —— $1.00 — $3.95 a@ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert George of Angora, N. Y., in a Miami church and was at- | tended by Henry Taylor of Key east and southeast winds. Thursday, 1:50 p. m., has been re- ceived here by Mrs. George's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Eric Gwynn of this city. Both mother and baby are doing nicely. Mrs. George was before her marriage Miss Alice Gwynn. | West, as best man, and Miss! | Madge Sands, of this city, as one | of the bridesmaids. Mr, Overlin’s wife is a former resident of Key West. The newlyweds left Miami this | afternoon for a three weeks’! honeymoon in northern states. —_ They will arrive in Key West Lois Rothert Arrives around December 10. Mr. and Mrs. Winston C. Roth- ert of Tampa announce the birth| of a girl, Lois Patricia, at St. Jo- seph’s Hospital, November 16. Mrs. Rothert was formerly Mies Lois Cash of this city. | REVIVAL MEETINGS A. Van Ryn of Grand Rapids, | Mich., and Miami, Fla., will con- tinue holding evangelistic meet- | —— ings at Gospel Hall, 720 South-| Lacedonias Announce Birth (ard street, beginning tomorrow Telegrams received by mem.- | evening, 7:30 o’clock. bers of the family announced| Mr. Van Ryn is widely known) the birth of a daughter at 6:35/here, having conducted similar o'clock Friday morning to Mr.| meetings in years past. Public is} and Mrs. Julio Lacedonia at their| heartily invited to attend the! home in Tallahassee. services, It was also advised that mother Mr. and Mrs. C. Sam B. Curry | this morning are announcing the 4 o'clock in their home at 1126/received at the polls on Novem- Olivia street. | ber 14 and most sincerely thank feeling excellent. The son has | Commissioner. I assure you that been named Joseph Willard after |I will strive to conduct the elec- | past. | TODAY’S DAILY QUIZ Below are the Answers to Today’s and baby are both doing nicely. | arrival of a nine pound boy, who| BENJAMIN C. ROBERTS” !: Mr. Curry said that mother|those who voted and supported his grandfathers. tion affairs as efficiently in the Daily Quiz printed on Page 2 Joseph Willard Curry Born was born yesterday afternoon at; I greatly appreciate the: vote and son were in good health and|™me for reelection as Election future es has been done in the NEVY ARMAYOR Hearty appreciation to those who gave me the nice vote in my race for election commis- sioner. Until such time as I can personally thank those who voted | for me, I take this medium of ex- pressing my gratitude. | Nebraska. | An inventor, noted for his! revolver invention. Dominion of Canada. Joe DiMaggio. Asuncion. | Chas. Laughton—Clark Gable Franchot Tone MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY Franz. also COMEDY and SHORTS Asteroids. COvcerccccncsecacceres Yes. Carat Fleming Street Methodist || (Uptown) Church Carbon Monoxide. The pastor, Jim Lilly, will = both morning a eve- ing. Tne ae 11:00 A. M.—"Kept B: Power of God." re 7:30 P. M. — “Zacchaeus a Sycamore WE ALWAYS HAVE GOOD MUSIC All Are Cordially Invited SOP AAMAS pr my Notice of Meetings at GOSPEL HALL 720 Southard Street MR. A.-VAN RYN #& Grand Rapids, Michigan. and Miami, Fla. will continue holding Evan- galistic meetings at Gospel Hall beginning Sunday. No- vember 19th, 7:30 p. m. | Night Jamborees slated for to-} {night—with the favorite maestro | fashion. PENA’'S CLUB Pena’s well-known and ever) popular Garden of Roses has another of the big Saturday | Jog Pearlman's “A Name That's A Guarantee” CHRISTMAS is just around the corner, as the saying goes. Come in to- day and make your selection from our large assortment of WEARING APPAREL Take advantage of the re- ductions we are now ii on all Ready-To-Wear and Shoes. SATURDAY AND MONDAY SALE Another shipment of TOP- PERS -. $1.98 Other TOPPERS to $3.98 One rack of NEW SILK DRESSES, $1.98 values $1.25 One rack of DARK SILK DRESSES, $6.75 values, to close out at each _____ $1.00 BRAND NEW _ SEASON'S LATEST $4.50 value SILK DRESSES, on sale __. .......-_. $3.50 and $2.98 $5.95 SILK DRESSES, re- duced to ___. .- $4.95 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SWEATERS Just received for Ladies, Misses and Children Ladies’ BRUSHED WOOL SWEATERS, in all-white and colors $1.00 Children’s COAT SWEATERS, all-wool, all sizes, at _ 2 $1.00 and $1.25 ALL WOOL COAT SWEATERS and SLIP- OVERS _ Gould Curry and his boys on hand to play for dance lovers and for special acts to be featured. | Whenever, or whatever — you must drop in at Pena’s. It’s the) “Key West's Outstanding!” LA CONCHA HOTEL Beautiful—Air-conditioned Rainbow Room and Cocktail Lounge DINING and DANCING Strictly Fireproof Garage Open The Year Around eo — THY IT TODAY — The Favorite In Key West STAR 2 BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS o A BEAUTY SECRET FOR WOMEN WHO WEAR GLASSES Thousands of women who wear glasses have found a new aid to beauty in Soft-Lite Lenses. These remarkable lenses prevent ugly lines and wrinkles by eliminating eye strain...and they ate so deli- cately flesh-colored that they blend with the complexion. In fact, Soft- Lite Lenses in an rimless mounting are far less no- ticeable. Tf you need glasses, youll appreciate the ler vision that Soft-Lite SWEATERS, Boys’ LUMBER JAC! a to go at ___ $1.98 New shipment LADIES’ WHITE FELT HATS _ $1.98 COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN’S GIFTS eal - 25¢ to $5.00 SPECIAL REDUCTIONS on ALL DARK HATS Another of VELVET and SILK BLANKETS Boys’ and Gir! at DR. J. A. VALDES OPTOMETRIST 532 Duval St. Phone 332 PRESERY BEAUTY aD 3 't 2:30 p. m. There Chas. Aronovitz Key West's Only Department Store DRESSES, COATS, SWEATERS, SKIRTS, HATS, CHILDREN’S DRESSES and COATS New shipment of— SUEDE BLOUSES in slip-over and Cardigan styles, at— $1 .00 EACH BRUSHED WOOL SWEATERS Knitted Sweaters, all shades and styles, at— . $1.00 eacu WOOL SKIRTS, at $1.00 EACH 20 styles of CURTAINS in rayons, colored cushion dots, colored stripes, ecru rayon, colored marquisette, at ° PAIR 54-inch BLOCKED LINEN and RAYON LUNCHEON CLOTHS, at— 50¢€ racu VELVET PILLOWS. all shades, at— 50e eacz RUFFLED and TAILORED CURTAINS, at— 50c pam FLANNEL NIGHT GOWNS, at | Oc rach SILK BED SPREADS, at EACH TUFTED BED SPREADS, all shades, from —____- —_—.. $1.98 to $10.95 each Fall HAND BAGS in Leather, Suedes and Patent Leather, at $1.00 and $1.98 each MOTHER — DAD — SISTER and BROTHER We have just the SHOES you want for work, school or \ytime jand Thursday at SUPREMIS or FLOORS Protect hardwood floors with Supremis—the varnish made to withstand tramping feet. Tough —elastic—unaffected by. mois- ture. SHIPOLEUM Zor TRIM Gleaming beauty and longer life for fine interior trim, woodwork, doors and furniture. Extremely durable. Resists the hardest wear, WAVALITE SPAR Built to give lasting under severe conditions of out- side exposure. Navalite Spar Varnish is tough and rugged— exceptionally fine for allexposed wurfaces. J. R. Stowers ager ceme' | Company every desire in a MEN’S WEAR j | 1 \ SPECIAL.... Cocceccccceccccccces CHILDREN’S SILK DRESSES LADIES’ COATS, extra good quality _.. $3.95 CHILDREN’S COATS ___ : up from $2.95 MALLINSON’S SILKS, selling Monday, at yard __ 50c 39-inch PLAIN and PRINTED SILKS, yard 38e HAND MADE LACE TABLE CLOTHS $1.95 4-YEAR CERTIFIED, 81x99 SHEETS, Monday __ $1.00 NOW ON COUNTERS — A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF CHRISTMAS PRESENTS A COMPLETE LINE OF LINENS—SUITABLE FOR YOUR EVERY WANT THE STORE of FASHION WHEEL ce up from $1.00 SITIES SS SDSL Ma La Ms, A 17-QUART EVERHOT ELECTRIC ROASTER WITH TABLE For only $18.95 95¢ Down—$1.50 Per Month FI PAPAL LES iy of Aronovitz Dept. Store “Style Leaders” PAINTS’ | MSs ROASTS — BAKES — STEWS THE KEY WEST ELECTRIC CO. WIIIIILIIILIIIL ISLS.