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

PAGE FOUR Annual Elks’ Memorial Exercises Sunday At High School Building Memorial Services of Key West | Andrew J. Page, June 29, Lodge No. 551, Benevolent and/1931; E. W. Russell, March 11 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | Devos’ Entertained \Thirty Guests | | a Lt. and Mrs. Paul Devos of the | | U.S.S. Claxton entertained thirty | |guests at a buffet luncheon this| noon in their heme at the head! of the island. | you can see. ‘YOU WILL LIVE THIS PICTURE There are plenty of pictures) SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1939 | veloper, is doing for the city is|men are reporting a banner sea- | way, the bottom fishing boat, jat last coming to the fore. The!son in the offing. There are|“Alyce B”, burned and destroy- | Junior Chamber smacks into the}about five to ten parties a week ed in Miami last Spring, will be jealaan. planted right before his who engage local boats. Last! replaced by the Bae — c z cottages Windsor Lane and Year at this time there were few | tain Hickman, who is an ok eys “MORALE OF MEN is cl Pema poe Catleton is|Charters at this season, most of | guide and will “catch fish”, elim- edie pales snow 20 | well-known also for his cam-|the business coming after Christ- tinating many of last year’s com- here. For Key West hospitality | Paign to make Key West a peace-|mas and New Year's. By the plaints against se Alyce = THE ISLAND CITY to eliminate | 1932; Ware Berry, Aprik 27, 1932; | Protective Order of Elks, for the | Following the luncheon, the| Here’s one you can live! adds greatly to the morale of the| ful, noiseless city, eight four members of the lodge Joshua Curry, July 13, 1932; L.| |R. Warner, August 4, 1932; Chas ; guests and host and hostess ad-| It’s “The Road to Glory”, the i who have passed on, will be held Curry, January 4, 1933; E. B. tomorrow afternoon at 3:30! Freyberg, March 10, 1933; Geo. yclock in the auditorium of Key|F. Morris, May 22, 1933; T. E. West High School. | Milmore, May 23, 1933; W. D. Committee-in-charge of the|Blenus, July 4, 1933; Alfred ceremonies is composed of Dr. | Higgs, November 8,. 1933; T. F. Julio De Poo, Harry Warren and | Howe,’ September 30, 1933; E. J. W. Curry Harris. |Norcott, April 11, 1934; G. M. Late members are: | Guiteras, July 8, 1934; J. F. Bus- R. A. Monsalvatge, May 28,|to, August 15, 1934; William V. 1900; Dr. C. B. Sweeting, October | Millington, February 8, 1935; R. 4, 1903; Wm. H. Williams, “T”,|B. Austin, October 20, 1935; A. May, 9, 1904; John W. Sawyer, De- | Louis, December 12, 1935; E. P. cember 4, 1905; Calderwood G.|McGetrick, January 21, 1936; F. Harris, June 18, 1906; Emelio|/T. McNulty, February 28, 1937; Hernandez, May 2, 1909; S. A. Walker, June 28, 1909; Walter S. Lightbourn, August 10, 1906; Jose Ricardo Lopez, August 22, 1909; Peter T. Knight, June 29, 1912; Mason S. Moreno, August 12, 1912; George L. Lowe, March 16, 1914; Ramon Alvarez, Sep- tember 14, 1914; Jeptha V. Har- ris, November 21, 1914; William B. Curry, April 15, 1915; Richard M. Smith, May 24, 1916; Jose G. Mendoza, June 17, 1916; Walter} J. Lightbourn, June 30, 1916; Dr. John B. Maloney, August 7, 1916; William L. Delaney, May 4, 1917;| Lewis H. Moss, May’ 31, 1917; W.| U. Simons, November 13, 1917; Alva K. McMullen, February 2, 1918; John W. Allen, March 24, 1918; Ray A. Bothwell, Sept. 26, | 1918; Thomas W. Johnson, No-; vember 7, 1918; Joseph E. Riggs, | August 30, 1920; Herbert W.! Owen, March 10, 1921; James R. Curry, Jr., May 11, 1921. Joseph N. Beck, September 23, 1921; Wm. H. Decker, December 25, 1921; R. M. DeGarmo, Feb-' ruary 14, 1922; J. G. Dowd, March 7, 1922; Howard J. Sawyer, March 20, 1922; Geo. W. Allen, May 30, 1922; Benjamin Lopez, October 10, 1922; W. Hunt Harris, March 6, 1923; Louis Fine, August 7,| 1923; Geo. Robinson, December | | Jefferson B. Browne, May 4, | 1937; Claude H. Roberts, June 5, | 1937; Henry L, Roberts, June 28; | 1937; Jose M. Navarro, January |2, 1939; Victor R. Moffat, Jan- juary 6, 1939; W. H. McNulty, | August 20, 1939. ‘ The order of service at the ex- lercises tomorrow will be: 1, “America” Lodge and Audience 2. Violin Quartet, “Andante from 6th Symphony” Ha Messrs. A. Barroso, E. Hei riquez, M, Camero, A. M. Barroso, Violins; Gus Ayala, Piano 3. Ceremonies, Lodge Offi- cers Ritual Invocation by { Father James Mullins “The Angels’ Serenade” Drdl; Miss Alce Curry, Soprano; Mrs. Norma Dopp, Violin Obligato; Mrs. Ralph Milner, Accompanist 5. Ceremonies, Roll Call of Absent Brothers Ritual With Taps by Leroy Voght 6. Quartette, “The Vacant Chair” Root Mrs. George Mills White, Soprano; Mrs. Eva B. Warner, Contralto; Geo. Smith ydn n- 4. i la | 4, 1923; Ary E. Armona, June 12, 1925; W. J. Phelan, March 15, 1926; John Kirk Watkins, July 3, | 1926; Fernando H. Gato, July 12, | 1926; Geo. W. Reynolds, Septem-' ber 1, 1926; S. Fred Bonnett, 9. Oration Dr. Wm. R. Warren September 25, 1926; Dexter P.|10. “Love Divine, All Love Dorgan, October 31, 1926; Dr. J.! Excelling” John Stainer Y. Porter, Sr., March 16, 1927;) B.P.O.E. Ode; Tune: “Auld Edward F. Page, April 30, 1928; Lang Syne” Louis Louis, December 17, 1928; | Violin Quartette, “An- Dave Echemendia, January 30,! dante from 5th Sym- 1929; W. J. H. Taylor, May 4,/ phony” Tchaikowsky 1929; C. M. Green, May 6, 1929;) A. Barroso, E. Henriquez, Chester M. Curry, October 19,! M. C. Camero, A. M. Bar- 1929; Geo. A. T. Roberts, May 1,! roso, Violins; Gus 1930; Geo. L. Bartlum, October 9, Ayala, Piano 1930; C. G. Bailey, November 19, | 13. Ceremonies, Lodge Offi- 1930; A. D. Silveira, February 17, : cers Ritual 1931; Geo. F. Sawyer, May §5,/ Benediction by 1931. i Father James Mullins Mills White, Tenor; Thomas Curry, Bass 7. Ceremonies Ritual 8. Serenade Schubert Miss Beatrice Moreno, Pianist |St. Paul’s Women Next Tuesday |In Advent Social Regular meeting of the Key! West Woman’s Club will be held | a. Woman’s Auxiliary of St. at the Clubhouse on Division A fs street, next Tuesday afternoon, | P@ul’s Church will be held next December 5, at 4;00 o'clock, call-|Tuesday night at 8 o’clock in the ed to order by the president, Mrs.| parish Hall. Stephen Douglas. i Mrs. Harvey S. Eagan, Ameri-} can Citizenship chairman, will iliary ring will be cut The annual Advent Social of The cake containing the Aux- by the journed to Commander G. B.’ great 20th Century-Fox drama of Hoey’s quarters to listen to the 5 ;_,,the Great War, which shows to- Army-N: football bei f pasar iad, eee Praca night at a special midnight broadcast from Philadelphia. ‘|show, at the’ Monrué> Theater, Mrs. Whitbeck with Fredric March, Warner Bax- oe ter and Lionel Barrymore shar- Visit Here | ing top billing. ee | You'll find that today, with the Mrs. J. E. Whitbeck, wife of| legions marching again, it will Commander Whitbeck of the'have more meaning—it will Coast Guard Cutter Mojave sta-| prove a great new emotonal ex- tioned in Miami, with her daugh- | perience, ter, Jean, is a weekend visitor, “The Road to Glory”, for which in Key West, staying at | home of Commander C. H. Hilton /of production, is a great love| at the head of the island. story gs well as a great drama. Mrs. Whitbeck and daughter| June Lang and Gregory Ratoff were guests this afternoon at the} have featured roles in the superb home of Commander G. B. Hoey. cast, under the expert direction ARE: ERC ‘of Howard Hawks. | The picture will be shown at ; 10:30 o’clock tonight, _ following ithe regular features. Special ad- | PERSONAL MENTIO | mission ‘prices will be charged. Mrs. Arthur Curry and Miss! TRANSPORTATION Mary Curry arrived over the; highway yesterday from Miami | Thirty-one Arrivals From Cuba Arriving from Havana _ yester- where they had been spending a) week’s visit with Mrs. Clifford | day afternoon on the Steamship ;Cuba were 35 passengers, of Curry. whom 27 first cabin and four second cabin were for Key West é and three first and one second Thursday, at his home on South | cabin passengers were for street. The dinner was given to Tampa. his staff and employes. |" Listed on the manifest of the ar, vessel were the following items: For Key West, five sacks of mail and for Tampa there were 37 tons of freight and 28 sacks of mail. Fred Marvil, owner of Key West’s Cabana, was host at most sumptious Thanksgiving! Turkey Dinner, at 6:30° o’clock! Mrs. James Mallard who was visiting her mother Mrs. Nettie! Parks, on Francis street, and} other relatives over Thanksgiv- ing, left on the Steamship Cuba} yesterday, accompanied by her nephew Sherman Williams. et are ANSWERS TO | TODAY’S DAILY QUIZ _ ENTERTAINMENT | Below are the Answers to Today's Daily Quiz printed on Page 2 — rd Canada. Equatorial. Spencer Tracy. Yes. A compound. Trad’-i-tiv; not tra-di’-tiv. We the people. One. Denmark. Glacier. RAUL’S CLUB Good music, excellent anter- tainment and the brand of hos- | Pitality which made it famous, is attracting large crowds at the “MONROE THEATER Sonja Henie—Tyrone Power Rudy Vallee SECOND FIDDLE Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- chestra 15-20c; Night—15-25¢ dances being given at Raul’s Club |on Roosevelt Boulevard. . Every | jaffair given at Raul’s since the) {Bee orchestra began its engage- | 9 ment has been a_ success.j| 10. Hawaiian orchestra has made a! big hit with Raul’s patrons. . .| | Another big time is scheduled for |} tonight and from the number of! reservations already made, aj large crowd is assured. | ] PENA'S GARDEN | Another big Saturday night, |folks—and it’s not going to be| jcomplete unless you spend at least a part of it at “your Old | Rte }favorite night spot”—Pena’s fa-| BUY TODAY—TOMORROW mous Garden of Roses. Gould | MAY BE XMAS Curry and his gang are all wound | ‘TSIGANE’ GIFT SHOP up, itching to spring the old fa-| 609 Duval Street | vorite and new sienna ve | GIFTS FROM FAR COUNTRIES jon you for dancing, eee | good specialty numbers have | Virginia L. Paterson CE ES | praca sara Seo TOTSNRYSh a OLE been planned, as usual. the Darryl F. Zanuck was in charge | |maval men here and higher ups Taucous unnecessary horn honk- | never have td consider this point | "8, elimmate roaring, muffer- |very much. Ag one naval officer |!¢8s motorcycles and all the oth- | told us, let his name remain un- | Squawks and rattles which | imentioned, “We'd rather be in make Key West more like New | | Key, West that in Guantanamo | York. He has" volunteered to, |Bay”. A great number empha- | form an anti-noise squad of depu- | |Size that they have enjoyed their “@S to serve at $1, a year ana stay: in the Island City. Many ,Comtrol the far too much ve-| an énsign has been kidded, too, hicular noise here. Pet of Mr. | iwhen‘he says he has failed to|C@tleton is Premier Mussolini's) | get a “date” for the weekend, be. idea: elimination of auto horns.) cause the beauty of the Key West Key Westers usually keep a close} lgirls is well known and it is a|W@tch on all interesections, any- re way, and only on rare occasions | Penal Wrat have we found it necessary to use | | Ree |a horn. Carleton cites the na-| ANCHORING of the naval tion-wide publicity Key West| | patrol planes this year near Pier! might get. |B at the naval station was done} because it is a better anchorage. There is plenty of space for the! squadron expected here. The jarea to the northwest of Trumbo | Island is shallow and when long |runs are made the planes often} |g0 into quite shallow water. It, is this section a Key West com- | ;mittee sought to have surround-| jed by a breakwater and dredged | to ample depth. There has been jno trouble in takeoffs in the! |Main Ship Channel, which is | generally, used by the planes now because there is plenty of run-| way space. The three-knot cur- | rent is a_ slight disadvantage. | When anchoring their planes,! | the naval flyers must take :eare not to obstruct the channels and navigable waterways. | Make this yard your headquarters for any Lumber or Building Material need you may have. Complete satisfaction in every respect is GUARANTEED! KEY WEST CHARTER boat- Cheely Lumber Corp. Phone 297 Caroline and William Streets “Everything In Building Material” . $ | Soft-Lite Lenses, optical science’s most comfortable eyeglass lenses, are double- os: = front of your eyes. When | pg to your prescription they correct | SOME OF THE TROPICAL | Zovnd fo your pr sce clothes stock has arrived in local ball Meh woth bgt ae ; rriv clearly and distinctly without effort . . . stores with the majority of these | what is more, they automatically Pre- | fashions expected in about De-| vent harsh, irritating light from strain- | cember 15. Key West boys dress/| ing and shocking your delicate. eye | | very conservatively until the) muscles. Soft-Lite Lenses filter out un, | | visitors come down with all sorts | wonted light... et they ttohemit oll | |of shorts and slacks | of the necessary light and you see and then! everything in true color. Only Soft-Lites | | they “go tourist” also. Key West’s| give you a Protection Certificate to | conservative dress dates back to assure the genuine, | the pious.men and women of olden days here who dréssed very formally. | | | New Designs of Personal,Engraved ~ Christmas Greeting Cards Order Them Now At The Artman Press The Citizen Building Phone 51 For complete eyeright service ‘ond further information about Soft-Lite Lenses consult DR. J. A. VALDES OPTOMETRIST 532 Duval St. Phone 332 SU Lee Lenses Prescribed for comfort— end 20 good-looking NOTICED big smiles on many | merchants’ faces. A number of | the Casa Marinites dropped in to see them. They want quality and do not haggle over the pen- | ;nies. This is the kind of service the local merchants like to give. | GOOD that Guy Carleton, de. |HOLTSBERG'S) YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING CENTER Let Us Help You Solve Your Gift Problems Come in and see the largest assortment of gifts in town. Something for every member of the family and particular friends; quality and prices: an unbeatable combination! REDUCTIONS ON ALL MILLINERY, DRESSES AND COATS!! NEW TOPPER COATS All new spring $1.98 shades, each __ CLELELED ALLA AM hh hh dda SPECIAL .... A 17-QUART EVERHOT have charge of the program fol- lowing the business session. Mr. William V. Little will be the speaker, taking as his subject, American Citizenship. |members. This year is the Fif |tieth Anniversary of the United Thank Offering of the women of the church and throughout the | { | Fleming Street Methodist (Uptown) Church Will Present By The Pastor. j | JIM LILLY FIRST PRESBYTERIAN |; CHURCH | Morning sermon at _ 11:00: “WHAT DO YOU WANT JESUS TO DO FOR YOU?” ELECTRIC ROASTER WITH TABLE For only $18.95 SWEATERS i $1.00 BOXED GIFT TOWELS Slip-o: ton church special programs are ? A being put on. Directors’ Meeting | with a little play, “The Romance Directors of the Woman’s Club will assemble at the Clubhouse |f the Blue Box", will be given. on Monday evening, 4, at 8 o'clock. A special hour will follow the| program. December | ments will be served. PEARLMAN’S “A NAME THAT'S A GUARANTEE” CHRISTMAS GIFT HEADQUARTERS Without a doubt one of the largest assortments of CHRISTMAS GIFT.ITEMS ever before assembled is here awaiting your selection. Come in and look around. SHOP NOW AND AVOID THE RUSH, THE YULETIDE SPIRIT IS PREVAILING THROUGHOUT THE STORE MANY NOVEL AND FOR MEN PRACTICAL GIFT ITEMS Bath Robes, Pajamas, Sox, Such As Tie Sets, Hi ‘iefs, ’ Ties, Slippers, Ash Tfays, Manicure Sets. Dresser Pin ‘Sets, Wallet Sets and Military Sets, all Sets. 7 ae edaoka. Sacks: many other items. Underwear, Pajamas, House SATURDAY and MONDAY Coats, Lamps, in fact. a SALE GIFT for every person, from 25¢ to $10.00. HANDKERCHIEFS HANDKERCHIEFS As usual one of the largest assortments of Handkerchiefs’ of any and every kind and design, 3 in @ box at 25c. 35c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 box. Also, loose handmade Handkerchiefs, from 25c up. A U.T.O. program | The public is invited. Refresh- | Morning Subject: “Daughter of Responsibility.” Evening Subject: On The Mount.” Holy City.” YOU ARE CORDIALLY E Evening sermon at 17:30: “NEITHER. RICHES NOR POVERTY.” “Southernmost:-Church in the United States.” “Sermon Solo, “The BUY AT KEY WEST’S MOST MODERN STORE APPELROUTH’S WHERE ONLY THE BEST IS SOLD Better Shoes At Lower Prices For Ladies — Misses and Children 19 SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS and The Store of Fashion is prepared to take care of all of your wants. For instance... FOR MOTHER— ap we have. SILK UNDERWEAR. PAJAMAS, GOWNS, HOUSE COATS, MANICURE SETS, KIMONAS, BED JACKETS, HOSE, BED ROOM SLIPPERS, HAND. KERCHIEFS. BAGS, FOR FATHER— we have, BATHROBES. PAJAMAS. SILK SOCKS, MILITARY SETS, HOUSE ‘SLIPPERS, HANDKER- CHIEFS, TIES. A Complete Line of PRESENTS FOR SISTER AND BROTHER TOO—and our exclusive VANTA PRO- DUCTS and MRS. DAY’S IDEAL BABY SHOES are here for THE KING OF THE HOUSEHOLD. FROM TODAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS—All our COATS, DRESSES and SWEATERS will be ON SALE! Nothing will be carried over. It is a fine chance to bring yourself up-to- date with mercharidise at low prices. 4¢-INCH PLAIN AND PRINTED SILK, yard 40-INCH NON CRUSHABLE TRANSPARENT VEL’ 95c Down—$1.50 Per Month ETS Pee Regular Price of Roaster and Table $26.52 TO SELL! OVERNIGHT CASES, Lady Lillian MANICURE SETS, attractively box- ed, at... 50 to $1.00 DRESSER SETS $1.00 to $22.50 CEDAR CHESTS ii Stationery __ $1.00 to $1.98 MEN'S ZIPPER SETS, at... $1.00 and $1.98 BOXED TOWELS, BEVERAGE SETS. at _________ $1.00 to $1.50 TABLE ORNAMENTS, at 50c ASH TRAY STANDS __ $1.98 DOLLS,, priced at $1 to $5.00 LOVELY BOXED HAND- KERCHIEFS, from 50c $1.00 BOXED HANDKERCHIEFS 50¢ Box $1.00 SATIN GOWNS AND PAJAMAS cacu $1.00 SILK HOUSE COATS gar Hom, ‘ca Tailored and Ruffled CURTAINS 50c $1.00 $1.98 pam BLOCKED LINEN CLOTHS ee _50c size _ MEN! MEN! MEN! Be Smart—Be Well-Dressed— YSER HOSIERY. VAN RAALTE UNDER- WEAR LOUNGING PAJAMAS SLIPPER Ch hh heh hh Ahh ddd de de dade de dda ddd ddd de NECK WEAR SOCKS LUMBER JACKETS SWEATERS Only EIGHTEEN SHOPPING DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS! MAKE THEM BARGAIN SHOPPING DAYS at “Style Leaders” FIT IPPLEDALAZPZLELLEBZLZLLELLZLALLLLALLLLL LL LA < SEE WINDOW DISPLAY OF GIFTS FOR MONDAY Priced At $1.00 ROASTS — BAKES — STEWS THE KEY WEST ELECTRIC CO.