The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 30, 1939, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Fern Chapter, No. Installed Officers Last Night'- 21, O.E.S. Fern Chapter, No. 21, Order of | thews, worthy patron; Eastern Stars, held public in-|Fleming, associate, matron; Rob- stallation of officers last evening bala es pacerait Leto at Scottish Rites Hall, the cere- | Higgs, treasurer; Macie Smith, : , 3 , mony starting at 8 o’clock, with|conductor; Ida Kennedy, as- a good attendance of chapter !sociate conductor; Ethel Watkins, |CASA MARINA NOTES) Many of the guests at the Casa | Eve tonight. The dance will be jin the patio. | — ae | A putting contest will be a fea- | ‘ture of New Year’s Day. Prizes! \Three Dances At THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Habana-Madrid A Gala New Year’s Eve Cele- Isabel /Marina will celebrate New Year’s |}ration will be held tomorrow night at Fred Marvil’s Cabana on Duval street. Favors of all kinds, including balloons, noise makers, serpentines, confetti and PREVIEW MADE OF CONGRESS PROBLEMS YEAH, BUT LOOK AT GEORGE WASHINGTON (By Associated Press) (Continued from Page One) others must be ratified by the Senate. FARMERS Secretary Wallace will be back asking Congress for a new pro- INDIANAFOLIS, Dec. 30.—Six boys ranging in age from 11 to 14 played pioneer too realistic- ally. They were caught choppiyig members and friends on hand. The following officers were in-| Myrtle Huston, stalled to serve for the coming Ann Birs, year: Amelia matron; A. Camus, Charles worthy | points} Florence Mesa, Sydney Mat- jchaplain; Mary Lowe, marshall; organist; Sarah Naida Soule, Lena |Bervaldi, Isabelle Knapp, star sentinel; ‘Bessie Eagan, warder. Marvil’s Cabana In Celebration Of New Year |Rainbow Room To \Celebrate Tonight Habana-Madrid Club will be a| Reservations are pouring in good place to celebrate the New |fast for the New Year’s Dance Year tonight, tomorrow or Mon-'tonight in the Rainbow Room ~ aah < jand Cocktail Lounge at La ances have been scheduled on ;Concha hotel. The management all three nights with special at- 2 tractions eae eosin, nadie announced this noon that a few good musical program furnished |More tables were unreserved, by the new Habana-Madrid Or-|however, and last minute revel- chestra. jers can obtain them by calling For those who would enjoy |the hotel. Jimmy Loss and his the holidays in true Key West|finme group of dance-tune spe- fashion, no better place in town |Cialists will open the dance at offers the attractions of Habana-|10 o’clock and there has been Madrid, where daneing is featur-|@ full assortment of New Year's ed either out-doors under the |favors provided for the fun and beautiful Key West moon and |‘tolic. surrounded by the real tropical atmosphere. No admission or cover charge | Jerman-Watkins will be awarded the man and |°ther items will be on hand for woman making the low for the/a night-long round of fun ga- nine holes. |lore. ee Special feature will be the or- Mr. and Mrs. William L. Mel- | ; jlon, of Pittsburgh, their three ches@elysiaying of the Three grandchildren and Mr. and Mrs, |Gitls of Note, who will play for | 'L. Hitchcock lunched at the Casa |ancing in the restaurant and | |Marina today. They are spend-jpatio all through the celebra- jing a few days here before leav- 'tion. jing on their yacht “Old River”) yr, Marvil announced that the for a cruise up the west coast. “ Christmas Anniversary Party, last Monday was a huge suc- cess. Gallon after gallon of the ‘Loesing, all of Brooklyn, N. Y., eggnogs furnished free to patrons left last evening in John Flan- | were consumed. nery, Jr.’s, plane for New York. | The party has been here for the past several days fishing. John J. Flannery, his son, John, Jr., R. A. E. Herbhold and John MARRIAGE LICENSES There was issued from the of- fice of Judge Raymond R. Lord yesterday a marriage license au- thorizing the marriage of Ira ;Nudelman and Pauline Blum of i agCS Flushing, N.Y. Sra ore cep pene Judge Lord issued the license Lisser enjoyed the fishing yee bane Performed thes. re terday and returned with a very [meny, which Made them mer and fine catch of tuna and kingfish. wee: Among those seen dancing last evening were Mr, and Mrs. Roy Howard, Mr. and Mrs. John How- | ard, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Ballard and Mr. and Mrs. D, H. Farring- ton. | ‘cessing tax as all jagainst a third term in Roose-|ury busses to run double-fare cessing tax. The Supreme Court !down trees on Pleasant Rum bou- killed one in 1936 when it ruled levard. against Triple-A. Wallace needs! They and their parents were from 250 to 400 million to pay |ordered before Ser see | ‘geant Charles farm subsidies on wheat, cotton j Weddle of the police. and rice. Be latest scheme is to issue certificates providing the difference between market and ROME’S BUSSES parity prices. Presure to cut ex- M5 tears penses is real, so a tax may be} (By Aaiestates, Reever necessary. He may get his pro-| ROME, Dec. 30.—Collapse of parties woo Europe's tourist traffic because farmers in election years. jof the war has given Romans a THIRD TERM {new fast bus service. The Italian Young Senator Rush Holt says'Auto Transport Company he will present a_ resolution (S.LT.A.) is employing idle lux- | | velt. Quite possibly, it will pass, /lines across the city at greater Republicans and undeclared Gar-|speed than that of the regular ner-ites will rush forward. with | busses or even taxis. blessings. Fence-sitters will hold | back until they determine|Japanese commercial +reaty, whether Mr. Roosevelt will run|Which expires January 26. There again, and whether he can win, Will be pressure to slap an em- the nomination. The resolution | bargo on exports to Japan. would have no binding effect, | LABOR but the debate will give rest-| Some change in the Wagner less anti-Roosevelt-ers a chance | Act may be made by Congress to talk. ’ | through “perfecting” and “clari- DEFENSE fying” amendments. Both the Because of the foreign situa- AFL and the CIO demand, tion, defense ray be biggest changes in the law. As a_ ses- topic. Last year’s defense bud- sion prelude, the House has been} SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 193 (BAND CONCERT AT CENTER SUNDAY EXCELLENT PROGRAM AR- RANGED FOR WEEKLY EVENT A delightful concert with a de- lightful program of selected airs has been arranged Professor Alfredo Barroso,’ the WPA Band, and will be row afternoon 4 o’clock at the Art Center. Park. Numbers on the program are as follows: March, “Knight Errant”, K. L. King. Overture, “Light Cavalry”, Von Suppe. iyed tomor- | S.S. OZARK ARRIVED FRIDA Steamship Ozark, of the Clyde- Mallory Lines. arrived in port lyesterday from Jacksonville with heavy shipments of lumber jand a quantity of miscellaneous shipments for local dealers. The ship arrived at 8 o'clock and cargo was discharged and it sailed at 12:45 o'clock for New Orleans. Subscribe» to The Citizen—20c weekly. Fleming Street Methodist (Uptown) Church Three Services Sunday 11:00 a. m. “What Shall I Do Then With Jesus Which Is Called Christ.” 7:30 p.m. “The Old Year Out.” 11:00 p. m. Service—"The Ni Waltz Intermezzo, “Spring- time”, G. Drumm, Ballet, “Music and Soldiers” from “William Tell”, Rossini. Waltz, “Vienna Life”, Johann itrauss. ‘ March, “Flying Squadron”, C. Lawrence. ‘ “Star Spangled Banner”, Key. Watch Night lew Year In.” You Are Cordially Invited JIM LILLY. Pastor Si dehehohahehehehehahaletatalalalalal’ The od, of ‘ | Marriq; st Night will be made on any of the shove nage Last Nigh | get was $2,000,000,000. Now de-|investigating the Labor Board.| nights. eS | {city announces the marriage of her daughter, Ruby, to Henry | Watkins last night. The cere- jmony was performed at 7:30 Holiday Surprises At Cayo Hueso Mrs. Corrinne Jerman of this | Among those playing golf at the Country Club today were H. Wilkinson, Andrew DeLisser and C. B.'Cole. | For those who plan to cele- jo’clock at the First Congregation- | All-Star Show An application has been made to Judge Raymond R. Lord ‘for a marriage certificate by Ed- mund Schubert and Miss Mabel | Acosta. A notation on the application is to the effect that the wedding fense champions plan to ask} {another $300,000,000. A special |tax to raise these funds, how- | ever, is likely to meet strong op- | position. Congress isn’t expected to agonize over foreign policy, except in connection with the After some changes, the prin-| ciple behind the act, labor’s right to collective bargaining, will probably remain intact. One likely amendment would permit | employers to invoke the board’s | services. ashion... EXTENDS BEST WISHES brate the New Year tonight, Club |@! Church parsonage, the Rev. W. will be performed by Rev. G. W. Happy 1940 Cayo Hueso will prove to be an attractive spot as the gay holiday spirit will prevail and there will' not be a dull minute at any time after the dance “gets going” at 10 o'clock. Large crowds are also ex- pected at the Cayo Hueso tompr-|the bride and groom were also |P row and Monday night for which the management plans numerous surprises and assures everyone a big time. John Pritchard’s Orchestra will be present all three days with the best program of dance rhythm, | ever, featuring the season’s new- est hits. Birthday Party Z Surprises Alicia About thirty boy and girl friends of Alicia McCoy surpris- ed her Thursday afternoon last at a birthday party in honor of her sixteenth anniversary. The party was held at the home of Alicia’s uncle, Alfredo Barroso, 422 Bahama street. PERSONAL MENTION Frank Rodriguez was a passen- ger leaving on the morning bus for Miami going to witness the Orange Bowl football game. He will be gone for several days. Miss Helen Morris, who is making a tour of the country, left this morning for Miami, and will take train for New York to be home by Mew Year's day. Miss Edith Ransome, who had been in Key West sightseeing for-three days, left this morning on the 7 o'clock bus for her home in Aniston, Ala. Miss Lettie Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sullivan, left on the morning bus for Mi- ami to take dental treatment from one of the specialists. Harvey Moore, of Jacksonville, left on the 7 o'clock bus this morning for a visit in Miami and will stay and witness the Orange Bowl football game. Miss Madeline K. Tournes, who had been visiting in the city for several days, principally sightseeing, left on the early bus for her home in Baltimore, Md. Miss Rowena Harvey, who was visiting briefly in the city and was a guest at the Hotel La Concha, left on the morning bus en route to her home in Fort Wayne, Ind. Mrs, Waldo Johnson is. a ‘visi- tor in Key West and is guest at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Aaron Diaz, and expects to return to her home in Miami in a few days. Eugene Sands, was an arrival in the city this morning, meeting old friends and relatives, and ex- pects to return to Marathon late oday. Fire Chief H. Maitland Knowles, Mrs. Knowles and Mait- land, Jr., are visitors from Sara- sota, coming.in for the New Year's holidays, and principally to hear the chimes of St. Paul's, |L. Halladay, of that chi ificiating. The bride’s sister, Mary Jerman Baker, attended her, and Frank- ‘lin Watkins, brother of the groom, /was best man. About twenty-five relatives of rch, of- jpresent at the wedding. 'Big Crowds Expected |At Pena’s Garden ' | Pena’s is preparing for addi- tional accommodations for the jmext three days—considered the | biggest days in the year at this {night spot because of the tre- jmendous crowds which make |Pena’s the headquarers for ring- ing out. the old year and ringing in the new. Celebration will begin tonight with a real: New Year's party starting at 10 o’clock. New Year’s | Eve dance will be held tomorrow jevening’ ana the wind-up on | Monday night with a New Year's | party. As usual, Gould Curry and his |popular 7-piece Dance Band will have a real hot grogram of popu- lar swing music for all three | events. \At La Conga | There will be more to do and more to see at Club La Conga on| New Year’s Eve than any other place in town, says Frank and, Teddy Sabini, owners of this opular night spot. Headlining the all-star floor| jshow is Gloria, the sophisticated |dancer supreme, who’ will please! the patrons with new numbers as |only she can do them. Florence Whitney, the songbird from Ohio, will be heard several times during the evening and Eight-Ball, the dancing fool in| black rhythm, will be well-worth seeing. | Sammy Manning and’ His: |Rhythm Kings will be there with | 'a fine program of swing rgusic | and there will be extra added at- tractions galore. Master of cere- | monies will be none other than | he country’s well known bari- | tone, Karl DuLaney. | Frank and Teddy invite their) many friends to come over and} await the New Year in with} |them and they assure one and all that they can make one forget ithe old year with their splendid program. | —_________ |SPECIAL DINNER | ‘New Year’s Dances At Raul’s Clab Raul’s Club will be a_ lively spot tonight when the big New Year’s Dance starts at 10 o’clock. Lively program of surprises is scheduled for patrons of this popular night spot. A large number of tables have already been reserved for this event and the management ad- vises the crowd to come early for best accommodations. Ray Baldwin’s Native Hawaiian Orchestra will shine again to- | night. Program includes the latest swing music, old numbers | which have become popular again) and the true Hawaiian music as played on the islands. Raul’s is also expected to be crowded tomorrow evening when the New Year’s Eve celebration will get under way at 10 o'clock. Mildred Bazzell, popular vocal- | ist, will be heard on both pro-! grams. ANSWERS TO TODAY’S DAILY QUIZ | Below are the Answers to Today's Daily Quiz printed on Page 2 ee Amelia Earhart. Tennis. “4128. . Animals that live ocean. Norman H. Davis. India. Crustaceans. Yellow, blue and red. 66. Carole Lombard. which.he has not heard in 19 years. in PRIMM Mey 10. Gary Cooper—Andrea Leeds THE REAL GLORY also SELECTED SHORTS AT MANHATTAN) Elsewhere in this issue will be! found an advertisement pertain- | ing to a special New Year's Tur- | key Dinner, which will be served | ‘all day Monday at the Man-} hattan Diner. : The affable Johnny Gelabert, \proprietor and chef of this res- taurant, serves Spanish as well as | Hutchinson, of the First Methodist Charch. REMEMBRANCE Seven years ago the hand. of destiny reached out and snatched from our home our son who was all that meant life and happiness to us. Whose smile was a living beam of joyous light that was ever a harbinger of peace to his} parents and to hundreds of his; friends. From childhood until manhood } he ever carried with him that spirit of good will and brotherly | affection that was always evi- denced by his smile that brought happiness to the hearts of all who knew him. That brightened for those who knew him not, many a moment that would have other- wise been sorrowful, and gained for him the affectionate title ‘of “Smiling Randy.” Though he is gone, and is trav- eling the same inevitable rdad over which all of the human family must eventually pass, his lovable spirit is always with us, and we feel of him still as the same. He is not dead, he is just away. MR. AND MRS. E. H. GRAY. dec30-1t MONROE THEATER Bing Crosby—Louise Campbell —in— STAR MAKER Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- chestra 15-20c; Night—15-25¢ — THY IT TODAY — J. G. KANTOR The Men’s Quality Store We ere expressing our gratitude to all our friends and customers whose much appreciated patronage we have en- joyed in the past and are looking forward to a, happy con- dinuance of the same. We are taking this occasion on the closing of the old year to sincerely wish you al! PEROUS NEW YEAR. ll a HEALTHY and a REAL PROS- pei stile Aa ORM 501 DUVAL STREET PHONE 897 First Method “The Church ist (Stone) Church of the Flaming Cross” INVITES YOU TO WORSHIP TOMORROW 11:00 A. M. Dr. Riggio of Miami, Guest Speaker 7:30 P. M. Musical Program by the Choir. 11:00 P. M. Annual Watchnight Services conducted by the Pastor. We Wish Our Many Friends and Patrons— A Very H appy New Year REMEMBER—In 1940 and all other years you pay for firs t class labor and material whether you buy it or not. Our Mill Work and Materials may not be A REMINDER. . « SHOES have the latest in DRESSES! and a year in which Key West's residents and friends will find much PROSPERITY! The 1940 RHYTHM STEP Also. . .a new selection of APPELROUTH’S FOI AS AA AL dh bed habe hahdh arrived! SILK SPORT LS ALALLAALALAAAAAAALAL AAA Lode SWIMSUITS PIPPI P ALE Dal a a SPORTWEAR Exclusive with us by Kay Dunhill, Sandeze, Joyce Hubrite, Matlelex, B.V.D., Gantner, Catalina. 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