The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 13, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Ricketts-Long Wedding Highlights Social Calendar Next Week Next Saturday evening, Janu- ary 20, the wedding ceremony uniting in marriage Miss Cor- nelia Ricketts, daughter of Mrs. | AT CLUB CAYO HUESO |nett S. Rose, of Greenville, S. C., ' college classmate of the erdors | Coppock C. Evans, of Rock Hill,! C., brother-in-law of the groom, Allan H. Armstrong and! THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LET FREEDOM RING By M. M. M. SMATHERS (Formerly “Florida’s Capitol News. . .As I See It” by M. M. Smathers) SHOLTZ IN TAMPA NOT HONEST WARREN IN RACE | OMAHA, Neb—A watchmai F OR GON GOVERNOR hired by H. A. Holdrege to ia his property while he was away jon a vacation, was arrested, charg- ATTORNEY 'ed with looting the house next |door. Asked why he had not |looted Holdrege’s home, the man | JACKSONVILLE OFFERS 23-PLANK PLAT- SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1940 For Swell Fun Go To Pena’s Pena’s Garden of Roses an- nounces another big Saturday Night round of the best in danc- jing and fun for tonight, and Pena’s is announce in the ad- vertisement on page one today. (has. AronovitZ Robb Roy Ricketts of this city, Jesse Causey, of Key West. Mr.| and John Allan Long, son of Mrs.'Rose and Mr. Evans will arrive! John P. Long, will be performed two or three days before the at First Methodist (Stone) | wedding. Church at 7:00 o’clock. Rev. G. W. Hutchinson of First | Miss Ricketts will be given Methodist Church, will perform) away by her uncle, Richard L. the ceremony. Shortly following Wagner, of Evanston, who, with|;the wedding a reception for the his family, will arrive in Key {wedding party and a few inti- West next Wednesday. mate friends will be given at Matron of Honor will be Mrs. Casa Marina. Albert J. Mills, sister of the! A number of parties honoring ¥ groom. Best man will be Wil-|the young couple are scheduled liam R. Warren, Jr. |for next week. Miss Betty Mo- Bridesmaids are Miss Patricia; reno gave a dinner Thursday eve- Gorham of New York City, and|/ning for the bride and _ her Misses Betty Moreno, Barbara'friends. Miss Marie Thompson Taylor and Mary Morgan of Key gave a’ party for friends of the West. Groomsmen will be Ben- {bride and groom last evening. EVA, of the team Eva and Norman, is pictured above. This famous team entertains nightly at Club Cayo Hueso. They are well-known in the city. poate Marina Notes Soca; BUS LINES TURN ANGLERS from the hotel who SCHMITZ at New York left this went out fishing yesterday really | morning for the North. They will had a grand day as shown by | spend tomorrow in Miami the number of fish displayed on!* igre the dock last evening. ing Monday to drive to New Yor! ;City. Just as so many ‘have done here in Key West this winter, Mr. Schmitz, who was ‘supposed to return last week, just couldn’t leave this delightful spot, and put off departing until the last possible moment. BINGO WAS PLAYED last evening and was enjoyed by the largest group of enthusiasts so far this season. Among thi seen playing were: Dr. and Mrs. leav- others HANDLE THOUSANDS PASSENGERS WITHOUT SINGLE ACCIDENT a OF FIRST BOAT to come in car- ried Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Sudler, Mrs. Davis Hosmer, Dr. James P. Williams and Dr. John W. Mc- Guire and was the “Mary B”, piloted by Ted Canova. The party brought in 12 kingfish, 11 bonita, four barracuda, three mackerel, a grouper, an amber- jack and a shark. TAMPA, Jan. 13 (FNS).—A million miles in ten days, and more than a hundred thousand passengers transported safely operated in Florida during the L. W. Netz, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. holiday season—this is the record Moore, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Heth- ; made by the fine bus operators, erington, Mr. and Mrs. B. O’Reil- idrivers and good will salesmen of - ly, Lester F. Johnson, Mrs. T. C. the bus lines in Florida. McDougal, Col. and Mrs. Henry “My hat is off to the fine bus Barrett, Mrs. Hugo Franz and drivers who made this splendid Mrs. A. H, Schmidt. Mrs. Schmidt record,” stated Asher Frank, di- HOWEVER. the next and last boat in topped even that day’s catch. It was piloted by Begly Filer and the fishermen were Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stuart and Phillip! Emerson. Their catch consisted of 31 kingfish, eight bonita and IN FINE RECORD, without injury to any passenger | » or any collision by the’300 buses’ | | | | | | | i | If the following does not shock FORM FOR FLORIDA }you, you never will need a,bomb- | proof cellar. Dave Sholtz ¥may ‘toss his Hat’ into the / acer; JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 13 \battle for tne post now! held by \(FNS).—Fuller Warren, attorney \Senator Andrews. There are|and member of the legislature, | |those in the higher brackets of Announced his candidacy for gov- | |politics who are so dumbfounded |ernor here last week, offering a over the rumors that they sus- (Platform of 23 planks for a '|pect the former governor with | “united Florida”. perhaps not being sincere about) Warren said he favored rigid jreally going to the post. Despite |economy in government, was op- ‘the fact that he took a good drub- Posed to a sales tax and cows \ing when he ran against Senator on the highway. He termed de- Pepper two years ago, Sholtz is/| jnot without his friends in the, state. Sholtz was in Tampa last \week feeling out his roeane s on; the matter. ANSWERS TO TODAY’S DAILY QUIZ | Below sre the Answers to Today’s | 'WILCO meets ele Daily Quiz printed on Page 2 Mark Wilcox, who ran second! to Senator Pepper in the last Senate race, is reported to still! 1. Carbon. be on the fence about taking the| 2. Spain. second plunge. The former East! 3- Uruguay. Coast congressman, who now! Utah. lives in Coral Gables,,is, reported | 5.~/A’kind of fish. to be seriously considering mak-' 6; Computation of time ing a try for Senator; Andrews’ | '} assigning of events post. their proper dafes. kom-} parser 7. Kom’an-dant’; not CARLETON POSSIBLE man’-dant. ite CANDIDATE FOR SENATE | 8. Angiosperms. Over in Tampa, another former 9. and | to} Italy. governor is daily being solicited 10. 4,840. to enter the race. Doyle Carle- Railroad ton, nosed out by Senator An- GERI Gtives home tesues. of Bean i pro i drews itwoyenrs,Ag0):18 reported fist tngortanice. . toi” Florida, to b decided. Sie ai among them: will be his record | of continuous adjustment of more equitable Commissioner wil} CONE MAY ANNOUNCE AGAINST ANDREWS Governor Fred Cone, respon-/| rates that are at the present sible to a great degree for Sena- strangling the state’s shippers tor Andrews being in Washing- | |and growers. and effective perm- ton, is reported by no less au-/|anent aid must come from Wash- thority than one of his capitol ington. appointees to have definitely! H | ! Florida freight ; one shark. They even threw back seven of the bonita as they did not have enough room in the fish box to bring them all in. ALL IN ALL, yesterday was a real fishermen’s paradise and one that will live long in the mem- ‘carried off top honors by taking the last three games. WEEKLY PUTTING SWEEP- STAKES will be held on the Casa Marina green Sunday afternoon. The green has been getting ex- pert attention all this week and rector of the Florida Safety Council. Frank stated that he personally rode around the state during the rush season to see how safe and careful these drivers handled the “It is no wonder,” that commercial buses ‘decided to make the race. \ i CARTER FOR ADJUSTMENT | OF FREIGHT RATES ! Perhaps the man who is at the! present in the best position of all contenders is none other than] Jerry W. Carter, Railroad Com-} NO NAME LODG E. Directly on Beach Famous Bahia Honda Fishing Reef — Tarpon — Permit Bone Fishing COTTAGES $2.50 AND UP Stone Crab Dinners a Spend PHONE NO NAME KEY NO. 1 | Mr. and Mrs, C. L. Craig, Owners ory of those who were out among the denizens of the deep. the lowest accident rates. Unusual care is made in the se- lection of the operators. Not only tomorrow should be in_ perfect shape for the golf-minded |guests. AND MRS. ERNEST BOSTON PREACHER AT GOSPEL HALL Hugh Thorpe, of Boston, Mass., MR. hanic, a salesman, and a or of good will. In Penn- vania, drivers are referred to s ‘salesmen’, and certainly the group operating buses in Florida are salesmen.” CARD OF THANKS Gomez-Del Pino Naptials Thursday At a quiet home wedding, Miss Rogelia Gomez became the bride | will preach every night, except of Helio Del Pino Thursday eve- Monday and Saturday, during the ning. The ceremony took place coming week at the Gospel Hall, at the home of the bride’s grand- 720 Southard street. mother on Simonton street. No- ep pitts eceerdante) tary Public Pedro Aguilar per-| Noah and His Descendants formed the ceremony. will be Mr. Thorpe’s subject for his address Sunday night. A large number of relatives %s i .. and friends of the contracting) Public is cordially invited attend. couple were present, Miss Belva Hicks and Victor Garcia signed as witnesses to the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Del Pino will make their home in Key West. We take this means of thank- ing one and all for their kind- ness and sympathy shown us during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father, the late William E. Nelson. Your floral offerings were beautiful and a great comfort to us. We are indeed grateful to those who gave the use of their cars. MRS. WM. E. NELSON AND FAMILY. jan13-1t to FIRST RIDE IN HEARSE PITTSBURGH, Pa—Miss Frances F. Helmold’s first ride in a motor vehicle was in the hearse which tonk her body to the ceme tery. The 98-year-old wealthy recluse, reputedly worth $100,- 000, lived in obscurity, refusing to accept any modern conven- iences such as electricity, radio and, up to two years ago, the telephone. She had never rid- den in an automobile, street-car {or motor bus. PALaAes Leslie Howard—Ingrid poreman in INT ih Has MEZZ SELECTED ° SHORTS Special Dance At Habana-Madrid There will be a special dance at Habana-Madrid night club to- night, starting at 9:30 o'clock, featured by dance music and novelty numbers by the Habana- Madrid orchestra. Good crowds weekly events at this popular night spot and it is expected that tonight's affair will find the same condition holding true. Rhamba Featured At Raul’s Club | | Lopez Funeral Service i | Established 1885 {| Licensed Funeral Directors | and Embalmers 24-Hour Ambulance Service j Phone 135 Night 696 attend these day’s keynote. There are paths that will lead to suce and the vein of mysticism that runs through the ten days on j either side of this date will have i its climax of success here. HOLTSBERG’S Sports Wear for Sea and Sun NATIONALLY- ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE \ at NATINONALLY- ADVERTISED PRICES Including . . . SANDEZE KAY DUNHILL GANTNER B.V.D. CATALINA ENSENADA CRUISE MODE JOYCE HUBRITE POLLY PRENTISS — Cuban rhumba, as it is done in! Cuba, will be a feature on to- night’s program at Raul’s Club on Roosevelt Boulevard. Dancing will start at 10 o'clock. This is only one of the many features on the floor show at this Popular night spot. Music for dancing will be furnished by Ray Baldwin’s na tive Hawaiian Orchestra. RY> Exclusive Brands Exclusive Styles Sunday’s Horoscope Today’s native and useful, with will be orderly sincerity the LEE, SERVICES EACH NIGHT Except Monday and Saturday at the GOSPEL HALL Preaching By HUGH THORPE of Boston, Mass. SUBJECT SUNDAY, 7:30 ‘Noah and His Descendants’ Public Heartily Invited | st he be a good driver, but a! missioner, who is a possible can- didate. Developments, as the | campaign progresses will substan- tiate the above assertion. From} time, ‘in characteristic | Carter fashion the} The Bettye Raymonde Restaurant LUNCH — TEA — DINNER 512 Caroline Street Qpen 11 a. m. to LS a ATS (ote TRY IT TODAY— | The Favorite in Key West STAR BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS | time to homespun “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 - | ORTHOGON LENSES BE- | GIN IN THIS GLASS PLANT LENSES for your eyes can be no better than the glass from which they are made. That is why Orthogon lenses are made from glass produced to strict precision standards, | Orthogon wide-vision lenses complement the skill of the expert who examines your 11:00 A. M.—"The Enemies of Jesus.” "The 7 Je ese roenae| DR. J. A. VALDES Pg OPTOMETRIST TO ALL! 532 Duval St. Phone 332 THE STORE of FASHION FEATURES MERCHANDISE TO SUIT ITS NAME! Key West’s Most Modern Store. . . 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