The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 6, 1940, Page 6

PAGE SIX Navy Wives In Weekly Meeting The regular meeting of the Service Wives Club was held yesterday. This being the first meeting of the month, it was de- voted entirely to business. Quite a number of vital points in the operation of the club. were dis- cussed and voted upon. A motiori° Was made “arid pass- ed that from gon the pro- cedure of Meetings will vided thus: First meetii Business; cials; third meeting—Edueational Work; fourth meeting—Left free} for any matter that may arise. The club also voted to buy a! space in the directory which the/ Lions.Club is publishing for thejg | dedication ceremonies. Mrs. Frances Evans mitted to membership club. It was decided that the next meeting would be in the form of | a pot-luck luncheon to be held; on Friday of next week, 1 p. m., at the American Legion Hall. All} Navy Wives are cordially invit-| ed to be present. New Show At CayoiHueso of the ménth— was in ad- the ‘ Pupe— A big tight is planned for to- night at Club Cayo Hueso on the occasion of the introduction of} Billy Armond’s Revue, featuring Mario Marquette, the acrobatic dancer; Jackie Rey, character i dancer and Marigold, the sonification of loveliness. Included in the review will! sedpnd ‘meeting—So- [ “This pedtiteeal homes: of EA £ The book contains elevations, fl @ great majority of these beat A copy of “Florida Homes” can be purchased at*the circulation department of this newspaper for will be mailed to you to your home address if you will fill out and one dollar ($1.00) or it mail the coupon. Circulation Department, Gentlemen :— T enclose herewith the new annual edition eeegocace | POINTS OF INTEREST eoe0e eccee e MONROE COUNTY. COURT- HOUSE—Southard and White- also be a bevy of “other gorgeous Georgia gals”—all presented with | Ray Hamilton’s orchestra. . .Two! shows will be given, one at mid- night, the other at 2:00 a. m.j head streets. Seat of a county composed mostly of keys going 150 miles out into the sea. U. S. NAVAL STATION— Whitehead and Greene streets. lof distress Dancing starts at the Cayo Hueso \Hub of Neutrality Patrol i ‘lor- at 10:00 o’cdock. | save /and Gulr ate Meas jida Straits and Gulf of Mexico | waters. Approximately 1,000 of- ficers, sailors, marines, aviators! lare stationed here to protect our interests in Caribbean waters. en !There are usually from four to The annual May Queen Con-/six destroyers anchored at the test sponsored by the Island City |Station pier and in the outer har-/ Young People’s Union has start-|bor, No visitors allowed. Found- ed. Votes are now on sale and | ed 3822. a close, enthusiastic race is ‘an-|, ONLY OPEN. AIR AQUARIUM: ticipated by all in charge: i Those entering the contest this year are Miss Juanita Dongo Rogen streets Cee aate of from the First’ Methodist’ Stone | Church, Miss Flossie’ Mae Key from the Fleming Street Church, and Miss Lois Pinder ‘from Yaung People’s Union Opens Queen Contest natural reef backgrounds. Nutse sharks, giant jewfish, only living ‘baby tarpon in captivity, turtles. fc thé | ...U.S, COAST GUARD LIGHT- Ley Memorial Church. |HOUSE BUILDING EXHIBIT of! The votes may be cast at the iship' models and waterway mark-! Home Drug Store on Division | era Next. to Aquarium. | and White streets; the Key West ART CENTER—Whitehead’ and rug sey and Olivieri’s Front Streets, Permanent exhi- rug Store. : \bition of. Key West scenes from First count of votes will take | brushes of Key. West Society of place on April 12th. The May’ 4.4: ‘ti 4 i Festival, at which the Queen will basa and visiting artists. Also be crowned, will be held on|what they’ term a “Real Gala Thursday, May 9th. | Dance”. | | F. Ross Ace Syncopators will! jbe at the La Conga this week- ; jend with their real black velvet irhythm, a ten-piece band com- !posed of ten good musicians. orchestra! There will be many other fea- Dance Tonight ; At Pena’s Garden Johnny Pritchard’s modern home designed by Antoxi! Skislewitz, Architect, the wear by Florida architects which are described in detail in-the new annual iscue'of “Florida Homes” $1.00 (check, cash or of “Florida Homes.” traveling exhibitions circuited through Florida WPA Art Proj- ect. FS DUVAL STREET (north end) CHARTER BOAT DOCK—Berth of seagoing wrecking. tug Warb- ler, which often responds to calls from ships at sea. Usually, small sightseeing motor- boats and sightseeing plane. Win- ter sailings to Fort Jefferson in the Tortugas, 60 miles away, by Sutton Lines, CITY HALL—Fire and Police! Departments. Green and Ann Streets. The Key West Citizen Building, only daily newspaper published in Monroe County, di- rectly, oppgsite. i FISH: MARKETS — Elizabeth and Greene.Streets.. Where tasty: Atlantti¢ fish are sold dipped fresh fin: the United, States—Whitehead |out of water and “dressed before Tampa, docks*at the P. & O. pier your eyes. Note boats on ways, rainbow .-colored. .reef fish. inj9ld sailing _ wrecks © on shore, ' inal of railroad ‘that went to sea. A, G. BOYER 528 FLEMING STREET ! | | loor plans, descriptions and construction details of eighty homes; tiful homes can be built for $2,500 to $10,000. If you are interested in a home'in Florida do not fail to get this valuable 100-page book. Here you will find the last word in new design and economy of construction. postage). Please send me a copy of THE KEY WEST CITIZEN BRAXTON WARREN SEEKS RE-ELECTION | (Continued from Page One) és provement of that highway, the | highway he long ago sponsored, | as on of the most important mat- ters confronting the county com- mission during the next two | “Some action -also will be re- | “|quired by .the,..county commis- | sion in the next year or-two in connection -with the water proj- ect”, the, veteran commissioner | said today. “Just as I have fought for and supported every similar project beneficial to this | county and city in the past, it is my intention to fight for and) |support such projects in the fu- ture”. | Although his eyesight has be- | come impaired during’ his long | public service, Commissioner | Warren has an alert and active | mind, and a positive voice in all weighty matters coming before the commission, his associates | “| declare. “Brax Warren has never been | the tail to anyone’s kite”, they asserted. “He has a mind and a voice of his own. ‘He knows Monroe county and Key West and the residents, and knows what improvements are required and who should have considera- tion of the copnty in every per- sonal matter. He needs the job and the county-needs: Him”. “The completionjof', Overseas Highway will be all: ‘the ,monu- ment I want when I- pass on”, Commissionet Warren said to- day. “I’ve seen it rise from nothing. It needs improvement | Construction Cost, *$861800~ 71 {¢ » is one of eighty ontstanding yachts: and fishing boats anchor- ed in harbor, KEY WEST POST OFFICE— Caroline and Simohton Streets. THOMPSON INTERESTS. Ad- jministration Building and Docks. Caroline near Margaret Street. | we |pounds, on Thursday, fit. CLARA CARBONELL BOYER NEW CENTER FASHIONS The Rosé Marié Shoppe Dresses and Accessories |Turtle. Crawls, where 300-pound |turtle wait in pens to be slaught- jered for meat or to be made into {famous turtle soup. Cedar Box Mill. Mackerel Fishing Fleet. | Kingfishing Fleet. Ask when. turtle schooner comes in. GULF MARINE STATION |Charter Boat Docks. Caroline {near Margaret. | CRAIG DQCKS, Marine Sta- {tion, Charter Boat Docks and | Yacht Basin. Caroline;and Grin- hell ‘Streets. Yachts frora all/qver country, anchog hi IS$.t faba, {whieh Iehves “for, ayana ® and {nearby.’ Here is abandoned term- PHONE 232 i | Gotham Gold Stripe Hose. To try is to be pleased. Sally Ann Wash Dresses. See them. You will want several. Slack Suits Marked Down.$1.79-$1.95-$2.50-$4.95 69c-79¢-$1.00 -$1.00 to make it conform to modern} motoring needs and the transpor- tation requirements of this grow- ing tourist area. “With God’s help and the peo- ple’s will I expect to be able to continue my work for Monroej county”. Subscribe to The Citizen—20c weekly, ONROE. THEATER 7 Rooney Sady Garland : BABES ANARMS | ; Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- FOR SUN AND SURF 5 MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses were issued today by County Judge Ray- mond R. Lord to Marcos Villa real, 23, and Rosalie Nottage, 16, ‘both of Key West and to Walter |S. Baer, |naval J., 21, United States seaman, and Mary C. Gelever, 18, formerly of Tampa, now of Key West. \BIRTH. ANNOUNCEMENT Beccaises Have Girl Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Bec- caise, 910 Eaton street, announce the birth of a girl, weighing eight April ‘4. The baby has been named Judith Iris. Mother and daughter are reported to be doing nicely. This Kiddy Knows Sunday School Teacher—Now, Clarence, you can tell us what beeame of the ark? Clarence—The baby sucked all the paint off'n Noah, and Pa stepped on the ark and smashed TRY IT TODAY— The Favorite in Key West STAR + BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS ROYAL PALM DeLUXE Local Sightseeing Tours TAXI SERVICE Key West Representative of THE ROYAL PALM HOTEL in Havana, Cuba ROYAL PALM TAXI CO. Ralph DuBreuil, Prop. 629 Duval St. Phone 9148 LISTEN IN! HEAR FRANCIS P. WHITEHAIR WQAM and the Florida Network SATURDAY NIGHT 7:30. TO, 8;00 Eastern: St At PEARLMAN'S| “Quality Merchandise” “Popular Prices” NEW SHIPMENTS OF SHOES One, Two and Three Story WEDGES $1.98 DALS __ will again play for dancing and funseekers tonight at Pena’s fa- | mous Garden of Roses on Thom- | ae street. i Special program of feature numbers has been prepared’ for presentation at intervals during the night-long round of “high jinx” always prevailing at this favorite of Key West night spots. | Real Entertainment At\baConga Club Frank and Teddy are offering a real entertainment treat to-! night at Le Conga in the form of ; You Take It is so easy to have you want now. you will be proud to invite your friends over to. Come in and let us show you how and repair, CHEELY * 731 Caroline Street Pride in It You can have a home that tures worth witnessing at La Conga tonight. the Fleming Street Methodist (Uptown) Church :. Services On Sunday. 12:00 A» M.—Subject:. “The Risen Life.” 8:00 P. M. 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'REVEREND JIM LILLY { ANNOUNCES SERMONS Good music will be heard at | ices and th ublic is | Rev. Jim Lilly, of Fleming} be ecient Bie (Street Methodist (Uptown) pe a s: |Church announces the subjects of | } Hardly! here- |his sermon for tomorrow 3 s | Restaurant Patron—This steak | with: In the 11:00 o'clock service, | ‘ ; e the subject will be “The Risen| bis syehicmneg tio oe Life". Pastor Lilly will’ discuss | ©xPect it to put its Onis the ability to rise with Christ | Yourwmecksand Kiss yous above the difficulties’ of life, de-} pending upon, the power of the is not very tender. ecoceseen pen vacant tomb, 3 In the evening service. which} PALACE | |has been changed to 8:00 o'clock, | navig Ni ep“Dlivi villand. | the subject is announcéd as Penta, isa de Sy x “From:.Death Unto Life Be-! eause”, The pastor will discuss | some of), the reasons for this egesceccee RAFFLES ‘ALSO—News and Comedy | You'll Always Fird The Best Of Everything At. . . | The Store of Fashion RHYTHM STEP ON SALE MONDAY! SILK SHARKSKIN $2.95 KNITTED BATHING SUITS, for ladies — Don’t Overlook Our SUMMER DRESSES si BATHING SUITS $1.95 € m Continue On Suie At 10% Reductions NEW S! 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