The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 18, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR - : SOCIETY : Hoey-Soverel Military Wedding Was Brilliant Society Affair Following the wedding, a re- ception was held at the home of Captain and Mrs. Walter F. Jacobs in the naval station. ‘Parents of the groom were present at the ceremony, coming True military traditions were carried out at the wedding cere- mony held yesterday afternoon at St. Paul’s church at 4:30 o'clock, which united Miss Emily Truxton Hoey with Ensign Wil- liam W. Soverel, of VP53 squad-|to Key West from Montclair, N. ron |J. They were Mr. and Mrs. Stan- Miss Hoey was given in mar-|ley Soverel. Two sisters of the riage by her father, Commander!groom, Miss Patsy and Miss G. B. Hoey, U. S. N., and she was | “Kiki”, also were here. attended by Miss Winnie Fred! The bride’s mother, Mrs. G. B. Hoey, as maid of honor and Mrs. | Hoey, of New York, with her Mary Mulaney, bridesmaid. son, Thomas G. Hoey, were pres- Mr. Soverel’s best man was/ent. Mrs. Hoey is staying at the Ensign William Munson, and En-|Jacob’s residence. sign James Gerberding served as| Other invited guests were the usher, Rev. Thomas M. Melrose, | officers and wives of squadron assistant at St. Paul’s, read the|VP53 and officers and wives at service. the naval station. The bridal party walked March Of Time beneath an archway of swords; A surprise visitor at the wed- formed by 14 fellow officers of ;ding was Louis DeRochemont, of- the groom, G. S. Bogart, D. G.|icial with March of Time moving Parker, J. A. Eady, J. E. Odell, | picture company, who came down W. F. Payson, J. M. George, E.!from Jacksonville to take snaps Sternlieb, W. L. Pettingell, G. H.!of the wedding and attendant Duffy, F. A. Gorman, W. Cole,!events. Feature shots were also R. J. Craig, F. Escobar and Ger-|taken, under censorship, of naval berding. i activities. Music Department At Hattis School Gives Operetta Tomorrow Harris School “Music Depart-|Milly the Milkmaid, Ruth Rose ment presents its annual operetta|DiNegro; Schoolgirls, Patricia in the school auditorium tomor-|Duane, Dorothy Buckley; The row night, April 19, at 7:45!Prince of Slumberland, o'clock. Approximately seventy!Alonzo; Johnny Stout, Eugene students in all classes of the!Russell; Tommy Thin, Kermit school will take part in “The/Roberts; Policeman XYZ, Daniel Crystal Queen”, the name of the|Gates; Captain of Tin Soldiers, production, which is being di-|Thomas Swicegood; The Crystal rected by Miss Alce Curry, musi¢ Queen, Marion Solano; First Fairy, instructor. |Amparo Ovide; Spirit of Fire, The operetta is divided into} Julia Cruz; Spirit of Water, Elsie three acts, the first called the; ;Jane Curry; Spirit of Earth, Village _Green, which pictures} ‘Rosalie Nealson; Spirit of Air, scenes following the dismissal of | Nellie Mae Romaguerra. school for the holidays. Group} singing is presented, and Cissie, | are as follows: heroine of the production, falls! Fairies: Faye Bervaldi, Con- asleep and is carried away to/chita Varela, Mary Jones, Joy Fairyland by a group of Fairies. | Ball, Lorraine Nottage, Rose May Johnny.Stout and Tommy Thin ,Higgs, Mayfield Knowles, Am- get into an argument and are ar- | paro Ovide, Dorothy Saunder's, rested by Policeman XYZ, andj|Beverly Curry, Yvonne Lones, the act closes with school chil-|Phylis Six, Geraldine Alfonso dren singing about the joys ofjand Mary Elizabeth Johnson. life in the fields and sunshine. School Girls: Ruth Steeves, Act two, entitled a Fairy!Laurette Bethel, Irma Sands, Glade, continues the story of|Dorothy Buckley, Nellie Mae Cissie who has now entered! Romerguerra, Cynthia Perez, Fairyland The Crystal Mother Rosalie Nelson, Betty Rose Kerr, introduces the Prince of Slum-| Julia Cruz, Betty June Cottrell, berland, who is under a spell of; Elsie Jane Curry, Rose Mae enchantment, which only the!Canalejo, Camilla Rodriguez, pity of a mortal can break. Cissie|Sarah Bertha Lowe, Yzell Cara- obliges, the spell is broken, andj} bello, Helen Turner and Betty all prepare for the trip back to; Lou Johnson. the land of Mortals. ! Soldiers: Felix Davis, Frank Act three, entitled the Market |Sardinas, Leland Archer, Manuel Place. Story telling and singing|Monzon, Leo Hicks, Armando} is heard. Johnny and TommyjFernandez, Leonard Canalejo, have another argument and are|Willard Roy Johnson, Louis told about the virtues of laugh-;Nunez, Ben Saunders, James ing. Then enters the whole en-;Malgrat and Bertram Roberts. tourage from Fairyland and the} School Boys: Dan _ Stirrup, concluding scenes reveal who the, Hampton Walterson, Ray Gar- Crystal Mother really is. Hlotte, Charles Lowe, Galey List of main char&cters Sweeting, Leslie Saunders, Mill- clude: man Ingraham, Jimmy Creech Cissie Rosebud, Dorine Cruz;\and Alvin Thrower. ‘BOOSTS FLORIDA in- NOTES OF TODAY Tampan Leaves For Home John Griffin, famous manufac- turer of shoe polish, ‘who had been recuperating from ‘an_ ill-| ness at the La Contha Hotel, left this morning for Tampa, accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. M. Z.| Neff of that city. | NOTED SANITARIUM EXPERT SUGGESTS “STATE SELL ITS SUNSHINE” Four Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Rogers, Miss Anna Lund, of Miami, and Miss Harriet Rogers, of Warren, | Pa., who had been visiting in the city for a few days, left this morning for Miami. MIAMI, April 18 (FNS).—“The | best thing Florida has to sell is its sunshine”, say Dr. John Har- vey Kellogg, famed health ex- pert of Battle Creek, Mich., whose sanitarium at Miami Springs is well known to Floridians. The famous medical man who has performed more than 22,000 major operations, adheres to the philosophy that “an ounce of Cubiano Left For Miami | Alex Cubiano, who was in the} city for several days visiting rel- | atives and friends, was a pas- senger on the 7:00 o'clock bus for Miami. cure” and is one of Florida’s most jardent boosters as a_ healthful place in which to live. His personal advice for the “prevention” is: “Do not worry! Think, concentrate, study, but do — jnot worry”. Bus Line Official Here | E-VERINYERE: TSE TSaE TT atte soceewawTcaoenss James M. Baker, auditor and tors in'Jacksonville, and are reg- passenger agent for the Florida / istered at the Hotel) Roosevelt. Motor Lines, was an arrival yes- gare terday afternoon, for a visit with | Leaves For San Diego William Arnold, local agent for; Miss Barbara June Bishop was the lines. ja passenger leaving on the early Bia Peon a as | bus this morning after a _ short Cured—Leaves For Home \visit, going to Miami en route to George M. Scott, who had jher home in San Diego, Calif. been in the city for about two} weeks, recovering from an_ ill-| Officer Maloney Here ness, left this morning for his! Raymond Maloney, _ traffic home in Washington. He is fully|patrolman of the highway, of recovered. | Tavernier, arrived in the city ee —-.. ithis morning for a brief visit on Visiting In Jacksonville |business at the county court- J. K. Brady, J. C. Park and E.) house, and returned to his post of R, Rivas, of Key West, are visi-|duty this afternoon, On Visit To Tampa Miss Blondina Martinez was a passenger on the morning bus going to Tampa for a visit of} several weeks with relatives and friends. ‘| April 25, 26 and 27, Jose! Other characters taking part! JAYCEES WILL HOLD STATE CONVENTION OPENS NEXT WEEK IN PEN- SACOLA; AUTO CARAVAN TO START HERE made by Florida Jaycees for the} 1940 State Convention to be held at Pen- sacola. According .to word received {here from that city, Jaycees will come here to start the cross-state caravan which is believed to be destined to become this state has ever seen. trek a parade of Jaycees, gather- ing momentum with the distance. From the southernmost tip the westernmost point of the state, Jaycees will join in the parade and each city through which they pass will add at least one car of NCE GELCRVESS i 5. ANTI-CHAIN STORE BILL IS OPPOSE PRESS OF FLORIDA RALLIES | IN SUPPORT OF IM- PORTANT BUSINESS | I | MIAMI, Apr. 18.—(FNS) The widely discussed Patman Anti- Chain Bill, brought up in the the Com- Patman, is again before House Ways and Means mittee. According to authoritative sources, the new bill is even more vicious than the old Pat- man-Robinson bill. It is direct in but states that it proposes to drive the chain store system out of existence by seeking the force of the Federal Government in an lawful enterprise. One Florida newspaper says editorially: “The chain store needs no de- fense. It is a legitimate busi- ness, operated Patman seeks to destroy it. With- Elaborate plans are now being, the largest | Upstate from Key West will} to} house annually by Rep. Wright} purpose, open in attack and all) undemocratic attempt to curb | legitimately, yet! - "THE KEY WEST CITIZEN eve Sevccccccccccccooscleses How often you have called Someone a friend And thought he would be Everything it meant? While you were on top of the} world, | | With money in your hands, They flocked around everywhere, | Even at your command. | But how about~ ‘the other fellow, | |. He'without a son, Who once was rich’as you But now is old and gray?» A friend is one money can’t buy— Who will stick to you in want, | | Will always speak to you No matter who is about. | i | | | | | | | | Now that you are old and gray, Key West Lions Club will hold Your friends look the other! way jits Clubhouse Dedication Ban- When you meet them on the /auet tonight in the edifice pic- street; | tured herewith, which is situat- Never a when you led on Seminary street. Lions’ meet. and guests will assemble for a | You go home to yoiir little room | full, seven-course dinner at 8:00 | | And sit silent in the gloom, o'clock. Guest speaker is District | | Thinking of the once bright day |Governor Roscoe Brunstetter, of | But now you dre old and all Miami. Also scheduled to appear | alone. on the program will be Deputy But one comes to see you every | District Governor George Cooper jof Redlands and Zone Chairman day . | As on yout bed you must lay. | George Hurst, of Coral Gables. “Hello” Lions Dedicate Clubhouse Gerald Saunders, president of the local club, will respond to the dedicatory speech by Brunstet- ter. In connection with this affair, the club has just released an at- tractive program, printed by The Artman Press. A_ history of |Lionism in Key West and greet- jings from International officers, |together with other Lions infor- mation and congratulatory ad- vertisements from a_ representa- |tive list of local merchants ap- pears in the brochure. |He stops and takes you by the | hand, | And, the look on his face, you| | understand. | | That smile on his face tells a Jot | As its by; | ane hy na if ae igh andy The Citizen weleomes expres- | watenes le cloc’ | sions of the views of its read- | Ticking the hours softly” “by. | rs, but the editor reserves the | i goodbye. | er unwarranted. The writers That was a Friend to the End. | ry | PEOPLE'S FORUM letters to 200 words, and write on one side of the paper only. Signature of the writers must accompany the letters and will be published unless requested otherwise. COMPLIMENTS EDITORIAL should be fair and confine the . A COMPLAINT By ALBERT C. Cc. KEITH Pocccccccccccccococccces |Hatred and animosity takes | Editor, place Bey West Citizen, When a life is filled with dis-|Key West, Florida. grace; Dear Editor: |For who can tell what soul en-| I want to compliment your ters hell ipaper on the fine editorial “The When a soul that would sell ug | School Safety Patrol.” |Itself to world for a price tl at | ‘The School: Safety Patol means nothing. i : #3 What life could be wholesome |eVery community is doing a and bright | worthwhile job and the boys; If humanity desired to do right; | should all be-given an oppor- | [Bas arrogance and lowly greed: tunity to visit Washington as a! vel aon oe vad humanity’s | reward for their fine service to} | | i in Real Estate Transfers There was one transfer of Mon- jroé county property recorded at the courthouse today, and this | was by Howard S. Reeder and wife, Mary Elizabeth Reeder, to | Harry E. Childs and wife, Mabel |S. Childs. | The transfer consisted of the northwest quarter of the north- east quarter of the southeast 'quarter of Section 23, Township ‘54 south of Range 34 east, of Monroe county, together with all jmineral rights owned by Mr. and | Mrs. Reeder. The property consists of 10 jacres, more or less, and the ‘consideration is given as $10 and other valuable considerations. TRANSPORTATION S. S. OZARK DUE FRIDAY HEALTH STATUS prevention js worth a pound of} out the chain store, Florida resi-| dents would lose annually some/{ $12,000,000 in payrolls. Property | ee eine owners would lose $6,700,000 in| ANSWERS TO rentals. Some 26,000 Florida/ stockholders in Florida chain! | TODAY’S DAILY QUIZ | stores would bid good-bye to! | Below are the i Answers to Today's their holdings. | Daily Qui i | “Florida Farmers, citrus grow- | Y ted on Page 2 jem and produce shippers would | be hurt to the tune of $52,000,000/ 1- | annually which represents what}. 2: the chains pay to our agricultural | interests for their crops. “Let your senator and con- . gressman know immediately that | Tuskegee Institute, Tuske-! you are opposed to this un-| gee, Ala. economic, un-American bit of) 5. No. meretricious legislation.” | 6. Ku Klux Klan. Newspapers throughout Boxing, state have expressed Frowning. sentiments. Beethoven. BARGE CANAL T0 —— HAVE HEARIN a DIVORCE ACTIONS Final decree in the divorce suit | jof Theodore D. Squire vs.Alyce H. Squire was filed and recorded in the office of the clerk at the} For those who walk alone. | No. Both have the same nutri- tive value. Aught means anything. | Naught means nothing. the similar | | | | | U. S. ENGINEERS CONSIDER IMPORTANCE OF CROSS- - STATE PROJECT’ ernoon. |citizen you must April 16, 1940. county courthouse.yesterday aft-| need;, | a) 45 Nor does pride suffice the destiny | their communities. Steamehi ip Ozark of the Clyde- Kindly add the enclosed dollar Mallory Lines is due to arrive in as part of the going away fund port tomorrow afternoon from for the twelve boys. |New Orleans bound to Key West, I wish the Council Miami and Jacksonville. ane ! There are approximately 73 ft tons of freight, which consists of These Safety Patrol boys make ~ : 3 Sig a, é miscellaneous shipments of sup- nary ne elbizeds; wre ee plies for local merchants. the lesson by their; could do minded, and that is taught these boys teachers. + i Yours very truly, i ASHER FRANK, |; Director Florida Safety Council. | i i weveseseveceoe. PaLacs Donald Barry—Lena Andre : GHOST VALLEY RAIDERS Tampa, Florida, also SERIAL and COMEDY Subscribe to The Citizen—20c weekly. MONROE THEATER E. Ellis, W. Gargan, K. Taylor THREE SONS and HEAVEN WITH A BARBED WIRE FENCE Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- |} chestra |15-20c; Night—15-25¢ ARUNDEL HOTEL CHA OCALA, April 18 (FNS).—A public hearing on the proposed barge canal across the state along the site of the Florida ship canal, will be held here on April 23, it was anounced this week by Col. Lewis H. Watkins, U. S. Engi- neer for the Jacksonville district. The hearing is significant, be- cause for the first time the pro- posed waterway is being consid- ered by the army as an integral \part of the nation’s inland wa-/ terway system, from the point of | view of commercial as’ well as national defense and other pub- jlic benefits. The hearing on the barge ean-| al will also include the proposed | link from the Anclote river to St. | Marks in the Gulf and the West} | Coast-Intra-coastal Waterway. | “These two waterways, if con- structed”, said Col. Watkins, “will constitute important links! in the federal system of water-| ways and in the system required for the most economic develop- jment of Florida. They will pro-| vide a ready means of transpor- tation from the Atlantig to yee {Gulf and vice versa”. | The public forum will be hela | to provide data for a report to) Congress, and all interested par- ties are invited to be present or} represented at the hearing. Oral statements will be heard, but for | accuracy, all arguments must be | presented in writing. 1 Specials! Specials! —AT— TIFT’S Starting Friday Morning, April 19th SUGAR, 5 lbs. (With $2.00 Order) EGGS, doz. - JELLO, pkg. KAFFEE HAG COFFEE, Tb 35 POST TOASTIES, pkg. . 7¢ BLOCK BUTTER, ib -. 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PI IPIAILD LAE Zo ewecccceccccecesensseeee SEOTIIOIOTIOOIOO TIN, | Necwserrsrrrgs THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1940 ARENT SJURSEN RECEIVES LETTER. | Parents of f Arent T.: Sjursen, |Jr., have received news that he, awarded his | has recently been Varsity Letter in the Mansfield |Senior High School of Ohio. | Arent is the champion wrestler in the 135-pound. class at* school and for .this achievement has been awarded a medal. He en- teted the Mansfield School last fa Vur ‘is many friends here will be For group. The Administrator C. T. signed _ A. D. 1940, for the said lands. secured from deceased. 919 Whitehead glad to learn that he will spend his vacation in Key West at the close of school. “ATHLETES FOOT” Make This Overnight Test Your 30c Bac! The Morning if your feet are not better. Many liniments and ointments are not strong enough. It requires a powerful fungicide. Ask any ‘druggist for a bottle of TE-OL Solution. Apply full strength for “Athletes Foot,” itching, sweaty or smelly feet. Locally at Gard- iner’s Pharmacy.—advt. Bargain in Florida Key Propet Sale ng the assets remaining in the estate of Julius Les- lib Wand tactemsay tase. cE: Meeerees County: Florida, there are approximately 5(0 acres of choice lands located on the islands of Ay J Key and the Grassy Key and Key Vacas These lands have a frontage on the Atlantic Ocean and also on the Gulf of Mexico. A. of said estate is desirous of closing same out and will accept any reasonable offer for Therefore, sealed. bids will be received by the under- up to and aaa ee Frida; 26th day of April. Semen may be reserving s- Legal the undersigned administrator, the righi of F2jecting any and all bids. 5 J. OTTO KIRCHHEINER, Administrator C. T. A. of the estate ‘of Juli ius Leslie Wood. Street, Key Florida. 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