The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 29, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR - eS SOCIETY :-: Catholic Daughters Honored Miss Fortuna Lopez With Shower Tuesday: Mrs. W. M. Ellsworth was in| A lovely shower in honor of! Miss Fortuna Lopez, who is to | charge of the arrangements and be married, Saturday, August 31,|her assistants were Mrs. Pauline wasgiven by theslocal Court of | Pinder, Mrs. Mamie Moss, Mrs. St..Mary’s. Star.of the Sea|Henry Demeritt, Mrs. Chas. Catholic Daughters on Tueniny | ae and say Henry Bure afternoon, .| "Guests included: Mrs. Hilario ahiien, esa gy Ce ie eae | Ramos, Mrs. Romey Tynes, Miss , : | Louise Hawkes, Miss Josephine Decorations were beautifully | James, Miss Anna Corcoran, Miss blended in lavender, gold and} Dora Medina, Miss Isabel Kelly, white. The background of ferns| Miss Louise Ketchum, Miss Mar- completed a picturesque setting jorie Gwynn, Mrs. Rodney for the occasion. Refreshments |Gwynn, Mrs. Rita Delvillar, Mrs. of punch and cake also carried O. C. Howell, Mrs. A. Yates, Mrs. out the color scheme of lavender | Peter Knight, Miss S. A. Gard- and gold. ner, Miss E. M. Gardner, Mrs. The spirit of a country party Laurence Gutierrez, Mrs. Evelio was evidenced by the stack of Cabot, Mrs. M. A. Wilhelm. Miss hay where the gifts were hidden.’ Mary C. Whalton, Mrs. Arturo ‘Andra Mumford and Matilda’ Lujan, Mrs. Aquilino Lopez, Jr. Ramos were the farmer children Mrs. Chas. E. McCoy, Mrs. Eva who raked the gifts from the!B. Warner, Mrs. Maggie H. Gato, stack and presented them to Miss | Mrs. Louis S. Gruber, Mrs. Ida J. Fortuna Lopez, guest of honor. ‘Kennedy, Mrs. Hildah R. Salis, Vocal selections were beauti-| Mrs. Mayfield Taylor, Mrs. H. L. fully rendered by Miss Alce}Knowles,Mrs. V. Yradi, Mrs. H.! Curry, who sang, “Because” and! A. Crusoe, Mrs. R. G. Milner, “The Lilac Tree”; Mrs. Martin|Miss Alce Harris Curry, Mrs. Wilhelm, “A House By the Hill-| Herman R. Demerett, Mrs. Henry side”; quartet, consisting of Mrs.!O. Russell, Mrs. Wm. M. Ells- Eva Warner, Mrs. Martin Wil-| worth, Mrs. Pauline Pinder, Mrs. helm, Mrs. Charles McCoy and/ Alton Parks, Mrs. Vincent Cre- Miss Alce Curry, accompanied by! mata, Mrs. Margaret Doran. Mrs. R. G. Milner on the piano. Mrs. Mamie Moss, Mrs. John Following the musical enter-| Luff, Mrs. John Wells, Mrs J. G. tainment, an amusing country! Piodela, Mrs. Warren Sawyer, game was played, which brought ;Mrs. Mary DeBarcee, Mrs. Hazel mirth to the entire group. Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Charles Mackie, Mrs. O. C. Howell won first prize with! Joshua Smith, Mrs. J. R. Fleitas, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PEOPLES FORUM =H ANNOUNCEMENT Mullinaxs Announce New Boy | | Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Martin | Mullinax announce the arrival of {a six and a half-pound boy last; night, born at the Marine Hos- jpital here. The new-comer has| been named Ciaude Martin Mul- linax... His mother is the former Florence Albury, daughter of Mr. and- Mrs. Claude. Albury. ' RHEUMATIC PAIN I have been following a num- WHAT TO DRINK ber of articles concerning the! Rheumatic pain may result if killing of stray dogs that roam| kidneys do not regularly elim- about at night disturbing the| imate excess acid and other publics peace. It is true that | Waste. Drink fruit and vege- Se on anasto LS oe an onan cannot agree with’ one tusses, |Help kidney elimination back to tion given, that of collecting dog ape ue = ee tag ees licenses from the financially-able ae pee ae A I ant residents of the city and with it |; Scany at Olivieri’ Deus otee destroy the poor animals that rr pia happen not to have an owner or one that is too poor to pay the dog license. olution—the almighty dollar for the dog license giving the right of life to the canines of the fi- Advertisements under this head nancially-able, while many a: lit- tle boys’ or girls’ heart will be will be inseriea in The Citizen at made sad by knowing that his or the rate'of one-cent (Ic) a word her dear pet is to be killed just for each insertion, but the mini- | because he or she cannot furnish |mum for the first insertion in \the price for life—thei license. instance twenty. These dogs, it is ‘true, some- pol (25). * are {times turn over garbage cans 4 after smelling a discarded soup; Advertisers snould give their or ham-bone, so as to fill the Street address as well as their empty crevices of the stomach telephone number if they desire because the owners did not have results. enough to satisfy their hunger, yme! classified * | but little were they aware of} is eed Stree be published unless requested otherwise. SAVES THE DOGS! Editor, The Citizen: Overseas Transportation . Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service “ : —between— ' Also Serving All Points On‘ Florida Keys : Between Miami and Key West Following Schedule Effective June 15th: Express Schedule: = Company, Inc. (NO STOPS EN ROUTE) THURSDAY, AUGUST 23. 1968 Beginners. 10 to 11:30 A.M. Afternoons, 2:00 to 4:00 P.M. Evenings 8:00 to 10:39 P.M | Aon an Recreation Orderly Decent | Amusement Establishment LADIES Southard St. neer Duval a 500 She: ts for aE th a perfect score. Mrs. Alton Parks | Mrs. J. C. Sanchez, Mrs. E. Sala-| what they were doing. tisements is invariably in ad- won the consolation prize, and!zar, Mrs. Lawton Watson, Mrs’} jt is the same the world over Vance, but regular advertisers Mrs. Yradi was winner of the N. Pelaez, Mrs. E. R. Albury, Jr., —poor people bear-the same in-| with ledger accounts may have door prize. | Mrs. H. E. Day. justice as the adage goes: If their advertisements charged. heaven was something the rich LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (Ex- CEPT SUNDAYS) AT 6:00 P. M. Arrives at Miami at 12:00 o’clock LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) AT 12.00 o'clock Mid- is i Beauty Contest Will Highlight Marti Lodge’s Labor Day Fiesta Highlighting the all-day picnic- fiesta at South Beach on Labor Day, to be sponsored by the Or- der Knights of Marti, will be the bathing beauty contest in which six of the high school’s lovely girls are to compete for the title of “Miss Key West of 1940”. A review of five of the con- testants, giving their sponsors, follows: Elsie Hartman, a sweet little light-brunette, 16 years old and Possessing a well-formed body,| will be sponsored by Aronovitz Department Store. Representing Holtsberg’s store is likeable Anita Lones, a me- dium blonde beauty, who offers quite a bit of competition. Lovely Thelma Carey, the brown-haired hazel-eyed beauty of Catholic Lane, who is said to have the smile of Joan Crawford and the figure of a Hedy Lamar, was selected by Joe Pearlman to represent Pearlman, Inc., in the contest. Pearlman, who was the Party Honored Miss Clements Miss Martha Clements, of Mi- ami, who is visiting relatives in this city, was entertained at a winner in 1937 when he spon- sored Dorothy Betancourt, is very optimistic over his 1940 se- lection. Appelrouth picked the light- brown haired blonde of Grinnell street, in the person of Gloria Suarez. Gloria is probably the shortest of the contestants but she has a figure that will make the judges “scratch their heads” more than once. Sponsoring that well-shaped cutie, little Dalia Mira, of Simon- ton street, is Fay’s dry goods store. Friends of Delia compare her with Lupe Veliz. How any one of the judges will be able to vote against any of these girls is beyond those who know the contestants well. A tough job is in store for the of- ficials—but they are capable and the one selected will be without favor or partiality. Complete list of judges will be announced later this week. U. S. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT Observation taken at 7:30 a. m., 75th Mer. Time (city office) could buy, the rich would have it and the poor would die. —————— ee | Now, let me say something in| LOST — Yesterday somewhere behalf of the dogs: Your best’ between sunrise and sunset, friend, for whom you would have! two golden hours, each set with lain down your life, may talk! sixty diamond minutes. No’ re- untruths about you without) ward is offered for they are cause. The child you have given! gone forever—Horace Mann. birth to may turn its back on you after no longer needing your FLOWERS |care. Nations may increase their hatred through greed and the de-| KEY WEST FLORIST, 417 Du- ‘sire of dominating the world un-; val street, opposite La Concha til such an extent is reached that’ Hotel. Phone 528. Flowers for there is wholesale murder, such all occasions. augl6-I1mo as exists in Europe today—but a faithful dog will never desert its! FOR RENT master and will ever guard him_~ —————_______. when he needs defense, even if, F URNISHED APARTMENT. he cannot feed him sufficiently.| Electric Box, Innerspring Mat-; Man may learn a great deal tress, all Modern Conveniences through the love and fidelity of. Archie Thompson, 1001 Eaton a brave and devoted dog. Either street. Phone 879-J. the Creator planned it or human aug15-1mox environment: actounts-f05 it, ‘but )——— there is no doubt that the fidelity PARKS APARTMENTS, corner of a devoted dog makes him the, White and Newton Sts. All true companion of its owner,/ modern conveniences. Apply whether rich or poor, and he or 1324 Newton street. aug26-tf she should not be deprived of = this pleasure and have to go FURNISHED APARTMENT, all through the suffering of knowing) ™oOdern conveniences, $25 |the pet is to be killed just be- month; lights furnished. 908 cause they did not have the Eaton St. aug27-3tx |money for the license. | Why not be humane and give Ithe little pauper dogs a chance to live by placing them in a fenced-in lot on the outskirts of the city and ask the butchers to dump their refuse there? I am sure there are many kind-hearted HOTELS people here that' would not mind BRING YOUR VISITING friends LOST APARTMENT, 1104 DIVISION STREET. Hot wateg, modern conveniences. Opposite Tift’s Grocery. Apply 1010 Varela street. jly24-tf party last night in honor of her Temperatures birthday.anniversary at the home ‘Highest last 24 hours of her aunt, Mrs. William Cor- Lowest last night dova on Eaton street. {Mean Games were played and en- x joyed by all present. cme renee scheme of pink and green was! __ Precipitation carried out in the refreshments. | Rainfall, 24 hours ending Present were: | 7:30 a.m. inches 0.55 Flossie Mae Key, Veral Rob-'motal rainfall since Aug. 1 erts, Jr., Charles Sands, Elmor alg gaa 5.95 Rosam, Erma Allen, Virginia Se eos Knowles, William Russell, Lillie Excess since Aug. 1, inches 1.80; May Carey, Arthur Pierce, of the Total rainfall since Jan. 1, giving them a ‘pan of‘ water, and ‘in this way they could Jive and not molest anyone.‘ This would be justice, anyway for~ what ‘right have we to take’ away the life that we did not’ and could not give? The commandments plainly state: “Thou shalt not kill”—and what is the use of at- tending church if we do not obey | | the godly laws of our Creator. Do we go there to display fine cloth- ' Christian teachings of our Lord? ing or to put into practice the : in need of a good night’s rest to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL. Clean rooms, enjoy the homey _ atmosphere. Satisfactory ratés. 917 Fleming St. aprl7-tf "FOR SALE BBY SEVEN GALLONS of Guar- | anteed Farm & Home Paint at $2.29 Gal. and get five free during all this month. Inquire at 1023 Watson street. augl5-12tx U. S. S. Cowell, Ruth Cates, Thelma Cates, Mary Charlow Harold Pennos, of the Cowell Daisy Watkins, George Wight man, of the Cowell, Edna Rob-} erts, Marjorie Russell, Elizabeth inches a 20.72 eficiency since January 1, inches = ee Wind Direction and Velocity SE—7 miles per hour SALOME CHILE. | Key West, Fla., Aug. 28, 1940. SHOES GAVE ‘EM AWAY |/OLD PAPERS FOR SALE— Three bundles for 5c. The Citi- | zen Office. nov25-tf TYPEWRITING PAPER — 500| Knowles, Dolly Charlow, Ormond aes: Billy anes Jackie 84% nowles, Mrs. lary Knowles, Mrs. Eva Cordova, Mr. and Mrs, | B&ometer at 7:30 a. m. today John Knowles and Mrs. P. R./5ea level, 29.94 (1013.9 millibars) Clements. } Tomorrow's Almanac {Sunrise ———— {Sunset _ Relative Humidity —. 6:48 p. m. és z | Moonrise 3:21 a. m. Naptials Last Night | Moonset 446 pam. Geeeies | Tomorrow's Tides Miss Herlina Isabella Sweet-| Naval Base) * ing and Melville M. Russell were '5,. 4, AM = PM. united in marriage last evening igh ——-_ 7:07 8:19 by Judge Allan B. Cleare, Jr., at “OW the home of the groom, 536 Mar- 2 peetstect cc (Till 7:30 p. m., Friday) The ceremony was performed Key West and Vicinity: Mostly et 8:30 o'clock and only close rel-| cloudy tonight and Friday, occa- atives and friends of both the 'sional scattered showers; gentle bride and groom were present. to moderate southerly winds. Sa EIT ES Florida: Mostly cloudy tonight and Friday; occasional scattered Today’s Horoscope |:*>¥e 5 Success will be attained unless Today's native will be acute, there be exceedingly bad aspects. practical and with a commercial Association with others will prob- trend of mind; a ready, willing |ably lead to greater success than friend and business associate. | individual effort. Sweeting-Russell - 6:07 a. m.} BATAVIA, N. Y. — Because they forgot their names, stenciled | in their shoes, two deserters from the Navy were apprehended by state troopers. DUE TO A GERM HARD TO KILL Because it imbeds _ itself. so |deeply. . It requires.a fungicide ,with great penetrating power. Get 30c worth of Te-OL Solution ; back if you are not pleased next morning. Pleasant and easy to use for relief of “Athlete's Feet”, F. O. (foot odor), itchy or sweaty feet. Feel it Penetrate. Locally at Gardner’s Pharmacy.—advt. Johnny Mack Brown SON OF ROARING DAN with FUZZY KNIGHT Also — Serial and Comedy Sheets, 75c. The Artman Press. may19-tf | SEVENTEEN-FOOT, 4-CYCLIN- DER _ MOTOR BOAT. Good condition, $115.00. Ice box and twin bed'mattress.: Apply 515 Fleming. street. aug29-3tx SIGNS—‘For Rent”, “Rooms For Rent”, “Apartment For Rent”, “Private. Property, No Tres- passing’. _THE ARTMAN PRESS. nov25-tf 1:56 ' from any druggist. Your 30c SECOND SHEETS—500 for 50c. The Artman Press. nov19-tf PERSONAL CARDS, $1.25 per 100. THE ARTMAN ts MONROE THEATER Jean Hersholt--Derothy Lovett DR. CHRISTIAN MEETS THE WOMEN and GRANNY GET YOUR GUN Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- chestra 15-20c; Night—15-25e FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURANCE Office: 813 Caroline Street WAREHOUSE—Cor. Eaton and Francis Sts. ah” rives at Key West at 5:00 o'clock ecconscecseseses , SUBSCRIBE FOR THE CITIZEN—20c WEEKLY. he last cloth of summer! This is the season when summer’s last bar- gains are “left blooming alone”. . Clearance sales of bathing wear and beach robes, white bags and white suits, straw hats and straw sandals. Phones $2 and 68 | Buy them now at big reductions, and tuck them away for the winter! They'll be brand-new next summer. . .and you'll have more fun with the money you don’t have to spend then! Watch for “the last clothes of sum- S2eThe beststocks of the best stores in town. Shopping here first will tell you what and where and how much—will save you hours of hiking and hunting. And both your wallet and your wardrobe will bene- fit! ]