The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 4, 1941, Page 4

‘ PAGE FOUR SOCIETY :-: {Entertain For \National Guard a | ; : Miss Wilma Sellers delightfully| Battery E, Florida National entertained a number of her Florida Guard which is mustered friends at a birthday party, held into the federal service beginning pats. evening at St. Paul’s Par-/on Monday, wes thé guest of the 4sh.Hall on the occasion of her/Key West Home Guard at the ifteenth birthday. — _. ,|American Legion home, White- Games and dancing provided \head and United streets, at a par- enjoyable entertainment during |, iven last night. ss the evening and delicious refresh-|""Nesriy the entire battery at- ef table is y |good time. Al Miills, executive Present at the party were: Jack | director of the Key West Conven- Sawyer, Jack Aguerro, Margaret | tion corporation, was master of : A 2 ceremonies and “introduced the Russell, Rosalind Albury, Arman-|—" do Canalejo, Ernestine (various members of the Guard Evans,, “. * “junit for unexpected songs, dances Betty Myers, Buddy Curry, Eu. and speeches. gene Sawyer, Emma Neil Ayala, e e Miss Wilma Sellers Entertains Friends ‘ t MINISTERIAL UNIT _ MEETS MONDAY Key West Ministerial Associa- tion will meet in its regular se- sion on January 6th at the First Methodist Church. All ministers. are invited to at- |tend. The! houf will be 10:30 a. jm,, according to announcement} made by Ted M. Jones, secretary. ‘PERSONAL MENTION Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Kellogg of | Fostoria, Ohio, who have been | visiting Mr and Mrs. Geo. M. Gray |returned to their summer home in St. Petersburg this morning Mr. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN RMY AND NAVY |ROBERTS GETS AT MILADY’S FEET| A By OSCAR KAHAN AP Feature Service ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3—The wom-| en, this pring, will have the Army and the Navy at their feet. American shoe stylists are aim- ing to capture the spirit of these fighting tmes and translate it into feminine footwear. Previews of new shoe styles } | | HS COMMISSION J. Frank Roberts has received ‘his commission as county commis- ‘sioner from Gov. Fred Cone, he | announced today. The commis-| sion is dated December 31, and permits Roberts to serve only; until Monday at midnight. Then) he must be reappointed to fill the to be shown for the first time at | new term to which the late Coun- the annual National Shoe Fair in | ty Commissioner Braxton B. War- Chicago this morth reflect the in- Be cela Caen Hevespects fluence of the cavalryman's boots; receive a new commission from the aviator’s uniform and the Goy.-Elect Spessard L. Holland. CLASSIFIED COLUMN INSTRUCTION THE ILLINGWORTH MUSIC STUDIO. Mr. and Mrs. Haydn | Illingworth. European training. Piano, voice, band and orches- tral instruments taught. 615 Elizabeth Street, phone 117. jan4-tf HELP WANTED WANTED—Service Station at- tendants and helpers; quali- fications, intelligence and honesty. See LOU Friday after 8 p.m., Duval and_ Division streets. jan2-3t COOK, Male or Female, Good at Roy Watrous, Edward Strunk, | DeWitt Roberts. Ernest Avila, Mérvin Thompson, Mary Belle Archer, Rayford Roberts, Ruth Thompson, Catherine Connor, La- vinia Ricketts, John Marzyck,} Bert Cates, Robert McClintock, | Aulon and Myrna Smith, Leonel | guardsmen were treated to somej A buffet supper was served|Kellogg was much interested in saa dash ne se ses ms erank |the tfopical shrubs and trees in an eddy Sabini team enter ain- | ; 4 ed the guardsmen with songs md oe ocean OF ew piano selections. Finally the Dix- | West eh well as the many curiosi- ieland orchestra of the Samoa/ties in the horticultural line club entertained and then the throughout the city. specialized dancing. | Mrs. Thelma Gray Dunham of take lead in Kitchen. Box 33, Citizen Office. red, whte and blue. { The cowboy has dictated a de-; Apply ee z jan appointment as police officer sins and Puritan flatboats. 1 ‘ : fe s & Paice. sake eek ‘or the City of Key West, and en. doughboy’s “dog kennels”. There’ rs < sign in saddle leather, studded! with nail heads and trimmed with; gabardine, reptile skin, calf, and {C4 Upon his duties last evening. | WaNTED—MAID (white or col- a newcomer—corduroy. Plastics / pie, Demnenibe, succeeds 3 OFE9: 1 Greg) (Goad paying job for ener- also is an accent on the nautical. A patriotic style is of fabric in saddle stitching or braid. Early | ae x Peed Spe GSS Se aac | Clenney Demeritt has received jan4-3tx 3 Bie i i ; : a are used for trim. The casual shoe Rie hee who) hasbeen getic, hard working, sober, sin- is more prominent than ever, and a 7 gle woman in new tourist home. | Short Order work, also able to! strictly Fireproof Allison. Major Robert Spottswood of the | Toledo, Ohio, will arrive tonight open toes are still favorites for; Mr. and Mrs. Allison Knowles, | Father A. B. Dimmick, Charles R:'Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Archer and Mrs. Flo Smith. Woman’s Club Unit To Meet Monday There will be a meeting of the executive board of the Key West ‘Woman’s Club held on Monday evening, beginning at 8 o'clock, at the clubhouse on Division street. All officers are invited to be in| attendance. U. S. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT Observation taken at 7:30 a. m. 75th Mer. Time (city office) Temperatures Highest last 24 hours Lowest last night Mean “ : Normal 65 Rainfall, 24 hours ending 7:30 a. m., inches Total ranifall since inches Deficiency inches - ca Total rainfall since Jan. 1, inches Deficiency inches Wind Direction and Velocity W—7 miles per hour Relative Humidity 95% Barometer at 7:30 a, m., today Sea level, 30.62 (1016.6 millibars) Tomorrow's Almanac Sunrise 7:13 a.m. Sunset . 5:52 p, m. Moon, first quarter Jan. 5th Tomorrow's Tides i (Naval Base) A. 0.00 Jan. 1, otis 0,00 since Jan. 1, 0.21 0.00 since Jan. 1, 0.21 P.M. 3:34 10:01 2:56 8:51 FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m., Sunday) Key West and Vicinity: to partly cloudy and cooler night; Sunday generally joderate northerly winds. \Plorida: slightly colder, light scatter- frost in extreme north portion tonight; Sunday generally fair, slightly colder in extreme north portion. High Low Fair to- fair; CONDITIONS The northwestern high pressure area has spread southeastward over the Gulf States, sing cold- er weather in most sections from the Rockies eastward, with fr ing temperautres southward over central Texas this morning and subzero readings in many locali-| ties from Montona eastward over Minnesota. Pr y over the Lake region and the North Atlantic States, and precipitation has occurred during the last 24 hours from the upper Mississippi Valley and E - ward to th ou heavy rain Carolina light to the Pacific California ern Florida, w in portions of S¢ 82 where they were Fair to partly cloudy | |Home Guard unit was in charge of arrangements. Speeches wére made by Col. L. L. Pendleton, US. | army, com- mandant of Key ‘West ‘barracks; Mayor Willard M: Albury, Capt. |W. Curry Hartis of the Key West national guard}!Major Spottswood | jand State Representative Bernie je: Papy. ‘ | = Houstons Arrive \Here On Visit | Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Hous- |ton, of Miami, accompanied by Miss Irnee Mitchell, of McPher- son, Kans., arrived in Key West |today for a short visit. | | Mr. Houston was in the United | {States Navy during the World} | War and was stationed in Key} | West for nearly two years. Mrs. | | Houston is the former Edith Hen- | derson of Independence, Kans.,| married last | October 27. | | Mr. Houston expressed surprise | --69 at the building and military ac-! tivity now going on in Key West. He s a member of Anchor Ledge} psa, F. & A. M. There are approximately 556,- | 000 grains in a bushel of wheat. | CHAS. ARONOVITZ | EXCLUSIVE STYLES || For Individual Personalities | LADIES’ DRESSES || SILKS CHAMBRAYS || PRINTED and PLAIN JERSEYS SPUN PRINTS '| $2.98 TO $19.75 i Outstanding Craftsmanship and Brands including EVERGLADES (hand-made) | ANN SUTTON || HOPE REED L'AIGLON MARTIN MANNING SACONY pet IN cael rear FIRST SHOWING Hand-Made GAGE HATS For Southern Resort Wear Don’t fail to see this line of the world’s finest hats. Clearance Sale All Winter COATS and DRESSES AT Sacrifice Prices One rack of LADIES’ DRESSES Dark Colors, $1 .00 each No Try-ons No Approvals ee All Dark FELT HATS Values to $4.95, $1.00 each BEACH WEAR Largest and Finest Selection Bathing Suits. Cabafa Slacks. Play Suits, Slack Sets, 3-piece Sun Suits, Beach Capes. Bicycle Suits $1.98 to $29.50 Long Sleeve Silk Sport Blouses. Organdie Blouses, “Sloppy Joe” Sweaters, all colors, $1.00 each Be one of the many. yet be individually dressed from our select selection of MEN'S WEAR MONROE SUITS CURLEE CLOTHES SLACKS — SLACK SETS © ; VAN HUESEN SHIRTS ESSLEY SHIRTS ocepeories Freeman and Crosby Square SHOES! SHOES! ARONOVITZ’ DEPARTMENT STORE “STYLE LEADERS” ee i |been visiting at Clearwater, Fla. |for an extended visit with her gress and pay. High heels are aoa twice the carrying jparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. gti) ent. bi present, but designers says Gray,*’1231 South street Mrs. |ine trend toward a I r heel. | Dunham is the wife of Dr. Chester | gic Rc tie ie i F. Dunham of Toledo. Last DON'T LIKE GERMS LIVE | | | at spring the Dunham family re- —-THE— turned from a cruise around the) ¢HICAGO—Booked on a beg- world and Mrs. Dunham thought | ging charge in this city, Patrick her travels were not complete \purray told the court that the without visiting Key West. jreason he wore rubber gloves was Cor. Duval and Eaton Streets LARGE WELL FURNISHED ROOMS REFERS |to protect himself from germs on Rev. O. C. Howell, pastor of the money he handled during his COMPLETE HOTEL SERVICE Not The Cheapest In]} Ley Memorial Church, who has day’s work. Town but An Address To Be Proud Of THE ISLAND INN | | and other points, will return to| oxalic acid has been known to! Key West today, and will conduct | ..;,,, ASE ‘ science since 1776. the regular services at the church tomorrow. \ W. C. FIELDS in THE BANK DICK also COMEDY AND NEWS ‘Miss Theresa Falk, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Falk, who had | been spending the holiday season | in Key West with her parents, has returned to Portsmouth, Va., where she is employed as a nurse | at the United States Naval Hos- pital. 1 | | | | MOF Wee 2 GUIF Stream Restaurant Offers for your SUNDAY DINNER the following home cooked selections: ROAST TURKEY FRIED CHICKEN LONG ISLAND DUCKLING PRIME RIB OF BEEF CHOICE OF WESTERN STEAKS SEA FOODS MANY OTHER SELECTIONS 50c UP Home-Made ROLLS and PASTRIES Phone 9106 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH | TED M. JONES, Minister 11:00 A. M. “Unprofitable Ser- vi i 7:30 P. M. “Satan's Blockade.” | | EVERYONE WELCOME | 'MOLTSBERC'S | Showing 1941 New | KAY DUNHILL | DRESSES j Seersuckers, Kay Cruise ; || Rayons, Silk Spun Rayons and Printed Crepes, Beau- tiful Daytime and Sport Dresses, sizes 12 to 20, } size 40 and 9 to 17 for | Juniors; priced from— | $3.98 $7.98 | NOTE: Kay Dunhill Dresses are sold in Key West exclusively at Holts- berg’s. Showing New 1941 DRESS FABRICS Embroidered Piques, white and colored. New Silk} Crepes, Imported Organ- dies for Evening Wear, Eyelet Batiste, Gabardines, Powder Puff Muslin, 36- inch Drawn-work Dress Linens. “Yppi’—a new crease resisting Dumar Fabric in colors. Come and look them over Mon- day. Special Sale Monday Division and Simonton Streets BEAUTIFUL NEW SPRING MATERIALS — AT— APPELROUTH’S Plan your wardrobe so as to have more and lovelier frocks for less! Choose from cur grand selections of Silks and—florals, novelties, stripes! Glowing colors! Start sewing today! Lovely Printed SILKS BE SMART! Wear... yputh Bina and Fancy _ 50¢ Ot = FRENCH GINGHAM, 29 4,0 o> SHOES yard i Printed SEERSUCKERS Newest styles—Widest as- sortment in the city to se 39c lect from. Sizes from B to AAAA. TO in Tropical designs, in the leading de- signs, yard Spun SILKS are. ee 56 inch Printed Stripe and Silk Jersey, all at $1 00 ° yard JUST RECEIVED New Showing of Nellie Don Dresses er York and Miami-made SLACK SUITS .. AIR RAID -MILITARY Two Color Combinations SILK JERSEY we PLAY SUITS .. SILK -COTTON .. SPORT SPUN ——-0- —— BATHING SUITS in one and two pieces JANTZEN SILK PRINT -COTTONS - + JERSEY California, Smartest styles and color designs. Sport DRESSES in Seersucker and other beautiful materials. { | 5-YEAR GUARANTEED SHEETS 72x90, 81x90 and 81x99 ri $1.95 for PILLOW CASES 4 fo $1.00 Each Sheet ticketed with a : 5-Year Guarantee Label Our Store is the head- quarters for RESORT WEAR We have everything to make your stay in Key West a pleasant one. The Store of Fashion ARRIVING EVERY DAY— NEW MERCHANDISE im every department. Watch our Apply to Mr. Beckman, 321 Si- | monton Street, at once. | jan4-1tx > WANTED—Boy to work at Serv-| ice Station. See Lou Smith, Du- | val and Division streets. ' jan4-tf HOUSEWORK—Will give enlist- ed couple room with private bath in return for wife’s serv-! ices with salary. Must have own transportation. Phone Mrs. | Geiger, 489, Monday. jan4-1t ? 4 SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1941 THE SHACK Now Open Serving Meals Family Style Special Rates By The Week —~. TRY IT: TODAY— The Favorite in Key West STAR -* BRAND CUBAN COFFEE | ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS | “Key West's Outstanding” LA CONCHA HOTEL Beautiful—Air-Conditioned Rainbow Room and Cocktail Lounge DINING and DANCING Garag OPEN THE YEAR AROUND —— “TSIGANE” Gypsy Gift Shop GIFTS FROM EVERYWHERE Jefferson Hotel Bldg. . Quaint West End Duval Street VIRGINIA PATERSON 6 TRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE TRIUMPH COFFEE MILLS AT ALL GROCERS MALE HELP WANTED SALESMAN WANTED fant man who can use big op- portunity to make good money. Franchise to. sell Nash Custom} Tailored Clothes open. Should net excellent income. Want man this territory at once. Wonder- ful new Spring line out Janu- ary 20th. Write for informa- tion today, The A. Nash Com- pany, 1906 Eim Street, Cincin- | nati, Ohio. jan4-1t | W PICTURE FRAMING PICTURE FRAMING, Diplomas; | antique frames refinished. Sign | painting. Paul DiNegro, 614; _ Francis street. novi8-tf | noms | | BRING YOUR VISITING friends | in need of a good night’s rest to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL. | Clean rooms, enjoy the homey | atmosphere. Satisfactory rates. | 917 Fleming St. nov17-tf | FOR SALE | CHEVROLET ONE-YARD DUMP TRUCK. Will hold 1% Yard.! $50.00 Cash. North Beach Inn decl0-tf | Pc sce ie Uae emenemenre Lees FOR QUICK SALE—Lots 5 and 6, square 6, tract 21, each 50x100. North side Flagler (County Road) Avenue, between 5th} and 6th Streets. Price $600., Apply Box LG, The Citizen. jan4-tf Se Ses anc noes tao eer ee Maan HOUSE ARKANGED FOR HO tel or Apartments with 1 rooms and 4 baths, including | $2,400 of furniture and fixtures | at 1104 Division street, opposite | Tift’s Grocery. Has large Din-| ing Room suitable for Board- ing House. $9,750; one third cash, balance reasonable in-| stallments to suit purchaser with low interest. See Raymond Lord at County Court House or! Phone 622. octl9-sat-tf | ‘ecimcaiecoen® FoR SALE—Three lots, corner Georgia and United, 80x132'. High land. A sacrifice if sold at once, $1100. Apply H. T., Roberts, 1401 Division street. oct19-sat-tf | FOR SALE CHEAP—Crawford | Electric Stove in splendid con- dition. 1225 Division street Phone 356. jan3-tf, eects SECOND SHEETS—500 for 50c. The Artman Press. nov19-tf FOR RENT TO COUPLE, delightful 4-room Apartment in private home. Hot water; no animals or chil- dten taken. Price $65.00. 615 lizabeth, Phone 117. jan3-tf rental Completely automatic hot water, i rooms, 2 baths. Good location, $750 until April 15th. Box G-10, The Citizen jun3-3tx TWO - BEDROOM FURNISHED House, all modern conveniences, ; $65.00 month. Apply after 3:00 p. m at 910 Elizabeth street. jan3-3 SHED APARTMENT. bath 906 «Grinnell off Division, near Bell jard-3tx, FUR private street, Tower. Come and See— THE BETTY RAYMOND RESTAURANT :- 512 Caroline Street -: Tea Complete ‘Epidemic of ‘Cor, Margaret and Southard Sis.! Cold Symptoms | Soaestas nos ness ROR \relieves cold symptoms the first |day.—Adv. | When In Need Of A TAXI-— Call 9125 Everready Taxi Co. 24 Hour Service GS, FOR YOUTHFUL SPIRITS ROLLER SKATE Southard and Duval Streets SESSIONS: 2 P. M. till 4 P, M. 7:30 P. M, till 10 P. M. IF YOU CAN WALK YoU CAN SKATE —— Shoe Skates For Sale —— | | NUTHEY WAVE BEEN CHECKED OVER : F i E i Hi i iielis 3 afl i < 5 Se I Announcing--- 1 The Boca’ Chica Beach Club BOCA CHICA BEACH will be operated dur- ing the coming season as a membership club, Mem- berships will be classified as follows: Govern- mental, for commissioned personnel and their families; Seasonal, for winter visitors and their families; Resident, for Key Westers and their fami- lies. transients. Beach facilities “showers, rest-rooms, There will also be a few memberships for include dressing rooms, umbrellas, sun mats and Ligsbenen Restaurant and bar service will extend “40, the Beach. A lifeguard and beach boy will be LUG + «in attendance, Oy Further information is available at Boca Chiea wheie membership applications may be made, RESTAURANT AND COTTAGES OPEN TO PUBLIC Room for Improvement .. . Is there “roém for improvement” when you look at your kitchen, living room, bedroom, or bath? Give your rooms the proper back- ground for indoor living with a new color schemé—paint. . .paneling. +. composition ¢overings. Bremnais! 9196 You'll find room in your budget, too, for all kinds of home repairs and im- provements if you use the FHA Plan of convenient monthly payments,