The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 8, 1941, Page 4

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN DEMONSTRATION OF | see 5 eeayacen monpay | Many Visitors View \Color Photographs Key West has been included on | PAGE FOUR -: SOCIETY : Fine Program Arranged For Organ Recital Monday Night Cee aK IRIE | pal. Organ recital will be given at Saint Paul’s Church on Monday} Miss Lewin was selected with evening, February 10, at 8:00 o’clock under the auspices of the Young Barbara Guerra and Flossie Mae People’s Service League. Charles R. Roberts is the organist. The | Key by the student body as one | models. pee tolows: G.F Handel |! the three girls most eligible to “Largo” | sige ‘ 5 gene | the DAR i 15 The magnificent Largo in G is monumental in its lsie wad eee eae. a a4 oe theme, noble phrasing and eloquent cadences. | by the faculty on her four quali- Kilmer-Rasbach _| ties of dependability, leadership, “I think that I shal! never see, service and loyalty, A poem lovely as a tree— Mrs. E. G. Sewell, wife of the A tree that looks at God all day age RaE Ey mayan aera yheed And lifts her leafy arms to pray.” | Everglades Chapter, DAR, Miami, |which will come here Feb. 25 to SATURDAY, FEBRUARY'8, 1941 |“GUEST ARTIST NIGHT” —_| ment. . leave it to M.C. and or- | AT SLOPPY JOE'S 'chestra leader Eddie Tryon. Tonight is “Guest Artist Night”|, onere Se uite a number of Miss Vilna Alfonso took high at Sloppy Joe’s Famous Bar, paleo night club ‘entertainers lwhere there is never a dull mo- jfrom other cities in town today ;and have consented to appear to- night. Also, the stars of the Navy will entertain with singing and | Miss Alfonso Takes | Honors At Party | They hung out the “standing room only” sign at the Key West |honors in the Key West Junior Tourist Club last night as more|Woman’s Club bridge _ party | *|than 100 visitors crowded into’ Thursday afternoon. Mrs. An- |wkich is making a tour of the/the Art Center to see color photo- | grew Elwood won the consolation |graphs of the city by Ivan Dmi-! resided over by Miss Annabel \tri and many were turned away, rae to get inside the building. |, Titinderbolt' wit Benin “Key rciuresstony about (Key West,|Wo ee ee West Monday at the showrooms |were thrown on a screen in the |" Bee piace a | A | pez, of Navarro, Inc., corner Duval | form of slides. ie y Gini merabers ail oe ‘son, Paul Mesa, Jr., Andrew EI- | and Southard streets. ub members will meet aga | Woo, Maurice Scammons,: Hec- It shows airflow principles de- } » Con- ‘tomorrow afternoon at the Con- |; Barroso, Raymond Curry, Mer- veloped to the point of perfection | make a tour through the Convent vent of Mary Immaculate to 1) Roberts and Robert Thomp- sure to influence the future as;museum. Members of the group, i i |the:1688 Airflow: Chrysles has ano |and/sil othersiwho lace iutersstedi| = ico brcaenenMicnetoe ee nei 5 will meet in front of the Convent [Betty Ann. Biers. arbera: oor fluenced the cars of today. lee sieinsk ser, Arline Printz, Alicia McCoy, | Betty Lewin Will |Receive DAR Award | Betty Lewin, Key West senior |high school student, has been elected by the student body and the faculty to receive the annual DAR award, it was announced to- day by Horace O’Bryant, princi- pal. ithe list of places to be visited by | the Chrysler Thunderbolt, the |aerodynamic car of the future, Marguerite Page, Benildes Re- mond, Betty Lee Allshouse, iEdythe Earle Moffet, Vilna Al-} whistling. |fonso, €lara Yates, Juanita Don-| All in all, with new tunes play- $0; Rolarts, Phyllis Adams,!ed the old fashioned way by Ed- Gerry jwies, Lois Pinder, Mar-}die Tryon’s orchestra, there will garet ite, Solita Cobo, Juanita be plenty of entertainment at | Mayg and-Ada Rodriguez. Sloppy Joe’s tonight. rize. country demonstrating what . Present at the party, which' was |Chrysler has. planned for: future | “Trees” NOW.... “Valsette” Felix Borowski i i ae is the time “Un Giorno in Venezia” (1) Aiba (2) Canzone Amorosa (A Day in Venice) Ethelbert Nevin Exquisite tonal pictures of that: “White phantom city whose untrodden streets Are rivers and who Shadows of palac “March in F” “Now the Day is Over” » pavements are the shifting and strips of sky.” Frank Moir Gould-Tours Vocal Quartette (1) “Traumerei” (2) “Melody in F” (3) “Serenade” Robert Schumann Anton Rubinstein Franz Schubert World loved, poignantly beautiful and alluring melodies; truly immortal masterpie es from the hearts of great composers. “The Lost Chord” “It flooded the Arthur Sullivan crimson twilight Like the close of an angel’s psalm, And it lay on t he fevered spirit With a touch of infinite calm.” IX. “March in C” X. “America” Vocal J. L. Battman Quartette QUARTETTE—Mtrs. J. S. Roberts, Mrs. S. F. Lowe, Edmund Curry Lieut. Comdr. Byr Chairman At a recent meeting of the, Garden Club, Lieut. Comdr. Ray |Floor Plan, Lieut. Comdr. Ray W. | and S. M. Goldsmith ns Elected Of Flower Show ‘Transportation, Decorations, W. Byrns was elected to act as'Byrns (SC) USN. chairman of this year’s Flower | Publicity, Mrs. Theone Lloyd, Show, which is to be held at the | Mrs. P. L. Cosgrove. Key West Public Library on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, March 1, 2 and 3. Aside from the flower exhibits, | it is planned to provide entertain- | Reception, Mrs. Wallace Kirke. Admission, Mrs. Frederick Prin- {dle. Schools, Mrs, Gloriana Bayley. | Tropical Blossoms, Mrs. J. J. ment on at least the first and! Trevor. second days in the form of music, etc. in keeping with the dignity of | the exhibit. Names of committee chairmen are as follows: Chairman, Lieut. Comdr. Ray W. Byrns (SC) USN. Vice-Chairmen, Mrs. Everett P. Winter, Wallace Kirke. Champagne Hour Again Tonight The patio of the C will again be the scene Champagne Hour tonight. These weekly dances have been | a phenomenal success, and with the present capacity crowd at the lt hostelry, a large attendance is ex- pected this evening. | Residents and winter visitors in | Key West are welcome to attend | and join in the fun. a Marina of a I The contest will start about 10 \, o'clock and continue until 11, | Thereafter dancing to the mu- |. sie of Dave Carson and the Casa |” Marina orchestra will be in order. | APPR Whereas, Throughout all long and involved process bringing to a successful conclu- sion the project of securing the land which was a p quisite to the establishment on Boca Chica } Key of a United States Army Airport, with of advancemen the prosperity of Monroe County and of Key West, The Key West Citizen has been liberal and untiring in its co-operation the County Board of Cor sioners and with the Key W merce, Therefore, Be It Resolvec the Key West Chambe merce hereby invaluable The Key W publisher, Mr. tenders hin for the he} the | iy Chamber of Com- | acknowledges the !T performed by n, through its and the hearty project at th . nm February . CHAMBER OF | Page Building ed to Mr. L. P. Ar Fruits), Mrs. | Mrs. Earl Johnson. ECIATION |ner. potentialities | two (Crunch) Stanley ar «s MRS. J Ferns, Mrs. Mercedes Taylor, Mrs. Eola Swicegood. Specimen Plants, Rufus Pitt- man. Begonias, Mrs. Paul Vecker, |Mrs. Wm. R. Warren. Bougainvilleae, Guy Carleton. Crotons, Mrs. Carl Bervaldi. Potted Palms, Mrs Ella Cash. Hanging Baskets, Mrs. Guy Carleton. (Vegetables and Stephen Douglass, Specimens Hibiscus, Mrs. Curry Moreno, Mrs, H. C. Galey. Wild Flowers, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Sykes. Garden Flowers, Miss Etta Pat- erson, Rose Arrangements, Mrs. G. D. Hatfield. Oleanders, Mrs. Horace Con- | nable. Visitors’ Exhibit, Mrs. L. L. endleton. Picture Boxes, Mrs. Cyril Mar- hall. Miniature Vases, Miss fFhompson, Miss Betty Moreno. Table Displays, Mrs. Hebe Men- Art Mrs Flower Paintings, of Everett P. Winter. TWO ORCHESTRAS AT WHITE HERON CLUB White orchestras Heron Club will feature tonight Mark and his band ya band. Both . to pa present Miss Lewin with the jmedal. Miss Guerra and Miss | Key will be given certificates of | award. Miss Lewin’s name later will be placed in a hat with award |winners from cities throughout \the state, the winner to get a trip to Washington. | Anna Lemberson | Marriage of Edward Higgs, 23, |and Miss Anna Ray Lemberson jlast week was announced today. They were married by Frank- \lin Arenberg, . justice of the | peace. LEFT YESTERDAY Mrs. Edith Moffatt left over the |highway yesterday afternoon to |meet her brother, Col. John I, Moore of, Langley Field, Va., who flew to Miami for a short visit in that city. IN MEMORIAM John Christian Gekeler February 6, 1941 On February Fourth, Nineteen | | Hundred Forty One, the citizens | of this community were shocked | and grieved because of the death | |of the Reverend John Christian Gekeler. | His friends had become very | Solicitous because of his apparent | illness, but were not prepared for the end so soon. Rotarian John Gekeler, true to the teachings of Rotary and his religion, lived a life of service, actively and enthusiastically in- terested in welfare work and con- | tinuously striving for the social, | moral and spiritual uplift of the community. Past President of the Key West Rotary Club, President of the Ministerial Alliance and Secretary of the County Welfere Board are | some of the activities that indicate the direction of his energies. | The members of the Key West | ‘Rotary Club know from personal experience how valuable were his teachings and educational talks to |us and especially to members on the objects and ideals of Rotary. | In Church, at Rotary luncheons and civic meetings, his hearers listened intently whenever he had something to say, for he was al- ways prepared with an approp- riate message, address or prayer. It is fitting that Rotarians | should elect in meeting assembled, resolutions expressing our | sorrow and compassion with those of his relatives and friends and we | do therefore extend our sincere sympathy to his Widow. Therefore, be it resolved by the Rotary Club of Key West, that we pledge ourselves to continue this public welfare work. Be it fur- |ther resolved that a copy of this Memoriam be presented to the widow and family, spread upon | Joan jour minutes and published in the | local paper. Resolutions prepared and of- fered by Rotarian William R Warren and adopted by the Rotary Club at a regular meeting held February 6th, 1941 at Key West, Florida KEY WEST ROTARY CLUB President Everett W. Russell | Vice-President William V. Little | Attest: | W. T. Fripp, Secretary. ” STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE DR. A. M. MORGAN Ann es that ULIA HERGATT of Chicag is now in charge of the Physical Therapy Dept. (Massage. Fume Baths. Colonics) Phone 281 TRAIL OF THE VIGILANTES NEWS — — — COMEDY TRIUMPH COFFEE MILLS AT ALL GROCERS NO NAME LODGE Famous Bahia Monda Fishing Reef - Tarpon - Permit - Bone Fishing Cottages—$3.50 a day and up Stone Crab Dinners a Specialty Phone No Name Key No. 1 For Information “Key West's Outstanding” LA CONCHA HOTEL Beautiful—Air-Conditioned Rainbow Room and Cocktail Lounge DINING and DANCING ly Fireproof Garage OPEN THE YEAR AROUND ~~ ORDINANCE NO. 388 | ienemenaianaeati | AN ORDINANCE FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROTECTING THE HEALTH AND WELFARE \OF THE CITIZENS OF THE CITY |OF KEY WEST BY PROVIDING |FOR A PLUMBING CODE FOR |THE CITY OF KEY WEST BY CREATING A BOARD OF AUTHORIZING THE BOARD TO ESTABLISH, ADOPT AND PROMULGATE RULES AND REGULATIONS PROVIDING FOR THE EXAMI- PLUMBERS; PROVIDING FOR |THE SALARIES OF THE |PLUMBING COMMISSIONERS AND PLUMBING INSPECTOR; PROVIDING FOR FEES TO BE| |COLLECTED BY THE PLUMB- | ING INSPECTOR; PROVIDING | FOR THE ISSUANCE OF PER- MITS FOR DOING PLUMBING WORK; PROVIDING FOR PER- MITS AND SPECIFICATIONS ;}TO BE FILED WITH THE PLUMBING INSPECTOR;. PRO- VIDING FOR AN ARBITRATION BOARD; PROVIDING FOR PLUMBING CODE _ DEFINI- TIONS, TERMS TO BE USED AND INTERPRETATIONS; PRO- VIDING FOR A SYSTEM OF WATER SUPPLY TO BE USED AND PLUMBING FIXTURES TO BE INSTALLED; PROVIDING FOR THE QUALITY OF MA- TERIALS CONTAINED AND PIPES TO BE USED IN PLUMB- | ING WORK; PROVIDING FOR INSPECTION AND TESTS TO BE MADE BY THE PLUMBING | INSPECTOR AND PROVIDING | THORITY OF THE PLUMBING | INSPECTOR; PROVIDING FOR, A PENALTY FOR THE VIO-) LATION OF THIS ORDINANCE. Passed by the City Council on first reading August 27th., A. D. 1940. | Passed by the City Council on second reading September 12th., A. D. 1940. Passed by the City Council on third and final reading Septem- ber 26th., A. D. 1940. LEONARD B. GRILLON, President Pro-tem City Council. Attest: ARCHIE ROBERTS, City Clerk. Approved by me this 7th day of February, A. D. 1941 WILLARD M. ALBURY, feb8,1941 Mayor. } | TRY IT TODAY— |The Favorite in Key West STAR + BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS | Special— Chicago Shoe Skates White Shoes with Maple Wheels $9.75 | Tommie’s Skating Palace FOR YOUTHFUL SPIRITS ROLLER SKATE Southard Street—Ladies 25c SESSIONS: 2:30 P. M. till 4:30 P. M.—Mon. Tues. Wed. Thur. 7:30 till 10:00 P. M.—Fri. Sat. Holidays 8:00 till 10:30 P. M. If You Can Walk You Can Skate Shoe Skates For Sale—Terms TERMITES TERMITES cause actual property damage far more than the small cost of protection. We can quickly check this menace for you. Guaranteed results at EXTERMINATING CO. Commander Ray Byrnes of the mander Byrnes was stationed in the Orient for a number of years and has collected a number of Chinese idols which he will dis- | play at the Art Center. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This is to certify that I will not forward. feb7-2tx FRANK GATES. | | | NATION AND LICENSES OF | Valentine Musical Festival Auspices Young People’s Dept. 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