The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 6, 1941, Page 4

PAGE FOUR SOCIETY :-: Key West Woman’s Club Holds Instruction Meeting (By RUBY MORGAN Tuesday afternoon the Wo- man’s Club met in regular ses- sion at the Home on_ Division Mrs. Frederic W. Knapp, president was in charge of the business meeting. The club prayer was read in unison opening the mecting. Fol- lowing this allegiance was pledged to Flag and the Star Spangled Banner sung. Mem- bers of the club ‘then sang “Our West Woman’s Club.” fare chairman aid in making children’s dresses at Red Cross sewing room. Mrs. Albert J. Mills, sponsor for Junior Club reported several new members. She also told of th cc of the Fashion Show at C Marina, sponsored by the local club. Letters of thanks are to be forwarded the management of hotel for the splendid co- operation given to the club in making the club enterprises held there such successful undertak- ings Mrs. Haydn Mlingworth, Fine Arts chairman reported on the in- ter ng exhibit by American artists on display at the Art Cen+/} ter. Mrs. Stephen Douglass, chair- man membership reported three new members: Mrs. Tom Schne- tala, Miss Helen Schnetala and Mrs. Forester Miller. Mrs. W. J. Ingling, whose lib- rary committee is doing such splendid work, reported 155 nated books. Also a set of EI bert Hulbert’s “Little Journe given by Mrs. Wm. Warren, memory of the faithful work the late Miss Mamie Wardlow. Miss Mary Trevor, chairman of book committee reported eight new books on order, er in Mrs. Louis C, Brinton suggested | the use of the club house be al- lowed the self-deb club for meet- ings. This met with the approval of the membership. Mrs. Julian Marks was given a “AS OTHERS SEE US'-AND, IN THAT TOWN PAUL WOOTEN in the Lebanon (Tenn) Democrat A hot, coppery sheen bounced off the Florida Straits, and even behind dark glasses you screwed your eyes into a tight squint, An expanse of molten platinum spread its seething border against |mind—and you don’t know why. | ave a party in the patio of the the rock-strewn fringe of the right-of-way. Ragged patches of white cloud hung low under the blue sky. . .Key West was an hour behind, and the little land |rattie of a town that died long|Miss Eleanor Foster, Mr. and Mrs crabs scuttued across the road in| front of your car. nie afer ee { (You're not going home and sit} down and write a column about | all this, before you even unpack |zine article on Key West, and/tained at the same tim +. you're done that already, too/how it was—but the road back|Hugh Bancroft, many times before. But suppose —you thought—you go home and wait until some March night stacks ridges of white along dark bare branches. , .stretches icicles down from the es and pushes the mercury back in its bulb, . . then write your column; not now, but then. . .and wonder what part of this palm-brown photo-|\ Why couldn't we stick to some-|ter, N. Y. montage will stick mind?) in your February is gon the sort of night we. waited for hasn't comet; another generation of frogs will be throbbing down in Sinking do- | of | vote of thanks for the use of her Novely home and gardens for a |Tea sponsored by club. | The club also voted to provide | writing material and games at the | |Public Library for service men| and visitors. | ! Mrs. Stephen Douglass and} Miss Minnie Porter Harris were{ ‘elected delegates to the annual, meeting of Federation of Wo- man’s Club at Miami, March 25 to 28. | Mrs. Knapp announced an! ‘oyster supper will be sponsored | by club at the home on Division ; street, March 20th. | The club also agreed upon aj suggestion from a winter visitor, Miss Dorothy George, to call upon | the mayor and council to ask their | cooperation in eliminating noisy ‘ears and motorcycles from the} jstreets of Key West. A commit- ; jtee.is to be approved to attend | ‘each council meeting during the | | year. Mrs. Haydn Illingworth, chair- |man of Fine Arts Department (was in charge of the program for | |the day. The opening number, a song, “America the Beautiful” was sung by the membership. The guest speaker, Miss Doris Lee'a well known artist, gave a | {most interesting and instructive ; talk. She mentioned the many | things in our city to appeal to the artists, { Mrs. Bodler sang two numbers | |“Transformation” by Winter Watts and “My Lover Comes on the Ski” by Clough-Leighter. Mrs. Bodler has been most gracious in her appearances be- | |fore the club this winter. i | Mrs. Illingworth’s article on the | life of the great composer “Pad- | erewski” was very much enjoyed. | The final number was the sing- | ing of “Florida My Florida.” Tea and cakes were served dur- | ing the informal social hour which ifollowed the program. | . . Beautiful old church, weather- |worn, and pushing its once white {Cross high above a tangle of trop- jical vegetation. Sure, Key West sticks in your | {Nothing there now, except the jnaval station. . .nothing but the jdry rattle of palms in hot streets |. . .the eternally echoing death ago, . .when the cigar factories | moved to Tampa, and a hurricane blew the railroad away. | Not long ago we read a maga- is a long one trying to come back. And maybe it will and we can’t help hoping that they don’t | make it. (Their Chamber of} Commerce probably wouldn't understand that. . .but then, they | probably wouldn’t understand that we loved the town.) j thing like Miami, and the cop on the Courtty Causeway who said hello, Tennes Miami y= line, pouring its neon into eve time we drove by?. . .Or the B: jcayne Bay, . .or the Miami news- | hoy who slammed his bundle of THE KEY WEST CITIZEN _— 20 te th ent eme tme t t a Brunette, Brownette And Blonde Beauties devil come in between, we lose our spiritual vision, just as Isaiah had lost his when the king came in between him and the Throne. “We need a new vision in Am- erica,” MRS. RICHEY SPOKE (ON ISAIAH’S VISION WIFE OF EVANGELIST AD- needs a new vision. Our churches DRESSED LARGE CROWD |need a new vision. Our counties, | cities, homes—the people—need'a AT TENT REVIVAL |new spiritual outlook. They need a | “God’s judgments are still in |the earth, and men as well as/| nations that forget Him ‘are rid- | ing to a fall, unless they repent,” | | Mrs. Raymond T. Richey told her | | audience at the big revival tent at | Duval and Division streets, last | night. “Too many Christians,” , Mrs. Richey said, “have acquired | a false conception of Jehovah, and | % “'make a lopsided testimony. when (Special to The Citizen) | PALATKA, Fla., March 6.—A trio of Southern beauties, includ- | ing a blonde, brunette and brownette, who will compete for the title of “Azalea Queen for 1941” at the Fourth Annual Azalea Festival Beauty Pageant to be held in the Ravine Gardens here, March 9. the lower panel is blond Mildred Sheffield, sponsored by the Suffolk, Va. Junior Chamber of Commerce. Brunette Frances Slade, repre sentative of Jacksonville, Fla., Jaye is shown in the upper left panel with Miss Imogene Parramore, brownette entry of the Madi- son, Fla., Jaycees, upper right for a year over the more than 105,000 Azaleas now in full bloom at the gardens. ‘Key West Players Perform Tonight Entertainments At Casa Marina Key West Players tonight will present three one-act plays Harris School in the first of a two- night run. The curtain goes up at 8:15 o'clock. Members of the cast last night ran through dress rehearsals for the plays and today promised local playgoers a full evening of entertainment. == | On the social activity front at La Casa Marina. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Crump, Jr., of Memphis, Tenn., hostelry for Mr. and Mrs. John C. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Rene Leon, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Mc- Intosh, Mrs. Calvin Fentre Jr., In| The winner of the pageant will reign | at) they invariably speak of God as a | God of love. Too many people outside the pale of the Church make a tragic mistake when they | regard God only as a God of) ; tenderness, and mercy, and for- bearance.” God is all of that, and 1 | more, the speaker said. “He is a God of justice, and of judg- | | ments!” | Mrs. Richey based her sermon | | on Isaiah's transforming _ vision, | jand her text was: “In the year | | that King Uzziah died I saw also | |the Lord” (Isa. 1:1). It appeared, | | she said, that the King Uzziah | | had to die before the old prophet | could see the Lord God. “And so | it is with many of us today, It | ; may be that things, people, plans, | | programs, ambition, desire, may | | all have to be put out of the way | before we can see God. All idols | | must be broken! When the things , ;of the world, the flesh or the MY UNCLE SAM |By ROBERT STANLEY ARCHER ON SALE AT i (Age, 10 Years) | There is a man I love— | His name is Uncle Sam— | I like him even better Than mother’s strawberry jam. | There is a little ranch house | Way out in the west, | Where all my thoughts go to | When I lie down to rest. | | | | | | Today’s Horoscope | Today gives an ambitious and | |sensitive nature, with great pow- ers of determination. Somewhat |aggressive and obstinate and a |little irritable, effort should be ;made to avoid offending others, ‘which ig easy in this degree. The native is fond of travel. continued the speaker. . Of all the Sealtest Ice Cream Pies we've yet offered, we are proudest of this one. The fill- ing is ripe luscious strawberries. The crusts are made with that famous Sea/test Vanillalce D Dairies THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1941 a new vision. For, ‘where there! tonight, illustrating with inter- is no vision the people perish.’ We need to get a vision of God’s |majesty, His wonder, His might, His holiness-” Today is being observed by the members of the Richey party, and friends of the revival, with fast- ing and prayer. The Rev. Roy Eger, pastor of the Evangelistic Tabernacle, Miami, will preach , LOVR-MAREH. ARGA\N \N DESSERTS “ esting picture slides a sermon on Bible prophecy. With Rev. Eger will be several members of his | Tabernacle orchestra. _Evangelist Richey, Friday night, will present free motion pictures, “Bombs Over Europe,” ./as a feature of his nation-wide prayer crusade. Actual scenes of carnage will be shown. _Saableal_ We CREAM STRAWBERRY PIE oy 33¢ SERVES 4 Cream. Those festive decorations are frozen whipped cream. Here'sareal “party” dessert, economical enough to serve at family meals. Look for the Sealtest Symbol on the carton. ISE SCREAM DEALERS Sealtest, Imc., and its member companies are under one common ownership Don't Miss Rudy Vallee in the Sealtest Radio Show, Every Thursday, 10 P.M. WIOD Your Best Bet! FOR QUALITY FOODS WEEK-END SPECIALS Meat Department Wayne S. Vetterlein, Dr. and Mrs Fred M. Hodges and Frank Cot- ter. Dr. and Mrs. Francis of Newton Center, Mass., Newton, enter- The plays are “The Loves , of Lionel,” “The Purple Rim,” and} “Farewell to Love.” They will go on both tonight and tomorrow | night. Borden's CREAM CHEE Large Shipped Fresh, Meaty, SPARERIBS, 2 Ibs. Western 25¢ for Mrs. Mrs. William Cox, Mrs. John Gannett, Mr. and Mrs, Allyn B. McIntire, Mr. and Mrs. John Oldrin, Miss Gladys Jenkins and Lewis M. Gibb (Continued from Page One) Mr. and Mrs. Thor proved by the state budget com- of Chicago, had guests, as did Mr. r n. and Mrs. K. H. Springfield, Vt., and Mr. Carl F. W. Kaelber, BURR PLACED ON COUNCIL ate work of the several divi- sions, which are organized under the chairmanship of the governor to plan cooperation of c i justrial and military activ of national emergency. He defense will coor counc of Roches- NEW HEAD 0 BEVERAGE DEPT. (Continued from Page On ment were reduced by M e) Creek before many more weeks) papers down on the sidewalk and | from 8.68 percent in 1 go by, and if we're going to get any copy of two August weeks in Florida we'd better do it before wild ruin the golf greens. out 1ions And, aft ix nth Stick in our mind Key West y West, with its ng cereus plant f h what did certain! wded aten pty d a said “That Hitler makes me dog-GONE mad!” so You could write a book Boardwalk at Daytona Be: a another on the time we got caught a storm out on the Spruce | creek tidal flats. (Any time yn the you tart out alone in a boat, you can | fi go hang up your storm shutters and you'd better hurry.) 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Just pour 2 cups boiling water over 4 cups sugar, add 1 teaspoon MAPLEINE, and you have 2 pints golden rich syrup. A 2-ounce bottle of MAPLEINE flavors 24 pints syrup. Also imparts delightful favor to desserts, ‘adds zest to main dishes. At your grocer’s. Hormel Sliced BACON, Ib. Fresh GROUND MEAT, lb. Large FRANKFURTE LIPZLZLLLALLAL AL LLL LAA LAL ALLL LL Armour’s \y, TRY If TODAY— ICREAM, tall can 5%¢ | The Favorite in Key West STAR % BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS 22c PREM. can JELLO and JELLO PUDDING, 3 pkgs. Libby's TOMATO 14¢ JUICE, 2 cans _. 15¢ Libby's FRUIT COCKTAIL. 25e 2 tall cans 15c “Key West's Outstanding” LA CONCHA HOTEL Beautiful—Air-Conditioned Rainbow Room and Cocktail Lounge Green DINING and DANCING BEANS. Strictly Fireproof Garage ns OPEN THE YEAR AROUND Sn LIMA 2 Ne Gray’s Fishery, Ojus cheap...cheap.. cheap Second-hand, used and as-is plumbi mbing fixtures and motors— gas en- pipe (all U. S. No. 1 POTATOES. 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