The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 1, 1941, Page 4

brother- gegen A pan her ite marqui- sque waist |. lace was ris, and , flowers ana | evening. The couple left the following | Miami where Mr./ Sicien ic wamened on Se 8. -C. G, Mojave. KEY | Stewara S.. Reynolds, word yesterday born to “Mrs. San Diego, Cal., th Mrs, Reynolds tions in: Cuba will com- a 1 Brecitent Machado to give up re in the near fu- the Rev. Alfred DeBarritt, | Presbyterian minister, pre- dicted upon his return here from Havana 4 # already are all but i sanbearable and are growing ig 2 daily, the minister declar- ,ed. “There is a feeling of tense- £ ', he said, “with every fourth numbering among _ its A a soldier, police officer f detective”. Fo ». Ernesto Perez of the local gas | yesterday bought 48 cows 16 hogs from J. Roland! 4 Perez said he will establish a = sanitary dairy, as well as a modern = slaughter nish fresh meats to Key West and other cities this side of Miami. ‘Algernon Blair company, Montgomery, Ala., yesterday | was awarded a contract for con: | saya of the $525,000 post of- | building in Key West, and{ fompany officials immediately | announced they would © start ‘work on the building by Aug-| mst 1. The Blair firm won the con- tract with a low bid of $388,844, | but the figure does not include | elevators or furnishings for the | offices. Purchase of the neces- Sary equipment and furniture is | ted to consume the differ- ence between the bid and the $525,000, appropriated. Hugh M. Norton, chief radio lectrician, ‘W. has reported | for duty heré to” “relieve R. 0.) Swint, assistant material officer. | + Swint will motor to Newport, R. L, to join the U.S.S. Marble- | head for sea BOs: St. Panl’s Splebopal church was | the scene of a lovely wedding at | sunrise this morning when Miss | Genevieve Lounders, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Loun- ders, was united in marriage with Reynold Thompson. The cere- mony was performed by the Rev. rthur B. Dimmick, pastor of the urch. Mr. and Mrs, Frank White, 823 White street, have announced the birth of a 10%-pound boy Mon- day. . Darnell Carey last ene master councilor, P night was Robert Perry chapter,,Order of De- | Molay, as members .of, the, lodge | held their annual election. John Camus was elected senior Gouncilor, with John J. Kirschen- Baum, junior councilor. Emilio © Norcisa, scribe, still has six Months to serve under his pres- ent terin. The Citizen, said: “Regardless of how enthusias- | tically Brother Shouse and some Other leading Democrats may en- Gorse Hoover's debt holiday Plan, it will be well to mark this prediction: “This is merely a prelude Uncle Sam's wiping off the hole Europe owes him. Wall » to whom European coun-| in an editorial, Fred Eberhardt, veteran news- paperman, who makes his part- time home in Key West, returned ‘here from Tallahassee Sunday with Mrs. Eberhardt for an inde- finite stay. Eberhardt covered the last session of the legislature, Charles Stepson; who had been spending some time in Key West, Jeft yésterday afternoon on the Florida Motor Lines bus enroute to Blowing Rock, N. C. Mrs. Ida Archer and brother, | Eugene Roberts, who had been | visiting in Miami with relatives, | lreturned to Key West on Sunday W. D. Evans, who resides at 307 Elizabeth street, who had been} ‘undergoing treatment at one cae the hospitals in Washington, D, C., | returned to Key West during the [latter part of last week. Joe Castillo, carpenter, former- in Miami, | was among the recent arrivals | here for a visit with relatives and | friends. Mrs, Shirley Cook was among} those arriving here last week from | | Miami ‘for a visit with relatives | and friends ly of Key West, but who’ is now | pi } making his residence | will be in the competition at Daytona Beach, | | Chamber to send entries for the contest, 'a new state-wide Ja Harry B,. Peacock, after spend- | "ling a short visit in Key West, left | at the week-end for his home in Miami. | Charity Dance | Tharsday Night (Contributed) If you don’t come to the big Charity Dance Thursday night, staged by the Junior Women and DeMolays in the Rainbow Room | of La Concha Hotel, you will| really be missing something. | Besides the “Treasure Chest” number which is really going to | be something, the “Smoother | Than Smooth” couple is also go- | ing to be picked again, but a lit- | tle bit different from last year. Smooth dancers will really have | to be “on their toes” from the very first dance as the judges will | be around the room constantly | and all through the evening twelve couples will be picked | from among the dancers. These couples will haye a dance all to} themselves and from them will “dance out” the “Smoother Than | Smooth” winnah} Don’t forget to make reserva- tions by calling 288-J. / CHESTERFIELD ADS ARE’ T0 HAIL U.S. | CHESTERFIELD RADIO TO DE- DICATE TWO FULL WEEKS TO ARMY AND NAVY | | i | “Chesterfield Navy Week” and “Chesterfiel Army Week” are an- nounced for the weeks beginning July 7th and July 2ist in twin ad- vertisements of the new Chester- field Cigarette campaign released jmationally by Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company. | During these weeks the Army and Navy can call for their favo-! rite ‘musical numbers on Fred }Waring’s “Chesterfield Pleasure Time” program, broadcast every jevening from Monday through Friday over National Broadcasting | Company stations. Each number | | Played will be dedicated to an in-| dividual camp. Chesterfield Cigarettes have for | many years been among the sales leaders in both Services and take pride in this long Chesterfield’s Glenn |“Moonlight Serenade” | broadcast over Columbiz | casting System on Tues: jnesday and Thursda ssociation. Miller y, Wed- evenings, | also dedicate one number nightly to the boys in camp. The new advertisements are un- j usual in their direct tie-up -of | newspaper and radio advertising Other advertisements of the new Chesterfield campaign spot-light }many personalities, including “Miss America of 1940-41,” Doro- thy McGuire of the stage “Claudia,” and Merle Oberon and tincluded in’ this comprehensive Chesterfield series, in an ader' ment dedicated to “men of steel.” tries owe even more, not only | won't ‘forgive’ even one penny, |} but it will collect the last cent of interest—a feat made possible by their failure to pay the U.S.” COLDS To ii. Misery of Liquip ~6 6 TABLETS ( ‘ Nose | COUGH DROBS \Ter “Reb-My-Tiem—a We Wonderful | Liniment | THE WEATHER | Last Night Granted Licenses | -_ en (By MARY BELLE ARCHER) | Two soldiers stationed in Key| |Observation taken at 7:30 a. m., The Young Peoples Service;West yesterday were granted hit | ree » West. CATEZEN To Compete At Daytona Beach _ WILL ONE BE “MISS GLAMOUR GIRL?” II FIP IIL ILL LT ’ EVE DYER LUCILLE KINDRED ELIZABETH COLSON THESE THREE ATTRACTIVE BRUNETTES are the first contestants to be announced in the “Miss Florida Glamour Girl” contest at Daytona Beach July 4. Left to right they are Miss Eve Dyer. Palat- | ka; Miss Lucilile Kindred, Clermont, and Miss Elizabeth Colson, Leesburg. A field of about 15 beau- picked by that many Florida Jaycee clubs is expected to compete for the title and $150 in first-| | ize money to be divided between the winner and the sponsoring organization. Miss Dyer was host | maid-of-honor at the last Azalea festival at Palatka and was ineligible there for the prize money, but | (Special to The Citizen) DAYTONA BEACH, July 1—A new Florida beauty queen will be picked at this city’s boardwalk | bandshell here the night of July 4 as part of the city’s Frolics celebration. She will be . Miss Florida | Glamour Girl’. All Junior Chambers of Commerce in Florida have been asked by the Daytona Beach Junior © project. | Girls entered in this bathing-suit revue to date are Miss Elizabeth Colson of Leesburg; Miss Eve} Dyer of Palatka, who was maid-of-honor at the last Azalea festival, and Miss Lucille’ Kindred, Cler- | mont. Contestants also will be sent by Junior Chambers of the following cities: Lakeland, Sanford, High Springs, New Smyrna Beach, Lake Wales, St. Augustine, and Winter Garden. Entries are expected, | Daytona Beach Jaycees said, from Winter Haven, Cocoa, Vero Beach, Bunnell; Melbourne, and Ft. My- 8. “Miss Florida Glamour Girl” will receive $75 in cash in addition to her title. sponsoring her also will receive $75 cash. The organization "| Two Leagues Met | Two Couples 75th Mer. Time (city office) Temperatures Highest last 24 hours — League of St. Paul’s Church were | 89 | hosts last night to the members of marriage licenses at the office of | County Judge Raymond Lord for| Lowest last fight: _.81;The Epworth League of Stone | ceremonies this week. | Mean _85 | Church, Jack H. Scott, 21-year-old sol- | Normal = er 83 | Bo 4 eurty and The a dier from Odum, Ga., will be mar- | recipitation | Fre varez were in charge of |. : * . \Rainfall, 24 ‘esp ending | entertainment. Games that afford- zee Yet fe. xe Came: Ti} 7:30 a. m., inches _. 0,00!ed the most amusement were |Key West, by Peace Justice Enri- | |Total rainfall since July 1, \“Barber Shop” and “C-U-T-O que Esguinaido, Jr, | inches _.. 0,00 | Initiation,” In the other ceremony, Earl Ce Deficiency since July 1, | After refreshments were served, cil Hall, 21, Waukulla, Fla, and inches 0.08 the group joined hands and sang Dora LaTorre, 18, Key West, will| Total rainfall since Jan. 3 “The More We Get Together.” be married Thursday by the Rev. | | | inches 25. 63 Those who enjoyed the evening | Ted M. Jones. Excess since January 1, t inches i 11.79 gy Moss, Betty Lou Rob-| Marriage licenses issued in Wind Direction and Velocity jerts, Juanita Spencer, Margaret | Reno, Nev., last year totaled 18,-| NE—9 miles per hour Pinder, Ruth P: Patsy Duane, | 913 compared with 2,314 divorce} Relative Humidity Mary Belle Archer, Catherine | decrees, | 16 Yo Conner, Rosalind Albury, Mar-| | Barometer at 7:30 a, m., today | Sea level, 30.00 (1015.9 millibars) Tomorrow's Almanac Rayford Roberts, John Marzyck, | John Jay Romero, Eugene} Sweeting, Jack Costar, Tom Gato, | garet Russell, Paula Costar, Mary Virginia Hughes, Betty Kline, | Reba Saunde: Victoria Arnold, Sunrise 5:41 a. m.| Ernestine Evans, Fay Baker and | Robert McClintock, Billy Ladd, | Sunset 7:21 p. m.! Wilma Sellers. Odes McKillip, Donald Pinder, | Moonrise 1:05 p. m.i Eddie Strunk, John Lewis | Hank Scholte and Paul Herrick. Moonset 12:22 p. m.!Day, Jimmie Singleton, LeRoy; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sawyer, | Tomorrow's Tides Sawyer, Jack Aguero, Clarence M Ss Marguerite Hilton, George | (Naval Base) |Higgs, Ernest Avila, Bert C Edmund Curry, Ger-} AM. P.M.| Jack Sawyer, Eugene Sawyer, ocks and Rev. Frank) High 3:27 3:46 | it % | Low 9:43 9:44; occasional showers; gentle to — } FORECAST | moderate winds, mostly east and Enjoy at MIAMI BEACH | (Till 7:30 p. m., Wednesday) __ | southeast. A Perfect Summer Vacation at | Key West and Vicinity: Mostly} Jacksonville to Florida Straits WHITELAW HOTEL | cloudy tonight and Wednesday/and East Gulf: Moderate south-! with occasional showers; gentle | east winds except mostly easter- 808 Collins Avenue to moderate winds, mostly east/ly over extreme south portion;| 70c Per Person | and southeast. }partly cloudy weather tonight (Two in a'Room) | Florida: Considerable cloudi-;and Wednesday with scattered! All’ Outside Rooms - Bath and ness tonight and Wednesday with ' showers. ‘Showers - 100 feet from Oc: n| 98 ait ALL ROUND VACATION _, Irs the “capital” of att vacationlands! Every kind of recreation imaginable —all the attractions that bring thousands of winter vacationers—are yours a small fraction way and Key Wei Marineland, Bok Tower, Cypress Gardens, Silver Springs—countless other attractions will make it the best vacation you've ever had. Flor- ida Motor Lines _ will” od a economical; a er buses will couertable: conveniex ad. ules will make time. Your a agent will gladly give you oe tails and make vacation’ trip suggestions, BUS STATION Cor. Southard and Bahama Sts. PHONE 242 ws. For Real Economy For Real Service For Real Protection Thompson Enterprises INCORPORATED ICE DIVISION PHONE NO. 8 \ \ N \ % NF \ \ \ \ \ wersscsrsrsrrssrrry Buy!” Regardless of price, you cannot buy a better house paint. From coast to coast, home own- ers and painters have proved that its beauty and protection last YEARS longer. See its rich full body, compare its formula. See how 3 far it spreads, how solidly it covers. Stays colorful and fresh, won't blister or peel.. PIERCE BROTHERS Fleming and Elizabeth Sts. Annual Electric Fan Sale For the next'few days you can get a ten-inch Emerson Junior illating Fan:for only 95c goo | Emerson Junior Fan e You demanded them. . .modernly designed fans, . . whisper-quiet fans. . -beautifully finished fans. . . at popular prices. Emerson-Electric now presents the new Emerson Junior Fans, DOWN 3125 Pet hth Look at these features: Streamlined design; expert styling; attractive walnut morocco finish: quiet, cool-running motor: no radio interference; quiet-type blades: big breeze capacity: 90 or 45 degree oscillat- ing adjustment and non-oscillating position; one-year ¥ guarantee, This Fan Uses Less Electricity Than A 50-Watt Lamp Phone Today to have One or More of These Fans Delivered to Your Home THE KEY WEST ELECTRIC CO. Phone 414 Phone 270! TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1941 LOUIS A. HARRIS | Attorney at Law 217 Duval St. Phone 252 may20-1m¢ ILLINGWORTH MUSIC STUDIO Mr. and: oa an Tilingworth Beran ae no, shin otto and ~ | Orthestral ‘Instruments | I ny P; DELIVERED 615 Euidateth SE Phone 117 DAILY jun3-1mo EVERYWHERE FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Sea Rach nas Doe ate ea TWO TIRES AND TUBES, 600- 16 in A-1 condition, Reasonable. Apply 809 Ashe Street. jun28-s | TWO 475-19 TIRES and TUBES. Like new. 1025 Elgin street. jly1-2tx | ELECTRIC FANS, $1 up; blow- ers, drinking fountains and Coca-Cola boxes. Gray’s Fish- ery, Ojus. Open Sunday. jun27-lwk FOR SALE—8-cylinder Terra- plane engine, ideal for boat or ? pump. Gray’s Fishery, Ojus. ' jun27-lwk TRAILERS. Apply Tommiie’s Skating Palace. jun23-tf LOTS 1, 4, 5, 22, 23, 24, 25, Square 2 of Tract 19, Key West. Mrs. D. M. Power, Hibbing, Minn. jlyl-lwkx FOURTEEN FT. SAILBOAT. Fully equipped. $100. James H. Pinder. 1217 Petronia Street, jan3-s PERSONAL CARDS, $1.25 per 100. THE ARTMAN PRESS. apr25-tf FOURTEEN FT. OUTBOARD MOTOR BOAT. Fully equipped and one Johnson Outboard mo- 4 tor, 4 hp. $150. James H = Pinder, 1217 Petronia Street. jan3-s FOR RENT ROOM FOR RENT. 606 Grinnell street. jun30-2t ATTRACTIVE TWIN BED- ROOM, private home, central- ly located. Gentlemen. 408 William Street. jun28-lwkx FURNISHED APARTMENT, one bedroom and Electric Refrig- eration. 901 White street. | jly1-tf HOTELS {BRING YOUR VISITING friends in need of a good night's rest to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL. Clean rooms, enjoy the homey atmosphere, Satisfactory rates. And, try THE COFFEE SHOP, it’s economical and has “that” tasty food and atmosphere, 917 Fleming street. apri-tf PICTURE FRAMING | PICTURE FRAMING, Diplomas; antique frames refinished. Pic- tures matted, Paul DiNegro, 614 Francis street. aprlé-tf HELP WANTED _ | WANTED—Couple to run ‘itil | hotel, ~Navy or civilian. Box G.H., The Citizen. junl9-tf | WANTED—Furnished House or 2-Bedroom Apartment. Apply C. A. Johnson, Hotel Jeferson. jun30-3tx | WANTED—15 high-class local | girls for Taxi Dancing. Apply. | J. L. Starling, Club Habana- | Madrid, tonight, 4 to 7 p, m, Qorere eco 6meuw t's | Pam | thew jlyl-1t page |