The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 9, 1942, Page 4

PAGE FOUR SOCIETY Announce Engagement Of Miss Paula Tuell To Capt. Wetterer The following announceme! will be of interest to Miss Tuell’s many friends in Key West: “Mrs. Samuel Bennett Tuell, of '440. Park Ayenue, New York, has ;a@pnounced the engagement of her idaughter, Paula Tuell,:to Captain "Charles Stanley Wetterer, U. S: ‘Army Air Force. Miss Tuell is a graduate of The Grearley Schoo] and Smith College and a member of the New York Junior League. She is the daughter of the late Samuel Bennett Tuell granddaughter of Mrs. John Wardlow. Captain Wetterer is a graduate of Taft School, Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology and the Graduate School of Meteorology of Massachusetts In- stitute of Technology. He is the son of Mrs. C. F. W. Wetterer and the late Mr. Wetterer of Melrose, Massachusetts.” Miss. Tuell’s father, the late Samuel Bennett Tuell, was for- merly manager of The Key West Electric Company and her mother was formerly Miss Pauline Ward- low of Key, West.) ) ay APY iA «Miss Tuell . has, visil West® several : times 43 ‘the ies of her grandmother, Mrs. John Wardlow. and other relatives. SURPRISE PARTY FOR MISS JOAN DOUGHTRY. Miss Joan Doughtry, youthful organist of the Ley Memortal Church, went to the parsonage Friday evening on an errand for her grandmother. Upon arriving, she was greet- ed with the singing of “Happy Birthday” by members of the choir who had gathered to help her celebrate her fourteenth birthday anniversary. After she had recovered from the surprise each person present wrote a message in an autograph book which was later presented to her. Games were played, after which the honoree and _ guests were invited into the dining room where a beautiful cake with the greeting, “Happy Birthday, Joan,” and fourteen lighted can- dle# graced the center of the table. Gifts, which surrounded it, were opened after Joan had made a wish and extinguished the candles. The birthday cake was served with ice cream to the guests, who departed at a late hour wish- ing the honoree many happy re- turns of the day. Joan declared the party was more fun than the show that she had hoped to attend with her mother and a friend that eve- ning. Those present besides the hon- oree were: Mesdames Hilda Hamlin, Clara Menendez, Mamie Sawyer, Myr- tle Bowery, Dorothy Curry, Ber- nice Park, Josephine Doughtry, William Holloway and William E. Bryant. Misses Harriet Ward, Elizabeth Rosam; Miriam E. Carey, Rosa- lie Camalier, Anne Doughtry, Mary Kathryn Bryant. : Rev. William E. Bryant, (Wik liam Holloway, Ed. Doherty and Terry Doughtry. NAVY WIVES CLUB MET ON FRIDAY The Key West Navy Wives’ Club entertained at a Bingo Party, Friday at the Jackson Square USO. Members and guests assembled at 2 p. m. and a series of games was enjoyed throughout the afternoon. - At the close of the games; prizes were given and_ refreshments served by the entertainment com- mittee, composed of Mrs. B. W. Rout, Mrs. R. E. Stewart, and Mrs. Margaret Reagan. JUNIOR WOMAN’S CLUB WILL MEET TOMORROW There will be a business meet- {ng of the Junior Woman's Club held ‘tomorrow afternoon, begin- ring'at:5 o'clock, at the club- heuse,,on, Duval. street. t @Matters pertaining to the dance to be given on Nov. 19 will be discussed at this meeting, and all members are requested to be in attendance. MARRIAGES: “The following co couples were united in the holy bonds of wed- lock by Justice ai,the Peace En- rique Esquinaldo: On November 7—Edward M. Cabanas and Eulamae Dye. On November 8—Earl W. George and Virginia R. Bakanow- skey. and the}. ‘vocal selection by Mrs. ,dore Everett W. Russell, ORGAN RECITAL TUESDAY NIGHT TO BE'GIVEN AT ST. PAUL'S .. CHURCH BY WOMAN'S AUXILIARY | An organ recital, under the auspices of the Woman's Auxil- jary of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, will be presented in the church auditorium tomorrow jevening, 8:00 o'clock. | The public is cordially invited to attend. The following program will be offered: PART I 1. Tocatta and Fugue Minor—Bach. 2. Erotik—Grieg. 3. Gothic Suite; organist, Stan- iley Plummer—Boellman. 4. Ave Maria, vocal selection by Mary Ann Matchett—Gounod. vs PART II 5..Be Thou But Near—Bach. 6: The Nightingale and the Rosge—Saint-Saens. in G- 7. Third Sonta Guilmant: \: (a) Preludio (b) Adagio Organist, Mrs. E. J. Quinby 8. The Lord is My Shepherd, Helen in C-Minor— Hoglin. PART Il 9. Largo from “Xerxes’”—Han- del. 10. (a) Alba from “Un Giorno in Venezia”—Nevin; (b) The Rosary—Nevin. 11. The Lost Chord—Sullivan. Organist, Charles R. Roberts. 12. America—sung by audi- ence, YACHT CLUB GIVES ENJOYABLE LUNCHEON Saturday’s luncheon of the Key West Yacht Club was a de- cided success. Turkey, man, turkey in per- son! Making a clean breast of it, too. Some of the crew were a bit dubious about this lunch. Doc Clemmer was out of town, but in his absence, F. W. Wheeless “dug” into the ship’s stores with a lavish hand and the ensuing “entente” was as “cord- iale” as though blueberry pie was an anaesthetic. Comprising this peaceful group’ were Doctor J. Y. Porter, Jr., Howard Overlin, Ben D. Trevor, A. L. Murray, Fred O. Eber- hardt, Attorney Schroeder, Earle Sycks, F. W. Wheeless, Commo- John Russell, A. E. Peirce and S. C. Singleton. It was decided to send out no- tices for the annual meeting at 8 p. m., November 11, to be held at the clubhouse for the purpose of electing officers for the com- ing year. ‘VISITING NEW YORK Mr. and Mrs. N. Thompson and Miss Joan Thompson of Key West are, guests at: the Hotel Biltmore, New York. Proonalsy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elwood were recent arrivals in Key West from Miami for a visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Thomp- son of Margaret street have gone to Miami, where Mr. Thompson will receive medical treatment in one of the hospitals on Miami Beach. Maitland Knowles, former Key Wester, who is now fire chief of the Sarasota fire depart- ment, was a recent, arrival in Key West for a visit with rela- tives and Siete. : Gill es’ and now Club, will leave tae for an extended vacation, aecompanied by Bienvenido Perez, former constable of the second dis- trict. | Mrs. Ernest Ogden, of 1212 Duval street, left over the high- way yesterday for Miami after spending a week with her hus- band, Ernest Ogden, of the Coast 1 petenee Forces. More stringent dimout rules 48° into effect along West Coast} CAR OWNERS WITH EXCESS TIRES MAY LOSE GAS QUOTA NEW FEDERAL REGULATIONS LIMITS NUMBER TO FIVE; BECOMES EFFECTIVE NO- VEMBER 22 | “Passenger car owners whose| tire registration certificate show that they still own more than five tires per car may have. their gasoline ration books taken away from them, under Federal regu- lations, when the new mileage rationing program goes into ef- fect November.22,” Bascom L. Grooms, county rationing officer, said today. “Any motorist who does not | dispose of his tires before the | November 15th deadline,” Mr. Grooms continued, “probably will have considerable trouble ob-/ taining a new book when the! new program becomes effec- | tive. “The Rationing Boards will) have considerable work to do) inaugurating the mileage ration-| ing program and will be unable | to consider appeals from motor- ists who failed to turn in their extra tires until the new Cyeeatal is launched.” To dispose of extra tires, all that.a motorist has to do is to turn them over to the nearest} Railway Express Agency. The| agent will give the motorist a receipt from the Express Com- pany, which will be acceptable as proof by the Rationing Board that the tires have been dispos-| ed of. Ifa motorist has extra| tires that are not serviceable he| may show that they have been turned in for scrap. | Under the Government’s Idle | Tire Purchase Plan, the govern- ment will send a check directly to the motorist for all tires col- lected through -the Railway Ex- press Agency. Ceiling prices as| determined by government ap- praisers will be paid for all tires collected. DEATHS MRS. CORA H. McNEILL Mrs, Cora, H. McNeil, 36, died Saturday afternoon at her resi- dence, 906 Whitehead street, fol- lowing an illness of several days. She was employed by the Labor | M Board in the Federal building as | {\<*, a rate examiner; The deceased is survived by her husband, “Thos. H? MeNeill;} mother, Mrs. Angie Hoag of! Natchéz, Miss.; two sisters, Mts. Thomas Ketchings, also of Natchez, and Miss Marjory Hoag of Tampa, and a brother, John W. Hoag of Natchez. | The body was shipped Sunday to Natchez, where funeral serv- ices will be held Tuesday and burial made in a cemetery of} that city that day. LIONEL M. STICKNEY Lionel M. Stickney, 54, died yesterday morning at the home of his siter, Mrs. Alice Scheurer, | 1231 Georgia street. Funeral services will be held} this afternoon at 5 o’clock from the First Methodist (Old Stone) Church, Rev. Arhur Riviere of-| ficiating. The body was placed in the} church at 2 o'clock this after-| noon. Survivors are: One son, Edward | Stickney of Key West; three sis- ters, Mrs. Alice Scheurer of Key West, Mrs. Chas. Lunn of Fort Lauderdale and Mrs. Mort Court- ney of Miami, and two brothers, Frank and Gaston Stickney of} Key West. ‘YOU NEVER CAN TELL jing lic ed jout pl CLEVELAND.—No place seems exempt from those signs that) warn: “the enemy is listening. . Several are prominently dis- played in halls of the FBI offices | here. a LEGALS XOTICE To CREDITORS Act, Sees. 119, 120) ‘RT OF THE COUN-| MONROE COUNTY, e of ‘ST LAWRENCE, Deceased. | To All Creditors and Persons Hav-) Demands Against! notified and required to present any | claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against the \ 7th estate of Ernest Lawrence, deceased, | late of said County, to the County Judge of Monroe County, Florida, at his office in the court house of said | County at Key West, Florida, with- in eight calendar months from the} time of the first publication of this! notice. Each claim or demand shall As R. C. Whitaker, battery. Fined $15. Claude Cecil Brown, no driv- er’s license. J. W. Hodnett, no driver's li- cense. Dave Douglas, no driver’s cense. Ernest Pierce, carrying conceal- {attempt to kill, (Lucky) Harry O. Pierce, the 19-year-old sailor defendant, will The assault is alleged to have been made on Vargas in a Duval street drugstore weeks ago. whom it may concern. y. the 8th Sands Lowe and Lowe, minors, intends to make ap- R. Lord, eouaty Judge in Monroe Count of Key West. to seli the interes and to the fol situate, lying County of Monroe, to-wit: Om the: ari i8 part of Lot "g tldn Twénty-tive (2 As lot conveyed to L. Deed recorded in Deed Book C-2 Pa Westerly direction, South line of said hundred (300) feet; Southerly dred and more or corner of in Deed .Bo thence Norther hundred = > (50) feet, more or less, Southerly veyed to Alice R Deed re Page 30 the South: One hundre: feet: dred (100) feet to the corner of the lot conveye feet to the waters of thence Northerly tine Twenty-five or less, ning. ALSO On the Island of Big Pine Ki and is part of Lot Four (4), Lot waters point being s corner of the lot Frank Curry by Dee in Deed Book C-2, P. | ning thence in a | tion, along the | said lot, Three hundred feet; dred (100) feet Three hundred (300) fe Waters of Fiprida Northerly along the shore line One hundred (100) feet point of beginning. Dated at K Donald Scott Lowe, Lowe and Joseph Frederick Lowe, Minors. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN CRIMINAL COURT CONVENES TODAY MANY CASES HEARD: OTH- ERS ON DOCKET TO BE TRIED LATER Criminal Court convened this morning in the regular Novem- ber term with Judge Wm. V. Al- bury presiding. Cases tried this morning in- cluded the following: Bessie Mae Baders, Pleaded not guilty. jury and found guilty. Fined $25) and costs or 60 days in jail. Albert J. Shreiner, no driver's | license. Found guilty and fined} $25. | Arthur Wesley James, no driv- er’s license. Michael A. Bonamay, operat- vagrancy. Tried by Fined $25. a truck in intra-state com- merce without certificate of pub- convenience. Fined $5. assault and Fined $15. Fined $1 and costs. li- Sentence, $25 and costs. weapon, carrying pistol with- a permit. Fined $100 and costs or three months in jail. Al Annenburgh, battery. Fined $20 and costs or 30 days in jail. The court is in session this aft- ernoon and tomorrow it is ex- |pected the case of assault with } involving Evelio | assault and Vargas, plaintiff, and be tried. about — Se Subscribe to The Citizen, 20¢ weekly. ee three! FOR SALE FOR SALE—Four cocoanut trees. 8 ft. trunk. Bearing fruit. 724] Eaton St. nov9-3tx FOR SALE—Small Philco Radio. Apply 1421 Ashby street. nov9-2tx FOR SALE—1933 Coupe. ood tires, good con- dition. N. Fernandez, 305 Whitehead street. nov7-6tx Plymouth ; SIGNS—“For Rent”, “Rooms For Rent”, “Apartment For Rent”, “Private Property, No Tres- | passing’. THE ARTMAN PRESS. jan25-tf FOR SALE—Ford convertible coupe, perfect condition, ex-{ cellent tires, lots of extras, ra- dio, nickel wheel covers, going to the Army Nov. 15, sell at a bargain, $275.00, all cash. See ear at 55-I Poinciana__Place, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. nov7-3tx FOR SALE—Ford 4-door Sedan, *35 model, five very good tires, excellent running condition, Apply 1306 Division street, aft- er 6:30 p. m. nov6-6tx ; FANS, AIR CONDITIONERS. See Thomas at the Skating Rink. sept30-tf SAMPLES. OF CHRISTMAS CARDS have arrived and can be seen at Citizen office. Beau- tiful designs and wide assort- ment. Suitable for men_ in Armed Services. sept22-tf |—. | HELP WANTED ; WANTED—Capable man |COAT HANGERS WANTED WANTED TO BUY—Used Water Pump in first-class condition. Phone Raul’s Club, 9287. nov9-3tx | WANTED—Room, between Army Barracks and Jackson Squ; USO, for new secretary * airs Army husband. Call or phone 180. nov9-2t« WANTED TO BUY—House or Cottage in desirable section of Key West; must be in good condition; furnished or un- furnished, but latter more de- sirable. Address Box House Wanted, care Key West Citi- zen. oct7-té in his twenties with dependents, for training in mechanical service by nationally known manufac- turer of office machines. No previous experience required; salary; steady employment; ex- cellent opportunity. Call in person or write 1409 Biscayne Bvd., Miami. nov5-4t WANTED. $1.00 a hundred. White Star Cleaners, 701% Duval St. oct6-tf REAL ESTATE: |Business or Residential Lots ali parts of the Island; Terms J. OTTO KIRCHHEINER Realtor Phones 124 and 736-R 505 Duval | oct8-tf | OST LOST—Wallet in or near Palace! WANTED—Deliveryman. Monsalvatge and Drane. nov9-tf Apply WANTED—Substitute Teachers. Please apply immediately to} E. E. Hamilton, Division Street School, or W. E. Fowler, Har- ris Elementary School. nov9-3t } FE OF Hapa on Tues- day of December, A. D. o'clock A. M., Lucy E. a ardian of John Atkins Donald Scott Lowe. Alfred Joseph Frederick ation to the Honorable Raymond and for at his of- rt House of rida, in the City r authority d minors in sribed land, being in the State of Florida, in the © a lowin and nd at Big Pine K A Four (4) Te follows i Seven hundred (700) easterly of a_ point North line of Lot Four (4) in- tersects the waters of Florida whe said starting point being R 121; running thence along, lot, Three thence in a direc k ae sterly, along the aid lot, Three Le to line of the lot con- Moreno by rded in i thence No Biase One hun- eee the Bay; long the shore feet, more to the point of begin- Twenty-five (66) follows Nine hundred and. § (975) feet y-five terly from h line of South point where th Four (4) of Flori the recorded a7 ‘esterly direc- Southerly line of (300) thence Southerly One hun- thence to the Bay; thence to the y West, ember, Florida, this day of No’ D. 194 LUCY E. LOV Guardian of John Atkins Lowe, Alfred Sands | WANTED_—AlL kinds of laundry help; white and colored; good pay. Apply Building 131, S. Gleser, Supt., Navy Yard. nov7-tf WANTED—Chef, Short Order Cook and Pastry Cook. Apply Baker’s Restaurant or Lula’s Lunch Room. nov6-tf WANTED—Young Girl or Man to work in dry cleaning estab- lishment. Apply White Star Cleaners, opposite Bowling Al- leys, Duval St. nov3-tf | Counter | Good City | nov5-t | WANTED — Fountain Girls _and Waitresses salary. Southernmost Pharmacy. WAITRESSES WANTED. Side- walk Cafe, Duval and Fleming sept22-tf ENOUGH TO CHILL A NIGHTMARE! wonder Sergeant Charles Tiano’s| feet were cold! After shivering, in Tennessee, he investigated and} found he had made his bed on top/ of cakes of ice that had been| buried in the ground to keep them| from melting so that the soldiers could have cold drinks the next day. LIONS TO SPONSOR COMMUNITY BAND At a meeting of the Board of | Directors of the Key West Lions Club, it was unanimously voted to sponsor the recently organized | Key West Community Band un- der the direction of Alfredo Bar-} roso, Sr. The club’s Citizenship} and Patriotism Committee will} plan morale parades, concerts, Chest Colds ‘notes WICKS | Rub on Tested IIIT IAI I MONROE THEATER RAYMOND MASSEY -—in— “THE INVADERS” be in writing, and shall state the|@@ place of residence and post office | address of the claimant, and shall be sworn to by the claimant, his agemt, or his attorney, and any such| claim’ or demand not’ so filed shall be void. BERNICE LAWRENCE, As _administratrix of hook ae Ernest Lawrence, dece: Where Can I Buy Children’s Books? PAUL SMITH, Bookseller 334 Simonton Street THAT'S WHERE! Boy?-. ie 33: 30, 19421 Ccoveccesesese ! oi I I I a I I AR I aaa I STRAND ‘THEATER KAY KYSER in \right, title and interest | nov9-10-11-12-13-14,1942 colt FAVORITE SPY Theater, containing $12.00 cash, registration, draft cards, Stand- ard Oil Courtesy Card and Coast Guard Identification. Finder keep cash and return Papers and wallet to William H. Jordan, 900 Fleming street 3 nov9-2tx LOST—Billfold yesterday after- noon in vicinity of Southern- most Drug Store. Contains valuable papers, gas rationing card and sum of money. $50.00 Reward Office. if returned to Citizen LOST—1938 CJMJ. Class Ring, | engraved D. Medina. $5.00 re- ward. Return to 1018 White St. nov7-6tx PROFESSIONAL LOUIS A. HARRIS Attorney-at-Law 217 Duval St. Phone 252 | sept25-tf | MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION now avail- able for Nursery School, 728) Fleming St. Children ages | 2-6. parents. ete., all for the purpose of build- ing and keeping high tne morale of the people of this community. Band rehearsal is scheduled |again for tonight at 8:00 o'clock jand all members are urged to at- tend. An invitation is again cor- dially extended to all musicians the organization to come out to the Lions Den on Seminary street | this evening. NOTICE nov7-3tx | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, Secccccvcccscccoccoccosceces: |FLA. MOTOR LINES Classified Column | NOW FURNISHING EXTRA SERVICE With additional tween Key West an the Florida Motor Linc now a bus betw land Key West serv ida east coast citie hours, providing more ice to the Florida east o gt_any other time history. “It as. necessary jequipment day der to'take ‘care ers and members forces.” T. B. O'Steen, manager of the FML, s in announcing the new ules. “Bus lines in Flo ave an unprecedented heavy the greatest percent are members of going to and fr and Army posts ry to get every piece ment as pc “Trave can | transportation effort bv tr during the unc when service me ers are not g defense centers HERBERT MARLOWE HELD FOR SPEEDING | 2e=:2=2=2 Herbert Lewis ets MMA y arrested yestepday by Ber j highway patfgleman, on the bigh- QUESTIONS ON PAGE 2 serv ev in the to of Relief At Last : ForYour Cough ZOMULSION Chest Colds, Bronchitis TAXES--- THIS YEAR and } unprecedented rate. for them by opening a SPECIAL TAX ACCOUNT with us now? NEXT will be at an Why not provide HE FIRST NATIONAL BAN | es ‘ER weEsfT Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance | Hours arranged to suit} nov2-9-16-23-4tx | | | most of the night on maneuvers’ if the community inetrested in| Please take notice that I, Rota) ert J. Lewis have sold all of my | in scavenger business and garbage service which I heretofore erated in Key West, Florida, to Jesus Caraballo who has agreed to render service to all heretofore served by me. Done this 7th day of Novem- ber, 1942. ROBERT J. LEWIS JESUS CARABALLO. D ww vvvyv TRY IT TODAY... The Favorite In Key West STAR * BRAND CUBAN COFFEE on SALE at ALL GROCERS DR. AARON H. SHIFRIN) PHONE 612-W oe a ak KEY WEST BEDDING CO.. the | op-| customers | | You help the w: war effort by traveling dung uncrowded hours ed particularly tor YOUR greater comfort and convenience gh avel between Key West and Miami. You will find more Comfort ond less crowding on these buses LEAVE KEY WEST 11:30 PM. — 1:30 A.-M. — 3:30 A.M. — 5:30A.M. Other convenient North and Soutn schedules permit travel at almost any hour you desire: NORTHBOUND 12 Departures Daily—Every 2 Hours—on Odd Half Hours SOUTHBOUND 12 Departures Daily—Every 2 Hours—on Odd Hours | BUS STATION | Southard and Bahama Streets + | | FLORIDA MOTOR LINES’ new night schedules are | j 515 Front Street Phone 663) The Southernmost Mattress Factory in the United States |e MATTRESSES RENOVATED