The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 25, 1946, Page 3

Hurricane Between Beeler Calendar THURSDAY Flue Raising Set ‘ At Harris School Deagner, Bas what's he ~ SOCIETY Sewing Committee, 2:00 bes: way, to ing P.m., Flag raising “ceremonies witl|De*. ,WaY, | es cot aaa” be conducted at ‘the Harris| whenever he takes By FRANK W. LOVERING 2 FRIDAY school tomorrow at 9 a.m. Dad: “Marry. im Reviewed by Stephen C. By PATRICIA * PHONE 535 2! Star Club Gives Baby Shower In Honor of Mrs. Maizie Albury A baby shower was given for} Albury, Mary Lowe, Dora Eakin, Mrs. Maizie Albury by members! Emma Medlin, Florine Mesa, { @f the Everready Star Club, at| Susan Turner, Maizie Albury, their regular meeting Tuesday,| Little Weaver, Isobel sdgens eg held at the home of Mrs, Albury. Sterling, Present were Mesdames oi. nettiad and Ruby Hyman. Einhorn Wedding Is Solemnized By Rabbi Moses at Miami Beach Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Einhorn New York City but has been liv- ‘were married Thursday in Miami| ing in Miami Beach. Mr. Einhorn Beech in the ‘ ft served with the American forces M M Ag ptt y oe in Alaska for 18 months. He is the 4 dinner was serv-'"°™ ™anager of the Key West e4 for the family ot the Players {Wholesale grocery. Mr. and Mrs. Einhorn will be Mrs. Einhorn is originally trem | at home at 901 Duval street. Singleton The possession of this slender volume is a “MUST” for all Florida libraries, Chambers of Commerce and other institutions ‘which assume to be sources of authentic authority on the his- tory of the development of this state and the perpetuation of the memories of the men’ who have contributed to its greatness. It is the story of the “Most Amazing Highway”, which suc- ~leeeded one of the “greatest en- gineering achievements in the world” and the “Hurricane Be- tween”, which smote with a leth- al paw Henry Flagler’s realized vision of the railroad that went to sea and so made available the construction, over its right-of- way and its imperishable bridges, the Overseas Highway; a war- impelled necessity to link the! mainland with. the “Gibraltar of | the Caribbean”, Key West. The story was one which could hardly fail to be interesting in the telling; but, Mr. Lovering has done much more than to merely make it interesting; with pains-} taking exactness, he has made of * SATURDAY * MONDAY - Eastern Star, 8:00 p.m., Scottish Rite Temple. Girl Scouts, Troop 4, 4:00 p.m, St. Paul’s Parish Hall. xk * Beginners’ Dancing Class at Duval Street USO, 8 p.m. . xk JayShees Meeting, Home of Mrs. Delio Cobo, 405 South Street, 8:00 p.m. Key West Players, 8:00 p.m., Barn Theater. ‘WHOOPS! $315 GONE CEDAR RAPIDS. — A few, minutes after Mrs. Earl Shears had borrowed $315 from a loan company, a strong wind blew open her purse and the $315 in! greenbacks was blown into the; air at a crowded intersection.) Two newsboys and a policeman helped her gather up the money and she found it all, except $110. to mainland of Florida” was the first and one of the most bril- The school will be presented the flag for the newly erected| Subscribe to Ene-Citizen. flag pole by Arthur Sawyer Post No. 28, American Legion. Presentation ceremonies will be conducted by the Key West Guard of Honor of the American Legion. Citizen Gets Thanks For Festival Stories The Citizen today was thanked by Gerald Saunders, secretary of the Key West Stadium Commit- tee, for cooperation in publicizing the Sponge Queen Festival held recently in Bayview Park. “The affair was a complete suc- cess and a great share of the cred- it goes to ‘the splendid publicity given in the columns of The Citi- zen,” Mr. Saunders said. PD Bem LE sy it an historical document and a source of factual information for all who may, ‘in the future, have Duval Street USO Club Lists occasion to write about this pe- Various Activities for Week} yas in, he history. of the Florida | ( : , q Keys. Writers of Key fiction, es- pecially, will find’ it useful as an of| ing for minstrel show; 2100, cof-|aid to the ‘avoidance of some of liant of the many efforts that have, since then, been made to turn the spot-light on the now jrealized ambition of Key West. | The book is a complete story, it } must be read. to understand how | valuable an addition has been vevevyves KEY WEST'S LARGEST FOOD Everything for Your. —_ Under | ne. Roof 1028 Division Street _ The following calendar ectivities for next week has been anpeunced by the Duval Street USO chub, 303 Duval street: Sunday, 1600, sightseeing tour, (e@vence signing); 1990, bridge; 2034, group singing; 2130, Joe and cake Monday, 2000, feature movie. ‘Tuesday, 2000, shelicraft, se- quinerafi, of] painting; 2000, cast- Piha. Your Lodge Meets ANNETTE oy of Abe Ke; y wer ; sister ite she will visit her -* . Mie ul ip, rd ide, as a 14 the late Judge be | We sincerely hope and| no tl none of you Brother} ii ever have to say “Good! Judge”. ‘cause if you >, Lion Enrique will “put it on” you } oOo | Leo Extends A Welcome To... er Sewest Cub Lion in the per- gon “ George A. Davis, manager, }| Monete« Photo Studio, corner Duval and Angela streets. Lion)! George wes inducted several weeks ago and is learning his Way around in the Den in spite of tbe ee we Upsernend Vin Grapevine that Heehelor Sid Einhorn) has taken unto himself a wife ang frdm heniepforth will be con-| sigrie@ go that imnumerable com- y known as the » Gang igade” Seriously h, Leo ie exceedingly happy about th Whale situation and we feel that) Lioness Einhorn will see to it that | Léon Sid is more regular in his at- tendance from now on. (Shhh!) Fetiows tip: We under-} @tand there's going to be a shin-; dig at the Einhorn domocile next Sunday evening and what say we} gneak wp there and see what's evokin’ buh?) 000 ‘The Nominating Committee ... gave the following report at last week's meting P nt ed }. Milter; first ident, | Hastings Smith md _vice-pres- tdemt, Joe Aller d vice Gent, Jerry 8. Daniels; sec Chee EF. Smith, J tre Raymond Curry lewister, L Carbonell; Li Judge & Care; direct Wr uD Curry, Vance St p. Edelm = Morales and J. J. McManus. course, nominations may be m Z um the floor for any of thees offices at the election meeting on May Bnei. th presi retary urer, 2 tamer oOo Geversl Members of the. . chul’s extension committee getter with two or thre bers of the Board of Directors, gmotered to Tavernier last Friday evening and met with some 12 ettirems of that community in an endeavor to investigate the pos- etbility of organizing a Lions Club there. We met with a fine re- sponse and confidently feel that within & week or so we will be im & position to apply for a char ter. This is the realization of a dream which we of the Key West dens Club has had for many | guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mit- j was explained last Thursday, if | Lions Club to attend the Chapter | 'a membership of 275,000, divided }member,these dates—State Con- |vention, Jacksonville, May 19, 20 fee hour. the absurdities which occasional- Wednesday, 1900, Spanish class;}ly crop up in that class of litera- 2100 'Weinie roast. ture. Thursday, 1400, shelicraft; se-}\ The first illustration, the wreck | quincraft, oil - painting; 2030,)of the rescue train, portrays be- dance, Navy orchestra. yond the power of words, the awe Friday, 2000, game hour; 2100,]inspiring power of .the elements group singing; 2290 Joe and cake.|that were loosed upon hapless Saturday, 2000, ers| Matecumbe on that fateful Labor dance class; 2130, coffee and|Day, September 2, 1935. This is doughnuts. followed by portraits of the two oleae men whom Key West ‘can never go where men said no railroad 4th could ever go, was realized; and the portrait of George W. Allen whose vision of a broad highway to the mainland which, in his words, “Cloud connect isolated Key West with evrey door in North America”, is a realization before our éyes today, and a joy | to tourist and residént alike.’ Not the least of' the Values of Fern Chapter, ,, ORS, 2nd and pag a, ene p.m Pocahestas Lodge, Ist. and. 3° sete, 7:30 p.m. Red Men's 1X Salim . .| Key een rt oe by cont en memories that “There were giants in those days”. ‘The places oc- aa at enighes bi cupied in the mighty drama (so Street. near tragedy at times) by men Ladies of|like Joseph R, Parrott, William ;emeets the|J: Krome and J. C. Meredith, th en eae Mondays of |are brought to. mind. each month at the Knights “of} Chief of Police Joseph W. Al- the on Pe-|bury and his pate, stunt of Dade Lodge No. 14, a night ‘letter “"26/13/3 to the po- .,tlice officials “of every large city. meets first and third days of each month warning ‘them to be on the out- Scottish Rite Hall, corner. of look for “the only two citizens of Monroe county who voted against Simonton and-Eaton Streets. prsemnen cer smattet: Pry NEW YORKER TO TAKE. two and one-half million dollar ‘bond issue yesterday for. con- FISHING PHOTOS HERE Victor Coty, New York lecturer struction of automobile highway and photographer, was expected y | in Key West late today and plans TH TOP I, to take fishing pictures in this | area. While here will be the chell at the North Beach Inn. years. If it is realized, we have |Lion Rod Bethel to thank for it for it was he that brought the matter to our Board of Directors after stirring up enthusiasm among (the men of Tavernier. As we are able to organize, we want very member of the Key West Banquet in a body. It will be a ‘red letter day in the history” of jour club. 000 Lions Now Have/ | Ske _ DixieCRYSTALS SUGAR IN THE» CONVENIENT NEW RECLOSURE. CARTONS among 5,300 clubs. Lions Clubs carried on 74,859 activities dur- ing the fiscal year 1944-45. Re- and 21 ;International at Philadel- phia duly 16, 17, 18 and 19. Tri =| $500.00 4} IN MERCHANDISE | | Absolutely FREE ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT TO REGISTER PAUL J. SHER | JEWELER 532 DUVAL STREET Key West, Florida (as made to Floridiana. forget, Henry M. Flagler, whose | = vision of a railroad that should Lost your oppetite? Fee! drag- Gy? Whon due to simp! nutritional anemic, Vineland [] Tonic can help you “feel like @ billion” PUL PINT a Sea GARDNER'S PHARMACY @ Safely blues clothes whiter || @ Ends biuing streaks @ Blues while you wash @ No harsh ingredients. Safe for washable colors, rayons, woolens. 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