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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-05
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Junior Wonaan's Club Holds
Enjoyable Session Yesterday

DANES Alice Mitchell, Robert
Dopp, Evelio Cabot, Willard John
son, L. Roberts, Joe Menendez,
Raymond Curry, Andrew Pritch-
ard, James Brady and o. S. Long.
Misses Nellie Louise Russell,
Susan LaKin, Thelma AtweH
Edna Gomez, Leonor Warren
Martha Buck, Clara Landlord
Clara Yates, YoIanda Mendoza
Camille Pierce, Florrie Ketchings
Florence Sawyer. ada Rodriguez
Barbara Carey, Romalda Johnson
Solita Cobo, Xenia Hoff.
Announcement was made that z
directors meeting will be held :
o'clock Monday afternoon and al
the same hour Tuesday, there viii
be a business meeting at which
time the Tea Dance will be dis
cussed.
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Members of the Junior Wo-
mans Club yesterday afternoon in
the rooms OF Key West Hospital
ity House enjoyed another of
those pleasant social affairs which
are held at regular intervals
throughout the year.
During the afternoon exciting
games Of Michigan and Bridge
were played and prizes were won
by Miss DOLLS Burchell, Michigan !;
Mrs. Alice Mitchell, Bridge.
Hostesses for the event were:
Mrs. William V. Albury and Miss
Ida Kerr and during the afternoon
and after the games served deli
cious and appetizing refresh
ments.
Guests attending were: Mrs.
Richard Ward and Miss DOLLS
Burchell.
Members present were: Mes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-05

Games scheduled for next week
in the Social League follow:
Misunderstanding Department
VS.. Administration.
Tuesday-Coca-COla VS.. Admin
istrat:on.
Wednesday-Coca-Cola VS.. San
itary Department.
Thursday - Sanitary Depart
ment VS.. Administration.
Friday - Administration vs.
Sanitary Department.
There will be but one more
game left to be played between
Coca-Coa and Sanitary Depart
nent and each club viii have
played with the other six times
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-05

Editor. The CIrizen-
Elkton, Maryland, Is un6aub1e6-
" Americas mOs1 pzStorzl VI
age 1t is situated On a bEsT aga
way with q ferry Al 0ne end AnG
q raee-track n Ehe 0rhs-- Tne
road 70 Elkt0n also reu-esznts ~
highway 70 matr-mouy far EazT
v no shUn the ordeal n h0re- n
deed, the business Of eelzg z4r-
Iied is perhaps the ctief Endzs-T
Of ElktOn- There are tEen-y--Es
large MINISTER Signs On enc
side Of the street alone- We H.
ticed the neat -ne0us q En=se
dev0ut marriage brokers IS ~
hurried through town TIE IT,
fic IN marriages Is 50 heavy ~
times thEt the ministers ind 1t
hard TO sleep Some gs-Ee-1EE
offer free meal with every &p4lGl
ceremony Yet, for q Wage
8GGc~-AA- - 44A~--.
es are nOtieeally absen- Va
near every horse = -Ersu1zEs-
you wonder where the dIrines ~
tend services on Sunday a 49,
rying parsOn mrs. be on ms 1oes
with such competition. q Ne j. q
make living. and s0me nzEe la
en- up chicken farming u ~
along in dull tines Wien GO
reverend greets another VIA 3
CHEEKY, Done much marrying 10
day." the reply cOur1eoEz 49,
fbe. Yes, brother. nave n-F-
blessed with q b0uuttul 'cz1A
from the right SIDE e rhs bsz-
Meaning. the PennsvIlle fe-E
c G. FIN
$50 DIVA street.
Key West Fla
Dec. ., 1886
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SYNOPSIS: To help her fam
iIu's dtCindIing income, attractive
Sally Warren, t1ho Gllcdys thinks
OF others, becomes society editor
of the WdTTenton Courier. She
feels responsible for gay. tOtltuI
Tip and handsome Ray. the lS-
yeqr-old Warren TURNS tCho are
about to finish high school. Terry
Maynard. boyish. blond Aviator IN
lore trith Sally. flies her to near
by Greensboro TO stand By during
his interUieD with the heed OF
large auiation line. He lands a job
1rith South American prospects
and asks Sally to rldrTn him that
Uery night.
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Dance Tonight At
HabGno-Madrid

From all indications there will
be large crowd in attendance at
the dance being held this evening
at Habana-Madrid Club.
Quite a number OF. reservations
were made for this affair early in
the week. Music for this affair
will be furnished by Bob Finders
Orchestra and will start at 1000
o'clock.
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Church Circle
To GiUe Social

gWoman's Auxiliary of st. PauPs
Church will hold the annual Ami
lversary Advent Social Tuesday
evening at 500 o'clck in Parish
Hall on Bahama street.
This will mark the 65th ami
'versary OF the organization and
there will be the cutting of birth
day cake with ring. A program
has been arranged.
The public has been invited to
attend the birthday party OF the
Woman's Auxiliary.
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of these great happen
ings and that is why l am writ
ing you this letter, to solicit the
cooperation of your readers, es-
pecially the business men and
bankers, transportation and hotel
men of New York, and Florida,
with its fine newspapers.
Assuring you of my best re-
CARDS, / am
Cordially yours,
GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA.
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D. ARONOVlTz
Department Store
ANNOUNCES
COMPLETE READINESS

Complete readiness for gift
selling from one OF the great
est stocks thi.; store has ever
shown You'll be enthused
when you see our gifts for the
entire family at POPULAR
PRICES consisting OF China.
Electric Waffle Irons and
Toasters. Cocktail Sets. Mani
cure Sets, Gorgeous Handmade
Handkerchief, Bath Robes.
Negligees. Pajamas for Men
and Women, Handmade Linens
in Towels, Bridge Sets, Guest
Towels, Cocktail Sets, Large
Dinner Cloths and Matched
Napkins, Dolls, End Tables.
Trays. Nut Sets. Liquor Sets
and HUNDREDS OF OTHER
GIFTS AT POULAR PRICES.
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Chapter Six
Tip Gets Caught

DUT they were not married tnaI
ID night. Sally, on the way to the
plane. trying to match Terry'S long
stride. tugged at his arm breathlessly-
Terry, we can't be married now.
don't know whenever we can be
married"
Terry stopped short But you
said -"
81 know. But we must wait. We
mustn't even let anyone know we're
engaged. Father and Mother can't do
without my salary now. They've got
to have the money. and I've no right
to take if away from them until I've
seen Ray safely off to school and got
place for Tip"
why didn't you say no, then, in
stead of yes?" said Terry sulienly. He
turned away from her and stood by
the plane, his hands plunged in his
pockets. ''That'll take years-and I'm
leaving here in six months-I hope"
Maybe you'll have to leave with
out me-" said Sally. We're both
young. could come to you later"
That won't do said Terry. IF
leave here without you, well never
get married. You'll forget me-"
Lets not try TO settle everything
tonight" urged Sally. Let's wait
We've got six months before you go.
Maybe by that time l can see nv way
clear. So much can happen in six
months"
Sure it can Maybe somebody will
die and leave us million
And so it was settled that no one
was to be told of the; engagement I'm
til the six months were up. By the
time Terry had broi ,ght the plane to
a landing on the home field, he was
in good spirits again.
in six months" he boosted. I'll
make flyer of you. moan to begin
teaching you right away"
Sally was too wise to let him know
what diSmay this proposal caused
her
They were very gay on the way
home. Terry told her all about the
interview with Willis Gates. who
owned the largest block OF stock in
the air line where Terry hoped TO
make his fortune. Sally predicted that
one day Terry would be seated be-
hind vast mahogany desk. telling
other people where and how to fly.
and Terry vowed that no amount OF
money would ever make him give up
flying itself.
Duke Eas Tire Trouble
THE old car ratified around a bend
Il in the country road and came
suddenly upon parked car. Terry
rammed on the brakes.
They're having trouble." said Sal
ly. noticing someone standing by the
car. Maybe we'd better stop and see
if we can help"
They got out and walked toward
the car. AS they did SO. they saw
girl. who had been holding a fash
light for the man. cut off the switch
and run behind the Ger.
Come back here with that light"
yelled the man.
Its Duke Adams" said Terry.
whats the matter. old boy?"
Sally recognized Duke al once He
worked at the Maynard garage and
WIS flying pupil of Terry's.
'Eeen up tonight" inquired Terry.
holding his own light for Duke Adams
to work by.
Yep" Duke Adams worked at his
tire. keeping his face turned from
Sally "COlple of MESSENGERS wanted
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Todzy's Horoscope

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SWALLOWS TIE PIN

HAMMOND, Embarrassed for
drunkenness, Harry LextOn of this
city swallowed mis- tie pin in an at
tempt at sricide, but was saved
bv an immediate operation.
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THE LIVING Way Is.
SERMON ON SUNDAY

Special Communion Service will
be held at the First Methodist
Church Sunday sevening at 7:30
O'Clock.
Subject of the sermon for med
itaSion will be ''The Living Way"
1t is the Flan that this shall be
candle light service and should be
very imp. essiye, it is said.
A special invitation to the gen.
eral public to worship at this
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Dance Tonight
At RauPs Club

As usual a large attendance is
anticipated for the regular Satur-
day night dance scheduled for this
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-05

FelIers who have a nice profile
live a one sided life.
Old Doc Simn1s was called over to
the nudist colony this mornin'. A
number of the inmates is down with
the chilis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-05

evening at Raul's Club on Roose-
welt Boulevard.
Music for this event will be
furnished by John Pritchard's
popular dance orchestra.
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Tip Flies With Terry


THEY all three reached the Warren
L housein high good humor. Before
Terry drove away, it was arranged
that Sally should get permission for
Terry to take Tip up in his plane.
Sally was secretly relieved. She
would not worry about Tip SO much
if Terry was looking after her.
1t was only after Sally was I'M
dressed and lying beneath the blue
patchwork quilt that she realized
fully that she had promised to marry
Terry Maynard, and that if SHE did
she would be saying goodby forever
to Warrenton and to the old, hum
drum life Of Sally Warren. The
thought filled her with a delightful
sense of excitement
In the days that followed, Sally was
too busy with her job and the de-
mandS on her time at home to spend
much time with Terry. But she de-
lighted in the knowledge that Terry
was always near, ready to take her
for an outing when she could spare
a moment. And when Sally was too
busy to go with him, Tip went, and
Sally was glad that Tip was in safe
hands. Somehow, Tip seemed to have
grown up little. She was more con-
siderate of her mother and father,
and gave up running around with
some of the crowd Mrs. Warren con-
sidered too fast" Sally put it down
to Terry's influence and to the fact
that Tip was about to graduate from
high school and realized that she must
choose some sort of career for herself.
None Of them realized that Tip had
already chosen her career.
Sally, herself, never dared to plan
as far ahead as the end Of the six
months grace she had asked of Terry
not even when two months had
slipped by. She would not admit to
herself that her salary was becoming
more and more necessary to the War
renS. Tip had to have clothes for
graduation, and some money had to
be put in the bank toward Rays medi-
cal course. The rest of Sally's salary
went toward providing some COM
forts for the household. which had
been hard put to it to make ends meet
on Mr.. Warren's dwindling earnings.
Copyright. 1886. Bailey FolfeJ
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PERSONAL MENTIOl

Mrs. Carmen Menendez Santos
and daughter, Teresita Santos,
were arrivals yesterday afternoon
from Havana and will be guests
of Mrs. Santos brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Val
des.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-05

Captain John "Shipper" AL
bury, retired master of the P. and
o. S. s. company, who was Wis
iting with relatives for two weeks,
left yesterday on the s. s. Cuba
to be with his children in Tampa
for the Christmas holidays.
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church is extended b. the pastor,
Rev. Joe Tolle.
The subject to be used in the
morning, IL o'clock, viii be 'The
Practical Use Of Faith"
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LAYS EGGS IN BEDROOM

SOUTH PORTLAND, Mo.-A
hen owned by Mrs. j. I. Liscom5
of this city raises a terrible fuss
until she is admitted tc the bed
room of her mistress Tome where
she lays eggs on the bed.
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ANGORA WOOL DRESS
ES, sizes up to SO, each
S1.9S

REDUCTIONS on all Ready
Te-Wear and Shoes for Satur-
day and Monday.
All new Fall Merchandise to
select from.
New Swagger Suits, Velvet
Dresses. Fur Trimmed Coats,
Sport Coats, Children's Coats
and Dresses, Evening Dresses
and Wool Dresses.
Select your CHRISTMAS
OUTFIT NOW and SAVE
MONEY!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-05

Dan MaEoy, well known sponge
buyer, Who has been in Cuba on a
buying trip, arrived yesterday
from Havana on the Steamship
Cuba.
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@Q1G,i.>a> F7 Sa04
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BY BAILEY WOLFE

to make a train at Raleigh. few
them over"
Suddenly a suspicion came to Sally.
did my sister Tip fly with you to-
night?" she asked quietly.
When Duke said nothing, and only
stood there, fumbling with the
wrench, Terry laughed. Guilty by
the looks of him." he told Sally.
q didn't say word" said Duke
sullenly.
Wen, then, WILL" said Tip War
rem, coming around the side of the
car to stand by him. Il went up with
Duke. What of it,"
That's the spirit" said Terry.
Come on and get in Terry's car"
said Sally sternly. Wen take you
home"
I'll have this tire fixed in min
ute" said Duke.
I'D better go with Sally. Duke"
said Tip. ''There1l be a terrible row
if Sally gets in before / do"
Just as you say" said Duke dis
consolately.
Thanks for the ride l had per-
fectly swell time" Tip marched over
to Terry's car and climbed in with
all the dignity of a queen being kid
mapped. Sally followed, furious with
Tip for putting her in the position Of
tyrant before Terry.
Ran away, didn't your" queried
Terry good-humoredly.
"Of course l did" said Tip. 'It's the
only way you can have any fun in
Warrenton-to run away"
Right" said Terry. Isn't it SO,
Sally?"
Sally gave in gracefully. She
couldn't go on acting like a grand
mother, even if Tip had scared her.
Tip, you're wretch and l ought
to scold you, but just can't. Promise
me, though. one thing-if you have to
fly. let Terry take you up"
I'D love to-" said Tip. Wouldn't
you love to take me, Terry?"
Anything TO keep on good terms
with the family"
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Subscribe to The Citizen-20c
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Mrs. Ralph Boyden, teacher in
the public schools of Monroe
county. was a passenger on the
S. s. Cuba yesterday afternoon
bound to Tampa for a short visit.
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HANDKERCHIEFS
NOVELTY GIFT
DEPARTMENT


The many things in tins de-
partment are too numerous 20
mention but among these items
you will find all kinds OF Silver
and Chromium Wear. Pottery,
Wine, Cocktail and Beer Sets.
Lamps, Manicure and Vanity
Sets, Bags of every description,
Military Sets, Toilet Sets and
500 other Novelty Items-See
our window.
LINENS
As usual we now show an
outstanding assortment Of al
kinds Of Linens from Cocktail
Napkins TO Banquet Cloths
Come in and see them-See
our window.
UNDERWEAR
This department is replete
with the seasons newest IN
Negiigees, Kirn0nas, Pajamas,
Night Gowns, Dance Sets See
our window.
CLEARANCE SALE
on al
READY-TO-WEAR
As is customary at this time
of the year, we viii clIt the
price on all DRESSES, HATS,
COATS. SWEATERS. etc
Come In today. Make yOur So
lectien and leave the rest 10 Us
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS On
ALL SHOES Make your Sc
lection early. Visit our store
today. JOE
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Enrique S. Barcelo, who had
been spending some time in Ha-
vana, returned on the Steamship
Cuba yesterday. ~ '-' 80
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Avoid ne CEES-Mz=
RUSH bv 6sEnw EoGr g.
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The Fort Peck press., 1936-05-14
Milo Jennings Files For
Sheriff Nomination, JULY

Milo Jennings, of Ophiem, Val
ley county resident for 26 years
Saturday filed his petition in
Glasgow seeking the Republican
nomination for sheriff in the pri
mary election. which will be hello
July 21st
Mr., j innings, 36 years of age
was born in Brainerh, Mimi. and
came to Valley county with his
parents in 1910. The Jennings
settled on a farm in the north
country, four miles east of Baylor.
The family also lived in Glasgow
where Mr.. Jennings attended
school in the city. When war was
declared, although Mr. Jennings
was only II, he enlisted in the
army and served from 1917 to
l 1919, part of the time in France
On his return to the county, he
farmed near Baylor.
Following approval of the Fort
Peck Dam, Mr.. Jennings was
there as member of
The first crew which went to work
The Fort Peck press., 1936-05-14

Mrs. B. A. Hovey and Mildred
of Frazer visited here Sunday.
Mrs, Joe Churchill entertained
some friends at bridge on Mon
day.
Mrs. A. M. Weasa and daughter
Joan were Mondoy guests at the
Dwight Bridges home in Midway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Besson and
Hubert were Glasgow callers Wedn'
esday.
Mrs. A. Fox was the lucky win
ner of the $4,000 at the Casino
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Fouler of Mime
apolis visited friends here Sun.
C. R. Walworth of Fairview was
a business caller in Wheeler Mon
day.
Raymond Stammen and A. Rich
lie of Minut, North Dakotn and
Aaron Albrecht and J. G., PuhtI
Of New England, North Dakota ar
lived Monday to work on the
lam.
Ray McLaughler and Joe Kline
elter of Billings transacted busi-
less in the city Tuesday.
Frazer visitors in Wheeler
Wednesday included Bert L. Sparks
nd Wanda and Lyle Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Baily of Bis
narck were overnight callers at
be Hotel Wheeler.
C, K. Moe of Wolf Point was a
usiness caller here Thursday.
Mrs. Marge Watchell, Miss Dot
IazZard, and Miss Ann Mccormick
lotored to Bismarck Saturday
vening to visit for few days at
ne Mccormick home.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-05-14

in October, 1888. He later became
a member of the Fort Peck police
department and served as a pa
trolman for more than a year be
fore he resigned his position last
autumn.
Mr. Jennings went from Fort
Peck to Opheim to become mana
ger of a gram elevator. While in
Opheim he has also served as
deputy sheriff.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-05-14
Park Grove News
By Ellen Nissen, Box 85l. Fl. Peck

Mrs Van Alstine and daughte
Rosalee accompanied the H. BryI
dilson family to Havre where the
attended the music festival las
week.
Mrs. L. E. Mclaughlin of II;
Gasconade ST., Fort Peck, visited
friends in Park Grove Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Krussee left
Thursday on an extended tour oil
the south western states. They
expect to be gone a month. Mr.
and Mrs Ed Lind are caring for
Paul Krussee while his parents
are away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denton Carter and
daughter Claudette we're visitors
in Park Grove Thursday. They
we're supper guests at the A. Nissen
home that evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Sheridan and
children were in Glasgow Friday.
lam Nesson purchased a 1886
Oldsmobile from Nashua Hdwe
and Imp. Co.
The Kenneth and Russell Coday
families of Nashua visited friends
in Park Grove Sunday.
The Midway-Park Grove home
demonstration club met at the
home of Mrs j, Mckay in Park
Grove Friday.
Kitron's visited in Malta Satur
day.
The Harvey Corrie family return
ed Sunday from their tip to Mi
not, North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Gratjan visit
ed at the Max Sheridan home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Nissen were
callers in Glasgow Friday.
AL Jacobson of the Glasgow Drug
Co. is working at the PaIk Grove
Drug Store during the absence of
A. V, Krussee.
The community sympathizes
with the relatives and friends of
Chris Ritall, who died after very
brief illness with pneumonia.
Margret Alstine returned home
Monday after visiting three weeks
at the Dahl home in Havre.
Several people from Park Grove
enjoyed a swim at the Hot Water
Plunge near Saco, Sunday.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-05-14
FOR SALE-Rooming House an,

FOR SALE-Rooming House ano
Restaurant. complete. 7 rooms
lunch counter; all furnished
Located across the street from
the Fry Hotel in New Deal
Terms $500 cash or Il down
and balance monthly payments
Billy Searls. Box No, SS, New
Deal, Montana.
FOR SALE-TWO milk cows; Just
fresh. Five lots, also house. Tx
20 sheet rock, in Wilson Town
site. Will give terms. Ray
Gendreau, Wheeler, Montana.
42t2
The Fort Peck press., 1936-05-14

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