News-Press from Fort Myers, Florida • Page 5

SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 14, 1937 FORT MYERS NEWS-PRESS" FACE FIVE Sunday School Heads Meet at Cletciston Pretty Patti Pickens Weds Punta Gor da to Miami for a visit of several weeks. Mrs. Homer Addison, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Willis, Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. White and Emory Green churches and world war vU-rana. The contributions can le left with C.

A. Waltrnire at the Boca Grand bank. Club Announces Novel Program "Harlem Night" to be Held Monday Night at 7, spent Wednesday attending to business and visiting friends at Fort Myers. Howard Scovill and Donald Lancaster of Greenville, North Carolina arrived Wednesday evening for a short visit at Punta Gorda before renting a cottage at Naples for several weeks. Mr.

Scoviil and Mr. Lancaster, accompanied by Charles Day spent Thursday morning at Naples. Mrs. T. C.

Crosland, Mrs. E. C. Cornell and Miss Jane Stout spent Tuesday attending a union meeting of the WMU association of the Baptist church at Arcadia. Mr.

and Mrs. E. D. Hendrickson of Venice spent the past week-end here visiting their daughter, Mrs. Robert A.

DeVilSe, Mr. DeVille and family. G. W. Williams of Tampa was here Wednesday and Thursday on business.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cowling are spending several days at Miami. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Nord of Cres-ton, Iowa arrived this week to V. 1 vff ff 1 li Mrs. Gienwood Lancaster and I ers are spending a week here visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Lancaster's sister, Mrs.

U. S. Allison was taken to the Arcadia hospital Tuesday evening for an operation; Mrs. Lancaster accompanied her and will remain for two or three days until Mrs. Allison's health improves.

Mrs. Vernice Steele, Mrs. Ar-zelia Addison, Mrs. Joe Harrison and Phil Adair were Tuesday visitors at Arcadia. James Maxwell of Flora City arrived this week to make his home at Punta Gorda in the future.

Mr. Maxwell is with the White Way Barber shop. Mrs. Sam H. Campbell and her son, Sam II.

Campbell, of Chattanooga, will arrive this week to visit Mrs. Campbell's father, C. L. Babcock and Babcock at their home in Salana. Miss Alice Mossbarger of Chil-licothe, arrived Wednesday to visit for several weeks with her sister, Mrs.

V. J. Jordan and brother-in-law, Dr. V. J.

Jordan, at their home in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. I. R.

Weaver and their daughter, Mrs. Myrtle En-ennbecker of Oklahoma arrived Tuesday night to be here with Mrs. Weavers parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.

B. Jones. They were called to Punta Gorda because of the sudden serious illness of Mr. Jones. Mrs.

Lillian Headley, Miss An nette Norquist, Miss Elsie Spear and Sum Bruton went last Sunday to Tampa to hear John Mc-Cormick sing. Julian J. Stubbs and Chester O. Starling spent Wednesday attending to business at Naples. G.

C. Persons visited his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Persons and family at Fort Myers Thursday afternoon. J.

W. Bennett was taken to the Venice hospital Tuesday night. Mr. Bennett had an operation at the hospital several weeks ago and was at home on Charlotte Harbor until last night and was recovering nicely. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Persons, Miss Ruth Bishop and Roy Harris were Thursday evening visitors at the fair at Fort Myers. Dr. and Mrs. George L.

Fritch-ett of Black Mountain, North Carolina arrived this week to spend a month at Charlotte Bay Hotel. Mrs. Alton L. Moore and Mrs. Frank Rigell and daughter, Jean There's plenty of sweet harmony in the love sang Patti Pickens and Robert Simmons are singing in New York for they eloped to Newhurgh, N.

recently and were married in the home of a friend. Patti is one of the singing Pickens Sisters who went from their home in Macon, to radio and stage fame. Her bridegroom is a member of radio's celebrated Revelers Quartet. i conclusion of play apricot ice and individual cakes were served-Those present were Mrs. T.

A. McEachern, Mrs. William L. Clarke, Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs.

J. E. Foxworthy, Mrs. A. L.

Mc-Swain, Mrs. D. WBoyd and Mrs. Peers. STTOY (LI MEETS CLEWISTON The Study club of St.

Margaret's Catholic church, which plans to meet twice monthly, met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. A- Bourne. Father J. F.

Walsh read an article by Gilbert K. Chesterton and also described certain places in the Vatican City and ceremonies which will take place there. Attending were Mrs. Horace A. Bestor, Mrs.

E. P. Mutrix, Mrs. P. G.

White, Mrs. R. T. Mitchell, Mrs. G.

E. Smith, Mrs. II. J. Oglesby, Mrs.

Bourne and Miss Jayne Harrington. A Baptist Party Held At Moore Haven MOORE HAVEN The Misses Lorine Jones and Roberta Foy entertained jointly with a party at the home of Miss Foy Monday evening for the Senior Baptist young peoples' union. Games were played and contests held after which refreshments of hot chocolate and marshmallows and sandwiches were served to the Misses Myrtis Moore, Annie Rue Waters, Wanda Fern Vorhees. Gaudy Waters, Virgie Collins, Betty Stalls, Frank Householder, Earl Smith arid Billy Adkins. CAKI CLltt MEETS Mrs.

C. G. Washbon entertained her card club Tuesday at her home in Naples. Mrs. M- Hilton Peers won the club prize.

At the Slesa oh spent lhursday evening visitmg; the fair at Fort Myers. David Washburn and Bernard Crews of Fort Myers were here: Tuesday evening visiting Misses Dorothy Guthrie and Barbara Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Johnson andj Clifford Henderson of Georgia, are here for several months as guests of Mrs. Sophia! Goldstein at her home at Solona. John Cartwright, who has been! employed at Useppa for the past several months, returned home Wednesday. Boca Grande Mrs.

Height of Fort Myers is! visiting with her daughter, Mr3. Emil Ophitz at Boca Grande. The Rev. Father Lawrence Flynn of Arcadia held sen-ices Tuesday morning at Boca Grande, An appeal for contributions to! the Red Cross flood aid fund wasj issued yesterday by Boca Grande! SANITARY FISH MARKET Opposite Kress on Broadway FISH, SHRIMP and OYSTERS Shrimp for Bait Phone 75 Printed Crepes and Solid Colors! Glen Row 7 1 These dresses will form the backbone of your Spring wardrobe if you're style conscious AND thrifty! Fine fabrics in last minute styles! Most Wanted Colors! Unusual Trimmings -Pleatings, Shirring Fine Workmanship! Here are styles for street, sports, business and afternoon! Rright prints on light and pastel grounds. Sizes 12 to 4G omen's and Childress SAMDAIiS White Arrabuk Fabric '7 As cool as you could wish! Cct oat, yet they will give support! Covered heel, composition sole.

Also in gay summer colors. Women's Sanforized TWILL SLACKS Well-Tailored pr. MannishJy tailored slacks, cut plenty full and long. In solid colors or tweedy-looking prints. Sizes 10 to 22.

Uu CLEWISTOX The monthly meeting of officers and teachers of the Sunday school of the Community church was held Monday evening at the home of Dr- and Mrs. J. W. Ezelle on Ponce de Leon avenue. Dr.

and Mrs. Ezelle entertained the group first at spper, following which the matters of the Sunday school were discussed. Attending were Dr. and Mrs. D.

J. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. B. E-Herring, Mrs.

C. E. Moon, Miss Marion Leydig, Miss Mary Mar-kette, Miss Roberta Spieer, I. D. Leydig, J.

E. Beardsley, I. M. Pafford and R. X- Smith.

Chokoloskee Tom Nobles, Ernest Hamilton, Mark Hamilton and C. Hamilton have returned from a visit of five days in LaBelle. George Dunaway, Ada MeCand-less and Mr. and Mrs. L.

J. Khnads spent Wednesday in Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Bogges spent Monday and Tuesday at Chokoloskee while Mr.

Bogges' boat was being repaired. George Dunaway visited Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. L. J.

Rhoads. School children from Chokoloskee who attended the fair Tuesday in Fort Myers were Estelle De-mere, Fay Demere, Sylvia Ste phens, Leldon Thompson, Jessie Thompson, Grade Brown, Inez Rewis, Flora and Leola McKinney and Katie Thompson. The Rev. C. Cole, Mrs.

Hilda Brown, Mrs. M. Brown, Bobbie Brown, Wanda Brown, Alice Brown and Audrey Brown spent Wednesday in Fort Myers. Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Hamilton and their son Buster spent Monday at Everglades. Immokalee Thomas Hightower, of La-Belle spent Tuesday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas High-tower, sr. Prof.

Lester Crews spont Tuesday at the fair in Fort Myers. E. J. Kennon of Everglades visited Wednesday in Immokalee on business. Means 1 7 TT 1 Try getting weeks.

Sleep muscle THAT Then note the your energy There is no than the sleep. "js IE if 1 The Community club has arranged for something ''new and different" despite the fact that people are prone to say "There's nothing new under the sun." This exceptional "something" is called "Harlem Night," to be presented at the Town club tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. One of the outstanding numbers will be billed as "Truckin' by Pollyanna and Claudia," and if you haven't seen truckin' as done by dark town, you have a treat in store. The program follows: processional, "Swing Low Sweet Chariot," numbers by the Capella choir: "Passing By," "Hallelujah," and "He's the Lily of the Valley;" "The Star," by a sextette; "The Big Brown Bear," by the chorus; tap dance by Maschack Battle; truckin' by Pollyanna and Claudia; novelty song hits by Portner, Brown and Lawrence; "Home on the Range," by the barber shop four; "Love in Bloom," by Helen and Irene; piano and vocal selection by Anderson; "Song of Love," from Bloom Time, by Marjory and Brown; piano solo, "Juba Dance," by Hazel A. Shanks; tap dance by Ernest Mayes; "The Chamber by the chorus; group by the chorus, "There's No Hiding Place," "Two Flies" and "Old Man River." Hazel Shanks is the director of the all colored cast.

Mrs. Linksuiler Has Cleiviston Bridge CLEWISTON, Feb. 13 Mrs. G. E.

Linkswiler was hostess Tuesday afternoon at Clewiston Inn at a bridge tea. Mrs. H. J. B.

Scharnberg was awarded first prize for high score, Mrs. O. F. Schiffli second prize, Miss Jayne Harrington the consolation prize and Mrs. Willard F.

Simpson made the lucky cut and received a prize. Others playing were Mrs. Maie Wright, Mrs. Francis M. Wright, Mrs.

II. A. Bestor, Mrs. J. W.

Francis, Mrs. R. Y. Patterson, Mrs. William Cecil Owen, Mrs.

E. Smith, Mrs. I. M. Pafford, Mrs.

Robert N. Smith, Mrs. S. W. Houser, Mrs.

Claud L. Downs, Mrs. F. Deane Duff, Mrs. Fred Ingram Hill, Mrs- William C.

Prewitt, Mrs. M. M. Prewitt and Mrs. A.

R. Broadfoot. Invited for tea were Mrs. Robert Mac-Laren and Mrs. Frank A.

Ray. Peggy Stalls Has Party at Moore Haven MOORE HAVEN Peggy Anne Stalls celebrated her fifth birthday with a Valentine party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Stalls, Wednesday afternoon.

Inclement weather kept the little folks indoors for their games which included a Valentine hunt of which Mary Ethel Lundy was the winner and received a prize. A Valentine motif was used in decorations and refreshments. Birthday cake and fruited jello with whipped cream were served to the guests by Mrs. Stalls. A little basket filled with heart-shaped pieces of candy was given to each child.

Those attending were Lois Cox, Joan Saxon, Doris Griffith, Joy Summers, Frances Vorhees, Mary Ethel Lundy, Miriam Lee Nail, Donald Farnam, Dwight Settle and Billy Lynn Brooks. CLEWISTON (LIB MEETS CLEWISTON Mrs. Dave G. Alston entertained her bridge club Wednesday afternoon at Clewiston Inn. At the game, Mrs.

Leslie C. Miller received first prize, Mrs. H- R. Hall low. and Mrs.

L. Downs, cut. Others playing were Mrs. J. E.

Ezelle, Mrs. G. B. Thomas, Mrs. I.

M. Pafford, Mrs. R. N. Smith and Mrs.

Keath-ley Bowden. Personal Mention Phillip Corr, of Dayton, 0-, will arrive today to visit his uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Farnum of Riverside.

Phillip. Corr, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Corr of Washington are the guests of Dr. and Mrs.

Farnum. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Mills of Kokomo, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

George Kingston and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kingston at their home on First street. Mr. and Mrs.

Milton Thompson and their little daughter of La-Belle are spending the week-end with relatives in Fort Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pomeroy, their daughter, Miss Alice Carter and Gene Mills of St. James City visited in Fort Myers yesterday.

A. Carlton, Mrs. George Prevatt and Mrs. Harvie Guthrie of Clewiston visited friends in Fort Myers yesterday. and Awake Refreshed spend the remainder of the month at Iunta Gorda at the Charlotte Bay Hotel.

Hugh McWilliams of Tampa was on business here Thursday. Mrs, Nada Hackett was employed Wednesday as assistant telephone operator at the Charlotte Harbor Hotel. Mrs. Kelly Day, Miss Mary Day, Mrs. Roy Allison and son, Bobby Allison and Mrs.

C. L. Babcock were visitors at Fort Myers Thursday. I. C.

Bingley of New York City is at Cleveland visiting his daugh ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Andrew S. Cleveland and their son, Kenneth for several weeks. Thomas Speer of East Orange, New Jersey spent the day Thursday at I'unta Gorda while enroute v. 4 1 s.

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