Greeter: a Guide: Where to Go, What to See, Orlando's Civic Weekly, Week Ending November 25

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11-25-1933

Greeter: A guide: where to go, what to see, Orlando's Civic Weekly, week ending November 25

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STARS Citation Hotel Greeters of Florida, "Greeter: A guide: where to go, what to see, Orlando's Civic Weekly, week ending November 25" (1933). The Greeter. 43. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-thegreeter/43 t. GUIDE-WHAT'S WHAT OFFICIAL CIVIC WI5J!KLY Week Ending November 25, '33

America's Finest Beers MUNCH'S - JAX - EDELBRAU · -- Central Florida Distributo.s BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTING CbMPANY 617 VI. Robinson St. Carl Tegder, Manager W THE GREETER this that and the other- A GUIDE ••• WHERE TO GO ••• WHAT TO SEE "What a man" MILLIGAN is -the talk of WHATS WHAT-DAY BY DAY the_ town. It i~ reported that it is all three CIVIC WEEKLY so~ial secretariE:s ~an do to book his ap OFFICIAL PUBLICATION pomtments begmnmg one month hence- CENTRAL FLORIDA CHAPTER CHARTER 19 the date the REPORTER STAR that all HOTEL GREETERS OF AMERICA his bones ·w.iU be healed--'CAMERO ORLANDO APARTMENT HOUSE OWNERS SHIPP and BILL STORY of the Winter SOCIETY Gar~en Journal are dodging inhibition ac A. P . PHILLIPS, JR., EDITOR A.ND PUBLISHER cordm~ ~o their last week's paper with a DON EMERY, DAYTONA. BEACH, ADVERTISING ve_ry_ VIVId departure from accepted journ LILLIAN SHAPPY, SECRETARY ah~tic layout-DR. LEMAN has moved his JOSE ARENTZ, ART DIRECTOR offices back to the WYOMING HOTEL HARRY FITZGERALD, FISHING EDITOR :Vhich re~inds us. that DEWI_TT MILLER JACK BRANHAM . L. O. MOTE, C. L. VARNER, 1s up to his ears m work1 agam-Since the CONTRIBUTORS DUBSDREAD COUNTRY CLUB issued PUBLISHED EACH SATURDAY their new and attractive folder JACK DISTRI BUTED BY BRANham prexy at the ORLANDO COU _ U. S. MAIL. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TRY CLUB is getting ideas in the same THEATRES, HOTELS, APARTMENTS, direction-C_. C. COMMANDER, head man RESTAURANTS AND WHEREVER of the Florida Citrus Exchange, is a fre ' PEOPLE CONGREGATE quent visitor to these parts lately. Let's ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION not relinquish our plea for Exchange head PUBLICATION OFFICE quarters. This should be a major project SUITE 223 CHURCH AND MAIN BLDG. of the GREATER ORLANDO CHAMBER PHONE 4040 until it is accomplished-T. K. JOHNSO doing some nice work and we all wish him God speed in his endeavors-CRAWFORD radio at a glance ;BICKFOR_D, Countr Chamber Secretary, m the midst of his annual membership round-up. His next thoughts will be on the N. B. C. CHAIN Central Florida Exposition which remin is Station City Kilocycles us is duck soup for COL. R. M. SHEARER WJZ-New York ...... 760 -Congratulations to JANE W A,SHBUR WEAF-New York .... :...... : ...... 660 an~ BILL_ CANTRELL, these two capable WSM-Nashville ...... 650 writers will keep the nation well-informed WSB-Atlan ta ...... 740 of the activities in Orlando this season WFAA-Dallas ...... 800 Many an office has suffered from the rig WSUN-St. Petersburg ...... 6.20 ors of the cold in the last week and every WENR-Chicago ...... 870 where you go you are saluted v•ith a hani KFI-Los Angeles ...... 640 k~rchief-BI~L ~ANIER Cit·-1 Comptroller, COLUMBIA CHAIN bids a meetmg mterest payments in New York City-Cashier CAPEHART of the V/ABC-New York ...... 860 Florida Bank greets everyone with a fond WHAS-Louisville ...... 820 "How do you do'!" But there are too many WET-Charlotte ...... , ...... 1080 of us who do not "do so well" upon leaving WDBO-Orlando ...... 5 80 -Welcome to Orlando, ROY WHI'DI G, WLAC-Nashville ...... 1470 you have some shoes to fill for GEORGE MEXICO DA VIS of the Home Supply Organization XER ...... 730 J. W. FITZGERALD back home with JOE INDEPENDENT McCORMICK, out scouting for new lumber WWL--New Orleans ...... 8.50 business-Which reminds us that SARAH McCORMICK JONES is now recunerating from an appendictomy-BURT SMITH and PROMPT and EFFICIENT C. M. McLE NAN have just issued a most 'ii RADIO SERVICE attractive and enlightening svmpo ium of e their FLORIDA FARM & GROVE which n ALL MAKES now boasts of over 65,000 circulation-and l.l. D. Waite Radio & Service while we are speaking of circulation we Phone 7661 111 E. Pine St. must remind you that the GREETER reach Crosley and Majestic Dealer es the "cream of the crop" of Orlando and Winter Park and affords the advertiser ti privileged entry to the better homes ~nd of fi""'S. WP. could rave on forever but JES C SI ALBEE of the Typesetting Compan7 d PETE THE TAILOR, Inc. is hollering for copy and we never keep a y Exdusive French Dry Cleaners and Dyers lady aiting. 1 Office-36 W. Central-Dial 6101 ORLA DO COU TRY CLUB- Eio-hteen•ho'e ,:0 r ti cour e (par 70). tennis, clear water bathin~. at• y Plant-11 7 South Bryant tractive, commodious cluh--ho·1. e. The rendezvon of the ocial i,,et. Only OT' e anif n half mile'l from the center of tbe downtown

Have you taken our oft-mentioned sug Herman F. Siewert's Organ Vespers pro gestion of driving out to the Flamingo for grams for Tuesday, November 21, will in a real evening of enjoyment? If you- have, clude numbers from Bach, Kinder, Strovin you know what those who have not have ski and Chaminade. These programs begin missed. Good music by Cherryl Owen's at 5:30 p. m. at Knowles Memorial Chapel, and his orchestra, excellent dance floor, and are open to the public. tempting Spanish or American style din The Rollins College football team will ners-everything for a perfect evening. meet a strong eleven from Lenoir Rhyne Just a short pleasant drive one-half mile College from Hickory, N. C., Thur sday out on the Cheney Highway. night, November 23, at Tinker Field. For years Lenoir Rhyne has been highly re spected in North Carolina football circles We'll wager · these cold winds have and the team brings with it a long estab brought to light the fact that your house lished reputation of playing high-grade could be made warmer by just a little re football. pairing or altering. Why not call Jack Stevens, general contractor, and have his A Problem-It is stated that a young ac figures and suggestions. You may reach tress in Hollywood "is seeking to insure him by calling 5870 or drop him a line at for 20,000 lbs. the 182 freckles which adorn Route 1, Box 97 B. her face.'~· 109 lbs. apiece seems a good price for what some people have considered Do you know that there isn't anything in a disfigurement. And if Freckle No. 137 the dressmaking line that Mrs. John Todd were to disappear? cannot do? She is simply marvelous when it comes to altering or remodeling, and the results achieved with yard material, of your choice, is beyond description. Why not calJ. on Mrs. Todd today at 17½ S. Or ange Ave? She will be more than glad tc, help you and you'll find her suggestions to be just what you had in mind. j ' • • .

The Perrydell, Orlando's most attractive tea hous~ ar,d gift shop: located at 22 E. Gore, is a FREE TICKETS TO BEACHAM THEATRE beauty spot that out-of,town visitors should not Best wishes are extended by ilie Grce~cr to fa il to enjoy. Visitors are cordially greeted by the following friends and readers wh9 arc ccl, Mrs. Perry or M :ss Randall. Here, while wait, ebrating their birthday. A telephone ca,11, a note of congratulations, a visit or a little gift in g just a very short time for your order, you will make the day happier for them. may take in the bits of interesting surroundings To add to the birthday, the Greeter and the wh ich include paintings, antique furniture, drap, Beacham theatre invite each of these attend eries and odd gift novelties. Everything is to the current picture at the BEACHAM, as the maintained to make your stay and dinner a pleas, guest of the Greeter and the theatre. Those ~nt one, ar.d one that you will long remember. whose names are listed below, by properly iden tifying themselves, may get a special birthday Pete The Tailor, at 36 W. Central is the place ticket to the Beacham. to go for really fine tailored clothing. You' 11 be Nov. Nov. urprised at the astonishingly low cost, too. Ex, Bonnie Rahl ______13 Fred Cumbie ______2 elusive French dry deaning and dyeing is also T. Aslanian ______l 5 Mrs. D. Fishback 2 done here. Remember, dial 6101 when next Christine Parham 15 Mollie Moffat _____ 3 you have need- for a super tailoring shop. Gayle Matthews __l 7 Louella Browne __ 10 Al Ruppel ______l 7 Kathleen Wood ____ 12 Try Something Classical-Musician (af., ter much pressing)-"Well, all right, since TO OUR READE~S You insist. What shall I play?" The mission of this publication is to acquaint Ho-st-"Anything you like. It is only to the busy man or woman wi th what is happening annoy the neighbors·.-., · in Orlando and Winter Park. He Paid-The young man had gone to SERVICE CLUBS the bazaar, but was determined not to spend anything. Junior Chamber of Commerce · · Fair eller: "What about this cigarette Luncheon-Monday 12 :15, 46 W. Central Ave. case? Rotary Club Young Man: "I don't smoke." Luncheon-Wednesday 12 :SO-Chamber ot Com "This pen-wiper?" merce Bldg. "I never write." Bldg. "A packet of sweets ? " Civitan Club "I don't eat sweets." Luncheon~ Wednesday ·12 :U--Washhu.ru· • "Then what about this tablet of soap.?" Exchange Club · The young- man bought it! Luncheon- Wednesday 12 :15-0range Court Kiwanis Club Kentucky Nature Story-A colonel of our Luncheon-Friday 12 :15 C. ot C. Bldg. acquaintance says the Arizona man was Lions Club frightened to death by seeing on a trail a Luncheon- Friday-Washburn's rattlesnake which another man also saw Business and Professional Women's Club was a weakling, and that he has survived Monday Evenings- San Juan Hotel seeing his bedchamber rattlesnake with horns, when nobody else could see them. Having his Fling-"I wish to goodnes Big Mobilization.-The manager of a we could go home, mother, but dad wants tour:ring theatrical company wired to the to stop for three more dances." proprietor of the theatre in a small town "Yes dear, your father is a trial, isn't he? where his company was due to appear: But, after all, one can be old only once." "Would like to hold rehearsal next Mon day afternoon at three. Have your stage manager, carpenter, property man, electri cian and all stage hands present at that SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS 1• hour. . Four hours later he received the follow s~!~hM~!i~~Dr. ~~~A~~~m ing reply: "He'll be there." Nervousness, Neuritis, Colds, Rheumatism Poor Circulation ;, 248 S. Orange Ave. Orlando, Fla. FLORIDA SPECIAL TIES CO. I Liquid Soaps-In~ectiddes-Disinfectants · Cleaners, Deodorants, Brushes, Mops, veterinarian Brooms, Etc. Manufacturers of DR. J. L. RUBLE Wonde~ Gas. and ~yt-Way Products 1101 N. Ornii.~e Phone 533j Phone 9249 · · 428 South Hughey

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COUNT ·.. q Call 4040 C.hurch and "'Ma~Bldg: THE VISITOR rs ALWAYS WELCOME TO THE BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS OF THE FLORIDA SANITARIUM AND HOSPITAL SA t ITARIUM DRIVE- Jut off North Orange on "',ollins Avenue. You wil1 enjoy a drive through thE ROCK SPRI G :J:rue to it name. Located ln campus of the Florida Sanitarium. Its beauty i Kelly Park, a natural beauty spot of 800 acre , the enriched by the tall mos y pine which overshadow gift rot, Dr. Howard A. KelJy, of Ba.ltimore, to- tli .. the lake front vista. Ma ny vi itors enjoy this re Oran.ge County Park Sy tern. Six- mHes north' of 1 treat and have alway found themselve welcome. Apopka . . -,,: }~· ~ a a ■■ a ■■■ a ■■■■■■■■■■ a ■■■■■■■■■■ am

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GROUND FLOOR Auto License Bureau-W. K. Price Andres Beauty Salon Ruth Davis-Dressmaking East Side Barber Shop--L. E . Yates M. D. Bailey, Jr.-Investments Chas. Mayer-Mayer Realty Co. H enry Mayer~Bldg. Supt. V crnon McKelvey-Real Estate Ruth Davis has been rearranging her Orlando Typesetting Co.-J. M. Albee shop-to take care of increased business. Shopping Guide--Weekly Ad Paper Lots of busy hands can be seen working Frank Gordon-Fernery on lovely new materials that lucky women Vcter~ns Foreign Wars--John P ierson in Orlando will soon be wearing as stun :-ange County Chief-Frank Hastings ning dresses. Better have your new holi day dresses made here and come early be OFFICES fore the rush.!_we know Mrs. Davis will be Jose Arentz-Artist busy. Barter-Trade-Exchange Late COJJl~rs amQ.!J.g newspaper represen Florida League of Patriots tatives are_ still arriving at Advertising L,. man Beckes-Attorney headquarters daily. Orlando Letter Shop-- Direct Mail Advertising Might Exercise the Goldfish-"But I The Greeter-Civic Weekly couldn't give you enough work to keep you Walter Hall-Attorney occupied." S. J. Stiggins-Attorney "Missus, you'd be surprised wot a little A. P. Phillips Co.-Advertising it takes' to keep me -occupied." if you mdst leave orlando where to eat RAILROADS Flam~go (Night Club and Beer Garden) ATLANTIC COAST L INE - Passenger D«-pot, Sleigh Boulevard. City ticket office, 4.3 East Pine St. l Dllle east on Cheney Highway- Phone 5'910 Arrive (irolng North) Arrive (going Soulb; 1:U A. M. 2:4.0 A. M. Perrydell 1 :50 P. M. 1 :20 P. M. 22 Ea@l Hore-Phone 5461 AIR-MUNICIPAL AIRPORT Sharkey's Restaurant 5-i • Orange A ve.-Phone 4.004. Orlando-North, 11 :4.0 A. M. • I Orlando-South, S :20 P. M. ..: rt The Melrose - Room and Board 229 S. Main St.-Phone 4570 MILES FROM DATSON ORLANDO? DAIRIES II 0 ·GRADl A PASTfUR/lfD Apopka ____ 11 Lakeland ---- lJII Arcadia ____us Lee burg ____ 411 Aulmrnda le ___ 58 Madison ____..21 Milk .fer Hf!illfh / Avon P ark ___ 85 Marianna S!IO Bradenton ___ua Melbourne ___ a PHONf.6342 .PH~ b\~~~ Brooksville ___ 72 Miami _____ 4,5 Bunnell ____ 86 Mt. Dora ____ 27 Clearwater ___uo Moore Haven __163 Clermont ____ 27 New Smyrna __ 62 JOHN PIERSON SPECIALIST Cocoa _____ 52 Ocala _____ 82 Ocoee _____ 9 Crescent City __ 74 p Dade City ___ 68 Okeechobee ___150 Daytona Beach __ 115 Ormond Beach __ 72 F DeLand ____ 4.1 Palm Beach ___1so A Eau Gallle ___ 70 Palatka ____ 119 0 Eustis _____ 8Z Pensacola ___4.8 •& L Frostproof ___ 74. Pinnt City ___ 79 0 Punta Gorda __14.!I A Ft. Lauderdale _2211 Sanford ____ 22 Ft. Meade --- '17 D C Ft. Myers ___170 Sarasota ____ 15~ Ft. Pierce ___121 Sebring ____ 9!> E Gainesville ___no St. Augustine __120 Green Cove ___JU St. Cloud ____ 211 Groveland ____ H Sliver Springs __ 88 Stuart _____ 143 Haines City -- '1 ,. Hollywood -230 Tallahasse ___2511 Tampa _ ____100 Upholstering, Crating, Remodeling High Springs __Ul Tavares ____ 3i Indian River City _ 18 Jacksonvllle __154, St. Peter~burg __us Pictu:-e Fram=ng and Refinishing Furniture Key West ___4i0 Titusvllle ____ "2 Kissimmee ___ 18 Vero Beach ___108 HASSLER FRAME SHOP Lake Annie ___1110 Wesit Palm BeaclL-180 Lake €ity ___l6T Winter Haven -- !52 Dealer in All Types Antiques Winter Garden __ U Lake Wales __ 118 235 Boone St., Orlando, Fla. Lake Worth __ll!G Winter Park __ ,

CITY BUS SCHEDULE 7'n Winter Park-Halt hnur !lervice leaving Oran11:e EVANS CRUMP and' Central on the hour (and half hour) 6 :SO to 9 A. M. Returning from Winter Park depot 20 minutes after each hour. JEWELER Pnrk Luke, Drttbsdrenrl Route-Leaving Orange and Central to Park Lake on the }lour : to Dub~dread 33 S. ORANGE AVE. half pa~t each hour. Half hom ioervice 6 :30 Ii.. m. tu !l a. 111 . and 4:llO p. 111. to 7:00 p. m. ChProkee-Sottth Cit11 Limits Rm•fP- Hourly service lea\·ing Or•n~e and Centnl l!O minutes before . Pn"h hour. c(. q. L . Depot-Sou.th Parramore Route- Leaving ORLANDO STEAM ·central and Orange south 7:10 and 8:10 a. m. t o 9 a . m. f·or further Information call Orlando Trnn~lt Co .. LAUNDRY Phone 88811 .

Orlando's Leading Boarding House THE MELROSE DYERS and ROOM and BOARD SPECIAL SEASON RATES CLEANERS High Q u:ility-Low Pi ice PhnPe :H76 229 South Main Street Phone 4 5 70 ~port and Recreation N e"Ys ·tow tides on daytona be3:eh. VOLLEYBALL Regular teams in volle_vball wi_ll g~t under ov. 19 ---,--2:56 ov. 22 ______5:40 ay this week at the C1ty Auditorium and Nov. 20 _____ 3 :37 ov. 23 , ______5:51 ov. 21 ______4:42 Nov. 24 ______7:00 it is planned to have class A and B League Nov. 2 5 ______g : 07 . to play· two nights a week playing Monday and Wednesdays. Those that wish to get in these games will play 10 exhibitions in Orlando, play are u-rged to be out on these nights at 7 ;30 ing 3 Saturdays and Sundays and Tuesday or call C. L. Varner at '6522. and Thursday nights of the two weeks that he is here. TENNlS The Orlando Coliseum has been secured Several Round Robin Tournaments have for the night matches and in case it rains been started for the local tennis players. on Saturday and Sunday those matches will The class A players play every Tuesday also be played at the Coliseum. and Thursday at 4:00 while the class B Orlando is the only place in the State players play on Saturday 2:00. . that Tilden is planning to play outside of On Sunday, November 19th the leading Jacksonville and it is expected that the tennis players of the city will travel to tennis players and fans fo the state will be Daytona Beach to play some exhibitions at on hand to witness these matches. the newly organized Ormand Shore Tennis Club. FULL FISTIC CARD MONDAY NIGHT Those that will go to Ormand Beach are Frank Guernsey, Jr., Barbe Bartlett, C. L. The main bout Monday night at the Coli Varner and Charles Hartridge. seum as announced by Promoter Turner The Orlando Tennis team wiU play a Scott: will feature Rufus Miles of Cha:lotte m~tch with the Florida University team at N. C. who is in Orlando for the wmter. Florida Saturday morning November 25th Miles, weighing 147, is the welte:weight as nart of the celebration for home coming. champion of North and South Carolrna and The Orlando team has played at HomP. the only boy that ,ever knocked out _Wilbur Comin~ for the past 6 ye~rs and the loc" 1 Stoke1,. Miles will · face Johnny Miller of te3 m had the edge over the Florida Var Sarasota who also weighs 147. Miller's sity for the past three years. Those who record reads 69 fights. with only 11 lost. will make up the local team will be Frank The semi-finals will feature Johnny Dean r'qn n c: nv. Jr.. C. W . Hickey, C. L Varner, o:f Philadelphia vs. Rufus Lynch and two Glen Wilson, and either Dr. Ross. Charles other good bouts. H!l rtridge or Mercer Henr•r. Plans are going forward for th~ exhibi It All Depends-A very small boy was tion matches to be played by Bill Tilden trying to lead a St. Bernard dog up the rn

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TEAS A La Carte BEAUTIFUL BEEMAN ESTATE 22 E. GORE formerly home of the late "CHEWING GUM KING" Phone 5461 Attractive Room at Perrydell and Perrydell Annex BEACHAM THEATRE at the Sat:-Sun~-Mon., Nov. 18-19-20 Max Baer, Jack Dempsey, Primo Canera, and SPARK'S Myrna Loy in .THE PRIZEFIGHTER AND THE LADY." theatres Tties.-Wed., Nov. 21-22 That new star-Dorothea ·Wieck in 44THE this week·, CRADLE SONG:" · Thurs.-. Fri., Nov. 23-24 Carole Lombard and Charles Laughton in . HWHITE WOMAN." RIALT·o THEATRE Sat., Nov. 23-25 Only ·. Tim McCoy in HOLD THE PRESS also Jack Holt in HWHEN STRANGERS ·MARRY" .added-Mickey Mouse and Betty Boop Car- toons also Gordon of Ghost City No. 6. Sun.-Mon., Nov. 19-20 Big Double Feature Program-Eddie Cantor in •·wHOOPEff' also SAMARANG with a special cast. Tues.-Wed., Nov. 21-:22 Double Feature Program-Kay Francis in '"MARY STEVENS MD" also Henrietta Crossman in HPILGRIMAGE". · First time shown in Orlando. Thurs.-Fri. Nov. 23-24 Big Double Feature Program-William Powell in ""KENNEL MURDER CASE" also _Ann Harding and Richard Dix in '"THE CQ;N- QUERORS. BABY GRAND,· Winter Park Sat., Nov. 23-25 Only Edmund Lowe and Wynne Gibson in ••HER BODY GUARD." Sun.-Mon., Nov. 19-20 _ ""GOLD DIGGERS OF 1933'' with Dick Bow- ell, Ned Sparks, Ruby Keeler, Ginger ;R:og ts and many others. Tues.-Wed., Nov. 21-22 Kay Francis and Walter Huston in ••&TORM AT DAYBREAK''. Added-Musical Come- dy, Sport Reel, and Universal News:·. · , • .-. : . Thurs.-Fri;, Nov~ 23-24 _- · _ ::--~ -· _· •· i- -,. · COLLEGE HUMOR with Bing Crosby, Jack Oakie, and many others.