The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 10, 1942, Page 3

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, Woman’s Club Assembled On - Tuesday For Opening Meeting; Committeemen Are Announced Mrs. Frederic W. Knapp, presi- dent of the Woman’s Club, an- nounced the committee chairmen and members for the ensuing year, at the opening meeting of the; club'held Tuesday afternoon at the club house on Duval street. Adopting for its slogan for the year—Key, West, “A Cleaner} City,” the club hopes to sponsor| and initiate projects that will im- prove the city’s sanitary condi-} tions and also add to the natural beauty of the island. Mrs. Stephen W. Douglass, past presidnet of the club, brought to| the attention of the members, the! fact that the luxuriant tropical! shrubbery which adds to the at- tractiveness of the new. Officer's Club grounds was planted by the members of the Woman’s Club several years ago to beautify what was then used as an Ocean Park. Five new members were intro- | duced by the membership com-! mittee chairman, Mrs. Douglass: Mrs. Larry Gardner, Mrs. Glenn Buie, Mrs. James . Hearn, Mrs.’ Louise Alber and Pre, egjn: Piitchard. AS BER F 9 Fi During the business; session -ye- ports were made of work ,accom- plished during the summe? Laniess various committees. Mrs. W'm. R. Warren, public welfare chairman cited the accomplishments of the special service committees of the American Red Cross. This work; being aided by the members of the; club. She asked for help in the Red Cross production rooms sit- uated in the club building, to finish sewing bath robes. This work is directly under the super-| vision of Mrs. Dan Navarro. She| also asked support for the Nurse’s | Aide Class, being organized by Mrs. J. Y. Porter, Jr.; the Motor Corps, the Nutrition and Canteen Classes, First Aid Classes and the Home Nursing Classes. Immediately following Mrs. Warren's report, Mrs. Eva Warner dedicated her solo , “Angels of Mercy” to the workers in the Red Cross, Mrs. Emeline Bodler was the accompanist. ! Mrs. John Gardner, library chairman announced the donation | of several new books to the; Library and asked the club wo- men-. to. bring, .magazings,. and books to the Library—the former! being passed on to service. boys. Mrs. Wm. R. Warren, chairman of the building fund, reported that the women of the club had been able through various proj- ects to earn money during the summer, which is being used to} continue the improvements on the club building. She announced an oyster supper to be held in the club rooms on October 15th. Mrs. Helen Welch Hoglund, new hospitality chiarman at the Jackson Square U. S. O. was in- troduced and she was very gracious in extending apprecia- tion of the club’s support in her | P. Kemp, Louise Alber. | Knight, Fredk. Whitman, 1942 |M. Philips, Harvey E: Rue, Lola |Spamar, J. R. Stowers, Leila | Pitcher, Chas. L. Roberts. | Press and Publicity: Mrs. Carl ;Bervaldi, chairman; Mrs. A. M. ; Morgan, Mrs. Hugh Williams. Membership: Mrs. Stephen W. Douglass, chairman; Mesdames ‘ | Stephert F. Lowe, Gloriana Bayly, American Home: Mrs. V. A. | Marcal Mazeau. é Johnson, chairman; Mesdames,~. Library: Mrs. John Gardner, Jas. S. Roberts, Milton W. Curry, | chairrhan; Mesdames Chas. Arono- Eola Swicegood, W. L.:Batés, (| vitz,.Chas. Curtis, Zachary Gib- M. Dick, Luther. Pinder,:Lauis'son, Gloriana Bayly, Rob. _ Roy Pierce, Harvey * Eagan, JeffiRicketts, H. J, Miller, Grace H. C.|Crosby, Rexford Weech, Marcel Galey, Clifford G. Hicks, Lillie | Mazeau, Arthur Pastorini, Joseph Cold, Arthur Pastorini, J. J.! Pearlman, Glenn Buie, Reginald L. Roberts, Charles George, Wm,.| bert . Petrick, Scheurer. Education: Mrs. Rob Ricketts} chairman; Mesdames J.; wood, B. D. Trevor, J. B. Ma- C. Bennett, L. L. Trent, A. D.| loney. Leuthi, Mary Hammond Barker,| Hospitality: Mrs. J .Y. Porter, Frank Brown, Norberg Thomp-jJr., chairman; Mesdames Horace son, H. Benjamin Whitaker,;Connable, Greyburn Pinder, Carl Charles E. Roberts, Edgar Starke,| Bervaldi, William Arnold, John Philip Cosgrove, Mary Thompson, | Costar, Homer B. Herrick, Neil W. Hunt Harris, James Hearn,; Knowles, Howard Wilson, Hugh Harry Baker, Misses Ileen Wil-|Taylor, Allan B. Cleare, Jr., liams, Minnie Porter Harris. Howard Overlin, John H. Simone, Fine Arts: Mrs. Haydn Illing-|George Robinson, William. Fripp. worth, chairman; Mesdames | Mathias Turner. Earl Julia Frank H. Ladd, Stephen F. Lowe, | Louise Auxier, Larry Gardner, Robert B. Russell, Allan B. Cleare,! Thomas Wiley, James Singleton, Sr., J. R. Valdes, Ralph Milner,| George Gomez, Alton Park, Hun- Amelio Romero, Eva Warner, Carl! ter Harden, J. B. Watkins, Mel+ Miss Louise | Susie Gardner. oi jook: Miiss Mary Trevor. chair- ‘s Rita Pinder, Flor- ffm sj ‘ Melvin pe eee M Gratéi Kemp, - rie i ence Sawyer. 2" 4 House and Greunds:. Miss’ Etta |, Defense and, Public , Welfare:|Patterson, chairman; Mesdames 5. Writ? R!Wakren, ‘thairman;| Ralph Russell, Lous C. Brinton, Mebdames Dan Navarro;* A. M.|B. Curry Moreno, Ella Cash, Hebe Ross C. Sawyer, Wm. Reardon,| Gibson, W. B. Wellen, John Gard- Bascom L. Grooms, Chesterjner, E. R. Sykes, Carl Bervaldi, Curry, John Wardlow, D. A.!Greyburn Pinder, Wm. R.. War- Printz, Edwin Trevor, C. D.iren, Miss Ethel De Harrington, Albert Mills, Sam Public Health: Mrs. Chas. Falk Goldsmith, J. R. Valdes, Julian J.{ chariman; Mesdames V. A. John Marks, Otto Lundquist, A. E.|son, Wm. Fripp, J. B. Sullivan, J. Sharpley, J. A. Valdes, George! Y. Porter. Jr. H. J. Miller, Ro: Archer, Ralph Russell, John G.'C. Sawyer, Hugh Williams, Loui Sawyer, Isadore Applerouth, Julia!C. Brinton, Rob Roy Ricketts, Bean, Viola Townsend, Sebastian! Jack Golden, C. D. Harrington. Cabrera, Guy Carleton, Ella Cash, } Floor: Mrs. Stephen F. Lowe Louis Gruber, Shelby Leasure, E.| chairman; Mesdames Stephen W “The Store of | ashion” Ee FIELDS of Fapnics | are Ready at Appelrouth’s for Your Fall Sewing Bee! Everyone is Sewing! It’s patriotic, it’s pleasant, it gives inspiring scope to your individuality . .. and “The Store of Fahion” is ready to start your personal “Sewing Bee” with the most fascinating wi 2 : a work with the service boys. _ Miss Margaret Hauser was in- troduced by Mrs. Eva Warner. Miss Hauser has_ recently been sent to Key West by the National Catholic Community Service to work in the establishment of rec- reational facilities for the wives of enlisted men , and the single girls who have been brought to Key West by the war emerge! program. 3 Miss Etta Pattersqn, .chajrman, of house and grounds arranged a lovely tea table. The social hour was in Sion gee Mi ter, Jr., hospitality 4 her committee: Mrs. Rob Roy Ricketts and Mrs. J. R. Valdes poured tea to 75 members and friends. Committee Chairmen and Members—1942-1943 American Citizenship: Mrs. Dan Navarro, chairman; Mes- dames A. M. Hewitt, Willard Al- bury, Frank Delaney, Rexford Weech, Leo Warren, Raymond Navarro, Harry Shaw, George Reynolds, Jack Golden, James Adams, O. August Peterson, Chas. it eR a AEST Se TRY IT TODAY... The Favorite In Key West STAR * BRAND 04£4444444444444444 | Tommie’s SKATING RINK| SUMMER SESSIONS Afternoons: Tues. - Thurs. and Sat., 2:30 - 4:30 Every Evening: 8:00 - 10:30 p.m.| Invited Ladies SKATE for HEALTH’S SAKE Lessons Phone 9116 Fibs | collection of fashion-by-the yard ever. | All good American stuff, sturdy, lovely to give you a head start H on FALL CLOTHES for all the . ¥ ses:and Coats a wide selection in the new and wanted - Dresses: an ey PRL sides andeeason’s color combinations— our stock is large and complete—at prices to fit your budget. Suits Lovely 2 and 3-piece Suits in plaids, stripes and the new solid colors for Fall. Rhythm Step Shoes The shoe that will give you complete com- fort, style and fit—new arriva } ‘ Ww tion. CHILDREN’S "DEPARTMENT Bring in the children and choose their new Autumn and Winter wardrobe from our wide selection. COATS for Girls and Little Girls and DRESSES galore, ‘ s DUROY SUITS. pees ie ae asc CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS DRESSES Wide Selection of SWEATERS and SKIRTS to Match CHENILLE HOUSE COATS DRAPERIES. . .for every room in the house—new, wide selection. APPELROUTH’S BUY WAR BONDS and STAMPS TO HELP WIN THE WAR Bervaldi, Stephen C. Singleton,) vin Russell, Bernie Papy, A. E.| | 1 | | | Roy! man; Mesdames Robert F. Spotts- | jchairman; Mesdames John R. ;R. Warren. { Trevor, A. Maitland. Adams, Al-|Pritchard, Misses Mary Trevor,| Morgan, Albert Peirce, Jack Gaiti, | Mennér, ‘Jas: S!’Singleton, Zachary } | | | ; . . \ N . . N N PIFIPCLLLLLILZLLLZLLLLALLLLLALBLLZAZLLELI IPL LALLA THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ~~ Douglass, V. A. Johnson, Chas.| son, Ches.| FOR GOOD MEALS, TRY Patterson torinh Miss EMA) AKER’S RESTAURANT Pianist: Mrs. Emaline Bodler. Song Leader: Mrs. Eva Warner.|. The subject is Sunday dinner Floral: Miss Leila Pitcher,'and where to get it... the an- swer is “The Original” Baker’s Scrap Book: Mrs. W. Far) Restaurant located on Fleming at Julian. | Margaret street . . . they publish Historian: Mrs. Hugh Williams. ;their Sunday menu on the front Parliamentarian: Mrs. William’ page of today’s Citizen ... the lannouncement says “Sunday Dinner with all the trimmings” . ++ your reporter has just finish- Stowers, Sam Goldsmith. Building Fund:. Mrs. Wm. R. Warren, chairman; Mesdames Louis C. Brinton, Stephen Ww. Douglass. ed looking over their menu and Junior Woman's Club jif we know our dinners, this one Mrs. Wim. R. Warren, sponsor; | looks excellent: FINE MUSIC TONIGHT AT BOULEVARD CLUB Lets take a trip out on the Boulevard to Raul’s Club tonight, hear Barrosa and his boys do the entertaining, the music _ starts promptly at 9 o’clock and con- tinues till 1 o'clock. Raul’s is the oldest and most Popular place of its kind in South Florida. One is always as- |sured a good time out there and |tonight will be no exception. \own baking . . . their specialty is |Key Lime Pie and Raisin Pie. Ladies are especially invited and families‘ with children are Mrs. Gilmore Park, president. | At Baker’s they do all their given every service. PAGE fHREE THE SWAP - RIDE CLUB Officially Sponsored by Monroe Defense Council I hereby pledge co-operation in the patriotic “Swap-Ride Club” plan to help make my car last longer. To do this I Walk, ride a bus, ride with others, share my car when drivin drive as little as possible. 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