The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 25, 1946, Page 4

PAGE FOUR fi SOCIETY THE KEY WEST CITIZEN FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1946 Judge Caro Stresses Importance Dismiss Case Of Balanced Diet | For Students, Aeaiast Weaver DISMISSED BEFORE U.S Judge Thomas S. Caro ad- MISSIONER RODNEY dressed the January meeting of jthe Child Welfare Council last | cures night, at the Health Unit, can Fleming street. SST The Judge talked about ee ; Baker entertained ed, and all in attendance cord a! causes, preyention and __treat- | Chatto, Sosrpecipas spcagh Wednesday evening with a most enjoyable evening. iment of juveftile delinquency im the First Macincait mnie Oe without prejudice to the govern- er at her home, 1424, Those in’ attendance ‘»>Were: 4 ment to file another argument. honor of her’ Mesdames Alice Kintick, .Mar-\ ew West. He: said the parents; eh pee January Ay Be Roberts The ease was held before U. Mrs. Mitchell garet Murphy, Marion Fresh- cam do a great deakyto start a aah assed tote Roberts. s. Commissioner Rodney Gwynn j water, Marie Hicks, Phyllis‘ child off right by giving him: P band was’ concluded at 2:30 this nrizes were awarded! Mesa, Jr., Louise Sawyer, Natha-! Hea oca Relies Caos Natl De afternoon. e eftertainment; withi lie Kuight, Verlot Roberts, Lu!" 2° persia Aide Raf Jus reinembettd, for avery successfull, “Ais Enrique Esquinaldo| ee sel AL| cille Sawyer, Ann Sawyer, ” Sap-| | white bread and coffee before’ meeting he conducted here in’ Raggy ai ‘Therap Weaver. Marie’ hire Knight, Marjorie Curry,|sending him to school. A bal-: : the eee sue vena ee The} ion prize’ Percy Todd, Lillie Mae Thomp-| anced diet is imperative for the| Youns People | especially were; ea OPA serves format notice ae * tly attracted to his magnetic’ |... = to Mrs. Marion' son, Charles Thompson, Marie] proper mental, moral, emotional | °°? ceiling prices. on cotton | Williams, Betty Williams, Nellie pans personality and modern methods.’ jand physical development of the | Special services immediately pre-! ' 5A le i Ai ini i i i i i A i A NL i i lt the :COME To The REVIVAL EVANGELIST Services PIANIST By PATRICIA PHONE 535 ‘ ee RL A "Revival At First Methodist Church! { Case against Thomas Weaver, ' Shower Given On Wednesday Honoring Mrs. Mitchell White Mrs. Arthu j First Methodist Church terk she Eliza t in g nddaught r, of, ied baby buggies were en to each guest as favors,| with delicious refreshments serv-' White, Ida Roberts, Emma Curry,! Marjorie Knoblock, Isobel Flem. ing, Ansel Albury. ”| growing boy or girl. Parents; | have a full time job in looking” after their children, and if the, Citizen Covers Big City News Leona Selzer, field repre- sen’ e of the Red Cross, who has been here for two months,! will leave here Saturday after) élping plan Red Cross’ part™in! she liked The Citi- said that,it was a definite’ metro-| that the news ¢ov<+ people interviewed} tant that it made} nore valuable and not} small town news- Fourth Bridge Win For Cains Lt and Mr: won high| place and the as no exce} won by Mrs. John booby prize and Second Commander and wes Lit)’ Commander Mrs. F. L. Rodgers. Miss Hursh Given Farewell Party Miss ‘Eleanor Hursh, Senior Child ‘Welfare ~~ Work was tefidered a: darewell party. at. the South Beach; Inn ‘jast, night ‘by a* number of “her Key West friends. In récognition of the ;fine services: she has. rendered to fhe commurity, -she. was presented with several gifts. Those present were: Rev. John E. Pickens, Mrs. Florence Dulion, Mrs. Helen McNeil, Mrs. ; Ruth Lange, Mrs. Margaret Knight, Mrs Ruby Morgan, Miss Marie artell, Willard Hender- som, Dwight Hunter and Mrs. Eileen S. Coughlin. Pineapple Puff For Sweets recipe for a perpetual ctared sweets APPLE PUFF 1 tw6 “cups of sugar, “one- half cup water and one-half cup of honey until it forms; @ sdft ball whén dropped in cole water, Then .add one dozen marshmal- lew, cut up ’ After the marshmallows havef bee nelted beat into the stiffly] beaten whites of two eggs, ada| one cupful of chopped candied pineap: and beat until firm amd creamy Then pour into a buttered pan amd when cool cut into squares and roll in powdered sugar. Miss Roberts Is Engaged LC. Roberts, announce the en- of their daughter, am F. Perry, USN, The wedding date has not yet been set Social Calendar FRIDAY Eastern Star, 8:08 p.m. Scot- tish Rite @emple Weekly Winiter’ Visitor Social. 8 p.m. USO, corner of Duval and Caroline Streets x * MONDAY Key West Players. Barn Theater. xk 8:00 p.m. * WEDNESDAY Bridge Club, Fort Taylor Offi- cers’ Club. 8 p.m. xk THURSDAY President's Birthday Ball; Concha Hotel. 9 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary, Key Hospital. 2 p.m La West \Thursday Dance ‘played for the regular Thursday | Legion *|parents are away from home, at movies or bridge parties, the children are without necessary supervision, and are bound to! suffer. The Juvenile Court will soon; begin functioning in Key West | again, and this is expected to) have a_ deterrent effect on children who are now truant| from . school, and, otherwise, Fflouting authority, .A detention! }home for minors is; a_pecessity that should be met in the near | ifuture. | =. setved f Money is not saved by not having enough ° prokation and “parole officers and trained wel- fare workers to handle difficutt cases. The final cost of offenders to the community is much greater ‘than salaries paid in time to | welfare workers, who could pre- vent trouble from developing. Each child needs individual care Held At USO Don Rada’s (Elc) orchestra night dance at the USO Club at 303 Duval street last night. There was a large attendance of Junior Hostesses and seryite- | mehy; and. everyone had a, won- derful time. Refreshments were ; throughout the evening. Legion Approves Applications The folowing applications for membership in the American were approved at the egular meeting of Arthur Saw- er Post No. 28 on Wednesday 27d treatment. vening: Arthur Havelock Lowe, Children are worth the money | Jr, Theodore C. Newton, John spent on them. Some day we wil} | O'Neill Sweisford, John B, Pat-|turn the community over to siga, Stephen Alexander Tillot-' them. We can fit them for good son, Miguel Adonis Booth, Vady citizenship through increased Landrum, Paul K. Richardson,! recreational faciliies and super- Joseph Lowe, Harry O. Roig.' vision; by means of more ade- They will be given the obliga-| quate physical examinations and tion of the American Legion, on-providing necessary glasses and Februray 13, 1946. ) thgr shealth! ¢are; by. diétary, in- U. J. Delgado, Captain of* the truction to parents, and through Guard of Honor stated that, the pt pthes | afternoon immediately following | school hours. ceding the evening services will he held each evening for the young people and a children’s program will be presented each A cordial welcome is extended to all to attend these services’ each day at 10:30 A. M., and 7: :30) PONE ‘ 100 HARD bot there’s no. way: around that if you want to hold ajob. If you de not gex enough Vitamin BE end Iron’ im, your regular diet, and your eppetite needs ene courage ment, try VENOL. Your Gruggist has thie pleasast-tast- ing tonic. eeoeev7eeece RALPH JOHNSON = SO a ORIENTAL PHARMACY | Jan. 27 - Feb. 16 EACH DAY 10:30 a.m. - 7:38 p.m. STRONG PREACHING —GOOD MUSIC BAAAOAOOODDOODOOOOOD bbb bbbbd db btednddddrdrbntdtteied Is this a “SCRAP of P MISS HOBERTA -HALL ARAB RAR MAD he tele te le bate tele te te le te ele be ee bd PER”? The CIO--United Steelworkers Union said that its strike does not violate its contracts with steel companies. taken from a typical contract. Let the words speak for themselves! Here is the “no strike” clause Honor Guard would participate p: in the Maine Memorial’ services to. be held at the City cemetery on February 15. ‘ Tt was voted to present the, ed_..cogperation of bschgois, BE As, a and ih ee F Mr. Earl Hamilon presided in “the. temporary: absence of + the! Rev. John E. Pickens who haa | » “During the term of this Agreement, neither’ the Mist be Harris Elementary School with. al a wedding, schedyled, early,,in, the | United States flag for their flag! evening. pole on the play ground. Miss" "Hidenior Harsh Aagldet 2 A contribution was voted to the ectetar'y.. g Infantile Paralysis Drive. Others ‘present aomaned Med | It was announced that the reg-iaFlogence Dulion, --Mrs. Helett, ular meting of the Post on McNeil, Mrs...Ruth Ens} }ruary 27 would be an open meet-| pique Esquinaldo, Jr. Albect ing. An invitation wil be extend-!Carey, Professor Greauk, Rev ed to all veterans of the commu-| and Mrs, John E. Pickens, Mrs. | nity to attend this meeting. Margaret Knight, and Meg: a Eileen S. Coughlin. INVENTORY FILED IN ESTATE OF MRS. | AMELIA ELIA OLIVIERT Personal Notes Sights around town... Mrs. Martha S. Watson in a beguiling white flowered hat . . . Mrs. Betty Bruce clicking her heels on the pavement and walking mighty] fast for such a tiny woman... Mrs. Lee Stone biking down} Duval street wearing a crimson Butcher Boy jacket . . .Mr. and} Judge Raymond R, Lerd’s office. Mrs. Oliver’ ‘Griswold, Robert) The inventory shews Mrs. | Nathan, Donald Brown and L. P.;Olivieri had a savings. aceor unt | Artthan, \/Jn,{ \figgd but happyfdeposit in thé Florida, National | after a Wonderfud day of deepBank at Kéey West of $383 ert sea fishing . . Mrs. Jack Thomp-/ , checking account” Tog ti a, stunning, grey hath oi ier hurniacy- of .$2i 1116 her Pack bangs. seucily §, Hbnat cheek a peeking beneath . Mrs. Midge era took ang zc Jeffers and Mrs. Emily Goddard?’ stock in’ the® pharmacg | chatting about England where valued at $4,201.78; furniture | and wearing apparel, $200, and Mrs. Jeffers wil soon be . . . Mrs. ‘ Mary Louise Spottswood- John-}7eal estate in Key West and) son lovely as ever in a salmon pink, soft as a bunny dress. Coming Home Around World Harold Laubscher, erly resided im Key West is com- An ML of the estate of| Amelia D. Olivieri, who died on} December 1, 1945, was. filed yess | terday afternoon in County | ig placed at $7,570. Total value of the estate is: given as $63,471.13.. ATTORNEY ALBURY RETURNS TO CITY | ; who form-} f Assistant State Attorney Will-| jiam V. Albury returned last) ing back to the United States night from Miami where he was} from foreign service but will} the prosecutor in circuit court of make a trip around the world, tWo capital cases, in each of} doing so. which he won a verdict. Laubscher who is, in the army} In one ease the jury returned and had been stationed in thes 4 bs cae aries see a Philippines near Lingayen beach} C¢8Tee, e other will leave shortly om a converted | defendant was found guilty of| amunition ship which’ will -re- manslaughter. turh to the United States to via} Mr. Albury _ was acting for the Suez canal and’ the Mediter-} State Attorney Glenn C. Mincer! rafigan and Atlantic to New York} who is still convalescing from an} City. attack of pneumonia he eontract-| ed two months ago. 5 — Next week Mr. Albury will re- utrn to Miami to act in other; B vad ‘a | cases. BROUGHT TO EUROPE ——————————— NEW YORK.—Pilatinum was DAUGHTER BORN brought to Eyrope for the first | Announcement has been made time in 174% from Cartagena, of the birth of a daughter to Mr.’ Columbia, by a Jamaican as- t and Mrs. Henry Rogers yesterday | sayer. 4 iv at the Municipal Hospital. The x new: arrival weighed six pounds. ‘The first newspaper the The Rogers family reside at Netherlands, De Tauaciannason 15!-B, Poinciana Place. | Courant, appeared Jan. 8, 1656. | Dade couny, the value of which} Union nor any Employee, individually or collectively, shall cause or take part in any strike, or other inter- ruption or any impending or production at any plant of the Company covered by this Agreement. Any. Employee or Employees who violate the provisions of this Section may be discharged from the employ of the Company in accordance with the procedure tion’ 8 of th this Agreement.” © OOO COOO SESS CEES HOCEEEORSOCECTETOEOOEOES COOCOOEEEOOOEDKCOCEEEOE SESS ecoeecesoces This provision, or one similar to it, is contained in each. contract between the Union and the various steel companies. These contracts continue by their terms until the autumn of this year... American Iron and Steel Institute 35@ Fifth Avenue, New York I, N. Y. 95 PER CENT OF THE WORKERS IN THE STEEL INDUSTRY ARE EMPLOYED BY OUR COMPANY MEMBERS GET THE PAC?S—Send postcard for copies of recent interviews with. steel industry leaders.