The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 25, 1946, Page 6

| . FARE p *AGE SIx re Gaapaes (ee & aa : ‘Social At Home | Personal Notes SOCIETY iite.nica 3 . (tae a Here is a hard working litule ; Meeting of the Everready Stat Bone biped ene have tt ene Club will be held tomorrow at|ithout reward in: Parent T E By PATRICIA * PHONE 535 | three o'clock in the afternoon atise Association SppzeeRton She who is president of the Junior [Senior PTA. Mrs, Cates is pres’ |dent of the association for “ine |second time. The members asked |her to again lead for the second |time because of ‘the good job she ‘had done during her fifst pres: the residence of Mrs. Doris Rivas ;2870 Staples avenue. Art Show New Center pp poueamioanes For Battle Of London| Social Calendar By ED CREAGH sap aiegreci! idvece “Widen Mies ‘dency. A littie reticent to come AP Newsfeatures of the Royal. Institute’ of Painters; “OY. S'og pon nea- ‘out again and take the job which * London, Eng. — The battle.of} in Water, Cdloren, jounced .the) snk ay *# jincludes much. work, “because of, eee UG se) Pakage exhibition as “an insult both to), UESDAY |her health at this time, Mrs. Cates ys i ate aa zara artists” ahd ’thé*intelligént pub- T 4 {nevertheless decided to take the thder noses and nasty letters to lic.” ; Everready Star Club, Residence presidency again. the editor. i eritic wrote to the! of Mrs. Doris Rivas. 3:00 p.in.| x. a Friends. of Music, Residenee ot Noble lords and sridggle-tootH-| Times thatthe (paintings might honig Key West has long been known ¢4 urchins alike are in the fray,| have’a demoralizing effest‘onthe;~ Mrs. O. W. Bodler. 8:15 p.m! .. 4°CLUB AND LODGE tqwn. Which centers around an exhibi-| young. GnBNESO ogi * tion of “non-objective” paintings} Most of the attacks: center on |The people dearly love to enter- Wy the eminent European artists,| Picasso, a self-described commu-| Bridge Club, Officer’s Clwb,| their friends in socials and bridge jtain in these clubs and to meet Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso.| nist who went on painting while: Whitehead and United Sts.) parties. There are’ few inyita- A record-bre ng 4,000 persons! the Nazis occupied: Paris and ig-| 8:00 p.m. } tions among fiends: to dinner #@ day are fl g to the show,! nores criticism now-as then. He| Junior Chamber of Commegrcc,'this being restricted mostly to first of its kind since before the has found ready defenders in the} Clubhouse, Flagler Avenue. family ‘invitations, but) when it They come to look and stay, current controversy, however. 8:00 p.m. {comes to card parties and lodge gue. Sometimes they deliver) “His still lifes hava the strength! je Kh k |meetings and club: meetings. and | hes on the spot. | of battering ram and there are THURSDAY |benefit food’ sales, Key West«rs Unkindest Cut of All | others that are: like a blast» of} Junior Woman's Social, Wom- | are extremely. active ge masquerading as'searing air frdtm, a furnace,” an’s Clubhouse. 8:00 p.m. red a daughter of the! wrote critic: Eri¢ Newton admir-! Ladies Auxiliary, Sewing Cou Ost fF the dancing, however; is left, up to the younger set, late ditional” painter Hol-| ingly. mittee, Municipal Hospital De a ffian Hunt. She thinks pictures} Roland Penrose, a Picasso 2:00 p.m. It is carnival tine again. in Ha- | should look like their subjects.}champion frdm>’way back, says, Rotary Club, St. Paul's Parish!yana according?4o @@vance no- Picasso's, in particular, don’t. the artist “ha§ decided to give us} Hall. 12:15 p.m. ltices coming Gat 6f the Cuban To Lord Brabazon of Tara, the}a new vision”. and that his work} Lions Club, Clubhouse, Semia- je Key West through iis Spanish-born artist’s painting of} “forms néw links with the art of ary Street. 6:30 p.m. |Latin element-once.held may gay # woman on a davenport looks} savages. ahd cdyé-dwellers.” x * jcarnival. parties, and like “a collection of brokem:-iron;’ This is:good, he* goes on to say,i FRIDAY jsomething tds, Castings.” - "Se «} Officials of the s@date Victoria}..Card Party. and Buffet Supper,| There “More like a set of-énin ) Museuim dre pledgedt . Woman’s:. Clubhouse, * given |strésts spare ribs,” another? -sgecta Beret by all by Tay Shees. é He Ws held. Pa Saad Gav’ is stting. .Froop 4; Girl Scouts, St, Paul's) grotesque costume: A small boy SOP onic is have bee! Parish Hall. 4:00 p.m. Vas moresf fie’'d come in to warm’ dectdedy Spectators in| Weekly’ Winter Visitor Socia! ernival. h the picture showed “a hippopot- given opders; ‘Sponsored: by Hotel “Asso was a sm @mus in bed.” Sees Artists Insulted Norman Wilkinson, president on tion, USO Club, corner Duva!|to guess” and Caroline Streets. p.m. Ors keep: moving ;and) not form groups in front of pic-; tures, ¢ & -' conies which ove: the streets * hung Naval Personnel Mail Goes In And Around And Gomes Out Here 2 ‘Navy Photos DESCRIPTION OF THE ABOVE PHOTOS, BY NUMBERS: NO. 1—E. H. Plummer, MoM2c, St. Petersburg. Fla...is shown ! NO. 5—Here’s an overall view of the lobby of the Fleet Post thanging addresses of mail belonging to personnel. who have been Offite. : ifansferred from NOB. | _NO. 6—Scott Barnes, MaM%c, Manning, S. C,, pauses momen- NO. 2—Glancing through the files in search of & former NOB, ‘**ily. as he distributes mail of the various ships at NOB. ship's present location, F. W. Ketthum, MOMic, Pleasant Hill, Uo.,; NO. 7—At the mail boxes of the base's many activities and de- (fight) finds the correct mailing address for I. E. Daniels, MaM2c, of P@ttments, H. L. Newhouse, MaM2c, of Medford, Oregon, places the ‘ } mail in. the labeled boxes. Stottsbluff, Neb., (seated, left) who will forward it to the ship. | ¥ * NO. 8—Homer Hernandez, of Key West, drivés the mail truck NO. 3—R. J. Lauterborn, MaM2c, Albany,.N. ¥.. places letters | six times a day from the Fleet Post Office to the Post Office dow=- ifi the ship distribution case. | town. NO. 4—J. P. Talman, MaM2c, of Richmond, Wa. (left) receiv s| NO. 2—With the use of the files, R. J. Lauterborn (left) places seme letters and two packages from Carl Niséri, MaM2c, Union| scme parcels in the ship's mail bags as Ketchum (right) looks through jand Mrs. Jerry Ensign, Jr. peers «ee | Albert Cabot and A. Zaldivar of fairs expert, alternate delegate to Antonio, Texas}: W. e THE KEY WEST CITIZEN 'Nilo Gonzalez Leaving Service Mrs. Sahford Honored A lovely luncheon was given over thé week-end by Mrs Vi ginia Komlos honoring her gue. (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, Feb. 25.—Be-med- jalled hero of the European Thea- retsville, N. ¥. at the Casa Cayo ‘Class Nilo Gonzalez, son of Mi. Hueso. Getiained Mrx and Mrs. Peter Gonzalez, oi Key Mrs. Komlos en‘ : rt | West, Fla., has arrived at the New Hugh Williams, Mrs. Rr ae York Port of Embarkation aboard ser, Mrs Lee Goddard, Mrs. Stev i the “Maritime Victory”. en Douglass, Miss Minie Porter | The 21-year-old soldier has a Harris, Mrs. Arthur Pastorini critical point score of 54 and wiil }be on his way to’a separation cen- in 48 hours to be screen for di Charles EB. Brinisley, <bo S chairman, Fie j craton ie.) PR Goneclez was. awarded 1] born in Philadelphia, 68 years Purple Heart for sRPapnet wate a ago. : é if freceived during an, air when TF ~ the: enemy was attem| and _watched the otley aaaaidetomd a Taisk Haahenriaton: surging along below. n OH" among his other awards are the Saturday nights there was this Good Conduct Mediil;and the Et carnival spirit. ‘ey F * {bon. He served with the 552n. VISITORS AT SOUTH BEACH Ambulance Gompany as a driv- yesterday were Homero Blanco of er. Havana Cuba; Miss Orva Miller} Gonzalez entered the service in of Parkersburg, West Virginia’! April, 1943, and took his Basi: Angel Pereé of New York, N. Y.: Training at Camp Berkley, Tex- Andrew Martinez of Key West, as. He went overseas in Decem Harry Alfred of Cardova, Maty- ber, 1943, land; Harry Waggoner of Park-} When asked how it felt to be ersburg, West Virginia; Howard home again, he replied, “Sweli | Archer of Los Angeles, California; I’m still 3,000 miles from Cali | | Mrs. Settsoti Kennedy and son, fornia, but it’ { 's swell anyway.” | Loren, of Atlanta, Georgia; France Audrey of Birmingham, Alabama: John Foster Dulles, foreign af- Boca Chica; Antonio Monzon, Jr. Jack Richard Evans, of San Dieg« Californias John L: Hva ,'the UNO General Assembly, New ‘York lawyer, born. Washington, 8 Mrs. Clark A. Sanford, of Mava- jter of Operations. Private First) jropean Theater of Operations rib-| - . MONDAY, FEBRUARY-25, 194 \Sands Have Tivo House Guests NUMEROUS FACTORIES DETROIT. — There’ are 27; factories in Australia, producy goods worth approximately $2, ; | 512,438,500 annually. « MASONIC Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sands of Flagler avenue have as their jhouse guests, Mrs. Sands’ sister and. brother-in-law, who arrived here recently from their home in Wilmington, .N. C. =| NOTICE | |. Strand Theater | _ speciat communicati GRAY COOPER in tone feces No. 14 fs ; : * _..,| A.M. Tuesday evening, Fel "The Story of Dr. Wassell”| 267.30 P.M. Wor Coming: “Born for Trouble’ | in M. M: Degree. Al | Sei Master “Masons in g — a standing...are ially ins | vited™''to attend. Re reshé mients! will be served. ; By.order of : Monroe: Theater WALLACE BARRY in “Barbary Coast Gent” Coming: “Manpower” K. L,. CONNER, W. FRANK 0. 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