The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 14, 1949, Page 4

ae oak Oe rou sa anenenee SOCIETY NEWS YEE AYUP APNEA PAEUTEpUATEAUE AEA OQ TEL By NIRA LESLIE, GULEY Phones: 2% ‘oWOOvONROUNRRUULTHTEDOAMA ASTRA EROUHN ES SEE AG Eugene Raskin, Author Of Play, Citizen Office—S1 Residence—629-XJ “One’s A Crowd,” Due To Arrive - In Key West Tomorrow Evening Professor Eugene Raskin, ac- companied by Mrs. Raskin, is due to arrive in Key West tomorrow evening, and the Key West Play- ers are hoping that he will ar- rive sufficiently early to attend the dress rehearsal of his play, “One's A Crowd”, which is sched- uled for that time. These rehearsals have not been to the character of the play itself, and the situations in it, it has been found inadvisable to permit the seating of any persons arriv- ing after curtain time, and the Players have urgently requested that all those attending the per- formances of “One’s a Crowd” ar- ! rive early in order that they will Fifty-Eight On Aerovias “Q” Plane To Havana Fifty-eight passengers com- prised the list of those leaving for Havana yesterday via Aerovias |. “Q” Plane, and included: Helen Funhaber, Charles Hu- shek, Hollie Wright, Dorothy Wright, Henry Merry, Jannette Merry, Wiliam Wallace, Ellen Wallace, John Lloyd, Jane Lloyd, Mary Johnston, Seldon Martin; Freddie Martin, Arizona Frater, Edith Prater, Ursel Prater, Nor- wood Talley, Ann Talley, Theo- | dore Blanchard, Carey Mount, Elsa Mount. Manuel Naredo, Carlos Garcia, SHG ERY WRAL OT KRY, Wrst CITIZEN ey teres | As indicated elsewhere on this page the producers of Towle Ster- ling will accept orders for four-| teen of their older patterns, which | have not been available for some} time. This will include al} odd! gravy ladles, iced teaspoons, etc., and affords a wonderful oppor-/ tunity to complete your service; of Towle sterling. As Key West’s exclusive dis- tributors for the Towle Company, o TODAY IN HISTORY (Know America) 1639 — “The Fundamental Or- ders of Connecticut” ‘drawn up at newly - settled Hartford — first? written Constitution drawn up by any people. 1776—Gen. Washington grants | Revival Of Sterling Patterns By Tow pieces, such as coal meat forks, tern take a sample piece to Pol- | | lovely Towle: sterling, including ete tiene. Daht sis, _ FRIDAY, JANU ARY 14, 1948 British Told ToGet Out Of Hospitals LONDIN—(#)—"The Lanegt”, _{ British Journal of Medicine, urg- es that ailing. Britons should leave hospitals more quickly -in order to relieve the general over crowdi: “It says “No! should occupy anor x ary hospital bed after he has fit to be moved to some Jess''elifbprate, ancillary inetitu- ‘tion—a ‘cofivalescent home, a fe ablement centre or a hostel for old people—or to his own home | Pollock's, Quality Jewelers, will, be happy to be of assistance in} making up and placing orders for | these fourteen patterns. If a are in doubt regarding: your. pat- | lock’s for their verifieation, Pollock’s. also offer for imme |diate delivery all patterns of French Provincial and Madiera. —Advt. * 5 5 Collection Stveases | Old Headache , LAUREL, Del. + (2) =A. Re Perry likes to collect odd items, His collecting hobby has round- | perro pase sa ries which Peon Leonard Spurlock, Leroy Wolis, | furloughs to 50 meirin each regi- nif they are late t to induce them to reenlist since they cannot be admitted to John Jones, Simon Swanson, Al aa hele ieacitet of pi: he expires. ing these: An old-fashioned trun- the Barn until the first act is} {ted Chinsky, Sidney Chinsky, 0—S: dle bed, a powder horn, a model over. This practice has long been} Alice Duran, Edward Dolan, An- mays Soe wa re ates, C-54 airplane, a wheel from a in effect in not only large thea-|4res Day, Paul White, Marjorie hah ae sar ae jon Teports | surrey, a bell said to have been istoric plan for adeq [rung the night Paul Revere made tres, but also in summer play- White, Walter LaSalle, Elender a houses and amateur theatres| LaSalle, Harold Bowie, Alexan-| support of public credit,” which) hi, famous-ride, and 80,000 bottles sets a standard soon making|_ 59999 of which once contained der Thompson, Harold Platt, Har- throughaus’ the country. aye American credit one of the best epen to spectators, and of course ed up innumerable things includ- this ruling of privacy will prevail at tomorrow evening’s dress re- hearsal also. It was hoped, how- ever, that Mr. Raskin would .at- tend. At any rate, he will be on hand, with Mrs. Raskin, for the gala od" can correct cross eyes Some- times in less than one dey! Over 9,000 successful cases, all ages. opening night performance of| A brilliant first-night audience | Vey Protz, Arthur Fretz, Richard a headache powder. - “One's a Crowd” on Monday] will attend the premiere of Mr. | Fretz. in world. pie ee tion vas gs peal wee j night, January 17th, at the Barn} Raskin’s play here, in evening at- Harry Berkowitz, Nettie Berko-| 1815—End of secret Hartford, Read the Classified Ads in The CROSS EYE FOUNDATION Theatre. tire, prepared to enjoy to the full| Witz, Jacob Gabin, Harry Lozer,}Conn. Convention — New Eng- Citizen. 808 Graham Bidg. Jecksonvilie, Fonds ~ It has been announced that due : this sophisticated comedy. Harry Kessler, Mary Kessler, En-|land then oppose to war raging — ~ a ‘ rique Valls, Emil Barnes, Agnes/{ with raw and extremeists urge } > Z Brookhart, Clare Brookhart, Ma- {separation from Union. | =: Ladies Auxiliary Of VFW Post 3911 meee era cane an | ee tie Netaee Senda GALEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL . gs Hi of Design formed in New Yor se be ~ © Held Interesting Meeting Last Night — | *°* Maths Brods, Irene sul | [an epoch in the histofy of the fine KEY ‘WEST'S ONLY PRIVATE HOSPITAL” < ; 8 : & 8 bes @ Emergency Room Service, 24 Hours A Day « «+ The Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Hall, and these will continue each Mar y And Mar Martha 1846—Kansas Indians cede two Resid 3 . : , se Wil ys ot ae re Unita @ Resident Physician In, Attendance, * Post 3911 held their regular meet-| Monday evening, with the excep- mpign cactes: tance the Uae D d Nigh = "ing last night at the Post Home| tion of the first Monday of each| Cirele Of First —_— wd ela 4 { ~. . of Elizabeth street. mpetn. { 1936—It first becomes general- | @ Out-Patient Elinic, 3-6 P.M., Daily, | ‘ The Auxiliary voted to hold a ast night the Auxiliary had a ly known that 476 men died of a} ‘wee, day day » « candy and cake sale on Saturday, | Visitor from the Portland, Oregon MLE, Church Meets wasting disease building a mile-| ms . — and Sun pee January 22nd from 3:00 to 5:00} VEW organization, Mrs. Spencer,| The Mary and Martha Circle| long tunnel in West Virginia. | @ Complete oratory and X-Ray Facilities ~ p.m. of eo of the Pelase The- Who oS es conven-| of Fleming Street Methodist} _1942—German subs begin _the | THIS HOSPITAL I§ EQUIPPED TO CARE FOR Da i pve wal cages abo c arteagal ie preys eiseeea Church met last evening for its| Sinking of ships off American MATERNITY, MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CASES have been very successful in the; She also gave a very interest- regular monthly: session at the | Coast. past, and the members feel that|ing report on the VFW National) } ome of Mrs. Vendaline Russell| -1943—Roosevelt and Churchill | , : the projected one will also realize Home for eg and Children! i, witiam street meet at Casablanca. } A ‘ ~~ + them a profit. of Wor! ars I and II Casual-j} 5 3 | 1948—President Pywuman fears | 2° The members also voted to do- es this pare. being located at Ps, oe pion water a pamensicniifl Corksasctdcesmrct DR. JULIO DE POO, Director * mate the proceeds of their last} Eaton Rapids, Mich. sh : gy agp peed his inflation and tax plans. | « bingo party of the month to the| The Auxiliary meets twice! ¥2S gegen Topic for the eve- | eee found not EWilty of vio-| 417 Eaton Street Telephone 1320 re March of Dimes drive. Last week | monthly, on the second and a wae h ais ais : lating the Lea Act 4.!¢: i - . the auxiliary began a series of {fourth Thursday. The next meet- Pag Scania a oes |e Yor et ee a eee geliee - i shortly __ sesstully, ~ Chief Grayback. ~ * se : : ng. and Mrs. A. F. Sjursen at the Teaspoon Cocktail Fork ~ officer due to the resignation of } VFW will be held Saturday and |} h 125 We P $Nirs. Gladys’ Trombly, who was|Sunday, “January 15 and 16, at| /atters’ home at’ paspnaton : five t Chief Geasbhck pro tem, but was }:Hollyw Saturday is Cootie SSS i vit Euncheor Knife © Spoon piiged to wesige due be illpare. and Cootiette day, but no one C l nd 0 f Luncheon Fork Tablespoon iMrs. Vera , who was Ink} from the local club is attending ate Slinger. for the club, was nomi-.’ this district meeting. “ av ig ‘ Butter Spreader Dessert Spoon cpathemincwcmeues __._-.____.|Coming Events Cream Soup Spoon Cold Meat Fork T “aan Sead Paasihis: Of Lions FRIDAY, JANUARY 14,— Salad Fork Gravy Ladle Regular ae BetnechaD: Dinner Knife Butter Knife Y ‘S Ve ; . e , ter No. 21 rder Eastern Club Spoke At Meeting Last Night ae ee peice peau dinner weekly bingo parties at the VFW| ing will be held on ini 27. - - — —1.-__ ee nee Soe Woman’s ‘Auxiliary Of Monroe County Hospital Met Wednesday which has been made, the Aux- iary now hopes to add to the hos- pital equipment another very necessary apparatus. The need for a portable X- -ray machine is great, and these ma- chines cost: approximately $2,500 with the fluoroscope and other The regular monthly meeting ef the Woman’s Auxiliary of Monroe County Hospital was held on Wednesday afternoon at the Hospital. At this meeting final plans were made for the holding of the Annual Charity Ball sponsored ! attachments. Through a series of by the Auxiliary. This event will} affairs, including the Annual take place on the evening of Feb- | Charity Ball, the Auxiliary hopes ruary l1¥th at the American Le-] to be able to purchase an X-ray gion Home on Stock Island,: and \ machine for the hospital. tc kets will be placed on sale; Yesterday the Sewing Group met at the hospital to work on linens and other hospital necessi- ties. This is a weekly meeting, and all persons interested in join- ing the group are invited to do so by the Auxiliary. The last project of the Auxili- ary having been completed suc- this comprising the purchase of a portable electro- resents machine, payment for Mans Cc hiet G rayback Appointed For “Sea Finigee” Cootiettes Finigee” Cootiette Club: No. 371 held a special meeting last night at 10 o'clock at the a nated as Chief Grayback, and ap- pointed Miss Beverly Arthur as new Ink Slinger. VFW Home on Elizabeth street, for the purpose of electing a new The Cootiettes meet the first Monday in each month, the next meeting to be held on February 1 at 8 p. m. at the VFW Home. » The Club has been without this]‘ Phe 13th District meeting of Last night the Lions Club held§ principal of the Truman Avenue their regular Thursday evening} School, Fred Miller and County meeting at the Den on Seminary | Commissioner Gerald Saunders, street and enjoyed a fine fish addressed the meeting on the Several guests were present, in- | subject of “Meaning of Lionism.” cluding Cub Lion Tom Cooper, as} It was announced that City a guest of the Lion organization; ; Commissioner Louis Carbonell, Lion Stutz had as his guest Dr. R.| as chairman of the committee to local Lions Club, Earl Hamilton, of the 1949 Lions Club projects. Coming” for Fleming Street Church. At the close of business a so- cial hour followed, with delicious refreshments of hot cocoa, cake, sandwiches and fudge being served by the hostess. Those present for the evening were: Mesdames Louise Felton, Mayfield Salis, Lois Pue, J. B. Reid, C. J. Peat, Bess DeLand, Lillie Johnson, Sarah - Felton, Reginald Russell, Paul Richard- son, Sudie Richardson, J. “ H. Weech, K. R. Knowles. T. N Campbell, J. A. Knowles and Miss May Sands. Mr, And Mrs. Albert Perez Here For Winter Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perez, of | Mansfield, Ohio, are: in the city; and expect to remain here for the | winter. Mr. Perez is a retired photog- rapher, for 25 years in Ohio. His name appears in “Who's Who in Pho- tography.” He was also a musi- cian, having served in World War I as assistant band leader. Mr. Perez was born West, and is here now for his health. While here he and his wife will be the house guests of his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. SATURDAY, JANUARY 15—- Dance, sponsored by Fleet Re- serve Association, at Club, Front and Fitzpatrick Streets, 9 P.M. to 1 AM. Free to members and their guests. MONDAY, JANUARY 17th— Opening Night, “One’s’ a Crowd,” presented by Key West Players at Barn Thea- and song in the Church Av- | ditorium, 7:30 p. m. Open to public. having been in business | in Key! i ae. Ree eo ee ae b | ee ey NOW AVAILABLE BY Fourteen beautiful Towle patterns in a wide selection of pieces can now be ordered! Is one of these your Towle pattern? Check below the Exclusively at POLLOCK’S SPECIAL ORDER a ————— cases anes ‘S SEVILLE pieces you have been waiting for: Iced Beverage Spoor , TOWLE'S LADY CONSTANCE We Can Accept Orders have all current pat terns available for im mediate delivery Herz, a medical doctor mow, raise funds for the establishment } tre. 930 p. m v | a practicing here in Key West; and! of the porposed Monroe County | pypspay, JANUARY 18th— Fs ' 3 for Summer Delivery Tax Collector Archie Roberts was | Blood Bank, is endeavoring Ga), Missionary Society of First z Fe Up to Feb. Ist Only present as the guest of Lion Earlj bring a carnival to Key West, | ontreeauenal anneen re Pi = As Exclusive Key Hamilton which will he handled by the} sents the program “We! = 3 West Distributor for Three past presidents of the Lion members themselves, as one | Would See Jesus” in story | 8 3 Towle Sterling, we \ ° = ” * F 3 2 3 Special Program High TB Rate At Congregational | ‘| n Singapore Church Tuesday en — ae It has been announced that the taken in Singapore’s new Anti-| FRIDAY, JANUARY 21st— Room Mothers of Division St. School will entertain faculty at dinner, 7:00 p. m. at the school. TUESDAY, JANUARY 25— Meeting, Room Mothers, Har- TOWLE'S D'ORLEANS See Towle’s new- est patterns, French Provincial and Madi era, now on display n our window 5 POLLOCK’S Congregational Church will pre- ed signs of TB in 55 per cent of Claxton. : Y Wy LP sent the program, “We Would See, the cases—“a much higher pro-|'TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8— Jesus’ in story and song in the! portion than we expected,” said Meeting, Harris School P.-T.A., £ UW E L E R S Chureh Auditorium on Tuesday evening, January 18th, at 7:30 | o'clock ' The Missionary Society invites first 181 cases examined. the public to be present at this/clinie plans to carry special program ‘clinic officials. This result was observed in the The 8:00 P.M., at School. Special Founders Day Program. Owls are NOT related to hawks out massfand falcons although for many ps taying of local school children. | years it was believed they were. 4 508 DUVAL STREET KEY WEST. FLA.