The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 11, 1949, Page 4

POUT EUR ASEee eae piarreetereretreesteereveveseese howene Pht regnanrre seas oe FaGdé FOUR Se. Phones: TU By NIBA LESLIE GULEY The Citizen Office—51 Residence—623-XJ Ladies Night Program And Dinner Enjoyed Last Night By Lions At Den; Colonel Bryan Houston Spoke Approximately 75 Lions and their guests enjoyed the Ladies’ Night Program and Dinner at wert Lions Den on Seminary seit last night. The Entertainment Committee Chairman, Bob Pol- lock, stated that the committee, eonsisting of himself, Neve Ar- fhayor and Lawrence Dion, was informed by those present that it Was one of the best programs to date. The audience was _ enthralled by the lovely voice of Mrs. Dick Williams, who accompanied her- self most expertly on her _— accordian. Mrs. Williams, traveling troubador, who hits been blind since birth, most generously donated her services to the Lions Club because of its outstanding work in aiding the blind. ~Mrs. Maleka Brown, wife of Lt. E. N. Brown, Boca Chica, im- mediately captured the attention of her listeners with her win- some charm and extremely grace- ful dancing. Her discourse on the @ulture and customs of ‘Hawaii, cher native island, was most in- téresting and enlightesing. Her interpretation of the Hulu, the traditional dance of Hawaii, was superb. Mrs. Brown stated that ‘she has just discovered that al plant, which is widely used in Hawaii for utilitarian purposes, many of which she described, is also found here in Key West and its use will be introduced to her dancing classes, as one of its uses is in the making of the tradition- al Hulu skirt. ~The speaker of the evening was Colonel Bryan Houston, Director of Information for ECA, and former executive vice-president of Pepsi-Cola of New York City. ECA is the administrative body Exihibit Of Paintings Of William — abroad for the Marshall Plan and Colonel Houston gave a vivid and interesting picture of the Euro- pean situation with regard to the Marshall Plan. He stated that one of the main obstacles to be overcome was the unimaginable physical destruction of these countries by the last war. That jit had wiped out Hope in the breasts of these afflicted people, making them easy prey for com- munistic and fascist doctrines. However, since these people have seen and begun to feel the ef- fectiveness of the Marshall Plan, | their hope is slowly being re- vived and their instinct to com- bat communism aroused. Colonel Houston further stated that, while the monies being appropriated for the Marshall Plan seem exor- bitant to this country during peace time, they are a mere baga- telle to the money that would be spent during a war, the aversion of which is the prime purpose of the Marshall Plan. Colonel Hous- ton also explained that the sal- vation of Europe lies in its j ability to reestablish pane and international commerce Sorell can be made possible Ba: through the assistance and co- operation of the United States. Among guests present were: Mr. Leonard Hicks of the Casa Ma- rina Hotel, Mr. and Mrs. Henry | Higgs, Mr. arfd Mrs. Joe Pinder, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Wolkof, Me. and Mrs. George Bonamy, Dr. and Mrs. Shapiro, Col. and Mrs. Bryan. Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. T. and Mrs. Sydney Gregory Mane, J. Cooper, Mr. M. Curry. Lions and Mrs. Troy Schmidt, of Roseville, Mich.;-Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Andrews of Angola, In- diana, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ju- lian. Henry To Open Officially Tomorrow Afternoon; Third In Season’s Series The exhibit of the paintings of: the young Key West artist, Miss Jeane Kirke, representing the second in the series of exhibits asssponsored by the Key West} ‘oman’s Club, closed after an eminently successful and well- attended showing. } Tomorrow the third exhibit! will open officially at the Club-; house on Duval street and will! comprise examples of the work of William Henry. ew Mr. Henry is a well-established | and well-known artist, and at) present resides in Key West with Mrs. Henry, who is a_sculptress of note. Mr. Henry is an in- structor at the Art School here. His background is varied and interesting, and it will be a treat indeed for art-lovers here to have an opportunity to see some of his work, It is expected that the ex- hibit will include Bahamian and local seenes, for Mr. Henry spent a good deal of time in the Ba- hamas, where he was commis- sioned by the Duke and Dutchess of Windsor, among others, to execute paintings for their homes. The exhibit of William Henry’s pantings will continue for ten days following the official open- ing tomorrow afternoon, and it is expected thata very large number of persons will visit the Woman’s Clubhouse to view this ! POE Additional Cc ical Appointed For Garden Club Flower Show Several additional chairmen mgn have been appointed for various phases of the forthcom- ing Flower Show sponsored by the Key West Garden Club. Chairman of the shadow boxes will be Burt Garnett, and Mrs. ! Everett Winter will be the chair- man for the Herb Exhibit that will comprise the participation | of the colored people of Key | West in the Show. It has also been announced | that the time and place of the Show have been changed. Orig- | inally scheduled’ to be held on} March 5,6,and 7, it has now, been decided to hold the Show om Saturday, Sunday and Mon- day, March 12, 13 and 14, one! week later than the origmally} planned dates Also, the Show will take plaael at the Elks Auditorium instead | ob the old Curry Building as | previously announced. a special meeting! of There will be of all chairmen GALEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL “KEY WEST'S ONLY @ Emergency Room Service, 24 Hours A Day @ Resident Physician Day and Night @ Out-Patient Clinic, 3-6 P.M., Daily, Except On Saturday and Sunday @ Complete Laboratory and X-Ray Facilities THIS HOSPITAL IS EQUIPPED TO CARE FOR MATERNITY, MEDICAL GALEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL le dinner dessert may the Flower | next meeting was Show on Friday of March 18, which postponed from yesterday. The time of the meeting will be 4:00 p. m., with the place of meeting to be announced later. week, A delicious fruit compote for be made from orange segments, pineap- ple, pear slices and halved pre- served figs. GIFTS For All Occasions =Arso— TOY S$ Fer the HILDREN Tropical Trader 718 Duval Street PHONE 1000 PRIVATE HOSPITAL” In Attendance, AND SURGICAL CASES DR. JULIO DE POO, Director 417 Eaton Street Telephone 1320 —— vite Pe SRCERERAIRE 2a? EASE a = = em | Col, And Mrs. Brown To Visit Walter Beebe, Sr. Colonel and Mrs. Reed McClel- land Brown, of Hollywood, Fla., and Gainesville, Ga., together | with a party accompanying them, will be house guests of Walter | Beebe, Sr., at his home on Pearl Hall. ; street over the weekend. 1 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12 Mrs. Brown, the former Julia! Wilson, is a grandniece of the late President Woodrow Wilson, and Colonel Brown is the head- master of Riverside Military} Academy, which comprises two schools, one at Hollywood, Fila., and the other at Gainesville, Ga. | Coming Events FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11— Valentine Dance, ter No. 21, Star, 8:00 PM, Singers in April. Church. | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14— Aerovias “Q” Passenger List, 4444444444444 4444. Fred Kuba, Ida Kuba, Audrey Ellis, Charles Ellis, Lloyd Cog- geshall, Blanch Coggeshall, Lena ; Levenberg, Michael Levenberg, | Louis Sternberg, Shirley Stern- berg, Ben Soowal, Joseph Mor- ris, Dorothy Beck, George Beek, Esperanza Shfoppe, Walter The- m. on School grounds. Tour, 8 p. m., High Schoo Karl H. Maslowski, ert country. Valentine Dance, Patio of ard’s Orchestras Formal. r. Mat Verbedian, John Roland, Elsie munity Singers in Thomas Parham, June Parham, , 1. . speaker. Color films of animals, birds and reptiles of Arizone des- Second Concert by High School and Community Band, 8:00 Bayview Park. nall, Laura Thenall, Charles} . pirected by Major Earl Dil- Gurn, Elmata Gurn, Al Lestz, ! 5 2 Willis Hayden, Betty Jean Rey- | TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15— nolds, Harry Williams, Joe Dock-| Rehearsal, sopranos only, for ery, Keith Dockery, Robert Pro- | The Crucifixion” to be pre- mue, Mari@ Varbedian, Ospender ) sented by Key West .Com- James Ruham, Constance Ru- val Station. ham. Bingo Party, sponsored by Na- | Stanley Lukomski, Mary vy Wives Club No. 88, 8:00 Reusch, Leona Herr, Sophie Wal- gast, Joseph Belley, Ethelyn Hancock, Frances Hancock, Thel- | ma Johns,, Arda McCarthy, Eva-} dene Martinez, Casimir Worko- | wski, Ann Ebert, Joyce Ebert. Thomas Murphy, Thomas Houli- ant. Cuban Club; 8:00-P. M. Cuban Club. ’ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17— P. M., South Beach Restaur- Bingo Party, sponsored by the at La Concha Hotel, 9 p. m., sponsored by Navy Wives "Club No. 88, Regular Meeting exp Mera Chap- Holly Johnson, at the February Rehearsal, altos “only, for “The Crucifixion” to be presented by Key West Community Mrs. Edna Albury. A round ta- 2:00 P. M. | ble at the First Congregational| questions and answers in, whieh. Valentine Carnival, ed by Harris School ey ne ree with President Mrs. Edna Albury Audubon Society Third Screen 9:00 P.M., Armed _ Services Y.M.C.A. Musiéby Pritch- pril. 7:30 | Reese, Mattilee Reese, Beulah P. M. at First Cipstegational Kyle, Roy Kyle, Ethel Grodner, | Church. Ruben Grodner, Pearl Askin, | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16— Louis Askin, Charles Keyser, Meeting, Navy .Wives Club, 2:00 P. M., Buildip'178, Na-} Bingo Party, sponsored by the han, Sr., Mary Houlihan, Thomas ! x at ala et ; Houlihan, Dolores Houlihan, | Cotholic Daugh rs oF Ameri: Raymond Kob, Blena Kob,! ca, _ Holy Name Society and Phamas Willey, One Dayton | Society of St. Vincent de Richard Holt, Richmond Bullock, William Pearson, Raymond Dina- } ee Paul. 8:00 P. M. at St. Mary’ $s more, Grace Dinamore, Carl. . Te? Sa 4 Pfeiffer, Mathilda Pfeiffer, Octa' = Japan, ‘tke’ meansa pond 0: Pike, Freeman Pike, Thelma Lenore Pike, Andrew Pike, Andrew Pal-j mer, John Schumache, Lawrence ' Over 25,000 Pairs Of Eyes Schumache, Margaret Barnes, Clyde Barnes, Carl Dassinger, J PRESCRIBED FOR IN THE Alma Dassinger, Eugene Stock, PAST 20 YEARS George Benett. Francis Davis, Earl Cripp, Ed- mund Kennedy, , Blanche Won- drasek, _Leonard Graham, Jessie Graham, Vada Graham, Law- rence Graham, Williar Christie, Rodger Beallie. { Ray Ban Sun Glasses Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. and American Optical Co. Products Used exguaizely Dr. J. A. Valdes OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 9-12 and 2-5 p.m. Evenings by Appointment ADDRESS PHONES — Galey Memorial Office, 332 Hospital, Residence, 417 Eaton St. 295 NO SERIAL STORY IN CITIZEN TODAY ! Chapter 11 of “Her Secret |; Star,” current novel now run- | ning in The Citizen, is not ap- | pearing today due to lack of | space, but will appear in to- | morrow’s issue. 3rd ANNIVERSARY SALE Can You Afford to miss these?” Reg. Price, $43.95... SALE PRICE 9399 Reg. Price, $34.95. $28.95 Res. Prices $2000 $21.95 $31.95 $63.95 40% avaae... $8.95 & $1905 AUTOMATIC TOASTERS $1 89 5 Reg. $21.95 and $22.00 Values at SALE PRICE $11.00 LS SALE PRICE SALE PRICE Reg. Price, $36.95 .. SALE PRICE Radio & Record Player Combination Reg. Price, $94.95 .. SALE PRICE RADIOS Discounts Up To As High As . . WAFFLE IRONS MAMA & PAPA DOLLS Reg. Price, $18.95 . . OTHER DOLLS Regularly Priced at $12.95 ... NOW: $8.00 Regularly Priced at 16.95 .. 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Recommendations of the Ex- ecutive Committee was present- ed and accepted these included the election of the following: Mrs. Lois Eden, Young People’s Director; Mrs. Frances Sands, Secretary; Mrs. George M. Ray, Sunbeam Counselor; Mrs. Leona Collins, B. W. C. advisor. Community Missions chair- man, Mrs. Bennett reported one meeting at the County Home, 5 baskets to the needy and $25.00 to Dr. Ishmael Negrin to buy Spanish Bibles to be sent to Cuba. Mrs. Francis Fairfield, Train- ing Schoo] chairman, presented a plea for funds to help pay hos- pital expenses for a Baptist Training Schoot:student in Texas who had beén critically injured | in an aceiddet. An offering carat od" can correct cross eyes. Some- times in less than one day! Over 9,000 successful cases, all ages. FREE BOOKLET tien en this Non-Profit Institution. 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