The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 10, 1949, Page 4

PAGE FOUR auuggyvugs natn wt Phones: 3° SOCIETY NEWS By MONA FIELDS Citizen Office—51 Residence—192-W lyvritvacgutusrusiecauaoacsevaeaocacevianaue Poinciana PT A Held Important Session Installing New Officers Last Night * The ‘Poinciana® PTA held” ‘its * last’ meeting’ of the * year last night, ‘atid’ tié new ‘officers for the coming year s«were® installed: The highlight of the evening was the presentation eto ¢Mrs., Julia Ann Gibson of a President’s Pin’ and much .praise; wag given for her outstanding Work and: lead- ership of, the Poineiana PTA dur- sing the past two years. | Contrary to the usual ‘custom, the program opened with the singing of “America” by the whole’ group assembled and it was immediately followed by en- tertainment rather than the bus- iness meeting. Gerald Saunders who was in charge of the pro- gram introduced Mrs. Brest who sang and did a tap dance; after which Roy Henson and Gerald Saunders sang.a duet accompani- ed by Mrs. Larsen, music teacher of the school. - Principal Carey :then introduc- ed Dr. Peeples of the Monroe County, Clinig Peeples « praised the PTA ggnerally and Skid’ that a’ ¢bod furtctiondl PTA was afi asset to, the Health Department. He then announce@ plans for the ae SS Eee Summer roundup for the children of all the schools. The Poinciana School is to: have May 17th for the date.of its roundup and the school children were scheduled to be at the Monroe County Clin- ic at 1:00 p. m. on that date. All committees gave their first year’s reports. Mrs. Carl Brill gave the history of all the school’s activities and accom- plishments for the year, and the amount of ground covered in the one year was a surprise to every- one. Mrs. Norma Dopp, President of the County Council gave a re- port. of the last council meeting held at Matecumbe. Installation of officers follow- ed by a social hour finished up the meeting, with the following Poinciana PTA -officers installed for the coming year: President, Mrs. Dorothy Torbitt; vice presi- dent; Mrs. Gerald Saunders; sec- retary, Mrs. Mildred Hatfield; treasurer, Mrs. Sue Jones. All outgoing officers were presented with gifts and corsages and the new officers received corsages also. County H ospital Women’s Auxiliary Busy With Buffet Supper Preparations Because the Women’s Auxili- ary of the Monroe County Hospi- tal will be pretty well occupied with the preparations for the buf- fet supper to be given on the Hos- pital grounds Thursday at 6:30 p. m., There will be no meeting of Hospitial Auxiliary Sewing committee that ‘day. The Buffet Supper is planned | for out of doors, but in the event, that it rains, the tables will be moved inside where there is am- ple- room even for a very large crowd. tH Miss Marie Hartell, hsopital di- rector, aided by Mrs.-Bernie C. Papy and members of the Busi- ness and Professional Women’s Club are in charge of the supper arrangements? There will be baked hams, scalloped potatoes, baked tomatoes, macaroni and salads—who could ask for More? It is hoped that many Key Westers and their families will take advantage of this’ supper event, as it is one of a regular monthly series the County Hospi- tal Women’s Auxiliary is’ plan- ning so that Key Westers may know their hospital and all its services and needs better. Dihiace For Coming Year Installed 180 iene Al Sec n’s Last Garden Club Meeting i * New Ofticers fore the cofhing, tary, the officers are the’ same year were instaffe: Club’s Tast meéting*of the.season held in te’ Sardéns of Mes. Willi+|. ‘am ‘Warrei ing. » * 4 € Hurricane lamps $n stands and concealed electric lights suppli¢d! all the necessary fight for this meeting. * The new officers are: Mrs. Wil- liam Warren, president; Mrs. No- ra Smiley, lst vice president; 2nd vice president Mrs. Cyril Marsh- all; secretary, Mrs. Dan Navarro; treasurer, ‘Mrs. Jerry Trevor. With the exception of the secre- n.* last “TursGay Event ~ | dat the Garden | as_last year. The president appointed Mrs. Roland C. Goulet as chairman of the Visiting Gardens Committee, and Mrs. Albert Mills as chair- man of the Horticultural Com- mittee. Following the business meet- ing, colored slides of the Flower Show and other interesting pic- tures of Key West taken by a Dr. Diermer, writer visitor from Ma- dison, Wisconsin, were shown by Miss Gertrude Laubscher. Refreshments were served in the garden at the close of the meeting. USO-NCCS Enjoyed Picnic At Perky Lodge With Wiener The USO NCCS held a Sunday picnic at Perky Lodge last week- end. through the .courtesy of its operator and owner, Mry Ballint. This delightful resort is’ some 18 miles “from Ke} West ‘just™be- young Pitates’ Cove ‘and jis a pop- ular swimming and*fishing spot. Everyone enjoyed thé swim- ming pool, diving hoard and of course, the outdoor fireplace. Weiners were grilled almost as much for the fun of using the outdoor fireplace as for consum- ing them and along with lots of soft @rinks, catables made a no- { Roast On Sunday table highspot in a wholly en- joyable day. Servicemen and Junior hostes- ses who participated in this out- ing were: Gene Mesier, AA; Bet- ty Kling; Betty Armayor; Rosalie +Camalier; Caroline Camalier; Mary Saunders; Eunice McCraw; Joan Porter; Nancy Ross; Orlan Miller, AN; Jimmie Gardner, AN; Dean Smith, SOSA; Larry Sigety, SOSA; Jerry Berebbe; SOSA; Curtis Luhmann, AFAN Bernard Sanderson, ME3; Art Bermardon, SOSA; Dan Palmer SN; Zoe Lou- ise Knowles. Mrs. Lillian Saunders and Mrs. Maud Ross were the chaperones. Junior Hostesses Of USO-NCCS To Assist At Naval American Red Cross Recrea- tional Director, Edith Ott an- nounces that the JSO-NCCS ju- nior hostesses will assist at the dance planned ‘for * ambulatory patients at the U. S. Naval Hos- pital on Tuesday evening. This is a much, antigipdted event on the’ part oft the aespital.-patients and the young fresh faces of this active, young, civic-minded group Alumni Reunion 7 + he 4 To Be June [1 A,meeting was held by the of- ficers of the Key West High School Alumni “Association with the following officers in atten- dance, President, Charles’ E. Smith, Jr.; Vice President, Berlin Felton; Secretary, Louise Ket- chum and.Past President, Jeff Knight, Jr. The date and place for the Al- umni reunion of 1949 was set for Saturday evening June llth at the A & B Lobster House. Plans! Hospital Dance will be a most welcome addition to this Red Cross party. The USO NCCS Hospital Com- mittee includes the Misses Betty Armayor, Mary Saunders, Eunice McCraw, Nancy Ross, Janice Ross, Netta Valdez, Sisie Demer- itt, Rosalie Camalier, Caroline Camalier, Betty Kling, Gloria Roberts and Martha Boza. Twin Boys Born To J. V. Bakers Twin boys were born at 3:15 and 3:18 p. m. on May 9th’in the | U. S. Naval Hospital to Mrs. Vio- la Baker, wife of CHMACH John V. Baker, USN, attached to the USS H. W. Gilmore. The twins weighed 5 lbs., 6 1-2 ozs, and 4 Ibs., 15 ozs., respective- ly, and have been named John Virgil and Jim Elex. ———— are being made to make this one of the most outstanding reunions of the Association, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN a ' TWINS A-PLENTY BN THIS FAMILY | MOTCRMOEATIAPLS #*""(P) Photo TWIN SISTERS’ BREND& SAND.GLENDA GREENE'of. Vaucluse, S. C., are mighty happy little ,gir|s; because their. mother has just presented ;them , with twin, hrothers,..Larry-;and Terry. They are the ¢hildren of; Mr, and: Mrs. George Greene, Jr. The father is a spinning;rogm employe of. the. Vaucluse tex- tile mill of: the Graniteyijle Company. Mama ;Greene says her grandmother also had, two sets of twins and so did her mother’s sister. < 4-4 TODAY IN HISTORY (Know America) 1783—Historic Order of the Cincinnati founded by Revolu- School PTA j tionary officers encamped on the Meets Tonight ° | Hudson at the close of the war. A regular business meeting of| 1838—Gen. Winfield Scott ac- the Parent-Teacher’ Assdciation | complishes “the most difficult of the Division Street Elementary ordeal of pacification ever con- School will be held 7:45.0'clock fronted an individual in the iss in the upstairs auditorium ; = x lsapeay - Indians, ee of the institution. | uriated. by « vile. treatment o It was announced in The Citi-| whites, from South Carolina zen Saturday that the meetj sad T page westwards. tonight would 'be combined tiie ta 4 years ag0) the June session and held on afster Place riot, May 26. Howeven, plans for fold ad on joint meeting « wefe changeds aby dwedn sfritniis of} Americgh actor orr: in which the last minute and it was de; t, on the one, side, and May 26 at which ;time the.new|Promontory,, Utah, .uniting the by ‘plane in Scotland from Ger- dicted as war Division Street officers of the organization will be installed. M28 eeeEne jlrgads, pameke the figst trans- Bee ge "i nental railroad. gin eur ee a ors of | Philadel- “og? &” ¥PpHi’s Centennjal Exposition. Aer ovias Q | 1940—At sunrise, without -withowt -waiming, Germans be- Passenger ‘List The following passengerg, left yesterday for Havana via Aero- vias “Q”: Jose Hernandez, Aquilines Lo- pez Sr., Jesus, Fernandez, Geno- vevo Rivero, Victor Diarriandi, LaVerne McGowan, Conrad Mil- ler, Audra Bodine, Deke Bodine, New caused’ by rivalry be- cided to go ahead ‘with the regu-|EHgHsh ‘actor Macready on the Union Pacific and Central Pacif. surrenders to U.S. Navy plane, | lar business session tonight, ,.| ther, gium. many. off England. A meétitg will {iso be held ony 1869—Golden’ spike ‘driven at j gin invasion of Holland and Bel- 1941—Nazi Rudolph Hess lands 1945—First German U-boat 1947—12 German generals in- criminals in Nur- Helen Weaverburg, Alber 4k. emberg. - ae man, ee Burk 1948—Union officials call off Ralph J. Kepfield Lillian E railroad strike at almost last 2 “| minute. | Kepfield, Sarah Kettering; Fran- ces Kriecatch, Juan Monge, Dore~ thy Cenchuk, Louise Taylor,' Juana Feuntes, William Spum- mers, Roy Ebert, Gertrude Ebert. The -word . “prestige” comes from a Latin word meaning : ‘Suggling * tricks?’s And. as jug- Lillie V. Malone, Katie M.Mar- | 8/8. duicks.. were atone time tages? fra sorae, A]. eonsidered »a sort of enchant- ist nia acai: Pater) and to ‘enchant is to charm Einhorn, Warren Tratix gateee fand to. cham is to win the heart, , > Ty, | tie next step in the,évolution of | Traux, iw dels Cuervo. Hee word is: its present mean- Eugenio Perez, Blanco} Gaspar Del Toro Jr, Gé Pp: \ Del Toro Sr., Preston Burrhtighs. Babs’ Burroughs, Christina Bi roughs, Cecelia Vincent, Therese Vincent, Fernande Vincent, Bliza- beth Vincent, Pauline Vincent, Jacqueline Vincent, Lucier®WVin- cent. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS (Know America) Dr. Mordecai J. B. Ezekial of Washington, D. C., famed econo- mist. born in Richmond, Va., 50 years ago. ’ Dr. Channing Frothingham of Boston, physician, chairman of the Committee for the Natéon’s Health, New York, born in Brooklyn, N. Y., 68 years agg, * | Fred Astaire, dancer - acto?,| . born in Omaha, Nebr., 50 years| ago. : David O. Selznick, movie “-pro- ducer, born in Pittsburgh,.°47}«\! years ago. tae Professor Carter Goodrich of Columbia Universitynoted égon-; omist, born in Plainfield, N. J., 52 years ago. de Ormond McLaughry, Dart-j} mouth’s football coach, bor in Chicago, 56 years ago. 7 Dr. Howard J. Savage, secre- tary for the Carnegie Founda- tion for the Advancement, of Teaching, New York, born. in Meriden, Conn., 63 years ago, bs The wren is one of the few bird families in which the plum- age of the male and female are alike. NOW america's Favorite HOUSE PAINT BRINGS YOU ; ~SWP HOUSE PAINT NOW BETTER THAN EVER Whites are whiter.;: colors more beautiful! Honest film thickness with smoother, lossier surface. SWP keeps ts “freshly painted” look one year longer than before! Thompson Enterprises, I» Hardware Divi.w Phone 886 On the planet Mars the atmos- phere appears to be very dry, and the assumed daily rang@® of temperature at the Martian equa- tor reaches the fantastic amount lof 180 degrees Fahrenk Students On Honor Roll In /|High School roll at the Key West Junior-Sen- ‘ior High School for the six-week) ie, fas Birthday Perty and period ending May 4: Naval Hospitel 7TH GRADE—Giynn Archer, p.m. Tom Arrowsmith, Gladys Born-;| WEDNESDAY. MAY tt well, Sarai Callahan, Jackie Conant, William ing and end #th _ L Ellis, ry Fernandez, Dolores each month at Club ‘|Libao, Janet Louys, Peggy Me- 8p mm :|Crea, Nancy Pellicier, Ronald} Women's Ansnitiery Following is a list of names of students who made the honer| ao Bringman, Joann| American Legion —— Pinder, Mario Roque, Lynn Sel- lers, Alvania Singleton, Sylvia Smith, Bernard Srodulski, Martha Steed, Shelia Sweeting, Fay Wil- liams, Ray Winkit, Ronald Wood- bury. . . 8TH GRADE— Vita Barroso, Sara Brown, Jeanne Canova, Bruce Cleare, George Gibson, Francine, Johnson, Faye Lowe, Jean Mercer, Evalyn Nettles, Marlene Park, Harry Pritchard, Elizabeth Russell, Alvo Jo Steen, Julie Stone, Shirley Thompson, Jack Wells. 9TH GRADE—Mitchell Apple- routh, James Baker, Lewis Bar- ber, Lorraine Bennett, Jackie Blankenship, Janet Brown, James Coper, Joan Crusoe, Edyth Hampton, Fidelio Hernandez, Ar- mando Henriquez, Homer Her-) rick, Harvey Johnson, Patsy | Johnson, Rita Kirchoffer, Sylvie Knowles, Yvonne McCardie,) P* Martha Mora, Lorenze Murquia, William Neblett, Bill Cisterhoudt, James Pettis, Carol Roberts, Billy Roberts, Raymond Rothfuss, James Ward, Nancy Watkins, Jay West, Barbara Wood. 10TH GRADE—Jackie Calle han, George Catley, Betty Con ant, Barbara Delgado, Paul Gib son, Mae Kaplan, Lelia Lyneh, Frances Meggs, Sylvia Smith, Merlen Zersky. 11TH GRADE—Doris Cowley Zaida Diaz, Helen French, Benje man Gillis, Eugene Kirchffer, Hubert Martinez, Charles Mor rison, Virginia Russell, Irene Whitaker, Melvin Whitman. 12TH GRADE— Barbara Al bury, Solita Avila, Carla Bowser, Betty Jean Bryant, Tony Calleje, Betty Conova, Eleanor Carlsen, George Carmona, Nellie Garcia, Ethel Jenkins, Joan Lord, Nellie Menendez, Vincent Molina, Vi Ann Neblett, Mary Louise Pent Claudia Roberts, Joan Sawyer Nathalie Valdez, Betty Weeeh Ann Wellons. 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