The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 17, 1949, Page 4

in «Navy Wives Club No. 88 Held ** Regular Meeting On Wednesday =" have been announced for | the: and friends of the Ley Memorial completed of office upon Mrs. Mildred Einhorn’s resignation, and the evening was concluded by the entire assemblage singing, being Restau-|!ed by Loretta and Roy Gross- man. . The committee on arrange- ments, consisting of Mesdames Loretta Grossman, Pearl Lewins- ky, Esta Silberman and Yetta Yellin, presented each lady with @ corsage, and had arranged a beautiful floral centerpiece flanked by candelabra, The tables ! were festive with bougainvillaea and poinciana blossoms tending a vernal air to the occasion. Several guests were present at the dinner and installation, in- cluding Mr. and Mrs. David Weintraub, formerly of Key West now visiting here from Houston, Texas; Miss Joyce Mulberg and Don Pearlman, who are home fram college, Mrs. Murray Prajec- tor of Texas, and Mrs. May Kell- er of Pottstown, Pa. For Rev. And Mrs. R. W. Weaver At Ley Memorial Annex In honer of their return to Key, eral readings West for another year, a recep- tion will be given 7:30 o'clock the Ley Memorial tonight in certain to please the guests, and Elsie Lee Thomp- son will be heard in a harp se- Chureh Annex for Rev. Robert| lection. Group singing will be W. Weaver, Weaver pastor, amd Mrs. followed by entertaining games. Refreshments will be served at tnetramental and voeal selec-; the conclusion of the reception. program to entertain and Rev. and Mrs. Weaver are well-liked among the members special guests, church members} Church and a large assemblage is ond freends. «, By special request, Rev. Weav-| the event. tr will play selections on thej tering upon the third year as eit end Will accompany him-| pastor of the church. ® & Humber of solos. Mrs. local Wilee Curry, well-known expected to turn out tonight for The reverend is en- The church annex is located at the corner of Georgia street and seotel entertainer, will give sev-, Truman avenue. Let Antonia Live Fund” Benefit Dance Aud Floor Show At Raul’s Club What promises to be a most de- evening's entertainment \ el nig! a hahttul will take place ae wi ties . Antonia Live Fund” show. Dance music will be played by the Debonnaires under the lead- ership of Ide ® m. There will be one floor show only, this to be presented at 118 p m, with Ruth Newton ‘appear for the Gellrich, and dane- “s. will be from 10:00 p. m. to ed by Betty and Bob Simpson. Pussycat Capers, Beverly Ma- oney, petite acrobat. ¥ ' ‘Vocal selection, Ruth Newton. “Cocktails for Two” and “Lady Be Good," tap-dances by Gerry Pinder. Louis Anastasio, baritone, vocal selections “Sorrento” and ‘Begin the Beguine”. « Ballet in Blue and Gold, danc- ed by Betty Simpson, assisted by end Gerry Pinder acting as mis-{ Gail Wallace and Carlene Moore. trees and master of ceremonies. “Coming Thru the Rye,” danc- Mrs. Ray Gevilan will be hostess}ed by Gail Wallace and Carlene for the evening Following is the program for the show Tango, “La Cumparsita,” danc- 2. ‘The regular meeting of the La om Concha Navy Wives Club No. 88 ° wes held on Wednesday of this Week at 10:00 @. m. in the club- Tooms in Building 178, U. S. Na- val Staton. it Wak announced at the meet- int What the .recent bake~ sale eparet by the club and held at the Navy. .Gommissary, rit pee proceeds ; Braxton, very successful. Moore in traditional Scotch kilts. Vocal selection, Al Albertus. “Swan Lake,” Ballet adagio, the Simpson-Pinder trio. to be held at noon in the club- rooms on that day. At that meeting will be discus- sed plans for a picnic, as well as many other matters of importance ' to the club. Thrift Shop'workers for this ; week will be Mesdames Hilda | Berry, Helen .Cherwa and Vera Wood, it was announced. Attending Wednesday’s meet- the: \Mesdames.. Tessie Francés Schimmeyer, from that sale are being forward-| Linda Repkie, Ilona Aiken, Helen ed to Boys Town in Nebraska. The regular monthly luncheon will be the feature of next week's meeting of the club, the luncheon ee ee Poe Students Hold Banquet In arathon. The pupils of Jerry Guthrie's Cherwa, Vera Wood, Jacqueline Hillier and Madelene Taylor, also a’ prospective member, Mrs. Norma Shafner. VFW Post No. 3911 Met Last Night Among other matters discussed room (Gth to 10th grades) of Sue} at the meeting of VFW Post No. M. Moore school in Marathon, 3911 held last night was that of the election of officers in the 13th feve their annual end of school | pistrict. benquet on Tuesday, June 14th at Mall's restaurant Plans of the National Conven- tion which will be held in Miami The room mother, Mrs. Doris} i® the near future were explained Day was an honored guest. She Was presented with a lovely cam- pect by the student body. Mr. Guthrie was given a baro- meter in a ship's wheel frame as}Commanders Paul to the members by the Command- er of the 13th District, Joseph Ja- bo. Other distinguished guests pre- | sent at the meeting were: Post © token of love and appreciation] McAllister 1608; Douglas Allen, from his students ‘The outstanding students of the Pompano, 8182, Robert Curtis, Ft. Lauderdale, 1966 and W. W. Da- yeer were given awards by the! vies, Coral Gables 5718. American Legion. The girl stu- Sr. Vice Commanders Scotty (emt wee Miss Pat Ziggenhagen| McPhee, Hollywood 2500; Ken- ane the bey wes Walter Smith./neth Payne, McAllister, 1608 and The ewards were made by Don} Harold Myhre, Hialeah 8330 fresingten and Johnny Castell om behalf of the Legion. A party was held fviiuwing the meeting honoring che guests pre- ‘After the banquet they were | sent for the ocasion. Peimed im dancing by some of the other young people who have re-| Thousands of U. S. Savings treed home from schools and callenes out of town, Bonds are being purchased by parent? for newly-born infants. e Robertson, } EMMETT McLOUGHLIN (right) former Roman Catholic priest of Phoenix. Ariz. has announced that he asd Mary Davis (left), Phoenix divorcee, will be married August 18. He withdrew | Petit : Pe: from the priesthood six months ago rather than be trarisferred 9 C9 | , eeg | from Phoenix. McLoughlin, 42. is superintendent of St. Mon- © | Ci#cult Court Clesk Earl Adame) ica’s hospital..a privately owned institution. ‘The bride-elect {tomas A. Weaver and by. Sylvia Fak Before she was 15. years:old;| ~|Weman’s Aux. OF | chariot ; accordi scan tapaciameanamecneetemttoeiel coerce ca aaa oI) fea DeMolay Dance Congregational Tonight Church To Meet: The Robert J. Perry Chapter. of| The Woman’s: Auxiliary: of the the Order of DeMolay will give | First Congregational Church will!} | their annual dance Friday, June-|meet next’. Tuesday morning, ,} 17, at the Elks Ballroom on Duval} June 21, at 10 o'clock in the Ser- street. Musie wiii be by John|vice Center. Pritchard’s orchestra, and _enter- Members have been instructed tainment will include a oar bring their lunch, and the show. group, during the meeting, will sew articles to be placed on sale! /and Bribama Stxvote reece pteneeaenelimesiutglencali WV VU Vs vu Terre Ts \ besaar SPON! EER : Aerovias <Q” —- jer iy and SOPRORE SB AT RE ERA ORR : ee ee TWO FULL WEEKS—JUNE 20-JULY 1 Passenger List| Personal Mention Mondays thnk Vridiy: 9100-12100 BALALAALALAALAAAAMALRS The following passengers left for Havana on Aerovias “Q”; Lillian Santiago, Alvaro. Ose- rio, Isabel Perez, Daniel Osorio, Theresa Smith, Alfred Bolti, Al- Dr. and Mrs. John:B. Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Attman wilt leave today for Miami Beach where they will spend: the week- end, returning Sunday. night. Dr. Hayes, while in Miami Beach, A Feeulty of Thirty Competent Teachers Enroliment Day: ‘Fridny, Sune 17, 0:00 A. M., Church Annex \ Mrs. Ruby Parks and her mother, Mrs; Mamie Deason; for- mer Key Westers now residing’! Miami, are visiting Mr. an@ Mrs. Lawton Watson. at their h@ine 915 Southard street. Botl Parks and Mrs. Deason a joying meeting old fiineds #while ben Guat Poway ies ore will attend the East Coast Dental 28 Towelting obert,Wait, Gerald Dukes, Ral- | Association meeting ‘being held TWO WEEKS OF: | ts son Randall, Virginia Randall, | there. \ . . 35. Ww odwork Mario Fundora, Emerita Diaz, Xiomara Fundora, Katheryn Graves, Patricia Graves, Edna Street. Wilson Bowman, Martha Bow- man, Claude Bowman, Tavilla Bowiiian, Stephen Ritz, Andrew Miko, Lucy Covington, John Cov- ington, Alberta Hamberger, Nico- las Uriarte, Enrique De La Tor- riente, Norman Weodard, Wil- liam. Rednour, Ruth Rednour, William Rednour, Jr, Harlan Douglas, Ruth Douglas, Arturo Valdez. 6 { 2. Se ) oe GRADUATION NIGHT /VRIDAY, JULY 1, 730 ited Coming Events FRIDAY, JUNE 17 Reception Honoring Rev. Rob- ert W. Weaver, Pastor, Ley/ Memorial Methodist Church, and Family, 7:30 P.M., Church Annex. Program. ! Amateur Stage Show, spon- sored by Ladies Auxiliary of V. F. W., 8:00 P.M., at Harris School. Luncheon meeting, Officers Wives Club, 12:30 P. M., Of- ficers Club at Ft. Taylor. Dances by Betty Simpson and Gerald Pinder. Rummage Sale, sponsored by} Fleet Reserve Asso. Unit 56, at St. Joseph Parish Hall, Thomas and Angela ' streets. Also Saturday.: :,} a Meeting, Monrge County Chap- ter of National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, 8:00 P.M. at Menroe County} Clinic, Fleming ‘and ‘Thomas Mf streets. Special Father’s Day Program, First Presbyterian Church, White street, 8:00 P. M,} sponsored by Pioneer Group of the Church. Public invited. Watermelon Party, 6:00 P. M., Bayview Park, sponsored by City Recreation Department, | for both Skating Club mem- | bers and Everyday Club members. Rummage Sale, sponsored by} Women’s Society of Christian Service of Ley Memorial} Methodist Church. 510 Flem- @ design so different Heirloom Sterling Makers of lovely Damask Rose and Mansion House *Trade-mark of Oneida Ltd, A noted designer of horse fashions says: “The loveliness of this new pattern is different? po rad Sale to continue Modern; yet it’s romantic,, teo— with its aturday. Pee wt Wee adi a Annual Dance sponsored by | slender, swift lines, its tiny spring buds at the Robert J. Perry Chapter of Order of DeMolay. Elks ball- | room. Music by John Pritch- ard’s Orchestra. SATURDAY, JUNE 18— “Let Antonia Live Fund” Dance at Raul’s Club on the Boule- | vard. Given by Mr. and Mrs. ; Raul, assisted by Mrs. Gavi- | lan. Floor Show. j TUESDAY, JUNE 21 | Meeting, Woman’s Auxiliary of | First Congregational Church, 10:00 a. m. at Service Cen- ter. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22 Luncheon meeting, La Concha; Navy Wives Club No. 88,! 12:00 Noon, in Clubrooms in Building 178, U. S. 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