The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 24, 1949, Page 4

SOCIETY NEWS By NIRA LESLIE GULEY The Citizen Office—S1 Residence—629-} ALABAMA Burt Garnett To Be Moderator: In Miami; Martello Gallery To Hold Openhouse Next Week Bert Gernett. president of the Rey West Art and Historical So ety, bar been = imvited to be the eevee oA 8 syevpedum on on Sane, which is & open in M weir the qponsomhip of diatt Coast Art Center at Clearwater, | was announced to tes Me Gernett will leave on Mon ae t+ Mice and the eympos tame will be held the following % CGnneetion with the 36 "eee whieh are to arrive in Wee tere stow at Martello € "s onthe January 8, ot extending through January bad ' The Key Weet Art and Histori . marters it a signal heer for He president to have teen eelerted te fil this office of Berber +6 ie P Tew trate me the pee -eete 1 the J thet he . { America’s feet cent “ng painters. such me Sinan, Walter Mreweptia Piet Martin, Reg meta ‘ cue Grose, Max Bins ‘ attic? Vide e oe f the Business dnd Professional Women’s Christmas Bazaar tonight, Key | West artists will make ready for | a show which will open on Thurs- / December 29, with Open | day, House at the Gallery from 8 to 10 P. M. This affair is to be open to the public. Artists who are members of the Society have been invited to con- tribute their paintings for in- elusion in this forthcoming show, end at the Open House there will be an address on Renaissance of Madonnas by Marian Murry, as- sistant director of the John and | Mabel Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota. This museum .has been bequeathed to the State of Flori- da Miss Murry will bring with ber kodachrome slides of the Ma- donnas to be shown at the Open House, very appropriate for the and also a good many slides taken at the Ringling Museum itself so that the people “i Key West, visitors and tourists sy become acquainted with the srt project that is being carried out at the museum in Sarasota. season, (tub Holds Festive Eggnog Party @y BOROTHY RAYMER ’ t deka s ie of the eatin! high chen the Busine and “ Chet f - ee ewe * party “ guests and tome the altais ‘ throgah Fromme 4 oe ew lovely eames (816 Dens eet. The ~—, ** ashands and os ate of thee BPW gs te: Pee Young Co-Chair ane eee: tb Hardaway ome tee few Heats The re oh oe, tee was headed by ee Me eham president d te PR Mere € M Fngng Venteuse wed = the => Coie te ata te feipetd serve egg nos for oh Sew tt, atte i. st Wieteetes ¢ Myre and hie servant teens Met Mote alled at Cue Cx * tour of benevo trituting gift g the party t kewwn as De Au peect mi. alas Pre fortur ted keeping wed Ube a potas ere ‘ . fat contury St. Ne ci eau & Come Me the tend su dade i we ‘ t ay tate & “ant > t pat awe Forty Children Christmas Program To Take Place tt First Baptist Ch ' Bey th tat a i) vex w Pras wea ‘ Saxaphone M ’ ' t M Lor-) ne Not*age and Mr Tracy Fai beeict Hear U Praye Choi os 8 piave Oh Littte T Bethie Prior ean and Sax « homeland, a sort of saint with- wit a country,” the displaced St. Nick said, adding that Thinking of taking up residence he was on Dry Tortugas.” He explained that the Holland Dutch brought the idea of St. America when they Amsterdam, now in 1621. “In the Nicholas settied New New York. back more aid the bearded saint, “Christmas Dey ws a day of fasiing, piety and worship with services of praise and prayer. The day of jollity and merrymaking, actually is held on the Eve of the feast of St. Nicho- las’ Eve, December 5.” Not at all nonplussed with com- pheation of explanation through thé interpreter, the Bishop con- tunued, seying that singe his day was celebrated on the eve of De- eetmber 4, although his Name Day} devout nations of Europe. ml Cantaia At Presbyterian (Church Sunday The choir of the Southernmost Roy E, Nolte’s, very colorful Cantata, “Glory In The Highest,” as a special presentation of the Christmas night service at 7:30. The cantata tells the Christmas story of the Old Testament pro- phecy as well as the New Testa- ment story Savior. In addition to the chorus mus! there are several lovely solos and duets which will be sung by members of the regular choir. Those interested in music have a treat in store for them when they hear this Among those doing solo work are: Mrs. Harry Joynton, Misses Jes- sie Gibson, Dorene Clawson, Ros- alie Camalier, Carolyn Camalier, and Bonnie Bennett, Walter Clawson and Lionel Cahill. Officers — Club Dance | Cancelled The Officers Club at Ft. Taylor has announced that due to to- night being Christmas Eve, and feeling that most people will want to stay home with their e d children to trim the tree, the Saturday night dance | usually held at the Club has been cancelled. They will have a Christmas Eve dinner, but no dance. On Saturdz December 31, there will take | place the big e t of the year at | the Office Chub, when the an- j nual New Year's Eve Dance will jbe held. It has been announced New Year's. Ev and will close night, when no more will be accepted. vations Mr, And Mrs. _ | Jim Singleton | Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. Jim Singleton arrived on Thursday from Green- ville, South Carolina to spend the }Christmas _ holida with Mr. Singleton’s mother, Mrs. Eliza- | beth Singleton, 329 Elizabeth stree nd his younger brothers. Jim Singleton, very well-known here in Key West, is studying for the ministry at Greenville. ,Dingmans Dinner |Guests .Of Hayeses was ac lly December 6, and nee he was already a little’ yz. « e tardy, he'd torget making any! Frida Veg ight longer speech and get on with the 2 use blessing and present dis-| Dr. and Mrs. Reed ‘Dingman ition Ue shentdtGis eater and their ‘children, Sally, Sue, with an apology for not arriving 2nd David, will leave Monday for . white horse according to their home in Ann Arbor, Mich. tradit jigan, after a week's stay in the It » far step from my con-| Island ¢ tinental riount of one horse to the| Dr. Di is an eminent 30 wild horses now tamed and| plastics tached to the packed under the hood of my| University of Michigan medical grey Lincoln Continental. But school nis must progress with} ast nicht they were dinner t time | suc at the residence of Dr. and The BPW embers wish to! Mr John Hayes, 3620 Eagle k Dr. Hamilton for his hum- | avenuc an pathetic portr iG ees They also extend gratefulness to| Kngagement Sst N attendant, Fred} eee Wenkenbuch, with recommenda-| Qf Miss Lord t tthe two might be ex-| peek e's Veet Nationscon-| Asinouneed ts J « and Mrs. Raymond R. tttended hiwanis Christmas Party Held Last Night ‘ tel t x 1 t ght and ‘ munity Sing ctior Mr Bova led the children in song North Pole” by fe began passing out the gifts i by Kiwa Joe Sirugo urch Tomorrow N ator Luke George McNeill Ray Came Upon A c Harp hompsor N at (Luke 2:8-14 While $ Watched Their Flovks—Choir Hark Tre Herald Angels Sing Instrumental Angels: Bart ; Wood, Lorraine Bennett, Lorre! | Walker Narrator Matt. 2:1-2) We Three Kings Of Orient Are {Male Choir. (Kings: Mes Skelton and Brigg (Mary: Mr Albert O' Bryant) Angels We Have Heard—Choir. | 1104. Truman Avenue, umnounced the en- t of their daughter, Miss t Lou Lord, to Arthur of Mrs 1 n is the 535 Fra street Coming Events DECEMBER 25— Dance Honoring idents Home Fo; i ponsored by Jr Womar Club. 4 to 7 P. M., Club on the Boule- SUNDAY it Raul’s Christ Program, First Bap- t Churc lieu of regu- Su evening — service « Night Cantata, at Seut 1 t Presbyterian i fer 7:30 P.M. Public so Gallery, Lecture assistant di- i iety to wi ening of new art Oh € A Ye Faithful— ¢ I Faithfuls: Mrs. Phil M N Jesse Briggs, M ck: Mr. and Mrs. Ju t, Miss ) 3 t Night, Holy Night— Choi Joy to the World—Instrumen- —Choir of the birth of The! presentation. | ’:|}Cuba, via Aerovias “Q” S.A.: by | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | Hyltons f iHere For _ | Holidays t Chief Louis L. Hylton, USN, children, Georgia Anh, 12, Floyd, 9, and Annie Laurie, 3, have ar- ,Fived to spend the Christmas ‘holidays with Mrs. Hylton’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Albury, at 2840 Staples avenue. Mrs. Hylton is the former. Miss Helen Albury, and she and her ; husband and children have lately , been residing in San Diego, Cali- fornia, where Chief Hylton was j at the Navy Recruiting School. After their holiday here, they will go to Tupelo, Miss., where | Chief Hylton will be the recruiter in charge at the Navy Recruiting Station. He was formerly station- ed here in Key West aboard the P. C. 1387. Barkers Here _ On Visit To Family Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murray Barker and their daughter, Miss Peggy Ann, are visiting in the city with Mr. Barker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Barker, 810 Florida street. Young Mr. Barker is a student at Toccon Falls Bible Institute, Toccon, Ga., where he and Mrs. Barker and their daughter are now residing. Www wv www vvervuvwe Aerovias “Q” Passenger List CAAA L4 6 CAAA Passengers leaving for Havana, Chester Williams, Ruth Wil- liams, David Williams, Gale Guthrie, Lulu. Guthrie, Bryant Walker, Manuel Sanchez, Flo} O'Keefe, Phil O'Keefe, Antonio; Bazo, Antonio Santana, Erotida Vigoa, Sonia Santana, Roberto Santana, Maria Santana, Daniela} Malvarez, Forrest Reeve, Melroy Schmitt, Frances Schmitt, Ken- neth Hylind. Mary Hylind, Oscar Diez Ar- guelles, Francis Tricaud, Jacques |S VanDenHunvel, Jacques Guich- arnaud, Simone Pilon, Gustav Pilon, Marianne Chalut, Fernand Chalut, Bertha Charland, B. G. Himmel, Ruth Cullen, Aubre: Cullen, Julius Maza, Tillie Maza, Al Midgett, Charles W. Gardner, Beryl Dally, Ruth Dally, Leroy Bovoy, Flo Bovoy. Anna Onofri, Gracomo Onofri, Flo MacAbee, Robert Valdez, Jose Pardo, Sr., Ana Pardo, Jose Pardo, Jr., Carmen Pardo, Henry Pardo, Benny Pardo, Virginia Noquez, Maria T. Gonzalez, Ar- mando Cunill, Placida Rivero, Guillermo Valls, Garrett Mosure, Bonnie Mosure, Sixto Valdez, Rita Romano. | Jack Romano, Eladio Sotolongo, | Violeta Sotolongo, Leopoldo Car- , Clyde M. Greer, John T. Martha Price, Cynthia Vivian Bass, Caroline B: Graham Bass, William J. Creigh- ton, Alice Creighton, Alice C. Creighton, Paul Hofferman, E lyn Woolly, Mav tine Melton, Mil- lard Gambreil, Willena Gambrell, Diane Gambrell, Edwin Gam- brell. | Caridad Quesada, Miguel Que-.| ida, Amalia Quesada, Jose C abrigas, Homer Piker, Jam asey, Patrick Lapatre, Bob treich, Jess Lenisch, Arthur er, Carmelina Noda, Luc- a Noda, Abel Noda, Miguel Russell, Mercedes Russell, Stan- ley V. Layson, May Layson, Jose A. Camanero, Joseph L. Lester, Isabel Lester, Joseph L. Lester Ill. Armando Pages, Paula Pages, Armando E. Pages, Barbara Crompton, Yolanda Rafael Diaz, Sotero Rodriguez, midt, Florencio Barry, John Kronk, Antonia Perez, Yvonne Perez, Caridad Nuhfer, John Nuhfer, Jr, Enri- que Martinez, Orce Nuhfer Mar- tinez, Secundino Diaz, Ignacio Perez. Maurice Bratton, Lottie Brat- | Crompton, Carmela Garcia, Hilda Sch- Busot, Robert ;ton, Jack Bratton, Honey Brat- | |ton, Arthur Peters, Stansbury | ! Strack, Emil C. Webber, Ruby Webber, Delle Booth, Howard | Sumpter, Mabel Bentley, Roger | Ferguson, Elsie Ferguson, Jul Toledo, Julio Rojas, Jo: Salz Javarsky Rosemond Jav John a | sky, Roland Weeks, Samuel O -| SOPio. ' Steve Kosnar, Laverne Mc. | | Gowan, William Anger, Frances | Anger, John Gillen, Helen Gil- len, Norman Ramge, Josephine Ramge, Jay Czesar, William Ben- j nett, Solom Fullerton, Gussie | Fullerton, Kenneth C. Dick, El- eanor Dick, Ronnie Dick, Harry Brunner, Rarnon Coro, Roy Sp- rawn, Francisco Hernandez, Charles Stevenson, Harold Erd.| ; man, Armando Avalo, Constanza | Avalo, Argelia Avalo. esus Garcia, Eloy Rodriguez, Mabel Rines, Bess Sheffield, ae jold Hulme, Theodore Hilly rs |Robert Sachs, John Cuccio, Harry Newman, Otto Merkel, Ronald Leach, Maria S. Hidalgo, »Ramon Benitez, Albert Clemmer. | Post Office Open [AMA Journal Says Soviet One Hour Monday "The Post'Office will be open for } one hour, from 8 to 9 a.m, on, |Presbyterian _ Church will sing with Mrs. Hylton and. their three} Monday for anyone. wishing to purchase stamps, Postmaster Hol- lon Bervaldi said today. From tonight until Tuesday morning, except for the one hour on Monday, the Post Office will be closed. The “WEATHERMAN Says: Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy and cooler tonight; Sun- day fair and cool. Moderate to fresh northerly winds diminish- ing. Florida: Fair today and Sun- day except partly cloudy in lower east coast Cooler in south por- tion, continued cold in north and central portions’ today and to- night. Slightly warmer Sunday. Jacksonville Thru The Florida Straits: Moderate, occasionally fresh, north to northeast winds today. Sunday moderate north- east winds. Fair in north portion, partly cloudy in south portion. East Gulf of Mexico: Moderate north to northeast winds today and Sundry. Fair weather. REPORT Key West, Fla., Dec. 24, 1949 (Observation taken at City Office 8:30 a.m., EST) Temperatures Highest yest ) Lowest last night Mean Normal wil Precipitatian Total last 24 hours 0 Total this month 18 i Deficiency this month 1.19 Total this year 31.23 i Deficiency this year 6.58 Relative Humidity. 8:30 a.m. 85% Barometer (Sea Level) 8:30 a.m. 30.16 ins.—1021.3 mbs. Tomorrow’s Almanac 7:08 a.m. 46 p.m Moonrise 11:39 a.m. Moonset 1 p.m TIDES (Naval Base) Tomorrow (Eastern Standard Time) High Low 1:19 am. 7:56 a.m 2:24 p.m. 7:50 p.m. Qo ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA (Reference Station: Time of| Height Station— Tide (high wate: Rahia Honda (bridge) —Oh 10m 9.0 ff No Name Key (east end) _+2h 20m Boca Chica (Sandy Point)—0h 40m Caldes Channel (morth end) _+2h10m +14 f oO NOTE: (—)—Minus sign: Corrections to be sub‘racted (4)—Plus sign: Corrections to be added Key West | Red Russia’s Propaganda NEW YORK, Dec. 24~-(P).— The Russians long have boasted| of the alleged excellence of their medical pregram. But today, the spotlight has been turned on some glaring shortcomings in the medical ser- vice offered the people in that Communist paradise. Here is what the Journal of the American = Medical association has to say about it: Quoting a former Russian min- ister of public health, the Jour- nal says Russian medicine is be- set with shortages of equipment in every field. Drugs are claimed to be of poor quality and their faulty distribution is said to have caused serious shortages. The AMA Journal goes on to say that while medical clinics and hospitals in Russia have increas- ed in recent years, rural areas still are lacking even minimum medical care and large areas are practically without facilities for | NOTHING | SPECIAL By NINA SSS I-prepated what] thought a right good Christmas piece as a Nothing Special last year. The | boss took one look at it and promptly handed it back with an- other look that meant Nothing Doing. This year I hauled it out again ‘lin an effort to put it across. Still Nothing Doing. I am beginning to think maybe he doesn’t approve of that particular piece of writing. 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