The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 27, 1951, Page 4

VAGK Foun 2 , SOGIETY PERSONALS be given Friday, Ma “Ma ter Tommy Gates. crowning ceremony. “weieed drinks and epredicted enjoyment. CeveeThe affair was planned this} SCW@@k, in a Harris school mothers’ sereoom mecvting held at Mrs. Ira} jompson’s residéfice in Windsor he. @eoos-After the opening of the meet- eon dng by Mrs. Carol Guinette, Mrs. seeeNerma Dopp gave the study ea Ourse. Topic for the evening w ton “Helping The Child Meet Crisi Plans were made for a final thering which will be a party teseefor teachers and husband: =—~Weld in the garden of M seme ~ Louise Curry’s home later this pe Spring. SS Hostesses for the Tues ‘eoeming meeting were M meeWhite, Mrs. G. E. Da n, Mrs, tenet: E, Grohs, Mrs. Ira Thompson ea@nd Mrs. Frank Cross. Sandwiches, nuts, candies and y even- fons “punch were served the members me The! “from a lace covered table. (unique centerpiece was made of fovtome gteen cabbage with toothpicked “ “Olives nestled in the cabbage vowe leaves and its border of shrimp “plant. Members present incluited the mesdames Mayfield Sal * Onide, Florence Key, Coral Guin- eee ette, Emma Roberts, Mary Baker, Loririe Campbell, Luvinia Gates, Norma Dopp, Tootsie Perpall, Nel- lie Louise Curry, Helen Thompson, Vendaline Rus- stil, Mary A-cheson, Dorothy Dan- iels, Jessis Grohs, Anne Dawson, ! Willie Mae Simmons, Romaine, Motts, Nellie Tutrelli, Margaret Yelvington, Sarah Watson, Alice Robeits, Dorothy Swecting, Annie Ulehar, Ruth Knowles, Susan Rob- erts, Virginia Key, Muriel Albury and Maggie Kemp. ‘Key Westers Plan Mrsi Henry Sands HariesQeley.stilhlnnye tntee s to be Nellie Coy an Trudee Clark, | The public is invited to attend the fete. | Augustine Trip end Mrs. , far | CAKE KEY WEST CITIZEN 1951, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, .NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EV EKYONE n Office, 1935 = Yearly Sprin ig Festival To Be Held May 14 In Harris School Grounds The annual spring festival presented by the Ha ris school wil. 4, at 4:40 p.m. on the school grounds. King 2nd queen of the te tival are Mi Joanne Johnson anc A school program will supplement the roya Cakes, candy, hot dogs a wishing well] feature are .part of the afternoon’ * Officers E loseed. In Palsy Chapter Meet Wednesday A reorganization meeting of the | Key West Cerebral Palsy chapter was held Wednesday at the juve nile court room in the county clinic building, to elect Everett Cox has been nam- ed president. Dr. Julio De Poo will first vice-president; Mrs Violet Woodhouse, second vice- president. Juvenile Court Judge Eva Warner Gibson is recording secre- tary. Corresponding secretary is Mrs. Virginia Sands with Mrs. Joseph Bazo,: treasurer, Directors of the «chapter are Mrs. Rose Hinde, Mrs. Candelaria Gonzalez, and Mrs. Emma Potter.| The new president called a meeting for next Monday, April 30, to be held at 8 p.m. in the Monroe County clinie building All interested county residents are invited to attend. Lt. Frank Aritas Will Be Honored The Key West Guard of Hor will pay tribute to first Lt. Fran L. Aritas, at a supper at 8 p.m. to- night at the Legion Home. Lt. Aritas is leaving in May with the | National Guard. The supper has been arranged | ; by Harry J. Metzger. Cavtain U.! J. Delgado urges all memt the Honor Guard and their guc to attend. Alo on the farewell committee are Francis Vance C. Stirrup and Sikes. supper Piodela, George St. Augustine for the weekend to Conover Model Ts Eari join Mu. and Mis. Kuss vl “Wiimineton, N. C. Mrs. Russ is a si.ter of Sands. Mrs. Coming Events FRIDAY, APRIL 27— Special meeting of the ‘Due For Visit Here-’ Key West Amateur Radio Club in NCCS club, 7:30 p.m. Beginners Spanish cl. meet from 8 to 9 p.m. wil at th NCCS Club at 1021 street. p Atconoiies Anonymous — will meet at 8 p.m. Sof ‘the First Church. wives begins howlbngallevs _ Officers’ Wives’ Taylor Officers’ Club at 1 p.m, Hostesses will be M E. B. Lawrence and other wives of VX-1. in the annex Presbyterian Indiscteet” Club luncheon no meeting on thé patio at Fort 30 other Fern Chapter No. 21, Order of Star, 1211 the Eastern Eagle Hall, street at 8 p.m. Golden Petronia Coral Shores PTA board mect- ing at the home of Mrs. Marie Lazo. in Matecumbe SUNDAY, APRIL 29— Elks Club cocktails hour ~~ 4 to 6 p.m. at the club. “MONDAY, APRIL 30— Swimming ciass, est group of Officers’ Wives club, 4:30 p.m. the base officers’ pool. from special inter- will meet from 3:30 to seaplane Meeting of the Monroe County Audubon Society mans Club Building, street at 8 p.m. Publi Swimming class, | group of Officers’ will meet from 3:30 to p.m. at the seaplane base ficers’ pool. Beginning Spanish Duva class Carlos school, theater TUESDAY, over MAY 1— at ner meeting in the Wo- invited. al interest Wives’ club, will meet from 3:20 to 4:20 at San Palace { Kiwanis Club will have a din- 6:45 o'clock in the First Methodist Church Annex. Junior Woman's Club will hold a business meeting in th Woman's Club on Duva street at 8 p.m Key West Play will hold business meeting in the Ba Theater at 8 p.m. Minoca Council, Deg: ec 1 1 1 Pocahontas, meets at 7:30 in Red Men's Hall. Key West Assembly 13, ¢ der of the Rainbow for G fo. Conover model, Mewell. of New York City, private life, the wife of Lt.. (jg) ‘Daniel Nueman at the Fleet So- Miss Ar in tar School, will arrive in Key Wet f a month's visit with her husband. Miss Mewell has posed for nearly a dozen covers. art FILM IS SCHEDULED AT NCCS TONIGHT The “The Senator Was will be shown tonieht at the USO NCCS. film, at 8:30 Bob League bowling for all navy Mondell, USN assisted by Bobby promptly at Rraun will ¥:30 a.m. at the Naval Station picture projector. handle the motion All service per- sonnel sre mvited: There will be edmission will meet at 7:30 in ihe! iLons Den on Seminary strect. Key West Woman's Club wil! hold a meeting at 3:30 p.m in the Woman’s Club Audi- torium. Catholic Daughters of America Court Mary Star of the S No. 634, will meet at 8 p.m. at St. Ann’s Hall next to the rectory. All visiting Catholic Daughters are invited Sea Finigee Cootiette Club 371 will meet at 8 p.m. at the VFW home. Key West Chapter No. tional Sojourner:, will hold 9 meeting at p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church. Southernmost Pistol and Rifle Club will convene p.m. at the Junior 283, Na- of Commerce on Flagler ave-! nue. ung Adult Fellowship of the st Methodist church will meet at 8 p.m. in the church annex. Monroe | Navy Personnel Trio Of High School Students SUILLINOL. Ws CWE | LEE SES SOS RANT a ae T . id as aa ea HE NCHEON COCKT AML |Stage Lives In Comedy At Bara Theater To Receive Awards Get Acceptance Certificates (PARTY FOR GL g : oT eee ‘ een ms i ur | * * x * * Saturday Morning | For Creative Writing Effert SUE SW, Gh Actors Adi | lj ‘ ; en i street enter-| Characterizations By Supporting Actors Add Laughs | Seven Navy men of the US, Three Key West high school student received certificated fam é : So woke! ‘ * % e . fe BES wil re-eive avapds féeptance last week for their original poems to be published tid! e ; Cc 0 “Th. 2 uhohsl 10 a.m, tomorrQWAl Atlantic division of the National Anthology of High School. Hefei sen of Chica: ears . ‘ Cia 8 Ty. p op. C nnctley, USK: Fr 1951, ; mE ftiee con ov gue vow soos Ape Pireet Contradiction To Real Life < jeer wil 2 el The Verses accepted were “Lost Love,” written by Georgette isenoca. The o¢ sine 4 RARE 0508 remo ellie RMR ei urenta or re |e a crise ees ices Sehmal and Pee alatinanciabene | By DOROTHY RAYMER ing for a talent scout.” But ite ~ | Wayne G USN, ee ere ae * ed and many Supporting and minor roles injno joke that he’s right on thg jord C eorgette Carrera is a daughte aes are ude: = a ae lof Me. and Mrs, Manuel P. car,|A2tereuead Lune, ioe: vests included |... sister, Eileen.” play at the | beat! t : j Theater th two more} George Rei a Cuban consuf Phor lrera, 513 Ol eet. The po > x P » nel Jobn | BEES | : 4 jfuct | Lost Love,” oa peer ia | Mee ting Planned ayne and j nights showi lend piquaney, | i? i ahi on own 40S at as la iy ¥: » 16 Soutt John J jsemester and was published in| Stephen Braxton, |* and longhs to the produc- |perator of the Sou the ih Echo! ae ue calling of By C har ch Group tot Mr. and | tion, especially since all the por-!Fere. No peinoins eson, | Biuseh eecenus Fa se Jan and their|trayals are contradictions of the Goes have a trait t Medal; Ray-|" Kurt Sehmal ie th t r|_, The Key West departinent ot a Vine een acess plomacy acqvirec een “’" 1 Kurt Schmal is the son of Mr oa “ uy, et childrer y anc Bee pact Here Toric. Mavhe that RM3, Good [snd Ms Johaness B. Schmal of: ‘¢ United Church Woman of the) ia pi In a supporting role as a drug- ; Work. Maybe that's Marvin Neely. | ya athon. Ronald Pinder is the| National Co fC store Robert Kershaw ear as the con | ENFN, Good C son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Darniel hold their annur’ meeting ar Bre mee Ae spapaelds Te 1 to stumble on to the; (20" Mame is she |Bernard He 2915 Staples avenue {luncheon 4 1 I ormet K ey I ester stax nearly every entrance “Visiting firemen”, fi; Rel Medal : lp: 8 ly Cuban navy men 1 ; Conduct Meda ature teacher, Miss Weeks,| P2? b 5 I is Air (E roupn 8 | 3 ayomies os he 9th grade in which all! Fellows! ons r ! | mute ac The Motorboat Races | tiee stuaents are enrolled, stated) "The theme of the meets ie wine in this eas re 5 4 {she found considerable crea-| “Women et Work.” It is based o1 a pean eves Hes 8 aa eeo ew 1To Raise Funds | ive sbiiity among the students. the verse in 1 Timothy 2:15} maggumists “mate, secon man ssh has Santana of the ws a tollowg 1 y . | This is the’ first opportunity she “study to show theyself approved | ‘los » formerly of 604 rr vreci=@ and accurate.in his 2 Ge tee sea bee ed boat \For Cancer Drive |nas naa to compare tocal pupi ea 1 that ne nell save Fighter |NOk here as a member of the {Captain: f the Cut eta ; 7 ; work with that of others. Reed sh SG rye UF TB ATEN IPenn-vivania State College | or-{ ‘abot, another of the Cubaig ane Key West Optboard Motor | Judges for the contest were all) © : will be one | Sc i 671" and has joined dinance research laboratory. [contingent, isa ba i: realist eee paca A Opa exnerts in the field of creative of th Bees Mecicd. other x ‘aval | A rative of New England, Bob Arturo Henriquez is a band She sea a. ncer drive,| Writing and included both col-| Church BPO 3D) jAn ha: lived in Key West for five drummer; Juaquin Oliver 's, is @ Vance C. Stirrup, chairms lege professors and contemporary | Active role ie Hua years. He claims that he and-his ,@boratory assistant in a doctor |Men’s Division for the 1931 Can.| “Titers. et fe ked TL This wife never got up enouzh nerve | Office, and Joseph Portela, knows $ s' or the 19 an- : fol als i as s h gi cer Crusade announced today. |, 1M. correspondence with Miss} oO nisi eae 1 entirelye of. re- {Join in active Key West Play-/®5 ate (aidaomese An exciting show has been ar-| We bretatyientmanrobier ei nination of dis | 2,20, Composed entirely: of 'e-leys work before, but since the|¥P in his role. maneeds Voluntary. contebutionsito |PuDl ition said, “We extend our} CqUa’ piles de aust | adron The original | 5 f° plunge has been made that|_,The conga line in which theg ange lunte pads Ol Nelsiy <eonetatulnionk ae wee | crimination dinst women, ar Vir Group Eight ack 1 Tames te. i 3 al! join during the second act ig e Cancerd Crusade will be taken | heart. RADU ave MERC Her ination or economicand onli kt battle of Midway during |'hey intend to keep plunging.) it or ia nal ng the show. The races wil] |Students and are glad to list your} © S delines 1'ihe | e of Midway ur 2!This has nothing to do with his ja riot of fun and a show stealem agl ac ale ber C#! inju he « ays of Worid War I There are only two more chane » announced tomorrow schoo sis a “Soopers ang member i i ¥ aa to Mrs, {Stumble plunge at entrance cues. to sex ther ih Gon. tonigia laze e 1 ’ Chi eieesecinion R i n Rr b rt San Tose, Other newcomers to the theater Sr tomorrow eventing oe ‘Visitor From Cuba y ail 1 ‘Ariny RCcrul Hers gue ee "| group engaging in initial appear- aie sess O Fl 1 ! oungster Fetec 5 | Noctis: ances at the Barn theater, are ” ‘I The ‘ae ar ds neo Flew Abroag 9 . Wi il ‘A i | "EGC i Mr. and Mrs. Emory O. Elting-| Mail The Citizen to Frien i n 6th Birthday | i AGOLESS ~}son, Jr, who were married last | —-———-—--— | x _ ee - ws Poomed Plane Ss e - ! Face lt January and still seem to be eee eed itnnaoukey Robert Bethel sees ae Seniors ay | honeymooning. Ellingson is a na- TONIGHT AND ee t from Havana. Cuba, wh, ‘ixth birthday anniver: | ba | val reserve instructor at the TOMORROW NIGHT are , «1,,, Party at Bayview Park thin ae ees Fleet Sonar School. [iiinessed the itell of the Cuban Cove, candy yang ice creer mame Dwau Atty and Alr Foucaln Joann Ellingson has a_ stage LAST CHANCE |airliner just off South Beach Wea- ©! : fae: cruiters will be in Key West : He rning was doubly Served, and souvenirs given out. Mes bane 8. & re. Ste honeymoon in the play when she TO SEE {shock en he learned.».the e'ies were won by Ann Migte| co caak albert Wo Arne, all apes EPS With a charged Key: West Players’ a ¢ epee Spencer and Raymond Cox. 4j to out-character all characters, 2 ;name of sais a ai Those, attending were An Matie '!COVers Monroe County, and Cory played by James . Murphy, ex- Production ro! cut pa,” end the aS ‘ an poral Gladys Patten, South Fix Sale ui < p ‘ di ae face - fs batseswood Weléstiuez, Billy Roberts, office SA Be! oy 212 of tha \ Again, the contra of 7 Ota Larry Velesquez, Sonja Shep. {Pot Office Buildin “T| real life and staze lives shows Thisbe: tt nanufactus- pard, Charles Cureton, Carolyn | mat PecuNster sal ip. Murphy is a bred-in-the E LEEN ‘ Leigh tine ‘ba. is vis- Tidel, Dennis Tidel, Cecelia Bra- ‘1° th eredvating ¢ bone Alabama man, but: in his Siting here with Mr? and Mrs. An-.dy, Arlene and Sandy Brady, | West High Sy ‘on May ; role, is cast as a Georgia boy who tonio Arango, iteheat]Steve Tood, Bruce and Jack Ei Spears Ra ee eee sings the famous Georgia Tech|] FIELDS AND CHODOROV street. He is accompanied by his| ding, Francis and Connie Schultz, | V0 VAP Patel niilebieal ane football song, at Re ne |p, Tickets Available’ at Fay's wife and their children, 'Andre,| ».Also Prancis Chiarelli, Skipper | °°" Pest een the Whd *tédchés “at Mis? * Ricketts ift Shop, La Concha Hotel, u Marta. Also} Albury, Ray Ek, Katheran Paros, |¢" Who wish to School, portrays the part of : sts with them are Mr. and Mrs | Reggie Paros, Sandra George es i; MAD DISEk ne a f GEORGE M.- RAY a girl who would certainly “dis- Telephone, 278 fox, Beceem Basa Rink das ponte iG ce Se ers, Jackie Williams, Karen {tial qualifications, will not have |\ RSS Saat EE Je i ie os asia alee ee to pay their way up to Miami, In every pares life certain Bue a kindergarten if exposed to The Iturbes lived in this eity for, nald Teal, Martha and Billy Rob- 20¥ _ more pee une aly Peles a parang Frank Rogers, as the skeptical } = oI many years before moving to Ha-’ erts, Francis C. Jaycocks, Sondra! type physical and mental _ tests > cop on the beat, wears a borrow- 1 a vane ;ana iNancy »mpson. and Shir-|Transpertaticn orc will be} fings ectur he is abashed and Don't Waste Your Waste Paper Je y Fernand lat |given them by the Key West re-| without words to make amends. LOCAL CHAPTER UDC Also Mrs. Mildred Jaycotks, | ¢*uiter: |Like the pastor who went ifs i as : Mrs. Julia Cox, Mrs. Shirley| Sere Gore voir out that | | thrcugh various Sunday School OBSERVES MEMORIAL ice ete ne Bienaeragaiene lie rmy is «till offering hish | classes visiting the teachers and The Stephen R. Mallory Chap-/ B tty Waring, Mrs. Ada. @add: gradvates the best chance | Fup'ls. He paused before a class ter of the United Daughters of the| \".s, Eddings, Mrs. John Shep. jor any of the services to apply | of teen- age gitls and aay I'm Confederacy decorated the graves} paid, Mrs. C. Schultz Mrs. Roy jfor officer candidate _ school at | gled fo see so many shining of the U.D.C. and soldiers at the} Ek, Mrs. Arnold Key. Mrs. G seen if ie faces this merning:: Whersupon) cemetery yeste nde y-Moming,|Counders Mis. Boise It is anticinatec ited every girl reacted fcr her pow- ch Ci Foe (MIECe oR bare ake imumber of Air Fore ser and mirror. This actually Das € hej beth Roberts, Mrs. Mary Knowles | Will be accepted fron | happened to me. I was the speak- group on Thuesday has been can- and Rose alice. c | Florida A too. Last month, 106! er one merning at the Reidsville, celled, Mrs. Stephen Douglas, ; “ z men and 6 women were enlisted. | Georgia, prisen. After being in- presider meed 1 MIDW AY ISL. AND MOVIE Men with prior service may be | treduced,’T stepped forward and 1 interest 9 a. at tennis, ee OF Al ‘DUBON MEETING The Monroe Society will meet in the Woman's Naval Station the pool , 9. mic © H nic Home Offi- gr lub building, p.m. on Monday evening, announced Whiting, president toda County ay by Audubon Duval street at 8 it was Stuart S. The chief feature of the pro- am will be the sh owing of were stationed the matters of business he closing | Social Club will MOVies and slides by LCDR and ated aa ante Mrs. F. B. Lukins, which were iciana Community Bldg, ‘ken while they : Awek HORE ONG pice Island. mon \ race ee he. tO be discussed are t AOS i out of the 1950-51 A Bodies will meet at 8 p.m. et temporary home an Aivelamtreet fen the exhibit of Francis Lee Airship DevRon Eleven Offi- J#@ues original painting of bird Gers Wives! clublwill have-a subjects which was sponsored | Tae aes party during the month of March* at | opalms Jusior Chamber of Commerce house. Bowling for officers’ wives be-! gins at 1:30 p.m se at the N. val Station bowling alleys. c La Concha Navy . Wives Club Order of DeMolay will meet at} Na, 8° will mect at 10:30 aim. in the temporary | in building 178 on the Naval! home on Amelia Station j : | Beginning golfers class of OF! Advanced Spanish class will?" ficers’ Wives’ club will meet meet from 8 to 9 p.m. Ca hool, over Palace | theater. ! Bridge games sponsored by a special interest group of the Officers’ Wives’ club, will be played at 8 p.m. at the Fort Taylor Officers’ Club. Bowling for all navy wives from 9 a.m. to noon at the Naval Station bowling alleys. Handicrafts class tor officers wives wil! meet at 7:30 p.m. above the recreation building on the Naval Station Tennis cla: Officers’ Wives’ at San | at 10 am. the on field behind Echoasis on the Naval station. Key West Bridge Association} handball i will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the ; Coral Room at the Overseas | Hotel ‘ | THURSDAY, APRIL 3— i V.F.W. Post No. 3911 will meet at the V.F.W..Post Home at 8 p.m | The Elks Lodge will meet at 8 p.m. at the club. JayShees will meet at 7:30 p. ao at JayCee clubhouse. m Ladies Auxiliary, V. F. W. Post in Audubon jety. Society will meet at 8 p.m. at the club Ee¥ West Art and Historical So- udubon Screen Tour Series and a report st Martello Gallery jointly by and the Members are urged to be pres- nt and the pu No. at the V.F American Li blic W. Ho invited. me. sion Auxiliary, Ar- 911 will meet at 8 p.m] thur Sawyer Post No. 28 will meet at 8 p.m. at the Legion Home on Stock Island Dr. Felix Varela Lodge No. 64} will meet at.8 p. m. in the Cuban Masonic Lodge. First year Spanish class, cond half, will meet from 3:20 to 4:45 p.m. at San Carlos ao over Palace Theater. Sewing Group Monroe eeu Hospital Woman's Auxiliary | will meet at 2. p.m. hospital. Californi, iNion 1910. in total gas at the! collected some $140 collections | | enlisted without r 1 to initial 2 without thinking, said: “I'm glad | to see so meny of you fellows | here this morning.” To my utter | Surprise, I received the applause | of my life. enlistment AF quotas otland ‘ounded by Edinburg! on and sw built is hills, Sewers Searched For Lost Girl { | (#) Photo WiTH A GAS MASK ON HIS FACE, George Johnson descends through a manhole into a trunk line sewer at Augusta, Ga., to search for Lois Janes, 7, missing since Ap-il 21. Mayor W. D. Jennings (left) gives last-minute instructions to Johnson, an m- ployee of the city’s Streets and Drains Department. Many search- ers have been combing sewers, canals and the like -for a-week in quest of the little girl. ed polineman’s uniform and acts with authority in more ways than one. In his first stage ap- pearance anywhere, Frank shows real ability. He laughed when he said, “I’m just sitting back wait- CARD OF THANKS We the family of the late Sar: 4abriel and Utica Laurie wish to xpr our thanks and apprecia ion to all our friends for the lov ing services rendered to our lovec ones during their illness and foi the sympathy extended and ser- vices rendered to us in our be- reavement. L. A. GABRIEL, Husband ELIZABETH BULLE, Siste: ALPHEUS DEAN, Adopted Son. apr27-it LEAVES KEY CEPT SUNDA SUNDA night and ae 6:00 o' ‘clock “A.M. FULL CARGO. at 12:00 o'clock Mid- and arrives at ‘Key West at VES KEY CEPT ie at A.M. and arrives at ae P.M. SUNDAYS: at and arrives o'clock P.M, D. 9:00 o'clock at Key West at 700 | Free Pick-Up and Delivery It Will Build Our 6 Church School Building LEY MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURC Corner Truman and Georgia We Need Clean Newspapers, Magazines, Catalogues, Paper and Cardboard Boxes Receptacle On Church Lawn WILL CALz, Fos QUANTITIES TELEPHONE 883-W Overseas Transportation Company, Ine. 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