The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 3, 1951, Page 5

sae THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1951 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN FaGE FIVe — SOCIETY PERSONALS... NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN MARY ROBERTS, Society Editor La Concha Navy Plans For Wives Make Conclave Delegates The La Concha Navy Wives’ Club 88, at its weekly meeting yesterday morning, completed plans for six members who will the Naval Air Station at Boca attend the Southeastern Regional Convention on May 8 and 9 in * Jacksonville, Fla. Navy Wives’ Club 86 will be hostesses during the convention The Key West delegates will leave here on Monday. Thoses who will attend the con-. clave, quartered at the Naval Air Station are: Mrs. Mike Uhrig, act- ing parliamentarian; Mrs. John Stankiewitcz, corresponding secre- tary; Mrs. Lee Carden, vice-presi- dent; and Mrs. Evans R. Clarey, publicity. The regional membership Drive Trophy and the Regional Scrap Book Trophy awards will bd made at the convention. Nominations were made from the floor for four members names to be submited to the national convention in October in Chicago, Ill. These nominations have to be presented at the regional con- vention where they are voted on and submitted to the national for the final vote. Nominees are: Mrs. Daniel Braxton for national president; Mrs, James Shillinglaw for na- tional treasurer; Mrs. Evans Cla- rey for national publicity; and Mrs. James Aiken for national The delegates will be given a pot luck supper upon their return. 5 Mrs. Uhrig was appointed act- ing parliamentarian and Mrs. Mel- vin Edwards is to be acting re- cording secretary while Mrs. ga is on leave of absence. ¢ and her sons are preparing for a trip to Englana to jem Mr. Locklair, a Naval flier, stationed in French Maracco. Three new members were sworn in by Mrs. Aiken, oldest member of the club, They were Mrs. Leo Brown, Mrs. Earl Mikolitch and Mrs. Edward L. Martin. . Volunteer workers for Thrift Shop for Friday were Mrs. Carl Garhold, Mrs. Walter Oneto and Mrs. Norman Carrington. Mrs. Braxton presided over the meeting. Mrs. Leo Brown won the dark horse. The monthly hospital party was cancelled until. June. Coming Events THURSDAY, APRIL’ 3— The V.F.W. Auxiliary of the Walters R. Michens Post 6021 will present “The Rosary” at the Convent Auditorium at 8 p.m. The UDC will hold their last meeting of the season at home of Mrs. George Archer, 1425 Newton street at 4:30 p.m. The Oficers' Club of the Fern Chapter No. 21 will meet at the home of Mrs. Constance Demerrit, 1016 Georgia street. The Harris School PTA Execu- tive Board will meet at 9:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Al- jen E. Curry on Eaton street. 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 tlub. JayShees will meet at 7:30 p.m. at JayCee clubhouse. Room Representatives ‘of the Key West High School P.T.A. will hold a picnic at 7 p.m, at Monroe County Beach. First year Spanish class, second half, will meet from 3:20 to 4:45 p.m. at San Carlos school, over Palace Theater. Sewing Group Monroe County Hospital Woman’s Auxiliary will meet at 2 pm. at the hospital. FRIDAY, MAY 4— Elks Club May Day dance and floor show will take place from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the club. Harris School) PTA May Day Festival will be held at 4:30 p.m. Ley Memorial Methodist Church will hold “Paper Night” supper and program at 6 p.m. The Key West department of the United Church Woman of the will hold annual meeting and bowling alleys. SATURDAY, MAY 5— National Council of Church’s| League bowling for all navy wives begins promptly at 9:30 a.m. at the Naval Station JayShees home bake sale at 2 Council Of PTA To Meet May 9 At Coral Shores The Monroe County Council of the Parent Teacher Associa- tion will meet Wednesday, May 9 at 1:15 p.m. at the new con- solidated school Coral Shores on Plantation Key. Officers for the 1951-52 year will be installed by Mes. Herman Heinlein, Homestead, - state vice- president of the FCPT. A luncheon at 12 noon at the Plantation Yacht Harbor restau- rant will precede the meeting PTA members who wish to make reservations and arrange- ments for transportation should jeontact their local president or Mrs. Merville Rosam, County Council president at 633M or Mrs. Ben Adams, hospitality chairman at 126R. Monday is the deadline for making reservations. Cars will leave from the var- ious schools at 9 or 9:30 am Wednesday. The Executive Board of the Council met yesterday afternoon. Poinciana Club Plans Bake Sale Saturday, May 12 Arrangements for a cake and pie sale were made at the meet- ing of the Poinciana Social Club which met yesterday at the Com- munity Building. The sale will be held May 12 at 10 a.m. in front of the Merry Mac on Duval and Fleming streets, with the com- pliments of Mr. Louis Carbonell. ITEMS Chap. Palubricki Of Air Station Is Transferred Chaplain Gregory Palubicki of Chica has been transferred aboard the USS Sierra. Chaplain Palu- bicki, also baseball representa- tive for the air station, will leave about May 15. He’ will be relieved by Chap- lain Edward O. Riley from the ‘}Chapiain School at Newport, R. I, Chaplain Riley, who is starting his first assignment, is due to ar- rive here this week. All the men and officers of the air station send their best wishes with Chaplain Palubicki. 11 Boy Scouts To Get Awards | For Aid Course Eleven Boy Scouts of Troop 253 completed Junior First Aid Course as prepared by the Amer- ican National Red Cross, this past week, Tony Martinez, first aid chairman of the Key West Chapter, announced The class was conducted by Tom Ketchings, an authorized Red Cross first aid instructor serving with the local chapter. | Mr. Ketchings stated that the Scouts will receive their certifi- | cates at the next Boy = Scouts Court of Honor on May 28. | | The following Scouts will re- | ceive the awards: Al Yates, Wil- } bur Johnson, Robert Reed, Jo | American Mother Of The Year OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE (P) Wirephoto DR. MARY MARTIN SLOOP (above), founder of the Crossnore School at Crossnore. N. C., has been chosen as the nation’s Mother of the Year. She was selected by the American Mothers’ Commit- tee of the Golden Rule Foundation for her work with under- privileged mountain children. The 77-year-old doctor and educe Smith, Fred Thompson, Ronald | Parks, Phillip Spencer, Kenneth Schrader, Bill Patterson, An- | drew Saunders and Waldo Valen- | zuela. | HIGH SCHOOL CLASS | TO PRESENT REVUE The junior class of the Key | West High School will present | “Old n’ New Talent Revue” to- | night and tomorrow night in the High School at 8 p.m. } Some of Key West's favorite | performers will be seen in the | The club will sponsor the Poin- ciana playground with the. co- operation of Mr. McCurdy, re- creation manazer. It was announced that Mrs. ; p.m. by Palace Theater on} Duval street. SUNDAY, MAY 6— Order of the Demolay devo- tional exertises will be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the Fleming Street church,! Brother Ashworth will) preach. Elks Club cocktails hour from 4 to 6 p.m. at the club. | BPW Installation Breakfast will be held at 10:30 a.m. at Raul's. The Music Festival of the city schools will be held at 4:30 p.m. at Bayview Park. MONDAY, MAY 7— Circle 2 of the Women of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 3 pm. at the | home of Mrs. V. M. Whitley, 1207 Truman avenue. M Raymond Felton will give de. votional; Mrs. Ralph Rogers, | the lesson. 25yspecialty acts and numbers. | “ | Yee Parker is treasurer of the club, not secretary, as previously stated in this paper. Mrs. Betty Vernon was welcomed as a new | member. All residents are welcome to | jattend the regular weekly meet- | pointed ings. A baby sitter is available, | and refreshments are served. j » Mrs. Alexander Warnock, the devotional. | Kiwanis Club will have a din- ner meeting at 6:45 o'clock } in the First Methodist Church | Annex. | Young Adult Fellowship of the | First Methodist church will | meet at 8 p.m. in the church annex. Advanced Spanish class will meet from 8 to 9 p.m. at San Carlos school, 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 Key West Cerebral Palsy chap- ter at 8 p.m. in Monroe Coun- ty clinic building. Swimming class, special inter- est group of Officers’ Wives’ club, will meet from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the seaplane base officers’ pool. Meeting of the Monroe County. Audubon Society in the Wo- mans Club Building, Duval street at 8 p.m. Public invited. Beginning Spanish class will meet from 3:20 to 4:20 at San Carlos school, over Palace theater. Circle 3 of the Women of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 8 p.m. at home of Mrs. Ruth Jackson, 1125 Unit- ed street. Mrs. Earl Julian will lead the devotional, Mrs Harlan Merriam, the lesson. | TUESDAY, MAY 8— Joint meeting of the Order of the DeMolay and Rainbow | Girls will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the new Masonic Home an Eaton and Simonton streets. luncheon in St. Paul's Par-} Sparkling Waters Rebekah ish Hall. Lodge No. 14 will meet at Key West Amateur Radio Club 7:30 at Knights of Pythias will meet at 7:30 at NCCS Hall on Fleming ‘street. Club Truman Elementary P.T.A. will! Beginners Spanish class will meet at 7:45 at school meet from 8 to 9 p.m. at the} Harris Elementary P.T.A. will NCCS Club at 1021 Duval will meet at the school street. B Medical Department Officers’ Alcoholics Anonymous will Wives will hold monthly tea meet at 8 p.m. in the annex at 1 p.m. of the First Presbyterian} The Key West Players will Church. meet at 8 p.m. at the Barn. Circle One of the Women of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 8 p.m. at home of Mrs. Lester Fowler, 505-E Poinciana. Mrs. David Mc- Daniels will give the lesson, Naval Station bowling alleys. Tennis class, Officers’ Wives’ | club ‘special interest group | will meet at 9 a.m. at the} Naval Station tennis courts | ~ “near the pool, | WEDNESDAY, MAY 9— Officers’ Wives’ Club golf is} held at hardball field beyond | Eochasis at 10 a.m. Airship’DevRon Eleven Offi- cers’ Wives will hold busi- ness meeting at Aeropalms at 1 p.m Scottish Rite Bodies will meet | ; at 8 pm. at new Masonic] Home on Eaton and Simon- ton ee Monroe ‘A Council will meet at Coral Shores School on Plantation Key at 1:15 p.m. Luncheon will be held at the Plantation Yacht Harbor Res- taurant at 12 noon. Poineiana Social Club w ill} meet at 10:30 am. in the} Poinciana Community Bldg Arthur Sawyer Post No. 28, American Legion will meet at 8 p.m. a tthe Legion home. Junior Chamber of Commerce will meet at 8 p.m. at the club oUse. 4 Bowling for officers’ wives be- gins at 1:30 p.m. at the Na- val Station bowling alleys. La Concha Navy Wives Club No. 88 will meet at 10:30 a.m. in building 178 on the Naval Station. a Key West Bridge Association will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the} Coral Room at the Overseas| Hotei. Dr. Felix Varela Lodge No. 64 will meet at 8pm. in the} Cuban Masonic Lodge. { tor has two children, both of whom are doctors. History Of Woman's Club Told At Meeting Honoring Presidents Past presicents were honored at the annual meeting of the Key West Woman’s Club held at the clubhouse on Tuesday. Wallace B. Kirke, new president, presided at the meeting The history of the club waa told by past presidents, Mrs. Wil- liam R. Warren, Miss Minnie Porter Harris and Mrs. Andrew Miller. The histery was described as v interesting to the club member- ship, since many worthwhile pr jects in the community were; ° arted by the Woman's Club. | Jr--High School The piano Selections of Mi- | * chael Marriscal, 14, - were loudly iPlays At Harris applauded by the group, which| « voted to send him to the music The Key West Junior High camp in Tallahassee this summer. |Schoo! Band entertained at the Miss Hilda Cunniff was aP-| assembly of the Harris Elemin- president of the Key West Library Association. tary School this moring. The pro- Mrs. Yvonne Baillod, chairman | am was under the direction of of the American Citizenship and | Major Earl Dillon, director of the Public Relation Department told | Key West High eee ai of a meeting of her group on|_ This was the second such pro- April 13, at which nine members | 72 Siven for the Harris, DUBMS- were present. Mrs. Lee Goddard,| 9 7 state drama chairman, spoke to| Mail The Citizen to Relatives them on the following bills which | were endorsed at the State Con-| Chyyreh Identity vention at Daytona Beach: Child . Sermon Topic Welfare (a) adoption laws and (b) Waybright bill; Mental Health Bill; and Registration of Nurses.| Evangelist C. W. Scott, of Mi- ami, and now in the third week of a series of meetings with the Miss Etta Patterson, decoration chairman, announced that roses Church of Christ, Ashby and Von ai Phister Streets, for the meeting were donated by Mrs. Al Mills and Mrs. Raymond Felton, and were arranged by Mrs. Sarah Costar and Mrs. Orian Russell. The corsages for the president and the past pres- idents were made by Mrs. Curry. Moreno. Mrs. Delio Cobo, ‘club finance chairman, announce@ jthat a food sale will be held at the club- house on May 12. Mrs. Stuart hiting, education department, Evangelist thanked those who had helped] c, w. SCOTT ing | gee with the Margaret Stern Concert. Miami ce to aan, . ary report w: iven ee a mgt pd ee pg ise of Christ to build a church or CMT whe ic attending tha establish his kingdom in the life- State Garden Convention. time pf his apostles. “Isaiah pro- Mrs. WaHace B. Kirke, presi- ee se cos dent, has donated a tea service Soc ond Sct Ge word of ee to the club, Mrs. Orion Russell, | 04 : ality c! 2 need. | Lord would go forth to the world iba een eines Hiicy Muslin” stated tne Evan a te Oetriigg guests: | Selist. “It is a fact of history that d a 1 Mrs. W. C the church of the Lord did begin Gla: te ce 'N. 3, Mrs. | #9 that period called the last sors See eee ar ae -~". a, {or 33 A. D. and that through Wits a rs, So Ms. apostles’ labors the Word of the ‘The club voted to send flowers | 0rd wes first Pyeiesened from 2 1 s who is sick. Jerusalem. ny church or re ulate ney egy ‘Ray: j ligious constitueney dating from Punch was served by Mrs. ol ony ater time sag etter pein mond Felton. with any other parties than the’ thes. of Ji Christ cannot PINDER, SMITH HIGH tents’ claim to be of divine IN DUPLICATE BRIDGE origin,” stated Evangelist Scott. The public is cordially invited High winners in the duplicate} to the services. No collections are bridge games played last evening | taken and there will be congrega- by the Key West Bridge Club | tional singing of old and familiar were Howard Pinder and Tom gospel songs under the direction Smith. of Aifred Stathopolo. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lang were | Mf: Scott will be heard at 9:30 second and Mrs. Louise Hodges | a. m. Friday morning over station oa Mi; Alan McCaughan were | WKWF in discussion of the Unity third. of Christ's Church.—(Advt.) night that his topic tonight at 7:30 o'clock would be “Church Identi- ty.” dressed an in- terested audi- ence Wednes- day evening Make sandwiches of sliced ham and cheese, then dip into a French toast batter, and fry-in butter or margarine until both sides of the sandwich are a golden brow Servé with currant jelly, a tossed green salad, and tea or coffee. large ba “2 large bars for 33c,” FAUSTO’S FOOD PALACE | closing prayer. '|Slated Tomorrow Mrs. } announced last® . PHONE: Citizen Office, 1935 | “Thank God For = Of May Fellonship Luncheon Women will take piace tomorrow p.m. In Our Gloriana Bayly; work For Wages, Mrs. Sawyer: Who Are The Women, M-s. Emma Thompson; Women Who Work But Not For Wages, Mrs. Walter Bell: The Responsi- bility of the Women in the Church, Mrs. H. B. Moss; hymn; a reading entitled “Hands” by Mrs. Katie Sweeting; and the Women Who Chester A luncheon will follow. Nom- ination, election and installation of officers for 1951-52 will take | place. The benediction will be given by Father John S. Arm- field Study Session Of Truman PTA A study course session will be | conducted by the Truman Ele- |mentary School PTA tomorrow | afternoon at 1 p.m. at Bayview | Park. The topic will be “Grow- ing Toward Matority.” The pre-schoo) and school child will be discussed at the meeting which is expected to last two hours. If the weather is bad the ses- | sion will be held in the teacher's {lounge room in the Truman | School | The Executive Board of the |P.T.A. will meet immediately after the study course at 3 p.m. in j the Truman Schoo! Library. | All interested in P.T.A. work are urged to attend the study course. SWIMMING GROUP TO MEET MONDAY The second meeting of the Of- ficers’ Wives’ swimming group will be held from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Monday afternoon at the Seaplane Base Officers’ Pool. Free instruction is being given Yweekly by Mrs. Mary Degtoff, ‘and Miss Helen Taylor, volunteer |authorized Red Cross water safe- ty instructors serving with the The May Fellowship Luncheon of the United Council of Church The theme will be “Thank God For Work.” } The program will be as follows: Opening hymn, “Rise Up, O! Men of God”; prayer; The Meaning of Work, Mrs. H. B. Moss: Women National Economy, Mrs.%&- —————— ee ee Work” Theme at St. Paul's Parish Hall at 12:30! Clu tt MAKE YOUR OWN CONES \ ATHOME | a r L Notice To Brides And Organization The Key West Citizen is now able to accept pictures from brides, engaged girls. clubs and organizations for free publication on the So- ciety page. Please submit them as soon as possible af- ter the event. Wedding and engagement pictures are pre- ferred a day or so ahead of the publication date. Harris Elementary Receives Trophy For Dimes Drive The March of Dimes Trophy | was presented to the Harris Ele- | mentary School by Mr. Randolph Russell, principal, at the school assemblly this morning. The Harris Schoo! received this | award for having contributed | more than any other school in|} Monroe county Special mention was made 0; Mrs. Magdelin Huddleston’s class| Keep @ Sealtest Holf-gallon who donated the highest amount | in the school. Miss Lavina Wag- and a package of cones on ner’s class was a close second. | hand for healthful snocks ————_—_——_—_ | x MASSED CHORL |: OF THREE SCHOOLS TO SING AT FETE 1 The massed choruses of the Truman, Harris and Poinciana/ Elementary Schools will sing tw | numbers at the Music Fes Sunday at Bayview Park. The selections they will sing are “Where My Caravan Has Rested” | by Lohr, and “Chiapanecus,” a! Mexican folk song. 40 & 8 Promenade at most Sealtest dealers’: <= Key West Chapter. The Navy nursery will be open during the class hour. Officers’ wives who attended the last meeting were Mrs. Betty Boyd, Mrs. Peggy Clare, Mrs. Virginia Hall, Mrs. Joy Hanson, Mrs. Astrid Klein, Mad- eleine Loder, Mrs. Linda Mac- Kibben, Mrs. Hazel Phillips, Mrs. Frances Torry, Mrs. Christine Yearous, Mrs. Jessie Young and Mrs. Cynthia Healy, chairman of the group. piace a The National Geographic So- ciety says almost every natien grows some wool. x STYLE 3155 all the smartness they wide bands. . . . for sun-loving gals who like a maximum of comfort, a minimum of coverup ... bill with a leather sandal made of just a few White .. . Also Beige and Multi-Toned Red, Green, Yellow and Blue Slated Tomorrow aettide the Pech The regular Promenade of Makes the Voiture 728, 40 & 8 will be held tomorrow evening at 8 p.m. at the Legion Home on Stock Is- land. ‘ Dinner will be served follow- ing the Promenade. Ali members are urged to be present. “THE ROSARY” Auxiliary. t the Convent Auditorium, Thurs- F , May 3, at 8 P.M. (Proceeds aaa iit on benefit VA, Navy Hospitals.) and con get. We fill the ©