The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 27, 1951, Page 5

Page 5 Sotilheen Dairies INVITES YOU TO PHONE: Citizen Office, 1935 SHARE WITH US OUR Wednesday, June 27, 1951 THE KEY WEST CITI / SOCIETY... PERSONALS .. .“NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE A. GINGRAS, Society Editor Swimming Classes California, Maine |Key West Artis Given For Children Squabble Over : A new group is now being What Is A Lobster | DIANE AUXIER ne — The SMALL FRY GOLDEN . Social Notes Southernmost CORNER ANNIVERSARY formed. of i feeling : {ses as We } of er si ing | beats pee fi pea : rae | WASHINGTON, June 27.—(#). ther ree | WOINEY A VISIT TO KITTEN TOWN gh wses tor officers’ children at} —-The states of Maine and Calif- have visitors Ro hirkicewe ne MICHAEI j the Naval Station Officers’ Pool. |ornia seem to be heading for a County Gar [Ee What went before: MICHAEL Children six years or older | long-distance squabble on . sub: going 2 a Sehi aaiisinay may enroll for the three weeks’ ets vd riaeuiee ao Oeil Charles Duerkes a wt tact ‘ aS seer 5b cours nee 2 { is: at is a Jobster? Today we telve into the | ;,,. y i ake by telephoning Mrs. I. J. According to the State « of egate from | field of scienge in ch as yours pe sc dae i Cockroft at 560-XM, Mrs. Healy | Maine, a lobster is a Maine lob- ry y bas been up on the| — - eee at 1521-XR, or Mrs. W. E. Skin- | ster of the species that has claws. latest test tube miracles. CHAPTER III ner at 1 1-XJ. | Now in California they have what It has be ny hope that Sci- MICHAEI ‘ a The first summer swimming | they call the spiny lobster—which ence, which has whomped up aj SS PA ices teen session. under the direction of ; has no claws but which is never- cure for practically every known Dage pails € Miss Rosalie Robinson, ended | the-less called a lobster—spiny i is at present working out river at I A BE SURE TO SAVE ON last week with the following children completing the begin- ners’ course: Terry Anderson, Carol Buell, Linda Cockroft, Roberta Hutch- | craft, Skipper Larson, Cynthia May, Mary Lou Merrill, y | lobster. | _ So what's happened? The Maine | delegation to congress has offered | | @ bill which would make it illegal to call any creature a lobster ex- cept the particular species which lis found on the North Atlantic against se entire cc unities in foop, we t has long been my hope that Science would perfect jus! e little old two bit pill that would prevent hangovers. Such a pill would not only be a/! tific ways to |; = . a _Seakeot. HALF-GALLONS Ey RUngATURDAY ary | SRAXIHRUGA’ Jane Morrison, Linda Poulson, | °°@St- They have a latin name for} boon to mankind but to a goodly y 1% Gayle Roberts, Paul Toppino and | this character (Homarus Ameri-| percentage of womankind as well. jor Candy Weinert. canus), but let us say “Atlantic th My recent research has unearth- The advanced beginners’ course | !Obster. Densaeali » such pi he Petty Healy, Mitchell Hend "|also points out that after all,) ed one fourth of one percent dur- ¢, Here.’ : tae F Maine lobsters do not compete in} ing the past twenty ars MICHAEL 1S) Larty Julihn, Edna Lou cae os t Ji h ‘ EK ax 5, ,,. | California, because they cannot! chers at Marquette Uni- LA is a cat fr ad | ning, “Marcia May, Anne Parma-|1. shipped such a long distance| sdical school have dis- | must live here lee, Patty Putnam, Jeffrey Ra- Sue PEO SUcn.& LOR ere es nSEcen ibe: RUSE Aven ner fully completed by: » Tommie Dinegre, Michael Dola Conrad Grohs, phael, Karen Robinson, Linda Strickler, Lynn Walker, Adelia Watson, Douglas Weinert and Daphne Wiggin: California insists that any such| j label! restriction could ruin the} |spiny lobster“ business. California} jalive—except at enormous, ex- | pense. | . Also, says California, the spiny llobfter is a fine delicacy anyway, jeven if he doesn’t have claws. | nstead I learned that the heat of the sun, as it reaches our hang- ed planet Ss inereas- over bedev Books an DEATH nd unlimited} He was so hay a. Up until/ purr and went rigt nis substitute was perfected’ it | gate |required whole human blood to| Inside the gate was a produce plesma. Okra, the gumbo / with stores and houses cheap So you see the makings of aj in the chicken gumbo soup, is the} street where people live. But La Concha Wives | considerable rhubarb in congre Kari to} Mrs. Jessie J. Rosenbloom substitute and authorities avow it! the houses were small like dolls’ Ye J However, it does not have what] DIANE AUXIER is probably drawing a bottle. Fer her life is) Mrs. Jessie J. Rosenbloom, 85,) 8 pete then the original houses or dogs’ houses % Give Supper Dance) you's cali top priority. The Maine} gary of bottles. She beachcombs for them, draws them and contem-| died yesterday afternoon at Mon-| But no pill « « __| “MICHAEL walked down the 1 A medical authorit cs \ jbills are not scheduled for action] iaies them for long intervals. page ie after a long, , A medical authority announces | iret purring. He looked into the OUR A number of’ the ladies attend-/in the immediate future. | Me haste het ea hir y-| illness sai services will be| that people .who.reach and pass) Vingow of a Cat Shop and a Ca® BIRTHDAY ! After a hurricane she tre cateniaas . , that much discuSsed forty year} ing the informal supper and dance A in th he } for he 4:30 p. m. tomorrow after- mujhe 3 Furniture Store. f the La Concha Navy Wives| yD thigerajong the :st ae re noon at the Chapel of the Pritch-|™@rk will do well to consume| mon he sat on the-eurb for a YOUR of the La Concha Navy Wives|Corner Donated lain’ bottles, hand 1 bottles, B le bottles, and noon at the Chapel of the Pritch=| 1 ounces of, alcoholic Beyer: n he sat eee eS TREAT* Club No. 88 Saturday night at the | ; " : he eee : ard Funeral Home. Brethren of| 106 OUNttS vy vay It is, he|minute to rest. And along came Naval they. all turn up in her oil painting: a mee ae Hall will| 48¢ a day iskey. is, he a BIG CAT POLICEMAN tion club rooms paid! J’ - ation club roams paid! Fer Playground, fines because they appeared . 2g ar tha yerees and| And . the clothes other than dungerees and) 44,5 Lorraine Saunders has just es and burial) States, a sure fire method to pre- e pictur ¢ the I Wes city ceme-| Vent hardening of the arteries. . SO gi Wath pe tare nee ES Well now, I just happen to| ings | “Who are you, young cat?” he d in a loud meow. “THE MORE cottons, aes pmanetana : 3 figure among the othe t use ow, I just ha | on MICHAEL!” MICHAEL Ee aad played the piano during part of neighborhood playground for. Ne-| twists of driftwood, and conc! all chaste ad the ‘custrad hee” teu Rosen: | measures to prevent such harden-| “Why aren't you at work?" the c. of the evening and there was also} ,” ee | bottle figure nest and > Might ao eel ate | BIG CAT POLICEMAN asked Seu recorded music for dancing. Char Texte eeting of the Tuyesiie Unless Diane doesn’t take se 2, Str or ttles, + Cana: ai une tees aan it aI “T only just came in town,’ Day- pees, tanec Bhindi ant the| Council Monday night recreation | she may come to be known some day Jottie Artist few extra ounces of prevention. | MICHABL answered. rl er sala aha sa attest | chairman Dave McCurdy said that ——- ~ After Forty, (and that I am) an:| “You should r at meee oS i, ; aa Sno eme he would work with Mrs. Saund- 7 s f a Z other bit of research reveals, a| school or somethin: e 3 an The evening was so successful.) ors in getting the project going. Key West Artists LEE ALBERT | eiow should sleep less but rest|CAT POLICEMAN said. Y ‘ “ah the Bare mesibers Doerens ay —$——— —— eee | more. And a Dr, Williams, of Dal-|. “I haven't a job yet," MI- ad the enherite, monthly atin’ Anniver, Wed las, claims it is far better to|CHAEL said. “1 didn’t know that se, ie ees sont ye abs Appel oO ? slump and slouch a bit than to|y, must work. I'm see a 3 2 BB x : 0 your ¢! } vhite cat named at tute, parents were cared for by Mrs. A.|_ The following persona applied Erie tenia aa cheat ane Sie ae name | ; me Pickford, the Club’s baby sitter. | to wed in the offices of County lin your chair. It is not a good|"" the BIG CAT. POLICEMAN | ; During the evening congratula-| Judge Raymond R. Lord: idea, he avers, to lead with your} §wirled his wets i sd. tions and good wishes were ex-| Fortune Harry Ward, 50, of Casa | belly, standing or walking. | 4 Vou are a wotbcatyick : dent * tended to Mr. and Mrs. James! Plaza, Fort Lauderdale, and Alsa ‘And it seems that flies are be-|)~ cine ca ll, we haven't H nth Schmidt on their tenth wedding| Louise Claibourne, 43, of 2961 S , diniok 4 Se A (ae Muay Sat ate, we. BE H anniversary and to Mr. and Mrs.| W. 5th Street. Be is ‘ j coming resistant to our sprays. A lsh garbage, pails of men to live ; | return to the old fly swatter is in-| °° hore. Go find a job.” | dicated, gee ‘ “Of course,” MICHAEL said. | | Seientists.have rigged up a con- To Be Continued Tomorrow | | traption with which they can mea- ; j { laure the distance between atoms! c<EY WEST SCHOOL J S H ERBETS % | to an accuracy of 1/100th of a mil-| KEY ote Gerald Tompkins and Mr. and; Robert A. Dion, 21, of 512 Sim+ Mrs, Earl Mikolitch on their sixth; onton Street, and Aulon Mafie wedding anniversary. Smith, 19, of 976 Rubel Street, Jacksonville, Florida. 2, Louis Harvey Tynes, 19,.of 306 Coming Events Amelia Street and Ruth Rahmenz, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27— of 327 Amelia Street. Meeting, American Legion Aux- Joseph Johnson, 20, of 229 Am- iliary, Mrtnuc Sawyer Post/elia Street and Barbara Marie No. 28, » p. m., American Le-| Rahmirez, 18, of 372 Amelia gion Home,*Stock Island. | Street. Meeting, Dr. Felix Varela Lodge pe ge so No. 64, 8 p. m., 919 Elizabeth} TUESDAY, JULY 3— |lionth vof an inch. | (Continuee trom Page One) | Make You Pleased as | ‘The twilight glow of early/ine third annual survey test of| | morning and evening, it has been general achievement which | | found, is due to comet dust, Ue Soins up in November 1951. ; punci | teresting but no help to either a} y at ok seen |Reading skill underlies most « ay Wyss Pear aera pn the subjects in the modern} | A letter from a young lady UD Er orogens He added that improvement in. Ottawa, Canada, contained a} Street. A Dinner e iwanis scientific gem that caused me to| ae ANG Diotients Bridge Club, 748. pl Sitkeods oa eee |choke on my hardening-of-the- | Was needed in Reger ed m., Coral Room, Overseas dist Church Annex. artery preventative. She wrote, in Laoag aR pi bth fa ie Hotel. Bridge, Officers Wives’ Club, 8| |closing, that she was about tojmetic curric' BOC ce ee | Meeting, Scottish Rite Bodies, 8 p. sp Fort ae ane . Karns Photo | close ahd take her bath pill. This | hoped that the deficient will be RECIPE p. hs Scottish Rite Temple. Club. | ‘THE RUMOR GRAPEVINE has it that Jim Albert, the amiable husbang of Lee Albert, has found | Pill, she writes, is a gelatine cap-/made up, March Sit” 1. | For sherbet punch addi ipartol Meeting, American Legion, Ar-| Tennis Class, Officers Wives’ | sea shells in his pea soup and in his bed. jsule called a Bathette, which you} The purpose of the iS ests sherbet to three parts-of thur Sawyer Post No, 28, 8 Py Club, 9 a. m, Tennis Court} Ge Albert hus weallection of every shell found in Florid iihee ote slwave oh the shores of her wallow before stepping into the | tan General Achieverien E: are ole. Garnish with cherty ‘or mint > m., Stock Island Home. Near Pool. soy og gy ahatet lal ibaa aati fe reser steer ess dae hal ak eS |bath. This caper perfumes your|used each year enables schools teeved: Ee a Meeting, Junior Debs, 7:30 p.m.,|_ Bowling, Navy Wives, 9 a. m.,| S°@5¢@Pes: » ae | batH! Some Canadian Caper, cou- |to find out whether or not there $ Woman’s Club auditorium. Naval Station Alleys. | Asked how long she had been painting, Mrs. Albert said only since she came to Key West about} sins! lis improvement in any subject at| Meeting, La Concha Navy Wives} Meeting, Key West Assembly. | five years ago. “When you come to Key W the colors are so beautiful in the sea and the sky and| It doubtless prevents a ring a*/any grade level. : Club No. 88, 10:30 a. m., Build- No. 13, Order of Rainbow | in the flowers, you have to do something about putting it down. I was drunk with the color of the/round the tub, as well. i} “By this means, our instruc- . : ing 178, Naval Station. Girls, 7:30 p.m. Scottish place,” Mrs. Albert said | But a pill to prevent hangovers?) tional staff is able to stress the eee Bowling, Officers Wives Club, Rite Temple. Sie has studied with Mrs. H. W. Bredin, with Gerald Leake and with Karl Agricola. She was born| Huh |things needed to give our chil-| 1:30 p. m., Naval Station »ciated with the Navy here, The Mating Call of the female/dren an education equal to or Meeting, Minoca Council, De-| near East Liverpool, Ohio and her husband is as i f 5 «to Pe ey gree of Pocahontas, 7:30 p.t ; 5 a ____| mosquito is now ‘bping used‘ as}hetter than the typical city in! Low in Calories! bait to kill off boy mosquitées.) america," March concluded: Bowling Alleys. - Mecting, Junior Chamber of Redmen’s Hall, gee pan Commerce, 8 p. ms Club) Meeting, Key West Players, 8| U. S. COLD TO He thinks| ing into the first chapter of that] Science has been able to record | House. eatr i e m ay heen One rave been | book, since he has faithfully re-| this plaintive call, which the hu- URSA, JUNE 20-0 p.m., Barn Theatre. (Continued: trom Page One) | the © -toag {corded every detail of the house! man ear cannot hear, and play i|Sent To Meeting, Southernmost Pistol | man, his emotions, particularly 1 ly r ; is aay i tik aad and grounds in “The Disappear-| back behind an electrically charg- ; = ‘ and Rifle Club, 7:30. p.m, | will lead the world out of the | 28d 1946 when they frst refused | 8n¢ paar qussee vie sodcOrtiners Wives Cluby 1a c.mma gute, CINE, | (80, Dana oe ee ve ae orld inspection of their arma-|ance” Led screen. The male mosquitoes| Rode Island | buy When I asked the Wylies why|swarm madly forth in answer to} 5 . noon, Raul's Restaurant. | ‘saa | a eeaas 46 Sines Soy ment ; = Swimming Classes, Officers; . merce Hal : | ee rg the see ah mb kil they had returned to Coral Gables |the seductive song of the siren Meeting, a Finigee Cootiette | 0 he entire populations of t the end of June—they both id smack into the charged | Luenheon-Bridge, Airship Dev- 3aruck he Abide ease lea aca P.M.) “Club 371, 8 p.m., VFW Home: | sia and the United States—that’s| ®t i sorters: Theukorclil sone ot 0 Menten Secures General Hos-| Meeting, Catholic Daughters | still only. 350,000,000 px ' “This is our favorite time of lady mosquitoe also attracts bat, —. x aboot pas Rem aay of America, Court Mary Star | There will be plenty of ere; New York was humidiimons . + A pital Woman’s Auxiliary Sev of the Sea, No. 634, 8 p.m, |left to utilize the knowle he r hos es mes . ht ni |frogs and dragonflies whe Brae ing Group, 2 p. m., Hospital. | St, Ann's Hall ? * are gaining and vate By i Where else cai jit moana Pies hee: - 04 Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary, V.F.| St. / beaes : * I ylie 5 there are toc we dress like this | bats and dragonflies, however, W., Post 3911, 8 p. m., at Post] Meeting, Key West Woman's ie dt ons pe “Ricky” Wylie wore a brief pair} not zoom close enough to the Club, 3:30 p.m. Woman's | Peor le world anyhow for of yellow shorts, and light blouse.| screen to get a charge out of it, g what act Home eg Prn a | Club Auditorium. pits resources. ie *hilip Wylie wore a thin grey and | a se eh ps Dae lic: Anony-| Meeting, Key West Chapter | zi Ay mes face the fact,” he = s “te a oe a ate al ecks pe Red ay lt = come up ‘ ar lamitigeg roa vad 3 oN mal Sc e said a ttifle sard y “that; can $ Bo Le oe HB PRET AES SEND SEA a mous, 8 p. m., First Presby-} No. 283, N om gery Rote ot cbebebedr can BAe shed f his own experi-| Feeling a trifle queamist at us-| with a logical explanation as to terian Church Annex. } 7 p.m. First resoyterian ion ask: thete eink * in print ing a pleasant so afternoon for; why the sun turned blue last Oce SUNDAY, JULY 4— | Church. of naatisl P the Data ia “Ox >" example tak a/an interview, I asked Wylie as we! tober, or why the moon did like Circle Number One, Everybody has a different x f Wylies as the! left wi Cocktail Hour, Elks Club, 4-6] Meeting, the world. now. So if the p. m,, Clubhouse. Women of the First’ Presb: to. ume “hint é Vite nets cabs Do you mind if I write up our | answer. And the link between cep- “tht Deny rers Wives erian Church Thee Sen hong thir might ufternoon for The Citiz: I wait-| tain. emotions and pains in Swimmning Class, Officers Wie catna. Fun ips ~ Weruan's| PORaNON el poiottadly : t have (ca with some trepidation for, nial bemanschencea Bee Tee See ee ice mel (OPER wos Wi Club patent ere ‘itset peep Fee end int reply | established and the greatest minds plane Base icers’ Poo! » 8 My + S millions L nit a . Po geen seo “ Meeting, Mariner Scout Ship} Auditorium 1 ee sete Aiea? Ye lat A big grin broke out on Wylie’s| have never been, able to. figi No. 8 “Flying Cloud”, 7 p.m.,] Meeting, JayShees, 7:30 p.in., creel — : ey face Be put his arm around Ais] out why if ail nes or i Sea Scout Headquarters. | JayCee Clubho iar pee eis as the Wife and d ines just as soon as you finish x, Key West Temple No.| WEDNESDAY, July 4— | Meeting, Duplicate B elp ative “Ricky and I are two people in| washing and polishing the family hian Sisters, 8 p. M./" Meeting, La Conct vy! “Club; 7:45 p.m. Coral Re i wrote the | the world who don't give a darn] jalopy s of Pythias Hall. Wives’ Club No. 88, 10:30 Ovérseas Hotel b He did not|#bout what's said about us in the!” Well, anticipation is greater) ENgiGN LLOYD N. HOOVER: Women’s Mission Union, Fitst| am. Building 178, poked bhi ohesy niet be aed Ww was. using | Paper.” Oe ae ceasing tae tee! USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Baptist Church, 7:30 p.m. at] Static | Meeting, VFW Post No. 3911, 8 | fir IR pub-| a eee os , | fun to.go'on antic | N. Hoover of Wilbraham, Mass. Church | Bowling, Officers’ Wives’ Club, | pm., VFW Post Home git out, |CUTS TEE1 H EARLY | when I can say: “Guess I'll have a ies SS tee gene | Bowling, Sharron | bis ; CARLSBAD, N. M. —(@).— little old Pill to prevent that | #24 husband —— MONDAY, JULY 2— | 1:30 p.m, Naval Station} Meeting, Etks Lodge, 8 knew the critics would howl! CAR! AD, N. M. ).— ime @ os | Leura Elisabeth Munn, daugh- Handicrafts Cl Officers | Bowling Alleys. j Eiks Clubhouse. nd they did,” he said simply. |There’s a suspicion that Robert} hangover-that might hit me, since "Wives 2:45 Rec- i . Swi eh Aare: hiner} egy Jerne Tuck t be planning to/1 have decided it is time to take| tet of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Munn. Wives’ Club, 7:45 p. m., Rec Meeting, Junior Chamber of | Swimming at readers howled for m Verne Tucker mus! pla 31 ee a a reation Building, Naval Sta- Commerce, 8 p.m. Club-| Wives’ Club, 2:30-8:30 p.m, | copies of the book—until it put the bite on somebody early in| a few ounces of hardening of the} #4. Dartmouth street, “Spring- tion. asia |. house. | Seapiane Base Pool. out in a 2$,cent edition that has ss oo ae bang se Nai and. after) field, Mass. has recently saga Meeting, Woman's Auxiliary,; sting. Key West Outboard} Meeting, Monroe County Hos- | gone ifito the hundreds of thou- young Bobby, the son of Mr. ) oni ‘ pleted a four months course St. Paul's Episcopal Church.) Mechs: ee » 8:30 pm.| pital Women’s - Auxiliary | sands. and Mrs, Robert L. Tucker of Okay, Science. Take it from) AN Weather flying at the Fleet 3p. m. Parish Hall sigl| _ Clubhouse, Stock Island. | Sewing Group, 2 pm. In his latest book “The Disap- | Carlsbad, ‘boasted four teeth at | there All Weather Training Unit Meeting, Key Wes inisterial| a si No. 14, 8} ital. pearance not use first; the age of four months. No | Key West, Fla. Ensign Hoover Association, 8 p.m. First) eng 9 Temple. | Meeting. Officers .of _Fern|person for —but he does/ six months, he has eight teeth) The veces Some wes Gao will report to Composite Squad- Presbyterian Church. f Meeting, SubRon Four Wives, | Chapter, No. 21, Order of/ use many of his own ideas and) whereas Betacts tin = a a biragae golacgs 2 ~ ee is 7] ron Twelve, Quonset Point. R. I. Meeting, Circle ‘wo, Women o! gas t Taylor Officers Eastern Star, 8 p.m. Scot- | characteristics ing into the’ ten are just cutting eir first} ‘ ~ ’ fl First Presbyterian Church, 3} aay Fort Taylor , tish Rite Temple. Coral Gables home: is like walk-* tooth. | February 26, 1904. for duty involving flying. p.m. Church Hall.