The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 18, 1951, Page 6

Mowe © Hr bE Liiser uy de 148 _ Sapeeee Ses SOCIETY . _ PERSONALS. . 4. GINCRAS, , Society Editor °° Grace Lutheran Peay, soe Plans Dedication ittee or Coie C ‘offee Siieos For Lucille Lille CBS ning coffee Homemade ( ae Cookies, Candies Featured At Sale A big sale of homemade cake cookies and candie 0 OF 2pm. Saturday fford hings for the 1 report last the gton on Sun visit with thei Street Churcl Palace Theater unde ispice employ ec chairmar ; > has been their house of the Key West Chapter of the)” there. on guest past twa months | Gold Star Mothers. Jacqueline, was} of t! tang ot the pao as: ve enthusiastic Peppermint candy pull, fudge,|“! veces every ri Nolioued Mee | Relay | West caramels, “ehocolate. chip cookies, on from the; pie Tanned Attend coffee raisin cookies, frosted cup cakes, ! to the Folger] W. F on : Mrs. R Quacker the White M awrence, Mrs. S. G Jelly cak@@devil’s food cake and cream,.cake-are some of the tempt- | 1 babies S08 ia sere ing sweet pi ised on the tables = . cause t during thé-sale. Dr. William Phelan of Jackson-| ~ yyy Proceedgsawill go to erect an is visiting his eternal vere. light in memory of; Gene Vecchione the Key st boys who gave|head Street fo their livegsin the service of their) Mr. Phelan an country. 7 jchildren, Billy, Jr > A St. Joseph's elf Mr appointed he Sthel Hansen to head the committee, Mrs. Otis Mor Strieter and Mrs. W Maga@iena aaiedll aos attended To Wed O’Brien | Mobile, Ala Mr. india, Waldo Valenzuela | Medical of 17 CRGtter Place announc A. the eng ‘of their daugh- |" Russell, to Ed- | 4? Phelan also Hill Academy and Georgeti He was a 1 the United § the econd Mrs. R. M F. O'Netto ittee ther plans for the dedicé leh, USN, stationed | = tion of the church to be held at CPO’s BUILD “Base here. The Women's Socicty of Chris-| 4:30 p- m., August 5th were di cat cued tor e One) | bridegroom is/tian Service will have charge of| cussed. A reception follow the (Poptinnce srom n te st fe..and Mrs. Edward) the prayer service at 7:30 tonight| dedication ceremonies ; ,. | Pooms ane in phe finishing touches | d O'Brien oi ictyn, New York. {at the Fleming Street Methodist] _ Hostesses for the August meet: | of sratjony Gs 3 pial He is a tate of St. Francis|Church. Mrs. Archie Thompson] i"8 of t up will be Mrs. Vin: 1e CPO'S want to thank If Freee in Brooklyn, | will emcee the program| cent DeMecurrio and Mrs. Han-| Altman of y for s help| It and was e wed by the Equita- | which will include songs and sev-|S°? : ae in decoration scheme,” Bower | of ter ble Life Insurance Company in|eral skits. The public is cordially} Fourteen members attended’ the | added. aa New York before he went into| invited to attend meeting and three new ladies for-| The color combinz iiiaatiin B mally joined ti roup: Mrs. Ruth green, lemon, chartreuse the Navy. Miss Russ! graduated from/ The Young Peoples Service Lea the Convent of Mary Immaculate | gue of St. Paul’s Church will hold last year, ‘and is now employed|a dance tonight at the Parish is carried out throughout the} g ers, Mrs ara Duerling and ie Jennie Pettis. club. Drapes of chartreu: Mrs. Larry Eschen’s_ bir ay | from hand-scrolled window co was celebrated with cake nd| ices. The walls are coral; the fea Pee enone) sBabkk ear tara ane Rnd aders| void drinks following the meeting. | wood is light green. The Bataan less gn FORREST LAMB blend with the accoustic tile. "eS the (Continued From Page One} the ceiling and the inlay floor 1p 7 ‘Apply To Wed The following persons applied| old. The CPO’s are especially proud to wed in the offices of County ie | Judge Raymond R. Lord: Raymond Hernandez, 34, and! not tried to get in touch with i , si onda . 23, both of 1100' the woman since he heard of the erent 730 pans next Monday | Whitehead Street case on July 13, and will not. Church? > Marvin R. Williams, 20, VX-1| He was restricted over the Everythisig! plastic from small | Boca Chica Field and Sarah | weekend, but is now free on $500 juice ghasses'to elaborate hhand | Bouse Roberts, 17, 818 Ashe pererence 29 He said that na- ng wattage: our val authorijies: have id Cun casse nant ike ta: | Ralph Leroy Deemer, 21, USS| stay around at, least until, the, wo- bles. he, ** | Greenwood and Lila Mae Heming,| man is. brought to Key, West, Gamemipuiiebacnnd light re 19, Hew _Blarence, Shae Numerous letters from the my- feeshinenta will alzo be part of |g oer gy ene U. S./ stery woman to Lamb were shown} the funfare.for the evening r etrol,, a and Charlotte Jean| bat not-_produced as,evidence at} Pricdade tori the catfair will Were, 18, of James and Grinnell | the inquest. Hamlin said they may} ibe brought in evidence at the | Streets i for the} , F | go to the,building fund for th John F. Willenbrecht, 21, of the} expected preliminary hearing. ‘Today's Horoscope | Party Features Fancy Plastics dae Navy seven years said he had cy fixtures i stalled oar Further project A party featuring plastic hibits and demonstrations will be Noemia Carden conditioning irge “We'll get all the improvements gradually,” Bower said. “We spend | ahd handle ail! additions on 4 pay! | as’ we: govbbsis,"\' he) concluded. | The relaxing atmosphere of the} (CPO -club is’ ond) item which} won't cost a dime, but is one of | \its main attr: ete tions. | new Sunday schoo} building | U.S. S. Petrel and Charlotte Jean ——— t — Lowry, 18, of James and Grinnell | | Street | Today's natives will be ”inde- Comin oats Ww |pendent and self-willed and. in-| & | ; Cea Ly bat’s Cooking clined to be somewhat lazy. There | WEDNESDAY, JULY 18— m., South Beach Patio Rest- | | Méeting,-Business and Women’s aurant arg WM {are several directions in which Professional Club, 8 p. m.,| Bridge, Officers Wives Club, 8] In ey CSE the force of this day may become | Home af Mrs. Vera Marks, p. m., F Taylor Officers | operative, but it will surely pro-| Casa’ Roma. Club. A CONCH RECIPE EVERY DAY /duce one who will be a pioneer Meeting, Business : in his line and probably achieve and Profes Bowling, Navy Wiv , 9 a.m. success. There may be a little sional Women’s Club, 8 p. m., Naval Station Alle: : z Home of Mrs. Vera Marks,| Meeting, Order of DeMolay) KEY WEST BANANA PUDDING | too much self-reliance. Casa Rema. | Boys, 7:30 p. Scottish Rite| Twelve bananas ~ —— Meeting, La Concha Navy Temple One quarter pound butter five Club, No. 88, 10:30 Meeting, , Building 178, Naval Sta ship, 8 p. m., ree , | Church Annex Bowling, Officers Wives Club, Meeting, Sparkling Waters Re- 1:30 p.m, Naval Station bekah Lodge No. 14, 8 p. m., Bowling. Alleys. Knights of Pythias Hall. melted butte ugar, and nutmeg Meeting, Junior Chamber of| WEDNESDAY, JULY 25. and cinnamon to taste. Sift flour Commerge, 8 p.m. Club! Luncheon Bridge, Airsh p Dev- | with baking powder and stir into House. ron Officers’ Wiv Club, | mixture Adult Fellow-| ‘Two beaten eggs j st Methodist One half cup flour ! Two teaspoons baking powder Sugar to taste and spices Mash bar idd beaten egg Meeting, Dade Lodge No. 14, 12:30 p.m., Raul’s Restaurant Bake at 400 degrees until mix-j Masonic Group, 8 ». m., Scot-|_ Book Review Group, Officers|ture begins to bubble up, then, tish Rite Temple. Wives Club, 10 a m.,, Fort! turn oven very low and cook until) Duplicate Bridge, 7:45 p. m., Taylor Officers Club. a-straw or silver knife comes out resi sSaeeag Hote Meeting, American Legion, Ar-| clean. Let cool before cutting, to LY 19s) ethuy Seteyer! PostNy. 8, w}serve. Whipped cream is good | Tennis x hy Officers Wives p.m, sStock “sland Pos t}with this P | By Mokers of World -Fomous Zenith Radios, FM, Television Club, 9 a. m., Tennis Court! Home. | From Key West Cook Book pub- Mit Beet i Meeting, La Concha Nav y|lished by Woman's Club.) I TODAY RETURN PRIVILEGE | eeting, Veterans of Foreign Wives 10:30 Soe eee j ‘ ¥ 3911, 8 p. i si D:3 Mm, { ' rats Put uones tock island. "| Buildin vil Stion, | EASE PRICKLY HEAT te thie s te ee lowling. Wives F riday Meeting, Blks Club, 8 p.m, MIM: Pe yng ore paps By Wi ou | Elks Lvdge. ; allege POET Ga a Tations comes fast when you Use TOP QUALITY...Priced Right | Club, 12:30 p. m., Aeropalms plane ae guarantee a. KEYS | OPTICAL SERVICE Club apa 2 Tel. 17113 | Swimming Class, Officers Wives House Meeti Duy eB soc | YOUR WATCH COMPLETELY “| CLEANED AND OVERHAULED INCLUDING All Needed Paris Club 2:30 - 3:30 p. m,, Sea plane Base Pool Sewing Group, Monroe County Hospital Woman's Auxiliary, 2 p. m, at Hospital Meeting, Martha Linda Franks Circle of Woman's Mission Union, 10 a. m., First Baptist jun Church. THURSDAY, JULY 26 FRIDAY, JULY 20— 3M Cla Meeting, Alcoholics Anony mous, 8-p:-m., First Presby- terian Church Annex Sewing Class, Monrc 3 , Meéting, cule w t ateur Hospital W n's } Radio Club, 0 p. m. Nat 2 p.m., Monroe General Bés . ° y. ional Guard Armory. tal ne ear Meéting, Triangle Club of Pyth-| Me a Ly P ry, You Pay Wri ian Sisters, 7:30 p. m., Pyth VEW. 1 11, Boum. Bost No Move! ritten idn Temple | Home Island o More: Guarantee Meéting, Shrine Club, 8 p. Tennis ( Meice ves Jaycee Clubhouse. Club, 9 : nnis Court MONDAY, JULY neat ALL WORK Alb 1 J ] Meeting Anchor Lodge No. 182.) Meeting. JavS 7 rca DONE BY ert s gewelers 8'p. m., Scottish Rite ‘Temple JayCee C} : Meéting, Beta Sigma Phi Sor-) yfeeting L OF MIAMI, FLA., FAMOUS y, Byp.m., Meeting Place) ~ auixil WATCH REPAIR DEPT. 08 Simonton Post N« Le — Swimming Classes, Officers} Home, Stock Is DIAL REFINISHING, $2.95 - AUTOMATICS, $6.50 Wives C Be 3:30 - 4:30 — Meeting. Dr. Felix Varela CALENDARS, $8.50 - CHRONOGRAPHS, $14.50 hace ated ase Officers Pool. | Lodge No. 64, 8 Cuban Picked Up and Delivered Weekly e | to Meati riner “Scout ShiP) —— yfasonic Lod pecan Cloud.” 7 p.™-,! pprpay, JULY “Bcout--Headquarters. a ee 2 ee Meeting, Alcoholics \nony-| TUESD Akg A aILY a Star Club, | Mus, 8 p.m., First Presbyterian | ¥ pegs en Re Church Annex baa Mapter 21, Order of! vsocting, Fern Chapter, No. 21,| tarn Star, p m., home of} i af N 2 e Order of Eastern Star, 8 p.m., seer Hone, 8129 Avenue) cc ottish Rite Temple Maating Kiwanis Club, 6:45 p./ —— | FAYE'S GIFT SHOP LA CONCHA HOTEL KEY WEST, FLA. We Reserve the Right to Reject Any Watch Too Badly Damaged ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE : fe: remeron | CMALL FRY va tar, OF Days Gone By Taken From The Files Of The Key West Citizen MASAADAADAAASS DOAsOASALS was between 30 and 35 years | covering of deep green and coral.! has been completed Lamb. who has been in the | of the indirect lighting and other! Geor which they in-!ased planned in-| from clude a television set, and air/ plans to change its name to Ge Naval forces are sked. him, to| only to tHe limit of our allotment | —— _ NEWS OF IN TEREST TO WOMEN | PHONE: Citizen Office, 193% go, his dog head will nake stop going.” Dragons and dogs just don't mix,” said French CLOTHILDE. t are you going to do WILLIE POPKIN. jon't know,” said French in a sad voice. “I nuch to go into the Land f Goodness Knows What and the of Goodness Knows Where, THE STATUE iCK who lived KEY WEST PrcKwiek i kee m= pu By Angele DRAGON PLUSH AND FRENCH CLOTHILDE t Went Before: A beauti f the bay window.) CLOT CHAPTER VI n they put it on > wouldn't go ped dowr tia: AGON PLUSH had: very 1 a half-dragon, half-dog, Y ived € in. viously become a creature halt suppose I will ever go.” : i half-dog. negan to cry again® cry, I'll think of : d the STATUE OF MR. Pic cKW ICK lease don’t ery,” DOGS. Please don’t cry, LIE POPKIN And DRAGON PLUSH just ped there on the sill of the indow and barked hke a said said WIL- 10 YEARS AGO i Council at it to Be Continued T ISSUE PERMITS t I jing Inspector Raly 4 liom To ne ee alee Key West Mothers Kay West Gas Gat B ) busy chasing our own yrdinani mmer we haven’t had t ‘ r ance to keep you inform- few ed of the latest arrivals at the ASS€ CHILDREN’S CORNER. oe e beginning to think of : “a 3 lready. It starts in about Rees ie one v : ‘herve weeks again and we are : sarniad! Lickelie attractive, inexpensive v n ily. We haven’t hung IN MEMORIAM them up yet but we will be glad of our dear’ to show them to you. We already weh attendin yp at Avon Park incl »wing: Catherine Connc avet Albury, son and brother, 1 George have a plentiful supply of waeh- Seton 3et ‘a, Calvin | Felton, who passed away July 18,! able long pants from size :6-10, eet Miss | Cate Robert | 1948 are expecting . more Enowits in the fies MC ntock, Jack er and John 2s daily up to sizes 16, lebke abd: tax cole acs We mi your selections eafly’ while Gch ae on Ue d ere are We get yo the supply is plentiful vork for which she was ¢ « Representative Bernie C. Papy | ‘Three years have passed In our baby department; we le erday over the way| Since you were called away. | have never had& such beautiful en route to points in North Caro: lina, where he will join Mrs. Papy, id will remain for several weeks’ er Shirts, Dr and Pina- as have come in this week. In God’s tomorrow Excuse me, there goes Johnny about 500 the Osceola We'll meet you some glad day mote ne see ’ te a Bos Where there will be no parting | around the corner again . .*. I 1 wie the editorial pages of The) ANd no sorrow Hastily yours, spadayis advices, NaeGs MR. AND MRS. LESLIE CHILDREN’S CORNER, sco to-do. WHE IEE FELTON, AND i Fleming and Simonton: Sts., yu can’t go wrong.” HOLLAND FELTON. Phone 76 (Advt.) MILK PACKAGE IS HERE AT ADAMS’ DAIRY Here is the milk package we’re proud to introduce to thousands of our friends. Look for our new carton, It’s a3 up-to-date as the freshness of our milk inside, You like the milk. You'll like the new package. EASY TO USE SEALKING PLASTIC CARTON MEANS: . No Bottles to Wash . Always Leakproof . Use Once, Then Throw Away Package Completely Sterilized o& wR = ADAMS’ DAIRY KEY WEST, FLA EST. 1915 = HERMETICALLY SEALED FOR YOUR HEALTH! ADAMS’ DAIRY YOUR HOME TOWN MILKMAN ‘ TELEPHONE 455 KEY WEST, FLA. 5 EN = ad