The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 15, 1951, Page 6

* THE GEY WES eS S Page & cCrnizer Pediewxia PEI 4. GINGRAS, Society Editor SSONALS ITEMS OF INTERES Circle Three Met On Mon. Evening, Mrs. Julian Marks Casa Roma, the waterfront home of Mrs. Julian Marks, the setting Monday night for the meeting of Circle Three of the women of the First Presbyterian | Church. Mrs. Fred Miller meeting to order and presided ov- er the business session Mrs. Earl Julian read the devo- | tional from the second chapter of James, and Mrs. orally presented the lesson based on the . fourth “remember to keep holy the sab- bath day.” Circle Three has charge of ac- tivities during August, and Mrs. Edgar Stark will take care of the flowers in the church for Sunday, August 19th. Mrs. Walter Price and Mrs. Edgar Stark head the committee on arrangements for refreshments for the general meeting of the women of the church, and will al- so be hostesses at.the Java Hour at the U.S. O. next Sunday morn- ing. Mr. W. H. Bell, past president of the Women of the Church was the guest of honor at the meeting. Members attending were: Mrs. Walter Price, Mrs. Edgar Stark, Mrs. Walter Clawson, Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs. Earl Julian, Mrs. J. J. Marks, Mrs. Grace Crosby, and Mrs. J, W. Kovash. Baptist Church Sponsors Big Rummage Sale A rummage sale will be held by the Poinciana Baptist Church Friday and Saturday at the rec- reational hall of the colored Presbyterian Church on Simon- ton street. The scheduled hours for the sale are from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m, and all proceeds will go to church work. Mrs.. J. L. Ivey, the pastor's wife in charge of the sale, said! on examination of items already received that there were nusmer- ous bargains available. Coming Events WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15— Teenagers and Servicemen’s Dance. 8 p.m. St. Paul's} Episcopal Church Parish Hall. Meeting, La Concha Navy Wives’ Club, No. 88, 10:30) a.m., Building 78, Naval Sta- | tion. Bowling, Officers’ Wives, p.m., Naval Station Bowling Alleys. Meeting, .unior Commerce, house, Meeting, Dade Lodge No. 14, Masonic Group, 8 p.m., Scot- tish Rite Temple. Meeting, Business and Profes- sional Women’s Club, 8 p.m Woman’s Club, Chamber of} 8 pm Club- Bridge, Key West Bridge Club, | 7:45 -p-m.. Coral Room, Over | seas Hotel. THURSDAY, AUGUST 16— Swimming Clas: Wives’ Club, 2 Seaplane Base Pool. ee eh ‘ams’ of Forgign ‘No. 3911; Sign} ! VW. Post Home hy Meeting, Biks Lodge, 8 p.rn? Clubhouse. ‘Luncheon, VX-T Officers’ Wives, 12:30 p.m. Aero palms. Sewing Group, Monroe Coun- tyMospital Women’s Auxil- iary>2 p.m., at Hospital Tennis~Class, Officers’ Wives’ Club, 9 am. Tennis Court Near. Pool, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16. Luncheon, FAWTUlant Office Wives, 12:30 p. m,, Seaplane Basé Pool FRIDAY, AUGUST 17- Meeting, Alcoholics Anony mous,.8 p.m. First Presby- terian Church Meeting, Key West Amateur Radio Club, 7:30 p.m, Na- tional Guard Armory Meeting, Shrine Club, 8 p.m., JayCee’s Clubrooms Cocktail Hour, 4-6 p.m. Elks Club. Luneheon, Officers’ Wives Club, 12 Noon, F Officers’ Club MONDAY, AUC Meéting, Wor of the Church, 8 p.m rst Presby terign Church Swimming Classes, Officers’ Clab, 9 a.m., Tennis near pool, Meeting, JayShees, JayCee Clubhouse. Court Meeting, Dr Felix Varela Lodge No. 64, 8 p.m., Cuban Masonic Lodge. | Mell ; Ladies Auxiliary} Post 3911, 8 p.m, VFW Hospital Woman's Auxiliary, | 2 ;, Hospital. Tenn ‘Class, Officers’ Wives Club, 3:30-4:30 p.m. bh Base Officers’ Pool. was | called the | Walter Clawson | commandment, | 1:30 | t Taylor | 7:30 p.m,| Mariner Scout Ship \1KNOW YOUR NEWSBOY | | | | Citizen Staff Photo DONALD RICHARDSON When he isn’t busy delivering! been delivering papers now for newspapers, Donald collects) two year: le " Donald’s route covers parts of s Ss, or shells, plays se jee ite ty ae Bey banevall Fleming Street, Southard Street, or reads history. He isn’t quite! ond Bahama Street. -He uses a sure yet how he can combine|pbike for delivering The Citizen, | these in his future ambitions, but! and said only once did he run in- he says he thinks if he has to} to any trouble. On that day last choose and has the talent, he'd| Winter he had an accident and a | automobile knocked him and his rather be a professional baseball newspapers off the bicycle. It| | player. broke the bike up so badly he “And then, of course, there’s had to deliver the rest of | the the Army. I'd like to be in the papers on foot Infantry,” Donald added Asked if he ran into any un-} He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ruly dogs on his route, he said |Garland O'Neal Richardson of 7 only one small poodle who snap-; | Higgs Lane, and is a junior at pe his legs and messed up a | Key West High School He has few Citizens (Menu A Day For LARGE SCALE HIRING | (Continued trom Page One) 14 Sse wird Key West Cooks | engineer; | COOKING’S FUN P. J. Carlin represented South- | By Cecily Brownstone | eastern Utilities service company; WEEKDAY LUNCH Beck consulting |James Lowry, Lowry Electric | Egg and Pickle Sandwiches* company; and H. R. Shields, Celery and Carrot Strips | General Electric, Miami Fruit Cup Beverage The auxiliary Diesel unit, a | (Recipe for Starred Dish Follows) portable, goes into operation to- | Egg and Pickle Sandwiches jday, Ramsey announced. This is| Ingredients: 3 large eggs, % | being rented from A. G. Schoon- | cup sweet pickle relish, 3 table- maker until the completion of the |spoons mayonnaise, % teaspoon steam plant makes it unnecessary. | salt, 1-16 teaspoon pepper, 8 to Board members approved vou- | 12 slices bread, butter or margar- chers and adjourned the meeting, | ine, lettuce or romaine. | ——_—.--— | Method: Place eggs in small | Rocks of ne ul geological] pan with enough cold water to ages can be for uth-| cover them. Bring slowly to a boil. | west | Remove from heat; allow to stand oe = —..; covered for 20 minutes. Cool No. 8, “Flying Cloud,” 7 p.m. {quickly in cold water; remove ” | shell and put through ricer or Sea Scout Headquarters | Meeting, Key West Temple No, | £204 mill.or mash fine with fork. 30, Pythian Sisters, 3 pn Add pickle relishy mayonnaise, Knights of Pythi Hane 1, | salt and pepper to eggs; mix well. Maatiny Warman’ s | Spread bread with softened butter egting, Women’s Society for| or margarine. Divide filling Christian Service, -7;30 p.m, Be thie ig Methodist | Mtibabeth Taylor Cir- cle of Women’s Miss siorr Ups dome 3pm, ‘Firs “Church asthey. <7 Meetings Juyenile ‘Council, | p.m., Clinic Building TUESDAY; AUG 21 Dinner Meeti Kiwanis Club, 6:45 p.m., South Beach Patio Restaurant. | among half of bread.sli to oGrners; stdp: Sw’ romaine >and” rémainil Cut diagonally’ in qi makes a Jittle over a.cup of -6gg spread, phay ee ig for-4,to- 6 sand- wic heat What's Cooking | Bridge, Officers’ Wive: Club, | In Key West | 8 p.m., Fort Taylor Officers? | ‘ Club. A CONCH RECIPE EVERY DAY | Bowling Navy Wives, 9 a.m, Naval Station Alley Meeting, Key West vbly CARIBBEAN CHOWDER No. 13, Order of Rainbow} One fourth pound salt pork Girls, 7:30 p.m., Scottish Rite | One large onion Temple One clove garlic Meeting, Minoca Council gree of Pocahontas, 8 Redmen’s Hall De- p.m., Four cups diced potatoes One cup diced celery Four cups flaked (cooked) fish- | Teenagers and Se s}ed (grouper for first choice) | Dance, 8 p.m | Two cups diced langosta | Episcopal Church ‘ One cup whole shrimp | Hall. | Milk to desired thickness Meeting, La Concha avy} Salt, pepper, thyme, oregano to | Wives’ Club No 10:30 | taste am.. Building Naval] Chop salt pork fine and fry | Station out with sliced onion and garlic. | Bowling, Officers’ Wives’ Club,|Parboil potato and celery. When 130 pm, Naval Station| | tender add to the pork and onion Bowling Alleys jin a large kettle and mash very | Meeting, Junior Chamber of} thoroughly, adding fish flakes and Commerce, 8 p.m, Club|mashing again, until a fairly House. smooth puree is achieved. Add WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22. milk and seasonings—let simmer. | Meeting, American. Legion,|Finally add the langosta and | Arthur Sawyer Post No. 28,| Shrimp. Butter and evaporated | 8 pm. Post Home, Stock Is. | milk may be added if a really rich | 1 chowder is desired. Serve with fei > err | toasted “hard tack”, and tossed | (peapeente: Bridge, 7:40. sem ’| green salad for a complete meal | | Coral Room, Overseas Hotel. West Cook Book pub- Meeting, Scottish Rite Bodies, | Woman's Club.) 8 p.m,, Scottish Rite Temple. | Meeting, Junior Debs, 7 30 | oN a ao Pp, Woman's Club auditor- | Officers Wives’ Club, 2.30- jum 3:30 p.m. Seaplane Base THURSDAY, AUGUST 23— Pool Swimming Classes Meeting, | Sewing Group. Monroe County / around 9.000 degrees F. jean be Mrs. ieee »s Lynch Views Plan: New Building Here For ned fz t in Boston. achusetts and Brooklyn, h York. While in Broo. h spent some and Mrs. J Mr. and Mrs. Charles who are building the nine unit @ nt on the corner of United and Simon ton Streets. “The plans for the apartment are bea building should b ne f in the city.” Mr id. Mrs, Lynch. with her hu band, James A. Lynch, have a long term lease on the Ei Patio Apart s here. —— A.C, MeAlliste |Nephew To Marry \In Los Angeles Patrick Jame 1 phew of Alexan cr A Allister of 100-J Poinc be married to Miss Marcell Ryan, the Church of St tle in Los Angeles The prospective daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will am Joseph Ryan of 1293 Holnst avenue, Los Angele A breakfast room of the follow the wec $< Noisy Shirt Brawl Features Prizes For medest sete t Saturday, September 1 bride is the in the Bel Come one noi t noisy shirt The U.S. 0. i shirt braw! tow { ‘invites the service loudest shirts hidd n_ thei Nockers to attend The redder the paln brighter the hula er the yellow moons on the for th the better chance has to win the est and most wier dance. Gus Ayala ar will play for the the shirts ze SLACKS AT HOME . Or Away From Home | LEE URGES SANITARY (Continued From Pave Ones already using about 1,200,06 tons and the tank 2,200,000. If there the main wate mainland, the whole suffer,” he said Lee said that Key other area: in which have mante, world’s also swimming are “In here Lee said. “The which can't be gineering. It's bind t ic do as the city manager, the people, } coopera He te calls for ¢ nd the Sanitation an is a joint ¢ city. There { tion. It’s a matter of reasonable You have a serious y West Flor a corner on the coastal eli 10 per cent of the right here edge up with y clusion. a in the es ou,” Lee ture been The tempe interior } earth ed at Paul the Apos- | TO EVERYONE NLEREST 10 WOMEN PHONE: Citizen Office, 1935 » —— CAPTAIN C. C. ADELL, USN, COMMANDING OFFICER of the U. S. Naval Station. Key West. congratulating Sot. Robinson on Naval Commendation award for service in Korea. Major Barrett. USMC, commanding officer of wuing Naval Station, looks on, SGT. ROBINSON CONGRATULATED { JUNIOR DEB A ‘DEATHS VIRGINIA C. PHILLIPS Virginia’ C. Phillips, infant sughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles | W. Phillips, Coral Isle , Trailer Park, died Sunday at the U. S Naval Hospital. { The body ‘w ent to Tampa, | Florida, on Tuesdey for services | and interment. Pritchard Funeral | Home in charge of the local | JOSEPH H. (Dad) GIBSON i Joseph Hi Gibson, Sr., 74, of | N. W. 7th Court, — Miami, ‘lorida passed away Sunday ev- 208 ning at his residence: Mr. Gib- | on carne to Miami from Key | West 33 years ago and was a na- tive of land Mr. Gibson was the owner Jad’s-tire shop in Miami. le is survived by sons; Joseph Tarpon Bay, Bahama Is H, Gibson, Jr, and Wilbur O Gibson; daughters, Mrs. Isame Dickey, Miss Louis Gibson and | Mrs. Marguerite Howard and sev-|§ grandchildren all of Miami Also surviving are three broth- | s, James W. of Miami and Wil- | m H. and Samuel D, Key of Services will be held Thu: +:00 p, m., in the 7th Day entist Church, Miami, under the € of the Bess Funeral rment in Flagler Mem day Ad | Mrs. May Freer will be the host- | ‘ng in the city and staying at the Maid’s Night ¢ Out by Dot “So Young, ‘So Bad” — at the Strand. The picture makes valiant ef- fort to carry a message, and in some respects, does so; but it is somewhat obscured by sensation- alism. Here is an evident attempt to produce a junior version of the much discussed film, “The Snake Pit,” with the action taking place among a group of wayward girls. Paul Henried is acceptable as the psychiatrist who seeks to bring about reform in a reforma- | tory. Catherine McLeod, as his pa- tient assistant and eventual ro- mance, gives a restrained per- | formance. But not a minx named Anne Francis! Of course, after a series of crises, she’s just a school | girl at heart, but you'll feel like giving her the old hairbrush treatment from the word go. I} suppose this speaks well fot her | portrayal of a juvenile delinquent; | but the.trouble.is, she’s. TOO. con- vincing at times. Outstanding interpretation is delivered by a small dark new- comer named Rosita Moreno. Perhaps she is related to the onag famous Tony Moreno, a silent film star. At any rate, her sensi- tive characterization of an over- wrought, pathetic, bewildered girl is something to remember. Her talent warrants prediction that she will be a star some day. _| If the art of photography as used in “The Snake Pit,” had been duplicated, this movie might have fallen into a higher category. As it is, it is interesting as a case | history, but that’s all, UTUMN BLOUSE _ . Bright Ribbons At Throat Social Notes veoeeccencecce is A Poets Corner +: by. BB ie a All day he sits in his little shop And sells bright toys, a spinning top, And dolls in silk Micado gowns. He never smiles. He never frowns. When night comes down he clos- es his shop, And, swiftly as a spinning top He lights a lamp at Buddha's feet Within the-sound of busy stréet. A smell of incense fills the plae*, While shadow's veil placid Bua- dha’s face, Unmindful of the sound of hurry- ing feet That pass beyond his safe re- treat, He bares his soul to Buddha’s eyes And prays. An alien beneath our skies . . if Apply To Wed The following persons applied to wed in the offices of County Judge Raymond R. Lord: George H. Croom, USN, and Bioneva Quintana of 206 Olivia street, . Arthur William Boss of Cold Springs, Kentucky and Wilma Jacqueline Hynes, Ludlow, Ken- tucky. ie i H end Dioper Rash In old days New Mexicans fol- lowed the proper custom of mounting a burro from behind and riding “astride the rump abaft the hips" ess at the August 28th meeting of the Ever Ready Star Club to be held at 3 p. m,, at the Scottish Rite Temple. The Club members are now planning several enter- tainment functions to raise funds for kitchen, appliances for the new Scottish Rite Temple. Mr. and Mrs. ae L. Rinaldi and family from Tangpa it= “ine aly Tor tee gabe. Mey ‘are Staying at thi El Patio M Court. “Uaieei “+ Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Phillips from Seminole, Oklahoma are al- so visiting Key West for the next few weeks and are staying at El Patio. Dr, and Mrs. Robert Sadler of Leighton, Alabama, are vacation- ;La Concha. Mrs. James L, Pichard of Mi- ami has accompanied her husband on his current business trip to Key West and is enjoying a quiet stay here at the La Concha. In Memoriam In of my beloved brother, John F. Busto, who died on August 15, 1934: John, you are gone, but not for- gotten; memory CARD OF THANKS | saved family of the ls Gardner wish to th and all organizations for kind» words of sympathy ring the illness and death of at Marine Hos Baltimore, Md | th S 18 extended to s sent florals, telegrams, | ic and the liam end gust 4, 1951, } service of their} We also express thanks to| or and members of! Wes) in Methodist hand Johnson's Funeral/| Home and their staff for efficient rendered. ME ELLA GARDNER, Wife; VERA CLARKE, Daughter; WILLIAM, JAMES, ALEX and BENJAMIN GARDNER, Sons. |For Christ said in His Beatitudes: It was not the will of God for you to leave us yet; It was the will of sinful men, who destroyed your body. But your soul, they could not. FOR HOME or Blessed are those that suffer per-/ secution for Justice sake, for} Theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”| The guilty ones will never enjoy earth nor heaven; They will roam this world in mor- tal sin awaiting punishment on themselves, or their chil- dren, While you; the glory of heaven! enjoy. John, the day that I meet you face to face in our Eternal home will be a most glor- augld-Ltx COMMERCIAL USE... We Are Prepared To Furnish You With Clear, Pure Cube » Crushed ICE