The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 23, 1951, Page 4

THe €E¥ WEST CITIZEN SOCIETY . Augusi 23. 195: Thorsday DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor Gilbert Victor Thrift Celebrates 12th Birthday At Bayview Park Monday August 20th was a happy day for Gilbert celebrated his birthday at an evening party in Bayview park “two-cake lad,” Gilbert and his g¢ candy and soft drinks. The guests showered Gilbert given balloons and party hats In the series of games played, carried off by Yvonne Marie Lee, and Gloria Cabrera. Party list included Yvonne and *————_——— Michael Lee, Theresa and Alice * Perez, George, Jr. and Patsy Val- dez, Hibby. Jr. and Cecelia Ann Cerezo, Duane and Linda Dem- eritt, Gylvia Fuero, Gloria Cab- rera, Betty Jean Thrift, Faydette Thompson, Nils Garcia, Sidney Kerr, Danny Oropez, Danny Gar- cia, Nancy Perez. Hilda Johnson, Leonnetle Mc- Farlane, Nancy McDonald, Ann S. Vinson, George Mira, Joseph McMann, William Higgs, Harry Bethel, Wayne Albury, Jose Diaz, Manuel Cassa, Léo M. Curry, James Mira, Jr., Robbie Knowles, and Roney Tyne. Adults who were delighted by the suecessful' party included young Thrift’s godmother, Mrs. Victor Russell, Mr..and Mrs.-H. Cerezo, Mrs. Lynda Perez, Mrs. Gloria Lee, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lee, Mrs. Clara Valdez, Leno Cruz, and Paul Albury. Mrs. Jennie Thrift, Gilbert's mother stipervised the gala affair. SERINE Mrs. Fred Miller Leads Presbyterian Church Meet Mrs. Fred Miller presided at a meeting of church women at the Presbyterian church Monday night, August 18, at 8 at 8 o’clock. Lesson subject for the evening was “Threads of Silver and Gold; Christ and the Church.” Young people who took part in the beautifully presented subject were’ Doreen Clawson, David Bratz, Bill Carr, Sarah Brown and Sarah Bringman. Benediction closed the business session which was followed by a social hour. Refreshments were served by Circle Three. ' Those present were Mesdames David McDaniels, George Free- meyer, Walter Clawson, D. Gar- cia, Marks, D. ¥ > i P. James Gamble, Bernie Papy, J. N. ‘Bring. than, Walter Bell, Harold Gibson, Tom Whitley, Alex Warnock, Ralph Hartenstine, Ralph Rogers, Fred Miller, and a Mrs. Brown arid Mrs. Price. °. Coming Events THURSDAY, AUGUST 23— Meeting, Officers’ Club of Fern Chapter, No. 20, OES, 8 p.m. Home of Mrs. Fernando Ca- mus, 1420 Sixth Street. Swimming Classes Meeting, Officers Wives’ Club, 2.30- 3:30 p.m. Seaplane Base Pool. Meeting, Officers Club, Fern Chapter No. 20, OES, 8 p. m., Home of Mrs. Fernando Cam- us, 1420 Sixth Street. FRIDAY, AUGUST 24— Meeting, Alcoholics Anony- mous, 8 p. m., First Presby- terian Church. ena ath DOGUES 25— Cocktall our 4 6 p. m, Eiks Ci MONDAY, AUGUST 27— Hammond Organ Recital, sonic Orders, Ma- with Victor Thrift wi uests also enjoyed sandwiches.| presents and in turn were} by the young guests, prizes were James Mima, Jr., Harry Bethel Color Films Ghiee At Harris School Tonight At 8 P. M. Featuring the color motion picture “Conservation in Ac- tion,” Jack Watson, Game Pro- tector, of the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service of the Depart ment of the Interior, will show a program of color films tonight | at Harris Elementary School Southard Street, at eight o’clock this evening: The program will | also include two other films, | “Fishing In Alaska” and Okee fenokee Refuge” which is the story of the great Okeefenokee Swamp in Georgia. Watson, appearing as a guest of the Monroe County Audubon So- ciety of Key West, is well known | here and in the South Florida area for his outstanding work in\| the field of conservation. During the last several months he has been stationed on Big Pine Key in the interest of the protection of the Key Deer. The Monroe County Audubon! Society has extended invitations to the general public, children’ and adults, teachers and __princi- pals, civic groups, *Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts to see this free; showing of interesting films which are presented as a part of jthe Society’s program of enter-' ment and education. $< JACQUELINE DELANEY RECEIVES TRIP, GIFTS ON 15TH BIRTHDAY A trip to Fort Pierce, to attend a Junior Chamber of Commerce conference, a visit to McKee’s Jungle Gardens, a large lamp won-at the Jaycees wives lunch- eon, gifts from various members. of the Key West Jaycee delega- mond) tion, and other Flbrida Jaycees, were some of the things Jacque- line Delaney received on the oc- casion of her fifteenth birthday August 18th. To celebrate the occasion, a three foot cake, tastefully dec- orated and inscribed in large let- ‘ters “Happy Birthday to Jackie,” was cut at a party in her honor given by the Fort Drum Junior Chamber of Commerce in their suite in the Fort Pierce Hotel. Edgar Day, president of the Fort Drum Jaycees was host for the oeeasion, attended by many Jay- cees throughout the state. Very happy over the entire af- fair, Jacqueline, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Delaney, 1212 Varela street, said it would al- ways be one of the cherished mo- ments of her life. { | | | | | icers Wives Club, 1 p. m., Aeropalms Seaplane Base Cf- ficers Club. Meeting, La Concha Navy Wives ,. 88, 10; 30 a, I-, "hi a5 MeN Wives Club, 1:30 ~'p"m., Naval Station Bowling Alleys. Duplicate Bridge Club, Key West Bridge Club, 7:45 p. m., Coral Room, Overseas Hotel. 8 pm, Key West High School. ‘ Meeting, Anchor Lodge No. 182, 8 p. m.,, Scottish Rite Temple. Swimming Classes, Officers Wives Club, 3:30 — 4:30 p. m., Seaplane Base Officers’ Pool. Meeting, Mariner Scout Ship No. 8, “Flying Cloud”, 7 p. In., Sea Scout Headquarters. Hammond Organ Recital, Ma- sdénic Orders, 8 p. m., Key West High School Auditori- Dessert-Bridge, Airship DevRon Eleven Officers Wives Club, 1 p. m., Aeropalms, Seaplane Base Officers Club. Swimming Clas: Officers Wives Club, 2:30-3:30 p. m., Seaplane Base Pool. Sewing group, Monroe County Hospital Women's Auxiliary, 2 p. m., Hospital Tennis Class, Officers Wives Club, 9 a. m., Tennis Court um. Near Pool. TUESDAY, AUGUST 28— = pripay, AUGUST 31 Meeting, Ever Ready Star| Meeting, Alcoholics Anony- Club, 3 p.m., Scottish Rite mous, First Presbyterian Temple. Church Annex, Meeting, Ever Ready Star Club, 3p. m,, Scottish Rite Temple Dinner Meeting, Kiwanis Club, 6:45 p. m., South Beach Patio Restaurant. Bridge, Officers Wives Club, 8 p. m., Fort Taylor Officers Club. Bawling, Navy Wives, 9 a. m., Naval Station Alleys. Meeting, Order of De Molay SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1— Birdwalk, Monroe County Aud- ubon Society, 9 a. m., Main Entrance, County Old Folks Home, Stock Island, Public Invited. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2—- Cocktail Hour, Elks Club, 4-6 Pp. m., Club House. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10— Meeting, Circle Two, Women of Boys, 7:30 p. m., Scottish Rite p.m. Home of Mrs. Bernie Temple. Papy, 1021 Washington Meeting, Young Adult Fellow- Street. ship of First Methodist} Meeting, Circle Three of Wo- Church, 8 p. m., Church An- men of First Presbyterian nex. Church, 8 p. m., Home of Mrs. Meeting, Sparkling Waters Re- bekah Lodge No. 14, 8 p. m., of Pythias Hall. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29—~ Teenagers and Servicemen’s lance, 8 p. m., St. Paul’s - Ghurch Parish Hall. Disses Bilge, Aizabip Devzon Earl Julian, 1435 Flagler ave- nue. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11— Meeting, Circle One, Women of the First Presbyterian Church, 8 p. m., Home of Mrs. Joseph Bringman, 1410 Yon Phister Street. —crranee neee alll a — Citizen Staff Phot GILBERT VICTOR THRIFT grins happily as he contemplat NEWS OF INTEREST ITEMS OF INTEREST ER two cakes which were part of his birthday celebration early this week. HAPPY DAZE HERE ROYAL C SUBSCRIBE TO THE CITIZEN—2 LDEZ, ane looks, ait oe AGAIN Citizen Staff Photo | 1 Ty-eyeti at the iad: The’ URT PLAY — Princesses Birgitta (left) and Margaretha of Sweden, granddaughters of late King Gustay V. a tennis enthusiast. learn the fundamentals of his favorite game WEEKLY ERYON ‘7 GO WOMEN PHONE: Citizen Office, 1935 | FORMAL WEDDING iS OPEN TO RELATIVES, | FRIENDS OF COUPLE The marriage of Miss Ida Has- | The Bamboo Room orchestra , kins to Merrill Roberts will take | hospital Monday evening as part of the program given for veterans by the VFW Auxiliary and Post 3911. The musicians, who also play 8 re | place tomorrow evening m. at St. chureh | the South Beach patio, were high- | The formal ceremony at the ly praised by the men who en- , church is open to all friends and | joyed the songs of vocalist’ Lara, } relatives, Miss Haskins announced |the expert drum technique of | | today Arturo who had a long Chicago | An invitation reception will be engagement; saxophonist Charlie jheld at the Elks Club annex im- who was with Johnhy Long’s | mediately following the wedding. jorchestra, and pianist Lou, who | ‘The bride-to-be was graduated | vas a member of the Joe Marsal. | | from the Convent of Mary Im- las band. Also complimented was |maculate in 1949. | Eddie, the leader who plays the \big bass, and Nat Brenner who CONCH | acted as master of ceremonies. at 6 p Mary’s-Star-of-the-Sea- VFW members served punch | and cookies. | Attending the hospital party | | were Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Lee, Mr. | and Mrs. Alfred Smith, Mr. and |Mrs. Nat Brenner, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cruz, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice ‘By jase: | Gates, Mrs. Ida Smith. Mrs. Van- Not any people g0 around | essa Saunders, Mrs. Nan Villareal, | broadeasting with pride, “I’m The | Mrs. Charlene Tibbs and Charles Drunkard.” Ira George, GS-4 is | Machin an exception. Before this goes any | = Bo rss further, let me explain that Ira iU N | was talking about his role in good | iat - oosts ol “mellerdrammer” and the lead | which he played in “The Drunk- | Land Value ard,” which was presented by | | the Coronado Playmaker group at} NEW YORK—()—The city of New Mexico A. and M., State} , a hich ‘s 5 | College: N. M. Ieais tn the office |New York, which spent $25,000,- of public information for the navy |900 helping the United Nations | now after being graduated in dra- | et established in its new Man- ma. Her a bit of the review of | hattan headquarters, reports that |the play from the college publi- | land valuations in the vicinity of | cation, “The Round Up.” the building have risen nearly $60,000,000 in about five yea | “Ira George, proprietor comes | to the rescue and marries the fair daughter in true hero fashion (thus foiling the villian who want- | }ed to foreclose a mortgage). Now | | that’s o But no! The villian | | will have his way or else. He off- | Must Sexy Girls Be Bad In Movies? ers the proprietor—oh too terrible to tell—a snifter of soul wither- ing brandy. The hero refuses with a haughty toss of his fine head; but temptation wins over and he quaffs one, then another drink, | jthen another, and another, and |... he becomes The Drunkard.” If the snifters were king-sized, | 1 should think he would! | HURRICANE SEASON seems to put seething excitement in the air including a psychological one. Susan McAvoy claims it has the same effect on people as the mis- tral Storfns which make for stor- my emotional upsets . Well, |} that’s one way of explaining cer- | tain complications, invasions, ev- ad infinitum, ad seun | activated behavior and | | | jmisbehavior in some cirel The Jolly Roger flag of pi doesn’t have to be displayed on 'a ship’s mast to indicate the na- ture of a crafty craft... Have you ever noted how e: it is to mix the two words “m: jal” and “marital” by mistake? . . . Nom- ination for the worst saying of all time goes to the phrase, “All's a PRS. fair in love and war. (P) Wirephoto EMBARRASSING MOMENT: | GALE ROBBINS (above) wants to know why girls can't be good and sexy too in the mov- The young red-headed ac- tress says sex is in a rut on the screen because the sexy girl always is portrayed as being bad. “Why can’t she be good and yet have a whole- some, inner warmth that makes In a rush to get a lift to work with my next-door-neighbor Lt. Joe Riley (or is it Reilly?) I dash- ed out, leaped in the car and then half way down Simonton’ street discovered that I was wearing bedroom slippe: FBI man Steve Horton back in Key West on official biz buz . He’s from the Miami offi . Mit- | Orchestra Entertains Veterans, VEW Auxiliary At Hospital Party | thick sauce by boiling down very Key entertained patients at the Naval What's Cooking In Key West A CONCH RECIPE EVERY DAY EGGPLANT SUPREME One medium-sized eggplant Two teaspoons of salt One fourth cup olive oil Two pounds very ripe tomatoes Two tablespoons of Parmesan cheese Two teaspoons of grated bitter chocolate Slice eggplant quite thin. Salt the slices and place in a bowl, cover and weight to extract juice. Let stand two hours. Drain, dry, and fry slices in olive oil until tender. Make a ripe tomatoes in their own juice and season to taste. Place a layer of eggplant in casserole, cover with sauce and sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Repeat each layer and when com- plete, sprinkle with grated, bitter chocolate. Bake in oven until chocolate has melted and runs down into casserole. Serves four. (From Key West Cook Book pub- lished by Woman's Club.) i | eum jesst signated. fathoms. Menu A Day For | West Cooks COOKING‘S FUN By Cecily Brownstone FRIDAY FARE Sauteed Fish Fillets Mashed Potatoes Buttered Broccoli Carrot Relish* Bread and Butter | Fresh Plums Beverage (Recipe for Starred Dish Follows) | CARROT RELISH | Ingredients: 2 cups finely grat- | ed carrot, % cup thin strips green pepper, 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind, 3 tablespoons lemon juice, | 1-3 cup sugar, % teaspoon salt, | dash of white pepper. Method: Mix carrot and green pepp together. Put lemon rind, ice, Sugar, salt, and pep- per in small bowl and stir to- gether well. Add to vegetables and stir together well. Cover and | chill thoroughly before serving. —— ALUMNI BUNCO PARTY SLATED FOR FRIDAY A bunco party will be given Friday night, beginning at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Thomas Caro, 1014 Johnson street. Mrs. Caro is president of the Alumni of the Convent of Mary Immaculate, the group being en- tertained. Secretary of the alumni group, Josephine James, invites all mem- bers to attend. ee ema U. S. coal carried in Liberty ships is sought for West Bu- rope. i her attractive to men?” Gale wants to know. kitten owned tail and tying it into a knot Bet the feline was fit to be | tied in more ways than one... Funniest song session on record iS the selection of ori iginal sing- ASMACOL, (caution, RELIEF FOR ASTHMA SUFFERERS amounts to only a few pennies per dose, . use only es directed) ing commercials done by Johnnie Pritchard and Cookie . Cookie |by the way, picked up The Citi- sn the other afternoon, hastily | Scanned this column, then threw | jthe paper down with the com- | ment, “Well, there's no news to. | day My name isn’t in Conch jc howder.’ | | HAVE YOU HEARD the one | about the professor who tried to | jwaken a snoozing class in dull | | Statistics by stating that every time he breathed a person died | | - One student who was awake | Suggested, “Why don’t you eat | mints - Al Palmer, our | Hew reporter, hails from Canada, | and you should see the asides he | Puts on notes left on my desk for } the society page He missed | his alling He should be writ- ing fast and funny patter for | comedians Lt. Peter W. Lar- | ~ Py | | sen of the S Saliman ATF 161, at the naval hospital |this is being rushed to |comes another card “moonbeam” friend . 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