The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 28, 1951, Page 6

SST EEN. & TRE KEY WEST “Wizz i dey SOCLETY . DOROTHY KATMER, So-icty Editor Balloons And Hat Favors Featured At Party Ror Little Linda pene Church. who at- Raimerez ey, Richard nne Knowles, eens: c nd "Mace and Grego Thompson, nd David Sweeting 3 who attended the party Mesdames Winifred Fryzell,| Curry, Nell Rose Higgs Raneu, Marion Aibury, Wallace, Mary Sweeting, Curry. r., A. B. Curry E. Curry, Julio Matchett H. Huenefeld, W. F. Edwards Mrs. Demeritt, Wilma Felton,| Virginia Humphreys, John Arm- 5 field, Charies B. Curry, Enerette Sweeting, J. T. Sweeting, Pres- ton Nonnemacher, Elmer Noone- acher, Fred Weech, Byrnine| Thompson, Teddy Canova, Mr, Deusen, Jack Delgney,, Winston Jones, Rex’ Biazs, Angel Deigado, Miss Jeanne Conova, Miss Mary | Anne Matchett, Miss Gail Sweet- | ing, Mr. and C. P. Curry, Jr. and} _ PEKSONALS ecdeuali Louise Brunson Becomes E. ngaged ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE \PolioChapter Meet |KNOW YOUR NEW SBO¥ \IsSetFor Tonight | i Annual meeting of the Monroe | | County chapter 6f the National | |Foundation for Infantile Paraly-! | sis, Inc., willbe held tonight at! '8 p.m. at the Coral hotel, across | | from the fpostoffice .building on | Simonten Street. | Cc. B, Harvey, outgoing |chairman, cordially invites j everyone having an interest 4 ps March of Dimes and in t of = to attend. It | ers’ March on Polio may be | mext_year. The report will be presented by Mrs. James Mc- Manus and Mrs. George L. Carey, | who recently attended a polio | conference. at Ta Fila. | Treasurer Jeff Knight will re- ‘port on the good financial stand- ing of the local chapter. aegis Sept. 7 Wedding Date Is Slated | For Betty Filer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Raymond Filer, 704 White Street announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their dayghter Betty Filer to Arthur A. Boza, Jr., son . INE ws OF INTEREST IO WOMEN if PHONE: Citizen Office, 1935 = t aoe: sean SG RONNIE SINGLETON | Here’s a lad with an eye to the 19 visiting with Mr. and Mrs. M. | McAllister of this city. They de- | clared that they hoped to return next year for a longer stay, hav- or Officers | South Carolinians at a party dur ing their sojourn. Honor guest Mrs. E. Williamson of Wash Engagement Of Admiral Brunson's Sia iighdn ares Louise, Bob's Sport Shop. | "The ‘groom-to-be, a student of the University of Miami, School of Engineering, is presently em- Announced | Dunking, Hot Dogs, ‘“Moriarity” Enjoyed By FAWtulant Officers | Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Sweeting. | of Mr.-and-Mrs. Arturo Boza, recently returned from the camp | 1124 Duval St. |future. He is saving his route | at Snapper Cyek. At, t SOUTH CAROLINIANS — | The wedding will take place at | Viney in Postal Savings for a | alert Singleton is helper. with ENJOY VISIT HERE; St. Mary Star of the Sea Church, college fund. Right at: the |=ugene Roberts on the paper ; pay | Hie September 7th, at 5:45 }colleg -— route covering the area between PLAN RETURN TRIP | ‘ ? moment, Ronnie is in the 8th} white, Simonton and South Mr. and Mrs. Gus Demetrion/| The bride-to-be is a graduate] grade and is 13 years old, He | Beach. from Alart Farms, Waterboro, | of the Key West High School, | collects stamps, plays baseball} Next year he will take over a S.C., spent the week of August} class of 1951 and is employed at | and wants to be an electrical en- | large part of the route himself. gineer. clarinet in the senior band. He's an Eagle Scout of Troop 54 and | Elizabeth street. = + ing enjoyed “every minute of the/| ployed in the Engineer and Re 7 See ANE Beach Patio ‘trip to Key West,” they said pair Department at the U. S. Na- Ss p to Key West.” they said. | pee ape Tryouts For Key West Players Club, @ Pia ler avenue, entertained the by Oleo Postponed Until Sept.7 Tryouts for oleos for the next extravaganza to be the Key West pl A musician, Ronnie plays | Ronnie is the sun of Mrs. Eliza- beth Singleton and lives at 329 's will be held Friday night, Septem! a ington, DC. Also present were| USN) and Mrs, Clyde Barn theater. The “amateur night” was scheduled for Friday, Ai e ay |, 4 . i ¥: ai ii 3 ry, t vomigrd Colieen Stevens, Cora L. Deme-| w . i As they say in show. buisness, wpe f t into the act, at the) 31, but a number of individuals who want to participate ce » Beottish Kite terion who took flesh bulb pic-| Brunson, is engaged to Lt. (jg) M. Bruce Sullivar wetting down party held by officers o' PaWfutant at the Officers’ | the event be postponed because of the baseball game between the tures, Marion U. Peach, Char-| Pool, the Seap’ane base, for eight men who-recently received promo-| Junior Chamver o> Commerce and the Junior Women’s Club to be ing, Young Adult Fellow-\iene Tibbs, Marjorie Wood and| ™ ‘ tion in rank. got on that date, and other conflicting events. ship of First Methodist 1 orig Clawson srandp vi Brunson’s parents, we Fifteen officers and. their wives and muests apended the fatal ® Board of Dierctors of thay ieecceeeieee Church, 6 p. 14., Church An- lore leavin ey West, the} the Jose Na ‘© of thi Her mother was the bration. Not only the initiates, but the initiators and wives all en = “A ee Be 298 rk on re ee ro up in one of the most exciting social splashes of the summer in Players are asking foc. wide Dany ‘Ja anese-Pakistan : emetrions wer at @ bon ante aie Al the pool ticipation. in the event, hoping to; ling Waters Ke- | voyage dinner given by Mr. and B - "'Se K > i] rse) y P « No, 14, 8 p.m | Mrs ST Maio a Bruce Sullivan of|+ vt. en Larsen Refreshments served at the/acitye” ‘The other combatant|™ake it as successful as the hil- Hall yf: nihccaien ant F orth, Texa iW a“ Z V F W | 2 promotion party ineluded fresh craftily shifts position to avoid! ious production of “The Drunk.) Lrade Reopens WEDNESD. GUST 26— Nava) Station Alleys Bc Brur 2 4 poe i ser rites AUX, tomatoes, potatoe salad, baked) a score hit on the head after/ard” put on several years ago. KARACHI eae: eas peeagers eae Paka) Sen, mar Were homey |e sttended the Convent of] J Korea Field | °°" »® 498s and beer. answering, “Here 1am.” Best) Persons interested in. acting, in|, “ARACHTP) Karad Epise on rish Hall au : i cms # os isan ite F fary Iw She was alnc rom orea Feu In addition to the dunking, the] two out of toven. Hsia wins we the cast or in the oleos, are invit-| ans res si ie — — 6 Dessert B p Devron | Senple a te of Dana Hull, We tl ‘Tibbs, 86-1 Poinciana | unique sport of Mortarity was iu Pris mee are TECK’ | 64 to. get into touch with any of | tye bie Spike ol on DP ™m,.| Meeting, Sea Finigee Cootiette attended Sweet Sega satiate from | played, Doubtless, it was instigat-|"""phe English imported brand of| the following members of the| fine weaned = em ~~ ane Base CI | Club 371, 8 p.m., VFW Home lege, Sweet fies ths : ‘ jae rt aking dite vFW ed by Lt. E, M. (Buddy) Cadenas,| amusement, now a fayorite party| committee, or members of the! month. Conehs Navy Wives | Masing, Mince bn sa ae . iuxiliary here for the gift pack- [NM expert at the hard hitting Feeding probably was dervied es 4 Sicudi ta The “Nankai Maru” left a load f ps a aa el member of| age which was sent to him lust | game, It was first introduced in-|fram the last tale of Sherlock Bell Jack Cee pach) of textiles and textile machinery , 10:30 & m,| Redmen's Hall a member of | 4& 8 Holmes in which the famous!Carbonell, Jack C Mrs.| carrying Pakist msteriais i aval Station.) Meeting, Key West Players, 6 | Ka ovority | April to Key West circles last, spring sleuth met the villain, Dr. Mori-|Helen Cutter, Burt Garnett in ee tees Perae Few ” Junk ngeraasae ot| p.m., Barn Theater 4 now on oe 3 rn ae lus letter dated |5y the British” eontingent and arity in the Tower ‘of. London| Charles Gossett, eee lemielipitiinsinaes OTA IMET ee pm jub holie Daughters of acl yea, took under-| August 6, follow : here Moriarity was trying to,thrie, Comdr. Fritz. Harlfinger, bor ‘ House soy He work at the University My thanks go to the VW |has spread in popularity with) where ty | About two-thirds of the -hum- Bowling, Officers Wives Club, America, eater ae il received hie wed, Auxilimy in Key West, also for|even the feailer. sex taking a|make off with crown jewels. He [poben, Morse. Dorothy Raymer, / an body is made up of. water. Naval Stetion| Amstell, from Tulane Medien! | initiating a system of reminding |Whack at the game and at each] was crowned in an unroyal man- olay ee Page Gerald Saun- Be ys | Meeting, Key West Wort member of Nuj the local men w ‘ other. , eas wr ts se maghends int | Duplicate dge Club, Key| — Club, 3:30 pm, Wor ieaternity ervice that t Two players are blind-folded| The promotion party Moriarity eens ee ier: ep al jek West Bridge C 45 p.m "ih Alderaan inge expected to] d0 remember. It and handed a rolled up wad of} bout went on for a retord hour] a ae Bea Danie p vers , oom, Overseas Hotel.| Meeting, Key West Chapter No. | ts in Seattle hing-| tice to be back home with all the | papers or @ magazine, They lie} and a half i honprieg “ bgtrrget ar nT Bridge, Airship Deviton 283, National Sojourners, 7 ve Jate autumn. * friends end relat to enjoy |prone, face down, grasp left Oner e ae igre d bai 5 eth Aaic ewe Officer tubs, sat ot. aaieyterian | a those things: home | hands, unless they are south-| up in ran r. ij bp. mn, Aatopalme, Beapiane gig eerie | : what it is to me, but that will be paws, and poise the paper clubs|D. Latimer, Lt Cmdr. A. Z. V.|and vaudeville show are asked beGin id NEW nee TODAY fag, otic Mecting, Junior Woman's Club, |Betty Anne Appel | ingossivie for aout six months | over thelr heads. ae It G. R. C 9 bia : Beh ioaping ( 1 f jyet_ If things igo well, I should | ‘The first challenger to attempt Lt. | Cadenas, Lt. Ay, es the ; Wives 2740. aby: ae ‘4 fd buihe Bosq Popl, ‘ wind uroiin, Monkoy © Ce Henpitel Womenx Auxtiaty bin, St. Church be cqming to the § fixst |e partpert alter com) iw Kawa: 2p. ,, Hospital, Epide 4 g sland | Rendle Clase, Officers Wives| Hae wie eerste Up arid im Club, m., Tennis Court! Meeting, La Concha Navy The many new homme | rth Neus Pool | Wives Club No. 68, 10:39 u.m , TE Ht ahiouses, the: sm 1 Disaster only as directed) is sold with @ strict money FRIDAY, AUGUS Building 178, Naval Station a OVER e beAPhes tind ropa ert bock guarantee if aot delighted with Officers: Wive juncreon| Méeting, Junior Chamber of Ka. predint ‘Mdm “Appel is va should make things more | The regular bi-weekly luncheot tesults, Sold only by at 1245 4 wt Taylor Commerce, & pm Club | cationing in New York City and than they were before. As meeting of the Officers’. Wives) Mrs. G. J. Le Breton in charge. | ¢ Teens pera: (allo ns Meeting ke Anany- | nat lhak At unhounced: future pls you realize, I am quite anxious |@jub will be held Friday, August! Reservations maye be made by sh cad ee ae, wn Ave.—-Mail Orde ed mous, First Bowling, Office 6 Club, |in her caret to fet home again, but am willing 13], at Fort Taylor Officers’ Club| telephoning Ft ‘Taylor Officers’) ss $i Church Annes 140" pon Station | Se to put in the required amount of | ut’ 19:15 um. Club before 6 p.m. Wednesday, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Bowling Ailey» |Mother And Son Have {176 like the rest of the guys, |’ Guest speaker will be Fred | Audust 29. All cftigers miele én YOUR WATCH aman “ther obi a pond pt Mee ne Kay We eta ent | Now Returned Home package, and thank the other ae geass gr tr is There will be a baby sitter at ‘ Entrance, County Old Folks Clubhouse, Stock and "\ Mrs, Charles R Smith, Jr and/ ladies of the auxiliary who are | spisaster Control In ‘Time Of|the club and the navy nursery is CLEANED AND OVERHAULED Home, Island, Public Meeting, Dade Lodge No. 14,|Y0Un# son, Tommy are now at doing the same for of the wae He will address the club! open during the luncheon hours. Invited Masonic Group, 6 p.m,, Scot. | home at 1311 Flagler avenue and) other local be In answer or preparation for such an event| If the weather is bad, the baby|] . INCLUDING . SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 tish Rite Temple 4 jdong n T was bo tion concerning the | sng what action should be taken| Sitter will be at the nursery. 5 Cocktail Kiks Club, 46) Meeting, Bublton Four Wives ee 36-6 Se Pie tay eh fits of more of the Key | following it, He expects to an- ™ eeded Parts p. m., Club House 6 , Fort Taylor Officers is fother, Lt. (go Charles ave not seen any |, es hom T 0 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4—~ cub TE ANO® OFC smith, Je, ‘USN, in the son of other suye since. 1; Nays «, been ated rasp P= aenibern ime Uut FOR -» Moeting, Key West Ministerial | Duplicate Bridge Club, 7.45|Charles Smith, 1014 Elm street, here. Sorry T could not help you | “ponowing Frohock’s talk, Red] LINCOLN, 1ll.—(@)—If the ‘lo- Aamo lation, 1) am, Wiret eo. Coral Room, Oversens | | ei et ee deci aa nae |Cross representatives will outline| cat jaddies hed been called to a *reabyterian Church lotel rs. Simth's parents an bag atniclyn ames t ogister le for s le- i Swimming Classes, Officers | THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 6 [and Mrs, Hl. H. Hoppe, 226 Oak) epee eantary coursed ort dlaeiic Pace 4 apenas You Pa Y One Year Wives Club, 4:30-4:40 pan] Swimminy Aver FE ee AS HnILEY FOr Gane Smoky, the traditional Dalma- Y * Written Haas * Officers Pool Wives , ' ‘ > 97 , Hostesses for the luncheon are] tian of the fire department, came No More! Ww Meeting, Mariner Beout Ship| — Seaplane Base Pool 2 ann Tech 89. AP HD clo: Po wives of the Sonar Squadron and| up with just one pup. All fons oe arranty No Viying Cloud", 7 pan, | Meaating, V. F. W., Post No. | Radio Club, 7:30. p.m. Na sone Underwater Training Unit. with] wajted anxiously because the shes +h gape nein ¥ $911, 6 pm, V. Fo W. Post | tions . phe agy - MAAAAAABADADABAAARAAAAAA Sa aR puppy was born on the seat of ALL WORK Albert's Je leeting, Key Temple No | MONDAY, SEPT! baa Ey geen } . fs) elers 20, Pythian Sisters, 6 pan, | Maating, Elks Lodge, 6 p.m.,| Meeting, Circle Two, Women of s. BIRTH RUMMAGE SALE SLATED) the pimper fire truck. DONE BY Ww ights of Hall Clubhouse | pin, Home of Mra, Bernie ee The Ley Memorial church is OF MIAMI, FLA. FAMOUS. Handicraft = ¢ Officers | Sewing Group, Monroe County | Papy 1021 Washington Pe ici holding a rummage sale Septem- IN MEMORIAM WATCH REPAIR DEPT. Wive Club 745 pm, Ree- Hospital Wornan's Auxillary, | Street VVVVV YY VY VY EWErrerYYyYye ber I from 9 aan Vall E pm. in} In Rates of our pens on reation Building, Navel Ste 2 p.m., Hospital Meeting, Circle Three of Wo. ta building loca‘ at the corner away Ug. a tion Tennis Classes, Officers Wives | men of First Presbyterian’ Harn gts gece ad aby {Of Thomas and Angela streets, ROBERT L. ALBERT. DIAL REFINISHING, $2.95 - AUTOMATICS, $6.50 Meeting, Women's Mission Club, 8 am. Tennis court | Church, 8 p.m. Home of Mra. ioy Was horn lost nieht at. a .y Proceeds of the many bargains) Two years ago, I said—Thy CALENDARS, $8.50 - CHRONOGRAPHS, $14.50 Union, First Bap Church, near pool Earl Julian, 1435 Flagler ave- | (..),,, ite o Mr Mee. Havia | Will go to ehureh benefits. will be Picked Up and Delivered 7:30 p.m., Church Hall Meeting, Officers of Fern Chap-| nue Pue in ‘Miami Fla ee PRE ag.amreg gm Thy will 0’ God is best, . re omy TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 ter, No. 21, Order of Eastern Ire DAY, SEPTEMBER 11 Mrs, Pue is the daughter of Appl ‘o Wed By thee, the victory’s won Dinner Meeting, Kiwanis Club, Star, B p.m. Scottish Rite Meeting, Circle One, Women of Mes. Wathen Cares ot ea PP iy In thy strong will we find our 6:45 pin, South Beach Patio le 1 “the First Presbyterian | oi |"! peters ‘| Application to wed was made in| _ rest. Restaurant ¥RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 | Church, 8 p.m, Home of “or. young mother is the for. | the office of County Judge Ray-| Thy will, O’God, be done. Bridge, Officers Wives Club, 8] Mesting, Alcoholics Anony Mrs. Joseph Bringman, 1410 0.1 cis Malone of this city. |mond Lord, August 24, by Joseph! Mother, A. L. Albert; pm, Fort Taylor Officers’ mous, 6 pan. First Presby- | Von Phister Street |A. Pierce, 25, South street, and Basins. Leo 2. Albert Club. terian Church Annex. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 byterian Church, 8 p. m. ~ | Marjorie D. Hanson, 24, 1645 ‘L. Albert Bowling, Navy Wives, 9 am, Mapting, Key West Amateur Meeting, Women of First Pres- Church Hall | Flagler avenye. Children and Relatives