The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 14, 1951, Page 5

ee OOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor _. PERSONALS... NEWS OF ITEMS Special Interest ¢ ooking Group Ballentine’s Gumbo Enjoy Mr Some months ago, a group of women, most of them were discussing good things to eat and how to prepare the discussion came the organization of a special inte from mere chatting about food, a more re veloped. Now, every two weeks, the nucelus of the grot P. plus interested women who have joined it, meet and not only t about favorite recipes, but make them Yesterday, the cooking class met at the home of Mrs. John Ballen tine, 1416 Grinnell street, to talk over a famous New Orleans dish and to enjoy it. Hostess Mrs. Bal lentine has the kind of home 4 Blanding dreamed about type of residence which ought tc be pictured in magazines. The livingroom was cool and comfortable. The ladies sat about on the comfortable lounge chairs comparing notes with the true gourmet's enthusiasm. Mrs Au brey Hamilton and Mrs. Ballentine were in the kitchen. A savory sce: drifted into the diningnook. 1 fol lowed my nose, not the side for news, but the one that sometimes tells me what's cooking Mrs. Ballentine was _ stirring something in a huge cooking pot Mrs. Hamilton was fluffing some rice with a fork. I learned that the alluring nt steamed up from New Orleans Creole Gumbo Mrs. Ballentine vowed it was genuine. She came from New Or leans and ought to know. She smil- ed and added, “Mind you, I didn’t learn anything about cooking until after I had been married to John. But I do know New Orleans re. cipes and I'm passing this one on to the special interest group.” New Orleans Creole Gumbo “First—a deep, deep cooking utensil, preferabiy iron. Second—a frying pan—also “iron pre- ferred.” “Into the frying pan, or skillet, go two tablespoons of bacon grease, | They Know What’s Cooking n navy wives, them. Out of est group. And approach was de. and about a° table: ! spoon of gumbo file and salt and | pepper to taste i When ready to serve have flat | oup plates ready, the center of | é a mound of | y rice over which s ladled the gumbo. With this I suggest ¢€ cornbread and a toss. ed green salad. Nothing else is needed for this constitutes a meal hat a meal! so right! Al Palmer sampled it So did I. W the product with f d knowledg Mrs Ballentine aS the former Dorothy Mandeville of New Orleans and she knows other wonderful recipes In the large book collection are some excellent cookbooks, among them the Picayune topper. How er, yesterday's gumbo was made own recipe H Others who enjoyed the discus. n and the menu included Mes- dames R. D. Chandler, K, L. Plum- ; mer, who is chairman of the group; | “Wednesday, Noveinber 14, 1951 J. E. Campbell, W. B.. Ronan,.C. | é E. Grohs, V Schumaker, F. K Citisea Cone, and Princess Nina Carac-} cilo, ballet teacher ,{ TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE over a’ cookbook when experts get ‘together. Mrs. K. L. Plummer, left and Mrs Ballentine REG re ee immetl frein own pemional recibes with those printed 4n’aiGreale cookiodks Nie 1 er is chairman of the special inter ooking group here. Mrs ee : eer fine ef | hostess yesterday to the ladies who are studying culinary art. The meeting thi was at Mrs. Ballentine’s beautiful h 1416 G rt nary art are esdames Luc; . = ~, », : 1 hm tT or wee! ¥ Bratenahl, Ruth Dien, MK she prepared and served real New Orleans Creole Gumbo to the cooking class which meets every other week. Th Stone, Edward Eldredge, W. H. | Truesdell, Charles Henderson, John Potter, C. Connelly, and Harold Pfitzer, pears with the story in today’s edition. Juvenile Court Judge Eva Gibson ey House Former Ke ywester POINCIANA UNION _ THE KEY WEST CITIZEN “" bogs Bete on sak aha PHONE: Citizen Office: 1y2: Staff Photo compare notes of Ballentine nnell street, where recipe for the delicious Louisiana dish ap- Maid’s Nighi Out by Dot “GAMBLING HOUSE” Strand Theater. ‘Terry Moore, the round-eyed col- leen who co-stars in this.film with Victor Mature, must have hated her role in this picture, not because jshe had to play opposite that big hunk of_man, but because the script calls for her to be # spitfire, snooty Personage “who alter- nately rejects his advances and bursts into tears when he turns on his heels and walks out. Mature turns on several heels, including the one played by William, Bendix. | Bendix is sketched as -a gisy | gangster gambler who has “hood- jlums do all his ditry Work, like | beating up Mature who :is mixed up with immigration laws. Miss Moore tries to reform: Mature, a cynic about being a decent citi- |zen. Facing deportation as a for- eign-born resident witt® a Dead | End Kid career, he doesn’t have much concern for ideals: and still | states that this country is"the same jas others . ... “If fou shave the at the bucks, you okay :*. af you don't.....:4 But after some . heart-tugging experiences with aliens whe want |to become Americans, he-does an | about face. Of course, thé sympat- hetic Miss Moore had a Jot. to do with it as @ social service worker who really belives in what this nation has to offer. He‘makes an impassioned plea in federal court, |and even though it is wordy, the theme is acceptable. | The plot is too slow most of the |time and the senseless bickering between Vic and his light, of love ; becomes tiresome. What saves the interest angle is the si when Mature tangles with the boys in the back room . . . and-the scene wherein Bendix gets is call- ed “rubbing out.’ jy Nor the rub! a 2 - . . - HOLD DISCUSSION SEES anaes : (I like pure, Spanish olive oil bet oa | Gives Informative Talk To O.W.C. | Dedication Is Back From Korec WHER ada | CIVIC AUTHORITIES ; ter). Next—two red onions go into Baptist Circles Featured at the regular luncheon meeting of the Officers Wives’) Sox Roy Sunday SAN DIEGO, Calif., No 4 : ie !TO ATTEND MEETING } the oil. Let these fry, over low) |) Club at Ft. Taylor last Friday, was a talk by Eva Warner Gibson, |* : : Cheater. Kaikawsh Sixteen members were present ARTISTS ASSOCIATION : heat, until they become soft dt, To Engage In judge of juvenile court. Her topic was “Juvenile Courts.” Judge Gib- Jadhawbicy oan n/c saahocane ; monthly. meeting of. the| é s t i i g add | NZS Fe . Ah facts fe it); that. so-called : Se ae USN, husband of Mrs. Cathe ; ‘An. open -taaelinn aa adi ah 4 you like green peppers then add son began by pointing out (with facts to prove it), __that take place S ay at 2 p. at ‘ Poinciana Baptist Women’s Mis- pel ting which t one which has been choped into) Mission Study juvenile problems go as far back as recorded history. The difficulties) woo), House, the R | J. Kajkowski formerly of 518 sionary Union which met at the | “ie, representatives are invited, H smallish pieces) Now, add half a hic : v in the welfare, training and disciplining of children, therefore, is any Wiciece El Sa garet street, Key West, 1 onary E ce will be held by the Key West Ar- cup of water and let simmer for a The Woman's Missionary Society | thing but new —— So ee = i nounced rabicned rok. Kabca: this niorni church, November 8 at 10:30 a.m., } tists Association Friday, Novem- few minutes (this is to get the }f the First Baptist church held] “It is just the methods of hand-jsince society has taken more and i ch or | aboard the USS Weiss. a high-speed | “24 Cirele No. One took part in the | ber 16, in the West Martello Towers onion flavor well established) Pour | their November business meeting |ling these problems that have| more authority from the parents F I V Cal transport of the Pacific Fleet Am- | Program bso i this mixture—of onions and olive |@%¢ program, November 5 at the {changed in the course of time,"’} it has had to assume more and : the | phibious Rites? 5 irman was Mrs. Lillian, The group urges club and city i. oil into waiting and deep, deep pot, | church she began. “In early history, the] more responsibility for the welfare Metho-!" ‘The Weiss has beer cad who conducted the topic | *Uthorities and representatives. to Turn heat to high and pour in a| Devotional was led by Mrs. Ray | father of the family had complete| of the child. Measures have been ciel Meat toccorte months nee COO hina, | Oe present since the object of the large can of whole tomatoes Alderman, Mrs ‘a Albury, pro-/and absolute authority —including| taken for the protection and well)‘ ation | ing in Special operations of the month discussion. “Whither ! meeting is to discuss and outline » “After this begins to boil reduce | Stam chairman dhe aight to Mil is coe ror one i Ge sean The AVENE! . cromite the Keaden aie oes lines. In'vaide on Wor (Agia se who also took part |plans for the Coneh Festival slat- heat to medium and add about | iSsionacy topic, “* sell them into slavery.” |court. as a_ representative of i Reve wigue id, and to|san, Sangjin, and other Commun. | were Mrs. Ralph Tucker, Mrs, |@d to open on February 2. two pints of water (if necessary | She was joined by Mrs. See LON erent es ree Reis NIG JOM co a betler linderaiendi@e Core ee she was | Jack Phealan, Mrs. J. P. Sumner, |,, 1m Karns is in.charge of pub- more water may be added later | Mrs. Naomi Scribner and Mrs. | these barbaric conditions for many|cratic country, must frequently! rid cooperation Metwoen wen! leeate denen a dirachcn of oat ee aia * | licity. e ony Let this “simmer gently for | leona Collins'Wio “@tso" closed the | centuries. As late as a couple of| stand between’ the child and so-|' fue Nr war pugenploeuete. an Volar ee ici atau about ten minutes. Should you ; Meeting with prayer, then opened |hundred years ago, in England,|ciety—and also, very often, be REveds a the |concentrations of troops, mine jand a chicken dinner was served happen to have ham or chicken \ the business meeting. : children were sold into what was|tween the child and its parents to 5°’ of the LHalag® and auntly depo oy commer of Clecle“Fwe, Ard leftovers—or both—shred them and | Reports from committee chair-| called apprenticeships—actually a,see that the child’s rights are not,' thes Working with: the Weiss were | im. the cheetah began Siti drop them into the brew. Sliced |™4" were presented along with }type of slavery. Here in our own. violated. =. : sin. |U y Underwater Demolition | routine business session at which okra comes next (about one | Teport from the Annual W.M.U.{ country, children have been ex-| Judge Gibson feels that the ! ees chair-| Teams and British Commandos Mrs. D. B. Sharpe, president, pre- 2 package of frozen okra, slice it #8Sociational meeting held _ in} pjoited in textile mills, mines, and) juvenile court should have very‘ Cage a vice| MmpAugust, ve men of the Welss\| aay , > 8 first). | Miami, October 30 attended by | other industries,” she said. “Until) little in common with the usual)m@n: F eas- | Crew were decorated after being! Mrs. Ethel Hopper, Sunbeam In about ten more minutes put ;Mesdames Leona Collins, Lois |the advent of the present day] criminal court except, of course. tol’ airman tary; | Wounded by Red machine gun fire |teader, and Mrs. Mulligs, the Gave in a pound tin of crabmeat (this | Eden, Naomi Scribner, Edna Al- juvenile courts, children were! protect the child’s rights and to z By at Luis Machin’ | during a raid up the Han River Heater: outlined plans for the. tu: is usually available at a fish mar-|>UTY and Mercede Johnson. tried and judged and condemned] protect society where needed. Wit! M aay "| near Kaesong, site of the armistice | tare with both auxiliaries joining i ket) but if crabmeat cannot| Reports were made on the}under the same laws Boverning} the power invested in her as judge) CO;chalnmen. Se ecg in. Mrs. J. L. Ivey spoke the pray- i be found, then cut up about three | #™ount of groceries, medicine and | aquits of juvenile court, she can protect) The 8 dere rch, was! The Weiss docked at Navy Pier | or when the meeting closed at 2 Hl small lobster tails (raw) and put | Money given for needy families. |” rhe principles of the modern! children. from harm and provide) tired mm eclae inman, | in San Diego at 9:00 a.m p.m: | them into the pot. Let the gumbo | The State Mission offering was $75. | juvenile court stem from laws in-| them with needed: shelter—as: well appointed as “hoforary chairman, | 7 Ue Slatives and fiends. of { cook down—at about medium heat | _, Plans were completed for 2 MS" | troduced by the famous law mak-|as punish them for anti-social acts,| The Re ha emaonle hs | the erew and an official welcomin i ~until it begins to thicken. About | Hon study class to be held Friday, | or Blackstone, some 200 years} Mrs. Alwyn’ Smith, new co. Nominated as‘chaplain and — ad-| (OCW On i fifteen ‘minutes before removing | November 16, which begins at 10]. j¥e called attention to the! chairman of the club, was hostess Visor of the ney ict a . i from stove add a pound of raw, |@-™. Supervised by Mrs. Samuel | yoy accepted fact of today, and|for the day. The door prize at the Whicl c ee ae Rep. B.C. P 7 i Libs ai eae IE he ae rae MUP maociate | focused the concern of the general! luncheon was won by Mrs. L. A. sPcal ep. B.C. Papy ’ . eck fon, the SAE public upon the welfare of chil-i Cravener. ‘The next-taeeting of the ‘ mulls eee as : Coming Events {sgcu front - the sweden Smo Fees when he spolnted ut — *The|ciab wall ke Friday, November 23,|™0 I rse de l| Addresses Scouts WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14—| ee te st aaa capacity of doing ill or contracting] and the program for it will be an. Garcia, \ivarez, | Wal- |! Gao ttntailve’ barkic Spanish classes, adult begin-| ison session, which Weives see, | guilt is not so much measured by| nounced in a day or so. E son, Abela ‘vty’ | Bapy will address a gathering i ners, 8 to 9 p.m., San Carlos | p.m PR eh eon will eer ay Ss seats tat days md by Lae a ae 7 ore “ : oa aye Rev, | Girl Avie abet ee out 5 ica pecmmayorgs oe cara ae ; sc | : Bainal the delinquent’s unders' B ; re ‘ ° Parish hall on Varela stree! 5 Dae denen. Taylor |W Gand the per ee and judgement,” Hevfelt that under| Bowling Winners i The ieeting igpaged nie ih. | i Officers’ Club, 8 to 10 pm.lwaty . RUE Rh the age of seven, a child can not! ie ‘ 2 = pacts wih. Sables. ? Meeting, Jr. [Chamber of ear bees “hala as: Nada Me Sully, ofa felony—but, at. eight] Receive Awards 16 BODIES Stoddard said-in Omaha, Nebr merce, club house, 8 p.m. years of a felony. of seven | Scribner al Room | cheon p.m. Pave Ones of bedies al e, he may be guilty of] Winners of the Naval Base Bawl ‘Continued. Fix hat is, between the age ing Team, Mrs:*Irma Doulon and | these might be and eight,ia child has’ Mrs. Helen Castagna, were pre-| ready removed is in charge of the lum arrangements assiseted by jthe social and le chairmen of | ka, that officials sume’ that a cause of the wreck “can only’ pre Duplicate Bridge, Cx snowstorm, was -the Overseas hotel, 7: 2 ue £ ~ er x. eae 3 i" Meeting, Nat'l Executives Club| all three circle wanizations, Al] {reached the place-where he could sented with pennants and trophies | ; wy bodi er ered ye ieatisal ke Oe Ere | i of Key West, South Beach | ladies of church are invited to {be assumed to be held: accountable| at a luncheon held yesterday at | tere a ARS oes LIEF AT LAST ok : restaurant, 7 p.m attend this study ~ |for all his acts,” she continued. | the CPO club on the Naval Station./ Coroner. Gill Ee | j . Sees as HAAS: “With this start, gradual changes; The bowling is sponsored by the | ¢ said a third body had be } Meeting, Island City Navy sees i aap; SihectirattLailies Ausitecy of the Pleet Re. | found, But the report proved to hs H { | Wives’ Club No. 88, Bldg. 178| SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 east pile a eaaeed atl bee eo aa ae ‘ong. The “body as a ragged | For our | ‘| Seer eS, an sahil) eee: Ciularen a DURE oy int wag evealed tn Cock! © Cae cther winners, absent due | bundle lothi : | Chronic bronchitis may develop ifyour | 7~ GIFTS : Business meeting, Airship group, Ley Memorial church, iad ¥, Chicago, Hlinois. Florida,|to transfers, were Mrs. Georgia Giant cranes and bulldozers cough, chest cold, or acute bronchitis | () DevRon Eleven Officers’| 10 to 11:30 a.m County, Chicago, : | aay gee yey ae tarho, | worked to peel off layers of stacked | jg not-treated and you cannot afford | 1} NOW Wives, coffee, Ft. Taylor, 10) JayShee fashion show and card|in 1911, passed juvenile court laws) Holland and Mrs. Marie Farho | wreckage. portions: of what cate \a) tekane chumen ine de naman 2 : a ' "| “party, Elks club. annex. he {which allowed the county judges|Their awards will be mailed to| wrec mee, Dortions of what ee a ey Ceo | j Matting Fleet Sonar Officers’ | ginnit at 1 . ii neers jto serve as ex-officio juvenile) them, it was announced pre the porns AGtelec | goes right to the seat of the trouble to 3 : : ee SB PD vaca satan at Spa lage certain authority- teabiiebiss >“ caste reneisco and L 8 Ip loosen and expel germ laden : 8 swimming pool, 10 a.m |SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18 nes See anaes Shank The San Francisco ripped into | BAP AOOse te tae totsoothe and | ( | Meeting, Scottish Rite Bodies,| Dedication : Wesley |and in 1914 an amendmer Reynolds Schoo he rear of the Los Angeles which | pulegm and aid nature to soothe and | | U ; Scottish Rite Témple, 8 p.m.| House, at “ {passed allowing the creation ar . had halted: at a block’ signal | mialinaces se Yur é ; See Re a ourts iW Ires athe known de { i blends beechwood | Meeting, Junior Debs, Woman's |MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19— other cour 2 os z Vill I resent Aside from the known dead and | Creomulsion i Club’ 7:30 pm. 1? Meeting: ies Temple No,| ‘In Dec., 1950, the eee era 2 . a two missing, seven persons re- | creosote by special press vidas) LAY-A-WAY oting vaics ag Ar-| 90, Pythian Sisters, Knights| Conference, known as the White-| (0). : p | naineds ie » injured, two of | time tested medicines for conghs..It | Meeting, Amreican Legion, Ar-|/ 20, Pythian Sisters, Knights | Conference oa eas held in| Clrcus-Carnival mained serigusly: inured. tO" of | au is waits : | meee nk rpaas fen ee lw ston to bring together,| “Reynolds School Carnival} them in critical _conditi - | No matter how many medicines you | €) i Post Home, 8 p.m. | Meeting, WSCCS, Ley Memor ishing es s dreds were reported treated for | nave tried, Creomulsion is guaranteed | i THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15— ial Methodist h annex,|from all parts of the nation, per-|was the name chosen th minor hurts, and continued on | to please you or druggist refunds | ; Golf classes, baseball diamond} 730 pm. " ‘| sons interested in the needs of for the annual program present- | {110 way. | money. Creomulsion has stood the : NS, opeclal Interest froup | Mectine Gilieabeth Taylor Ci (young people for disetadions aim-|ed by the children of Truman-| "inion Pacific President A. E. | sectebinaky mmillinas of asere: (Adv) N'S., special interest sie a oe wu : First’ B ‘ist | ed at creating good laws for hand-| Reynolds school. The two per-! es Pas oe Sees os si § nAuiSEe Nevy- Wives diame Gene oe, Fra. ORs line salen problems’ Many. gelttal foraaiices of. the carnival will : Bowne Navy “Wiver deamuts "tonne -gt{Were discussed at this conference] take place tomorrow at 7’ p.m | ] fs die gee 1 : = caaents | r a horch F St | Which were later used in incorpora-) and on Friday, November 16, at ¥ eee roe anes ne eran to| Sir is tina material for the Act which is}3 p.m. : | ee erat APO gt iz ‘Guvenife Coune{i,|now our _ juvenile, court law in} Tumbling clowns, tight-rope} 8:30 p.m. TERS tae Pati na wtorida.” ake. stated | walkers, midgets, bareback rid- Ree. aoe: Oe Annual banquet, Monroe} Judge Gibson ‘particularly stress-|ers and monkeys are a few of| General Hospital spiretsendsl ; g er ait oe Society, ed that juvenile courts are welfare! the cus characters to be in| - Auxiliary, 2 p.m \ pean Pee ean om. | courts However, by the 1950 Act,)personated by the first and sec-| : zaar and — turkey Teel eRDAY CHOVEMERD IGE or [ine juvenile qudge Whi the cbower| ond grad Other highlights] POLLOCK’S First Presbyterian church, cl aewe. Hace Wives “league, |of a committing magistrate, i.e. a/ will be a band parade, dance of | UA LiTg to 8 pm. Dinner served at) Bowling, Na Wives tT eaticgi oe the: peace the Nations and popular circus] Wf, ] REID RU NG VOIESEE ie | Seething and ‘di Kiwanis,| As for the function of anvanile animals, : tiger, lions, an ele | Je Ww FS L 3 " 5 me PRIDAY, EAL: pose | nee Bee 2 age 5 iety, ‘S-; phant and a sea ae 4 q yr s Beach patio, 6:45 p.m, {courts in toda soc: : ; Meeting, . Alcoholics Anonyn ous, | adits er eee 6 2 m, “| Gibeon brought out ‘the fact. tha’| ke program. under ie aan > enhetle ch h, 8 Ping pon UW € YMCA First Presbyterian church, Geo Bon ; paresis neg: ision of the teachers, is for the > pice: Ss minis hild: f elementary Spanish Pees H Schoo Meeting, Minoca Council, De nefit of the school. Parents of 4 EF N Spanish, children of elementary Spanis SBOr ae Sa dakas te Be | hilary eve charge ot a hool level, San Carlos school, | level children, San Carlo gree of Pocahontas, Red jchildren are in arse f an 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. School, 3:30-4:30 p. 1 men's Hall, 8 p.m. _ various booths where candy, | oO; Ay se, a “ot Oke West Spanish cle Meeting, Disabled Veterans, | cz kes, popcor: peanuts, ice aria ants ati r wit civ- | : ponsored the Luz bidg., Amelia street, 8] cream eg les and hot dogs le a 1 »presentatives | USO, at Sa Mary Save z - ;, Tickets are expensive is Snore plarininy, | (Hal. (021. Duvel Meeting, Jr.Sr. High Schoo! | sripiodteon eee West Martello Towers. 8 p m.| adults. 8 to 9 p.n PTA, 6 p.m may be bought at the doc