The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 28, 1951, Page 5

oy Ptah Ne lei hie is is I es Sen AY ee nS Se OOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor SOCIETY ... PERSONALS... NEWS OF ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE netstat Sia ESE Wednesday, November 28, 1951 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN~ INTEREST TO WOMEN PHONE: Citizen Office, 193 Fashion Show At Poinciana Center Features Handmade, Original of the most delightfu t the Poinciana Center made the dresses they wore nh a covered dish luncheon, ai classifications. te Mrs. LaVica Gustafson, prop-| Methodist Men \Display Culinary Art For Ladies rietor of the Buttons Pine and Bows shop was the orignator and benefacturess of the show. Judges were Mrs. Dwight Putnam, Mrs. Francis Bates, and Shop Hopper. Mrs. Gladys Jackson. It was difficust to pick winners from all the models shown, but finally the prizes awarded. Best of the contest, a dress length from Butoons, Pins and Bows was awarded to Mrs. Jean Giedzinski for a gabardine raincoat of na- tural color, lined with plaid taf- feta. Mrs. Lee Larson won a prize with a lovely striped sh berg in pin::, grey and with a gold leather belt Mrs. Emma Braxton also won a prize in the afternoon class dress with a@ Davy and ‘white printed voile which she made at a total cost of $1. In the sports dress de- partment, Mrs. Mace won a prize with a button-down-the-front rayon non-crushable linen, and Mrs. Pat Holt in an interesting woven cotl ton of brown and white with a swing skirt and a cunning little pointed collar. This too featured an unusual belt. Mrs. Bernice Lunsford was uni- que in that she won two prizes. One was for a man’s shirt of beige gabardine and the other for a love- yellow, was beige crepe wtih huge bow tie and a black faille skirt tucked across the front Other winner in the skirt and blouse department was Mrs. Janet LeFebvre who wore a soft blue blouse with pert shir- red sleeves and a brown gabar- dine skirt with detachable peplum. The prize for the sun dress with packet went to Mrs. Tina Jordan who wore a band print of large vi- vid flowers trimed with gold fac- ing, and covered with a smart black faille packet. Prizes were donated by Calleja Crocer, ‘Fausto Grocery, Poinciana Cleaners, Gift House .and Buttons, Pins and Bows. leew PROMOTION IS GIVEN ENGINEMAN WEBB Engineman Melyin Webb, USN son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wi of Auburndale, Florida, has recent- ly been promoted, Engineman Webb is attached to the USS Cut-! lass. Engineman Webb is a graduate of Auburndale High School. He was promoted to Enigneman, second | class, in October, 1951, and has re- ceived three- previous promotions | since enlisting in the Navy in Nov- | ember, 1948. | Engineman Webb is married to the former Miss Mary Carolyn | Wheelus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, | U. E. Wheelus of Albany, Georgia. | Their residence in Key West is 1003 Southard Street. Hometown newspaper—Auburn- dale Press, Auburndale, Florida. Coming Events WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28— | Book review, special interest Spanish classes, adult begin- | ners, 8 to 9 p.m., Sam Carlos | nd was f yw proper. This was in the form of a contest for the On Ley Memor: vited their culinary skill of their o Monday jal ladies to November 26 Methodist burner, Chief Roscoe Twenty-fou dinner, with corn on the served ir Chureh Annex ‘and the ‘ladies covered why the men look fo to their bi-weekly meetings dinner joyed bv all under the able and Mrs. haked pota After tion of Mr. man. Those pre: Mrs. Millon Don Gillham neth Hutton, Mr. and Mrs. Rey. and Mrs Myer- mons, Mr. ing, Mr. Kibbon, Norman Ca Mr ur e! toes, sent rey Mr. ga were Mr. Mrs. R. M. Bramlett Chief Radioman Ivan R. Thorn- | i, son of Thornton of 5 |8th Street, Independence s abo: SS. ton, U: Stephen H is presently submarine, U Chief Thornton is in cha the Submari cation perso v ine former Gertrude Movosup, Conn 4, Norw with their two children RFD No. onnel. His wife is the ; L. Gelinas of | now residing at 3% and Tommy Hometown newspaper—Norwich Bulletin, Norwich, Connecticut { ——— | ELECTRICIAN QUALIFIES IN SUBS third cl. Mr ing S Chivo ich, mes William § Roberts, Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. K Eldon and Mrs. Stuart Whit-; and = Mrs. and Kerns, Mr. and Mrs man, Miss Miriam Carey Ray Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gravel R Mrs. Will |CHIEF IVAN THORNTON | ly skirt and blouse. The blouse) ABOARD SUBMARINE Chivo’s Communi- ; a age 2' Electricians Mate, Alexander School ober, 1951 John Avenue, | Conn., has recently been designated | “Qualified in Submarines.” Electricians M Street. Mangini, Felix Mangini, West ate ; married to the former | Giulietti of New Haven dence in Key West MATE jtricians Mate Mangini it attached ito the USS Cutlass. Electricians Mate Mangini is a graduate of Boardman Trade He was promoted to Elec- tricians Mate, third class in Oct-j M Miss Hometown newspaper Lieutenant L. A (ChC),- reported to the | ven Register, New Haven, Conn. i |Lt. Dickenson ‘|To Report Here | In Gilmore Duty | Dicker if Connecticut | T were Mr nd K oscoe Mc Judson | m Hoff Mr.| ans, | and; E Mrs. | South Kansas d the and 1 ge of | Ray, age local Tad: ncer USN, yHaven Elec school auditorium P: eds of the show angini dith | tion ir resi-! The Duval | . . | Schweitzer ian Stark, David Sherman, Don Morris, Ben S velt, and E Production William’ and Dor grams; Th acts; Mary cast inclu Pauli -New Ha- Mc hke H ga props; Joel a k Kathryn Lowe. tickets Sim school. } more on November 20th, from Mili- | McQu Dancing classes, Ft. Taylor! tary Sea Transportation, Brooklyn. |workers with Officers’ Club, 8 to 10 p.m. |New York istage manager Meeting, Jr. Chamber of Com-} Lt. Dichenson entered the Navy Publicity is handled by merce, club house, 8 p.m. jin April of 1944. He returned to |Harra, make-up by i Duplicate Bridge, Coral Room | active duty in August of 1951 A resume of the pl Overseas hotel, 7:45 p.m. Lt. Dickenson is the son of Mrs. jows at’l Executives Club|L. A. Dickenson, of Bassett; Adam Adams, a Sey West, South Beach | Street, New Bitrain, ( jtable young restaurant 7 Gas For four vears prior to his re-! his wife is Luncheon meeting, Fawtulant call, Lt. Dickenson was a clergy-| charming young Officers’ Wives, South’ Beach {man in Waterbury, Conn., at the | go to the movies. W restaurant, 12:30 p.m. Plain Union Church. |the taxi, the taxi driver He is to relieve Lt Edwarc Nihoul aniel i man, dramaties and radic directo will go t is ;the Classroom Teacher's Associa Martha E Book review, special interest) _ Pda Frenge L..| Green, ta them on a wild group, Ft. Taylor, 10 a. m.,| Garrett, (ChC). whe will leave the | out into country and reve with review by Mrs. William | Gilmore on November 30th. Lt. ‘that he is not a taxi driver at Killefer jGarrett will have Served eignt | but that he has stolen the cab THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29—_ ,/3ears in the Navy this coming |is looking for a place to cor Golf classes, baseball diamond | March. He reported oboard the | suicide by driving N.S., special interest group | Gimore paces 5 ay 1949 at liff or 10 am Divi frout imines | Bowling, Navy Wives’ Leagut, oo G a pret } till they r N.S. alleys, 1 p.m, j i advanced Students, | ‘os school, 7:30 to! Ss San C 8:30 p.m. Sewing group, Monroe Co. General Hospital Woman's group, Fort Taylor, 10 a.m. | Auxiliary, 2 p.m. | Social meeting, Junior Woman's | club, 7:30 p.m, Boatd meeting, Wom home of Mrs. Wal 1011 Von Phister, 3:30 p.m. uncheon meeting, VX-1 Officers) Wives, Aeropalms, 12:30 p.m.) FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30— Meeting, Alcoholics Anonymous, | First Presbyterian church, 8} p.m. Spanish, children of elementary | school level, San Carlos school, 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. i Dance recital, Gerald Pinder) School of Dance, Convent audi-| torium, 8:30 p.m. | SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1— | Meeting, Children’s Missionar)) group, Ley Memorial church | 10 to 11:30 a.m. Be | Official opening of the Casa Marina hotel. of 1943. He is the s Lt. Garrett will report to the Na- Great Lakes, Mrs. W. B. Garrett S.C. val Training Center. tm S| Memorial auditorium, 3:30 p. 'Y, DECEMBER Special group, Officers’ Wives’ Club, | ed for duty on boa: craft service, Bldg. 178, N.S Speaking class, Em Woman's Club, 3 to 5 p.m. Meeting, Circle II, Women Pres: byterian church. Mrs. W avenue, TUESDAY, DECEMBER—4 Bowling, N.S, Alleys, 1 p.r H. 3p Nav: Bell Wi Meeting and dinner South Beach patio, 6:45 p.m. School, Spanish class E n of Dr. andj" Elks member of Sigma Pi at home of}tional physics honor so 900 Flagler} was commissioned ensign on morning vaurens, | —- | Anna, and her mot WEDDING BELLS WILL CHIME Thur Vovember 29 | Faculty Group Will Present Play Thursday And Friday The special dramatics group of of Monroe county are sponsoring Evening,” by Katherine Kavanaug Curtain time is 8 p. This Week is t the Key West High schoo! aid, Gerti man, Casper. that he had stayed out so lat sitive mother is to knov of the n says t to conceal tk Rosi’ ie’s help. A eal Rosita’s pre to deal to our wives. rid of Mr. Cokes with h men whe They alse ‘dese vocabulary, and his wife ounces that he is dead than alive. he midst of the d taxi dris cide by dri sctor for Mrs. ilments. n,sta getoodjr.nB Club ers, USNR, son of Mrs. ; { Powers. "interest |Jand, Maine, has recent! 30 p.m. | (SS-341) Goddard, ensign Powers is the University of M ember 14, 1950. eg Jeague, former Miss Henrietta M Kiwanis, | v st } Maine. Their residence |Ensign Powers Joins USS Chivo Ensign Frederick Webster I Haz 42 Clifton: Street, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Symes, 32 Clifton Street, Por Ensign Powers is married to Ss Ww Coral Shores H nd Key rnament, YMCA-! West is 1301 Leon Street gh Schoo} sponsored by the N.C.C.S San Carlo | USO, at Saint Mary m. Hal 1021 Duval beginners adults, 8 te 9 pm. reet PTA Slates Group Activity A board meetingf of the ¢ PTA has Friday’ at 8 p.m Shores been Mrs. Myrtle Albury in 1 Tues tes 8 p.m. in the s Mrs. Marie Lazo will give port on the State PTA conve held in Jacksonville, recently Mrs. Kay Wilkerson. will give a report on the Nov meeting of the county counci at Marathon. The meeting will also incl exchange of gifts as a Chr celebration with Music Mrs. Allen leading in of carols. | Miss Barbara Buckley To Become Bride president Dinner Dance For O. W. €. December 15 The ‘National Airline vse. can wai Number Of Flights a@ formal in - D tb 1 8 rmal dinner dance, Sat-) Effecti i, Nati ecember 15, at the Fort)... ite Taylor Officers’ club. Entertain- a veil Soetengn: Hi sehetided, ‘i, 8 3 service to Key West by adding an ment will be prasented as part-of ., the gala evening's PAMGEIEehich| * Seam j wc athe eran .., , local station manager for the air-; Southernmost Christ-' tine announced today. | The added service will depart n for the arrangements from Key West at 5:10 p,m. daily Bratenhl. Mrs. J. W.jand will be known as Plight 36. y and Mrs. J. H, Clare. will} This will make a total-of three serve on the committee. flights daily to and from this pou- Al Reichel’s orchestra will play lar vacationland. The other two for dancing. Reservations may be flights will depart Key West at | made by calling Fort Taylor. 7:50 aum. and’ 3:05 p.m. | _ National Airlines will more than H double the capacity of its current i | fleet as a result of arrangements | made today for thé purchase of 14 | of Convair’s new 340-airerafts, ac- | cording to a jeint announcement |made today by G. T. Baker, Na- ional’s president, and. John V. Ofifeers as the title We pwowrwwwe STAPLES HAVE SON | Seaton : r ; “e Mr. and Mrs, James Lewis | Waist, vite, president in charge ples, Sr. contracts for the Consqlidated Vui- 1204 Pine street, are | 5 e proud parents of a son born ember 14 at Monroe General He weighed eight pounds s been named James Lewis, No ' BOY FOR MYRICKS and Mrs. Harold Edward! aircraft, Baker said: . 717 Caroline street, have| The 44-passenger Convairs. and boy who was born at thhe | the 8 Douglas DC-6B planes: that seneral hospital, Novem- | National will put inte © in He weighed seven pounds, jeight ounces and has been named James Edward. 1952 to double us 006 fost wil | KENNEDY’S HAVE BOY Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy are the happy parents of a son, Patrick Edward, born November 14 at Monroe General hospital. He! weighed six pounds, twelve ounces. cent. ¥ eee Delivery. of the Conyairs will begin in August, 1958, ~ _ The Kennedy's live at 1200 White-| The 340, which wil] -its first head street. jappearance in airline in | April, is a redesign ofthe Convair | DAUGHTER ARRIVES 240, Vultee’s twin- | Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Irving | sine Plane Dat hag, hp ag a Heggie, 300 Truman avenue, have new oo Agra: hap ja baby girl born November 12 at ran carties & ws greater Monroe General hospital. She ny, Pay load, weighed eight pounds, and has | and 1 more lapel been named Sonja. Baker pointed out. | | a MARQUEZ HAVE GIRL | Apply To Wed Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Mar- “ ; quez, No. 6 Pahaski street, have a} Gerald Pla, 412 Julia new daughter, born at Monroe Barbard Cooper. ha General hospital, November 14,}4 Marriage license She weighed seven pounds, thir- |0f Judge Raymond = teen ounces and has been named |>€ martied by Peace ¥ | Cynthia Marie. Hamlin. & } atin ssa: Sai Mae William Horace Brown, Ellene Harfell, Petrie Studio Photo | Maid’s Night Out se by Dot “HOW COULD YOU DARLING?” Beemer Wins ‘ a & OUFTE The National Geographic Soci- | N@vy_and POPCORN YOU EVER ATE a2 y . * jtay says ¢ ord » |seas. Hotel have {t USO-YMCA at the Strand. Theater _ [ty Sar, ihe, woed achat eae ele Saas t Adapted from James Barrie's! cates on early toll roads, turned) #araed. : r? f this | Baste rpiece, ‘‘Alice - Sit - By - The-| aside to open the way. g »| Fire,” this comedy of manne MICA.‘ borders on most of the time} of and is de ly done. It’s been] a long I have heard an "tient | almost continuous ripple. of laugh Most DELICIOU , but e of domestic jife at the ntury gets that re audience . . 1 a movie roles are i John Lund and dai: ec. Wasp-waist g-pong huge trains and_billo js A d | it. seems. She acts ; but most that she. can gicyroles into that of} December 1, 1951... AM. s 2 h ease. Lund's . 8 ‘exy | little facial quirks and parr tricks? HOURS: Mon. Wed. "t Fri. 2 il Every | add much to the fun Daily—2 -5 P.M. al scene stealer is But “the ll. Peter Hanson, an urchin} with a penchant for refined brash ness, if there is such a quality y |} Second to him is young Mona Free- rn who will no doubt some day be the First Lady of the Screen m- | She is certainly off to a most aus- picious start The late Victorian setting is} | magnificent; the plot sparkles; the dialogue is of course studded with | the genius of. Barrie. 2 e entire family will enjoy this The and St. Joseph's School — Presents | DANCE RECITAL == Pupils of - 2 i 4 EXCEPT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, APPOINTMENT I take this opportunity to thank : y friends and patients for their kind hho during my recent illness. of Your Grocer SELLS that Good STAR * BRAND and CUBAN tae) TRY A POUND TODAY—— The Food Calendar at the “A CAYO HUESO is Always In Tune with the Seasons ties change daily, so no matter how often you 1 always find variety among our tempting dishes. NOVEMBER 30, 1951 E HERE TONIGHT ‘ Curtain at 8:30 P.M. (Fed. Tax Incl.) tes —REAL SOON TOMMY TOMERLIN, Recommends Today: ae Goulash with Spretzels—$1.85 Hungar: