The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 10, 1951, Page 5

SOCIETY |. OUROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor Beta Sigma Phi Sorori To Aid The Needy Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at Key ity organized on a national scale, Jocal needy folks who wi Christmas much less a Recently this group of women paid tribute to the many local organizations in this community whi lend a hand whenever ied and decided that they too ould join forces with other or- tions and help promote ace and goodwill on earth”. Cc. B.° Harvey, sorority president, commended the ° sor- ority’s service chairman, Miss Jessie Michael, for giving un- stintingly of her time to those in the community who are among the less fortunate. Compliments Mi vere also paid the members of the service committee, Miss Vir- 2 Whitmarsh, Mrs. <night, Jr. Mrs. Nellie» Pear- on, Mrs wt Ketchings, and all sorority sisters for their indi- contributions. West Fire Chief, Leroy s, and his firemen have vol- red their services again this year for the mending of toys and local citizens are urged to take toys to the Fire Station at the City Hall across from the Citizen Artman Building. As an annual charity project, the firemen: will devote many hours to the neces- sary repair and painting of these toys as a community service. A sorority member suggested that, as a parent, she would like to see other parents impress upon their children that there are many. other youngsters in the world to- day who will be without nourish- ment to their little bodies not on- ly at Christmas but every day— children, who, if Santa’ provided: them with only a dinner, would consider Santa as having made possible a very merry Christmas for them. One sorority mother said that she made it-a practice each year to sit down with her. children and say to them, “Now, ‘before Santa will stop.at our home to leave new toys*for you, why you must decide which toys you no Navy Children Will Be Feted Plans for a bigger and better outdoor Christmas party — for Navy children ‘are now sched- | uled . fox. 22. The anriual affair will be held | this year on the U. S, | Naval Station baseball diamond begin- ning at 11 am, Following the party at the baseball field there will be a movie consisting of séven cartoons, which will be} shown at the Naval Station thea- ter starting at 12:00 noon. A toy will be given each child attending the party. Coming Events MONDAY, DECEMBER 10-- Handicraft special interest group, Officers’ Wives’ Club, Bldg. 178, N.S. 7:30. p.m. Speaking class, Emily Goddard, Woman's Club, 3 to 5 p.m. Meeting Circle III, Women of the First . Presbyterian. chareh, home of Mrs. Frank Schneid- er, 1017 Flagler avenue, 8 p.m. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11— Bowling, Navy Wives league, N.S. Alleys, 1 p.m. Meeting and dinner, Kiwanis, South Beach patio, 6:45 p.m. Ping pong tournament, YMCA- USO, 8 p.m. Spanish lessons, High Schoo level children, San Carlo School. 3:30-4:30 p. m. Meeting Circle I, Women of the! First Presbyterian church, home of Mrs. Joseph Bring- man, 1410 Von Phister street, 8 p.m. Mrs. David McDaniels as hostess. Meeting, Demolay Mothers‘ Cir- cle, Roof Garden, Scottish Rite Temple, 7:30 p.m Meeting, Harris School PTA, auditorium, 7:45 p.m. lay and singing. an Elementary 1, 7:45 p.m. Nativ- ity pageant, carols and ad- dre Rev. Ralph Rogers. YESDAY, DECEMBER 12— Wives Christmas lunch- Casa Cayo Hueso, 12:15 | yurda | and Past Seam Squirrel Carlton ty Makes Plea At Christmastide West, which is ot SE a chapter of a soror- ill be without. the pag Be few luxuries such as tone for dd. joy to homes of our ies of nity this } longer use very much cia which, in turn, you can give Santa for | it taught hei children to be ap- preclative of what. they as Kner: can children had an aJand of plen- ty and the art of in ord- er to make somebody else happy.” Still another story Was elicited from a mother, inthe sorority with an only child. She said that her child began to feel sorry for pairs of, shoes and had "been re- fused a sixth pair by his parents. { him to leave on another child's ; doorstep.” This mother added that |. it served a two-fold- ‘purpose for | himself becayse he had only five} , Winning Baby At this unwarranted outbreak, the parent ‘pulled a thagazine from a shelf and opened it toa Southern Beli Telephone: advertisement in} whieh appeared a small Chinese | child in , war-torn’ Korea with | tears of.joy streaming down its’ cheeks in appréciation for the only. shoes given this child. The ingident, it_, was, ‘Teélated, ended with’ both parent and the child ing,’ but ‘it: certainly “served @ morak to this child ‘who had ™any, many things ‘ “for which to -he thankful ‘in“his home in Key West. i So ‘now. at’ this’ séagon.-of the year all'residents of Key West are requested by Bete’: Sigma Phi membefs ‘torhelp our needy peo- ple-to ‘have a merry Christmas. “People are requested to make thosé hungry looks of: children| in ‘search of food, “clothing, and toys: for Christmas. disappear by leaving. toys, articles. of food or clothing, or what-have-you at the City Hall: Fire Station,” reminds Mrs, Harvey. Better still, publicity chairman, } Mrs, Ruby Crawley,’ states, that} if “you will!’ ‘phot ¢ Mts. Newt! Ketchings at 2286-W, or Miss Jes- sie Michael at" 2002-R, or Mrs.! Douglass Pearson at 893-W, some- one will stop by to pick up your | . contribution.. vara |New ‘Officers Are Installed At V. F. W. Post A joint installation of ‘Sea Fini- gee. Cootiette Club, 371 .,and Pod Worm Pup Tent 31. ‘was held Sat- night at the V.F.W. home.}| In charge of the installation were) Past Grand Gray Back of the de- partment of Florida, Edythe Blair, Smith of Podworm Pup Tent 31. The new Cootiette officers. are: Chief Gray Back—Vanessa Saun- ders. Lady Louise—Edna Arthur, Baby, Louise—Edna_ Brenner. Shekel Keeper—Rose Ramelli. Seratcher—Ruth Plowman. Crummy. Chaser—Ruby Smith. Pjous Louise — Florence Trom- bley. Ivory. Louise—Irene Taylor, Bustling Louise—Josephine Saw- rer. Ink Slinging Louise—Kitty Dar- ley. Tightwads — Mary Bornetraeger, Irene Taylor and. Kitty Darley. ‘The Cootie officers are: Seam Squirrel—Tony Ramelli. Blanket Bum—Albert Smith. High Gimlet—Joe Elmore. : Custodian of Crummy Duffle and Hungry Nit—Filmore Sawyer. Pfovost Marshall — Ange! varez. Shyster—Mautice Gates. “ill ‘Pusher—Nat Brenner. Shirt Reader—Carliton Smith. Jimmy. Legs—Charles Machin. Sky Pilot-—J. Quinn. Al- Tight Wads—Oliver Trombley, Carl Cruz and Lacey Lee. An informal get-together was held at the V.F.W. post home after} the installation of the. officers in! the fun organization. | | Wives, Ft. Taylor, 10 a.m. Meeting, Key, West Art and Historital , Society, West Martello Gallery, 8:30 p.m. Meeting, Busy Bee club, 8 p.m. classes, Ft. Taylor ub, 8 to 10 p.m. Jr. Chamber of Com- , club house, 8 p.m. Duplicate Bridge, Overseas hotel, ers’ ¢ 7:45 p.m. Meeting, Nat'l Executives Club See Beach D EC EMBER 13— eball diamond nterest group Leagut, Wives’ 1 p.m. vanced school, students, San Carlos 7:30 to Monree Co. tal Woman's Taylor, 10 a.m. 2 p.m. Ladi 8 pam Naval Station Officers’ General group, For Au Ne. Lutheran, Coffee, Aid, Grace Lunchéon, Gray Ladies, at noon. Meeting, Jr.-Sr. High school PTA, 8 p.m. Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary of Fleet. Reserve association, 8:30 p.m., club room. Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary Ar- thur Sawyer. Unit No. 28, ‘« Post, 4 8 pan. Meeti: Ladies, Auxiliary VF W Post 3911, ide age 4 2p Meeting,. Dr. Felix Varela Lae No. 64, 919 Elizabeth! street, 8 pum. Meeting, JayShees, clubhouse, 7:30 pam. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14— Luncheon meeting, 0. W. C., Fort Taylor, at-noon. ~ , Alcoholics Angnymous, "Presbyterian church, 8 Lar children of elementary ber San Carlos school, M Ley 10. to. 42:30 a.m. - O.W.C.. formal. dinner dance be | Sg six months old daughter o' 171-B_ Poinc She be on s winner of ‘the Octe is th 400 Olivia Mr A William “Passing Of The A fantasy in thr Third Floor Back,” y the Key ‘West Players |Soror it Ly President ' MRS. C. B. HARVEY is th president o Sorority \ and rit 1 of at Wyl Ik’s rest 2 held its pledg el ceremon: c WILL ADDRESS PTA TRUMAN ELEMENTARY IF THE RECORD KEEPS UP, little Miss Lelanette Lightbourn Barber, 810 Florida street. Ci Beta Sigma Phi iy t last Thurs- ’. RALPH ROGERS ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE q |} Mrs. Donald Barber, f Mr. and Mrs.‘ raul’ Lightbourn, ne of the natiori’s .beauty. queens. ober entries at ‘National Studios on ie granddaughter. of ‘Mi. and Mrs. street and the great- Brandchild of Third Floor Back? | Opening Tonight At The Barn Theater acts, Jerome K. Jerome's “The Passing of the ill be presented tonight atthe Barn. Theater urtain time for opening night and : ek is 8:39 p.m. The drama is directed, by Josef. Htirka. ‘w A last minuté change in the casting is’ ‘the replacement of | Polly Carbonell by Doris ‘Gossett jin the role of Vivian Tomkins. | Since Mrs. Gossett hasbeen act- ing as prompter during rehears- jal, she is sthoroughly familiar | though sudden, will not have any leffect on the pace of the play. |. The story revolves around the }influence of a’ stranger who |comes to live at.a seedy board- inghouse and how he brings sun- jshine to dreary lives: | The cast in the order of their} appearance is as. follows. Mrs. Sharp—Peg DuBree. a—Barbara Schlech. s Kite—Ann Carleton. Mrs. Tompkins—Gladys ling. Wil- Gos- Vivian-Tompkins-“Doris sett Jape Samuels—Jeri Snader. | Harry Larkcom—Jim Mc- | Laughlin. The Third Floor Back (the stranger)—Edmund Giesbert. Charles Gossett is in’ charge age’ manager and. stage techni- cian,.Lt..Hal DuBree supervised jthe carpentry... Dick Hanovan | acted as “grip.” Costuming | Supétvised by Helen Thelen; | make-up by Shirley Girard; properties, Rita’ Sawyer and | Emily Goddard; hand’ propertics, | and prompting, Doris Goss publicity, Dorothy Raymer | Gladys Jackson; program, Ger- trude Ricketts, Gladys Jackson and Ruby Morgan; box _ office, Lee Goddard; posters, Larry Karns. Furniture loan was made by | Nearly Nu Furniture company and by members of the Key West | Players, Mrs. Bowman. Cuttet, Mrs. Paul Sawyer, Mrs. Lee God? | dard, Mrs. Benedict Thielen, and | | Mrs. Everett Winter. Local Golfers leet Thurday Ralph J. Faraldo, president of the Key West Golf Club, reminded members today that there will be a general meeting held Thursday night at 80’clock in the clubhouse e e Ralph W. Rogers, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church| 0” Stock Island. r on the Tru- y PTA program} tomorrc In cover veloping : | BUSINESS? Others, Rogers will na re Inkt! Van Dyke famous Christmas} ae oreee story. Other Wise Man.” | The ||Georce S Mav Comeney the Nz der Mrs, Catherine Logan will]| ‘@uwoimese. oe Eertere Bivisies cen ri 122 Kast ted Street, Wow Tork 17, %. T. and Fort Ta Established 1925 6:38 p.m. Show..at.10:30 p. WHAT'S WRONG WITH with the part and the switch, al- | { Mrs. Percivalde. Hooley—Ma- rie L. Cox. | Major Tompkims—Everett} | Winter. i Joey Wright—Richard’ Marzak., | Christopher Penny—Robert) x MecQuain and | | Pledge Ceremony And Jewel Ritual Held By Beta Sigma Phi Sorority’ . On Thursday, December 6, members of Beta Sigma Phi | at Wylk’s on Stock Island, to hold a plodee ceremony, and a ; Jewels ceremony. A lovely centerpiece of fresh members, Florence Bervaldi, and Margaret Conners took their vows in the second ; of Beta Sigma Phi membership, .. mg. by lighted candles. itual These members participated in | {the ceremony which followed for the new. initiates of this -season. Pledging to the sorority were, Mrs, Donald Barber, Lola Perez, Mrs. James McManus, Mrs. Harvey Sellers, Mrs. Joseph Swan, Mary- lin Watson, and Mrs. Sam Lawr- ence. Immediately following, a delicious buffet was served. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Joe! Allen, Mrs. and Mrs. Edward. Toppino, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Pear-! son, Mr. and Mrs. Newt Ketchings, Mr. and Mrs, Jeff Knight, Mr. and Charlie Or- Sargos, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swan, Mr. and Mrs. Hollon Bervaldi, Mr. and Mrs. George Curry, Ensign George Carpenter, Roy Young, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Larson, Mr. and! Mrs. Manuel Lopez, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Knowles, Blanche Miller, ‘Thomas Betty Sayers, Carl Ber- ro, Jessie Margaret € Michael, Conn beth “Achesgn, wood, Figrence alker,’ Ruby Crawley, Glria Rivas, Maude Rob- erts, Mrs. C. B, Harvey, Margaret Scully, Lola Perez, Mr: James McManus, Mrs. Harvey Sellers, tand Marylin Watson. | The regular business meeting of! Beta Sigma Phi will be held on Monday, December 10, at 8 p. m., at San Carlos school, with Wil- helmina Harvey, president, offi- | ciating. Mrs. John Spotts- cy BIRTHS A hh nd el BOY FOR HAILEYS A baby boy weighing 5 pounds, 1 ounce, was born November 26, to Mrs. Lingtee S. Hailey, wife of Robert W. Hailey, Jr., aviation lelectronics technician, second \elass, USN, at the U.S. Naval Hospital. Hailey, who is serving with the | Experimental Squadron One at U.S. Naval Air Station, Key West, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert. W. Bailey, of 1013 Graybar lane, Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Hailey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben- jamin G. Scribner of 27-1 Poin- jciana place, Key West. | ‘The baby, named Robert Ben- |jamin is the first child for the |Haileys, who are residing with | Mrs. Hailey'’s parents. DAUGHTER ARRIVES A baby git! weighing 7 pounds, ounces, was born Nov. 23, to Emma A. Now, wife of Lt. |John G. Now, USN, at the U.S, Naval Hospital Lt. Now, is now serving at the U.S. naval ‘advanced — undersea | weapons school, “Key West, 18° the ‘son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Now of 19 Spratt avenue, Poughkeepsie, Mrs. Now is the daughter of, 13% | Mrs. 1 j | Mrs tronia street, Key West. The baby, named Mary Helen, is the second child for the Nows. pa etnias More than a third of the pro- | vince of Saskatchewan is forested. <a { ee of New. York in 1898. | | | | | 1] MOTHERS and | | | Come, Meet Our Fast Service, and the Best Edna Hoff, Mrs.} } | Carlos Gellrich, Mrs. Joe Sirugo, | is, Catherine Merson, Eliza-), Bacholor of Science poet of ‘Stell's pis J Emma N: Ayala of 1221 Pe- ‘ ATTENTION! Sanitation Is Very Important PROTECT YOUR FAMILY BY WASHING THE BENDIX WAY — By the Bendix Method You Are Protected from All Infection BRING YOUR WASHING TO THE BENDIX. LAUNDRY 516 SOUTHARD ST (Across from the Bus WE. WASH, DRY, AND are WATCH FOR OPENING OF ANOTHER KOTTON KING ‘SHOP. Ladies Ready To Wear 604 DUYAL STREET “ral, Sts Lt. Glei xh On Fifth Crui At NAS Here Lieutenant ‘Werner C. L. Glei- | | ter, USNR, son of ‘Mr. and. Mrs.; |P. F. Gleiter, Darlington, Wise. kad has reported. to Air. Dey, ; Squadron One, Naval | tion, the m a erican defense picture to | der.the command of Ca ott W. Parish,‘ Jr., USN, veloping improved | After ecaduatings roi school, Lt, Gleiter ree ‘alls State "Teachers Wise... whére “he: graduateé. . Physics. Later, he studied Radar at Harvard University and at the Massachusetts “Institute of Tech-, nology. Lt.Gleiter entered the Navy in| Ses March 1943 at’St,.Louis, Mo. Mis | ease first assignment took him ‘to Ps i land as a staff member. under Admiral’ Kirk, . who Commander Naval Forces, Bure {2 pean Theater. In: May..1944, he went. aboard the USS Tuscaloosa and: installed a new tyne of electronic gear, the first tg be used aboard .a nav: vessel. 3 Upon release from active duty in November 1946, Lt e rolied:in the Graduate School of Engineering ‘at the Uni Maryland, meanivhile duty, Lt. Gleiter is wat cease-fire negotiations . in with the thought that h he mags join his. brother Reservists ‘ther The current two-week active du- pesee Ung Waaligees ecgraer of peace ti iness ‘program of the Naval Reserve. ~ His wife; the former Miss Vivian Lindus, cepebies, of Mr. and Lag William Lindus, Hammond, and two children, Donald,: age ra and: David, age'3, are residing at 42 Home Road, Hatboro, Pai~ When Lt. Gleiter: completes his J. Baldi, Fa Hair Stylist J. Baldi, famous in | his hair cutting and in Key. West over the afid “spent Sunday at + BEAUTY Nook, showing creations in hair styling to owners and beauticians, HOUSEWIVES! Courtesy Will Be Extended