The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 10, 1952, Page 3

Thursday, January 18, 1352 The w — = a SOCIETY ... PERSONALS... NEWS OF INTER EST TO WOMEN JEANNETTE BLOUNT, Society Editor ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE PHONE: Citizen pag Candidates For Officers Of SubRon Alex Templeton To Play 3: Wives Club Named At Coffee Meeting istiemmelie Concert. Audience Snowy, wintry, January scenes (not at all in keeping with the ‘ e sii mmamaaiens “0 local outdoor temperatures) decorated the coffee table at the Sub- Alec Templeton, pianist, wit, and com; : Community Concert Association aud niight, has been described as “One tury.” Wherever Mr. Templeton appears in rec ers audiences are charmed and leave the perf of peace, happiniess and contentment. The px e | a divine gift a | Born in Cardiff. Wales. alec, Actors } cried | Templeton (Alec is his full name a] - | began studying the ptano at the For “Kind | Ron Four Gfficers’ Wives’ club monthly coffee meeting yesterday morning at the Fort Taylor Officers’ club. The nostalgic little scenes included a miniature house and jawn, all snow-covered, flanked with ice ponds (mirrors, of course) each topped with miniature skaters and surrounded by snow banks. | Hostesses for the affair were ¢--————— ached to the Historical Submarine Squadron Four staff and wives of officers serving on Society To Meet Monday Night i H i man, conducted the business, Society, which is scheduled to hold f wives of officers at the U.S.S. Cutlass. Approximately 75 members were present ae | very tender age of four with Mare Read: Mrs. C. S. Carlisle, club chair-| The Key West Art and Historical | aret Humphrey, whose Golden ead! ‘ Jubilee as teacher Alec recent! 5 r meeting. She "announced the it’s monthly business meeting to P betcheated nee recently The Key send- ight, will not et until Monda i rated with a benefit concert ing out ar names of the candidates for thg! Mht, will not mee By | there in her h } for the me y night, announces Joe Allen, presi | © honor. Under her tute. 4 eS | 0 be presente eat sage, at sixteen he successfully gassed entrance examinations to Emil | London's Royal College of Music, and direct the | not only winning a scholarship, but. one with a | recording the highest grades in the | behind-the~ | annals of the college. A little Ister. ater, 0 ‘he furthered his studies at the 8:15 0 London Academy of Music. A fami-, of the pla liar figure on the American scence “Kind 1 today, Mr. Templeton came to the pg aa ch United States in 1935 with ance by H | Hylton, British band leader and j iow th election of club officers to be dent held in February. Candidates for 41] members are asked to attend chairman are: Mrs. J. H. Turner Monday’ night’s meeting, which and Mrs. Thomas Hazanis: co- will be at 8:30 o'clock at the Wes* chairman, Mrs. W. M. Poulson | Martello Gallery | end Mrs. V. J. Vaughan; chair = | | | man of Division 41, Mrs. W D. K ATUSHA ADV ANC Wood and Mrs. J. H. Dolen: chair- : mon of Division 42, Mrs. Thomas | TO CHIEF, SER | H. Williems #nd Mrs. W. R. Gib- ON U.S.S. CHOPPER { con; ehsirman of Division 43, Ars A. Vaughan and Mrs. ! er in Febr "ED David F. Katusha, serving aboard the submarine USS& chairman of staff ‘osby: wives. Mrs. W. F. Schlech and Chopper, recently was advancee | UNA impresario, for a series of broad- | Aete Mrs, C. B. Kossert: and chair-|in rating to chief fire contro! Citizen Staff Photo | casts for the Standard Oil Com. |‘ a a ? oe man of Gilmore and Petrel wives, | technician, US | OJUS, FLA. SINAWIKS were represented at the Installation Dinner e Key West Sinawik Club by Mrs. Fred Lakorsky eras His real concert debut in|. shel! says Mrs "The Mrs. M, L. Brooks and Mrs. F..N.|_ Chief Katusha and his wife | who presented Mrs her badge of office as incoming President of the local organization. Shown above, | chi ee ee 1 in| lagers 1 ethers Shawer the former Miss Lillian Steven: from. left-to: tight, ¢ Lawrence, Treasurer; Mrs. Archer: Mrs. Lakorsky; Mrs. Kay Faraldo, Vice President and ee eh Hall: Tera th, DE cane th Rees Mrs. Dwight Putnam secretary-|0f Fall River, Mass.. live here at Pat Harris, Secretary leona emenomenal success of Alec| roy for the 1 ae treasurer, reported club mem- wees pemeneiee t inet . = omy: ee ee | For s a ; se had wrapved « ss aadiad e new chief is a graduate | ¥ 3 i x) ° Lf = , eer F = | vit, may cribed | For newcor t here had wrapped approximately | ¢'past Technical high school | SOV Officers’ Wives’ Club Changes JR. WOMAN'S CLUB | Jr,-Sr. High in par fo his approach to al things | FS 0 the © : : een serge an F ae I 7 7 abd . - | DISCUSS PALM BEACH | musical, and to th i terest in the the ne men from December 10 through | Cleveland, Ohio, and was em | > ‘lee . ala 7a 9 PALI EAC i 7 eR) H 5 fo the man himself. | terest (ie : Devember 22 at Shin’s Service, | Floyed prior to entering the serv | Vame To Fleet T ramuig Gr oup Wives ; BEAUTY CONTEST PTA Will Meet | hee mua te early age, all sound cone ee dD all'free of charge. She read ajice at Better Radio Service Co. The first monthly meeting of the So Officers’ Wives’ club! Plans for the Queen of Queens Tonieh t At Ss, oh 1 ips cs be controlled fascinat-} "¢ ere St! letter from Capt. J. W. Davis, | Cleveland. He entered the navy | or the new year, held yesterday morning, at the officers pool, re- | beauty contest to be held Jan. 18 ght At schoo | niger popton, be it cow bells. | -, ses connarelune officer of SubfMarine |in 1942 and has served in the} uited in definite changes jand a in ee Benen wee Final plans for the forthcoming {these paesiag bg slic all| Sgt. E. E. Sands So roup decided by vote to change their name to the Fleet cussed a ie monthly busines Marionette show to be played| music. In this respect, his ee meeting of the Junior Woman's Club held Tuesday night ini the; here February 7th will be dis- Woman's Club auditorium cussed tonight the Executive The club is sponsoring Mrs. Joan Lastres as a candidate in the con adron Four, commending the |submarine force continuously | This } girls on this Christmas project,|since his enlistment. During | ining Group Wives’ . : assur! > p i Va © made four wa 8 : | ang assuring them their Christ-; World War II.he made four war ee c Thulent ahatemiaseraunenine Ineronien dtsapersonnell to mas wrapping service was ap-|patrols in the Pacific area spares preciated. 1 r | Rannee >ye . | teacher, Miss Humphrey, was wont} Le aves (fte : | to encourage the young Templeton. Furlough Here ; : : jin her words: ‘All sound is an ex- Board meeting of the Junior-| pression of life, and not-to be Senior High School PTA, Mrs. E. | despised.” This statement still re- uch a great extent during the past year, a reorganiza Sgt. First Class trom) Joan Bernreuter The Fleet Training Group, Tg A letter also was a t+: Le ickinson, chaplai | s py jtest. Mrs. Lastress was recently > Ps s ay for Ca 3 j LET eon aa pene M d ] | Nives’ will include wives of of mas Halle nen, chosen Mrs. Elk of 1951 by the E. Hood, president of the OF; | CAE Alec Templeton’s mus pega - wanes fur W.| Gilmore, thanking members Instructs Models «| ‘cers ched to the Fleet] N.Y, Attorney, Is Elks club 7 ganization announced today | yardstick. It was also at: this. very|icadh with hic wife ce their bane : ‘onar School, the Underway|*** " ° 4 aes ‘The club chose Mrs. A. T, Sjur-| The meeting will get underway | early age that Mr. Templeton first | here, 626 Caroline street.” promptly at 7:30 o’clock in the|¢ame in contact with jazz through school library and will be follow-|the medium of the gramophone. | ed by a Room Representatives | To this day, he still feels that real | meeting in the High Schoo! cafe- | Ja2z - the New Orleans Dixieland Sgt. Sands expects to be trans- ferred soon to Ne Mrs. Sands will joir of ithe group who assisted in F F. sh ic how ape A ~ . ‘ 7 : ildren’s gifts he | fOr asntion ¢ 9 | Training Unit and to the ships . def sen, Jr., and Mrs. Fred Schoneck wrapping children’s ‘gifts for the| | hat train with these two groups (Casa Mar ma Gue st ie accompany Mrs Caittes to Members of the newly-or- h for the contest Gilmore's annual — Christmas! Mrs. Joan Bernreuter, a forme: payty for their work. He also Gibson Model, and now directo! Ss | Recent visitor at the Casa Ma- ; Palm B | ‘anized club elected Mrs. J. L./rina hotel was Thomas A. Hal-| Members of the club volunteer wilt find lorchestras in the United States. | and appeared at numerous summer | music festivals in this country. He | has starred on his own radio shows Immaculate and St. Josephs TUESDAY, JANUARY 15 School will meet at 7:30 in the} Minoca Council No. 13, Degree of Pocohantas will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Redmans Hall on amble the slo Convent auditorium j Fern Chapter No. 21, Order of th the Americ commented favorably on the of the new Personality School | ” in t x : work of the club in wrapping|which is being established here, | S°OMS chairman: Mrs. J. L. Daw- 146, one of the battery of at-/ed last night to help collect funds (teria at 8 o'clock Band type -.has a place in the > rifts for servicemen Instruct the models for the | 07) secretary: and Mrs. F. M : ae for the March of Dimes at the Pa-| Principal speaker at the meet-| Musical scene the world over. To- Mrs. Peterson gifts for servic will instruct the m ce |torneys in the businses deal con- : laine. Ab isdgtaes Mrs. V. J. han informed | March of Dimes Fashion Show | Snell, treasurer. .¢ ce teeaivs lace and at the Strand theaters ing will be E. O. Schweitzer, | day, Alec Templeton’s recital pro- the group that member of (January 17, atthe Casa Marina. | At wl the meetings of the’ club, | pects i with the purehase of the | from Jan. 19 through Jan. 26. principal of the high school, who | 8tams, which combine the noblest Is Honored At tha GubRon Sours Wives! chibj. hia; Bemceuteralso,.wilk mode) |’ Deby sitter willbe provided, it; Empire State Building in New| ‘The monthly social meeting of | will conduct the third in the music with the lighter fun, illustrate 5 the FAWTU wives’ club an¢ the jin the show. | vas announced York City the club will be January 31 pre-school series of “Building \his complete sinceritiy in touching Stork Shower . . . In future the monthly} In a story, which appeared in} ieee an Healthy: Personalisies both the classic and popular ele- bi retired officers’ wives’ have heen| The clothes to be fashioned fou i oe a pe | a recent issue of Life Magazine,| > 5 The ttendance at} ents. There is never a suspicion Friends ed at the homp % Sos ey » some bakery | wi i te ae ress | Teetings will be a ec a recent issue of Life Magazine, ee . “The increase in attendance a bs : be & ' ‘ | Pek raps Nptaararme nett Pa A gar et yagi EE ee ers oman ealieciat was, gctered | EOMmctaniaL a A Room’ Representative. mectngs | f Playing ap oF down: he believes | of, th Beers! 2198" > | ‘lub’ bake ; oe 8 ; gina | nis to be cecided by the hos-|as a tall blond gentleman who y this vear, no doubt can be laid | both elements are part of music. | speller hice Act tage 2 tot ' + club oes Poor bast ee designs by the shop's eae “ae dobked Galt pussemed even Ins the Postponed To Hoe Mal e Sonne S ‘and more | This sincerity in both the Oeiie | Sea baby shower for Mrs, ' CER Cee ce et eee held at ‘the offi-|large group of 75 business men! Wan day 21 fathers are taking an active pert | ®B¢ Ropaler forms hai had inter-| ilove Peterson Plosissass 08 . | refer volunteered to work at yeas SAR ee fo (oes S. Naval Sta-!who were in on the transaction | “ONGQY, Jan, 2 in PTA work. While we have | Sting results. It has put Mr. Tem.|{7¢ Party were Mi —- | ‘s eered to work 4 > theme of the fashion show : ; ; ‘ : : . 4 A i A 5 | Mrs. Robert Wheeler } the booth on the 14th | will. ‘be a calute ORE MIEL I a oe which began last May. However, The monthly Poinciana| PTA had such wor uccess it is gear de pa tteeat ic.) The secving } ie 4 Jecor | All SubRon wives are asked to ' Nations and also a salute to Key eel ere oa ae t ie RG id na ee here, Hal-| meeting, scheduled for Monday |the hope of ail A members | 5 Fists ah relent the motiation | ted with Sandy: Guy booties ant coqperate with the wives’ club in| wost see as ee re elected Gipha- jjeran seid that he was “FeCUper- | alge. Bee Gene postponed a week | that one day there will be one res ation | re rapier ica ede supplying bakery goods for the be prin eee cee teeta any trom the Sonar atin because of the Alex Templeton's |hundred percent participation of | % ee accept ‘Fempléton's His april ae : pero | hodth eaign: : | Seppo Ut from the nee re | He was accompanied by his |Community Concert Association | parents in all school activities,” theca heats Series tee ak deere * : sg a water” The next coffee meeting of the ake raining Unit, and one from the | lovely daughter, Miss Susan Hal-’ concert Monday Mrs. Hood stated : fa “ay ee iS Soe ae club will bé on Feb. 6, with wives | Block O° Dimes j thins Ben vutre, Here ia teen-age son, Thom-, Poinciana PTA will meet at 8 oe sek nag ae teks Ae a ‘s ‘ale? boar: > USS| Mrs. R. M. ¢ and Mrs. as A. Halleran III p.m. on January 21 fs . a . cp ageing % vcctor PH : eit of | Officers aboard ihe aving| Contest Saturday | <oons wer hostesses at yester- )- d Minoca Council [mally flee Mozart find themselves | Glenn D a SS Gua 8 se z | Aay's necting Z a. Ve Y Gat 2 ei rs | absorbing authentic Mozart style as Those atte as hostesses i ieBasste | tay’s meeting Dopey Duck, Cartoon Character Auditors Will |gainlesd fun, andl Glstovering. an Bestest | y yee 33 DeMOLAY MOTHERS’ Helps Teach Traffic Safety a music need not be “‘croony” to be) John Mr Comin Events | Something new in the way of | pyppy py ak gS ange erps each rattte satety Meet Tomorrow | enjoyable. Tey F : ve bs a. 4 |fund raising ideas will be pre- CIRCLE MEETS IN fe ss Dopey Duck, a cartoon character who is doing much to teach 4 The auditing committee of Mi- | An American citizen since 1940, | THURSDAY, JANUARY 10- sented to Key Westers Saturday | SCOTTISH RITE TEMPLE | wastic. sat Goulet to a Greats Ge Whlias spmbecaat eee npaae na p,. Alec Templeton lives very | Gle f lays ill me 7:30 sen ) “ traffic safety, particularly to child was created by William | noea Council No. 13, Degree of Po- PI very simply f JayShees will meet at 7:30 p.m. | When the local Boy Scout Troozs| Mrs. Floyd Sand “and Mrs. | yoges, a patrolman on the Miami Police Force . eeaeee ctivck {28d happily with Mrs. Templeton Joseph Watson, Mrs. Joseph jin the JayCee clubhouse » in a Block O° Dimes} Jlen West pslieerate ee ae a a cahontas will meet at 7:30 o'clock | in Connecticut. Th the quiet | Reil ' ie McKeet.~ Dk. Felix Varela Lodga No. 64 {compete ip & ebro ee os ge oui fame of Dopey Duck, who shows what happens to people | tomorrow night at the home of ~ There in the quiet! Reilly ond ie McKeet will meet at 8 p.m. in the Cub- | Contest meeting eh thé Moth: | no aren't careful in traffic, has spread over Florida and may be-| Mrs. Bloney Valdez, 1022 Catherine | ‘#e Surroundings, Mr. and Mrs.) Unable to attend but. sending ie Masoolt Lodge rae at Boy Scouts will lay dimes or | ors’ Ci ay night in : nationiela gee : ¥* wivent : Templeton enjoy the same hobbies. | gifts were Mrs. \\ m | an sonic Lodge. | me . » sidewalk 0! . < ¥; rien ey come nationwide — — s : His record collecti ia fs . Sea n f : ae -..,, other coins on the sidewalk on] he Scotti Rite Temple a, A Members of the committee ap- is collection contains hun ( 2 canoe i ee a ee, ee iean et aval Street, between Southarc| ‘The business meeting was con-| Mrs. Dorothy Daniels chair-, Admiral Wi liams | pointed to audit the council’s books dreds of works; music boxes are | — : Shae oed ; yer Pott meet ct ® pm at the |and Fleming street. These coins| ‘ucted by Mrs. Rex Weech. ¢ | man of the Business and Pro-| z z3 ve: Mrs. Valdez, Mrs. Adeline | CVerywhere, as are chimes, clocks APPRECIATION | edi begs oy Shock lal nd, |Will be donated by pedestrians} ‘The hostesses served —sand- | fessional Women’s Club and Har Of W ashington | Muse, Mrs. Lenora Toberts, Mrs, | 2%4 radios - the Ipttte: more Gut At] 1 woot to’thank each ead avers . a dies “Allsiliacy, Vv PW "Peat ‘and the Scout group first reach-| viches, fruit punch, cookies and | ris Elementary School has been) gy 4 a Miriam Carey, Mrs. Bernice Patk jonny than hobby. Fer it is! one whe co : Siow tae fends tua ee pant [ing the length of the block wil'] andy on the roof garden of the | instrumental in introducing pop-| To Vaeation Here | sna ses. slice Cur | through the medium of the airwav- fu) day wf Fe i aug: | 8 Pm. |e given a prize. Shoppers ang] fempie following the business|ey in the Harris Elementary’ : 2 |es that Alec Templeton is able’to |. a bats at the post home on Elizabeth | be 8 F ; Rear Admiral Henry Williams to | ees 4 ; ; my home wa ‘oyed i i | sightseers are requested to c0O-] neeting. Games were played| School's 4th, 5th and 6th geades.| |. o0* . 9 ang Y 5 keep in touch with the latest things |} fire | only ish that 1 was able } _{street. 1 sig Shere ; Bikes coe Ow : USN. retired, of Washington. D.C.’ VX-] Of fice inuaieal 1 gryeen y fire. I only was able | Officers Club, Fern Chapter No, | operate with the Boy Scouts in} vith Mrs Darnell Pinder and) Working with Mrs. Daniels are) iis ie ee muesday for a mon. y, f usical, popular and classic. 7 Sak wack oo organiselitod | 2} order of Eastern Star wili|their endeavor to aid the March | vrs. Bill Neblett as the winners. | officers Jit Janes Mid. eer en oe ee Wives To Hav _, Versatility best describes Alec! ngurance Company, and Lumber i meet at 8 p.m. in the home of !of Dimes drive All mothers of boys belonging | Wilder and Tommy Dixon. Part!" ii ‘in Key West he will live ives Lo Mave esha ; bight tempered | Vard, and ail. « ‘ood friends of i meet at 8 P.M. Charles “Smith, | Community service is not new | the DeMolays are invited to|of the prozram is to teach chil- a1 the El Patio apartments, In| J he Thurs SO eee eck ey fr | biaicilty. Te i not be a column ' } stre | he Boy Scouts. Each year] jecome members of the circle./dren that policemen are their | wa ching ; ; : uneheon wurs. training in all the varied as- in the pape t zine’ with 1209 George street. jto the Bo) k : 4 ; “ .,| Washington, Admiral Williams liv- pects of the field, coupled with a sei | Women’s Auxiliary of Fleet Re-|they are in the forefront of} che next meeting of the group | friencs But more important are | 4. a¢ 1714 Quen street, N.W All wives of officers attached to sealant Numa eer eaaee| me) want to es | serve Association wiil meet at, March of Dimes boosters. vill be on Feb. 12 at the chapel. | the lessons in traffic safety con-| peas seb teak VX-1 are invited to a luncheon | 5 Aigec-ebec bets a8 produc: | peci f s Club for H j 8:30 p.m. in the club rooms. | —— Tostesses will, be Mrs. Weech | veyed to children and their par-| Howie Judson, pitcher for the | meeting of the wives to be held at | 6" SS aco le and sincere! siving me 2 soe more. i Room Representatives of Jun-| MRS. MARTIN IS nd Mrs. Neblett ents in an atmosphere of fun and | Chicago White Sox, is a native of | 1 o'clock next Thursday afternoon, | eTUDE =e e former editor 1 h and every | ior-Senior High School PTA will) (py eST OF DAUGHTER ———— prizes | Hebron. Ill., and played ball for the | January 17, at Aeropalms pbabek erbpaelon ends and one 0 d's richest meet at 8 pm. at the school. [GUEST OF DAUCHTEN | 4) ,1ly To Wed Littie Dopey Duck just can’t! University of Mlinois Hostesses. for the afternoon. in- | America’s foremost musicologists.| Hlessings go with you through life Gray Ladies will have a coffee! AND FAMILY HERE pPe y : ,|seem do right thing as far ——— clude Mrs. M.A. Evans, Mrs. Wil- ie ate vancis Cooke, oted THANK YO" E meeting at 10 a.m. in the home| Mrs. Harriet Martin, Bremerton Marriage licenses were applied | as safety rules are concerned and) Ray Boone, Cleveland Indian | liam Lernos, Mrs. Arthur Graybill, | stat ever an artist treate Mr LM & Family_ f Mrs, Joseph A. Inslee, 1511] Wash., is visiting here with her | or in the office of County Judge | as a result ¢ it. There is a|shortstop, came.up to the big lea-| Mrs. J.C. Kemp and Mrs. Hucha-|™usis as a human thing. it is ; Jon “ie sive eee ae | sondnlaw and daughter, Lt. Com-| taymond Lord Tuesday by the | Dopey Duck contest every two! gues as a catcher | bee. | Templeton. His humor is never of ce Wank wha Socata Board meeting of the|dr. and Mrs. W.W Schweer, 1009 | ellowing weeks and the folders are judged | = ae - = | the wisecracking sort; entirely bh “Tunior-Béed . ‘South street James Arthur Reed, 24, Seaplane | on neatness, coloring and the} dignified, even scholarly, he simply Junior Senior high school rtA South street. dane and’ Grace Mosely, 29, 216| thought behind the safety story.| realizes that music is one of the | WE DO NOT at 7:30 p.m. in e ~ —— oo , } iind the saf s E - i schol linear: : 6:30 p.m. in the church annex. | "nos Lane. A prize is awarded to the win-! ingredients of living that make put price tickets on PRIDAY, JANUARY 11- Gold Star Mothers will meet at} Bernadine Grady Dykes, 25, Ci- | ner of each classroom in the 4.; men rejoice. In demonstrating this || () | merchandise if our Aleot lies Anonymous will meet 7 p.m. at the V.F.W. home. il Aeronautics Service, Boca Chi-/5. anc 6th grades | belief, Mr. Templeton thas done Poy show windows . i at 3 nee in the social hall at; Key West Art and Historical So | ca and Margaret Rhodes, 25. 702) The children have been in-| a ioe ota in America D Why Shouta } the First Presbyterian church.| ciety will meet at 8:30 p.m. a Arlington street, Greensboro, N.C. | structed to color, paint or decor- Pager Aaleapeceuealiy K Everyone Know ors’ Wives’ C : West Martello Gallery Dopey Duck is on : ” sicoei pide! ne de ops ven oa paca PTA will not meet as a story, verse or| jevery state of the Union, province What You a: luncheon mowing & m : t Dopey cid Wana | of Canada and out to the Hawaiian|| U Be the Fort Taylor Officers’ Club. | scheduled but will meet on a oe Git Wrenn Islands. He has performed with Paid For Your Cl ‘ yt 2 rambled safety¥ slo- Mothers’ Club of Convent of Mary January 21. : me be idee acely ali: the - alec symphony Ss Dress 2% the Eastern Star will meet at Caroline a, New officers sat = land appears repeatedly as guest V Sp.m.etithe Semen i Bisse “ayers No. 3, Dis- | ial S a artist on all the major network j2 oa . | CONSUMER ADVISORY COMMITTBE—The Consumer's point of view (radio programs. Indeed, Alec Tem R ‘ mple Fern Chapter, No 21, Order of abled American Veterans will Eastern Star will meet at 8 p.m meet at 8 p.m. at the temple in the Scottish Rite Temple, on Amelia street Sea corner of Simonton and Eaton WEDNESDAY, JANU ARY 16— streets Dade Lodge No. 14, Masonic MONDAY, JANUARY 14 - j Group will meet at 8 p.m. ip Cirele three of Women of the the Scottish Rite Temple é First Presbyterian church will | Business and Professional Wo j meet at 8 p.m. in the home of | men’s Club will meet at 8 p.m Mrs. Walter Price, 407 Flem-| in the Woman's Club auditor: | ing street | ium . Wesleyan Service Guild, WSCS Ladies Day Golf Tournament be of First Methodist church will | gins at 9 a.m. at the Key West | was under discussion at a recent mee! of the National Consumer Ad- | pleton is a unique figure among | visory Committee with Office of Price Stabilization officials in Washing- artists today. He is incomparable | ton. A portion of the committee is shown here with Mrs. Chase Going n| Woodhouse (center), Special Assistant to Price Stabilization Director | MR-MRS. F. N. WILLIAMS ety pro.| Michael V. DiSalle who sereee se chairmen Members me ihe yuan’ ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON >| tions nominating them are from left to right: Dr. Hazel Kyrk. American | eae aa yaducted at} Comets ae, Asmeclations Samual fecobe; Congress. of, labentriel:| Mr. tam Drs. Pressey. VS | Organizations; Mrs. Gilbert P. Loebs, General Federation of Women's | Ainge 5% cocoon Clubs; Thomas X. Glancy, American Legion; Mrs. Woodhouse; Mre. Detiouge he 4 — a a | Rose Kerber, National Association of Consumers; Wallace J. Campbell, | 1) © xaval Hos ‘tak. Willd de 1 “4 | Cooperative League of the United States; Dr. Dorothy B. Ferebee, Ne- | aor fj pein = oe oil tienal Council of Negro Women; Dr. Persia Campbell, ional Board, | °* bengeds irst class, USNR, is at- YWCA; Mra. Edith Sherrard, American Association of University Women. lore to the U.S. Naval Station freah nd the intent de- ‘ fash- Over and Y See What x CHIC ed the Dopey D 826 Duval ram at a P.T.A. mee! e ; et | ris Elementary School; \ ) 3 ‘ & JANUARY 2-31 have a covered dish supper at} Golf Course.