The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 18, 1952, Page 3

= —_——— —_ SOCIETY .. - PE HOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor RSONALS-... NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE ~§__ — Key West School Children To Join In Annual March Of Dimes Parade =a Once again school children of ticipation in the Annual March of tomorrow, January 19, at 2 p. m prizes are in store for the marchers. rded to the child in the ¢ for the best decorated wagon, best decc the prettiest pet, largest pet, most unusual pet and (most.4~———- Prizes will be a the best, dressed cowboy Western) best float and for the best decorated doll carriage and doll. Group prizes go float and the best marching unit Last year schools raised $1,000 with Harris School win ner. Truman School received the award for the best float Children will assemble at 1:15 Pp. m., at the corner of Duval and Truman avenue. Starting prompt ly at 2 o'clock the parade will march from Trumar to Eaton | 5 street on Duval, thence west t Whitehead street and thence south to the courthouse where it will disband. Parents are u to join the march with their chil- dren. Mrs. Ben Adams is parade chairman with the following acting as chairmen for the schools as listed: Mrs. Alfredo Sands, Douglas School; Mr. Ger- ald Saunders, Poinciana School: Mrs. Reginald Russell, Harris School; Mrs, Christina Rash, Tru- man School; Mrs. Texas Hood, High School and Mrs. Delio Cobo, Convent of Mary Immaculate First Baptist i Missionary Grou p Hold Meeting The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church had a varied program during the January 7 meeting at the church ‘ Mrs. Edna Albury, program chairman, presented the meeting subject, “Good News For All Who Seek,’ and the devotional t “Missions for the Whole World..’ Mrg. Leona Collins discussed “The Fall,” and Mrs. Lois Eden talked of “The Promise.” Mrs. Harold Sander spoke on ‘The Re deemer.”” Mrs. M.J. Wilder, Jr. talked about ‘Missions. Our Rea- son For Being,” and Mrs. Harold Link presented “Phe Source of Mis sionary Power." Mrs. Wilder closed the mecting with prayer. Immediately following, was business session with reports officers and committee repo community and other si eS Plans were completed for a num ber of delegates to attend the as sociational meeting of the W.M.U in Coral Gables, January 30. A Mission Study w*l be slated for the last of February in the church annex, An offering of over $200 for for the by to tne ver FOr Lions C! over! the streets of Key | | S , well-known Key t are nning their par * , epipien) 1 1] An enthusiastic crowd of appro Dimes parade which will be held | An enthu T ximately 590 women attended the March of Dimes card fashion show held in th tio of the swanky ( ne owners Of ehote. yesterday a.t mallest pet: te} to 5 o’clock.. Total rettiest costume: bike, to aa __-— |in itemized order will be announ I Hies Ni | t ed tomorrow, according to Mrs UAGICS INIETHT |Delio Cobo, co-chairman of the 3 ate | committee in charge. Pre-estir | ]is that over $500 was collected ! ) the March of Dimes fund Tables were set up under th ly-colored umbrellas in the Cz | Marina patio ecard games for all the ers of the Key) were enjoyed the ladies wh West Lions’ club and their lieness-| vied with the es were-packed uo the den for alin smart dress turnouts gala Ladies Night evening. Shortly after four o'clock, the A delicious roast beef dinner was| card game ies were collected served to the pproximately 90) and the fashion show with a sup. ladies present. / erb collection of gowns vening con- beach togs from the Mar-Ed dre of excellent music furnished | shop were displayed by 2 bevy by the Saity Six under the direc-| mode's recruited from society, na tion of Danny Webster. Severa!| val and professional circles numbers were rendered by this; At the microphone as comment sextet, followed by} ator was Dorothy mer of the Y for * aad | Nary a Lion could be found in! ‘st last night by fashion show entries members and the. suits and tertainment for the « | group singing to their aecompani-| Citizen Staff with co-announcer ment which was greatly enjoyed} Bob Youmans; young Key West at by all torney. Piano accompaniment Lion Stuart Whiting gave a very|for the fashion parade was played by Mike of the Deck Lounge comment was ad libbed with a hu erudite dissertation on the history Arnold Quarter of, the Minstrel show preparatory | to the Lions Club ministrel shov. on February 29 and March 1. morous slant injected into the In this same vein, Lion Jack) program. Attorney Youmans, an Clark pr ed his blackface ser-| excellent baritone, sang several mon about Adam and Evil sans spontaneous selections in keeping blackfa with the distinctive styles includ | The and Key West was the|ing “Besame Mucho” for a Port topic for the talk given by ‘Lion|uguese frock and “ Road To Man ' Carlton on} \Candy And Cake eign mission was collected during | the month of December during the Week of Prayer observation, it was reported. Twenty-two members attended the business segsion presided over and closed b ythe president of the group, Mrs. Leona Collins : Coming Events FRIDAY, JANUARY 18- Alcoholics Anonymous will meet at 8 p.m. in the social hall at the First Presbyterian church. Key West Amateur Radio Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the National Guard Armory. Key West Shrine Club will have a ladies night formal dinner dance at 8 p.m. at the Casa Marina, Knights of Pythias will meet at 8 p.m. in the Pythian Hall 728 Fleming street. MONDAY, JANUARY 21— } General meeting. women of the First Presbyterian church at church, 8 p.m. Meéting, Poinciana PTA, school, 8 p.m. Meeting, Key West Temple No. apenas eel asthe at 20, Pythian Sisters, 7:30 p.m. , Meeting, W. S. C. S, of Ley Memorial Method: church, annex, 7:30 p.m. Meeting, Elizabeth Taylor Cir- ele of WMU, First annex, at 3 p.m. Meeting, Juvenile p.m. Opening, “Born Yesterday. Key West Players, Theater, 8:30 p.m. Audubon Screen Tours film, Key West high School, 8 p.m. 2 Handicraft Class for Officers Wives, Recreation Bldg. No. 178, Naval Station, 7:30 p.m. Special interest home of Mrs. R.D. Chandler, 1224 Flagler ave., 10 a.m. TUESDAY, JANUARY 22 -- Council, 8 Barn Shell craft class, Officers’ Wives. | cooking group, | | eandy and cake for the sale. Those { | i | Baptist ! beginners only, Qtrs, R-2, Na-| val Station, 1:30 p.m. Meeting, Young Adult Fellow ship, First Methodist Church, annex, 8 p.m. Meeting, Order of DeMolay Boys, Scottish Rite Temple, ’ 7:30 p.m. Meeting, Ever Ready Star Club, home of Georgia Bells, 900 Fla gler street, 3 p.m. eee Sparkling Waters Re- Lodge No. 14, Knights of Pythia: s Hail, 8 p.m. se dalay” for an India print The United Nations theme adapt ed by Edna Miller and Mary Car . dress designers and opera of Mar-Ed’s, allowed a wide Roberts. He spoke brief: ly on the water probiem, the hous ing situation and some of the fu ture plans of the Navy A word of welcome was spoken byoMavor C. U.cianeey ange of patterns, colors and de “At the conclusion o the meet-!signs from All-America to Zanzi ing, it was greed. that a goojj bar. Pictures of every model were time was had by all, and every : one is gagerly looking forward to - Pree eaics ant Grace Lutheran KENTUCKIANS TO SEE NEW GRANDSON HERE A surprise is in store for visiting grandparents Mr. and I 4 Lu er of Ashland, . who will arrive in Key West today to visit with their daugl.ter-in-law Mrs. Don Tucker 28 Elizabeth Is To Open ‘Kindergarten January 21 On Monday morning at 9 A.M., Grace Lutheran Chure! will begin its first classes. A group of 17 tween the ages of 4 as alre: been enreled, and a more are expected to do so soon The classes will be held in’ the burch auditorium of Grace Luther an Church at Flagler Avenue and Yenth Street. Classes will be held rom 9 A.M. until 12 o’clock noon The children in the Kindergar ten will be charge of Mrs. James Wit who is a member Sale Is Slated of the Lutheran Church. Mrs. Wil liams is a college graduate and has For Tomorrow j had sonte excellent experience in | teaching little children, so the chi A candy and-cake sate sponsored | dren will be in fine hands by Minoca Council No, 13 Degree} The aim of the school will be to of Pocahontas, will take place to | Prepare the children to take their morrow beginnir at 2:30 p. m.,| Faces in the first grade in comin: in front of the Palace theatre on| years and also to teach them a few Dudal sivoct of the simple stories and truths of All members dre asked to donate | Jesus the Savior. Such a Kindeigarten School has been envisioned by many of the ;members of Grace Lutheran for quite some time. Now the time has come when such a school for the little children able Kindergarten ehildren t The grandparents” have never seen their 1 old grandson, Dean Alien Tucker whose father Don Tucker, AN, 1s serving in the Meditenanean with the navy. The Tuckers expect to spend | about four days in Key West few —<—<—— in am who wish to contribute are request ed to call the chairman of the sale Mrs. Adeline Muse rc has become avail Apply To Vea Hoyt Thomas Wilvanks, USN and! What is believed to be the lar Bertie Mae Johnson, 323 Elizabeth | gest forest fire in America occur. street, have made application red in 1825 in Maine and New for a marriage ‘icense at the office | Brunswich. It burned over three of County Judge Raymond R. Lord. | million acres and cost 160 lives. IN A SHOWER OF TICKER TAPE. New York city Toars up the canyon of lower Broad way enro ate his stricken ship, the F New Ye row) as he rides ‘ The gallant officer, who stayed with ng a North Atlantic storm, arrived sank 6 {who did the hair styling for the Most of the running | elcome To Carlsen March Of Dimes Party, Fashion Fete \ At Casa Marina ts Br ght Success taken and will appear in the Citi- en tomorrow along with detailed | description of the exhibits. i Orion Russell and Mrs. De- lio Cobo were co-chairmen of the event. Mrs. C.B the Mayor of Key West who is in charge of the Monroe County cam- | paign for the March of Dimes as sisted in organizing the program. } members of Beta | included Mrs. Jeff! Mrs. Douglas Pearson, | Chester Knowles, Mrs. Car-! ch, Mrs. Thomas Caro, | George Curry, M John | Mrs. Newt Ketchings | Florence Rabon among | Harvey, wife of e hostesses Phi ht, Jr. jos Gell Spottswood, and Mrs others The sub-debs who acted as us- are students at the Con- | of Mary Immaculate. They | were the Misses Dale Dick, Pat- ricia Pattdn, Kathleen Lawrence, Nora Malone, Sandra Freseman and Sally Perez I Ss were given guests includ- ing a dress from Mar-Ed’s jewetry from Poilock’s and the Beachcom. ber and other gifts donated so gen- erously by Donald’s Beauty Shop, he vent tes models, Lopez Wholesale Liquor, H. Ramos and company, Lowe’s Fish Company, the Key West Texa- cS Servi the Gulfstream Food Department store, and Bernie C Papy Credit also goes to the Person: ality Studio who trained and con tributed some of the models and above all to Max Marmorstein, owner of th asa Marina hotel and to its congenial manager, Em mett ¢ f arranged the af- fi sred the facilities of the resort for the March of Dimes | umpaign. All costume jewelry was furr ye’s Gift Shop. ow re rvevvvi vee 9. BIRTHS | eee ean eaaaaee® as Agricola’s Have New Baby Mr ieacoin ricola avenue, are » parents of a son, born Mon- rel Hospital, December 28,1951. The child, their first baby, | has been named Joseph William. | He weighed seven pounds and four | ounces. Mrs. Agricola is the daugh- ther of Mrs. Aloysia Van Goidt noven, prominent in Key West soc iety and civie activities. and Mrs. “ar: 2303 Patterson roe Gene Son Bern To Balins Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas Balin, Palm Trailer Park, Stock Is land, are the parents of a son born at Monroe General Hospital, Jar uary 6, 1952. ‘The little boy weighed | four pounds and iwelve ounces and has been named William Thomas. KEY PROPERTY (Continued From Page One) the one new in existance could be installed adjacent to the highway providing an abundant supply of fresh water in the event that the existing pipeline broke down or was inadequate. re six income tax d with the Bureau of In- enue whose adjusted s income, was at least $5 mill jon The original term under existing U.S. 8 yaars of copyright law runs. for | (P) Wirephoto Kurt Carlsen (ar- Capt | satisfied. with JAXON | : { More than 800 people enjoyed the Here ‘tis, almost week’s end partment are doing their part, by ae 4 : p i rie N bi cy again. Did you ever see time going around and ricking up the! ‘yourists and some town folk were slip by so fast. We feel right at home today in our Friday corner as usual, but we sure do love siting three times a week in- stead of two ees. i If vou really want to get the bird . .. go on down to the | Key West Garden and Lawn | Supply and get one from Maq- gie Zimmerman because she has some of the cutest little | baby Parakeets and Canaries there vou ever saw. By the wav, if vou didn't know, the | baby Parakeets or Budgies, if | kept by themselves make such cute nets. They can be trained to talk, and allowed to fly around freely in the house. Personally I love that Maa- - aie Zimmerman, the little old crah! Just because she doesn't ree'ly mean it. and she’s honest as the day is long. x &k * Now comes the question of how many diamonds a husband can vet awav with wearing and not make the little woman dis. Sounds goofy to me but it came up before the Mas- sachusetts Supreme Court, and they claim that she is entitled to live os well as he does vou husbands must be v ful not to put too many di ‘n the rine through your nose or there will be trouble. ee If you were at the Fashion Show at the Casa Marina yes- terdav in which the latest from Mar-Ed. vou weren't the onlv one to admire tha white and gold outfit on Diddy Dumas’ which Mar-Ed cols “Temple Girl.” This in our | estimation was one of the most beautiful numbers of the whole show. Diddy is a brunette charmer, and her hair was really done in Temple style. The dress was heavy white silk faille and heavily banded with gold, halter necked, backless with a neckline that plunged | way down to here! The rest of the clothes shown were in- | teresting end lovely to behold. Conaratuiations to Mar-Ed on a wonderful collection. : x kk * There's a big advertising cam- raign now going on in favor of Pork. It says the Pork Crop’s in and that there is more pork than we've had in years on the y to market. Personally, I am in fa- vor of it even if it does lead all foods as a source of thiamine, and is rich in high-quality pro- tein. I knew pork was good, but not THAT good. x *k * Our social calendar becomes fuller and fuller, if I may make | free with fractured English. This is brought to attention by a brand new place setting on the Bride’s Table at the Beach- comber Jewelers. This one is for Miss Gloria Carbonell, daughter of City Commissioner and Mrs. John Carbonell of 528 Bahama St. who will become | the bride of Joseph M. Medina of this city on Thursday, Feb. Ist. Gloria is using a pattern in china that she chose while still in high school and its | unique loveliness bears out her | wise choice. It is the beautiful Bavarian Figaro by Royal York. Complimenting this is Valley Lily crystal by Impe- rial. Our lucky bride will re- ceive as a wedding gift from her fiance’s mother, a full set of Sterling Silver flat ware, so her choice will not be shown at Beachcomber. Miss Carbonell only return- ed to this city in August of last year after having served three years in the U. S. Air Force as a Corporal. She ~was | stationed in Cheyenne, Wyom- | | ing and Newburgh. N. Y. Of interest to her many friends is the announcement of | a shower to be given in honor of Gloria’s approaching mar- | tiage on January 25th at the | home of her mother and father, | on Bahama St. } The Beachcomber Jewelers and this column offer congrat- | ulations to Miss Carbonell on her wise and lovely choice. and her approaching marriage. x *k *® Over on Duval St. there are jlittle green signs pasted on top jof all the Parking Meters. Now I have occasion to notice these llittle green signs because I am} one of the most regular cus- tomers of the parking meters! that there is. Anyhow, it is just a! little advertising campaign in-j | viting us to put a dime in the! meter for the March of Dimes; which will not register on. the; meter and then put in your) an official greeting. it capsized and nickel for one of the best buys in! the city, one hour’s parking. Our good friends in the Police De- ‘ever started v -¢ were shown |j} iT PROGRAM BAYVIEW dimes in the meters and turning entertained by a ‘am played by them over to the National Foun- , the 60-piece conce nd “rom the i <ey Wes! gh hool. under the dation for the treatment of Po- aay West High Choo}, under thi direction of Harold Casterson lio, and you won't miss that ex-) One of the band’s nm high-lighted by the four drum major tra dime at all when you park appe Fifteen cents for one hour's park- oe nce Was enthusias of the projects one an ing and a share i greatest humanit tically received Oder people in the were carried back to the their youth by the hilarious comedy act presented by Billy and Lor raine, old-time vaudeville team currently appearing at the Habana Madrid Club. Wednesday of next week audience days of kw The long distance wires are humming between New York and Beldner‘s again which is pretty gocd evidence that Bun- ny Beldner is up there doing r his spriry buying. He gets $0 the main feature of Fun Nite @arned enthusiastic over some . be the presentation of a program of that stuff that he just has to | of spirituals and other choral num give his capable little manager “Miss Kay” a buzz every now and then for a blow by blow description of what is going on. The things must-be really nice to get Miss Key so twittered up, and I for one, will keep | Elks Lodge Will bein eyes on Beldners when | Sponsor Dance x &k * j bers by the Douglass High School ;Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Doris Miller. Elks No. 551 at their mee Thursday night voted to spo ing or a Williams- An old recipe from burg Inn sounded delish so we, dance on the night of January 28 tried it. we ate and ate. It’s an appetizer Apple juice. as they say, se for benefit of the March of Dimes Adopting a slogan of have fun chilled to the bone!so that they may smile again’, d with a scoop | the Elks voted to bear the entire It made us so hungry of range sherbet plumped | expense of the dance so that all re squarely in the glass. Good on a ceipts will go to the March of ‘hot afternoon too. | Dimes. * * ; John Blackwell, Jr., leading There's nothing so cute as a |knight of the lodge, was named plumg baby, browned by the chairman of the dance committee. sun. The Children’s Corner | He is to be assisted by Louis C must agree because their new ; bonell and Mayor C. B Harvey ar sun and sand clothes for tod- | dlers are so cute and so reason. |. The River and Flood Forecast jing Service of the U.S. Weather able. They have little cotton | ; i crepe sun suits with ruffled | hoe oF cearecs throne aie rumba panties and bra-like | V°" ae adhe | forecasting centers. It issues flood i warnings for all principal U. S. ! rivers and tributaries. tops. Don’t need ironing either. A treasure for dressing up on hot days is a cunning midriff set, comes in blue or pale yel- low cotton broadcloth faced with turkey red and decorated | with coy hearts. For tre older girls, gay ca- rioca skirts in gay fiesta stripes and beautiful cotton bathing suits. The latter, for girls up to fourteen and for a small $2.98. Nk & what tric! it if my memory of Shakespe: has not they were recommending a good jsound spanking expertly ad | ministered. Why Judge! bd. ie. 3 Beauty is only skin deep, or | so say the sages, but why not let Donald's take care of it? * & f The Maryland Court of Ap-! Well, old Father Time is al- peals was asked if an angry ‘most ready to file av the wife orders her husband out rd week in this year 1952, and the house, if that is any excu sure looks like a \for him not coming back. We! ar ahead, Can't wait to see! they had to recourse to Shakes- | what's gonna be. Have you ste peare to a that one. They'ped to count up the new~ busi aid that in such circum- nesses in our town in just this and should have}winter season? If you do you'll ‘tricks to tame a'run out of fingers. It’s a good m her chattering year! Love and hugs, Jaxon— didn't specify , (Advt.) neces a hu recourse to shrew and cha tongue.” h They slipped, | wonderful | feet Cisizas PHONE: Citizen Office, 1935 o—————— LARGE CROWD | Maid’s Night Out Shop Hopping | by Dot “AN AMERICAN IN PARIS,” at the Strand Theatre. azine said of this ‘A Buoyant full of fine dances and as com- peiling as its George Gershwin ore.” Everything works out with Including the faultless tim- ing of dance rhythms done by ef ind Leslie Caron, Time on your hands? Here’s is a chance exuberant fellow Kelly have the time of his acting life as ar tist who spends spare-time dancing, and wooing the latest French import, pert Leslie Caron of the retrousee nose and the point- taps in time and La Caron periorms a wonderous flight nto ballet. ‘lime and sive re toes. He again musicals only audience a hard time with hash repasts. But this is a time- ly feast \ sumptious banquet. of xorgeous color, plausible though light plot and magnificent settings to tch the dance sequences. Gene Kelly has wings on his feet and Astaire in his crown, (it’s time named king of the dance instead of Fred Astaire.) | And now's the time for bestowing ;the title. There's the capricious | and humorous time of the dance he was Members of Key West Lodge of} with a couple of old girls in a cafe; |the dance for admiring French gamins to “I got rhythm. .can you ask for anything more?” And the semifreudian dance with the ballet troupe in dreain sequence, is tops. The Parisian background is of | The an background is of | course stylized, but that adds to the mood of the elaborate film. The music is timeless in the Gershwin sway Madwag Oscar Levant plays piano, keynotes his perfor- mance with humor sometimes drei, sometimes broad farce as in the daydream in which he is not only the concert/artist, but pops up as the maestro, the row of violin- ists and even the audience shout- ling bravo from a theatre box. | The film has charm, liveliness, | sheer beauty. .and just about all | the complimentary adjectives you might have time to add. Take time to see the sparkling cinema which won an Academy Oscar. .and Le- vant, CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our deepest siation to all those that were so kind during the illness and death of our .beloved one, Conchita “amero, and wish to thank those |that offered their cars and sent floral offerings. J. M. CAMERO ; and FAMILY ART CLASSES MARTELLO GALLERY— i COUNTY BEACH | ADULTS: Thursday. 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