The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 6, 1952, Page 5

: ’ ' ’ I A RT ee Wednesdey, February 6, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 5 SOCIETY ... PER Ol EST TO 1 a te SONALS ... NEWS OF INT. O WOMEN WOROTHY KAYMER, Society Editor . ; : oe ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE PHONE: Citizen Office, T1935 Cerebral Palsy Clinic Lacks $1,200 Massachusetts Navy Man | Former Maine Lamberman pantie, Cocktail vee M : ie’ Ni ht Out Of Goal To Establish Clinic Here | Reports ihoard Subtender Reports For Duty Here ot Pima cloth, and one with a | Ais Negi Ou is working hard to reach its goal.of a Key West clinic for cripples | Montigny, 105 Westmoreland Ave., Route No. 4, Caribou, Maine — ae ites . the end of February. Members of the board of directors hope to | 0hémeadow, Mass, has reported | ported for dt sboard the ont pose ara oS ee | | Rory Cathe nd a blond new the clinic 19 operation if necessary funds ore cot. | 2%°#?d the Subtender USS Howard tender | ad 6W. Gi witht and tiny littl egiien wo ex- Comer named Peter Graves stru wdutig to’ the of i quisitely and finely done, gle manfully through a drama mI wonder that #ik the against father, and good-wgain ty don't wegr i. in ap oubof-door filffiidone oad collector’ + uas. coppertints and <dblues S te hous or technique is on ofthe association, Mrs. Everey{), “ilmore (A8-16,) at Key West, (AS-16 West Sar entered the ieny entered the Naval servi 20, 147 was Rate | | rvice October 8, 1951 and receiv. recalled for duty last Apel i : his reeruit training at the Naval Before entering the Navy, Se ig} aining Center, Bainbridge. Mary- operated a pulp and lumber bx i G e brill sh ness the nes | 2 ay —. e+ | He was graduated from the Ca Sands and_his wife, the former Hmannna! Something new has have @ diamond! Well. you go t a OF ahtly ereenish t The the public to patronize the generous pe fy bh rs - !thedral High School and was em- Thelma Turtler, daughter of \ bee ided and we think its to the Beachcomber Jewelers ww de ust about | panoramic background of meentain boatmen this week Donations have pay to yay e. - Row —— ployed by First National Stores be-, liam Turner of New Orleans, La | Pretty cute. That's me'n my gal| and piel out e ring or earrings, ght for February and the other | country is maginficent oo gome from these capiains: Joseph | the Submarine Tender. {0:6 his enlist are presently living hese jsvin’ Shop Hopping. Of course and it will have in at just the clever too! Put one cup! It's too bad that can't Ge. said : Mercurio of the Aileen Il yy: ee eee PL Ss — Se - i — Ch -—- she doesn't really go Shop Hop-| sise dlamend you can afford: creamed cottage cheese through | of the acting. There’s @ bati@faced Garson of the Storm King eet :, mar See » Cr rniv ing with me, although she says and it may be real smoil. Then fine Add one-third Dionde girl who tur 7 : " e ( hoc * b € 0 cu ms out abe a jakie Key of the Legion; Roy Pot-| Cavle recently completed a 14 - irnival Choice she wishes she could. So I guess @ few more dollars hes ees pped. until wath, vicious little minx mixed apein a ned or | bank robbery along with, Peter you ‘of the Rusty. CR weeks course at the Naval Meta! . +s he cute little girl real e Frovtee alien’ ‘John Wert et | smith ches! tn Norfolk. Vo. His Is Four Year Old Girl, Helen Preston |eonss “ah cf pus thine “hesteen) Sines amine Fou t and will one & le, one. | Gtaves’ father. And the pieture & May West; Wadsworth DeMerritt |4uties aboard ship will inelud r-yeer old Helen Preston, a beautiful curly-haired blow j I { making the rounds they ge . no helt ‘ full of vislense, fist-fi 4 oa @f the Evelyn; Tommy Lones of | ¥ork in, welding, cuiiing, burning. | has been selected as candidate from the U.. Fleet Sonar School. | it's always with vou in mind @ larger and allow you ". wand one. | battles, a man-bunt that past the Geo. H. Bates, Reggie Trevor | Sheetmetal work and blacksmith | ¢.. uy. finais in the Navy Charity Carnival Queen contest | 7 ie * * - exactly what you paid for ys mo he + sol Z iPr. as you expect. in the deativet the the Osprey Il. Ray Gonzaga of ¥° The selection was made at an ™ _nome . A : smaller one on the bigger size. | \4, ag gf aman Cajacy; Henry Wetherford of | Coyle, who entered the Naval | Ail-Hands party at the Naval Sta: | Bob's Sporting Goods donated five | A “Horse's Meck” is English | 7 oS one eee cag chill Serve cee and | The son believed inihis father's the'Bea Hawk; Art Curry of the | Sefvice June 12, 1951, received his | tion Beach Patio last Friday after- dollars each in merchandise bul han ie inet of ridicule, | will grow, and we think it's ‘draincd canned’ cherees, ang} imearity until the hagic colYacts Artmar; Teddy Canova of the Flo- | Fectuit training at the Naval Train-| noon ‘The Sonar School's candi- the eiane when 8 te o bend > | Cond, propase tw Oh" | Present themselves. There ares lot Along: Clyde Montgomery of the |‘ Center, Great Lakes, Ilinois. dates for the title ranged from the ‘™ . tached and ls curved from pel- i ) |of rogues am the Rogue river dis Greyhound; Clive Niles of the Skip-| Before entering the Navy, Coyle | young winner to some of the very 4 charcoal self-portrait drawn | ished mahogany by the talent- xe *~ ne | eet: ed folks of Haiti, it becomes In larger families we've found| f you are really looking for py; Bill Crespo of the Lucy; and | attended and was graduated from | 11; ctive wives and daughters of by Gerald Leake and mounted and so. beautiful for the that there is always one child! = place Albert Atwell of the Sailfish Danville High School, and was em- | in staff members. The candidates framed by the Noble Art Studio is te / Because of its inierest in ai| Played by the shoe firm of Dan/ wer in addition to Miss Preston, | among the treasured gifts she te} ome. who seems to be the favorvte or | “different” we recommend the | crs spark the plot vases, the cerebral | Cohen Co. | Mrs. Malva Rikeman, Mrs, Jeanet po . I saw several pairs at the “pet.” A friend of ours was ace Case Cayo Hueso Supper Club | w also sponosred | weet” te L. Talty, Miss Mai ttle} The Fuller Brush Retail store do | South Seas Gift Shop recently. cused of favoritism, and explain. “Wey owt on the end of Duval | h of Dimes | omdr, And Mrs. Morrison Miss Berry an, M Sin- | mated a lovely wee vel eps: Odd pieces of brass made in- ed it just right, it seems. “lub Street where the Atlantic | . Mey. Alex: | Rptertain Mere clair, and ar er, ae kit known “ger he: tra fo treys, vases (these are real- she growled. “Treat ‘em differ. Ocean vies with the Southern- } mwas winner in! bh, ond Mrs. C Dowling of | Prizes wel it n! e of “Lizagator™ in choic®? ly pronounced “vawses” too), ently? Nope! I treat ‘em the | most Trio in making sweet mu- the married women’s division Norway are vistting in Key West 2, even Key West merchants. of any shade ash trays, tea pots. etc. are al- same; it just bounces back dif. Se to lull you while wine ¥ who have recover | with their daughter 4 Mar, of sa Marina ye choice of an 8 5 40° eploved| %© nice in your homes, fer , and poetic, fer crigoling and | Commander and Ag) =} ed +! saith 2 oS wr, 2 2 gold a * * & P e+ treat at the | con th | styling, tw film a tl winning ca’ le by , . - - lation’s proposed clinic Bese, They = eum | Prvoessing of them for ght | Paes! Are tate the tow - cantor bo ane Py 4 wee fel eld | west Garden club will 1 past, memiers of the Cere-| month here ' roll film ‘camera and one 8” x10" | Votes for the Queen were a pei: | int, ie ywn We th as worn ° ‘who hasn't?) Well. if ' being ie Ney bt I Palsy and Crippled Associa-| "his is the Dowlings’ fifth visit enlargement of any negative is be-, ny each. The person having the fined ‘e Bee ge - . gosh. ) you location, | have taken Monroe Codnty|ig Key West. Dr. Dowling says | i# Presented by the Atlantic Photo | largest amount of pennies dropped |W uc asive trackinewe nat paPy sad fo the Buttons, Bins | present ‘ie victims and other crippled they fine it @ most interesting and | Supply Company, Inc. into their respective jars automati _ th bg. 7: om — z prs | Seat’ Clon tn vee | » F to Miami for treatment, | delightful place Chappell’s Variety store and cally won the title. ve “ iy Bg aan Bod ee a aeaee & j spot and have provided braces and other | + ee ' ° = r oe lie nell tee , Bs there are. However, the long trips make proeperpapeR pays | Miss Betty Saunders Formerly Of City |$t'\" ‘cen'e ‘engthwise and | Blank that MeCal's patierns is | j¢ and the place is them nervous and often nullify the wo ——- ; “ . “ . Le inely chopped apple| putting out, and you might win open for lunch. You ten lunch s. Many of the children and FIRST VISIT HERE Wed To Lt. Comdr. W agner In Wash, | *P:in*'e4 ever so lightly with| such @ trip, There ate» 126 | ciser through til dinher if you families have become dis-| The Chamber of Commerce an ? : sugar (we like brown). Wrap | prises including the free trip to | Ji, and then dinner is even doureged and believe that they can-| nounces that Mr. and Mrs. Charles The wedding of Miss Betty W. Saunders and Lt. Comdr, Erwin }each frankfurter with bacon,| Paris for two, and all you have better. In the evenings. the fot learn to walk and become self oon Je.. their children, and| 4 Waaner, USN, took place at 6 o'clock the evening of January 25, | fasten with toothpicks and bake te do is make your own Bester Southernmost Trio will enter- gufficient Mrs. Louis Schlink of New Haven,| i? the Ynited States Naval Chapel on Nebraska avenue, N. W., in] 30 minutes at 375° F. or until| outfit end using the blank, tain you, as will Benny af the Clinics operated by trained ther-|Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. Charles} Washington, D.C. The Rev. C. Vaughan Lyons officiated at the | the bacon is crisp. Some like this, send in the description of 1 to } Bar, mixing tintiliating seintil- apists who can give regular care | Putman, Sr., of Homestead were | double ring ceremony s with saurkraut ~ | MeCall’s. The lovely part about | isting cocktails, Love that to the victims have achieved won. | recent visitors in Key West The bride is the daughter of Wa *~* * the whole thing is that But- | > y encouraging results with; This was the party's first visit i Mrs. Willhite ef 4 | It's getting so that now- tons, Pins and Bows has the © and even adults. Many|to the nation’s southernmost city. |" end Mrs. Willhi ht adays just a lacy valentine blanks and a whole shipment | 2 * They were thrilled and peased| yeh. Ideho. She lived jn Key isn't enough, we give ‘em gifts of lovely new fabrics of pure | There are some columns with their sight-seeing tour of the} West for five years and. whil like Christmas. So, « hint or | silks cottons, rayons, nylon, "Wve! Mit. tnd dhe is tyledy so} island city. here was presadent of the two on how to give « reeily | pute linen in the newest |¥88" ae . i rn P There! P w te ° in lice one without going over- weaves and patterns to make it | “) ™ ‘fowen's, Club, first. vice-presiy ; im the wallet de of, and. th 4 lengths and , ‘!nes. F'rinstiince.*we jent of the Arthur Sawyer Unit te Selle potmant ; In Pebrumey: of 190Rp°tine w the crowds to Fieces sell for almost nothing! | No 20 Ameérean Legion Auxiliary take edvantage of | Poris, here 1 come! Brothers were perfeeting their - J and a charter member of the Bet@! big red tag Going on * * |elider im Daytay Obio bi- of Beta Ee worl, Woented | Hat gmakine te age perm) ele, nd lee bed tl pnt Seer She recently the ustowm side, the num “ Gn do it trom's PF Pica have tday) VERE Emery aha turned from Rabat, French Mb 876 Duvel lously smal There's® q| Bother off i. a ui 1 ‘ receo in, th Africa where she j be gal in yo heart, new book out o wtle In- | WSS tushiy wines & that he is catching fish this | nai to the United Chit hes dresses from $3.08. dividually Yours” | est Car. | New York and Washington. Stu- recieve regular States Gpnsu! Bunbacks from $2.79, Skirts as lylc whieh is devot ib. | dents at Evanston’s Northwest. ‘a therapist are three boyt, bs Joulwan said that Mro Jack) THe @w Mrs Wagner sore Hitle as $2.98, Sweaters, blows | ject of improving your J0GRa thug | 0°? Academy, rem 40 ss : 7 ; wedding gown of mauve si @s, heté, and so forth ad tm- gives quite an insizkt on | the | UP “iarettes of leave : ab Tallon, manager of the Marine « @ieent Por tim, Sueuth |\cubieat at be heme of Betsy Ross Mote where staying shantung with velvet trim and a | mer Pe aa a pes carried @ gardenia bouquet and Hats. Sport Shirts, Swim A quota’ thud tite Shrige in Pouadelihia, and cases, | with thet coal region hobpitality,|& ivory carved prayerbook heir Trunks, and meny more things you a promi: hen de- Charles Tiffany, jeweler, died at ~~ West, 4 n ’ " rete of ‘ ‘ 90. Time truly marches on, La In Mr. Joulwan’s opinion, Key loom which was borrowed from at noxt to nothing prices. corate your ha at re 4 Z West can't be beat for restiuiness |}® frien’. Mrs. Reese Hinton of Hey Guys! Don't miss the with nose in profile 6 nose? | doesn’t it have tried, Creomulsicn t# Bhar | and sunshine. Buhl, Idaho costume jewelry that's on sale. | Then it's a beam | YULige @ * * %. eink, re a Matron of honor, Mrs. Mary Bt is so much glitter for so lit ‘derby, a calotte or helggt A, 1S later than think, C {Jane Wagner of Washington, Coming Events — M " wine-colored dress and Peps Angas ag Entertains House Guests s\ed ponen tle, lock for the red 1g bulbous nose (and who wavd| Yisit Donald's the old Glock: | tate ve ane OA prices. admit it7) Then ty soft " oe y er eR F ‘Seems as though Downtown | of hair at your hat liv *_* * ~ | hh ‘i ? : De, 4 Miss Colleen Moore of) 1i1!| fest man for the groom was is Moving Uptown to Chic’s brim irregular in con A was quite @ trigy wasn't. it? si eee ee ae vO Oriee’ x, | South street has c housequest | wittiom B. Young. « Pan-Ameth Red Tag Sale... . Don't tor- [large brim turned up. Try any- | UPMWh. Downtown, and around | Dr. J. A. hs Taylor, 10 a.m | Miss Betty Gilbert of Chipley, Fla. | can Airways pilot : get now! thing.” town. Well, we liked’ tt, { ‘et Meeting, K.W. Outboard Club | *8@ is enjoying a week's vacation] A small dinner for the wed- — Specializing is | im Key West. j ding party was held after the *~ * And now we expect Key Went | did ‘too, Til Priday then, girls are students at Flori-j ceremony at the U.S. Naval i It-took years and years to ers to turn out in @ regular ragh | 40% shopping. Jaxom—(Advty pound into my thick little head of hats : | da State University at Tallahassee | Medical Center Officers’ Club in that two parallel lines never * * * ~~ ¢ where they are team Bethesda, Ma. a ay i meet, and then { ups and write). Every time we see the ex. | “Wi 7 quN Moore is 4] After'm wedding trip to New that Raul’s Shell collection is le- the | Si ? Mrs. T.C. MOOPE of this | York City, the couple will beat Heated on the corner of Eaton and with 4 home al Briland street, AIS®: | Caroline Sts, The truth of the! « te ‘4 * Porria, Fa. matter is that it’s really on the, of 4 i The mer Mi at ner Gf Raton and Elizabeth | ty rs, | tended shoulda said so in : , mes | Bosse Idaho Well, what's the | | tia Giust left the city yesterday! from ‘Twin codilihing 4 yet Ledge at for « trip to Cuba Twin Falls, Idaho " 7 think The trio, who flew over by Aero. | tended Webster Business College | FORMER RESIDENT of Key we're really bn ‘rime CARD OF THANKS or Meeting, V.F.W. Post No. 3911, | vias @, expect to spend a wee in| in Los Angeles, Calif West, Miss Betty Saunders was | ity business a little too far?) We wish to thank all the dAgh.| $25 Margaret St. (In Meer) VFW Post home, § p.m Havana and before returning to} Lt Comer. Wagner is the son) wed recently to Lt. Comer. Er- | we're reaily eatin’ crow this | bors, Dr. Sheppard, Rev Newman TEL. Meeting, Golden Rule and Busy | Key West. f Mrs. Kate Wagner, Denison. win J. Wagner, USN, in Waeh- jtime, Raul and Rev. Meeker for their kindness | Preston & Jock Nennenecher Fingers Circle of W.S.C.'s, ~ — Texas, He was graduated from! ington, D.C ** et during the iliness ont death gf our” First Methodist church lowa Tourists Find City |s Xavier's Academy at Deni We've heard of growing ger- Loved One. We also wish Meeting, Garden Club, at wo ind Highway Worth Seeing °" «d ettended Southeastern CP VISPCCOSSITICIIT® | on and growing plants and man's Club, § p.m Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yahnke of | Stste College at Durand, Okla even growing ciildren. but the Meeting. Lower Keys Property Si fowa, spent some time | Were he was a member of Phi Rar ara | first time we ewer heard of Owners Asseciation, Cudjoe saber chdipamane in Key West,|S!ama Epsilon fraternity. He| “@ growing diamonds was yester-— Key. § p.m The Yahnkes were paging their | “** commissioned and received day at the Beachcomber Jew: ' Marionette shows: for clemen | fest visit to the nation’s southern. | "is wings at the U.S. Naval Air asasesesecanne+406 | oiciy that's right folks, they tary 10 a.m. and for highs | sss ety | Station. Corpus Christi, Tex. i | peughter Te Pons’ have « “grow a diamond” plan = school students and adults, 1°50] "They reported that they found the} May. 1941 During World War II. | Sirs. See Fens. 5-C Vor-| Set te 6 Sane & Gee iD = p.m. Both shows at Key West | cue peeutifu. and worth seeing, |!" served in the Pacific as senior) Mt. and Mrs. Joe Pons, ; this, Guppese . . . . just euppese - High School and that they were expecially im.|®Viator on the USS Montpelier | tet Place, announce the birth of a | don't have too much Party for Carnival Queen candi: | pressed with their trip to Key West |" as operations officer in| daughter, Cindy Theresa, at Mon.| YO" bet the & date at Acropalms. 8 p.m. | Gver the Overseas Highway trom |Fombing Squadron One aboard roe General Hospital, Sunday. Feb. | ¢7 % epend, = FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8 a Sldnee snateineh |the aircraft carrier, USS Ben-|3 st 5:40 a.m — = ALL. HANDS dance, Boce Chica hington, where he received) The new arrival weighed six bed = swimming pool patio, ¢ p.m.| Meeting, Beta Sigma Phi soro-| as decorations. Among | pounds, 13 ounces. = ba Boca Chie ' Queen) —_ rity, San Carlos school. § p.m wasethe Navy Cross, the! Mrs. Pons is the former Cire ~ Candidates will Be present nest award given by the U.S. | Labrada Officers’ Wives huneheon, Pt Taylgee tpi eoek m sneting Mothers’ Club of CMI and St. Joseph's in St Cecetia's| Rpm ' SATURDAY, FEBRUARY » " Art clases for children, 2-4 y | uerentiy, he is on duty in-| Former ele phone mg Gying with the Chief of “wae b Novel Operations in the Penta. S#tees Aboard 0. Washingtgn, D. C. Ernest E. Jansen, —_—————_ . =e * oh COLORADO RESIDENTS |". 3) Erersreen ie sound : cago . hes VISIT DAUGHTER HERE wwe USS. toward W. Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Earle C. Drom. AS-16.) at Key West ond and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cu Jansen, whe entered the Neva! Masai iid dm. patio of West Maricilo ney of Wray, Colo. are vacation. | Serviee August 17, 1943, was dis y ee eae Gallery ine in Key West at the Southwind charged April 10. 1946 and recalled . MONDAY, FEBRUARY i Motor Court. Mr. and Mrs. R.A. | June 4 1951. He received bis re Ne Meeting Circle Three, Women of | King whe manage the Southwind cruit traiming at the Naval Train- ey enetian the First Presbyterian are the somindaw and daughter of | ing Center, Great Lakes, Biimow | ‘on home of Mrs. Before enteging the Navy Jaren ee 190? Reynolds street, § p.m. , : | Was employed by the Illinois Beil PHONE 13 OUVAL Meeting, Poinciene er Telephone Company | school, § p.m Jansen's wife, the former Betty Louve: Windows - Storm Stops - Jalousies - Louver Meeting. Anchor | Jane Bigaibe ef Chteage. sitncie:te} ei Shien savceniadllll residing in Chicaga at present