The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 11, 1952, Page 5

a Mondey, February 11, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Pepe 5 — eect sl tt tt. tt ———S >. SOCIETY ... PERSONALS... NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN VOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE PHONE: Citizen Ojfice, 1985 —_—_———— =. SHOP HOPPING ir. And Mrs. Francis Sobieski, Atty’s. Founder's Day ~ | aoa, EME Hy > Pregram Slated At Poinciana Poinciana Festival To Open Tues, At Wickers’ Stadium eC The SOME USA OFFICIALS (Continued From Page One) air power in North Kores etter « | armistice becomes effective. | 3 Whether a post armist « . ingen 8 casi A special “Founde pro. golitieal conference om : gram will be presented by Mgrs. iT few pevee perp wreiana Festival Carnival Putman at the re aula ecting of ted at Wiekers Sta- Beet the Poinei TA Monday at the | Par Eastern issues like eeday, beginning @8. 7:40} a RBs Sehx “ se Sehooi at ep ‘ Formasa a% the | wi st through February Fo! the brief business ses- | sion, @ social hour with entertai or be lnsited to purely ¢ tee Unie © spectators a chance! and Vicinity: Partly = ment and refreshments will be en- | 1 into Lhe mardi-gras mood. and slightly warmer to- Hello there! Brace yourselves laurel. and mo, he ose joyed. States wants. , entured performer of the show and Tuesday, Gentle > kids, it's here. Party time, that evening and morn Kow’ if Parents of pupils in the fifth ang! Theoretically, any oneof thes: Billy Shafer who does a high-| moderate variable winds, is, We have now arrived at an- your probox sixth grades are especially asked ues could cause the talks © act 150 feet in the air. Florida: Clear ¢ cloudy ether party month © thast lemactiy whet t é to attend this meeting to make fur- | Sfeak down. Actuaily it is felt he * grownups and children. | and continued iid Gale bet 6 nes ane ther plans for the square-dancing | ‘hat they will succeed or fail . romised by the troupe of | Tuesday ney - February, and all the birthda: Stitt classe = i o oe Com sanuas a keonv: . w a . thie h whether omi wed chihual » tiniest! Sve you ever noticed how| been Beowe bende “ge Over 4 girls and boys were pre- | Mists, like the United Nations 5 in the world. suatea . Menice, many of the home folks have there is a new kind of con sent during the first class held at | Peally trying to get peace in Ke her attractions will be a mam>| Gentle to 4 i i tan & Sel ae ee ~ Community building Pobruney |S westios Oar hove simply bec moth side show, a Plyaplame ride | winds westy cahdalioty one nothing of the famous people? that will be» bacn to sil | come oom ahemeiee Gas detibe hich Ioope, the agement Eedget! nocth portion and. nottheast tw Birthday tomorrow for Lincoln, parents. Tis is ene ‘at moin Heart-Throb Show |,.™ %, event it is iit here % Sound sot ferris, wheol. a Raday 28, OFF south portion. Clear to dey for St. Valentine. then oF will really enjoy usins. roo: that a showdown may be reached ‘rain ami roller-eouster aid Gail | Partly cloudy weather jashington even a day for This is the w Wonda- } ¥ yy q weeks. ee 7 ; festival — jo eee hog. By the way do) Cheis by Babyhooa Pt sr Of Fashion Slated yeh lines of action are wour -— eer Report any you know if there are and can be used by the tin - J study possible: effor > Geh hogs in Rey Wert, snd it| intent stone thenagh so ine iz By Church School 0% octal troughs The. a. Se je, Sao Okmaratone thon hey Cat there are, did any of them see year old. It’s @ Hi Chair, sate, » a | elude: the ree Polnetans their shadow, and if they did.| comfortadie, and tip proof; « Citizen Staff Phot: S Cody, Chane we =a 1, Resumption - seale w Bn geen: an Key West, Pla, Feb. 11, hat differ } Present a style revue called “Fas- of tull tome w ence would it make? youth chair when beby has | ANNA DION SOBIESKI, niece of Fred Dion, graduated from the | hion Heart Throbe ‘an Wednesday, | Within Korea. This, as officials t fe no eet dinner with the folks; e to's versity of Miami Law School Monday. Her husband, Ffancis, | February 20 in the Parish Hall, at | 9©¥ Se it, would most probably oming Temporstures There ate going to be slot of = “h#i" and table sot) car see | practices law fn Miami 8 p.m, amount in the long run to & hol: : yesterday dressed beautiful women * **#* familiar. aad conveneni, Ideal Togs are providing the | ina action on both sides. It is gen last night» - Koy West this spring if | 994 © stroller wits @ reclining 1 , clothes and Mrs. Joseph Ladd and ,¢f#lly assumed here that neither oe 's Store is indice. | Bechrest. It’s begutifully made if x-Ke W. G t Mrs. Glenwood Sweeting are di- |‘ U.N. nor The communist oa ba ‘There sxe 4000 new 0nd finished of chrome ond | Ba) y ester radua es recting the show, A Valentine | tions would commit the forces hee Pome en tacks there, | Plastic. end better yet. tho fuil | na theme is being used throughout | °*@tY to try for a complete vic Pwend from by peice te lows Wieh hait whet | 2 . with appropriate costumes and | FY in Korea. Meeting. ln pester than ihe ether Fo would poy ih row owes! |FTOM U, lami Law scenery snd Miltary harassment of Roi Shit & Bat ds id enough to make this Shop. "five o of funiture | The Woman's Auxiliary will be in | China. This could take any of s¢ Meeting, Anchor Ladge No. 182, per walk out onto the street ‘Prete. Folds compactiy ond st8 e ° | charge of booths on the grounds at oe. It could meas bombing ae — Phi | to fit i ” t W il P, W h H 6 p.m. the air bases in Manchuria jeeting « Sigma one by = Ad rth — hp a Re) ractice Wit of gifts and food, * * “*|nacth of the Vain, sir strikes Ti, Sapdiarlog ; a | Som betas bag ; ‘ |. Tickets are available at the Ideal | #8@inst military targets in China ‘ enough. to ef the It's sold by « desler only FORMER WAC ved a5 court reporter at the War | Togs shop, and through members| Pfoper as well as Manchuria, and 7 p.m say nothing . . pa Crimes Trials in Manila _ and teachers Raval surface and air bombard. Wesleyan Service Guild, W868, 5 or and in Key West it's Betty B. TOOK LAW oS Go Chnesd Gees, ren 8 new coreg out | Siceich’ 2048 | Seldenserg oe, we Mrs. Sobieski graduated cum | A complete program will be an-| ments of military installations in, First Methodist Chureh, i Tas Soa 8 course! jeuexW. Call tce| AFTER JOB laude from the Miami Law School. | nounced later China's extensive and vulnerable : ica :, rr phone ation, | WITH CLEARE She was a member of the editorial) f —— coastal area. : sbert s = out, — : shee, Aan ten eee, eee board of the University of Miami SMiRT-PAREZ WEDDING) 3. Naval blockade of the Chine , ‘OUR BUSINESS by ® : . | = am Law Quarterly TAKES PLACE SAT. Coast, aimed at cutting off all Father James Keller, has a won fe read that ever an has Key West, graduated from Present at her commencement cs oe ee trade and reducing coastal navi 4 derful and quotable quote in it twelve pints of bux th reity of Miami Law (last Monday were her mother Mrs. | Mrs. Arlene Smart and Henry E. | gation to a minimum. would like to pass along veins. Ali they want at the bi ox Monday and will go in-| Vietoria M. Dion, Mr. and Mrs. J. | Perez of Key West were married| 4, the wraps off Chiang Meeting, Demolay Mothers’ recall the words of |bank is one pint. One pir fo partnership wica her lawyer hus- Paul Dion and daughter Lynn, of |i" the office of Justice of the Peace | Kai-Shek. This would present Red cle, roof garden Seottish Rite spoken exactly ninety. | time, every eight week |band Francis A. Sobieski, in Mi- | North Adems, Mass., Mr. W. Buddy '@ Albury Savurday at 5 p. m. China with the threat of an iny sion Temple, 7:30 p.m, ago, (February 11,|Seems as though of mi Dion and Miss Alice Branin of key; Attendants at the ceremony were of its mainland by Chiang’s Na Meeting, Harris Sehool PTA, 8) boys over in Korea are %| Mrs. Sobieski, @ niece of Mr. and | West and, Mrs. A. E. Witto. | Hartley Key, father of the bride} tonalist troops on Formosa and p.m. you to remember, now |more than that, and some of | Mes. Fred Dion, is the daughter, Mrs. Sobiesxi gained her incen. | #%d Dorothy O, Stirrup, her sister.} some authorities believe. would forever, that it is your busi-|them are mighty scared two vrs. Vietoria M. Dion and the | tive to go to law school when she force the Reds to redistribute their blood at worked for Allan B. Cleare, Jr Monroe County Solicitor. Cleare | | encouraged her to pursue the law gd not mine; that if the | we know is, that giving the | the bank won't be fetal, and | sometimes is on the battlefield late Joseph E. Dion, Worth Adams. t} Mass. They were winter residents of Key West. Miss Esther Curry ill Be Married To x eek The law career of Mrs. Sobieski while she was working as his secre- | JACOBS WINS After reaching the Nth d»- | comes after wide experience in the tary. / Ernest Sch . 1 , h gree in gtowing things with | armed services. She srved in the Francs Sobieski is a practicing be from Page 1) } diamonds at the | WAC from 1943 to 1946, spending | atiorney with the firm of Okell and The engagement and approach- were Hilary Albury, Jeff Knight, | | ae a overseas in New Guinea | in Miami. He received i marriage of Miss Esther Mar- dr, Vance Stirrup and Everett ‘ = executive his of awe the Mi. | geret Curry and Ernest W. Schnei-|S¥eeting. Ralph Hortenstine has porn Fi wt staff of | Lew 1990. is also | ate announced by Mr. and Mrs. Tc to active duty in the! discovered grow She ser. 4 professor of Business Law. C. P. Curry, Sr. of 321 Peacon| US Army. ' set of Srorling fiat ef RRS ay emg P lane, parents of the bride-elect. be Ng egy rd were * ’ a No definite wed recipients award, | Oy, me Mee ae Officers’ Wives’ Club Hold Luncheon; |,“ :'°* »*'* “© os) Beene of 1850 inner s Miss Curry lives with her grand who fave fo Becchenmer erat Hear Personality Development Talk 0 0 We with er grand | Tom Martins Judges who any pattern there is too, Then Mre. A. V. MePhillips, co-chairman of the Officers’ Wives Club, Grieken Grinnell street | Allen Hampton. Neil Knowles, | you pay 85.00 down for each | Pd chaitman elect, was hostess at the luncheon held at Ft. Taylor | Th be lives at I311/ bendy os Relph Rogers Bd | ¢ setting, just os or | Officers’ Club Friday, February 8 we ire , Stee bee Ae “9 | inate place many niin veal alten just as few place settings as Over 80 members and thei: mmm SMATHERS PROMISES | well-timed and adhered to sched | Pre gun suena Lees bere Lone Se bey Georgia Boy Serves (Continued trom Page One | ule. Chairman of the DSA Com- place setting. plan is in the Personality Studios, with Joan On Guppy Submarine trol any speech I felt welling wp | mise. Charles J. Curry was effect in all large cities | Berneuter speak on “personality.” within me. I did not went these we San wae oan | Geetghoul the coumry. ana |. Laurh O'Banion stressed the tm.| Clarence Edward Maddcx is pre- men to think 1 was a young pop- | Keen was praised for his excels | has been used Ayey oo time | portance of a well rounded person. | SHtly serving the Nation a» Fire- | off. I never liked guys in the Jay- lent planning in making the ban. | by the Beachcomber Joedee ality. She defined personality as | ™&® on board the U.S.S. Clama- | Cee who tried to take over in their | Wet # huge ' foo, only we didn't know about | “your traits and the influence they | Sore, (88-943) stationed in Key ‘first month,” these it, and we'll bet you didn’t | have on other people.” + are | either... . until now, that is. | Mrs. Alwyn Smith, chairman of ) “i x | the luncheon group announced that Have you noticed th (rozen | Princess Nina Caraceiolo, who will and canned green beans are both | be responsible for ise choreography | plentiful and cheap on the mar. {0 ® “fountain” ballet during the | kets these days. Must be — ‘Week of Joy” festivities is inter jlast yeer they grew and grew ested in securing 20 Navy wives to fix them to spell “aff the winter) We found a few nice ways <0 Participate in the dance | vegeta . / Treat, RY HES am a Nina may be reached through Mrs Aubrey Hamp: on | sauce. Bake er a cheese ‘tt and! en @ salad with a’ or in 5 iy chépped onion, a ef i z i ij of the club interested bowling, or classes to contact t : H ti; HA Mrs. L.K. Bliss made an an- of dried dill and a RFD) Comment } good sharp French drewing. We yo. Son boas te oh ~— peal for suggest you use or prepare t b 3 . french cut for the above oe est thoes aye ef St’ FAW TUlant Wives Will doo _* * been Vives were invited to enter flower @ream puffs? Now you have ‘There are so many ways to When you buy or make cream- make people think you heve puff or eclair shells to fill, add a, more ef anything than you smoothly sieved benana to the! really have. This time it's heir. vanilla-cream filling | Go to Donald's for one these Transformation:. = amily gatt t dinner and the own pecu then Iw table we find much in jleugh at with ou family siant world ¢ ; ; i j } ire $ Harvey of Tavernier, Fle completed 2 Six-month cours instruction i» Medica! Photo graphy at School, Nations! Noval Center, Bethesda ™D. . The course trains hespiial cov from cold men in genera! as well os medi causes, we don't know. Anyhow, esl photography Graduates from we read « little item on “How to | the school are assigned to oid in treat @ ved nose.” It goes like | research in medical laboratories st this: “Make « lotion of ealamine, | Naval hospitels ashere and hospi inc oxide, glycerine and cherry tal ships operating with the fee Meies a] of} howptt H . USN. sen of Mrs. Anes arrangements in the show. Mrs. nd Goulet at 1810-R or Mrs. Diss ot 2282-M may be called for further mformation. Mrs. Bliss also urged members to get in touch with Mrs. Nettles of the Red Crass chapter regarding » Grey Ladies course which will begin Fi ry lc. ite demand of | the work onthe individual is small and the need is great Mrs. Alwyn Smith announced that plans for the cake booth have the Naval Medics? ; ¢ if the steel made im the word in each person would have received Give Coffee Wednesday A coffee wil ve held Wednes ry ft i ¥ 5 : i I i I | i | Cestere Bien ES ee © ; me aii f i ed ke RRA ee rk on ~ » +a %e « atthe i