The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 13, 1952, Page 5

eC, cee SOCIETY ... PERSONALS... NEWS OF INTEREST VOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor Tomorrow is Valentine's the day when you go wending out pretty valentines to ali the people you like and some <you love. Of late, nice gifts are like Christmas fell, it's not too late to go Va Jentine Shopping, so let's go fr Hite FepELY 4 to a ple the | painting @eing on at o now know that for any paint, for overnight and farmer Y Aah 7 . an SRL Yo “AT WIT Het ~ We could offer our chil- @ genuine bar-) would help instill | ite § HE es 32 Fi at tf = I i ' i I : i All of which make ¥ to mind Seecotash |®@mon. Cinnamon and cream chowder with salad and a roll for | Setting jany old meal in ite cream-of chicken |with an equal quantity one can of succotash i a cream cheese im a) | small onion chopped and fried im t ; ji i i t : ! H j i Your H 5 f g H r*8 oe I @lices and curry, dot the orange i? ts z at with brown sugar and ly with curty powder They look awful good i iE i ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE to the Post Office soon... . and who isn't... . take e run ecross the street to Gift Mouse. You can gab and gander and set a spell at Gift House, and Annual Flower Show Chairmen | | Named; Show To Open March 1 “THE LIGHT TOUCH” At Mrs. Norberg Thompson, chairms { the Key West Garden Theatre whether or not you buy doesn’t | ¢).,), annual Flower Show to be presented March 1, 2 and 3, in the Gwrend both b long , . mls J Stewart Granger proves to be or Geom ene OS, & the Elks Club annex, has announced + ~ on a eg @s you have fun! Incidentally. Gitt House is closed Mondays. @pen Sundeys he names of the chairmen in | ranger in the sophisticated Raffles style in this somewhat whimsical ned a» co-chairman to assist | @8d thoroughly entertaining film charge of presenting the show Miss Hilda Cunniff has been nay |fpowe for be Garden cb wert. 'One-Man Art Shove | Ss ws se whee ates meen ? He tously has st these ann & -e's previously aged Crown the Queen of your ‘t fer Valentine's Dey with & miniature crown Beachcomber Jewelers. tiful for evening with the lerine length gowns. Properly called a “Tiare” The Key West Art and Histori- cal Society is presenting as its see- ond one-man show of the season, the works of well-known Key West | middiemen headed by entint and instructor, Karl Agrico- | smoothie, George Sanders, a Most of his work is figure and | portrait although the fine compo- sition, “Riptide,” proves his abilit in tandscape. Agricola’s iwciede work in oil, water color ai pen and ink. He is versatile a skilled in all these mediums The show opens today at 1 a and is being held in the newly ‘nevated apartment wing of t gallery at East Martello Tow on Roosevelt boulevard near airport. The show is open to tl Public from one o'clock until fi o'clock every afternoon from Fi following: Medical | J. ruary 13 the 20th, ader sifer from the highest | Mrs. Henry Sands and Mrs. R.H. nd also has some w: headaches, 85 Blount percentage of headaches, pe: ter on q t Lal cent, executivegr 77 per The, wee » whieh will yy oS tt ies ‘clerical Waherg 68.2 per La Sem: , Week of *| Originally f Michigan, Agri- life. A ‘ Will open “at cola has been in Key West for | ist she ais i b also struggles w! over a year and has lived and stud ing the portrait stealer ted in Florida since returning from overseas service during World War items bought is se it in the U.S. Marine Corps, six impulse, and that in | gee ago. He oo to the oe <7 mer Deedee ssieres of Key | GERALD PIODELA WEDS Wes, daughter of Mrs. Aloysia van only 323 years off MRS. ESSIE STARLING | Goidtsnoven. They have a little son comylete peace. We would lke | just six weeks old. Their home is to have it 6251 peace treaties jon Stock Island. right now and we don't care if t's durin state of war or not, just so long as they stop shootin’ Miss Etta Patterson, well-known Key Wester, also prominent for her flower arranging. is chairman of the hostesses committee Ticket charman for the affair is irs. W, Kirke; and chairman a? a Z z ? : M tiny) these little crowns have | of been edapted to “civilian” use end ere es cute as anything this Shopper seen many moons. Another nice V: lentine rememberance for love of your life would be of the many other jewelry items displayed at | Beachcomber Jewelers. | oe ~_* * | Qiunterest to the Aspirin peo © i | ‘ibs a 4 af 3 i i f | ' | ' z a3 ; ir & $5 FF 4 i ! a F Fs = s if & H a & = Lite af Fes J a F cent; cent; er cent. The Mus da suffer Also, vestigation into the buying that one out of = 4 three lected on S860 there treatic years of b nor Holds Up Stations but NORWALK, Calif. This in account after the partnership end flationary era has an when Mrs. Essi rling - mn fied to Gerard Wilbur Plodele a: (Mrs. W. B. Kirke To Be <= Bernice Park, of Hostess To Gray Ladies e . at fai G ruary 14 at the home of Mrs. W. B = o her oe le Kirke, 1011 Von Phister street | The meeting will take place at evVvVVTvVeVrUVTTCST 18 coffee with Mrs. Kirke as host ess. man, . Bs = ze = % : : Is if. i ‘Tuesday. After both jobs he ste 2 i F E £ £ i “Home, James!” John Sala, attendant in a Down [ eiresiitit if Be rhs A new class of Gray Ladies will : EE § 2 = s 3 8: i # Stephen Decatur, hero of the “millions for defense but not one ii! Ho Hy ef know, but don't forget the common as , cream, and for i ing to our Encyclopedia, « skirt is the lower pert of « garment and the word comes stati We just read about @ flour exgless cake that won a We'd sure like that recipe Anyone have it? g ee = & ourselves just as good as @ job. Confusing isn’ at Donald's. * * ®* s nite something of Friends that write really got cut of hand, there was so much in tell you about. Oh - well, Preday de enether day, and thats the we will be ae yp oe 3 z 2 We d about , Ladies bur Sewyer Post Unit No. 28, = 2 £ wanted t Post Home, § p.m because ur stores te +ihert = Key West Art and Histories! So} *Midee.stavie Sep frig / / Ls ui - Missourians ae, Was Wine Sa} sees / 4GbKET | aes | a ameraeed enlien Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary Fleet) (= ==" Visit Here In | Reserve Asaetaison. chub rooms R. H. Blount Home) tet FEBRUARY 6 | Miss Rita Daly and Misses) Art classes for chindren, 24 p.m. | are and Betty Anne MeLone of} patio of West Martello Galery Moberly, Missouri, are guests here of Lt. (jg) and Mrs. Robert H. Blount, 1005 Plagler evenue The vacetioner, arrived here) BR ¥ face ‘ night fo ik" a nuht for a week's x JOLLY TIME Mrs. W. EB Barcley of Mober- ly, mother of Mrs. Blount, is also ® guest in the Blount home. Maid’s Night Out ihe i @ suave crook who finaily, © o Mrs. Thompeosi nd love to straighten the bends wousted |The chairman in charge 4 stag Karl Agri * path. show is Gene Otto, famous ar icola 4 aot calle Key West artist, who also is well er - fiet lo a steal ton, but a the long ago lifting of the famous | Opens Today | Leonardo da Vinei masterpiece of , Se | other first. The chauffeured holdup A masked bandit, drivéWt by o lveried chauffeur in an expensive auto, held up two service stations > ped to his car and commanded |2°™y veported ‘Tuesday night | Killed im ey station, told sheriff's officers the highwayman wore a grotesque red mask. Sala surrendered | If OL0SMOBILE S86 TOUR NEAREST CLOSMOSILE DEALER MULBERG CHEVROLET CO. ’ Wednesdey, Februery 13, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Paces TO WOMEN : PHONE: Citizen Office, 1996 Key Note In Style . 9 “ > ry SOMETHING SPECIAL is both the dress and the matigl erbara Bertell ef Marathon, whoots shows wearkng.) Knotical Shop two-piece freck in handwoven. it ~ Guatemela. It's sea-gréen with and t » white embroidery, eo “iv te Thorsday night show include Bob ¥i ator Hotty French, Rae Waller, Polly «0 staffer, Dorothy Raymer Three Killed The TEHRAN. iran o® — The Iranian | 9¢ Lassie, Cit place at troops killed at least three persons | out’ and wounded eight while beating |off » tibal atteck on « polling ed at . . : 3