The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 15, 1952, Page 4

” \ Page 4 ‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘Tuesday, April 15, 1952 TO WOMEN PHONE: Citizen Office, 1935 Jeane Porter Kirke Opens New Show Of Abstract Oils At West Martello : A second and larger show of abstract art opens today at West Slate Of Nominees Announced By BPW,| Letter Of Thanks |Mob Of Moppe ‘Martello Towers when Miss Jeane Porter Kirke, recently returned ts Enjoy Egg Hunt Election Of Officers Wednesday Eve. |From JayShees | Given By FAWTU Offivers’ Wives’ Club from Europe, exhibits oils of her work done mostly during her trip abroad. There are over 20 canvasses in the one-man show. The young ~ ‘Diemiection’ of otticern Will be the first order-of business when the | Sent Staffster Approximately 50 children were entertained by’ their mothers Business and Professional Women’s Club holds its regular meeting) A letter from the Jayshees,| Sunday afternoon when FAWTU Officers’ Wives’ Club held an ., artist has studied in California as well as in France, Spain, Italy “and Sweden, and continued her painting in Key West where she Theater Veteran ‘Wednesday evening, April 16. The new officers will be installéd| auxiliary of the Junior Chamber | ©@ster Egg hunt at the Seaplane Base. The mothers in charge were me ‘ of Commerce has been received | @ssisted by their husbands and the holiday event was beautifully thanking Dorothy Raymer, « Citi- | planned. SSS | cen staft writer for help in their] The area was divided into four! president and Mrs. Grace Crosby for corresponding secretary. Trene Russell © To Be Honored At ernment today cleared the name of Lt. Gen. Masaharu Homma, who was hanged by the Allies for atrocities in the Philippines. Homma, wartime Japanese com- mander in chief at Manila, was included in the latest list of 374 “girl weighed eight has been named Sha- ~ Rene Zarate, 37, 1029 United Street and Elide Soler Sanches, 220 Simonton. street hav: also ‘ for a license. Judge Th S. Caro will perform the ceremony. ~~ Recently Married MIAMI WEDDING of Miss An nard F. Burda was Irwin W. Sweeting, aun took place at Gesu Church w forming the rites. The bride Richardson, 105 N. W. 31st 5 former militarists and war crimi- nals restored to full civil status by the government. 5 Had he lived, Homma would now be eligible for public office. The action by independence-con- scious Japan does not necessarily mean a challenge of the Allied court that condemned Homma. The government said it considers Hom- ma innocent of crimes against the Filipino people because he “took {orders from ubove as a service- { ” . Man, Citrus fruits and tomatoes are our main-stay sources of Vitamin C. Besides these foods, a few other fruits and vegetables are outstand- ingly rich in this vitamin: Raw cabbage, raw strawberries, and salad greens are among these. m Marcella Rick ey We of th son of Mr, and Mrs. Frank B. B of the marriage was March | . also attended soon in Jack recent talent show publicity. It was written by the correspond- ing secretary of the group on behalf of the members. “Yours sincerely, “(MRS.) RUTH MARTIN “Corresponding Secretary. MOTHERS’ CLUB DELAYS MEETING TO APRIL 25 Postponement of the meeting of the Mothers’ Club of C.M.I. and St. Joseph’s School has been announced. take place and all members are urged to attend. The WEATHERMAN Say: Forecast Key West and Vicinity: Fair and continued mild today through Wednesday. Gentle to moderate north and northeast winds, oc- casionally fresh offshore. Florida: Fair today and Wed- nesday. Cooler today. Coatinued cool tonight. Slightly warmer ex- cept along the southeast coast. ~ Jacksonville through the Flor- ida Straits: Moderate, occasionally fresh northwest winds becoming moderate north and northeast to- night and Wednesday. Mostly clear today becoming partly cloudy Wednesday. East Gulf of Mexico: Moderate northwest to north winds today. Gentle to moderate northeast | winds Wednesday. Clear to partly cloudy weathet. Key West, Fia., April 15, 1952 Highest yesterday — Lowest last night Mean | Normal Precipitation Total last 24 hours ___ | Total this month — Deficiency this month — | Total this year... 460 ins. Deficiency this year. .75 ins. Relative Humidity at 9:00 A.M. 62% © ins. 38 ins. Barometer (Sea Level) 8:00 A.M. 30.06 ins.—1018.0 mba, 24 ins. | sections for the different and a consolation area se! for the unlucky hunters. Heading the arrangements ages t up Junior Audubon noon, April 9, at a meeting under the . sponsorship of Mrs. Elva March, Of Passover Being Celebrated y RABBI SCHWARTZ B’Nai Zion Congregation - will start this evening at eight o’clock to celebrate the last two days of the Passover Holiday. Services occasion will begin at 7:30 a.m. Yiskor Memorial will take place about 8:00 am. on that date with Rabbi Schwartz in charge. Yiskor is the memorial paid to spect the names of those dead make a special effort to attend these services no matter how busy we may be. There are six different occasions during the year'when these memorials for the deceased are held and the Passover is one of them. Syna- gogues are expected to be filled as usual for this event. By the way, it was very nice to see the Navy so well repre- sented at the synagogue during the first two days of the Pass- over holiday. Neat navy uni- forms showed up nicely as each man read the prayers with great interest and sincerity. After, services each man was given a personal invitation to a Passover dinner to be held in the homes of various members. Passover dinners eaten in the private homes by these far away from home will furnish pleasant memories to those who partook for all time to come. A special meeting was arrang- Finds Most Eggs; W g 3 s & cy F 228 iE Dooley To Retire JACKSONVILLE — A. B. : bell Be z age gey ate a F = s 5 : i : e : [ Bend 3 ‘ [ate af i I a g & 5 58 BRENDA CURRY APPROXIMATELY 209 CHILDREN PARTICIPATED in the an- nual Easter Egg Hunt at the American Legion Home on Stock rnoon, John M. Stewart, Post Service Of- The winners were as follows: Finders nm Egg, Junior Group—Miss Iris Ingraham, age 3, 5 Group—Miss Sarah Arnold, age 9, 307 eceived a live rabbit. Finders of the most up—Miss Marsha Sawyer, age 5, 2807 Seiden- berg avenue; Senior Group—Miss Brenda Curry, age 11, 321 Peacon lane. Each received a beautiful Easter Basket, complete. Assisting Stewart in making the affair a success were Harry J. Metzger, Ernest Avila, Francis Piodela and James F. Sincisir. x & = I: z Hy e gis —. i iH 5B i S ettelE Hip Fe Fi ; i E g ik & ry ee ree i in : E 5 [ é EReE | i ry j i ek ¥ ' grew up. The hours for the stiow are 1 to 5 p.m, daily for the next two weeks. There will be a special extension of the regular hours at ‘West Martello between eight and ten o'clock tonight. Miss Kirke’s work in larger oils is supplimented by a display of other smaller abstractions currently at the Karns Studio, 220 Duval streei. This collection includes small oils, water colors, pen and ink drawings and the unusual scratch-board work, a medium which is becoming in- creasingly popular in modern art circles, The treatment of abstract technique and expression in Miss Kirke’s paintings is of interest not only because of its richness and variety, but because of her excellent accent on design. Miss Kirke’s father, Wallace B. Kirke, is also noted for his finely done contributions to the world of art. He aided ‘ie. in the preparation and hanging of the paintings at today’s opening. CITY ASKS COUNTY (Continued From Page One) which are both of a higher classi- fication. . Action The bus franchise lease agree- ment which expires April 24 has been deferred. Key West Transit company had asked the city for a 5-year lease. One of the dis- ‘| puted provisions was that free 3 i It’s not too late to make your hat for the fashion show, or the clothes for your young fry — Pins and Bows” has plenty of “makin's” and “fixin’ for both. The show will take place at 11 AM, Thursday, April 17 at Poinciana Community Room, Duck Ave. Prizes will be given for clothes transfers be provided. Officer Commended School Patrol Officer Stirrup will soon receive a letter of commendation from City Com- missioners for his suggestion of having Truman School fenced in. It was Stirrup who first told of the need for the protection of the school children. Commigsioner Jack Delaney stated that he was glad to read where action had been taken to remedy the con- dition. Must Attend Meetings Planning Commissioners who are absent from three consecu- tive meetings without an ap- proved excuse wijl be dropped from the board. This has been done* because no meeting has “Pick-Up” Stations A “pick-up” station for naval personne! will be erected on Roosevelt boulevard at North Beach Road as soon as arrange- ments can be completed. Scribner Case Discussed City Commissioner Jack De- laney questioned City Manager Dave King on the attempted “running down” by a motorist of two policemen Saturday night. Said King: “The case has been ‘postponed until Friday. rested Scribner for parking ately hit by Scribner. been told that I Scribner have has "{been held by that group since! * | March 7th for lack of a quorum, The} ‘story in The Citizen is materially | correct. These officers had ar-| wrong. Then they were deliber-/ || ADELINE RUSSELL | Dancing Enjoyed At Meeting Of Adult Couples Business and fun were com- bined in the meeting April 10 of the Married Adult class of the First. Presbyterian Church held at Logun’s restaurant on Simonton. street. Following dinner and the business session, dancing on the patio was enjoyed by the group. Hosts for the evening were the men of the class. The next meeting is planned for May 8 and hosts for the oc- casion. will be Mr, and Mrs. James Looper and Mr, and Mrs, Merville Rosam. Hospital Auxiliary Calls Special Nominating Meet A special meeting ef the Men roe County Hospital Auxiliary has been set for Thursday even- ing at eight .o’clock in the. doc- tor’s room at Monroe General hosppital. All active members are asked fo attend the meeting. where new officers to be elected will take place. Terry Moore Wins Divorce LOS ANGELES ™ — Actress Terry Moore won a divorce from Football Star Glenn Davis after testifying that he was stingy, shab- by, called her a liar, derided her acting, insulted her friends, and drove too fast, Davis, 27, former West Point All- America now with the Los Angeles Rams, didn’t contest the suit. Miss Moore, 22, testified Monday he kept her in a “constant state of turmoil” during the two months and 25 days they lived together, She said Davis played golf while she earned. the family expenses, Miss Moore asked no alimony. The couple married in February, 1951. Broil chicken livers, squares of bacon, and mushrooms together for a tasty quick grill. agreed to pay for all damages, ete.” Scribner has denied that he deliberately “ran down” the two | officers after being arrested. He is at present out on $750 bail, and is now a patient at the ‘Monroe General hospital, City Commissioners approved the purchase of $150 in advertise- ments for the 4th annual Key West Director. Vote was 3-2 with Harvey opposing. OWNED & OPERATED BY FINAL SALE IR THE MEN LARGE SIZES SLAX SHIRTS 36 to 40 Lo. & Ext. Lg. % — 40% OFF MUST CLEAR ALL STOCK BY APRIL 25th DRESSES OPEN 10 A.M. - 10P.M. DONT MISS THE BARGAIN TABLE VALUES TO $25.05 — $2.00 TO $10.00 LILI CASA MAR SHOP INA HOTEL