The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 23, 1952, Page 7

He DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor SHOP HOPPING JAXON Good evening! Did you know that today is Social Hygiene Day? We looked that up too, and according to Mr, Webster it ! et 4 i t E f : i i i | i i i : E 5 il H ff i i » ee ee ee : yeep ie The shell be E i i Z : i ag A r i ? ef #747 a 3 i H f i Hee Mf ff i! : H Would like to quote herewith: “A man's life is full of ‘crosses | and temptations. He comes itito| the world without his consent; and goes out against his will, and the trip between the two is/| exceedingly rocky. When he is the he him. If he shows affection | easier: soft specimen; if he seems | over your isa care for no one, he’s Blooded. If he's. poor, he’s a bad | there will manager; if he’s rich, he’s dis- | you can honest. If he needs credit, he|ter yet, can't get it; if he’s prosperous,/ where in a have him everyone wants to do big girls kiss him, but is grown the little girls | » If he's in politics, it’s for} pie; if he’s out of politics, he's} i , he's a $, it's for religious, he seeing Dicksons over | Beachcomber Jewelers. are | popular people in their employees. In- | usual half holiday ento effect. there should be Some pretty nice sun tans over there. We think it’s a | | dandy | dea, and we'll try to remem: | Der and plan. so that we won't | be banging on their doors come | She third Thursday in May, : FARO Most everyone S soup, and the canned varie ow-a-days sure do help. A ; one @ish luncheon . ef any popular brand, and when Hi i t t iE z & HE LF i ie Ii z i * * ff Hit Fl i & i ut F k & 1 i Hi fe Pil F H g sf elt teil pat s [ E E it ise E i i é « if Sill Ne ge u§ rT i 8 § 5 ik { ue : ni il a teh a Ho “ll iH ; i i ft I i : i 7 if? ff Bi rie i r Hints to 4 i +E ft i i : band Tt FFE =BB: elt aft es EH if § Ful i ain i i PERSON. ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE A Trophy For The Skipper i H ai i i k ‘ Citizen Staff’ Phot ; GIVEN LT. (J.G.) C. H. LITTLE at a change of command dinner fo? the coach who led his men to a baseball championship. He is shown handsome trophy which is held by Lt. Charles Sherwood, JG.) Change ~ Little Receives Trophy ' T.A. Group Of Command Dinner Sat. _| Elects Officers, At.a change of command dinner Saturday night, April 19, Lt| Enjoys Program € )-C. H. Little, skipper of the Albatross, was presented with a a trophy. Lt. Little was the coach for the team which won iF ? i i F i i : F 5 F until 9, followed by The candlelit tables ively decorated with flowers and greenery. were to of turkey, pota- cranberry sauce, i Hl dinner were Lt. C. H. Little; Lt. in baseball. The new |commanding officer, Lt. food and Lt. (j.g.) J. A. Spencer, engineering officer, presentation ceremony at Logun’s Patio, began’ at 7 o'clock *&———— gion Auxiliary To Present A Night Of Fun ‘The American Legion Auxiliary will present a “night of fun” for. the benefit of the Children’s Com- munity Welfare, Friday, April 25 at 8 p.m. The play will be held in the Har- ris School auditorium. Mike Jacobs, Master of Ceremo-| the Glendora Sawyer, pantomine. Miguel Mariscal, piano selections Machin Sisters, rhumba. Dancing by Pinder’s School,gxf ite, | dancing. |. W. Watson and Miss H. Smith and Miss P. Sunkel, M. R. Swank, . E. Walters, and J. W. Miller. Dignitaries Visit K. W. Commodore and Mrs. K. Ost- Washington, the: Santa of the Swedish Embassy in D. C., are guests at Maria on South Beach. They have been entertained in | Hag az. tet Ft te Ef eat § i 3 i Navy Yard’ but their vi- unofficial and both are Key West sunshine, iit te Fe iy He REG EEE e e i i o* 9 8 f | never * 4 idsy, when we'll see you again. y, Jaxon.—iAdvt) “The Minister's New Cor” — by the auxiliary members, a one act- hour play. Coming Events | WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23—~ Ladies Day Golf Tournament. K. W. Golf Course, 9 a.m. | Meeting, Junior Ch. Commerce, | clubhouse, 8 p.m. Key West Duplicate Bridge As sociation, Coral Room, Over. seas hotel, 7:45 p.m. Meeting, Island City Navy Wives Club No. 88, Bldg. 178, N. S., | 10:30 a.m. FAWTU Officers Wives Club } luncheon at Echoasis, | 'HURSDAY, APRIL 24— | Meeting, Monroe County Hospi- | tal Woman’s Aux. Sewing } group, at hospital, 2 p.m. uncheon, Roter: Club, St. Paul's Parish Hall 12:15 p.m. Social meeting, Junior Woman’s Club, clubhouse, 8 p.m. FRIDAY, APRIL 25— Meeting, Knights of Pythias, Pythian Hall, 728 Fieming St, 8 pm. Meeting, Alcoholics Anony- mous, First Presbyteriar | Meeting, (postponed from regu- lar date) Mothers Club, CMI and St. Joseph’s, Convent aui-| 8 p.m. Meeting, Monroe County Cerebral | Palsy and Crippies association, , 417 Eaton street, 8 p.m. | SATURDAY, APRIL 25— | Art classes for children, 2 to 4} i P.m., patio of West Martello i Gallery, County | MONDAY, APRIL 28— | Bandicraft special interest group, Officers” Wives, at Qtrs. B-1,) Naval Station, 7:32 p.m. i Meeting. Beta Sigma Phi Soro} tity, San Carlos School, § p.m./ Scottish Rite Temple, 8 p.m. Meeting, Methodist Men, Wesley House, § p.m. } Special interest cooking grocp,| 1311 Grinnell, lesson in “Sum-/ Salads.” GIRL SCOUT ACTIVITIES By Daphne Warren Fourteen Girl Scouts from Troop ll met at the Bayview Park last bicyclist’s badges. Key West Policeman Serge Her- mandez met the girls at the park and gave them instruction on safe riding on the Blvd. He also held up traffic so that the girls could walk their bicycles across the road. Mrs. Frances Hames met us at the Sanctuary where she was our guide for the rest of the day. The Sanctuary was originally started as a Botanical Garden and even now there are a lot of beau- tiful and rare plants there. We saw many kinds of birds such as the Theedore Pent Theodore Pent, 84. died day afternoon at the residence, 817 Eaton st., after 2 long iliness. Church will officiate at the ser- vices. Burial will be in family plot, city cemetery. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Lilla daughter, Mrs. Elsie Curry; brother, Charles Pent; two daughters, Mrs. Alice Sawyer, Irene Cates; two step sohs, Court. ney Thompson, Albert : 23 Grandchildren; 14 Great G children, “ _— Finely Ged onton helps cole slaw; ge Pepper is slaw. | { frttle Wednesday, April 23, 1952 ‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PHONE: Citisen Office, 1935 W.S.C.S. Of Ley | Convent Alumnae Celebrates 43rd Memorial Hold Reunion; Former Graduates Meet Meeting Monday | ‘The Forty-Third Reunion of the Convent Alumnae was held ‘The Woman's Society of Christi- an Service of Ley Memorial church Page 7 i &F % + : i r » ; Hf d ii ge i E ef i E i pa Hi [ be : it i | } i aay ge F i | j i i fi f i E i Hd f i i | i F [ i F ' F | | A ; I I fh Ft | ! j : ; ! f : i He : : iif : | Ee iH g c F fF i B ERS i BEY i J ; anf ! i ; i ] i E H & i t ick it tip # IF YOWRE IN THE MOOD TO CELEBRATE whether it’s triplets. a raise or just plain old what have you 4 VISIT THE =. CASA CAYO HUESO SUPPER CLUB ‘There’s alwey’s & Contegious Meed of fun here phere friends gather te enjcy geod feed, music od cockteits. Ne VER NEVER a a cover Top of Duvai o. n.0 Ocean MINIMA