The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 10, 1952, Page 7

Saturday, May 10, 1952 ‘HE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page? SOCIETY .. DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor Mr. And Mrs. Charles H. Russell HAPPY BRIDE AND GROOM are the former Miss Delores Ann Font of Texas and Charles Hamilton Russell, The couple were married in San Angelo, Texas, where young Russell is stay They expect to visit here in June, of Mr tioned with the A and Mrs. Charles L. Russell of Key West. Force, last Saturday, May 3. PERSONALS . ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE Airman 3-C, son « | in the boudoir slipper of a girl who » | rity house. Shrieks in the middle of CONCH CHOWDER by RAYMER Lured like Adam, by an apple, the little monkey who hid out in the rafters of the Seaplane Base han- gar also showed a sweet-tooth be-| fore he was caught. He licked the | sugar from doughnuts which were | placed within his reach and tossed | the rest of the delicacy to the floor. The other day I saw a Rhesus chained on the h of an automo- bile with a Miami license. Perhaps the escapee who haunted the heli- copter home was the rider of the ear. At any rate, the story of the hangar hider was sent to the As- | sociated Press and maybe a call will come in from out cf town. Our garden of Eden with Adams (J. R., Earl and Mel), Eves, apes, et al, would not be+ complete without the proverbial serpent. Mrs. Jack*Thompson provided the proper sequence. She said that a three foot black snake was easing | along in her back yard the same day the monkey report came in. She wisely informed pursuing chil- dren that the snake was harmless, that it kept away rats and to let it alone. I used to have a green grass-snake named “David” who | liked to stretch inside my sweater sleeves, now and then sticking his head out to uncldse a leathery eye- lid and survey the world with lan- guor. But one night he escaped from his shoebox house and nestled lived in the next room at the soro- the night, a wild hunt for “David,” a session with the Dean of Women on the harboring of reptiles. . .and I had to say goodbye to my pet. I must say he simply wriggled away in the grass with not so much as a backward waggle. The owl I had one summer after finding him with a broken wing and installing him in our stable loft was just as nonchalant. When he was well enough to take off, he didn’t even give a hoot. . .and af- ter all the trouble“f’d gone to pro- viding him with tasty mice, bugs and raw hamburger! He was also provided, unintentionally, with a cat who lived through the encount- er, but after that had haybale pho- bia for the rest of her eight lives. The ninth one was practically giv- en to the owl who pounced on the cat’s back one night while she was mousing im the barn. There was so much yowling and screeching that my little riding mare whinnied | herself hoarse (no pun,) kicked the Ladies’ Auxiliary Fleet Reserve Elects Officers Election of officers was held by Reserve Association during their monthly meeting in their club- rooms on Front street, Thursday, May 8, at 8:30 p. m. The presi- dent for 1952-1953 is Ella Morton; vice-president, Elizabeth Schnei- der; secretary, Lorraine Yale and treasurer, Mizpah Pierce. » The Board of Directors is com- posed of Betty Broadbent, Vir- | ginia Cooper, Frances Harrington and Kathleen Smith with Ver- dane McCardle as chaplain. Outgoing president, Owens, conducted the session and introduced regional officer, Mrs William Wirth, regional vice- president and Mrs. Ruth Graham, national treasurer of the Auxiliary Eleven new memb-rs were in- itiated into the organization. Mizpah Pierce was acting secre- tary. Reports were given by vari- | ous committees and plans for @ dance on June 7 were discussed. A luncheon is scheduled for Thursday, May 15 at 12:30 p. m. at the Chief's Club on the Naval Base. A coffee will be held May 22 at 10 a. ne in the clubrooms and a baby sitter will be there to take care of the children of members Coming Events SATURDAY, MAY 10— Art classes for children, 2 to 4 P.m., patio of West Martello Gallery, Cnty ™ +. Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming street Methodist Church, 729 Fleming street, 7:30 p.m, MONDAY, MAY 12— Meeting, Circle III, Women of First Presbyterian Church, 8 p.m. at home of Mrs. Earl Jul- ian, 1495 Figlare avenue, Meeting, Anchor Lodge No. 182, Scottish Rite Temple, 8 p.m. Meeting, Bea Sigma Phi sorority, San Carlos school, 8 p.m. Meeting, Club 551, Elks club an- nex, 8 p.m. Meeting, Poinciana School PTA, school 8 p.m. Meeting, Wesleyan Service Guild, W.S.C.S. First Methodist Church, church annex, 7:30 p. m. Meeting, Gold Star. Mothers, V.F.W. Post Home, 7 p.m. East, not West Martello Tower is meeting place, 8 p.m. for Key West Art and Historical So- ciety. (Change due to install- ation ceremony for Beta Sigma Phi at West Martello, usual meeting spot. the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Fleet | Margaret | NEWS OE INTEREST TO WOMEN PHONE: Citisen Office, 1935 Mary Claudia Harris Outstanding Musician Mary Claudia Harris, of 730 Wad- dell avenue, is among the outstand- have applied for membership in Camp, according to Professor J. Dayton Smith, registrar of the Mu- sic Camp. The Music Camp will be held on the FSU campus at Tallahassee June 16 to July 18 with Dr. Karl| Kuersteiner, dean of the FSU School of Music, as director. KEY WEST’S FIRST (Continued From Page One) men from all over the state will converge on Key West in August. As if that were not enough, Wil- | helmina is also doing the same for | Beta Sigma Phi’s May, 1953 con- vention. Harold Laubscher, secre- | tary of the Chamber of Commerce has been working with her on this ambitious project. The dynamic club woman found- ed the Key West BPW six years ago and has been an officer ever since helping bring the group up to its present strength of 70 women. She first became a member in Ore- gon when husband CB was working there. Any Army wife for many years Willie moved from Memphis, Char- leston, Vicksburg, New Orleans, Washington. Instead of sitting around playing bridge, Willie got busy in whatever community she found herself to improve conditions for women, children and people generally, In the BPW Willie says that em- phasis now is on getting women to accept women as co-workers and bosses. “I have found that men will ac- cept women in the business world but the story is different with wo- men. You will hear a woman say: ‘I'd rather work for a man any day than work for a woman’, The non-embattled feminist says that women must be educated to the fact that difficult personalities in bosses can belong to men just as well as women. The barrier wo- men set up against each other must be broken down by training and schooling. Wilehimina believes that women can do a tremendous job in further- ing good government. “We outnumber men as voters in the nation now. United, we women can make our voices heard..’ BPW not only stresses these broad issues, but highly important to the individual working woman, it stresses health and safety. “We stress the health of business women. So often we are so busy that we neglect our own health ing high school musicians who}’ “Mother's Day” At Flem. Meth. ° Services at the Fleming Street Methodist Church, corner Fleming the Florida State University Music| and William streets, will be held Sunday, throughout the day, in keeping with Mother's Day. Sunday School, under the person- al direction of Mr. Claude E. Salis, wil convene at 9:45 o'clock with classes for all ages. The Sunday School sponsors a nursery for small children, staffed with experienced workers. Also a pre-school age department to which parents are invited to bring their children. At the morning hour of worship, beginning at 10:50 o'clock, the or- ganist, Miss Martha Morris will play as a prelude, “I love to Tell the Story,” by Fischer, and as an offertory, “The Lord’s Prayer,” by Malotte. The choir will sing as an anthem, “A Song of Home,” by Dvorak. HILL, CARMICHAEL (Continued From Page One) save for Sheriff Berlin Sawyer’s discovery of a brand new motor- cycle which had been missing since last Saturday. R. L. Sheller, USS Sennett, bought a new Harley Davidson machine last week. He left it parked at. the Southard street gate of the Navy Yard. That was the last time he saw it. He re- ported his loss to the Sheriff's office which began an investiga- tion. Last night Sheriff Sawyer got a tip that a brand new motorcy- cle was parked over on Caroline street across from Thompson En- terprises. He followed up the lead, found the shining machine and told the night watchman to keep an eye on it till he sent for it. A neighbor said she had seen two sailors leave the motorcycle there last week and then “run for it.” This morning the City Police had already sent one of their motorcycle men for the machitie. The grateful sailor however, call- ed on Sheriff Sawyer to thank him for his sleuthing, sident of a state woman's club, she will take with her experience that has been won on the local level. Though much of it has been in her home town, her years of tra- velling around with CBin Army posts has given her an outlook on the nation and world as well as on the county and state, A famous feminist of the 19th century once said to the women of sides out of her stall; in excite- Se eee ait 1 paieelecuetser etre ’ e ' : 2 a = _ ment. . .and the entire household | zs y, 0 while campaigning for the healt! “Make the world your home, not Charles Hamilton Russell Marries | Junior Red Cross |came ‘tearing out. to. see what| Dinngr moeting, Kiwanis Club, | others. Ths is particularly true of | the home your work.” 2 5 horsethief had invaded the stable. at Collette’s restaurant, 6:45)the women who combine home-| Wilhelmina Harvey and the for- Miss Delores Ann Font Of Texas det And Historical Council Announces ** emerged witha badly] Pa aoe rool meting tnd usin idl pearinprion te yoo sa Miss Delores Ann F San Angelo, Texas, became the bride ‘ "7 ’ * pranged back and a complex outh for Christ Bible Study, 7:: wife, mother, and working wo-|today are carrying on in that’ tra- of Airman 3-C Charles H Russell in San Angelo, on Satur. a —— Month’ s Activity against loft prowlih .the owl es Serre ects mar peel Willie knows whereof | dition. day, May 3. The groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles L. Rus- i Cc The monthly meeting of the Jun- | ¥8S Telegated to a shedroof in an| OS ae i sell, 1124 Oliv eee aw luated from the Key West High | what ead ior Red ean Canes held on cid paxevt saae tetne: duration: oF egrniereg plored Avaisere a vise 4s day yenerany ih Mannion ss s hel ; es | ‘dé nine School, class of 1949. He is stationed at Goodfellow Air Force Base,| The Key West Art and Historl- | .i3.y afters Leena ees ee Tonenn Bringman, 1410 tac canes setae eo aaa alte erg ing. ee Ae oe Sega < calSeclatyiwill mastietitheliast riday afternoon at Truman Ele-| COL. AND MRS. Raymond E Won Phir strke ais Le 5 still manages loved son and brother, John - alge , tdit Martello Tower, Monday, May 22, |Mentary School. Gail Boswell, pre- | Vermette (he's the hero of Susan| Von Phisver arrest, & Pam. | to keep fresh and healthy. Auburn | Peter Roberts, entered into eternal ea eect Visiti Ani I at 8 p.m. The change from the |sident of the council opened the | McAvoy's scorpion adventure) are seit MOM : haired and smiling, she puts in a | rest, so in loving memory we offer attire, an aqua gabardine suit) Vislling Animal cae pattetnllone Sas etal : s Mrs. Joe} | Gee Stinchfield’s kin. Mrs. Ver-| ,,/arY. Post Home, @ pm. | full day’s work as assistant civilian | these lines, with wh ; SI i U d B Seay ac seh kena meeting, requesting Mrs. pel | etta f George's sister, and) Meeting, Order of DeMolay 78; | personnel manager at the Navy ried a be Shelter rge iy’ ae eee aie ten ear 38 | Martin, co-chairman to preside in | George can be reached at 1069| Scottish Rite apg tse ~ | Yard. Then she comes home to} Silently you slipped away, Y i jrority is |, ; w + ; 5 and blue HW eels: inn the Want, Martella Tews [te absence of the Mrs. Stuart | Park» Avenue, NYC, until June 1. | Meetings Spartiines Wale? Re meet CB after his day at the Navy| Like # star into unfathomed umane society pina bears solace Whi an After he opens Stinchfield’s at | eka’ ia . ¥ | Yard. The chances are dinner will space, : E sige : announced the acti ucket, Mass. . .Letter from thisas Hall, 8 p.m. be followed by a City Commission} There was a smile upon your lips This is the final day for “Be| Also the Historical Society very vities of the Junior Red Cross for Waller who says she misces| Meeting, Young Adult Fellow-| or other meeting for CB and a B-| And sweet content upon you: A recept Kind To Animals Week,’ but don't | ™Uch wents the members to be- |the past month. . .129 ¢ We jlans a return trip..| S&P of First Methodist Chureb | pw or other meeting for Willie face. mony se : it it be your final day in carrying | ing d sedtupe ies oripaidens een packed by childr © /that Becky Guthrie sends love to Sareonge ares Ei Hoa par eolgres Wresec ten amenity Harrisor Te ere ea ing:dene at ‘the ‘Rest Martelle ikey West High,Truman friends Meeting, Truman Elementary) BPW member but the list of Wil-| But as the fragance of the rose 3 ve theme of the Humane So. Tower. : tary, Harris, Poincia ver ; _PTA, school, 7 30. p.m. lie’s civic activities reads like a Lingers where its beauty 1 } ety Principal business will be for- ct Joseph schools and th i Coffee, ZX-11 0.W.C. at Aet®| Monroe County Who's Who spread de at Mrs. George Mills White, presi. mation of program for further en attending the N : palms, 10 a.m. She is past president of Beta Sig-| The memory of your short life c jocal organization has improvement and activities dur Phen boxes have oe a) To aeDhd daly ok al core Meeting, Haris School P. T. & | ma phi: past president of the Ame- | Lives on with us, it is not dead, prev ed everyone to visit the So-| ing the coming year. t bl ccrdeter aha ageetenenite ia Goat at school, ride ne ane rican Legion Auxiliary, and March | t , Poinciana Exten President Joe Alien urges ail to hie wi be pe De of C s TAS.| ag ig a ae preved 0 Dimes chairman; chairman of We pray for you and our prayers three-t mals there are | attend. children of the war devasted Ft. Sill Oklab ai Hosvec| eon nt ae ome the Monroe County chapter of the | go winging, Mrs. R ay adoption. Children are s Drive ane A Okla Isiand, ae Mothers’ Cir-| National Foundation for Infantile | To meet you in that far off ‘ of the I always igued by a visit to the rd of Merit Certificates were < | Meeting, i a Tom ie, 7.3| Paralysis; former local secretary | Sphere shelter and they are particularly B aaear Ph by Mrs. Carola Nettles, | 4, sg Scottish Rite Temple, 7:) 19 the American Red Cross and she | Where angels choirs are now € e today and tomorrow | > Sig. ; 5 _ is currently serving as District ad- | _ Singing n rules have been set up| eta Sigma - WEDNESDAY, MAY 14— visor for the March of Dimes which | For you Dear One, for ever ree a fis. re ye . Ladi es Day Golf Tournament. B 1 ie more ect animals adopted from W ill Give 1 ea Golf Course, 9 a.m. includes Dade, Broward, West | Humane Society. Assur } x az vanciemnield Palm Beach and Monroe County. | oiiscadlimindie st be given t th | at r Is tric seis . ‘oberts sing : a On Mothers Day secretary: Mrs, iVivian| Florida ‘State, poleeaey eine Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson ; the new owners gate <a P ees and Ralph D-/ state chairman for Civil Defense of | ‘Theodore Roberts nited Churchwomen pet an “ ille Rosam will present an the American Legion auxiliary. Re- and Budget report for this|Ceptly she was awarded a Mutual Will Meet Tuesday ; M oli thet me Feastaneapet | Broadcasting System bracelet as 'S ea y, asw b K : signe one of the five outstanding club wo \\N : ocala RMT a spe w Truman P. T. 4. ima eee wt Seat | sean frien Dade: andi Manoa Coes pve Interiors aa Petes wc ers ges ae ‘ : Pl a dances which was ty. She was the only woman from 904 Fleming sedis aeai aap ‘ ans Events ved at the May Day Fes-| Monroe Count OWNED & OPERATED BY nae seat sehdaeae UT August 21 ¢ i Al Id last Friday, The large| When Willie takes office as the is Mothers’ Attire [Pema cana Biieaacrenigibio . f oe This Month s weap een Renee re — Key wen women eect oe |LADELINE RUSSELL . { b eas d to ng th , 4 * \ I < me as p + A aly 35 i hii To Be Featured | a ae : : A. m be installation of officers of the| Y Wednesday Morn, |sea'siens Po. coer a eee saps GIVE MOTHER THE BEST 9 . v I N y * mt schools S. BIRTHS } al style s stele barbers TAKE HER TO phan —— By ee S fi and members i e Fle mF s oareede hosts, More ti Daughter f rll ig gia pre , - : ven on this ce Serene ied ‘os jw sce ATTENTION PLEASE FOR DINNER " Sire, J. M. 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