The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 17, 1952, Page 7

Saturday, May 17, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 7 SOCIETY ... PERSONALS... NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE : DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor Miss Mary Anne Patterson Married To Navy Man Stationed In Key West Miss Mary Anne Patterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Howard Patterson, and Da Marion Dickens, U. S. Navy, of Key West, were united in marriage in a ceremony performed at 11 o'clock last Saturday by Father Gerald Ernst at Our Lady of Lour- Winning Essay ', By Jack Malone Salutes Forces Alert Jack Malone, 16 year old essay contest winner has a drama- tic style and a flare for phrasing SATURDAY, MAY 17— Art classes for children, 2 to 4 p.m., patio of West Martello Gallery, County P- -», Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming street Methodist Church, 729 Fleming street, 7:30 p.m. Coming Events | Dental Talk, Election Of Officers Held At Final Harris PTA Meeting % Last meeting of the school year for Harris School P.T.A. was held Tuesday evening in the school auditorium with Dr. Henry Renedo giving a talk on “‘Correctives of Teeth.” He accompanied his address with an “instructive showing of slides displaying conditions in children afflicted and protruding teeth. Open forum was held and mothers given a chance with underdeveloped upper and lower jaws caused by thumb sucking | des Catholic Church in Greenwood, S. C. The ceremony was attend- ed only by relatives and a few close friends. White flowers and decorated the church for the ceremony. The musical progran was presented by Mis Madge Turner of Greenwood, organist. Edward Albert Morrow of Iron- ton, Ohio and Key West best man. Mrs. William H. Patter son attended her daughter. She wore a dress of pink lace witt white accessories corsage of pink William H. Patt daughter in marria white dress with hat and carried a book with white rose ‘The bride’s pa at a reception a lowing the cer« ny x Mr. and Mrs. Dickens left carried a tions gave his candles *. for a wedding trip to Danville, Va., and Asheville, N.C. The bride wore a grey costume with white accessories, home will be Key West. The bride attended the schools of Key West, Fla., and Newport, R. L, and was employed before her marriage with Greenwood Telephone Co. - The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walter Dickens of Danville, Va., is a graduate of Schoolfield High School in Dan- ville, and is now stationed with the Navy at Key West. Out-of-town wedding guests included Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Dickens of Danville, Va. Mrs. Neil Saunders Director the Girl Scouts of Monroe County, the Leaders Association, at their regular meeting, Wednesday even ing at Wesley House, voted unani- | mously to send Mrs. Neil Saunders | to Blue Ridge, North Carolina to take the Girl Scout Camp Direc- tor Course. Thus, there will be a qualified Camp Director to run the Camp this summer in accordance with National Girl Scout Policy. The content of the course in- cludes Girl Scout Camping objec- tives, administration, staff selec tion, training and supervision, and the principals of program building All this will be of immeausrable help in running the camp this sum- | mer and when the permanent campsite is given to the Girl Scouts by the county site development is included Mrs. Saunders, Leader of Troop No. 5 for nine years, Treasurer of the Leaders Association from its beginning until this year when she was elected Co-Chairman of the group, and Volunteer Leaders in this area North Carolina from the 26th A new group of Leade both Brownie and Intermediate; Carol Guinette, Mary Brewster, Norma Dopp, Alida Bringman, Elizabeth Hawkins, Arlene Merritt, Ramona Hundt, Eva Rivas, Helen Ilisley and Molly Bates completed a Be sic Leaders Training Course of 16 hours and were invested organization Reports on the new t very encourag is still for Scout ing list Most Troops will discontinue re as a course in camp Trainer of will be in June 10th to into the ops were e there of Leader a desperate need is who are and every Troop has a wait The Guests Of Hon NEW YOR} Elected To Study Course In North Carolina Determined to have a camp for® Life Underwriters To Meet In Tampa JACKSONVILLE (# — The Flori- da State Association of Life Under- writers will hold its 1953 conven- tion at Tampa. The West Coast Florida city was chosen Friday at a business ses- sion in which members named Philip A. Hoche, Orlando, to suc- ceed W. H. Holman, St, Peter- burg, as president. Other new officers include Wil- liam C. Starling, Panama City, and L. E. Conner, St. Petersburg, vice presidents. Poinciana Room Mothers To Have Coffee May 20 A coffee for all room mothers of Poinciana PTA will be given Tues- day morning, May 20 at 10 a.m. Place for the meeting is the home of Mrs. William Render at 3727 Flagler Avenue. gular meetings for the summer vacation period as once again the Navy has come to the rescue and will let us use the Enlisted men’s Tool at the Seaplane Base, start- ing Wednesday June llth, between 10 and 12 noon. Plans were made for Girl Scout participation in the Armed Forces Day Parade and Committees were set up for pre-camp Planning. The meeting ended with a movie of some of Troop 5’s activities as recorded by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bo- za, Troop 5 Committee Members. or x a Their future | = MONDAY, MAY 19-— W. S. C. S. of Ley Memorial ! Methodist Church, meeting, annex, 7:30 p.m. | Women of the | | _ church, 8 p.m. Elizabeth Taylor Circle of WMU, First Baptist Church, meeting in annex, 3 p.m. Juvenile Council, meeting in Clinic Bldg., 8 p.m. Key West Temple No. 20, Py- thian Sisters, Knights of Pythias Hall, 7:3$ p.m. Key West Quarterback dinner, Collette’s, 2 p.m. | TUESDAY, MAY 20— Dinner meeting, Kiwanis Club. at Collette’s restaurant, 6:45 club p.m. Youth for Christ Bible Study, 7:30 p.m., Fleming street Methodist Church, 729 Fleming street. Civil Air Patrol, American Leg- ion Home, Stock Island, 8 p.m. Key West Assembly No. 13 Order of Rainbow Girls, Scottish Rite Temple, 7:30 p.m. Minoca Councit No. 13, Degree of Pocahontas, Redmen’s Hall, 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, MAY 21— HS-1 Officers’ Wives’ Club lunch-)} eon, Rainbow Room, La Con- cha hotel, 12:30 p.m, Dade Ladge No. 14, Masonic Group, meeting, Scottish Rite Temple, 8 p.m. Business and Professional Wo- men’s Club, meeting, Woman’s Club, 8 p.m. Monroe County PTA Council finao meeting, Truman Ele- mentary at 7:45 p.m, Ladies Day Golf Tournament. KE W. Golf Course, 9 a.m. Meeting, Junior Ch. Commerce clubhouse, 8 p.m. Key West Duplicate Bridge Az sociation, Coral Room, Over seas hotel, 7:45 p.m. Meeting, Island City Navy Wives Citizen Staff Photo ESSAY WINNER in his writing. But that isn’t all. He is imbued with inspiratic . Here is his essay which was sub- mitted in the Armed Forces Day contest. It speaks for his ability. . and for itself. WE THE PEOPLE, SALUTE! By JACK MALONE Yesterday I was reading in a book, the story of an infantryman Fresh from Korea, he received the Congressional Medal of Honor, A- merica’s highest award for valor. As I laid the book aside, I couldn’t help but think of the thou- sands just like him who game their arms, their legs, their lives, theif all, for the security of our beloved America. We civilians don’t realize that while we set our tables with spot- iess ware and plentiful food, there Club No. 88, Bldg. 178, N. &., is, at that exact moment, a mud- 20:30 a.m. ciad, shell-torn, G. I., who scrapes | THURSDAY, MAY 22— the last few portions from his ra-| Rotary Club luncheon at 12:15 tion can. Later he grabs his rifle, p.m. St. Paul’s parish hall. dons his helmet, and with a deter- Dr. Felix Varela Lodge No. 64, mined glare, springs out of his fox- Cuban Masonic Lodge, 8 hole and plunges again into the m. deafening fury of war. Ladies Auxiliary Arthur Saw- Or that Sunday at Church If We yer Unit No. 28, Legion Post Ever Attend, there are beautiful Home, 8 p.m. flowers on the altar; the es Auxiliary V.F.W. Post choir} La gowns look like new. Mrs. Brown 3 is wearing her new suit; I see Mr. | abeth street, 8 p.m Smith drove in his new car; and} JayShees, meeting at oh!—just look at the new carpet ho 7:30 p.m. But, some where in Korea, ther | FRIDAY, MAY 23—~ are a few dirty faced men with| Knights of Pythias, meeting, 728 guns and grenades temporarily Fleming street, Pythian Hall, 11, at club- | t Presby- | VFW Post Home.| | to ask questions on the subject. Election and installation of offi-{ “ oye cers was held and the following Legion Auxiliary slate brought up by the nominating terian Church, meeting at! committee was unanimously voted in for the next year’s duty, President—Glenwood Sweeting. Vice-President—Mrs, Robert | Daniels. ’ Secretary—Mrs. Malcolm Pinder. TreasurerMrs. Arnold Kay. Historian—Mrs. Charlotte Has- kins, Mrs. Robert Dopp installed the officers and gave an enlightening talk on thhe duties expected of each office. Out-going president, Mrs. Louis| Roberts was given. a president's pin and corsage with thanks for her well accomplished work during the past year. Corsages were also presented to all the old and new lady officers. New president, Mr. Sweeting, thanked parents and teachers for the honor given him in eleeting him as head of the organization. Principal of the Harris School, Randolph Russell, announced that registration for beginning pupils who will enter school in September may be taken at the school on Fri- day, May 23 at 2 p.m. Room count was won by Mrs. Elna March and Mrs. Franklin. The door prize was given to Mrs. George Saunders. laid aside. Their helmets are held 8 p.m. to their side as they bow to solemn Key West Shrine Club, 7:30 p.m. | worship. Up front there is a rattl- Meeting, Alcoholics Anony- ing and muddy jeep, with a shin mous, First Presbyterian | ing cross,on its dented hood. Be | side it stands an elderly man, in| a torn trenchcoat, with a small Bi- | blé clasped to his heart. His eyes are closed and his lips are moving Fern Chapter, No. 21 OES., jin a chaplain’s prayer. All around Scottish Rite Temple, 8 p.m. |lay scraps of steel, bomb craters — and parched ground. No where | than ever before---the threat of |mear can there be seen any plant Communism is terrorizing our ¢cl- | growth. But this small group of | vilization. Now, more than ever, | men of every religion, worship on, | we need strength through unity—a | amidst the distant chatter of rifle- | mighty power to combat this aris: | fire | ing opponent, which strives to tear | | We all take these things for | down our democratic government. | | Sranted, and pass them on as trifl- | Only through this unity effort can | | ing events. Every day we go about | we achieve freedom. And only we |our daily chores in the kitchen | American citizens, can create and | and office. seldom realizing what | buiid that stronghold. You and I. | dedications our Armed Forces are The 17th of this month is set giving. Human beings, just like you | aside as ! ed Forces Day. It is or me, who are serving their term |a day when every patriotic citizen | of shell-burst and bloody slaughter. | should realize and awaken to the | | Those who never fact that a mighty campaign of | get out e is now in progress, through | and enjoy sf ive research, constant test- Stead, they enlist or are drafted in ng. planning, and build to some branch of the Armed For. | ing. But most of all, this day is the ces to protect our America, Not re. | one ng which those he that a job living so! nd sa hearti Forces for vements--The ho all are creat- onger, and even- Church, 8 p.m. | Cerebral Palsy and Cripples Association meeting, 417 Eaton street, 8 p.m. we the heroi is to home t | Forces | between | Ever the Armed | to beat we have those m tionary War la ie conser! tor coe nity terest in is that “FRUI - T - ODOB INSECT SPRAY TS AS GOOD AS IT SMELLS” ~—THE USERS SAY KILLS Reaches, Ants and all other household insects Py Se Or. (Fe Ge 32.97 GUARANTEED: Yow Must Be Serhefind Southerumost City Pharmacy, Inc. S#1 OUVAL ST Te. Ww h i | pon! ROVING BARBARIANS in al skins. Mr. and M their tribal costumes wor held this past week by a gr at 616 Duval street. The startlir A, la is not a bat t nt are de a buck.” His wif ace of shark’s teeth Karl won one of t! Youth Center Meeting Cancelled For Tonight Due to the Armed Forces Day parade and program the sche- duled meeting tonight for the Youth Center at Wesley House has been cancelled. A number ef the Youth Center members will be participating in the Armed Forces Day activity. - SALE - abric Sal All Drapery Slipcover Upholstery Materials REDUCED ADELINE'S WTERIONS 94 FLEMING cap. It wa Backs Poppy Drive For Next Saturday A week from today, Saturday, |May 24, will be Poppy Day in Key West. The little red flowers sold here, are made by disabled | veterans of both World War I }and World War II at Coral Ga- bles, Fla. Materials are furnished to the | veterans at no cost by the Amer- ican Legion Auxiliary and the veterans are paid by the Auxil- iary for every poppy completed. The symbolic significance of |the red crepe paper flower is a |national memorial to the war dead and its living heroes, The disabled veterans have sacrificed arms, legs, eyes and their bodies jin general for their country. A |spokesman for the Auxiliary said, “All they want is the chance to work and earn a liv- ing for themselves and their families. It’s so easy to forget, but so beautiful to remember, Buy and wear one of the little red flowers on Poppy Day.” Chairman of Poppy Day in Key West for the Arthur Sawyer Unit No. 28, American Legion Auxiliary, is Mrs. Nimia Sikes, PHONE: Citizen Office, 1935 ESS Photo by Karns ed Rome in sackcloth and wild Agricola are shown here in When-In Rome” ce er sociated with the USO-YMCA Key West with the Navy. Togged Out In Twin Togas j Photo by Karna ROMANTIC ROMANS are Jeanne Reynolds and Ski Skewis, guests at a Roman Holiday costume festival given recently. Ski wore a laurel wreath on his noble brow and Jeanne twined a rope of pearls through her roamin’ locks. marriage, July 6, was announced at the party. Jeanne is as- Their approaching group here. Ski is stationed in Harold Laubscher Attends State «, 7 C; Of C. Meeting © Chamber of Commerce Manager Harold R. Laubscher, an officer of the Florida Chamber is in St. Pet- ersburg today attending the annual meeting of C of C executives which lasts through Tuesday, it was re Ported today. The convention brings together managers of 60 Florida chambers They discuss new methods of chamber operating and hear state and national Chamber speakers. Laubscher has been a member Four years ago he was awarded of the organization for six years, serving on its Board of Directors and last year as vice-president. a scholarship by the Chamber as- sociation to attend a summer course at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, under the sponsorship of the U. S. Chamber. Mrs. Jo Garland, office secre. tary, will be in charge of the office next week, Read the Classified Ads BERGMAN EXPECTING TWINS, SENT HOME ROME (®—Swedish Film Star | ingria Bergman, who entered a hospital here two days ago to await the birth of expected twins, went home today after doctors told her she was too early. The actress and her husband, Italian Director Roberto Rosellini, have a son, Robertino. ae ~ Special: RUMMAGE SALE 709 ASHE ST. Furniture, Kitchen needs, Glassware, Curtains, Do-Dads etc. Saturday and Monday TRAVEL INFORMATION - TICKETS SEABOARD RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE AGENTS ALL SCHEDULED AIRLINES HAVANA-NASSAU HAVANA ROUND TRIP AIR $20.00 TOURS FROM $33.00 Direct Flights from Miemi Round Trip $115.50 ALL EXPENSE TOURS TRAVEL AGENCY Opposite Greyhound Bus Station $18 SOUTHARD STREET PHONE 298 See the new idea in Venetian Blinds Closed or open ::: tussell “Twin, alsts both above and below—firmly locking them in place. This makes for easier cleaning, too! Let = demonstrate . i, come in, today KEY VENETIAN Let us give yu @ MEASURED SUNLIGHT no matter what angle the slats are set al! are in perfect alignment. And better yet, on warm days when you want to keep the hot sun out and let the anol breeze in, there is no rattl - Ladder’ 123 DUVAL STREET PHONE 1042 Awnings Lower Windews—Storm Steps—Jsiouties—Lowver Dvors Atuminum — Gloss Weed I Ib i ET I EDOMAHEH AERA ing or fluttering! tian blind is made Tape, which bolds WEST BLIND CO.