The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 22, 1952, Page 5

SOCIETY ... DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor STAFF SERGEANT KENNETH N. SOLOMON How They Couns Keep Em Down On A Key After Rome, M. Martin, Gay Paree? received by Mr. and Mrs. beer Several! interesting letters have Oliver J. Trombly of Cudjoe their son, Staff § eant Kenneth N. Solomon who is stationed with the U.S. Army in Ger- many. Sgt. Solomon toured the continent last month. On April 12, according to one of his letters, he went to London with a friend and days v returned after fou Paris to Weisbaden, Germany. From there they caught a plane to Rome for a two day stay where they visited museums, art g including palace famous churches, the Sistine Chapel, saw the old ian Way, the Colosseum and and other ancient ruir * Wrote Solomon, “T Vaticar hr oan Ene hia ch pee scan ae museums and galleric ere the | y most magnificent I have D clay pipe to send home. seen. I only wish Lb could have { Sergeant K. N. Solomon's made this trip before I fi i 52966, 7150th school.” PO 633, The travele 1 Post York City, Martin, star of Sout gave them her « I sid : a t salad “was ry song abou - ee ee ee eeping the boys down on In Pa n after gay Paree. Modern tour of I might be “How They in, and ‘ | Em On Cudjoe here's how it happe Solomon is The Americar ome and prob- | up and we ate at t k as the beginning of Paris. They even ga of the city Last - seni ticksts to the i es B June Date Set in it, too. I kr For Weddine Of sound t é reise a Miss Jessie Gibson They had a skit ‘ a ; A. Gib Miss eph Husband Wants r re . . . really Po Raise Alimony age ae ah : sday e ney BIRDS BUILD HOME VMERRY4,O-ROUND ON A ch Pa Thursday, May 22, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Pease $ PERSONALS... NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE PHONE: ¢ isen Office, 1935 Ten Graduates Results Told Receive Diplomas |Salute To A Happy Day jLst Communicant | Breakfast Served UPTON, N. Y. (» — American The first annual First Comm sc ef the world Of Convent School | cant fast was sponsored by | to atomic partic- The 1952 Class of CMI held | the Holy Name Society of St. Mary i areh for new fields commencement exercises in the Star of the Sea Church. a as Th a Convent Auditorium Wednesday Breakfast was opened by ° tad . oe evening with ten girls receiving Martinez, president of th tom smasher, at their diplomas. The famous Name Society, giving E h n National Laborae school is observing its 84th boys and girls were s' e erated Atomle year. | white suits and dre x 4 of The complete program and the joyed their breakfast it daa list of graduates follows: Parents and friends of 000,000 electron volts—three Program | Communicants were the power ever achieved in ~ Processional — “Pomp and fasied. The First Com s nachine Circumstance”, Eiger. | numbered seventy-five, Dr. Leland Haworth, director “The Lord’s Prayer’ SchehL gross total of over two hundred | of t fomiec Energy Commis- “Nightfall in Granada” — breakfasts were served by the c sion’s Brookhaven Laboratory, and Bueno. mittee. It is hoped that this a I eor B. Collins, chairman ‘The Choral Class will be repeated by the Holy ven Accelerator Proclamation of Honors . aa Society each year in the future Toje need the results of Reverend Michael J, Cronin, S.J, Holy Name Men serving on this jthe test run Conferring of Academic Di- committee were David McCurdy Energies of over two billion volts plomas — Reverend Joseph Mar- leonard McElveen, Walter 0. | or re are expected to be at- f rey Johnson, George Koch, Eugene with the 34a million dollar | Fredette, Jack Stewart, Joseph At- | co: At Balfour Award for Rell- gion, von by Nora Malone. The C. “{. I. Alumnae Associa- tion Award for Scholastic Achievement, won by Barbara Nelson. The George W. and Leonor H. Allen Menuorial Prize for cooper- ation, won by Kathleen Law- rence. The Paul Sher Award for Citi- zenship and Service, won by Nancy Sawyer. The Business and Professional Women’s Club Award for Com- mercial, won by Sally Perez. Address to the Graduates — Reverend Joseph Maring, S.J. “Poem” — Fibick. Recessional — “March of the Priests”, Mendelssohn, Graduates Virginia Dropp. Kathleen Lawrence. Nora Malone, Barbara Nelson. Sally Perez. | Peggy Pinder. | Isabel Sais. Nancy Sawyer. Allene Speer. Jo-Ann Timmerman. |Keith Brown | Achieves New Naval Rate Keith L. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Brown of 187-B Poinciana Extension has heen pro- | moted to the rate of aviation ma- | chinist’s mate, third class, USN, tron, jzert, Richard Atzert, Philip |zert, Edward Valenzuela, A |der Warnock, George Be Bert Buckley and Tony Martinez. | Ladies of the parish heiping to serve the breakfast to the little jones were Mrs. Pauline Pinder, | Mrs. David MeCurdy, Stewart, Mrs. Harry L; ye es ‘Files Suit WEST PALM BEACH (® — Mrs, R. Wells Hott has filed suit for divorce from her husband, George Hott, } i, because, she said, s about is hunting. hunting trips have kept them in debt since their mar- jriage here in 1938, the bill filed | Wednesday set forth. It added he didn't want pets or children be- Apply To Wed _ {ecause “they'd tie him down” Jerome B. Rosthal, 410 United | She said he is a taxibermist but Street and Irene Russell, 702 Eli- j won't work at it zabeth street, have applied for a | Hott, she said, is now in Africa marriage license at the office of ,°" ® hunting trip. County Judge Raymond R. Lord. | — 4.iss Russell is Reading Superyi- | , Sor for Monroe County Schools. The couple will be married by Chsplain Menges at the U. S. Na- val station. | riz and Mrs. Arthur Judge. Many thanks are given to these hard workers |for a successful breakfast. \3 om 904 Fleming OWNED & OPERATED BY ADELINE RUSSELL " Citizen Staff Photo ON THEIR 21ST WEDDING ANNIVERSARY, Wednesday, May 21, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Navarro paused in the duties of host and hostess to pose graciously on the stairway of their beautifully appointed home, 424 Elizabeth street. A cocktail hour and buffet supper highlighted the celebra- tion attended by 100 guests who congratulated the couple on the happy occasion, The blood of some animals is blue. Mr. And Mrs. Dan Navarro Celebrate 21st Wedding Anniversary With Party | Mr. and Mrs. Dan Navarro celebrated their 21st wedding anni- versary yesterday, May 21, with a cocktail party and buffet supper given at their home, 424 Elizabeth street. One hundred guests at- tended the delightful affair and congratulated the Navarros on the happy occasion. x The party was given in the, upstairs dining drav A Message More Powerful Than The Atom Bomb And keyed to this jet age by ex-Navy pilot Harold P. Wells appealing to high school students and servicemen in nightly rallies, May 19 - 24 sponsored by YOUTH FOR. CHRIST 7.30 p.m, at the First Bapist Church, Eaton and Bahama Streets CARD OF THANKS | George F. Norcisa We beg by this published card acceptance of a sincere offering of | thankfulness from all of our house- hold by each and every friend and neighbor who made tender of sympathy or helpfulness on occa- | sion of our recent bereavement in| the loss of our husband and father, | the late George F. Norcisa. C. B. Harvey salon, | while serving with Patrol Squad- : . MRS. GEORGE F. NORC) Nursery Conducted Each Night During Service von 74). noweon exercises with the |Foom and outside veranda where Os. Directors Ra AND DAUGHTER |] INTERNATIONAL INTERDENOMINATIONAL U. S. Sixth Fleet in the Mediter- |@ service bar had been set up. € s . | leona Mr. and irs. Navarro were on! © y . {FADO Cuciesaetivesauty |the Tecciving line which was in. jaeele Cham. Cor: from the Naval Air Reserve Train. |formal. They graciously posed c. BH ing program in March, 1951, the | for a photograph on the stairs of e their beautiful home, one of the show places of Key West The reception hall downst Squadron is now ready for combat with the U. S. Atlantic Fleet. was decorated with enormou H BI bowls of tawny-rose bougainy r nt | e 4 lea placec on exquisite antig Chamt Ce | tables and the colors doubly i Fla | striking with the bouquet | | en For Simmons ected in sulsrors (eguind ihe er new office, M A baby boy, weighing 6 pounds, | ples ie vt sa 5 ounces, was born April 27 to Mrs. | The puff B f Directo: Carol L. Simmons, wife of Fary jwith a 1s C W. Simmons, Jr., electrician’s | pus g I mate, second class, USN, at the |),,1. U. S. Naval Hospital. laliver : Simmons, who is serving aboard c E g firs the submarine USS Caberra at the i oes U. S. Naval Station, Key West, with tp the Atlantic Fleet, is the son of | Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Simmons of | oute 1, John’s Island, S. C. Mre Simmons is the daughter of Mr a and Mrs. Lee Skuggs of 1213 Ro yal street, Key West. cheese spread spe The baby, named Michael Lee “a i t rs is the first child for the Simmons enon si : : ELECTRIC family who live at 1206 United Ooo ° 3 A street ina " g 2 Example Shown e0).°.°s ewing Machin GAINESVILLE # — The Florida : Sorry bet name must citrus try’s yearly 2% billion bas be withheld 4 waste which is turned °#t Terrific Red able cattle feed was cited ; e . ; : New York engineer here #* 6 a last : 579 50 example of making waste ated ” M x A ‘ CHECK THESE FEATURES Confere LIBERAL ALLOWANCE OW ‘ , : | $@ ROUND BOBBIN Carl Hilt “ sss @ 2 THREAD LOCKSTITCH @ SEWS FORWARD MOST WAITERS ARE VERY & REVERSE UNHAPPY - BUT - CASA CAYO HUESO SEWS OVER PINS §@ POWERFUL UNIVERS/ ‘4 MOTOR CARLOS & GENE @ 10 YEAR GUARANTEE A PAIR OF ALLIED Sewing Center WHY NOT? It’s A Wo 117 W. Flagler St. Spot To Work Or P! TRADE-INS EASY TERMS FOR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION PHONE OUR cas waters and a fast mounting ch lenge to all technologists and dus Managers with vision Said enthusiasm to clean areas it be tem- rd-headed inquiry in- to the impact of cost on the econo mic strusture of the ares. dust pered with ha KEY WEST Goes On Trial BARTOW — Mrs. Myra Gil ceused of fatally shootidy er husband, Arthur Gilbert, will i. Aug. 12. She has main he shot im self defense the shooting Mrs Gilbert catied police and said “You can ¢ and get what's lef of Bim ED SEW Witheut any eb! | free home demonst APPY FE BRAND NEW ELEC MACHIN NAME — event ame rfiul ect banges im tempers them Miami kage city - re