The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 4, 1952, Page 5

Wednesday, June 4, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 5 _SOGIETY ... PERSONA DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor ‘Well — all you little old rebels you, yesterday was Confederate Memorial day. I didn’t see any flags out yesterday either. Was- samatter? Father's Day seems to be creeping up, that’s the 15th you w. What we want to know is, eit going to be a day tha. Fath- er looks forward or backward to? There are alwiys numerous ties cigars at the breakfast table, up in interesting packages. , as Father is such a good sport he.will probably wear the ‘ties and smoke the smoke. — at feast one — Let's give Father a steak for His day! We've found a eee test for your self-possession an then tripping oe a room floor with the grace and posture of a ballet dancer before a thousand guests — ormaking a disgracefully late ent at a party, and that js acting non- when your youngest is acting himself in front of honor- SHOP HOPPING *|}woman can become a real power) aplomb | mull over: Since 1940, there have been 17,000,000 marriages in this country; 30,000,000 babies. have been born; 88,000,000 people (63 Percent of the population) are too young to have any recollec- tion of World War I; and 72,- 000,000 people do not remember a Republican in the White House. Sounds like we have a very young nation. ft . * Now that the beaches once more belong to the Conchs and the tourists are ‘ewer. we'd Mr. Mock has all those over- sized towels for lounging on big straw mats for same use, large beach bags ferry cloth or straw x * Some more reporting 0: en in politics: We read wom- that a in politi by volunteering to! their district committeemen. A committeeman always listens to | a woman who has half a dozen} votes in her apron. pocket. And! if the committeeman doesn't} listen, there /is always another | election when he can be chucked | out — by the female vote, of course! We also read that when you} ask a man for his vote and he} tells you that he will vote for] you and get his.wife to do the.| same, never ‘chalk up but one; but if a woman tells you she will vote for you and get her husband to vote for you too, you | are always safe to figure on two votes from that house. * * * Nice things to know about | Jackson and Dorothy Raymer. The | Exnected Home | RECENTLY WED, Sgt. Frank H. Sawyer and his bride since February are expected to visit in Key West in the near future with the groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aritas of Key West. Young Sawyer is station- ed at the Francis E. Warren Air Force Base at Cheyenne Wyom- ing. Mrs. Sawyer is a Wyoming girl. Summer Plans Discussed At Players’ Meeting A party on June 28, additional meetings of groups, and summer activity were among the plans dis- cussed last night at a meeting of the Key West Players held at the Barn Theatre. ‘The ‘party date was set for Sat- unday, Jyne 28. It will be inthe nature of a treasure hunt. New members Jeanne Reynolds and Ski Skewis were appointed co-chair- men of the event. Volunteer bia mittee members include Jam Murphy, Rusty Pitman, Bob Pol- lock, Comdr. Ray Byrnes, Gladys ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE Miss F. aye Bervaldi To Receive | Degree At Fla. State University i Miss Faye Elizabeth Bervaldi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ber- valdi will be graduated,from Florida Stat University on June 7 with the degree of Bachelor of Music Education, Conference of the degrees | for the class will take place in the Doak S. Campbell Stadium Saturday evening. * Mr. and Mrs. Carl BerValdi will LS... NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN PHONE: Citizen Office, 1935 Final Plans For Holy Name Society | Rally In Miami June 8, Are Completed Final arrangements were completed last evening for the Second Annual Rally of Holy Name Societies of the Southeast Deanery of the Diocesan Union to be held on June 8 af Corpus Christi Parish, Miami. All indications insure that this year’s Rally will be the largest ever staged in any area of the State. Commitments received from all of the! Holy Name Societies within the Southeast Deanery indicated approx?i- . |leave Key West June 4 to attend the exercises. They will be accom- panied by Mrs. Kathleen Nottage whose daughter is a graduate classmate of Miss Bervaldi’s. Richard Wade, Miss Bervaldi’s finance, will attend the exereises| with her parents.” | Class Day Exercises will take | place at 4:30 p.m. on Friday after- noon, June 6 at the Music Amphi- | theatre. The Baccalaureate Cere- mony. will be held, at the Doak S. Campbell Stadium. At this cere- mony, each candida‘? for gradua- tion receives the graduate’s tradi- tional cap and gown. Miss Virginia Russell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orion Russell of Key West, was chosen by Miss Ber- valdi to be her “Junior Sister.” On Saturday afternoon, all grad- uates, re'atives and friends are in- vited to attend a tea in the home of Dr. Doak S. Campbell, president of FSU Miss Bervaldi is well known in both University and Key West cir- eles for her exceptionally lovely soprano Voice. . Officers’ Wives Arrange Classes For Swimming A program of swimming instruc- tion for the children of Naval Of- ficers’ is announced by the Naval ; Officers’ Wives’ Glub. Information| concerning instrugtion at the Naval base Oficers’ pool may be obtained | by calling LCDR. Foresman, Naval Base Ext. 492. A.competent Marine instructor will be available for this class. | The lessons at the Seaplane Base Oficers’ Pool will be given by Miss Judy Trevor and Miss Terry Par- ish. Thase officers ipeatod’ in en- rolling their ehildrén.tn this; class should contact Mrs. Charles Bra- tenah!. telephone 1010,” Ext. 20 up until June 10. After June 10, con- tact Miss Parish at 290, Ext. 8217. GRAY LADY CORP; ANNQUNCES COBFEE The iGray Lady: Corps will hold | a coffee Thursday June 12 at 10) ° 7 Coming Events WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4— Ladies Day Golf Tournament. KE W. Golf Course, 9 a.m. Meeting, Junior Ch. Commerce | clubhouse, 8 p.m. Key West Duplicate Bridge As- sociation, Coral Room, Ov-- seas hotel, 7:45 p.m. Meeting, Island City Navy Wives Club No. 88, Bldg. 178, N. S., 2¢:30 a.m Coffee for SubRon Four Officers’ Wives’ Club, Fort Taylor, 10 a.m. Key West Outboard Club Auxili- ary, meeting, 8:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Otis Carey, 2801 . Seidenberg Ave. Coffe, HS-1 O.W.C., 10:a.m. at home of Mrs. Loyd Peterson, 2118 Staples Ave. THURSDAY, JUNE 5— American Red Cross Chapter meeting and preSentation of merit certificates at Monroe County Health Unit alditorium, 8:15 p.m. Elks Lodge, meeting at club, 8 p.m. V.F.W. Post No. 3911, Post Home, 8 p.m. Golden Rule and Busy Fingers Circle W.S.S.C. of First Meth- odist Church. Rotary Club luncheon at 12:15 p.m. St. Paul’s parish hall. Circle Two of First Methodist Church, meeting, at home of Henrietta Anderson on White street, 8 p.m. * FRIDAY, JUNE 6— Board of Directors meeting of Key West Players, at Barn Theatre, 4:30 p.m. Luncheon, O.W.C. Fort Taylor, hostesses HS-1 Officers’ Wives’, cocktails at 12:30 Entertain- men, Island City chorus. Key West Amateur Radio Club, meetij at National Guard Armory, National Guard Ar- mory, 7:30 p.m. Officers’ Club, Fern Chapter No. 21, Order of Eastern Star, meet- ing, Scottish Rite Temple, 8 p.m. Knights of Pythias, meeting, 728 Fleming street, Pythian Hall, 8 p.m. Meeting Alcoholics Anonymous, mately 1000 men will attend, including many Key Westers. Leonard A. Burt, president of the Southeast Deanery, stated today that this year’s Rally had been de- dicated “to a day of prayer for peace.” Burt further remarked it was the hope of the Holy Name Cociety that the days program will set a precedent for peoples of all creeds and religious to stage similar affairs because without the concentrated prayers to God of all peace loving people the world may never secure tranquility. The Committee of Arrangements, headed by Richard W. Denmore, general chairman, have outlined a full days program beginning with Mass and Corporate Communion at 9:00 a.m. at the host parish. The remainder of the program will be the most extensive and ela- borate ever planned for this an- nual event. Folowing Mass will be a banquet breakfast. Speakers at this affair will be, Father Charles L. Elslander, Spiritual Director of the Diocesan Union; Father Pat- rick J. Trainor, Spiritual Director of the Southeast Deanery; Father Francis J. Finnegan, Pastor of Corpus Christi Parish; €. Clyde Atkins, President of the Diocesan Union. The principal speaker will be Richard B. Roberts, Jr., prominent Catholic leader. An address in he- half of the Clergy will be made by Father Domine Hughes of Rrovi- dence Colege, Providence, BR. I. Toastmaster for the occasion will be Faris N. Cowart, well known civie leader and businessman. The Rally program includes elec- tion of officers, a busi and a Rosary; Procession @ Benediction will conclude the days events. The WEATHERMAN Say: Forecast Key West and Vicinity: Partly |Circle II Group Votes To Support Visual Program Circle II of the women of the First Presbyterian church changed their meeting place at the last mi- nute and instead of assembling at the home of Mrs. James Sterling as scheduled, they met at the Presbyterian Manse with Mrs. Reggie Pritchard as hostess. The devotional, “‘To Me, To Live Is Christ” was given by Mrs. Ro- bert Byron Russell. It was taken from Apostle Paul’s letter to the | shillipians, “What Is Christ’s Place in Your Life?”, was delivered by Mrs. Pritchard as the lesson topic. Chairman of the meeting was! Mrs. W. H. Bell. During the busi- ness meeting, the group voted to give $75 for the visual aid program of the church. The social hour turned into a birthday party for Mrs. L. T. Brown and refreshments were served. The next meeting of Circle II will be at the Manse, July 7, 3 p.m., it was announced. Guests at the meeting and party were Mrs. Harold C. Dobey, Mrs. J. H. Kurtz and Mrs. C. T. Young. Members present included Mes- dames Ralph Rogers, W. H. Bell, Regie Pritchard, James Sterling, Joseph Brent, Henry Sands, Ro- kert Byron Russell, Herbert Pace, B. G. Papy, L. T. Brown, J, P. Baillod, Clark W. Wager and Mrs. Anna Schuler. Read the Classified Ads MAID'S NIGHT OUT By “DOT” “THE LION AND THE HORSE” at the Strand Theatre Babies and animals always steal scenes in the movies when they jaren’t meant to. . .due to the na- turalness and nonchalance with which they are caught by the lens, | Many actors refuse to work in se- | quences with such competition. In this film, the star, a magnificent ‘ebony stallion, has to compete with |a lion and a little girl for his share of glory, which is considerable, The main adult character is Steve Cochran who looks steely- eyed through the story and mana- ges to keep his head above the waves of galloping hooves, lion snarls and shots of herds of wild horses. He’s no slow-poke cow-poke. The action concerns the life of Black Knight, the king of the range who trumpets defiance to other stallions, rules lesser specimans of horseflesh, and finally does battle with an African lion which has escaped from a show cage. The fight reminds one of an old nursery thyme sbout the Lion and the Uni- {corn which was one of the high- lights in Lewis Carroll's adven- tures of “Alice Through The Look- ing-Glass.” The scenery of the Western coun- try is fascinating and beautiful, It's 2 must for the younger genera- tion and even adults. will find ace tion interest in the screened story. Es If you have trouble rolling cook- ies out, try rolling the dough be- tween sheets of waxed paper. No flour for rolling is needed when waxed paper is used, and this has an advantage because extra flour rolled into the dough may make the cookies tough, ADELINES,... ADELINE RUSSELL Even Million Enjoy Cocktails WEDNESDAYS WH Dollar Babies at Our Place on EN LADIES DRINK FOR HALF ‘PRICE CASA CAYO HUESO cloudy with scattered showers or thundershowers today through Thursday; continued warm and humid. Gentle to moderate yari- First Presbyterian Church, 8 p.m. Baptist church reception at an- hex, 7:30 p.m ed guests. If you can do that, you are a man, my son, Bae! a.m A Place of meeting is the home of Mrs. Raymond H. Mortgn, 2022 Caroline Shop: When you 9° hunt will be followed by refresh- there to make your lovely se- ments and a party at the Barn. lections, you won't haye fo go | Jack Clarke presided at “the SUPPER CLUB. Well, is you is, or is You | traipsing off to hi knows | meeting and called for another gen- | Staples Avenue. y r rf ig off to heaven 10 meeting and called for a’ er gen- aples ere - a BRING YOUR BEST GAL DOWN ain't — going to the big sale | where to get all the other’ | eral meeting on Tuesday, June 10. ——— | SATURDAY, JUNE 7— ___|able, mostly easterly winds, FOR A CHEAP DATE at Kotton King? Just like we | jeoded supplies because they | Secretary Gladys Jacksom read . Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming| fresh in showers. on 7 told you — big reductions on | jaye them. | the minutes of the last meeting and Man Freed street Methomet Church, 729) Florida: Clear to partly clou 4 WE'LL NEVER TELL! everything in the store will 8s- | Cording. moss fringe, snap |a telegram from Mrs. J. Edgar i BS ig cas horde hraege 1 and continued warm | throug gure you o: fine savings. Kot- | sasteners, zippers, stickple: Willing, president of the group, who ST. PETERSBURGH (®—Filling | Get Acquainted dance, Fleet Re-| Thursday. Risk of widely scat- ton King — across from Ca- | Ov cing else 4 Tk, | Re eine ead ‘been Pon s-| Station. Operator J. T. Appling was} serve Association at the club-| tered afternoon thundershowers. ENTERTAINMENT NITELY bang Bar. 3. erg ee renee Mhdire gone, tinue’ and wag | absolved by a coroner's jury Tues-| house on Front street for mem-| Jacksonville through the Flor- * * * , ‘The: if you don’t have any | sending several plays to the play day in Min Sea: Of: 90 employs, | bers and | tag NRE | ida Straits and East Gulf of =a Sinan dt «dime we tanption-| pro ae, mens coon thp |feading committee for conaidera- | Mechanic Disk Mitchell. Witnesses | MONDAY, JUNE 9— Mexico: Light to moderate vari- ed that nutmeg does fine things | a a ¥ ‘he magazines. |tion. Chairman of this committee | “ene? Appling struck Mitchell | Play reading committee meeting.| able, mostly northeast to east for squash. Nutmeg sticks its| {9% anaes ais: Tal wou | fs Doccthy Raymer who gakedthat!| Monday after Mitchell had heckled | Other Pla with suggestions} winds over south portion and all mater ssi ; y Earp « jand cursed him. Mitchell's head | and scripts or copies of plays} mostly southeast Winds over nose into anything at ex- cept the family quarrel. Now try | it in a salmon loaf, but keep it inconspicuous please. the committee and any other Play ers members who had suggestions and scripts meet Monday, June 9 at the South Wind Motel on Si didn’t know — if you should see something in one of these ma: ines you feel you must have cnd it isn't in stock which may be suitable invited, P.m., South Wind Motel on} Simonton street, 8 p.m. Circle III Women of First Pres- |hit the paventent and he died of | ja brain hemorrh pos JOSEPH RUSSELL GETS | north portion through Thursday. Generally fair weather except for few showers through the Florida Straits. x * Caroli i onton t 8 p.m. The meet aroline Shop will sure eno gh = mont eS De. Se % byterian Church, meeting ho ee Well worth tocting about are : if om s generously offered | (Continued On Page Five) ee td . et it for you — and some P was generously offere i oyeh a the surprises in store for you | Pu it. waite a ruckus do. by George Renna who is on the bond estreated; Ro- —— zie we eae | Oteerystions taker at Say Os at the Case Cayo Husso Sup- | ing it — bot will come home | Play-reading committee. Se ee Taree SRE, 1 ‘sorority meet-| Key West, Fla, June 4, 1952 per Club (if you haven't been | Jit ‘the goods every time. | ers on the committee are |$25 bond estreated; 7 ee) eee Wee it ‘ there before). If you have, you | Charles Bratenahl, Joseph Harry Middle reckless Soe Fine people at Caroline! mine Tendeehitee will know what we mean. | y Carleton, Dr, | driving, $50 bond ted; Cliff a $s Bian now to visit there 000. | 1, case fou issei any of | Clarke and ali | Woodb s driving, $25 8 pm! Highest yesterday 8 Enjoy the home cooking any | ipoc. 50 y > iter we other members of the Board of Di- | ‘ ae ast nigh! = a evening and you'll find a deli- | roe that: really ¢ q| rectors who are in town. The first Renal al cious meal by choosing from | play reading consideration is open ne 1902, everybody w — the big menu Mae and Joun- ike ¥ of in general, but the final sele | ny are there » ertertain you is up to the committee a 30 p , freee ; } | and the cool breezes from the blue Atlantic will blow away the cares of the dey. » ee ae We have a sweet te ways aching and here's med_- without pulling night sund:e Board Miss Ca unteered to br , next Mo Anna Topmil ndolph_K e plays to ke vol sth session June 6. °0o ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA | Reference Station: Key West — sa ang iar goles Barometer (Sea Level) 9:00 A.M. wt Sane mereer” | : : 29.93 ins—1013.5 mbs. nilla ice cream. ¢ I Hi vig : " Near Tomorrow's Almanac ped wain.ts. f kiess driving, 5 5-36 am molasses pepp - ond € - B 7:14 p.m the walnuts in — ~ — T ’ 4:53 p.m} mentioned. , SSS Moonset 3:09 am./ ee te - _—~ “| « cool a8 can be, 2 clever crossing and tracing i ba gor nd as A Sc “SUSPEND DR. CONLY | ittle Cost ‘ 2 of soft padded leather stripé te let every breeze Silat tak ek tomer é ‘ cist Sow , F : Tides in, This will be the shoe you'll slip into most often, jomoat ; kee ths s = it co k morning only. at the Mar-Ed eo : 4 . WASHINGTON WAR W cost ; fi Naval Base Muiti-tone leather. Only t ‘ d | Roe ’ you taxpayers te operate the stee! Knig : Sean. ; 4 els : TOMORROW | "eae € re i +3 mills while they were ler gov- oi cm ‘i | We silvers Fig $e ha ee t tf being one he cenment seizure was the price of 6:14 am —— om *) special for last 2 series of telegrams and phone 7:55 p.m. 117 pm * e juiciest bite of steak on the J 5 Pi . Te eetais Sethis ane reek plate — and it's the : terzy strapless tube tops ails Officials said teday no cost esti es have been made yet for fa tels that look so well e - A mbeting te % is “Sap 5 “ Time of Height of anything — skirts or oe op k ae poi i aes Bi ep sigsee Pistal Behia Honds } EVERY THURSDAY UNTIL 1 P. M. DURING THE and let you tn so sm wae r I vs! added coc qitlays will be fer € (bridge) ——ob lm 8.08 | SUMMER MONTHS WE WILL HAVE fi ; Stock 1 P for your lowest sunback There will be other that are a terrific val sale too, for only a dollar ® little extra. two rounds of notices to 72 steel 3 companies—one notifying them of had gone te! the seizure ahd the other calling it off. Rs the Florida The Commerce Department wes SHOE SPECIALS ON SALE | Come in And Seq These Specials At Reduced Prices Wo Name Key | (east end) —+2b 20m | * ¢ euys 4 “eS t im technical charge of the steel j ait \ bad - . t - + 2 indus! bet eperations actusliy ' } ‘ {dustry managemat and workrs to tieen tome Correction | oe r dhe : aking i he medical staii " Ser a oe p © (+)—Phus sign: Corrections © | 510 FLEMING STREET FF » a t euad el ee ee : om : aay. | canto | } 6 »