The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 12, 1952, Page 4

Pege 4 ‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Thursday, June 12, 1952 SOCIETY ... PERSONALS... NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor Citizen Staff Photo MR. AND MRS. RICHARD BERG are pictured above at their reception held in the Rainbow Room of the La Concha Hotel following a wedding ceremony at St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Church, Wednesday. Mrs. Berg is the former Ruth Kishkuna of Chicago. Berg, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Berg of Mil- waukee, Wisconsin, is in Key West for duty with the Navy. Island City Navy | Cayo Hueso Grotto Wives’ Club Holds | Holds Swim-Dance Regular Meeting | Contest Tonight ‘The regular monthly business Cayo Hueso Grotto has adopted meeting of the Island City Navy | SuDDOr, for the Cerebral Palsy and Wives Club No. 88 was held June | Cripples Association as one of its la the Naval Station Building | main projects. They are sponsor- ‘The meeting was called to order | 98 the benefit party to be held at by the president Mary T. Smith. | the Stevens-Rose Crest motel p ool ‘The minutes were read by the se- this evening. The affair is known eretary Dorothey Brown and ac-|as a swim-dance and guests are cepted. The treasury report was invited to bring bathing suits. given by the president in the ab-| A contest for both men and wo- sence of Edna French who has | men will be held and those wearing been transferred. | the prettiest, funniest and quaint- The June 7 Cake sale was re-| est ensembles will be awarded pri- ported a success. Mrs. Naomi |zes graciously donated by various Hiaus - rouse ~ mp eg - | marched ie the city. yet ape ‘winner of the decorated cake do- | will view the entires at 9:45 p.m. nated by the Merita Baking Com-| The Grotto is the newest of the pany. | Masonic groups in the area and New chairmenships were ap-! was only recently formed. pointed by the president. Finance | The public is invited to attend and Welfare. Ann Anderson; Pub- | the swim-dance tongiht for the very Ueity; Toni Thompson; Pin: Betty | worthy cause. Proceeds will go to _Leeman; Thrift Shop: Mary Shee-| the fund which the Palsy Associa- han; and Convention Program and | tion has established for a much Hopstial, Teresa Braxton. | needed clinic in Key West. Donna Sullivan was present as | . spective ber. } Pighe next meeting wil be hela, |/RESBYTERIAN MEN 7:30 p.m., June 18, 1952, Bld. 178,; TO MEET MONDAY EVE US Naval Station. All enlisted Na-| ppp general meeting of the Wo- vy wives are invited to attend. men of the First Presbyterian’ Chureh slated for June 16 at eight o'clock will be held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Bringman, 1410 Von Phister. Army Major And Family Visit Relatives Here Major and Mrs. J. J. Kirschen- baum, Jr., and children, are spend- | In buying fish fillets you'll find ing a vacation with his parents, | that sometimes the skin, with the Mr. and Mrs. Kirschenbaum of | scales removed, is left on one side 416 White street. | of the fillet; other fillets are com- The Major, now released from is the meaty side of the fish, cut length- wise away from the backbone Some fillets are completely bone- less, others may have a very few active duty with the U. §. Army, recently returned from Japan. He and his family live in Vicksburg, Miss., where they will return aft pletely skinned. A fillet er the visit in Key West. | bones. Chamber Directors Meet June Bride Has La Concha Reception ea Dr. Cobo Takes Special Course At Emory Univ. Cc Commissioner Delio Cobo and his family are packing in a lot of activities on their trip north, a card to Citizen reporter Susan Mc- Avoy said today. Mrs. Cobo wrote on a giant seven by eleven post card: 2 are having a wonder- ful trip. Delio finished his at Emory Friday, left Atlanta Saturday, visited City atop Lookout It's beautiful. We the skyline drive Roanoke, also beautiful breathtaking. Today we going to Mt. Vernon, Ar- New York. Hope you and everything there OK. We will be home in a week or so. Diana and Andy (the Cobo’s children) are having a glor- ious time.” Ruth Moors Breaks Leg In Missouri Ruth Moors, long-time winter re- sident in Key West, was recently injured in a fall at her summer residence in Rocky Mount, Miss- ouri. Her leg was broken in two places - one break occurring in the ankle. No complications have set in however, and she expects to regain normal use of the leg. Ruth, with her husband Bill Moors, has been coming to Key West during the winter months for years. Bill is a totally disabled World War I veteran and his wife is a nurse. They have found the warm winter weather to be best for Bill's health. The couple own their own trailer and were parked on Stock Island last winter. Both are enthusiatic fishermen and spend practically all of their time while down here out on the water. FORT JEFFERSON (Continued From Page One) St. Petersburg to the Tortugas to take her to Miami. Mrs. Santini suffered from cel- lulitus, an infection of the mouth | following removal of an impacted wisdom tooth. The Santini’s three children, the only youngsters living in the Tor- tugas, remained at the Fort under the care of Superintendent and Mrs. John De Weese. Joe Santiné returned to the Fort today on the Coast Guard boat which makes fortnightly trips to Loggerhead Light station in the Tortugas. It is expected that Mrs. Santini will be well enough to return to the Fort next week. © Summer Activity For Players Group Gets Underway With One-Act Readings A rollicking one-act hill-billy play #———__________—_____ and a dramatic monologue were tead Tuesday night at the special meeting of the Key West Players at the Barn Theatre. The acting president, Jack Clarke, called for another meeting Tuesday evening, June 17 at which more tryouts for THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Key A quiet ceremony will mark the approaching marriage of Jeanne Elizabeth Reynolds and Frederick Graham Skewis Monday evening, June 16 at 7:45 p.m. The couple are well known and one of the most popular in Key West circles. The bride-to-be is a member of the YMCA-USO staff and has lived in Key West for over four years. The groom is with the Navy in the U. S. Fleet Sonar School. The wedding will take place at the Manse of the Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Ralph Rogers will perform the double ring rites. The bride’s attendant will be Miss Dorothy Raymer. Best man send. After. the ceremony, Mrs. Mary Besaw, mother of the bride will serve a family and wedding party dinner at their honte, 213 Tele- graph Lane, where the newlyweds | will live. | The groom is the son of Mr. and | Mrs. Everson T. Skewis of 60742 Franklin Avenue, Ellwood City, Pa. The couple recently became | members of the Key West Players. | They expect to remain as perman- | ent residerits here even after the groom’s service with the Navy is terminated. SHRIMP BOAT SINKS; (Continued From Page One) arrival of the Ariadne at 5 p. m. They all appeared well. The home port of the was Fort Meyers, Florida. The Commanding Officer of the Ariadne is Lt. Comdr. C. M. Blackford, United States Coast Guard Reserve. BERT FOX DIES (Continued From “Page One) who performed an autopsy on the body at 9 p.m.’ last night. Survivors Bert Fox is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Helen Casey; two brothers. George and Henry Fox; and one grandson. He was 44 years old. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 5 p.m. at the Chapel of the Pritchard Funeral Home. Rev Carl Meeker, First Congregational Church will officiate. Burial will be in the family plot at the City Ce- metery. SPEAKER OF HOUSE (Continued From Page One) Gypsy for groom is Chandler H. Town-} | Secretary and Mervin Thompson, Recording Secretary. The membership also expressed regret at the news of the transfer| to a new duty station of Jaycee Jim Keene. Keene was given a five | minute standing ovation by the membership. He was also honored | at last month's dinner meeting of} the group for his untiring efforts! as President of the Little Baseball League. All persons wishing to attend the Installation dinner are urged to eall phone 1081 not later than Wed., June 23rd for reservations the one-acter and the reading will take place. This is the beginning of a real | work-shop set-up which will be the | major project of the Players during | the summer months. Members attend the next Tuesday night A series of one-act plays will be presented free of admission in the near future and suggestions for material are welcome. Experimental work will include the writing, producing and direct- ing of original scripts affords a chance for would-be playwrights, actors and crews to use a theatre and casts as testing ground for ideas jthods and prod jis invited. The p also busy lected for r tions and Jeanne * Skewis a Reynolds [which will take stead of the and anyone interested are asked to | get-together at the Barn at 8 p.m. | The plan/ Cripple Children Will Attend Clinic Tomorrow Dr. R. J Dalton today announc- ed that the semi-annual clinic of the Florida Cripple Children’: Commission will be held tomor- row between the hours of 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Location of | the clinic will be in the Monroe | County Health Bldg., at the rear | of the County Jail. Dr. Robert P. Keiser, orthod- | pedic surgeon from Miami, is {| bringing an assistant to help him |ir the examinations. District | Nurse Nelle A. Reimer will also accompany the doctors. She his been with the Commission for | twenty years and is in charge of five or six counties in the south- east part of Florida. Dr. Dalton states that to be eligible for the Clinical examina- tion, a child must be referred to the Florida Cripple Children’s Commission by a private physi cian. Usually, in such cases, the parents >f the child are unable to afford the specialized medical cere required. Crippled children in this area who will be present at the Clinic have been notified and the sched- uled hour for their appointmen:s made. It is not likely that any child not already on record can be accepted due to the over- loaded schedule. The last clinic of this type was held in November. FUTURE ELECTRICAL (Continued From Page One) proposed line expected to be in- stalled with federal aid sometime during the next year. City Budget A new budget for the City of Key West is in the process of being pre- pared. It will be presented to the City Commission by City Manager King at their first meeting in July. Rumored about town is gossip that city taxes will be cut by one mill. When asked about this, Mr. King said that he <‘certainly hoped so but that it would be impossible to give a statement one way or an- other until final adoption of a bud- jeu” Last year the City had hoped to cut taxes by one mill, At the last moment, the State Legislature passed an act requiring the City of Key West to appropriate a large sum of money to the Monroe Coun- ty General Hospital. The result was that instead of a “cut”, the tax as- sessment was raised by one mill. Jeanne Reynolds And Frederick Skewis The To Wed On Monday Evening, June 16 WEATHERMAN Says —— Forecast Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy and continued hot today through Friday. Gentle to mod- erate variable, mostly easterly winds. Florida: Fair and continued hot today and Friday except for widely scattered afternoon thun- | dershowers. | Jacksonville through the Flor- ida Straits and East Gulf of! Mexico: Light to moderate vari- able winds today and Friday. Generally fair weather. Observations taken at City Office 9:00 A.M.. EST Key West, Fla., June 12, 1952 Temperatures Highest yesterday —.. 91/ Lowest last night 76| ae 84} Normal . 82) Precipitation Total last 24 hours Total this month _. Deficiency this month — Total this year Deficiency this year 0 ins. — 1.03 ins. | -66 ins. | 8.46 ins. | - 2.29 ins. | Relative Humidity at 9:00 A.M. 66% Barorreter (Sea Level) 9:00 A.M 29.99 ins.—-1015.6 mbs. 000 ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West Time of Height o: | Sahia Honda (bridge) oh 10m 9.0 | Jo Name Key (east end) —+2h 20m Boca California farmers sold 425 mil- lion dollars worth of cotton in 1951. IN MEMORIAM In memory of Emilio Garcia, ! our beloved step-father, who left us one year ago today. Just one year ago today God called you to his home To live with him forever and sit beside his throne He knew how much we you and your smiling face He knew how much we'd miss you and no one can fill your place He broke our mother’s heart, dear, when He called you to His home To live each day without you; to fare her life alone "ut He helped her face the empti- ness, of life without your love— She waits, someday, to meet you in your home way up above. Written by YULEE WILSON, formerly Yulee Bethel of this city now residing in Memphis, Tenn. loved sweet and stage | CARD OF THANKS We are, indeed, grateful to many neighbors and friends for kindness) shown and sympathy extended us in the hours of sorrow following the| recent and unex>ccted death of| our beloved husbard and father, the late Raul B. Garcia. We tru: that each and all may accept this expression as personally addressed. | We also wish to thank the donors| of the beautiful florals and those} who gave the use of their cars. | MRS. RAUL B. GARCIA AND FAMI!~” | ‘ ae | Knights of Pythias The Rank of Knight will be) conferred at the meeting of} Key West Lodge No. 163. All members are urged to attend. By order of the Lodge. WM. V. ALBURY, | cc. | J. Winfield Russell, Sec’y. FATHER'S DAY SPECIALS NYLON PASTELS AND WHIT SHIRTS SHORT AND LONG SLEEVES $2.98 up ASSORTED POLOS 35 PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM 7T1é VALUES TO $3.98 SELECTION OF NYLON HOSE 59c TRUMAN SHIRTS MANY OTHER ITEMS $1.98 ESTHER & BILL'S OUVAL STREET PHONE: Citizen Office, 1935 ELKS OUTLINE z = (Continued From Page One) ce 4 a weather permitting on or near the} AUXILIARY TO HAVE main administration building off NOMINATIONS TONIGHT every public institution. The Flag} should be displayed in or near} every polling place on election! days and during school days. in or near every schoolhause. | | | | | | American Legion Auxiliary, Arthur yer Unit No. 28 will meet tonight at the Legion Post Home on Stock Island at 8 p.m. and nomination of officers for the year to come will be made. Mrs. Alice S. Robinson, presi- dent, urges that all members at- tend. CHAMBER OF (Continued From Page One) He served as it’s Secretary for some time. a E It was announced at the meeting) __Mrs- Nimia Sikes will give « that the Outdoor Writers of Ame-| "@P0rt of the Poppy Day sale. ‘ica Association which is holding = _ its convention in Miami is hi, to come to Key West for a short} ~~. ~ visit on Friday. It was he mal Light reaches the earth from greet the visitors and escort them} the sun in a little over eight on a tour of the Island and the low-| minutes. er Keys. | Directors present at the meeting included: Joe Pearlman, J. Y. 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