The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 29, 1952, Page 4

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SOCIETY... PERSONALS... NEWS OF INTEREST Tuesday, July 29, 1952 DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor Sailfish Theme Dominating Note At Lively Cocktail And Buffet Fete ‘The sailfish theme, based on a recent fishing exploit of Capt. J. W. Davis, Jr., commanding officer of SubRon Four who is leav- ing Key West for duty in Washington, dominated the lively party given at Echoasis July 25. Guests numbering over 300 were greeted at the entrance by officers’ wives acting as hostesses who distributed clever name cards created of sailfish cutouts. Capt. Davis received a special *——— ————____—_—— now famous catch of an eight- ~ plaque commemorating his | 1 g- Farewells to Capt. Davis were repeated by scores of his personal friends following the official signed to Key West. The party began at 6:30 p.m. and lasted until well after midnight. Comdr. L, A. Lajaunie was in charge of the over-all ariange- ee ove list included Ad ial guest list inclu - and Mrs. I. T. Duke, Miss al b . 'T. D. Boaz, Capt. E. Buckley, Capt. J.C, Toth, Capt, and . Heinz, Capt. and Mrs. Jr., Cdr. and Mrs, Cdr. and Mrs. R. M. Cdr. and Mrs, W. B.| an, State Representative | Mrs. Bernie C. Papy, Mr. and Mrs. A. Maitland Adams and Miss Dorothy Raymer. LTJG. Frank Cone Leaves Here For Virginia Base LTJG Frank K. Cone was detach- | ed this date and proceeded on his way to his new duty station, Un- derwater Demolition Team Two,! Navy Beach Group Two, U. S. Nav-| al Amphibious Base, Little Creek, irginia. * LTJG Cone graduated from the, University of Cincinnatl and was ted an Ensign in the U. S.; javal Reserve June 1950. He vol unteered for Active Duty in De-| eember 1950 and was sent to the U. S. Naval Indoctrination School at Monterey, Califiornia. While in Monterey LTJG Cone and Miss Kathleen O'Keefe, also a graduate of the University of Cincinnati ‘were married in a traditional Na- val ceremony. Upon graduation from the Indoc trination School LTJG Cone was the USS PCS 1386 at Florida and reported in His duties while on ve included Enyi- age Control Offi Commissary Offi- Officer, Custodian of ations and Watch FEE FF he Ba Ed an Fa I ef ! aERE aes Eye 4 z A a i k f i nine months the their home at} Mrs. Cone has been Naval Officers Wives as other social func- Upon reporting to Little Creek, LTJG Cone will receive a course of instruction in the demolition of explosives and then be assigned as ® member of ove of the Under. water Demolition Teams. General Motors has perfected | an air-conditioning unit for pas- senger cars that will be available for installation on two makes next season—Cadillac and Oids- mobile, EE SR aU O.W.C. LUNCHEON POSTPONED ONE WEEK. Due to the closing of Fort Taylor Otfivers’ Club for two weeks. ther Officers’ Wives iz} g & 4 gt b = g z & ee £2 & iF Jim Witherell — Citizen Staff Phot ENERGETIC young man, Jim Witherell, plays opposite of his real character in the tale of a mountain family. He’s Shad Tate, the son who is always “tard,” in the one act comedy, “For Better Or Worse.” Jim has had experience in the Nor- folk Theater Guild and in the Norfolk Children’s Theater as well as roles in radio dramas. He lives with his family in Key West where his father is attached to the Naval Station. COLLEGE STUDENT ASSIGNED TO SUB CONCH Harold R. Pottker, Jr., seaman |i apprentice, USN, has reported for duty aboard the USS Sennet, a sub- j marine based at Key West. He graduated last month from the Submarine School at New London, Conn. Pottker is the son of Mr. and | Mrs. Harold R. Pottker of 1254 North Massasoit, Chicago, Illinois, A graduate of Austin High School, he attended Culver Stockton Col- lege and Wright College prior to entering the navy. While at college he was active in basketball and baseball and was a member of the Phi Sigma Pi fraternity, | Echoasis Scene Of Farewell For Cdr., Mrs Phillips A farewell party was recently held at Echoasis for Commander and Mrs. J. S, Phillips, upon his detachment as Commander of the Underway Training Unit and Chief ‘Staff Officer, Commander of Fleet Training Unit, Key West, Florida. The get togethér was given by Of- ficers of Underway Training Unit, Officers of Fleet Sonar School Squadron Ships and Utility Squad- Ton 10, Comander Phillips will report Deslant Pool and take Comm: of a destroyer. He has served as Chief Staff Officer, Fleet Training Group and Commander of Under- way Training Unit for the past 3 years. He came to the Key West ‘sojourn in Key West. MAD HAT card from Maida Lazarovici coincides with a re- cent column subhead which I termed “Christmas in July.” She went to a party of that title in Provincetown, Mass. adding “How nice if Santa Claus had turned out to be you!” I get a vacation beginning August 4 for one week, but I’): afraid I'll not get any further North than South Miami for a drop in to see my brother. C’est la vie. She sent. his portrait done by Morgan Dennis, erstwhile Key West art- ist who loes those Black and White label canines for adver- tisements. PUSSY FOOTING AROUND: Have a note signed “McCarthy Puss McCarthy” which is from the velvet paw of Edyth Mc- Carthy’s Blue Maltese thanking and adding, area from duty aboard the carrier USS Midway (CVB41) where he} served as First Lt. and Damage) Control Officer. 9 A few days previous to the offi- Unit gave a party in honor of the Commander and Mrs, This took place at the local patio on the Naval Station. Columbia U. Man | Assigned To Duty Naval Air Station Lt. Joseph H. Blinkhorn, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Blinkborn of 9214 Whitney Street, Silver Springs, Maryland, has re- ported for duty to Airship Develop- ment Squadron-11, Naval Air Sta- tien, Boca Chica from the Nava Air Station, Akron, Ohio. ee ae Ti | ITEMS OF INTEREST TO El} ERYONE Not Again! | —- -—— Citizen Staff Photo EVELYN LAMONTAGUE (right), holds canned salmon as she tells Ruth Tegant that canned fish are out of place in Key West, ‘The two ladies are part of a visiting group of school teachers from Canada, Texan Reports For ZX-11 Duty At Boca Chica LCDR. William A. Spooner, USN, has reported to Airship Develop- ment Squadron 11, Naval Air Sta- tion, Boca Chica from VP-8 NAS Quonset Point, Rhode Island. LCDR. Spooner is the son of Mr. i and Mrs. William A. Spooner, 1201 N. 6th Street, Longview, Texas. LCDR Spooner was designated Na- | val Aviator on 15 December 1949 | and received his heavier-than-air designation on 5 August 1951. While in Key West, he and Mrs. | Spooner will reside at 3808 Duck Avenue, SITUATION DOUBTFUL (Continued From Page One) | delegates were not seated until | after the platform was adopted: | Byrnes will make his views known in detail at the convention. | In Virginia, Gov. John Battle re- fused to comment until the State | Central Committee meets. He said |he had very definite opinions on | the question but would not make them known at this time. William M. Tuck, Virginia Dem- oeratic chairman, took the position | the Virginia delegation’s refusal to sign the loyalty pledge at Chicago, Teleased the state convention from | any commitment to support either platform or ticket. The Virginia convention of July 17 can be re- [ee ra ile cnet E Cooking’s Fun By CECILY BROWNSTONE Weekday Lunch Ham and Pickle Sandwiches; A, ait z fi i i i i : Ly Hard-cooked Eggs; Fresh® Fruit; bene Small Whole Tomatoes; Cookies; Chilled Beverage. 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