The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 18, 1952, Page 4

Page 4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Thursday, September 18, 1952 ” SOCIETY... PERSONALS... NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor Bonnie Brunette Bathing Beauties Citizen Staff Photo NIGHT CURVES, NOT ANGLES, are demonstrated by the above quartet who will compete for Miss Key West 1952 title in the Elks Club contest Saturday night. Although all the girls are not | identified, second from the left is Miss Gay Lou Barrosa who was Miss Merry Christmas last year. Supt, O’Bryant Addresses The High School P.-T.A. At Initial Meeting \ At the first meeting of the Key West High School P. T. A. Tuesday evening, School Superintendent Ho- race O’Bryant urged all voters to vote “yes” on Amendment 1 No- vember 4. He explained that the amend- ment authorizes the state to ear- mark funds for the schools from the car license plate taxes. Thus the school authorities would be as where they enjoyed plentiful re- sured in advance of state school support in proportion equal to the present capital outlay. One reason for the amendment, he .added, is that it will effect an estimated sav- ing of a million dollars in interest by so assuring the school aid in advance so that they may borrow at lower interest rates. Mr. O’Bryant was one of the special guests of the evening intro- duced by Mrs. Robert Dopp, PTA president. Others present were Ge- rald Adams and Earl Duncan of the Monroe County School Board and Joe Boza of the board of trus- tees. The 44 faculty members of the school were introduced by Princi- pal E. O. Schweitzer, who noted that three new members have been added to the staff to keep pace with the growth of the school and with pupil needs. After the introduction the guests spent an informal hour of fellow- ship in the Senior High Patio, freshments provided by the hospi- tality committee of the PTA. Members of the hospitality com- mittee are: Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Watson, Mr. and Mrs, Kellar Wat- son, Mrs. Dorothy Sweeting, Mrs. Marion Pritchard, Mrs. Anna Cor- mack, Mrs. Hilda McMahon, Mrs. Dorothy Claxton, Mrs. Florence Key, Mrs. Anna Gates, Mrs. Fay Dickens, Mrs. Eula Sawyer, Mrs. Elizabeth Singleton, Mrs. Dorothy Knowles, Mrs. Alice Roberts, Mrs. Gerry Pinder, and Mrs. Irene Brooks. Youth Center Plans For Coming Year Formulated At Meeting Of Councils The Youth Center is to be re- opened with a party Saturday, Septemb-r 27, at Wesley House. The Junior Council ‘is in charge of planning the program for the affair. Square dane and folk games will be just part of the fun for youngsters who attend the party This event and other plans were dscussed at the joint meet- fng of the Adult Advisory Coun- eil and the Junior and Senior Youth Councils Wednesday after- ffoon. At this meeting it was an- pounced that Mrs. Ruth Wright has to act as director of activities for the coming year. She is to be provic gssistant for this work. rd cuthorized the pur- mes for the nclude a ping games of sented pong set as well as OWC Special Interest d with an} parchesi, monopoly, and others. Tentative plans a.e for the be- ginning of an arts and crafts class to be held at Wesley House on Wednesday aftrnoons for members of the Junior and Sen- ior groups. These groups are open to all | local youth and children of serv- icemen in the vicinity. Member- ship is free. The Junior group is for persons from 12 to 15 years of age, and the Senior age ex- tends from 15 to 19. The groups meet on alternate Saturday nights at the Wesley House, and activities are planned to suit the |ages of the group present. Appreciation was expressed at the meeting for the work done on the summer recreation progfam by Mrs. Wright and Miss Mar- garet Hughes under the sponsor- ship of the Board of Education. QUICK DESSERT This dessert will easily serve six Groups To Re-Commence | Coming Events THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18— Unit 56, Ladies Auxiliary, FRA, CPO Club, Naval Station, 12 noon. VX-1 O. W. C. luncheon at Aero- palms, 12:30 p.m. Martha Linda Franks Circle of WMU, First Baptist Church, 10 a.m. meeting. Navy Wives’ Bowling League, 1 p. m., N. S. Also open bowling. Rotary Club luncheon, 12:15, St. Paul’s Parish Hall. Key West Lions, meeting, 6:30 p. m. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19—~ Board of directors, Key West Woman's Club House, 3 p.m. Triangle Club of Pythian Sisters, 7:30 p.m. Key West Shrine Club, 7:30 p.m. Key West Amateur Radio Club, 7:30 p.m., National Guard Arm- ory. Knights of Pythias meeting, Py- thian Hall, 728 Fleming St., 8 p.m. Alcoholics ous, meeting, First yterian Church, 8 p.m. | SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 — Unit 56, Ladies Auxiliary, FRA, weiner roast, Naval Station Beach Patio, 6 to 11 p.m. Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming street Methodist Church, 729 Fleming street, 7:30 p.m. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22— Boy Scout Court of Honor, County Court House, 7:30 * District Committee Meeting, County Court House, 8:30. Beta Sigma Phi, San Carlos School, 8 p.m. Anchor Lodge No. 182, Scottish Rite Temple, 8 p.m. Methodist Men, Caballeron Meto- distas, Wesley House, 8 p.m. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23— Eveready Star Club, Scottish Rite Temple, 3 p.m. Mrs. James Porter, Hostess. Sparkling Waters Rebekah Lodge No. 14, Knights of Py- thias Hall, 8 p.m. Lou Carbonell To Emcee Bathing Beauty Show At Elks Club Saturday Fourteen of Key West’s most beautiful girls will compete for the title of Miss Key West 1952 at the Elks Club’s annual bathing beauty contest, dance and floor show Saturday night at the Elks Club Annex. Doors to the annex will open at 8:30 p. m., and daneng to the music of Gerald Pinder’s Orchestra will begin at 9. Doors to the Annex will open at 8:30 p m., and dancing to the mu- sic of Gerald Pinder’s Orchestra will begin at 9. At 10 p. m., the contestants will be presented. They will appear first in formal wear, with each girl walking through a beautiful garden of potted ferns, palms and huge baskets of flowers. While the contestants are chang- ing from their formal dresses to bathing suits, the audience will be entertained by Lorraine But- ler, dancing star of the Broadway musical “Up in Central Park” and by a ballet ‘“‘Pizzicato Polka” dan- ced by Sandra Owens and Rose Yates. Vocal solos will be sung by Bob Youmans. Mrs. Vi Ann Youmans who as Va Ann Neblett was the first hold- er of the Miss Key West title will Business, Social Evening Enjoyed By WSCS Ladies , The Women’s Society of Chris- tian Service of the Ley Memorial Methodist Church held its regu- lar monthly meeting Monday at | 7:30. The program arranged by Mrs. Merrill Sands featured talks by Mrs. Charles Myers and Miss Mi- riam Carey. Music was provided | by Miss Elizabeth Rosam who sang several solos and Mrs. Stu- art Whiting who played the or- gan, In keeping with their custom of choosing an “honoree” for the | month, the group selected for this month 12 year old Gail Hazapis | who is confined to her home by | illness, The “Fun Night” for quartets which is to be held on the church lawn Friday night was outlined for the ladies by Mrs. Sands. The | quartets who will sing for this occasion are from various organi- zations in Key West, and the agent is to be open to the pub- 1c, The WSCS meeting was at- tended by Mesdames Harry Rich- ardson, Merrill Sands, Carl Rich- Stuart Whiting, Roy Wilson, El- don Simmons, Millou Roberts, Charles Myers, Archie Roberts, Charles Lowe, Rupert Bramlett, George Peterson, Lawrence Hood, Charles Allen, Effie Gardner, J. C. Harrington, J. H. Brady, Lorena Buckley, T. M. Curry, Julia Men- endez, Carrie Rosam, Elmore Ro- sam and Albert Cruz, Also at the meeting were Misses | Miriam Carey and Miss Elizabeth Rosam. Guests were: Mesdames P. N. Blasingame, S. A. Belcher, A. E. | Williams, John Parker, and Rob-| ert Creek, USO NCCS Junior | Hostesses Hold Monthly Meeting Vice-President Shirley Torres presided at the meeting of the USO- NCCS Junior Hostesses held Tues- crown Miss Key West 1952 and will present her with her trophy Mss Key West will also be given ul bouquet and various > usoful and attractive gifts. h girl who is entered in the will be the recipient of a sh will be given to her by Niks Club. ses for the event will be five oui-ci-town people who have no previous acquaintance with Key | West people. These judges are guaranteed to be unbiased and will select Miss Key West purely on the basis of her beauty. is competing for the title are Sally Ann Spencer, Gay Lou Bar- rosa, Darlene Stevenson, Betty Solomon, JoAnn Stickney, Gloria | Muniz, Shirley Trudeau, Rosario Lopez, Alice Villa, Alva Rodrig- uez, Shirley Fontain, Joyce Ogden, Anita Esperdy and Olsa Ann Branthoover. Master of ceremonies for the entire event will be Lou Carbonell who is sure to keep things lively | with his witty comments and an- | nouncements. Prizes will be given away to lucky people in the audi- ence, and there is every indication that the evening will be one of fun for everybody. CONCH CHOWDER By RAYMER Scurrying around the city on various assignments brings a strange mosaic of sights. Tues- | day night, for example: two} newsphotographers and a_ pass- ing tourist with a flash appara- tus appeared on the scene a few } minutes after a fire alarm was! turned in at the corner of Du- val and Amelia . . . only to dis- PHONE: Citizen Office, 193§ Line-Up Of Luscious Lovelies 1952 in the Elks Club bathing Autumn Is Theme For Air Station Wives Luncheon Naval Air Station Officers’ Wives enjoyed a luncheon Wed- nesday at Aeropalms Officers Club. Hostesses for the luncheon were Noreen Wortley, Louise Mullin, Paris Robertson and Bet- ‘y McWilliams. cover that the blaze was out. The fire was at the back end of | acar. The boys servicing it | from a can of gasoline lit a match | to see what they were doing! Department of utter confusion which resulted was further avxg- mented by first belief that the ones involved were. syphoning gas instead of filling the tank! The flames weren't the only flash in the pan until suspicion | was suspended. Attractively covered rosters in booklet form listing all mem- bers of the group were passed out at the meeting. The hostesses presented t o the group a linoleum block on which they had carved an emblem for the Wives Club. This emblem is a va- riation on the well-known conch shell with wings used by the men of the Naval Air Station as their symbol. Colors for the Wives | Club are red and white. | Name tags given to the guests | | | | | A lady in town who called to say there were more women prowlers than men prowlers al- | so added that she was 45, not 49, | and that she had worked for two | nights in a local cafe but didn't | collect tips. The boys she served ; said she was a fine waitress but | added, “V’e don’ give tips to| ladies, and you are a lady and shouldn't be working here.” She quit. SIGNS of the times: the two big ones out at First street and Roosevelt Blvd. screaming “Vote Yes For The Dog Track.” What I want to know is whether or not occupants of the apartments in the subdivision are allowed to have pet dogs? .. . Dr. Landrum, new veterinarian, will have his clinic ready for business the first of the week ... he hopes... Meantime, on a visit with my own dog to the veterinarian’s house in the evening, encounter- ed a touching scene of four youngsters with three dogs pa- tiently waiting outside the yard Jat 2304 Patterson avenue for |their turns. And one lady | } Order of DeMolay Boys, Scot- | day at the USO Club, 1021 Duval|browght a cat. The Laundrums tish Rite Temple, 7:30 p.m. Kiwanis Club, dinner meeting, 6:30 p.m. | street. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and the roll | have a minute edition ... a tiny black'and tan Manchester ter- rier who inspects arrivals with Youth for Christ Bible Study | called by Secretary Delores Val-| dainty ‘disdain. Mrs. Landrum is Methodist Church, 729 Flem- ing street, 7:30 p. m. | dez. Servicemen’s {dent Bill Council Bundy addressed Presi- the pretty enough to be a movie ac- tress ... They have a_ three WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24— ‘group, and plans were completed |months old baby who does not, I FAWTU OWC ‘uncheon, place | for a picnic to be held on Septem- | assure you, lead a dog's life. to be announced. ZX-11 OWC luncheon, Aero- |ber 21 at Perky, jointly with the SOUTH MIAMI is the destina- | 4 | on their arrival were in the form| of colorful autumn leaves, and the table decorations carried out the autumn theme with ears of corn and other colored items | suggestive of the season which is unknown to this vicinity. | Mrs. Ruth Buckley is chairman | of this group. | LANGUAGE CLASSES BEGIN SEPTEMBER 22 Local people will have a splendid opportunity to acquire a speaking | knowledge of any of four foreign | languages when Princess Nina Car- acciolo begins her language class. es September 22 at the Pinder School of Dance. | Present plans are to have a Span-| ish class from 7:30 to 8:30 p. m., followed by a French class from 8:-| 30 to 9:30. If there are enough peo- ple interested in learning German or Russian, Princess Nina will either arrange classes or will give Private lessons in these languages Class nights will be Monday and Thursday of each week. | Princess Nina is well-qualified to Sive instruction in these languages, having until now been teaching them to students at the University | of Miami. The system she will use to teach is one she devised herself, the same system she found so suc- cessful in her University classes She is willing to guarantee that the rankest beginner will be able to beauty contest Apply To Wed The following couples have ap- plied for marriage licenses at the office of County Judge Raymond! R. Lord. Albert Hernandez Gonzalez, 30, off the Cuban vessel Maximo Go- mez and Celia Molina, 38, D-2 Geo. Allen apartments. Peace Justice Roy Hamlin will perform the cere- mony: Glen Mercer, 22, USS Growler and Etta Rae Sotl, Key West; Franklin Smith Anthony 27, 718 Olivia street and Leonor Mary Burton, 30, 512 Olivia street. ADELINE'S Interiors Custom Work Done in Our Own Decorating Workshop 904 FLEMING ST. KEY WEST Hair Today And Hair Tomorrow Martin, of Martin Hair Stylist, wishes to announce the employ- ment of Mrs. Ruth A. Higgs. After an absence of three years Mrs Higgs is now available to offer her beauty services to all of her old friends and customers. Also on our staff we have Mrs. Thelma Holland and Mrs. Louise Bell. We cordially invite you to call 1488 for your future appoint- ments. Ask for your favorite operator and have your hair set in BEER. Martin Hair Stylist is located at 921 Truman Avenue.—(Advt.) lovely LUCERNE Moc- Casuals — so definitely tight for practically, everywhere! Very smart,’ very comfortable “moc”, styling — in fashion-wise leathers — in handsome, colorful Fall shades. | Servicemen’s Council members. | tion of George and Honey Stone The Special Interest am sponsored by Group Fort people and can be made with any fruit that is suitable for pies. 1| have used canned cherries, frozen| blueberries, fresh and frozen peach-| | es and canned pie apples. You pre- pare your fruit as for a pie using| only about half as much sugar and| no flour or thickening Light oven and set for 400 de grees. Place 3-4 stick of oleo-mar- Sarine in baking dish and put in oven to melt while you mix your | | es. 2:3 cup flour, 2-3 cup su cup milk and 2 teasponos baking powder stirring till it forms batter, When oleo in baking has melted, pour the bat t in with it. Then arrange ‘d fruit on top of the batter and place in oven. Bake for 35 min palms, 1 p.m. Monroe County Cerebral Palsy | S. Naval Station Holy Name Socie- | Pie: Association, 417 Eaton St. 8 ty, appeared to invite the girls! c pm. to a dance to be held on Friday, | pai Navy Wives’ Bowling League, | October 3. sea Naval Station Alleys, 1 p.m. | Miss Torres announced that ev-| et Meeting, Junior Ch. Commerce. | ¢ryone who was interested in dra- Pc at clubhouse, 8 p.m. ; Matics is invited to attend the | Cit Island City Navy Wives’ Club No. | meeting of the Dramatic Club on $8, meeting at Bldg. 178, 10:3@ Thursday, September 18. when a) ix jmew play would be selected, and casting of actors for the various ; | roues would commence er the leadership of Dramatic Director a.m. Ladies Golf Tournament, K. W Golf course, 9 a.m. Di Band Boosters Meet Tonite Pon Pearson Junior hostesses present included the Misses Phyllis Blatti, Jane A len, Amelia andy Margaret Acos. ta, Mildred Diaz, Janice and Lee) * Hassett, Dora and Yolanda Garcia Frances Pons, Shirley Torres eida Roche, Carol Valdez, Clara Arma: Harold Casterton, band director of Key West High Schcol, announces an impor- tant Band Boosters meeting to be held tonight in the band room at the high schoo! annex at 8 p.m All bend rarents and other interested erson3 are urged to atten’ his meeting, as it is the firs neeting of the year and elec ion of officers will ta o . Delores Grace To Brost. the Tn the Hich'-n4 bagpipe th bag 19. ans of Ray Goulet, representing the U.| who will live on ten acres near rce Groves, a citrus fruit con- ... Spotted at the farewell was Gearge Stone sparting n Baillod’s much badged ber- Ruth Newton and Mary it flew back to New York Paris a few days ago J Cobt down in m k now as Cobb Webs... bu’ thinking ... That g n a The En: Directors Of Woman's Club Have First Meeting Fri. t Woman's Club will meet at Club House Friday, September at3 p.m Mrs. Robert Bopp. | ' ¢ speak the language he attempts to learn by the end of three months An added attractive feature of the lessons is the amazingly low cost which will be only one dollar for each hour of instr Anyone inteersted m Princess Nina in person Phone at the Pinder School. Knowles-Krants Wedding To Be Saturday Night Mr. and Mrs. Wi of 1313 Pine street contact or by m I. Knowles erick, Maryland be performed Saturday 20. at 8 p. m. at the Ley Memorial Methodist Church. Fr d latives of the couple are attend ed to Gonzalez, Chris Sanchez and Olga The Board of Directors of the Key FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT Wes USE A KERATOLYTIC BECAUSE— it SLOT ORS SOLD EXCLUSIVELY AT $16 DUVAL ST. nha ae Opposite Menree Theater « Pharmec;. ® > bach. Sow at Gardner Citizen Staff Photo THE FOUR BEAUTIES shown above are among the girls competing for the title Miss Key West Suturday night at the Elks Club Annex. girls, from left to right, are Gloria Muniz, Darlene Stevenson, Anita Esperdy and Alice Valle. The Box Supper Held By Medic-Dental a : Group Gay Affair The mid-weekly, mid-monthly party of the Navy’s Medical and Dental group took the form of a hilarious box supper held at the Seaplane Base swimming pool Wednesday evening. A prize for both quantity and quality was won by the nurses who packed their combined contribu- tions in a huge decorated clothes hamper. The prize for the most original box decoration was won by Mrs. F. L. Bergquist. Prizes were cartons of beer. The out-going chairman of the group, Mrs. Thenton Boaz, was presented with a beautiful coconut shell boat made by Mrs. Bruce Bradley. The new chairman is Mrs. John Cheffey, AkE TUE SOE FEET FEEL LUKE NEW, Medicated Lyco-bo-rol doce all this and more. 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