The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 19, 1952, Page 5

SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN . All-Hands Christmas Celebration Features Mammoth 85 Pound Cake A combined Christmas party velopment Station, Surface Ordnance Unit and all ve day, December 12. The mov Station was the scene of the gal Captain and Mrs. Momm, Commanding Officer SurAsDevDet, and Commander and Mrs. Donald G. Horsman, Of- ficer in. Charge of OpDevSta, were are of among the distinguished guests) present, together with many of the officers, enlisted personnel their wives. An excellent buffet supper was | prepared and served by the cooks from OpDevSta Galley, under thé direction of James F. Caldwell, CB1, USN. The elaborate supper consisted of turkey, ham, chicken, salads, baked beans and fresh fruits. Center of attraction was the | eightyfive pound Christmas cake, baked and decorated by Norman | J. Cashman, CSSN of SurAsDev | ., Det. Sid Silvers and his orchestra pro vided the dance music and enter tainment for the festive gatheri : ° Maid’s Night Out By RAYMER “ANNE OF THE INDIES,” at the SAN CARLOS THEATRE. Here’s a saga, in breath-taking color, of the Spanish Main which has a double romance and a uni que: ending. The heroine doesn’t get her man! Nevertheless, it is a satisfactory finale. The story is | about a woman pirate, Ann Pro- vidence, who really did live back | in the 18th Century when Key West, incidentally, was a pirate hang- out. Jean Peters, pert-nosed and tousel-headed has the role of the | swashbuckling girl promoted in the privateer racket by Blackbeard, one of the most brutal pirates of all time. This role is done with evident | relish by Thomas Gomez all deck- ed out in a long plaited bead and brocaded coats. Herbert Marshall, veteran actor, has the part of a/ ship’s doctor who tries to be a counsellor for the madcap woman of the seas, and succeeds, up to a point. . .sword’s point. He is completely believable as the rum- swizzling philosopher who had seen better days. Louis Jourdan is cast as the man in the lady pirate’s life. Unfor- tunately for her, he has a wife, a | slim aristocratic lady played by | Debra Paget. The triangle situa- | tion is diff tt than most and | you'll find *yOurself hissing Jour- | tough Anne. There is much lay, fig ght- | ing on thé high ee seraps | in low dives. The-sigh. Ofthe. skull | and crossbones is always good for exciting drama, and this is one of CLASS IN DECORATING POSTPONED UNTIL JAN The Interior Decorating special Interest group will postpone the December meeting until the last Tuesday in January due to the holidays. Director is Mrs. John Ballen- tine the class ‘meets at the Woman's Club at 8 p. m. on scheduled evenings. HS-1 Hostesses CHRISTMAS TIME LUNCHE Casa Marina w M Albert 0. ; was held by the Operational De- Submarine Development, Naval els operating with those units, on Fri- a at the Operational Devedopment a event. Cantata Given By Coral Shores School Thursday One hundred and fifty students | participated in a candle light pro- | gram when the Coral Shores |school presented their Christmas | Cantata Thursday night at the | school at 8 o'clock. Living pictures of the Nativity were accompanied | by the singing of Christmas Carols. Myra Mende, 10th grade student narrator and Dottie Al- and Rose Mary Holsinger a duet, “Jesu Bambino.’’ Freddy Maloney, timmy Daniels and Don Moore sang, “We Three |Kings of Orient Are.” The finale “Hallelujan Chorus” from lsohn’s ‘The Messiah.” Friday morning each room plan- ned a Christmas party and then classes were dismissed for the | Christmas vacation. § alty Six Will Play For Safety ‘Club Dance Tues. | Services of an orchestra have been precured for the Youth Safe- ty Club dance which is to be held Tuesday night at the Jaycee Club- |house beginning at 7 p. m. | Club advisor State Highway Pa- trolman M. J. Wilder announced |tha the Salty Six, a Navy combo, will provide the music. THe Salty Six is now composed of four men, David Helscel, ac- cordion; Freddy Vaughn, guitar; Marvin Ulinc, drums; and a bass player. | Safe driving awards are to be given to members of the Safety Club at the dance. Wilder says about twenty members are in line for the awards. | All club members are urged to attend the dance and they may | bring guests if ests if they wish. wish. Check On San Santa; |See H. S. Program How are things at the North |Pole? Just as in any other home. Mrs. anta Claus keeps things and} g |straight for old St. Nick. To give the better cnes. | you the inside news, the Senior el of Key West High School |has invited Santa Claus and all his helpers to appear at the High | School auditorium tonight at 8 p. |m. | Special guests will be residents of the County Home who will be | | brought in by a Key West Transit | Company’ bus. | Why don’t you come and bring }the kiddies? Let them see how | ta gets ready to answer their | letters, They Had Their Cake --- And Ate It Too JOINT CHRISTMAS PARTY held recently by the OpDev Station, SyrAsDevDet and Naval Ord- nance Unit and all vessels operating with them, needed a big cake, and they got it. It is shown here, backed by part of the group at the celebration given in the movie area of the OpDev Station. The cake weighed 85 pounds, was baked by Norman J. Cashman, CSSN, SurAsDevDet who also did those elaborate frosting decorations of trees and the message, “Merry Xmas and Happy New Closing in for the cake cutting are Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Hendrix, Capt. and Mrs. A. O. Momm. The man with the apron on is J. Montorsi who looks a little nonplussed. The others, Year.” unidentified, were kibitzing. raoto Cub Pack 253 Has Big Holiday Party Wednesday Wednesday night Cub Scout Pack 253 held a meeting and Christmas party at Wesley House. Twenty- three Cub Scouts were present. Don Lockridge, Cub Master; Eddie McCew and Birdsall, assis- tant Cub Masters; Mrs. Quirk, Mrs. Mayberry, Mrs. Rainey, Mrs. McCew and Mrs. Lockridge, Den Mothers were in charge of the affair. Hot dogs, baked beans, vegetable salad, potato salad, sourkraut, and individual cakes with the pack in- signia and cold drinks were served. Twenty-nine mothers and dads with 18 younger brothers and sis- ters were present. Jimmy Quirk, pack treasurer; Joe Bringman, chairman of the South Florida District Scouting committee; Tony Martinez, Scout- master and chairman of the spon- sors’ scouting committee; and Ter- ry Millsap were present and joined in the program. Don’t forget Key West Christmas party next Monday night, 6 p. m., at County Beach for all Boy Scoyts and Cub Scouts. Help For Needy | Planned By Legion If you as an American would like a hand in making a family, not so fortunate as yourself, happy, then be sure to bring your chil- dren down to Kress Store on Mon day, Tuesday or Wednesday be- tween the hours of 2 p. m. and 9 p. m, Arthur Sawyer Post No. 28, American Legion, will make a beautiful picture of them with Santa Claus for a small charge. Also, reprints will be available if desired. Santa Claus will arrive at; 2 p. m. Monday on a Key West Fire Department fire engine. Keep alive the spirit of Christ- mas. by remembering that it is better to give than to receive. You too will have a happy Christmas if you take part in this program. The entire proceeds of this pro- ject will be used to supply needy families with food at Christmas. The program starts at 2 p. m. on Monday at Kress Store, ‘corner of Duval and Fleming Streets. CARD OF THANKS I desire to express my sincere Es thanks to the friends and neigh- bors who showed so much kind ness during my recent bereave- ment occasioned by the death of my loved husband, Armand Perez. MRS. ARMANDO PEREZ WOVL FIND in mE Treat For Aged By Legion Sun. Arthur Sawyer Post No. 28, American Legion, has, arranged a! sightseeing tride for patients at } the Monroe County White Old} Folks Home for Sunday evening starting at 7 p. m. The patients will be afforded an opportunity to view the many beautiful Christmas | Lighting projects throughout the City. The bus of the Key West Guard of Honor will be utilized for this annual project of the American Legion. Legionnaire Ro- bert M. Daniels is Chairman of the Committee making the ar- rangements. Subseribe to The Citizen | WW Cough Help FOR LITTLE CHILDREN For coughs and acute bronchitis due to colds you can now get Creomulsion | specially prepared for Children in a new | pink and blue package and be sure: (1) Your child will like it. (2) It contains only safe, proven | ingredients. (3) It contains no narcotics to dis- | turb nature's processes. (4) It will aid nature to soothe and | heal raw, tender, inflamed throat and bronchial membranes, thus relieving | the cough and promoting rest and | sleep. Ask for Creomulsion for Chil- dren in the pink and blue package. John Hurney Returns For Holiday Vacation Among students returning home for the Christmas vacation holi- days is John Hurney, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Wylk, 525 Duval Street. Young Hurney is enrolled at Riverside Military Academy which closed its fall term December 13 at Gainesville, Ga. January 5, he will return to the school which reassembles for the winter term at Hollywood-by-the-Sea, Fla. He is one of 550 cadets enrolled there from 47 states, territories and foreign countries. Marathon Legion Announces Party Sparked plugged by the Ameri- can Legion and joined by all other civic groups of this community, preparations are being made for the community Christmas tree and children’s party to be held en the grounds of the Marathon Chamber of Commerce next Monday, Dec- ember 22, between the hours of 6 and 8 p. m. This affair is an annual event of the community for the children and Santa will be there to greet them. 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