The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 22, 1952, Page 5

W SCS. Group Celebrates With Christmas Party Santa Claus was the center of attention with mystery as to iden- tity at the annual Christmas fete given by the W.S.CS. of Ley Memorial Methodist Church this past week at the home of Mrs. Charles Meyers, Staples Avenue. The party opened with a brief business session led by Mrs. Harry Richardson, president. She turned the program over to Miss Catherine Knowles and group singing of carols followed. Mrs. T. M. Curry, Jr., gave the Christ- mas prayer. A trio of singers, Mrs. Robert Gravel, Mrs. William Doughtry and Miss Knowles, sang “O Holy Night.” The original Christmas Story ‘was read by Mrs. Archie Roberts as it is in the second chapter of St. Luke in the Bible. Singing of “Silent Night” and a prayer elosed the program. “Secret-Sister” gifts were ex- changed and members found out who had been “Secret Sister” for the past year. Hostesses. serving were Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Gravel, Mrs. John Milazarek, Mrs. Eugene Roberts, Mrs. Rupert Bramlett and Miss Knowles. Home-made Christmas candies, sandwiches, fruitcake and coffee were served. In addition to those mentionéd, Others attending included Mes- dames J. C. Harrington, Carl, Bill, Merrill Sands, Huston Brady, Maud Sawyer, J. Webb, Charles Arlen, Millon Roberts, Elizabeth Cruz, Leon Curry, Lawrence Hood, Grace Fallon, George Peterson, Lewis Menendez, and Miss Elizabeth Rosam. Guests were Mesdames Lou Bethel, Lloyd Goldston, Lyan Aulik, W. A. Langston, Kathryn Cates, Coral Cates and Mrs, Sara Spencer. Beats Off box BURKE, Va. (P—A fox attacked @ 37-year-old woman last night. The family pet, a shepherd named er, came to the rescue and beat off the fox. The affray took place at the woodshed behind the home of Vir- gil Jerman in this town in the suburbs of Washington. ; ~ HEAR BETTER — OR PAY NOTHING! 10-DAY MOMEY-BACK GUARANTEE! ENITH* ’ HEARING AIDS GREAT. MODELS! am *75 KEY’S OPTICAL SERVICE 423 Simonton St. DIAL 2.7522 ‘Bone Conduction Devices ‘at moderate extra cost! March Of Toy Soldiers sa THESE SOLDIERS PARADED at the Senior's Christmas Musical Show last Thursday and Friday nights in the Key West High School Auditorium. Title of the show was “Santa Senior.” Richard Ertzman was the director. The soldiers are Carol Reeves, Nancy Brooks, Shirley Trudeau, Camille Walterson, Dale Mitchell, and Alice Garcia. Dolls In Santa’s Workshop PRETTY PAINTED DOLLS in Santa’s workshop appeared in Misses Walterson, Trudeau, Reeves, Mitchell, Garcia and Brooks ata e the show, too. If you look closely you may be able again, Wesley House W.C. Has Xmas Party With Lavish Dinner The Woman’s Club of Wesley Community House held their an- nual Christmas party December 18th at 7:30 p.m. The women en- joyed a turkey dinner with all fixings. Dinner was followed by @ social time which included the showing of pictures and the com- ing of Santa Claus. Secret pals were alranged- for the coming year. Those attending the affair were: Natalia Gutierrez, Obdulia Garcia, Carmen Rios, Estella Rios, Ange- lina Pineda, Josephine Vinson, Aleida Salinero, Sarah Spencer, Ana Camero, Consuelo Jiminez, Ofelia Johnson, Angelina Oropeza, Adeline LaFee, Gisela Alvarez, Olga DePoo, Haydee Martinez, Dulce Perez, Rachel Sanchez, Mayfield Taylor, Zoila Vidal, Ma- ria Figueroa, Virginia Castro, Ra- mona Hundt, Arlene Merritt, Juanita Veliz, Adelaida Acevedo, Rose Perez Rolo, Rosemary Mur- guia, Leopoldina Gomez, Mary Moreno, Edelmira Fernandez and Rose Reyes. The next meeting of the club will be held on January 8, 1953. This will be a monthly business meeting and a new committee will have charge of the program for the next two months. Sinawik Club Has Gala Holiday Fete And Election Meet > to recognize ! Pure silver is so soft that for | most uses it must 6° 2d wito small quantities of copper. An adult human spine has 26 bones, but a child has 33 bones in his spine. aa | SARIS Rhus hs Qe hin tin ize hie thi be ae te hehe Re a at Merwy Sealtest Christmas Sale Half Gallons Vanilla Ice Cream Q q 4, {ix Souithew Dairies YESS i, ff thru ecember 240 DAIRY PRODUC beate a Merry Holiday Seas: Serve with muncenec: c—fruit cabe—other Holiday desserts High School PTA Panel Discussion Deals With U.N. In spite of the cold weather, a good group turned out at the meet- ing of the Key West High PTA last Tuesday evening. Based on the theme of “the art of communica- tion,” the program included a Panel discussion by several mem. | bers of Mrs. Marian Stark’s speech | class and Carol Dalton's oration | which won the county “I Speak for Democracy” contest. | The panel members, discussing | the ‘question “Is the United Nations achieving its objective of world peace?”’ were: moderator Kathe- rine Boaz, Peter Knight, - Basil Tynes, John McKillip, and Evelyn | Nettles. After considerating the! dangers to world peace with Rus- | sia in the U. N., and outside it, | and discussing the implications of | Korea, they concluded “‘that the | Present course of action is pro- | bably least dangerous to Peace,” | They felt Russia is less danger- | ous within the U. N., “that we should continue to strengthen NA TO, and that the U. N. action against aggression in Korea wat mecessary."” Miss Elaine Eskew, of the Hi School Faculty, sang “O Has Night.” Mrs. M. E, Rosam and Miss Eunice Harra, delegates to | the PTA state convention at Lake. | land November 12 and 13, reported on the proceedings. Hostesses who provided the | warming refreshments in the cafe- | teria were Mrs. Walter Johnson, | Mrs. Earl Pinder, and Mrs. Celia | Watson. _ The Empire State Building in | New York City has 6,500 windows | DAIRY 80c qi. EGGNOG MIX CAN’T MAKE IT PITTSBURGH ( — Somebody | scaled a fire escape, walked across | the roof, smashed a pane out of a| skylight and dropped a stone into Smoody’s Bakery last week. Attached to the stone were $15 and a note reading: “I can’t take it.” It was the loot from a robbery of | the store the night before. SHEAFFER'S . "SMORKEL” The “NO-DUNK” pen from $125° ey om | The combined Election Party and Buffet Supper held by the Sinawik Club was a Gala affair. Food to delight the epicurean and tables delightfully decorated to symbolize the Christmas Spirit made the members wish that all elections could be such pleasant happenings. és Hostess for the Supper, which was held at her home, was Kay Faraldo, who, with her usual happy charm, made an election a very enjoyable party. The Kiwanis and Sinawiks are having a Christmas party for their members Monday evening at Glynn and Piedad Archers’ home. Plans for this par- ty were made and Committees ap- pointed to take care of various parts of the entertainment. The selections of the Nominating Committee were heartily approved by the members and all officers for the coming year were unanim- ously agreed upon. The new of- ficers for 1953 are, Kay Faraldo, President, Mary June Mesa, First Vice President, Margaret Reagan, Second Vice President. Elena Al- bury will be Club Secretary with Alice Snow as Treasurer, Board of Directors for 1953 will be, Piedad Archer, retiring President of the Club, Donna Chapman, Keyette Sponor in the High School, Doris Neblett and Olive Saunders, hold- over from last year. Monday, Decer-Ser 22, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 Miss Merry Chris tmas ) Diait Photo MISS NANCY BROOIS Christmas title at the EL annex Saturday night. Miss Merry in the club |R. Lord. 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