The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 6, 1953, Page 3

Friday, March 6, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN “SOCIETY ¢ Membership Goal Achieved, New Drive Begun By Expanding F.R.A. Branch The Fleet Reserve Asociation Branch 56 of Key West, Florida, has finally achieved its principal goal of 1000 members and while opening a more vigorous drive to build up the membership to 2000 has started a new policy of a free dance every Saturday night for members and their guests. This Saturday, March 7th, one of the regular dances is scheduled with a canned ham as a door. prize. Saturday, March 14th, a gala St. Patrick’s Day dance is schedul- | minded that anyone: who has com- shamrocks | Pleted six years active duty in and in general a real Irish air|the Navy or Marine corps is eli- ed' with green hats, along with a bottle of Irish whis- | gible to join. key as the door prize. In a recent letter from the Re-| Birthday Cake Served gional Vice-President of the Fleet | 5 aye Reserve Association, William H.! By St. Paul’s Auxiliary Sandefer remarked that through largest branch in and is well up on the list of eli-| Parish Hall. gible branches for the coveted, Eric Curry who is ill. Fleet Reserve Membership Tro- | phy. Shipmate Sandefer plans to journed, hostesses Mrs. t ispect the new Fleet Reserve | served refreshments. Home which has been finished ce his last trip te this branch.!dames Glen West, toe air conditioner main room of ; Lillian Cowart, been just recently enclosed Pose 9! Navy Wives Make Mrs. Melvin Russell presided at the phenomenal rise in member- | the meeting Monday afternoon of ship, Branch 56 is at present the|the Woman's Auxiliary of Saint the Southeast} Paul’s Episcopal Church in the She replaced Mrs. The annual birthday cake was |cut and after the meeting ad- Leland make a trip to Xey West in April Goddard and Mrs. Stanley. Pierce, Present in addition were Mes- Ellen Tynes, No doubt he will be impressed by 'Gloriana Bayly, Elizabeth Reece, Myrtle Cassasa, the home and the putio which has| Ralph Russell, Hilda Sands, By- to|}ron Russell, Louise Grant, Clar- form a greater degree of privacy.|ence Allshouse, Emma Seymour, Final Plans For Installation The Island City Navy Wives Club held a very informal meet- | ing Wednesday morning March 4, | ‘in order to make final plans for the installation banquet Thursday March 5th: | During the meeting. Mrs. Tere-| sa Braxton ‘announced that the} next club rummage sale will be! held March 20th end 2ist, more | details about the sale will be an- nounced later. Edith Dunsmore, publicity chair-| man urged members to subscribe | to the “Navy Wives News” a National paper, published in Wash- | ington D. C. She explained to} members that by reading - this monthly paper they can get to! know the various clubs in. the dif- | ferent naval stations, in the event they were transfered this know-| ledge will help them to contact) friends and sister navy wives in a strange station. The next meeting will be held} Wednesday March 10, 10:00 a. m. in the White Hats Club Lounge on} the Naval Station. All wives of en- listed personal in the»Navy, Mar-| ines and Coast Guard are cordial- | ly invited to attend. Visitors From Indiana | At J. W. Kovash Home Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kovash are} entertaining Mrs. Kovashes’ bro-)| ther and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Burt of Muncie, Ind | The Burts are accompanied by | 8 AND 40 SALON MEETING TONIGHT Monree County Salon No. 543, 8 and 40, will old the regular Marche ¢onight, 8 p. m., at the Legion Home on Stock Island. All partners are urged to at- tend this meeting as nomination of officers will be ehid. Apply To Wed Arelious Jackson, Jr., 21, strong, 21, 411 William Street, have applied for a marriage li- cense at the office of County Judge Raymond R. Lord. Robert W. Bitter, 24, Boca Chi- ca, and Lacey P. Drewery, 29, 1101 Petronia Street, have also ap- plied to wed. Coming Events FRIDAY, MARCH 6— Old Fashioned nymn sing and fellowship program, Poinciana Baptist Church, 8:30 p.m. Landscape (any medium) and beginners classes, 10 a.m. to.1 p.m. Hand weaving, 1 to 4 p.m., West Martello Art School, County Beach. Knights of Pythias, Pythian Hall. 728 Fleming Street, 8 p.m. O.W.C. luncheon at Ft. Taylor. HS-1 group _ hostesses. Jonathan Jackson will guest speaker. Cocktails 12:30 p.m. Jayshee Charity Dance, Elks Club annex. Officers’ Club Fern Chapter No. Ma- rine Barracks, and Naomi Arm- Mrs. be at Fash- ion Show, beginning 9 p.m., | Maid’s Night Out fy RAYMER “THE JAZZ SINGER” at San Carlos Theatre Danny Thomas saves this opus with his interludes of funnyman dialogue and songs in which he seems to be a sort of mosaic of Al Jolson, Harry Richman, Eddie Cantor and himself. . .all rolled in- to one... .and out again in a splurge of songs, bits of dialogue, odd impersonations of Jimmy Dur- ante, a visiting Texan, et al. Dan- ny by the way is of Syrian descent. Several years ago he appeared at a swank nightclub on Miami Beach an his personal magnetism, assum- ed, but basically natural (that’s a paradox), won the audiences night after night. He repeats this person- ality projection during all the “stage” interludes, and now and then when he is being serious’ in the Yilm. His supporting actress Peggy Lee looks so much like Ginger Rog- ers, but with brown eyes, that first glimpse is startling. Another sing- ing actress refused this role of the musical comedy thrush who falls in love with Danny, probably be- cause the main portion of the pic- ture goes of course to Thomas. The story has a spiritual theme, which seems inconsistent, all mix- ed up, dovetailed and interwoven with the show business story. | Danny returns from Korea where he met Peggy Lee (film name is | Judy Lane) on USO tour and) wants to continue with her in show business. However, his fam- ily background demands that he follow his father in a long line of synagogue cantors. After a false start in the glitter-glamor world, ~ |owens, charged with murdering his ESCAPEE CAUGHT AFTER TWO HOURS FT. DIX, N. J. Pvt. Edgar j|LIBERATION OF RUSSIA WASHINGTON ?—A resolution | expressing hope for the early lib- lieutenant while on maneuvers, {¢Tation of the Rossian-and other was recaptured early today, two; Tron Curtain peoples was intro- duced yesterday by Rep. Kersten hours after he escaped from aj(R-Wis). “secured ward” at the post hos-} “After Stalin’s death we pital here. use this interval of internal con- Owens, 21, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,|flict at the very core and center a mental patient before entering {of the world-wide Communist oper- the Army, was picked up by two| ation to win the cold war” by aid: guards just a few hundred feet | ing in liberation of those from the hospital. He surrendered | control of the Kremlin. m 3 The soldier is charged with mur- der in the shooting of 2nd Lt. Rich- ard M. Davenport, 22, of a New London, Conn., iuring a practice maneuver on Feb. 11 in which live ammunition was used. cantor, enjoying Dann’s musical comedy stardom along with other enthusiasts. Best acting in the film is done by Mildred Dunnock who looks like the image of the beautiful Egyptian Queen Nefertiti. Color, costumes, settings and music are excellent, but a lot of the pieture could be trimmed to speed the pace. ,HOPE EXPRESSED FOR | 21, 0.E.S. 8 p.m. K. W. Amateur Radio Club, Na- tional Guard Armory, 7:30 Each member is urged to at-| Glenwood. Sweeting, Delores Can- tend the meeting Shipmate Sande- | cino, John Armfield, B. O. Lowery,|four years old and. Stanton, who f» ‘tends. For those who are in| Edith Foster, Edward Poliszuk,|is two. An intimate gathering of doubt of the sequirements for the|Robert Kershaw, Fannie Curry | family and friends has been part their children, Stephen, who is | Jerry Golding (that’s our Danny) goes home and assumes the cap} his father hands him as_ cantor. Unhappy, restless, with his heart Vleet Reserve let them be re- and Miss Jennie Seymour. of the entertainment for them. The visitors expect to leave Key West on Monday ‘for a tour of Florida by motor. They will stop at Lakeland, Fla., to see other p.m. Cayo Hueso Grotto, 411 Amelia Street, 8 p.m. Lions Club Minstrel show, High School auditorium, 8 p.m. | SATURDAY, MARCH 7— Youth for Christ Rally. Fleming elsewhere, the break is inevita- ble and he finally leaves his father’s house after a stormy) {scene which has the heaviest OLD WASHE2 ... SWITCH 10 WORK-FREE WASHDAYS ROW! drama of the picture. friends. Of course, there is a reconcilia- tion after his father nearly dies, and there is a final shot of dis- tinguished Eduard Franz, the | 5 YEAR GUARANTEE ONLY THOR OFFERS A 5 YEAR GUARANTEE COVERING - SARIS Am Lagos Come Today ‘OVERSEAS RADIO & *ryeur THOR Dealer” | 417 Duval St. Dist, 2251 /—CLOSE-OUT PAINTS . OTL P AINT GALLON $2.00 up Street Methodist Church, Ta Fleming Street, 7:30 p.m. Children’s Classes, 10 A.M. to noon West Martello Art School, County Beach. Officers’ Wives’ Club fashion show and dance, Casa Marina, 9:30 p.m. Tickets available at Gift House, Raul’s, Sun and Sand, etc. Art Show open at East Martello Gallery, noon to 5 p.m. Cir- cus art and New Jersey prints and drawings, lithographs, etc. Continues through week | except Mondays. | MONDAY, MARCH 9— Water color landscape painting class, 2 to 4 p.m., West Mar- tello Gallery Art Classes, County Beach, Gym classes for O.W.C., Sea Plane Base, 10 a.m. Karns Studio-Gallery, opening one-man art exhibit by Edith ichereek of St. Petersburg, Fla. All day and early even- ° ing hours, Alcoholics Anonymous open meeting, Monday night, 8) p.m. at 515% Duval Street, ; second {loor. ‘ Audubon Screen Tour, Dr. Har- old M. Hill presenting color film, “Wings and Talons,” Key West High School audi- torium, 8 p.m, School chil- dren’s matinee, Truman school 2 p.m. Auspices of Monroe County Audubon Society. | “But I didn't marry a rich man! 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Art and Historical Society, 8 p.m, DeMolay Circle, St. Paul's Par- ish Hall, 7:30 p.m Beta Sigma Phi sorority, Carlos school, 8 p.m. Adult Craftsmen Display Talents | A display of the work of the; members of the Adult Craft class- es conducted twice weekly at the) Key West High School, is now in} progress at Noble's Art Center, | 1101 Truman Avenue. i Featuring artistic articles fash ioned from metal, wood, leather | and native materials, the display indicates graphically, the type of work being done by the class members The articles include ceramics, etched aluminum and copper work in trays, plates, lamps and grer useful articles While most of the students are adults, the work of two high school students, Nestor Alvarez and Miss Carol Dalton, beth pupils at the Key West High School, is repre- sented. Miss Dalton’s effort is a beautiful tray of aluminum etched with a floral design. 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