The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 25, 1953, Page 5

~ x SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN DIAL: Citizen Office, 2.5661 DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor Keyette Club Girls € ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE New Officers Installed For Keyette Club New officers of the Key West High School Keyette Club, girls or- ganization sponsored by the Sina- wik Club, were installed at a din- ner meeting recently. Installation officer was Mrs, Piedad Archer, Past president of the Sinawiks. The organization, now in i ond year, will be headed this sea- son by Deanna Archer as president, Katherine Boaz is first vice presi- dent; Pat Byrd, second vice-presi- dent; Joyce Johnson, treasurer; Lynn Sellers, secretary; and a board of directors which includes Lois Robinson, Joan Knowles, Syl- via Ebey and Katherine Sanchez. Corsages were presented to the newly installed girls by Mrs. Don- na Chapman, high school teacher who has been appointed as the club’s sponsor. iss Katherine Boaz, retiring president of the group was presented with a gift from club members, The officers were commended by Mrs. Archer for their excellent leadership. Miss Boaz said in her farewell speech how much being president had meant to her and that she would treasure her term of office as one of the happiest events of her school days. Incomi president, Miss Archer told what the Keyette unit meant to her and that she hoped to carry on the ideals of her club mates as set before her by the previous officers. The club motto is “Build and Serve.” The leading letters of the club’s title stand for “Keep Every Youth Entirely Turned Toward Evalued Standards.” Five graduating Keyettes intro- duced, were the Misses Carol Wal- ton, Evelyn Nettles, Katherine Brady, Shirley Trudeau, Jeanie Canova, .Miss Nettles was seleected as outstanding Keyett senior and | was presented with a trophy on clas night. | NEW OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS of the Keyette Club turn out to be pretty as well as brainy. Back row, left to right, Deanna Archer, president; Katherine Boaz, 1st vice-president; Pat Byrd, 2nd vice-president; Lynn Sellers, secretary and Joyce Johnson, treasurer. Front row, left to right: the directors are Sylvia Ebey, Joan Knowles, Katherine Sanchez and Lois Robinson, Nu Phi Mu Representative Here Attends Sorority Planning Meeting Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held its second informal summer meet- ing at the home of Pauline Ketchings Monday evening June 22, Visit- ors at the neeting were Catherine Merson on leave of absence and living in Norfolk, Virginia where her husband is stationed, and Jean Shires, Nu Phi Mu International representative from Kansas City, Mo. PRES oi Sipe agai aaa President Sylvia Knight called | ry then announced that the win- for reports of committees and Ways|ning name as a theme for the and Means chairman, Elizabeth | April 1954 State Convention to be Acheson, announced the present / held here is ‘Go Native with Key status of her projects and asked | West.” She also asked that sugges- that all captains turn in their tic-|tions for entertainment and com- kets and money,to her by July 1.| mittee preferences be turned in She also stated that ‘members! to her at once so that she can set were to be given a two month rest/up Convention from money-making and projects | work may begin. would resume in September. Social Chairman Florence Rabon reported on the social held last Monday at the Casa Roma and an- nounced that the July social would be a picnic held at Bahia Honda on July 4th an all day affair, De-| the Red Cross in 1953.” tails to be announced later. | Jean Shires then took over the Convention Chairman Dolice Cur-| meeting and gave her plans for read several letters to the chapter among them an announcement of an Award ot Merit presented to the sorority by the Red Cross for “Recognition of Loyal Service to committees and | Recording Secretary Elsie Peters | establishing a chapter of Nu Phi Mu, a junior affiliate of Beta Sig- ma Phi, here in Key West within the next few days, A friendship party for these girls recommended for membership in Nu Phi Mu will be held Monday June 29 at 8 p, m. at the home of Beta Sigma Phi sponsor, Mrs. Angela Caro, Mem- bers of Beta Sigma Phi will be present to help with the organiza- tion. The social committee took over at this point and served delicious sandwiches, potato chips and iced punch, The meeting was dismissed at | 10:30 p. m. The next will be held at the home of Sylvia Knight on the evening of July 13. Never omit cream of tartar or corn syrup from a boiled frosting when it’s called for in the recipe. Cream of tartar and corn syrup cooked with the frosting syrup held in the formation of small crystals as well as in preventing crystal | growth on standing. To Organize Junior Affiliate Two Navy Men Due In States | After Combat Duty Scheduled to arrive in San Diego, Calif. today aboard the attack air-| craft carrier USS Valley Forge! after seven months of combat duty in Korean waters are John L. Fouts, electrician’s mate first class USN, son of Mr. and Mrs, J, E, Ward of 221 Duval Street, and Mel- vin Bell, airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs, W. A, Bell of 724 Ashe Street. The two Key West men saw Plenty of action since the Valley Forge, veteran flat-top has com- Pleted its fourth tour of duty in the forward area, Planes of Carrier Air Group 5} jaboard the Valley Forge carried out almost daily bombing and strafing missions over North Ko- Tea. While operating with fast carrier Task Force 77 off the eastern coast of Korea, attacking aircraft from | the Valley concentraed on supplies, | troops, bridges, and military in-| stallations near front line positions, Fried eggplant make a delicious | luncheon dish, Don’t peel the egg- plant; just slice it, dip in seasoned flour and brown in a little butter or margafine, Accompany the egg- plant with scalloped tomatoes and @ green vegetable for a good-tast- New Members Initiated | | Into Catholic Daughters | Tuesday evening June 23, Mes- dames Dispiriti, Madenly, Brown and Bernreuter were received into Court 63 Mary Star of Sea, Catho- lic Daughters of America, in an impressive ritual at St. Ann's Hall A short seminag on Catholic Action was presented by members | of the court. Cake and ice cream in colors of the order were served. Burnett-Swain Vows Exchanged At NAS Chapel | Lieutenant (jg) John H. Burnett, USNR, son of Mrs. Mabel R. Bur- nett of 1320 Connecticut, Lawrence, Kan., exchanged wedding vows | last Saturday evening, with the | former Mary Swain of Richmond | Hill, N. Y. | Chaplain G. S. Imbrie of the Nav- | al Air Station, officiated ceremon- | ies at the Naval Station Chapel. | Miss Lillian Walker acted as maid of honor and Lieutenant (jg) William B. Paradis was best man. Lieutenant Burnett is undergoing the All Weather Flight course with FAWU and will return to Com- posite Squadron Four, Atlantic} City, N. J. upon completion of | training. Until that time he will) reside with his bride n Key West. | Lieutenant Burnett is a graduate | of Waukegan Technical High School | Waukegan, Ill. He attended the Un-| iversity of Illinois and is a graduate of the University of Kansas, | | | Great Britain's population has in- creased about 443 million in the ing main course, last 22 years. BEAT THE HEAT WITH REAL-KILL DONT LET BUGS SPOIL SUMMER ACTIVITIES aS 3 AYS WITH REAL-KILL BUG KILLER AND REAL-KILL INSECT Boms FOR HOSPITALIZATION | — : : | unser Nurses’ Fashion Show-Card Party | Florida HERMAN GORDON BACK Herman Gordo has treatment at the U. S. N en Hos- He end but has now to the hospital for atleast ar month. Recent Graduate Married Monday To U.S. Navy Man united Paul The ¢ corated wii and pink William R “Ave Mari. march, The bride, d Mrs. Paul Be inary Street age by h white 1 sories. e , OF t, plave and the wedding ighter of Mr. rd Hyre, 15¢ She wore < h white Her nt w e pu Jack friend, was m chose a whit with white a e e of Parents witl and relatives The coupl trip through honeymoon al part of lected a blue linen s rc avelir OS tume. Her es were in white and he se owas a white orchid The new Mrs, graduate of the Ket West School, clas 1953. The was graduated from (€ School. He is th Mrs. Hial M ¥ ; 3200 West, Salt Lake City, Utah. Bradford is a High LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS TOMORROW Mrs. Mary Moreno, dent of the America liary, will preside at the meeting tomorrow even: Time for t The pil Americ Stock new presi- conclave is 8 p. m te is the usual the n Legion Post on Island, Home MIAME FLORIDA Cocktail Lounge. Air Legion Auxi- | | Thursday, June 25, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 5 Models And Prize List Announced Detailed plans of the fashion show and card party were made at a meeting yesterday of the Nurses’s Association in anticipation of evening on Friday. The party begins at 8 p. m. and will take e at the Legion Post Home on Stock Island. “The Three Sis- giving the fashion show will f iery. They al gloves by ser. odels will be the following Key s: Miss Gay Lous Barro- Barroso, Gloria Muniz, Bailey, Marjorie Pierce, Robeson, Dottie Riddle, Kitty Laybe. he nurses serving on the Ways and Means Committee are : Caro- lyn Knopp chairman; Miss Robi- Q Bev . S. Naval Hospital; Mrs. Forsythe, private duty and . Grace Kruzick, Monroe Gen- Hospital staff nurse. ble prizes are for both wo- d men, They include a j set of ear rings, bracelet, and necklace; Fifth of bourgon; a set; two lunchs and two from one of our top res- ; ceramic vase; a five dol- men’s shirt; shampoo and set, so showing dres Miss Rita Shelly of | eature, Admiration Costume Hos- ses, beachwear, sportswear, and | Legion Auxiliary Sets Important | Meeting Tonight | First meeting of the new club year is being held tonight by the | Ladies Auxiliary of the Ameri- can Legion, Arthur Sawyer Unit | No. 28, at the Legion Post Home, Stock Island, at 8 p. m. Newly elected officers will pre- | side for the first time in their terms. Important business con- cerning plans for the Feurth of duly celebration will be made and all Auxiliary members are | asked to be present. | one of the leading beauty| Key West Band Player parlors; a lovely stole; rose note per; shampoo, set and mani- from another one of the beauty powder; a ceramic dish; alf slips; cash of $5.00; two ertificates of $10.00 in mer- chandise. two dinners. be a surprise. The list of merchants that gave prizes for nurses’ party, are as fol- lows; Herman’s, Kotton King, Key's Optical, Chino’s Drive-In, Gulfstream Food Dep't Store, Bel- dner’s Women Apparel, Cuba Gift Shop, Southernmost Drug Co., | Dion’s Auto Service, White Inn, Bar and Package Store, Thomp- | son’s Hardware, Raul’s Restau- . H. Kress Co., Lee’s Res- t, Collin’s Men Shop, Stella’s y Shop, A and B Lobster ; House, Mar-Ed Dress Shop, Don- ald’s Beauty Shop, and Betty Ann Stationa. hop. KEY WESTERS ON MIAMI VACATION Mr. and Mrs, Frank Tierney are spending ten days in Miami at the Ford Hotel. The Tierneys’ Key West address is 617 Angela Street, Apply To Wed Hilton Lee Tift, 24, 1331 Dun- can Street, and Margaret M. eer, 18, of 1331 Duncan Street, have applied for a marriage li- cense at the office of County Judge Raymond R, Lord. COIFFURE DESIGNERS "J REID'S Salon of Beauty 423 Fleming St. Phone 2-5263 LA CONCHA HOTEL 10 EN te DIAL 2.2365 904 FLEMING ST. KEY WEST parlors; Lentheric | | Three restuarants, gave | The door prize will | jist in the Key West High School To Study At University Godfrey Thompson the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira B. Thompson and grandson of Mr. and Mrs, John W. Roberts, will leave on Saturday June, 27 for a five weeks course of musical instruction at. the Uni- vresity of Miami, He is a trombon- ‘the oxclling row THe “REGENT” HEARING AID operates for as low as Ys cont per hourl Bone Car tyres Denegs, (o moterete entre cont, 10-OAT MONEY.OACK GUARARTECE DIAL 275322—O* l i F Th a i 4 E i : i | f i a i i i i $ & L F | it ty Ht HH f i 3 EH t F } t : | sf f F E i fF i R Fi tif EN i int CHILDREN’S CORNER CORNER OF FLEMING AND SIMONTON Across from Sears Roebuck SEMI ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE @ 1 GROUP GIRL’S DRESSES Sizes 1-14 $1.98 to $3.98 JUST 10 ORGANDY PARTY DRESSES FORMERLY 99.98 SIZES ¢ iL Now $6.98 Boxes! Boxes. 50c. or $1.00 You Can Buy Assorted Items at the BIG BOX SALE Bathis.g Suits, Misecllaneous Iiems —~ Assorted TREMENDOUS VALUES Sale Starts Friday, June 26 © ’ » ’ Now more effective than old- sox S. Boxes! fashioned insecticides, R KILL kilis bugs by contact, gestion and vapor action. Dan't let annoying insects spoil your summer. Keep REAL-KILL handy at all times CLEAN. SMELLING GUAGQANTELO 42 Or eo Shorts, “ VISITOR FROM KANSAS CITY, MO., is r, a representative of International Nu Phi Be S e¢ to Key West to help organize the young the Monday meeting of 3208 Duck Avenue Beta Sigma