The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 3, 1953, Page 5

Vass I § Pa i a £ SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST TO. WOM. DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor Friday, July 3, 1953 ‘The first shop hopping trip in| July, the day before the fourth, | and a special ‘salute to all the! ‘Keys dwellers is the order of this | Friday, July 3. | Tommorow is a big i eee | wm te land, and 2 ¢ many | will be a needlessly | i Z i i it g Ee 2% e823 FES aE i i z F é zi i Hl $ = & ; ! | istt [3 1 il 3; *3 Frit F i : : | z Fg i i i j i i it , * i i = 3 i. H i F E ¢ i E ef 5 a z H 3 | i fe at EF RE ' ii Es : i il iF 8 F [ i i i i 3 [ : 4 & 5 & A E> é i i g i Es EF i 8 3 ! 7 i fi : _ £83 rE Es EE Hi rit #3 g Ls i ti [ $3 in £ H 2 H 3s § Sz b H i 3 z # i i x94 “if i id i ie He LH #722 levely Ar- rf i j i rt a OT! a cae 2 young lady, just old who is making & bardiest grown-up. She's miss Ba- bara Baldwin who had a birthd THE KEY WEST CITIZEN that might daunt the!, m. [ere secre s Mitte If you read “Conch Chowder’ | and who doesn't, you will already have been familiar with one ingre- SEE EEESEER e i g 4 S 5 if a i i +, fi = i a: fe 33 e E H Z i E z g& j F i ty} i S : i rT BF i J i : 4 i Fy e i. 5 Fl i ; i F i : Es 8 = Ea -4 é 2° Es F 8 oe ig i 5 H Fs 3é ef¢ & z aE g i i safely. And have a real good time Luv and stuff, Jaxon. Bible School Will Open On & $:45 p. m. The initial films are “Sharing With Others,” Play Fair,” “The Leon's Neck- lace,” Indian classic, “The Litt- liest Angel,” and “The Mexican Caildren.” Other films to follow will be announced ater, Bible study for each of the Btoup begins at 9 a. m, daily, fol- bit of news yesterday |iowed by crafts at 10:30 3, m. eight | which last an hour. long} During the activity period refreshments will the women it 1 JON CLIFTON, emcee and baritone singer, is oge of the entertainers to be presented at the Chief Petty Officers’ Club on the Naval Station tomorrow night as part of the Fourth of July Clifton is a singer who has appeared at Army, Marine, Navy and Air Force bases throughout Florida. He is slated to be on an Arthur Godfrey show this summer.—Gunther Neu- floorshow. man, Coral Gables. | 4 ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE hla A Day On The Lower Keys BY JAXON . A nice change from the usual beat all arourid town and up and down Duval Street occurred last Monday when Ellis Finch, Citizen 2 i SERS GEEGAEES™ iit: Hee wi mmeriand Key Yacht bor. Mr, Hudgins told me that had planted 500 of these, and they will soon be beautifying the whole Key. Firststep to progress. We then decided to take the big jump clear to the other side of Marathon so as to see some of business men in the morning. ge g *4 g H Bes Z ¢ :|Key Hopping Is Fun, Says Shop Hopper Jaxon above it, but the owner wasn’t very 01 “‘pigeon’s eye view” of the Over- viesi Eiessii Es | | | Land Of India DIAL: Citisen Office, 2.5661 |Poolside Meetings Are I Talk Slated For "| At Seaplane Base By ZX-11 0.W.C. : Monday Evening | bs i The Women of the Church will hold their monthly meeting at the Church of the Rock, Independent Presbyterian, 535 Frances Street, Monday evening July 6 at eight O'clock. All members of the Church | and theif friends are invited to at-| tend this meeting since there is to be an unusual program. The program will be in charge of Mrs. Harry Baker, president of the organization and Mrs. Walter | Bell Will give the devotions. This will be followed by a short business session after which Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, a returned Presbyter- jan missionary from India, will | bring the message. Mrs. Thompson spent several years in India when her husband was assigned by the Presbyterian | Board as Director of Teacher Training in Moga, Punjab District. | | Mrs. G. Helreigle, was introduced and | monthly dues. |red. Mrs. Albert Robertson will Mrs. David Spirt, chairman of ZX-11 Officers Wives Club, pre sided at the first of a series of poolside business meetings begua Wednesday morning at the Officers the Base. Mri R. L. McComb acted as hostess. Mrs. : i ~ p | Mrs, McComb served ice-cold soft aandwiches and potato chips. The pool meetings will replace * the monthly coffees throughout the summer. The informal and refresh- | ing atmosphere of the pool prevides a delightful change of scené, Mrs. J. N. Kettlewell read the minutes of the last me@ting, the treasurer’s report and collected : | f : : H é i : i i [ I | te ef g 3 ; After a short discussion, it was decided to use some of the accum- ulated funds of the group to pur- FE | chase farewell remembrances for departing members being transfer- rf head the gift invesitgation commit- tee. All members were reminded of Mrs, Thompson is. a graduate of | the Fort Taylor luncheon which Berea College, Ky., and while in | takes | India taught English in the school | group ber prgdl eats: at _ jas well as being official hostess | Mrs. H. C. Spicer and Mrs. Rob- | for all visitors to the school. She | ertson represented ZX-11 last week will give the women here a de-/ at a card party given for the bene- scription of the position women | fit of the loc@l Girl Scout troop and hold in India under the primitive | presented a donation from the ZX- | conditions prevailing there. This 11 0, W. C. at that time. promises to be a most interesting Nominations were open for a new | Program. | cochairman who will take office | in August. The candidates are Mrs, |W. R. Scheuneman, Mrs. C. P, Mc | Former Key Wester ' Murray and Mrs. Robertson Mrs. eon Key? Well now, I’m not going to recommend that you all go at} the same time, and in droves, be- cause it’s a mighty small Key with only a medium-sized parking space. But some time when you are not in too big a rush to get either south or .north, turn down the 8 bridgeway and stop a bit.to get a seas. Highway, This small Key is: a tropical paradise. The large pool has some of the most amazing and brilliant fish imaginable swimming in it, Now, I can’t quite picture my- self splashing marrily around with these finny beauties, but they sure are nice to look at, Long have I wondered what Pigeon Key was really like from below, and it takes a trip of Key Hopping to find out! Don’t you be so neglectful. Next stop was at the wonderful Picnic area at Bahia Honda. Here the Overseas Highway Commission has thoughtfully cleared and erect- ed a truly perfect picnic area for the use of the public. There are Ppienic tables, barbecue pits, rest- rooms and dressing rooms, boat basins and even boats and motors | to hire. There is also a small re-j freshment stand if you run out of food, or degire cold drinks, Because of a very large bill- board and the fact that we still had -| a bit of time to spare, we took one of the bumpiest and worst roads of the Keys over towards Boca Chica Beach, and thereby found some new friends. It’s nice to be .|met with so warm a welcome as was tendered us by the folks at] | the place called “Mac's. The state of the road keeps many folks away, but the Boca Chica area} is a fine Keys playground and will some day be. developed to serve the folks right around here. Well, that being the time of Gay} Hear Ye! Visits T. T. Thompson Mrs. Mary Lowe Clark, daughter | of T. T. Thompson is visiting here | at 529 Simonton Street. A former) Key Wester, she now makes her| home in Miami, Fila. | Sennet’s Officers And Their Ladies Feted In Havana Officers of the U, S. S. Sennet and their wives were feted at par- ties in Havana during the visit of that ship to the Cuban capital last weekend, Senor and Senora Pat- ricio Estevez were hosts for a din-} ner party on Saturday evening, and Senor and Senora Santiago Estevez gave a cocktail party for the visi} tors on Sunday evening. j Mrs. John M. Donlon, wife of the | supply officer of the Sennet, is aj niece of both couples, who are pro- minent in Havana society circles. Those Key Westers honored at} the affairs included Commander and Mrs. Julian I. Schocken, 1515 Johnson Street; Lieutenant and Mrs, Lloyd W. Green, 121 Sigsbee Road; Lieutenant (j. g.) and Mrs. James W. Gray, 31C Sigsbee Road; and Lieutenant (j. g.)and Mrs. John | M. Donlon, 20 B Felton Roda. Com- mander Schocken commands the }) locally-based submarine. Use a wooden spoon for stirring | a food in an enamel saucepan; | metal spoons leave marks that | have to be scoured. when working folks start thinking | about dinner, we decided to turn} our assignménts in, and leave the | Keys for the nonce. Don't think it | wasn’t fun—as much fun to work | on as to play on. We're glad we} went, we saw a lot of things we’ve always missed on fast trips to the mainland, and we are going to do’ it again, real soon. 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