The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 11, 1953, Page 5

._° SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WO ES scampi a DIAL: Citizen Office, 25661 Page 5)to find the wildcat well and they knew exactly how to get there, We ¥ 4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Gs Saturday, July 11, 1953 cH if uncheon And Beach Swimming Party Enjoyed By Fleet Training Group The fleet Training Group @, W. C. held a delightful luncheon at the Sun, ant Sand Club, Wedne sday, July 8 Mrs. W. B. Ronan ~ presided, and welcomed the. grou p. She expressed thanks to Mrs, ¥...C Connelly, the chairman, and to ber co-workers for arranging the delightful affair: ee ee ig ere Ga ee The co-workers were Mesdames | iF. J. Baczenski, J. W. Boller, J.| . |A. Brewer, C, A. Plumb, and J.) | P. Padgett. | |) The menu for the luncheon con- isisted of baked ham, potato salad, | W | crisp lettuce, sliced egg and toma-| j toes, olives, hot rolls, orange ae * > i bert, iced tea and coffee. By RAYMER | At each plate the Se ee “ ‘placed a pretty paper fan and a/ plastic cigarette-holder for “souve-| Life on the news feature front is niers. at least one of variety. In looking The name cards for members| back over the past ten days I find and guests were decorated with a | that assignments covered the fol- firecracker ‘cleverly designed of lowing range: story on @ Peke dog red crepe paper, a roll of cotton} which nurses. three Siamese cats and a pipe cleaner stem. jand a white rabbit; saga about a After the'Tuncheon the group ad- | Persian cat which escaped atop of i : ig Ht ie Aa EYE EAE A GSTAPOPRANINS Te z i journed to the»beach for swim- Old Smoky en route from Sioux ming and sun bathing. City to Ft. Lauderdale, was res- Chairman for the August: meet-! cued by a mountain lady and final- ing will be Mrs. K. O. Bates, and|ly sent on to proper destination; assisting her will be Mesdames C./ the drilling fo a wildcat oil well ligt i F, Willard, R. H, Pettit, A. P, Ad-| on the Keys; the visit of Julie ams, J. B.Carroll, and R A. Dick-| Tucker who wrote about snorkels ens. |for the Ford Times, and a short praia. Vet eon i contest won by an army medical staff sergeant in Japan. Hero Of Westerns [Titer « tock of other stories, to, | but they can’t gangs Safari to the oil w a com- Appears In Show |,S\%,%5.ct ral som Stanley in Africa adventure be- At The Islander cause we didn't know exactly | where the well was and nobody Johnny Mack Brown has been /here seemed to know either. I was provided with an,unusally clever | al! dressed up in a cool summery sereenplay for his latest starring | dress to go to the Fleet Training picture, “Man From The Black} Group luncheon (missed it, darn it) Hills,” .which shows tonight at the | when we got the word, Went home Islander Drive-In Theatre to play} to change to my explorer’s for a highly pleased audience. Co-|tume but couldn't find a pith hel- star James Ellison, with a role| met or mosquito netting, so quite equal in prominence to that} brought along a long-sleeved shirt Played by Johnny, carries it with | and some fishing slacks in case we a sure hand and turns through a | got lost in the swamps, Ellis Finch, E : SESE ee ——— that is oe | eg gun and camera, was part of Coming vents - remembered as one of the best of the expeditionary force. We were Meeting Place Changed ais caren, ae ae \expendable. The front tire on the rown a ison are cal 0} car was down to the nub and look- For BPW On Wednesday a small mining town in the oldied as if it might be down to the The BPW Ciub will not have j west where a youth: of Ellison's rim any minute, But we made it, its regular business meeting on | 28¢ has established himself as the | That was a sheriff's , not a Wednesday, July 15, but in- [500 of a blind, and wealthy miner. | highway Patrolman ‘Sistrunk) stead, will meet at the Sun and | Actually, Ellison is the real son, | whom we saw viewing the dercick. Surf Pool on South Street. at | SeParated from his father for many| BUNK HOUSE up there is plas- 7:30 p.m. years. How Johnny and Jimmy|tered with more cheesecake art ‘The announcement was made show up the imposter is the essence | than I've seen in a year of Petty by the club‘s president, Mrs. of the plot, which was conceived | drawings. One handsome guy on Alice Nix. and written by Joseph O'Donnell. the crew was doing E] Barrymore * 3 Rahd Brooks plays the part of) for the camera all the time Finch SSS | the imposter and is excellent in! took pjctures, With that tough and the role. His fight with Ellison is | isolated job, who can blame him? Lt. Geor ‘Be Jensen aw high spot’ of the picture, {Maybe he wants fan mail? Only : Others wlio score in the large |we don’t know his mame. On the Is Graduate Of featured east are Stanley Andrews! way up, stopped in Marathon for as the blind father, Lane Bradford| 4 hamburger and luckily a, big ‘as the sheriff, Stanford Jolley as' Sinclair Oil truck out of Port Ever- the real father of thé young mas- | glades, Fla., stopped at the same - | querader and a fellow villain in the | place. 1 asked the truckers where plot,-and Robert Bray and Stanley ee ee — Price, who help in solving the dra- ‘ the pielare MEET YOUR FRIENDS The picture fs a Silvermine Pro- | duction for. 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Come In and Have A Drink at the Seafarer’s Lounge a tS BE, aH ei re oe EvEep ire fi iB 3 iy abi ej ‘THE GROOM TAKES THE CAKE. in the traditional first nibble after the bridal cake has been cut, Here Robert Richardson receives the customary bite from his bride, the former Miss © Paye Curry, They were wed on June 27.—Pyray Studio Photo. F xP mae