The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 19, 1953, Page 7

Seturdey, September 19,1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 7 ont COLORED COMMUNITY NEWS BPW Sponsors Observance Of USO Day At Center Sunda build for b others © Jim Kees tealows « support an io whatever « also urged the citizens te and vote Mrs. Smith, pre Wives Club &, ox from her club and part in helping the ever needed Remarks of praise were further extended by Albert W. I J Robertson, E. J. Bolden John Henry Reece, Jr les Edwards Final remarks of given by Mrs h In her remagt tribute to all » gently to mak lity, She was ous workers b them for the From whe has b ter” fr will conti }. after it has r went on t Alpha and that is goo ancial f pledged her her hus In con big day the dir needs t wonde Pegister dent of Na mded grevtin pledged it enter when z : i> i 4 f | i ae ref ii f i ? e° F i | Me were mina Harve : ; i 4 tigi t ! i i : te i F F ame « tual w F th © can ens @ part of the work wit ult if ti rf : say that Ar fie if , 1 1 5 y + Mrs. Mar ti i i in mak fi ziti a Grand citheen, Mrs. Teresa | Braxton, followed west. No one was better able to speak on the achieve. | qments at the “Center” than was at she, as she watched and helped it + (0 grow from serateh, She con _\trasted the appearance Sunday with the first time she made a i Fs z an 1 : I ; = HH Hy i Hy =f i cream and « Those donatir Key West Gold Stor ¥ Mr. and Mrs. Bibb J Rose Marie Ferguson, Mis The Servicen z : I i i i sg | i ynes Mr, and Mr Mr. and & and Mies Cope! Among th affair were West where their to enjoy wholesome recreation and amusement . Gillina, @ Navy wite, ex. | d greetings to Mrs. Welters Samue Mary T Ward, Rev. and M H uw Mr “ Frank! ir tay, M oa EL B Mrs. ( Harvey Miss Dor G. Crimm bert, Capt phy, Mre. I nus Dear Mrs. Gr Cleare Mrs } er, Mr Alice ¥ 205 JULIA STREET k Ma \ at r Mrs. Leone Agnes I Mrs, €. I Allen, M Mise Barbera Suarez, se: Butler, Mrs. Bernieg sc Walter N. Mclean Grace Palacios, Albert W Di AG GROCERE fad, AND MEATS 728 Simenton Street Phone 2-6222 ACME Package Store 20? PETRONIA STREET Phone 2-9400 a pe A Mur Rev The comes conaty toh poled ark Your classic clothes GRACE WALKER SUrD: For Women Exclusively At Appelrouth’s Shoe Center 4 DUVAL STREET PMONE Air-Conditioned For Your Comfort PETE'S IMPERI BAR AND CAFE 1109 WHITEHEAD sTREeET 2.2592 Whe Shee thet Lege Beit Add ertro mileage to you rolling, extra dolters to your % Free Show Every Nicht * All Kinds of Drin':s %* Cafe Serving Daily Meals All with Twe Vegetables, Rice or Creamed Potatoes MONDAY—BREADED PORK CHOPS TUESDAY — ECVED RI8S WEONESDAY—SEEF STEW THURSDAY—STEWED OR SOUTHE FRIDAY—SEAFOODS SATURDAY—HOT SOUSE SUNDAY—PIGEON PEAS, CHICKEN NF When in Miami Vielt Our Store At 30-6. st Se ar Alme- of at Under N MESSE GIRLS « ce © me Or hers a possible on Douglass PTA folds First leet Of Year 1954 term tructot of ed the » amount raised was $102.70. » Parents’ Missionary Society of the that im e in be that that their children attend hool regwfarlg and on time. R ment rease of h coac , tions, depart of to stand rious drives vrer SHORTY’S BAR Air Conditioned r Management 416 Petronia Street PHONE 2.5424 MATS BAR MANI PEREZ — Prep. 315 Petronia Street Phone 9 9272 i a] | LINCOLN THEATER Phone 2-6642 BLUE hak Billiards — Bar 729 1omas Street roed to mam Clarkes and family at TIT) ho Partment in Washington, o — “ih to make the Center, 711 White- Citisen Staff Phote, Finck head Street, a home away from beme for anyone who attends. — Edwards Gir | Go To College William Edwards (Ca Bill), 60 Elisabeth Street, eeturned to the ei- Tuesday, September 15, after having taken his daughter, Miss ie, to T ass will enter her fresh- y at the institute. She has selected Designing and Interior De- corating as her majors, Miss Alice Edwards, another hter, who is a member of Del- » Sigma Sorority, left Thursday for A and M University. She is en- ering her senior year end has Elementary Education as her ma- jor. ‘Their mother is Mrs. Georgiana Edwards, 9A - Fort Village. THANKS | Mrs. Exie Mooper wishes to! ank parents and friends for their! port of the “baby contest.” It a Teal success, The total 7) + cf Rn nate ae th se ie Sports Shorts was Mrs. Hoeper is president of the Miami District and the Young Wo- men's Missionary Society of Cor- nish Chapel A. M. EB, Zion Chureh. Mrs. Theodore Bethel of Wash- ington, D. C., is visiting the Nor- Mrs. Bethel is Whitmarsh Lane. | US Treasury De-| jempioyed at the | that will be put on to raise to alleviate these pressing i i = y | more i Coach Dean also promised victories as he says that the boys, seemingly, are showing a better spirit of co-operation. Among the new members attend- ing the meeting were Rev, Miler-/the son, Mrs. Serah Roberts, Mrs. Wil-/ Tharsday, helmina Bain, and Mrs, Catherine Beach. Cleare. | The The program presided over by Greens Rowena Pinder as “mistress of ceremonies” wes as follows: 1. Welcome Address Roose- down velt Sands, president of PTA 2. Band Selection — Douglass by Theodore School Band 8. Voeal Selection — “Somewhere A Voice An“ toir H | 4. Instrumental Selection — Theo- dore Sands 5, Reading — Teachers’ Alpha- bet Mrs. Harriet Chipchase 6 Vocal Sextette Willie C. Haggins, John Saunders, Bruno Catlin, James Leland, Alfred Seun- fers, Jr., and Wardell Hanna 7. Vocal Solo — Mrs. Eliza Aus tin 8. Remarks — Professor C. C. Seabury 9. Closing Remarks — Mrs. Alice Edwards 10. Band Selection — Dough School 11. Benediction — Rev. : = f EE i E j i Tf FE EF s ri s i " ¢ ? i : ; He i He zEs i : i by : i i i bi Hi iit gee i eiliii fi ; et | at rrp relreiets z 0. K. SHOE SHOP Men‘s Work and Dress Shoes SHOE REPAIR 708 Duval Street 1011 Whitehead Street MEAT and GROCERIES PHONE 24122 BAR and CAFE 110? WHITEMEAD STREET Dancing Fri., Sat, and Sun. from 8:30 P.M. ‘til “?” Music by Clouds of Jey BLUE MOUR OF DANCING, SUNDAY, 3 P.M. —6 P.M. 8:30 AM. to 11 P.M. tik ef Most impressive talks faculty by the princi . C. Seabury, was the 1 Believe Seabury set forth his acher should W secumulate knowledge so ! impart it to the children. As civilization has moved and coatin t move at 4 rapid pace. the accumulation of knowledge us a necessity. shows con and unconsciously in one's to day living " should distinguish the individual from the unfortunate person who was not so blessed as have obtained it. It should mani itself in one’s living process the end that one is better able himself and understand life “Gehool is its broadest aspect is tife and with this aim in view should set out to make it end a living democracy i to play a direct part on the stage of life contributing as well as re In other words, school is where learning is taking and an expostulation of know ia being expiored “The teachers should remember \that there are many evil ( ot jcombat. The task of combatting Mrs. Effie Murray and Mrs. Lil Me Butler of Wilmington, North Caroline, spent a short vacatio ‘with Rev. and Mrs. ‘A. Franklin Hooper at their home, 702 White head Street Mrs. Murray is the mother of Mrs. Hooper and Mrs, Butler is a ‘member of the church pastored by . Hooper before coming to Key visitors left Monday, Septem. ber 14, along with Rev. and Mrs Hooper who will spend a short va Hoopers Leave W ith Guests ‘The Senior class held an election which resulted in the following peo ple being elected to office President — Rufus Rolle Vice-president — Samuel Secretary — Miss Sylvia Smith ‘Treasurer — Miss Oretha Sweet Business Manager — John Saun motto of the class is cess awaits at labor's gate.” Watch the Seniors of 1953-1954 | “Sue- Mts. Joyce Edwards daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Edwards, 719 Elizabeth Street, re turned to be with her husband, Cor ¢1 George Mingo, in Washington . C., Tuesday. Mrs. Ethel Frierson of Miami is her sister, Mrs. Michael Jones, corner of Thomas and Em ma Streets for an indefinite stay Weech, son of Mrs. Ele inton and husband of the Miss Mary Burrows, is in & period of 15 days visit family and seeing his new , Rosalind, for the first time Rosalind was born at the Hospital September 7. . is a patient in the govern hospital situated at Camp , North Carolina Robertson, husband of the Miss Norma McGee will the city Friday for Boston to his ship. Fecently returned from a vi his sick father who lives asville, Georgia. Mingo. ty j z z & = i F ify ! of the game were the of “Ducky” Carey “Turkey” Clarke's defensive play by defensive players Whites were Flovd " Sweeting, Nathaniel “Eg Bennett, Weldon “Fox” Dean Catlin. On offense “Due and “Rock” Poitier ; While for the Greens Joe Carey looked these evil influences great one its pupils the comm The program school must be be order for it to mast also harmonize a influences im order to ng situation “The personal be vered remember that a smile ie a mest wonderful learning aid. Teachers should strive to deve- lop thinkers. This can only be dose through encouraging research end allowing the child to reach @ com clusion in his thesis Summarizing - he said, 1. “Tee. chers should have command @ fundamentals and be able to trans. mit knowledge 2. “Teachers should apply know. ledge to a problematic situation, 2 “Teachers should command respect and be ie to 4 “Teachers and pupils should work under a democratic situation where each has a definite part in planning 5. “Teachers should be loyal to the administration 6. “Teac and pupils should have academic freedom - right to express individual opinions. 7 “Teachers and pupils should possess » flare for experimentation. & “It is to be remembered that a child is the most important part of the school.” CLUB NOTES There is a false rumor cireulat- ing around town that “The Ser- vicemen's Center” is only for girls of 2 and over. This is false. Any teenage boy or girl may attend, Don't forget the benefit dance that will be given at “The Com- munity Servicemen's Center” Sat- urday night. SICK Mré. Lillie Roberts, 5-11 Fort Vil- lage, is quite il at her home. Mrs. Roberts is the sister of Mrs, Rowena Pinder. Miss Vera Falco, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Milton Falco is con- valeseing after undergoing a re cent appendectomy at the Galey Memorial Hospital BIRTHDAY PARTY The following individuals observe birthdays in September: William White, Clifton E. Tolliven, Mfs, Mizpah Crutchfield, Mrs. Mary Evans, John T. Paul, Joseph Smith, Mack Stevenson, Albert W. Base, Harold Wobertson, Robert C. Bul- lock, Nathar Osborn, Nathaniel Brown, Samuel W. Trimiar, Ernest Collier, Walter Lovelady, Johnnie Hemeyway, Robert P. Cuylér, John E. James, Jim Keen, Donald Carey, Edward Clarke, Ronald Harris, John Saunders, Alfred Cur- ry, Weldon Dean, John Haggins and Phyllis Sawyer. NOTICE Don’t forget to register ond vote. Registration Books close October 3. DEATHS MRS. BESSIE KEMP Mrs. Bessie Kemp, 57, died Prt day, September 11, at Monroe Gen- eral Hospital Funeral services were conducted from the Primitive Baptist Church on Thomas Street with the Rev, Sinclair officiating The deceased is survived by Mrs. Tima Patterson, sister; Alphonso and George Dean, nephews, and @ host of other relatives and friends. Interment was in the City Ceme- tery IN MEMORIAM In sad and loving memory of our son, Corporal Richard Henry Carey, who departed this life Sept- ember 19, 1952, in Korea, “Gone from this earth, But not from our hearts, The loving memeory of you ling- ers on. We loved you dearly, But God loved you best.” Mr. and Mrs. John Carey, par- ents The Misses Annie and Ethel Ca- vey, sisters John Carey, brother Choose from Our — Smart Selection of ALTMAN FURNITURE CO. 900 Duval St. Tel. 2-5941