The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 20, 1953, Page 3

SOCIETY ~ PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN JO ELLEN KELLER, Editor ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE Telephone: Citizen Office, 2-5661 ‘Tuesday, October 20, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 Romelia Sanchez Truman School Parent-Teachers Hold Skits, Plan Activities Mrs. Jane Bayly conducted the October meeting of the Truman School PTA which was convened with the F 8 3 iP EE [its il iy i fi i He BE cf Fi i if i ty é z. | 4 8 i a § gg E z re i! ij ic be i pie & E FH ] elt, 3 Hi £ : Se ad Executive Board Adopts New Book The Executive Board of Monroe P. T. A. met at the Dopp, Fran- » with Presi-| The JayShees will hold a meet- i [ tF iz L ; r pres! for eit ie it vase i E 8 8 3 Po) B z 2 ik | i z : i le ; < i ai las FRED REGINAL CHESSER, the 3 Mrs, Earl C. Chesser, 150-D monthly prize in a photograph conducted by a local studio. ship's company of the USS G i £3 F stor-jextra care when sty eH epee ai F E : E E i i 5 i E 3 j i i f i & g z d 5 ? iH Meet The Mayor GLORIA MUNIZ, taking the place of Mayor Harvey, has her city commissioners around her in a heavy conference. The girls taking the places of Key West’s commissioners are Sylvia Smith, Deana Archer, Teresa Bardwell and Elvira Perez who represent both the High School and the Con- vent of St. Mary Immaculate. The meeting clim axed ‘Girls’ Day,” sponsored by BPW, which helped girl students in Key West to understand the functions of government in their own city. Biggest thrill was not occupying high municipal offices however, it was the ride on the big red shiny fire truck that won the girls’ enthusiasm.—Citizen Staff Photo by Finch. Girls’ Day Observed Here Dorcas Society Makes Plans Weds Key Wester In Home Rites Romelia Sanchez of Regla, Cuba became the bride of Elpidio Rodri-| quez of Key West at the home of; her sister, Mrs. Joe Perez, 910 Simonton St. | The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Manuel (Mongolo) Sanchez, and attendents for the bride and groom were Mrs. Joe Pe- rez and Angel A. Garcia. The cere- mony was performed by Pedro Aguilar, notary republic. The couple received their friends after the wedding, and refresh-| ments were served. They will hon- eymoon in Miami Beach. Upon groom youngest son of the late Felo (Baby) Rodriguez, noted Key West ball player whose name appears in the Cuban Hall! of Fame at the Gran Stadium in} ‘Havana. Social Events Curtailed: Here City Hall officials are still in the settling down process after) turning over their jobs to a bevy of bright-eyed youngsters from the Convent of St. Mary Immaculate and Key West High School. The girls, eager to find out what it felt like to be an official of the F Fs? i Livesay and Mrs. Myrtle Bay- }» Houston, Tex; Mrs. Lucy Ste-| ‘wart and Mrs. Viola Rawall, Cor- city government for a day, were chattering excitedly as they gath-| ered at city hall after a motorcade through Key West. Gloria Muniz was named “may-' lor” for the event. That office is rotated each year between the high school and convent girls, this year the honor going to the con-| vent. The function of each office and ‘braneh of local government, was; explained to the girls who were ac- ‘companied by Mrs. Eva Newhouse and Mrs. Mary Graham and an- other chaperon. They took over the court and “tried” cases, but fled the ‘halls of justice when the fire siren pus Christi, Tex., and Mrs. Edith} Waddell, Portland, Tex. JayShees To Meet On Thursday — ing Thursday, Oct. 22nd at the home of Mrs. Everette 1609 Rose St., at eight o'clock. Hostess for the group will be Mrs, Leroy Sawyer. If you have a dress, skirt or stole trimmed with sequins, take} Pressing. Use only} iron and work the wrong side! i ne AOS ¥2-month-old son of Mr. and Poinciana, was winner of a ic contest recently which was Fred's father is a member ef the jilmore. ‘| |judge, Jacqueline Delaney; electric + |police chief, BarSara Twiehaus sounded, and they manned the fire’ ‘trucks for a whirl through Key West streets watched by amused) citizens who admired the pulchri- tude of the “fire department.” The tour through municipal de- partments began after a welcom- ‘ing address from Mayor C. B. Har- vey who gave his enthusiastic sup- |port to the plan of introducing stu- dents to city government in this celebration of Girls’ Day. The spe- cial day was sponsored by the Bus- iness and Professional Women’s Club of Key West. Girls taking part in the day’s activities were: mayor, Gloria Mu- niz; city manager, Pat Byrd; city ‘commissioners, Sylvia Smith, De- ana Archer, Teressa Bardwell and Elvira Perez; city clerk, Ana Rod- 'riquez; finance director, Sarah 'Bringman; purchasing agent, Ca- talina Santamaria; public service director, Shelia Sweeting; tax as- ‘sessor, Mary Sweeting and city at- torney, Marilyn Adams. Also participating in roles: city lieutenants, Sylvia and Nan- New electric utility plants to be built in the United States by 1956 will consume 46 million tons of leoal annually. » By Representatives From Convent And High School Ten And Twenty of Key West. County PTA Meets Wednesday will meet at the Truman Elemen- tary School on October 21 at 7:45) Pp. m. cussion by the presidents of all the schools in the County interpreting’ Policies of P. T. A. All delegates are urged to attend. The public is cordially invited, used .with a shallow wooden bowl. Years Ago As Taken from Files of ‘The Citizen OCTOBER 20, 1933 The Coast Guard Cutter Modoc, which has been stationed here, has been transferred to New York. Raymond Bethel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dalbert Bethel, who had been visiting in Miami, returned home yesterday. Mrs. Paul Lowe is back from Miami where she has been visiting relatives, OCTOBER 20, 1943 Gerald Adams announced his candidacy for a seat on the City Council today. Howard England, son of Mr. and Mrs. John S, England, is now in training at Parris Island after en-| { listment in the Marine Corps. Flora Fournier left today for Scottsbluff, Neb., where she will become the bride of Technical Ser- geant David T: Viers. She is the niece of Mr. and Mrs. C. Gochie RomeliaSan The Monroe County Council PTA The program will be a panel dis- For fine chopping, a mincer is a andy gadget. This is a knife with For Bazaar Dorcas Society of Grace Luther- an Church held a special meeting at the church last week to hear committee reports and discuss fin- al plans for the coming church ba- zaar. Arrangements were made for wood for hobby horses which will be sold at the fete, and for home baked food which will also be sold. The food includes pies, cakes, cookies and candies. There will be a number of hand made articles offered for sale including crochet-| ed pot holders, doilies, dolls and decorative objects for the home. Food to be served will consist of baked beans, barbecued beef on buns, cranberry organge relish, ice cream and cake and coffee and ‘throughout the bazaar. Next monthly meeting of the Dor- cas group will be the first Thurs- day in November. In The Army aes JOSE (GONZY) BEZANILLA, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bezanilla, 517 Elizabeth St. is now in ba- sic training at Fort Jackson, near Columbia, S. C. He is a graduate of Hargrave Military Academy.—Official U.S. Army wo or four curved blades that’s patch! We strictly Photo. Daily Menu Changes Taken In Stride! We have “what it takes” to handle menu printing with precision and dis- maintain your schedule of daily changes. Every item and price is double checked for accuracy. Deliveries are made right on the dot of our promise. Get our quotations. THE ARTMAN PRESS Printing Be PHONE Embossing i | milk. Soft./drinks will be sold| For Polio Ban The polio ban is taking its toll of social engagements and hallo-| ween doings. The telephone has been busy with groups and indivi- duals, all anxious to cooperate in; the program to protect their chil- dren, cancelling or postponing an- nounced events. Poinciana School PTA has can- celled all halloween festivities and ‘Ley Memorial Church has regret- fully put aside plans for a hallo- ween social. ZX-11 Officers’ Wives Club has postponed its luncheon and bridge scheduled Wednesday at Raul’s res- taurant, and Naval Air Station ficers’ Wives Club has put off its) Tuncheon at Echoasis honoring Mrs, George C. Towner which was also to be held Wednesday. A third Wednesday meeting, the OWC Book’ Review group, has postponed its’ Program of discussion of several books about Key West. Whip a quarter cup of cream and fold it into a cup of mayonnaise; | ‘top fruit salad with this fluffy) | phe DESIGNERS J. REIDS Salon of Beau’ 423 Fleming St. Phone LA CONCHA HOTEL ADELINE Dias Custom Work Dene In Our Own BPW S ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR TUESDAY, October 20th: 9:00—Thrift Shop at Naval Comissary, 9-12 :00—Ladies’ Day Golf Tournament, at Key West Golf Club 12:30-FRA Ladies’ Auxiliary, at A and B Lobster House 8:00—Junior Woman's Club, at the Woman's Club. bei hahray- Club, at La Concha Hotel 7:30—Youth For Christ, at Fleming St. Methodist Chi Meu aca aaor No. 13, at Reina ‘al apg s sembly No. 13, Rainbow Girls, at Scottish R: 7:45—Duplicate Bridge, at Ft. Taylor moe ae Dear 8:00—Beginners’ Bridge, at Ft. Taylor 8:00—Civil Air Patrol at Legion Home, Stock Island 8:00—Disabled Amer. Veterans, No. 13 at 422 Amelia St. 8:00—PTA at Key West High School WEDNESDAY, October 2ist: 10:30—Navy Wives’ Club No. 88, at Bldg. 178, Naval Station 12:30—HS-1 OWC, place to be cree 3 1:00—Ceramic Class, at West Martellc Art School 1:15—Monroe County PTA Council, place to be announced 8:00—Dade Lodge No. 14, Scottish Rite Temple 8:00—BPW Club, at the Woman's Club 8:00—JayCees at Jr. Chamber of Commerce clubhouse ponsor. marine aspect of life here so that s questions asked by tourists when Trip On Boat For ithe season begins can be answered ° fully. F r iends, Members | are school teachers joining the = 2 igroup for the boat trip were head- Celebration of Women's Weeked by Miss Eugenia Nicola. Par- was rounded out by the Business ticularly enjoyed by the passengers and Professional Women’s Club when the boat anchored for awhile with a luncheon at the Banana Tree far out from shore, were the oul which was followed bya boat pright yellow and purple sea fans Me le a we Fireball” a glass bot-'and the variegated coral rock for- m boat. mations on the ocean floor. In charge of the excursion was| The trip climaxed the observance Mrs. Josephine Bonamy who point--by BPW Club of Women’s Week. ed out that one of the purposes of SPREE the trip was to help Key Westers| Marinate onion rings in mild appreciate the beauty of their is-|vinegar that’s been sweetened with land when seen from the sea, and/a little sugar and served with ham- also to acquaint them with the|burgers. LUXITE LINGERIE HOSIERY ates automatically t0 spot line troubles before they happen. He tests line after line at the sate of three thousand an hour. Whenever a flashes a signal and indicates the telephone umber affected. Then repairs are quickly made, usually before service is inserrepted. “Gamo” is another one of many advances along the road toward more snd better tele- Phone service. To bring these new advances,