The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 16, 1954, Page 3

SOCLETY — i elif bid i é F A z it : il ek *¢: i i § 5 E 7 | Th & 3 ét Fi Z i i oft new officers on Sunday, Jan. 47, at 3p, m. Services will be held at the Scottish Rite Temple. ‘The new officers are: Worthy Advisor, Theresa Bardwell; Wor- thy Associate Advisor, Billie Ar- Saunders ; Patriotism, Diane Knight; se Evelyn Tidewell; Outer jer, Theresa Bardwell; Confid- ential Observer, Sandra White; Choir Director, Sandra Thompson, Choir, Jackie Schrader, Marilen Adams, Joyce Johnson, Millie Tay- lor, Carol Cates, Pat Byrd, Lanny Harris, Mary Harris, Rose ‘Anelle Roco, Eleanor Stewart. Committees are: Publicity, Yvon- tS ba] : ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE THE COCONUT MAT SCREENING which will be the effective , a@e being constructed and woven by enthusiastic workers for Gray Ladies Present Service Bars The January coffee and business meeting of the Gray Laries was held at the Red Cross Recreation Hall of the U. S. Naval Hospital on January 14. Mrs, Wakefield was hostess, Service bars were presented to all Gray Ladies giving 52 hours or more. They are the Mesdames C. R. Byer, S. Cox, A. Leightly, J. Swan, R. Workman, J O’Brien, |W A. Schoenfield, R. M Duke and E Fold. Mrs. Nettles announced that a new Gray Ladies class would start on February 8 and all interested persons should contact the Red Cross Office before February 1 to imake application, Mrs. Fold and Mrs. Kirke are to be hostesses for the January par- ty at the Old Folks Home. The next coffee is to be held at the Red Cross Recreation Hail at the hospital with Mrs. Butler as hostess on February 18 at 10 a. m. HAYMES HAS VIRUS MIAMI, Fla. @—Dick Haymes, night club entertainer and husband of movie star Rita Hayworth, was | reported today to be ill with a virus infection and failed to fill his en- gagement at the Clover Club. Haymes appeared at the club early in the week but missed one show Thursday night and did not appear last night. Haymes and his wife were at background for displays at*the coming annual Flower Show that event. On the lawn of the home of Wallace B. Kirke, stag- ing director of the Flower Show, are, left, Mrs. Carl Hesse, Mrs. Thomas Chandler, Mrs. John L. Butler and Mrs, H. M. Mc- Cutchen.—Citizen Staff Photo by Finch. Work On Flower Show Is Continuing At Fast Pace As Volunteers Meet At Wallace B. Kirke Home To Weave Mats The lawns at the Wallace B. Kirke house on Von Phister Street were the scene of much/activity yesterday as a group of enthusiastic volunteers worked busily over oblong frames weaving coconut fronds into effective matting. : This matting, which will form screens around the bases of the stands at the Flower show in March, will also be used effectively as the walls and panels hf a central exhibit which is rustic hut designed and constructed by Wallace B, Kirke, who is staging director of the| Flower Show. PES ASRS ARE ae RT EL | Ladies assisting wih the weaving project included tle Mesdames Carl Hesse, ThomasChandler, John ;\L. Butler and H,/M, McCutchen are also enljting the skills -\of friends @nd neghbors. The co- conut mats “are ¢ompletly made by efforts of Flowr Show workers, from the cutting ¢ the fronds from ithe ‘trees to the Ast step of weav- jing them on theframes. It was annowced at a recent meeting of the Gray Ladies that ‘credit for hourgwould be given by that organizatig toward this work of gathering, @tting, tacking and weaving matemals for the coconut matting which/will be an import- Will Meet Mon. ani stration Monday, Jan. 18, at 7 P.M. No Tuition—Registration Fee, $1.00 WEST HIGH SCHOOL Adult Division TTENTION! apenters, Plumbers, Electricians, Machinists, Foremen and Other Craftsmen ant part of the effective background for the Flower Show. Committees for the affair will be announced soon by chairman Mrs,| ‘Katherine Monroe. At a recent meeting of the Gar- den Club Wallace B. Kirke gave a report of current accomplish- ments and proposed three resolu- tions to facilitate work of the Flow- er Show comitttee which included a formation of executive commit- \tee, taking of an inventory and ap- propriation of a five hundred dol- lar working fund, All three resolu- tions were approved by the Gard- jen Club, which, under the direction of its president, Miss Hilda Cun- 1 d We., from 7 to 9 P.M. 28 il es -_—— me PLASTIC TABLE CLOTHS Made of Durable Vinyl-Lyon * WOVEN STRIPES Fabric Center, | Incorporated 622 DUVAL STREET * BAMBOO Aqua - Gold + * SOLIDS Hunter « Red lsowers which are peculiar to Key West. Work is progressing rapidly on iniff, is working in close coopera- tion with the Flower Show com- mittee, The Flower Show is not only a per fot Pp ead cae local event, but it is an affair of/ments being completed as soon as national standing and draws the in-|possiblé so that interest e can be terest of many magazines and pub- conecouated in the displays them- lications. It is important to Key eb ’s Flower Show wi West that the Flower Show be a > als — representative display, as this an nual show has become indireetly| an ambassador of goodwill’ for) this city. It presents the best of Key | West in a way that creates nation.’ al interest. | Wallace B. Kirke revealed that) the Flower Show will follow the| general theme of a Mart this year, | and in it will be.the idea of mak-' ing available some ‘of the speci-| mens and varieties of plants and | JOYCE CURRY Formerly with the Adorable Beauty Salon Is NOW LOCATED AT Cleora’s Beauty Shop 628 WILLIAM STREET Hf 55 Bs - RAUL’S | _, Starting Tonight PIERRE DUVAL | PARISIAN VOCALIST Singing and Playing Nightly at the ORGANO IANO PI Also Dancing Tonight FROM 10:00 P.M. to 2:00 A.M. To the Music of Pierre Duval and His Orchestra NO COVER COIFFURE DESIGNERS -ACCORDION J. REIDS Salon -of Beauty 423 Fleming St. Phone 2-5263) LA CONCHA HOTEL | Interiors || Decorating Workshop DIAL 2.2365 FLEMING ST. KEY WEST NO MINIMUM Low Drink Prices and The Finest Food In The Florida Keys Jandery 2 to 31 Announcing a New Service— For the benefit and convenience of those of our customers who find it impossible to come to the Bank during our regular Banking hours, our Drive-In Window will be open Monday afternoons from 3 - 5 P.M., begin ning Monday, January 18th. Service at this window will be especially de- signed for the handling of personal accounts of school teachers, employees at the Boca Chica Navy Yard, and others who cannot come to the Bank at other times. We invite you to use this service and believe that you will find it convenient. THE FLORIDA NATIONAL BAN AT KEY WEST Member of the FDIC J. J. Trevor, President PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTERES.’ TO WOMEN TELEPHONE: Citizen Office, 2-566? Saturday, Janvary 16, 1954 9 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR ° ISUNDAY, January 17 | 2:00—CAF Cadets, at Poinciana Community House 3:30—Logia Marti Nro. 3, Orden Caballero de la Luz, 422 Amelia St. \MONDAY, January 18 10:00—Officers’ wives’ gym class, Bldg, 8, Seaplane Base 3:00—Elizabeth Taylor Circle, First Baptist Church annex 7:30—WSCS, Ley Memorial Methodist Church annex 7:30—Pythiam Sisters, Temple No, 20, at Pythian Hall 8:00—Audubon Screen Tour, at Key West High School Auditorium 8:00—General women’s meeting, First Presbyterian Church 8:00—Lions Club Auxiliary, at the Den 8:00—Juvenile Council, at the Clinic Bldg, 8:00—Methodist Men at Wesley House 8:00—Alccholics Anonymous, open meeting, 515% Duval St. 00—tadie Marti Nro. 3, Orden Caballeros de Marti, 919 Eliza St. |TUESDAY, January 19 9:00—Ladies’ Day Golf Tournament, Key West Golf Club 9:00—Thrift Shop, at U. S. Naval Commissary, 9 - 12 9:00Audubon Screen Tour, Poinciana School Auditorium 12:30—Auxiliary, FRA, place to be announced 6:45—Kiwanis Club, La Concha Hotel 7:30—Rainbow Girls, at Scottish Rite Temple 7:30 -Minoca Council No, 13, at Golden Eagle Hall 7:30—Youth For Christ, Fleming St. Methodist Church 7:45—Duplicate Bridge, Ft. Taylor 8:00—Beginners’ Bridge, Ft. Taylor 8:00—Knights of Pythias, Pythian Hall 8:00—Stock Car Ass’n., at Legion Home, Stock Is, 8:00—PTA at Key West High School 8:00—Disabled Amer. Bets., at 422 Amelia St. 8:00—Junior Woman's Club, at the Woman’s Club WEDNESDAY, January 20 10:00—OWC Book Review Group, at Ft. Taylor 10:00—Navy Wives’ Club No. 88, Blcg, 178, U, S, Naval Station 12:30—NAS OWC, place to be announced 12:30—HS-1 OWC, place to be announced 1:15—Monroe County PTA Council, place to be announced Page 3 Little dippers for swimming, sunning and beautifying the beach, See our complete swimsuit collection. ’