The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 31, 1954, Page 9

SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE SUE JONES, Editor ‘THE FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN THE SPRING—are sprin- kled all over the white silk shantung worn by Joan Lastres at the JayShees’ annual charity fashion show and dance Friday night. The manufacturer of this dress from MarEd’s designs all his own fabrics.—Citizen Staff Photo, Finch. CUTE ‘N CASUAL — are the denim shorts with the gay patch- es worn with an embroidered broadcloth shirt with an “A BC” motif. This outfit was modeled by Mary Fuller at the JayShee’s benefit dance last Friday night. —Citizen Staff Photo, Finch. Hilarious Play Opens At Harris Tomorrow N ight “A Ready-Made Family” the three act comedy presented by the Harris School PTA will open tomorrow night at the school audi- torium. The plot revolves around the trials and tribulations of ‘Agnes Martyn” and “Henry Turner,” a widow and widower, who fall in love and want to get married, but their children aren’t in favor of such foolishness for two middle aged people. And there’s “Aunt Lydia,” the unmarried sister of Agnes’ hus- band, who still mourns his death, even after ten years. You can imagine their conster- | nation when Agnes announces that | she is,going to marry an old| school mate, and Henry Turner’s | children also take a dim view of “that woman” their father met while on vacation in Daytona Beach. When the’kids all get their heads together and decide to do some- thing—anything—well, gt’s some- thing you have to see! The play written by Jay Tobias is directed by Mrs. Guy Carle- ton. Curtain time is 8:00 p. m. Thurs- SS TURKEY SUPPER AT NCCS TOMORROW The Catholic Daughters of America will serve a benefit turkey supper tomorrow night from 5 to 8 p. m. The supper will be held at the NCCS Building, 1021 Duval Street. All the “‘fixin” will be served A “children’s plate” will be served to youngsters under twelve. L_SSSSSSSSSS===== Key West Girls Are On Dean’s List At Florida State It has been announced by FSU president Doak S. Campbell that Miss Barbara Donnelly, Miss Car- olyn C. Moore, Miss Evelyn A. Nettles and Miss Patricia J. Duane all of Key West have made the Dean’s list at Florida State Uni- versity, in Tallahassee. J. M. Boza Attending Tax Conference Joseph M. Boza of Key West, is in a delegation of members of Florida Accountants Association attending the tax conference of University of Miami being held all this week at the Roney Plaza day and Friday nights. Hotel, Miami Beach. CHARLIE, THE TAR—Little Charlie Johnson, 342, who is re- covering from polio, delighted all with his enthusiastic christen- ing of the ZX-11 squadron fishing boat, “Miss Evaluation.” Charlie, son of Lt. Commander and Mrs, T. A. Johnson, 2210 Patterson Ave.. is shown with the ZX-11’s Commanding Officer Captain Henry C. Spicer, Jr, and yeoman Ist Class L. R. Bal- dini, winner of the $25 Savings Bond in the “Name The Boat Contest,” sponsored by the squadron, Captain Spicer shared the opinion of the men of ZX-11 when he stated, “I'm sure Little Charlie's enthusiastic christening will result in many cheerful and memorable occasions aboard the "Miss Evaluation’.” —Official U.S. Navy. SUNTAN ACCENTUATED — by stark white in this simple, but smartly styled, pique number shown by Sandy Cranston. The frosty white flower neckline and matching earrings are from Paul Sher‘s. — Citizen Staff Photo, Finch. : Eugene Arnold Is Entertainer At Old Folks Party Eugene Arnold, accordionist, from VX-1, Naval Air Station, was the featured entertainer at the monthly birthday party given by the Gray Ladies at the Old Folks Home on Stock Island on Monday evening. Honored at the’ party were Henry | Rodriguez, Agnes Cooper, and| Maria Rodriguez. Each received | a birthday gift. Eugene played many old num- bers and had many requests for new numbers, one being ‘Change Partners.” Mr. Rodriguez, one of the honor Pp guests, entertained with a beauti- ful Spanish song. “Happy Birthday” was played and sung by all as the cake was cut, and ice cream served. The Business and Professional Women’s Club gave the birthday cake, and the ice cream was the gift of the Naval Officers’ Wives Club. Gray Lady hostesses for the par- ty were Mrs. John O’Brien, Mrs. Thomas O’Hara and Mrs. Charles Fleming. If adenoids are not removed| soon enough, they can cause per- | SUNFLOWERS — in full bloom form the print on this smartly de- signed frock modeled by Vi-Ann Youmans last Friday night for the benefit of the JayShee’s “Project Incubator.” Note the surplice lines of the bodice. Mrs. Youm air was styled by Martin. — Citizen Staff Photo, Finch. Caer Lions Auxiliary To Serve Supper F Ti... One of the many projects of the Key West Lions Auxiliary is to provide a three year nursing schol- arship for a worthy high school girl. In order to raise the remainder of the funds necessary for this worthwhile cause, the Auxiliary voted at the last regular meeting to give a benefit supper on Friday, April 1. @ The supper will be served at the Lions Den on Seminary Street, directly behind the high school gymnasium, from’ 5:30 to 8:00 . m. It has been announced that the menu wil] be black beans, rice, meat loaf or fish, salad, dessert, and drink, ‘ The Lions Auxiliary invites the public to “come out, enjoy a good | meal at small cost and help some j deserving girl.” There will be a special children’s plate, and tickets can be obtained from the Sunny Isle Luncheonette, Brye’s Service Station, Atlantic Shores Motel, or at the door on Friday night. A big oil tanker with 145,000 barrels of fuel oil carries the equi- manent deafness. CLUB CALENDAR EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:00—Junior Chamber of Commerce, Clubhouse, Flagler Ave. EVERY Thursday 9:00—Monroe Gen. Hosp. Auxili 12:15—Rotary Club, St. Paul’s Parish Hall 1:00—Thrift Shop, Navy Commissary, open until 4:00 p. m. 6:30—Lions Club, at Lions Den, 8:00—CAP Cadets, Poinciana THURSDAY, April 1 10:00—HS-1 OWC, Aeropalms 3:00—Circle II, First Methodist 7:30—Dorcas Society, Lutheran 8:00—Garden Club, at Woman’s Club 319 Duval St. 8:00—VFW Post 3911, Post Home, 325 Elizabeth Street 8:00—Elks Lodge, Elks Club, 3 EVERY Friday 10:00—Gym Classes for Officers’ 7:30—Youth for Christ, Poincian: FRIDAY, April 2 12:30—Officer’s Wives Club, at 8:00—Officers’ Club, Fern Chapter OES, to be announced EVERY Sunday 2:00—CAP Cadets, Poinciana Community House 3:30—Orden Caballeros de la Lu: EVERY MONDAY 10:00—Gym. Class for Officers’ w 8:00—Logia “Marti” Nro. 3, Ca 8:00—Alcoholics Anonymous, 515 EVERY TUESDAY valent of 36,250 tons of coal. iary Sewing, at hospital 1007 Seminary St. Community House Church, to be announced Church on Flagler Avenue 13 Duval Street Wives, Bldg. 83, Seaplane Base a Baptist Church Ft. Taylor Zz, 422 Amelia St. vives, Bldg. 83, Seaplane Base balleros de Marti, 919 Elizabeth School Lunch Department Supper Is Success The Monroe County School Lunch Department’s recent supper at the high school cafeteria was very suc- cessful. The supper, under the supervi- sion of Mrs. Anne Flournay Tuck- er, county school lunch supervi- sor, was held to raise funds to send lunchroom personnel to a State- sponsored training school in Talla- hassee. Mrs. Tucker announced that the | department wished to thank the following people and companies for their donations: Fernandez and Di- az; Adams Dairy; Holsum Bakery; Key West Provision; Commissary Supply; Thompson Enterprise, Ta- ble Supply; Lowe Fish Company; John B, Sexton Company; Heinz Company; Saunders Wholesale; Mrs. Elida Soderberg; A and B Fish Company; Bernie C. Papy; Rodman Bethel; Perez Bakery; Thompson Hardware; Chappell’s | Variety Store; Kress; Miss Eliza-| beth Russell, and Matchett’s Bak- ery. Legion Auxiliary Chairmen To Meet Thursday Night It has been announced by Nimia Sikes, publicity chairman of the Arthur Sawyer Unit 28, American Legion, that president, Mary Mo-| reno, has requested that all those | holding chairmanships in the Unit | to attend a meeting on Thursday | nigat at 8:00 p. m., at the Legion | Home on Stock Island. Reports will be completed at this meeting. Mrs. Sikes also announced that th: Unit will present an American flag to Intermediate Girl Scout Troop No. 18, at the regular meet- ing of the Unit, Thursday, April 22. Troop 18 is one of the menor Girl Scout troops in the city and is sponsored by the Key West Wo- | man’s Club. The flag presenta- tion is part of the Legion Auxiliary | youth program. Garden Club President At State Convention Miss Hilda Cunniff, president of the Key West Garden Club, is in’ Orlando for the state convention of the Florida Federation of Gar- | den Clubs, and the state flower | show. Other members of the local club | who are attending the Orlando| event are Mrs. Katharine Monroe, and Mrs. Lee Goddard. Jane Russell’s “Appeal” Upheld In Court Of Law LAS VEGAS, Nev. —A court of law has now confirmed what! most moviegoers have known for a long time: Jane Russell’s “‘box- office appeal was—and is—large,”’ | and she is ‘‘not a waste of cor- Porate assets.” Methodist Women Complete Course A six hour credited study course on “The Prophet Jeremiah” was completed Tuesday night by the ladies of the El Salvador and Ley Memorial Methodist Churches. The course was taught by the Reverend Eldon Simmons, and dealt with Jeremiah the Man; His | call; Jeremiah, the Prophet; Con- | ditions in the time of Jeremiah, and Jeremiah, Man of Prayer. Miss Ramona Hundt was elected | secretary for the course. Mrs. Ned | Simmons, secretary of Mission- | ary Education of the WSCS of Lev Memorial Church was in charge of all arrangements and opening de- votionals for the study course. During the recess periods, re- freshments were served the lad- ies attending the course by Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Newell Sands. 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Thomas, 31, Naval Sta- tion, and Sybil Carey, 28, 100 Oli- via. Franklyn Terry, 19, 1011 Howe, and Mamie Brown, 17, 820 center. Harvey L. Reed, 702 Whitehead, | and June Andrews, 18, 320 Angela. Ralph W. Russo, 26, USS Huse, and Agnes Bergman, 25, 431 Front. Local Boy Serves With U.N. Patrel Helio Gonzalez, airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Gon- zalez of 804 Catherine St., is serv- ing aboard the attack aircraft car- tier USS Essex, with the UN’s peace patrol off the east coast of |Korea and in the Sea of Japan. The Essex began her third tour of duty in the Far East when she rejoined Task Force 77 in the Orient in January. Store-Wide Sale BARGAINS GALORE Drastic Reductions at the HOUSE OF LINEN 612 Duval Street Telephone 2-6133 Everything Must Go At Any Price! Come In and Be Convinced! Sizes 9 to 15 With this pronouncement Dist. | Judge Frank McNamee dismissed yesterday a group of suits brought by minority stockholders against Howard Hughes, head of RKO studios. Among stockholders’ contentions was one that Hughes, discoverer of Miss Russell, wasted $100,000 of corporation assets by re-signing her in 1948. The decree cleared the way for total acquisition of RKO by Hughes who a few weeks ago offered $23,489,478 for all the outstanding stock. The stockholders’ yote of acceptance was overwhelming. | SNOW IN THE WEST | DENVER (#—A storm over! Colorado and Wyoming, which | dumped nearly two feet of snow | in the Walden area of northern Colorado and blanketed Cheyenne | with 11 inches, diminished early | today. | Duval Street 9:00—Ladies Day Golf Tournament, Golf Club 9:00—Thrift Shop, Navy Commissary open until 12 noon 45—Kiwanis Club, LaConcha Hotel 30—Youth for Christ Bible Stu 45—Duplicate bridge club, Ft. dy, Fleming St. Methodist Church Taylor Officers’ Club 00—Knights of Pythias, Pythian Hall, 728 Fleming St. 8:00—Stock Car Association, Le, gion Home, Stock Island AF TRAINEE—Edison W. 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