The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 14, 1954, Page 2

. “SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN GS Leaders Plan Sgt. Belyeu io a Honored SUE JONES, Editor _ Beta Sigma Phi Completes Plans _ For Establishing Exemplar Chapter - Monday, May 10 saw the last) social, Florence Rabon and Vivian meeting of Beta Sigma Phi as one | Thompson. read the report of the committee .| ‘conditions of entrance” for pros- pective Exemplar members and *| gave copies to all members. Chairman Ellie Rae,Gywnn gave a report on ticket sales for the Lecuona Concert sponsored by Be- ta Sigma Phi and stated that sales had picked up considerably as the date of the concert neared. After full discussion the follow- ing dates were decided on: Con- ferring of Exemplar degree . on those members concerned will be held on Monday May 17 at 8:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Angela Caro; social committee meeting at the home of Vivian Thompson at 700 p. m. on May 18; installation al officers on May 21; elec- Exemplar officers on May organizational meeting of chapter May 24. Place and the last three meetings is later and members will ied by mail, eeting place and time decided on by cha} Ege regerge pedis tel Ba ag convention, rege 4 bee 3 President’s report, Sylvia tt; publicity, “Ida Gelirich; ef if : JUST ARRIVED Gibson's Gibson's BABY'S BRIDE'S BOOKS BOOKS GRADUATION CARDS Betty. Ann Stationers 516 FLEMING ST. © PHONE 2.5493 Latin-American Social Club FREE FOR ME "DANCE SATURDAY, MAY 15th 10:00 P.M, TILL 2:00 A.M. ee THE CUBAN CLUB Music by “Los Mamboleros” MEMBERS and THEIR DATES __.___.__. FREE NON-MEMBERS, $1.50 LADIES, 80c For Reservations—Call 2-5355 or 2-2602 Fiesta Alegra y Benefica May 20: At San Carlos Theater THE FILIBUSTERS By CDR, RAY BYRNS Directed by Jack Clarke (Sponsored ‘by Club San Carlos) MATINEE, 2:30 P.M.—For School Children, '50c MATINEE—For Teachers and Parents Accompanying Children __...__ - $1.00 Gala Evening Performance 8:30 P.M. — Tickets $1.50 May 21: Grand Ball—Casa Marina Music by GUS AYALA’S ORCHESTRA 9:30 P.M. Tickets, $1.50 Each (Sponsored by Junior Woman's Club) THEATER AND BALL TICKETS ON SALE Betty Ann Stationers, 516 Fleming Street id ‘ an The Book Shop, 534 Fleming Street THEATER TICKETS ON SALE AT SAN CARLOS THEATER (All Proceeds Benefit Mottroe County Juvenile Building Fund) -[| Bosco, 36, sop of Parade Entry; Make Palm Hats Mrs. Edgar Stark, program Scout. Council and Miss, Esther Bentley, field representative of the Community Chest and the United Community Defense Services, were special guests of the Girl Scout Leaders Club at their meeting last night at the Wesley House. Plans for the decorated cars to be entered by the Florida Keys Girl Scout Council in the, Armed Forces Day Parade on Saturday were completed, Mrs, Stark announced that the Council would enter five cars as a unit in the parade. The cars will be decorated at her home, 1229 Von Phister, at 2:00 P. m. on Saturday. Leaders and older Scouts who can help with the Project are asked to contaet Mrs. ‘Stark as soon as possible. Brownie leaders are asked to have one representative from each troop to ride in the cars, and In- termediate troop leaders are ask- ed to have two Girl Scouts repre- senting their troops. Scouts will meet in front of the bank and pa- rents should meet the girls at the pergola in Bayview Park imme- diatély following the parade. A Leader will ride in each car. For . {further information, contact Mrs. Stark. After the business meeting, Mrs. Neil Saunders, taught the leaders and guésts how to weave hats from palm fronds, \ Lime Plantings Urged By U, pper Keys Chamber At the regular meeting of the Upper Keys Chamber of Com- merce, held at McKee’s Museum Monday evening, Emerson Felton outlined plans for planting key lime trees on the upper keys to Teplace the old lime groves now being sacrificed Yor development on the keys. He urged members to plant lime trees as tourist at- tractions and outlined. the method of plating and eae trees. - Bu rumdy, chair- man, reported that plans for the new €, of C. were drawn and urged further - butions to that fund, Mrs. Leland Goodyear outlined plans for the ‘annual Upper Keys’ ‘ey Lime Festival and announced at a covered dish supper was being planned for the June meet- ing di the Chamber of Commerce. Public beaches were discussed and a. committee appointed to in- quire into the possibilities of im- proving the beaches already ex- isting. Jerry Ellis presided at the meeting. Chief WO Bosco With 2nd Armored Division Chiet Warrant Officer Salvatore Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Bosco, 240 E. Haverhill, Lawrence, Mass., recently arrived in Germany for duty with the 2nd ‘Armored Division. The 2nd Armored, which spear- headed the World War II drive into Germany, is now tri ly as part of the U. S. Seventh Army. Bosco, last stationed at Fort Armed Forces Day At Camp Gordon {By Station Credit |Dance At USO- Only recently returned from Ko- Tea, a former resident of Key West Florence Rabon, chairman, then | Chairman for the Florida Keys Girl|has been assigned to the. Signal| Olficers of the US Naval Station Corps ROTC Summer Camp which opens at Camp Gordon, Georgia, June 19. 4 “He is Sergeant Radford W. Bel- yeu, who worked for: five years with the Coca Cola Bottling Com- pany at Key West prior to reen- listing in the Army in 1950. Sergeant Belyeu’s wife, Dolly and children, Donna Jean, 11, and Ron- ald Lee, 3, currently reside with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Osborne Charlow, at 1404 Newton St. His family plan to join him at Camp Gordon by moving into an apart- ment in nearby Augusta, Ga. in June. Sergeant Belyeu orginally enter- ed the armed forces at Miami, Fla, in 1940. He is a graduate of Pa- hokee High School and his parents, , Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Belyeu, re-! Ig at 5880 NW 14th Ave,, Miami a, Navy Wives Will Enter Float In Parade Saturday On Tuesday evening, the Island City Navy Wives Club No. 88 held its monthly business meeting, Bet- ty Edwards, president presided at the meeting which was opened by repreating the Navy Wives Club Pledge During the business meeting na- tional officers were nominated for local delegate, Kitty Boyd, to pre- sent at the regional convention next week. It was voted to have a float in the Armed Forces Day pa- rade. Helen Horton was elected to the office of tregsurer and Dorothy Pringle was appointed card chair- man. Florence Hart won the prize for the evening. The Navy Wives Club collected $176.53 for the Can- cer Drive. All wives of enlisted personnel in the Navy, Marines and Coast Guard are ly invited to at- tend all meetings of the Club. The meetings are now held in Building 266 on the Naval Station. Mrs. Fields Will Represent Locgl . DOES At Conclave Jeanette Fields, president of the BPO Does, Key West Drove 89, as delegate to the Grand jé convention. Before returning to Key West, Mrs. Fields will visit her husband, Ralph, who is a patient at Marine Hospital in Savanneh, Georgia. Algo attending the grand lodge sessions will be Mrs. Elaine Cates, the first president of the local rove. She attended the Grand ige convention in Orlando last year. Mrs. Cates is a member of the Grand Lodge committee on courtesy resolutions and will act as a hostess for the supreme presi- dent. Mrs. Cates will be accompanied by her husband, Myrtland Cates, and Mr, and Mrs. John Lord. The group hopes to make a short trip to Mexico while in the souttwest. It was reported at the last meet- Mesias el for San Antonio | School, Union Tuesda Federal Employees Credit Union honored its president, James Reg- ister, with a steak dinper on Tues- day evening May 11, at the A and B Lobster House. services to the credit union, Reg- istar was presepted with a-Shaefer lifetime executive double pen desk set in handsome gold and black onyx. Francis X. Delaney, trea- surer of the credit union made executive board with the privilege of attending any or all meetings at any time. It was with sincere regret that the officers bid Mr, Register their “‘good-byes.” ‘ Those attending the affair were James Register, president; execu- tive board members John Morris, Francis X. Delaney, Eugene Fa- bal, Max Foster, Arthur Cade and Norman Kranich, Credit committee members Tho- mas Gibson, Lawrence Higgs Homer Herrick, and supervisory committee members Elizabeth Ach- — Florence Rabon and George arey. Apply To Wed The following couples have ap- Plied for marriage licenses in the cup aes County Judge Raymond Joe N.. Wooten, 43, 728 Emma, aod Helen Jackson, 25, same ad- dress, Edsel. R. Hargis, 27, Overseas Trailer Court, and Patricia Meke, 23, 1306 Newton, John A. Pinter, 24, U. S, Naval Station, gnd Audrey Brock, 28, 1904 Venetia. sj Laurie E, Sweeting 27, 1410 Petronia, and Joyce Silverio, 21, 642 Olivia. A ge G. Watler, 22, USS Logan, bc Myrna Saunders 18, 2330 Sta- 5, James M. Kelly, 28, Fleet Sonar Norman Brown 20, USS Penguin, and Jackie Missler 17, Overseas Trailer Court. Raymond . Jones, 28, USS Gil- more, and Josephine McDade, 19, F-4 Ft. Taylor. 1 George’ W. ‘Marshall, 29, VX-1 Seaplane Base, and Dorothy Free- man, 24, 317 Amelia. MYF Benefit Tonight ° At Fleming St. Church A deightful evening is plan- ned at the Fleming Street Church gnnex at 8 o'clock to- night when a social for the benefit of the MYF Camping Fund wilt be held,’ Mr. Chester: Sawyer is in charge of the affair and prom- YMCA Saturday A gala Armed Forces Day dance with musie by the Ayala Combo is scheduled for 9:00 p. m. tomorrow YMCA. Door p. m., and there’s a tourney for players as well. Or listen to an hour of classical music, Free dance classes with Arthur Murray instructors are held at 1:30 Wednesday nights. Play cards or watch the show rehearsal at 9:00 p. m. The Ayala Combo returns to the USO on Thursday night for dane- ing on the Patio. : Friday is ‘Games Choice” night Telephone: Citizen Office, 2-3662 Page 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Friday, May 14, 1954 CLUB CALENDAR EVERY Friday 10:00—Gym Classes for Officers’ FRIDAYS ey 8:00—Eastern EVERY’ Sondsy 3 Cadets, soacians Community House EVERY MONDAY eae Saree 10:00—Gym Class for Officers’ wives, Bi 83, Seaplane Base ‘: ae “Marit” Nro, 3, Cabliiene te Marti, 919 Elizabeth oor 515 Duval Street MONDAY, May 17 | $:004eBlizabeth Taylor Circle, 1st Baptist Church annes. 7:20—Pythian » Pythian Hall, 728 Fleming Street. f Wives, Bldg. 83, Seaplane Base for Christ, Poinciana Baptist Church “ Lodge, Pythian Hall, 728 Fleming Street Star, Scottish Rite Temple, 533 Eaton Street TONIGHT IS PRIZE NIGHT and you can listen to or dance to|f Miss America ‘51 Will Be Married HOLLYWOOD (#—Mss America of 1951, Yolande Betbeze, 24, is engaged to marry Matthew Fox, |[j 40, movie and TV executive. A Hollywood spokesman for Fox said yesterday tha’ the couple, now in New York, will be married in | fii} July. Miss Betbeze, a former Univer- sity of Alabama student, is study- ing music on a scholarship in New INVITATION 7:30 and 11:00 GREAT MISSOURI RAID r 9:31 ONLY , York. Fox is board chairman of ||} Motion Pictures for Television, Inc., and a partner im United Ar- tia's. No Money Down Sale/|j Now Going. On . Buy Now and Save! EISNER FURNITURE CO. Poinciana Center —_—_—_—___ Roller Skate PRIVATE ARTY. Parents Admitted Free SATURDAY—KIDS SESSION 420 SOUTHARD 28161 NIGHTLY Rey West Radio and TV Service - aay ra INSTALLATIONS Car Radios A Specialty Banks, Mass., is veteran ofjing of the Does, that the Follies World War II and the Korean con-|held the first of the month was flict and wears the Bronze Star|/a huge success. The Drove will Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, Good | make the Follies an annual event. Conduct Medal and the Purple|. 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