The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 15, 1954, Page 3

Society — News Of Interest To Women SUE JONES, Editor O’Bryant Tells Truman PTA Of School Trends Horace O’Bryant, Supervisor of Public Instruction, in his speeech Tuesday night to the parents and teachers present at the Truman P. T. A. meeting. stressed import- ant factors in the future develop- ment of education facilities in our community. “The greatest problem facing the school board,” he said, “is keeping up with the baby “crop,” This past year there were 1200 infants born in Monroe ‘ County which means that six years from now adesuate classrooms must be provided for these future first graders. O’Bryant then went on to say that even if these classrooms were provided for this anticipated group, it would mean nothing unless there were competent teachers to carry out the education program. ~ “Your classrooms are only as good as your teachers, and unless more attention and recognition is given those men and women, many will feel it a thankless job and turn to some more satisfying pro- fession,” he stated. In quoting some ways in which teachers should be recognized in the community O’Bryant stressed the importance of making them feel welcome in our social and ci- vic groups. The teaching profes- sion is a significant one, and most of us have forgotten that at one time so much respect was accord- ed a teacher that the whole class ,Toom stood when the teacher en- tered the room. This honor is still due those who are the leaders of ‘our children, A recent. group attended the Meeting, showing that, as O’Bry- ant pointed out, there is a grow- ing trend of interest toward the parent - teacher relationship. After this interesting - program, the hospitality committee invited everyone to the first floor where refreshments and a social hour fol- lowed. The room count for the meeting Was won by Mrs. Kearns’ 1st grade and Mrs. Cochran's 4th grade. a3 SHE’S ENGAGED — Mr. and Mrs. Blondon B. Goehring, 1121 Olivia Street, announce. the en- gagement of their daughter, Myrna Lois, to Donald John Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Williams, 822 White Street. The wedding date will be announced later—Photo by Poray. DeMolay Mothers Name Officers The DeMolay Mothers Circle named officers for the coming year at a meeting held Tuesday night at the Masonic Temple Roof Garden. A large group attended the meeting. Mrs. Frances Berkett is the new president, and her fellow-officers are Mrs, Edith Foster, vice presi- dent; Mrs. Ora Moore, secretary; Mrs. Rosalie Sheppard, treasurer; and Mrs. Adeline Muse, chaplain. Members voted to change the meeting date to the second Tues- day of each month. The place and exact meeting time will-be an- nounced later. A Christmas party will be held to entertain the DeMolay boys. Hostesses for the November meeting will be Mrs. Rosalie Shep- pard and Mrs. Adeline Muse. 45 Tomorrow Night HEAR F sei M. Detaeiler EVANGELIST 729 FLEMING STREET ¢ BLACK SUEDE @ BROWN and BEIGE Appelrouth’s Shoe Center There Is No Substitute for Quality 604 Duval Street Dial. 2-2532 ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE | NAVAL HOSPITAL BIRTHS Greens Have Boy Mr. and Mrs. Donald Merle Green, 78-1 Poinciana, are the par- ents: of a°7 pound, 2 ounce baby boy born on October 6 at the Nav- al Hospital. He has been named Gary Wayne. Girl for Henkes Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Frederick Henke, Jr. of 616 Caroline Street, announce the birth of their daugh- ter, Cynthia Jo, at the Naval Hos- pital on October 11. She weighed @ pounds, 13% ounces. Baby Boy Sportsman Mr. and Mrs.. Joe Sportsman, Jr. are the parents of a 7 pound, 5 ounce son, Jeffery Vaughn. He was born at the Naval Hospital on October 10. The parents live at 141-E Poinciana. : Bey for Bragans Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lamar Bra- gan, 100-J Poinciana, announce the birth of their son, Billy Lamar, Jr., at the Naval Hospital on Octo- ber 7. The baby weighed 6 pounds, 11 ounces, Baby Boy Rennicks Mr. and Mrs. Leland Burdett Rennicks of McDonald. Avenue, Stock Island are the parents of a 6 pound, 7%, ounce son born on October 8 at the Naval Hospital. Mrs. Rennicks is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Curry of the a- bove address. Son for Vasils Mr- and Mrs. Peter Vasil, Over- seas Trailer Court, Stock. Island, have named their son, Michael Peter. He weighed 7 pounds when lie was born at the Naval Hospital Abbetts Boy Mr. and Mrs, Paul Andrew Ab- bott, 128-B Peary Court, are the parents of a.9 pound, 10% ounce baby boy born on October 9 at the Naval Hospital. He has been nam- ed William Charles. Baby Boy Silas Mr.. and: Mrs. Alfred Silas, 1200 Varela Street, have named their son, Roy David. He weighed 6 pounds, 5% ources at birth at the Naval Hospital on October 7. Fletchers Have Girl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eugene Cushmans Have Son | Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Frank Cush-| man, 920 Eaton Street, are the par-| ents of an 8 pound, 5% ounce son born on October 7 @t the Naval Hospital. He hasybeen named Dan- iel Frank. The mother is the daughter of Mrs. Julia M. Sheehan of County Kerry, Ireland. Baby Girl Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ‘John Ro- berts, 702 Duval Street, announce the birth of their daughter, Deb- orah Marie, at the Naval Hospital on October 9. She weighed 8 pounds, 5% ounces. Her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hilary A. Crusoe, live at 407 Caroline Street. VX-1 Officers’ Wives Honor Five Newcomers A coffee, given in honor of the new - comers to VX-1- Officers’ Wives Club, was given in the home of Mrs. C. W. Knapp, Wednesday, October 13. Hostesses who greeted the new members at the door and introduced them were Mesdames, R. Semmes, Jr., P. E. Greenlee and C. W. Knopp. The table was covered with a Halloween cloth and was centered with colorful Halloween decora- tions. Coffee was served and guests en- joyed friendly chatting while the hostesses passed trays of delicious sweet rolls, cake and doughnuts. New members welcomed were Mrs. W. E. Saunders; Mrs, T. J. Kerr, Mrs. W. Henry, Mrs. J. D. Lowe and Mrs. C F Wiesendang- A Methodist Youth Hold Quarterly Meeting Thursday || The Southernmost Sub - district met last night at Fleming Street Methodist Church for their quaz- terly meeting. Merle Deland led the group in a very impressive worship ser- vice. Beverly Simmons, president of the Sub-district, then took over to conduct the business meeting. Committees were chosen: for a cake and candy sale and an acti- vity night. Sandra Duane was cho- pounds,|sen as the new Christian Faith Juniors To Honor Mrs. Wood At Tea Sunday Afternoon Invitations were mailed this week for the reception Sunday hon- oring Mrs. Chester Wood, presi- dent of the Junior Woman’s Club and to welcome prospective mem- bers being rushed at this tea. The reception will be held from four till five at the Woman’s Club, 319 Duval Stréet. All members of the Woman's Club have been invited to attend. The social committee members responsible for the reception are Mrs. Paul Landrum, Mrs. Richard Gaunt, Mrs. D. J. Scadlock, Miss ida Ramos and Miss Betty Louise Roberts, In the receiving line greeting the guests will be executive board members Mrs. Chster Wood, Mrs. Raymond Blais, Mrs. Jack Kerr, Miss Mary Ann Matchett, Miss Do- ra Martinez and, Mrs, James D. hand-made, Church will be the host church this year. A committee was chosen for this project and also one to handle the Christmas program this year. The group approved helping someone or a group at Thanksgiv- ing and Christmas time this year. HONORS ANNOUNCED Philip A. Turner, 95 Sigsbee Rd., has been awarded fresh- a honors at Lehigh Univer- sity. UNICYCLE PERFORMER TO M.C. BALL SAT. Mike Higgens, who presents one of the greatest unicycle and bicy- cle acts of our times, will be at the second annual Columbus Day Ball which will be held at Casa Marina Hotel Patio tomrrow night. Higgens will be master of cere- monies for the affair, which is scheduled from 8 p. m. until 1:30 a. m. | For the Bride... for the woman who loves nice things .. .| pastel satin LINGERIE BAGS THREE TO A SET Also... embroidered white and moss green Individual Hosiery Bags TRINKETERO 514 DUVAL STREET TELEPHONE: Citizen Office, 2-5661 Friday, October 15, 1954 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Service Notes ROY BUTLER FRANK RUSSELL THREE LOCAL BOYS are com- | pleting their Air Force basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. * They are Roy R. Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Butler, 3435 Flagler Avenue; Harold D. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Miller, 1024 White Street. and Frank D. Russell, son of Mrs. Valenzuela, D-1 George Allen Apartments. The training received at Lackland prepares the trainee for entrance into Air Force technical training and for as- signment in specialized work. e@ 9 Childrens Cold DONALD MILLER Citizen Advertisements ‘Help Save You Money | FRED ASTAIRE NEEDS MEN AND WOMEN Ages 18 - 32 To Train as Ballroom Instructors Full or Part-Time at His Key West School Must Be Neat, Intelligent, Local Resident Personal References Required Apply in Person Only to Mrs. Pollock 534 DUVAL ST., FROM 10 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. and 6:30 - 8 P.M. NOTICE We DO NOT Employ or Have As Our Representatives © Bronze Bootie Salesman © Coupon Solicitors © Home Portrait Photographers We Are Not Conducting Any Type of Contest. All of our Portrait Photography is Taken at our Studio PORAY STUDIO 404 SOUTHARD STREET "ee fe IRENE BOYD “MISS CANADA OF 1953" and Her Daring Preview Girls JAM SESSION—Every Saturday, between 4-6 P.M. FUN — LAUGHS — REAL JUMPY JACKIE LANE ® NORA FORD GORGEY FRANCINE ® CAROL COLLIER BILLY BURKE ® BONNIE BLUE Comic M.C., DON COSTELLO | om MUSIC by JOE TRENT evoue PREVIEW LOUNGE All - Star GIRLIE SHOW Featuring o eS) we 700 DUVAL STREET Page 3 RAUL’S Excellent Food - Moderate Prices DINNERS from $1.60 a la carte Full-Course DINNER jie... Seen SLE WE HAVE A BANQUET MENU TO FIT YOUR PARTY BUDGET — AFTERNOON LUNCHEONS - BIRTHDAY - ANNIVER- SARY AND PARTIES OF ANY TYPE! GALA : (Malloweey COSTUME BALL FRIDAY, OCT. 29 Main Room By Reservation Only $1.00 Per Person e e Dancing Until 4 IN THE MORNING with Norman Kranich Hats - Noisemakers + Favors One Drink of Our Special Hallowe'en Brew!! GRAND PRIZE — Two Trips To Havana Via AEROVIAS Q for the best and most original man’s and lady’s costume DOOR PRIZE — A Beautiful Bul- ova “Miss America” Wrist. Watch CHAMPAGNE PRIZES NOW! This Friday and EVERY FRIDAY is Champagne Prize Nite! 24 Bottles of Champagne to be given away every Friday Nite CONTINUOUS DANCING and ENTERTAINMENT TO 4:00 AM.