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

Society — Personals — News Of Interest To Women ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE SUE JONES, Editor Naval Annex Wives To Sponsor Greek Orphan, GS Troop Naval Annex Officers’ Wives Club will continue to sponsor the little Greek orphan girl they have been caring for through the “Save the Children Federation” and will sponsor the Girl Scout troop being organized at the Naval Station for Navy dependents. group voted on these two projects at their coffee meeting at the Key Wester pool on Tuesday, October 12. A Halloween theme was used in the decorations. Hostesses were Fran Loeblich, Kay Kidd, Ping Terrill and Nat Allen. Mrs, Helen Sherman was elect- ed as the new advisory board Member replacing Pat Wheeler whose term expires December 1. Kitty Mather will be the group’s 35TH ANNIVERSARY—A group of BPW members are the LaConcha Hotel in honor of the founding of the organization. shown at the coffee held last Tuesday at The party was part of the TELEPHONE: Citizen Office, 2-5662 Saturday, October 16, 1954 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page @ Reports Given At Red Cross Board Meeting The Board of Directors and Serv- ice Chairmen of the Key West Chapter of the American Red| Cross held their quarterly meeting Wednesday afternoon with the Rev. Ralph Rogers, chairman, presid- ing. Don Nichols, public relations chairman with the chapter was elected by members present to fill a vacancy on the board. Highlights of the meeting were | the chapter participation in the United Appeal which started with | a “Dutch Treat” breakfast yester-| day morning. vave King, Red Cross fund chair- | J in the schoo! | man briefly outlined the o: Junior activities are now im pr in each of the schools in the city, Edward Bayly, disaster aire izas which is n the event tion of this committee Prepared to function of a disaster to our c The next qu be held the se January. Ever mix fi Pepper with gr: chopped green cheddar cheese and use as a ing for broiled tomatoes? Tastes heavenly with broiled steak, chops or hamburg- OCEANFRONT LUXURY man outlined the campaign plans| 7 assist. requesting each board member *| Judge Eva Warner Gibson, Serv- activi- heart of all ee op local club‘s celebration of National BPW Week. Left to right, men Rhodecap, Margaret Strassler, line Nihoul, Rita Yates (seated), new co-chairman. Plans were made for the annual Christmas dance and buffet to be i Mary Lee Graham (seated), Car- Henriette Brown, Joan Mardis (seated), Grace Crosby, Pau- ice group chairman will sponsor | Wilhelmina Harvey and Alice Nix.—National Photo. the annual “Christmas On the held at Ft. Taylor on December 11, with Dottie Toy as chairman. Moyde Lovejoy volunteered as chairman of the committee for Christmas baskets for the needy * | families. GIRLS’ DAY—sponsored by the BPW Club, in coperation with city officials, as part of the local club’s observance of National Business and Professional Women’s Week, was a huge success. Mary Lee Graham, Girls’ Day chairman, assisted by Joan Mardis and Angela Caro, planned the annual observance. The Is pictured above are students at Key West High School and the Convent of Mary Immaculate. They were appointed by the schools to fill various city offices—Citizen Staff Photo, Don Pinder. "NAVAL. HOSPITAL BIRTHS | Huots Have Son Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lloyd Huot, 808 Eaton Street, are the parents of a 7 pound, 14% ounce boy born at the Naval Hospital on October 2. He has been named Edwin Le- wis, Keysers Hve Boy Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wayne Key- ser, Woodson’s Trailer Park, Stock Island, are the parents’ of a son Lloyd Wayne, Jr. The baby weigh- ed 9 pounds, 10 ounces at birth at the Naval Hospital on October 3. Nobiles Have Girl A baby girl who has been nam- ed Linda Christina was born on October 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Salva- tore Ronald Nobile, of Mastic Trailer Park, United Street. The baby weighed 7 pounds, 1% ounces at birth at the Naval Hospital. Baby Boy Klise Lt. (jg) Jerome Joseph Klise, 1440 Grinnell Street, are the par- ents of a son, Terrance Jerome, born at the Naval Hospital on Oct- ober 6. He weighed 8 pounds, 24 ounces. . Baby Boy Pleckinger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adam Pleckinger, Big Coppitt Key, are the parents of a son Bruce Wolf. He weighed 7 pounds, 5% ounces at birth at the Naval Hospital on October 2. Wrights Have Girl Mr. and Mrs. David Paul Wright, 1-1 Poinciana, have named their daughter Deborah Sue, She weigh- ed 7 pounds, 5 ounces at birth at the Naval Hospital on October 6, Son For Learves Mr. anu Mrs. J. L, Learue, Stock Island Trailer Park, are the par- ents of a 7 pound, 3 ounce son born on October 3 at the Naval Hospital. He has been named Rich- ard Lamar, Baby Boy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith, 113-A Poinciana, haye named their son Walter Neil. He weighed 7 pounds, 3% ounces at birth at the Naval Mospital on October 2. | Baby Girl Shive Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pendleton Shive, 1031 Catherine Street, an- nounce the birth of their daughter, Catherine Marie, at the Naval Hos- pital on October 2. She weighed 8 pounds, 4% ounces. Dwyers Have ‘Son Mr. and Mrs, James Joseph Dwyer, 39-D Arthur Sawyer Road, are the parents of an 8 pound, 54 ounce son born on September 30 at the Naval Hospital. He has been named. John Patrick. Baby Girl Mogis Mr.and Mrs, Esme Mogis, 19-1 Poinciana Place, announce the birth of their daughter Joy Pame- la on October 4, at the Naval Hos- pital. The baby weighed 6 pounds, 9% ounces, Valentines Have Son Ledr. and Mrs. Earnest Valen- tine, 2015’ Seidenberg Avenue, are the parents of a 6 pound, 5% ounce son born at the Naval Hospital on October 4. He has been named Mai- thew Edgar. Girl For Howards Mr. and Mrs, William Lively Ho- ward, Jr., US Naval Air Station, GCA Unit 8, announce the birth of a daughter, Theresa Lynn on Octo- ber 4 at the Naval Hospital. The baby weighed 7 pounds 11% ounces, Wilsons Have Boy Mr. and Mrs, Harold Allen Wil- son, 127-C Peary Court, are the parents of a 7 pound, 7% ounce son who has been named Harold Allen, Jr. He was born at the Na- val Hospital on October 5. Son For Selmons Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Carl Selmon, 540 White Street, have named their son Robert Carl. He was born at the Naval Hospital on October 5 and weighed 7 pounds, 14 ounces. Smiths Son Mr. and Mrs, Laird Wayne Smith, 329 Williams Street, are the par- ents of a § pound, 10% ounce son born at the Naval Hospital on Oct- jober 6. He has been named Gary Lane. - Helen Sherman drew the ticket for the door prize which was won by Susan Madden. Hostesses for next month’s meet- ing are Irene Roscoe, Delores Erne, Claire Phillips. and Helen Gates. The time and.place will be an- nounced at a later date. Girl Scouts Together Several Girl. Scout Troops have reported on their activities this week. If every Brownie and In- termediate Troop would appoint a reporter, we could have a nice col- umn every Saturday and all Girl Scouts in town would know what their sister Scouts are doing. How about it? Barbara Willard, Scout reporter for Troop 14 writes: “On Saturday the second of Oct- ober, the Girl Scouts of Troop 14 had a cookout at the Flag Field on the Seaplane Base. “Rhoda Sturtevant, Katherine Cooper, Susan Young and Dianna Patsiga were in charge of all the refreshments. “Catherine Rule was in charge of all the games. “Our leaders, Mrs. Dunton, Mrs. White and Mrs. Spear were pre- sent.” Judith Forns of Troop 5 tells us: “Troop 5 will have its annual Family Supper this year on Mon- day, October 18 at 6:30 p. m. “On the menu will be spaghetti and meatballs, as the main course, olives, iced tea, assorted pickles, Cuban cocas and cake. “The supper will be held down- stairs at the Congregational Church Service Center. There will be var- ious types of entertainment pro- vided by the troop.” Collection Slow For Hospital Fans Mrs. Henry Sands, president of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Mon- roe General Hospital, said today that only $24 has been raised thus far in the drive to furnish the hos- pital with wall fans. The goal set in this drive was $1,000, but as there has been prac- tically no response to the appeal, installation of fans will have to be put off until a later date. Col- lections will continue to be made, but until there is a larger amount available it will be impossible to start work. Williams Have Girl Lt. and Mrs. James Thomas Williams of 78 Felton Road an- nounce the birth of their daughter Teresa Louise. She weighed 7 pounds, 3 ounces when she was Bore. atthe Naval Eiegigyl on ‘Oct- ober 4, Baby Boy Davis Mr. and Mrs. William Darrol Davis, 414 Louisa Street, are the Parents of a son, Darrol Dwain, born at the Naval Hospital on Oct- ober 6. He weighed 8 pounds, 12 ounces at birth. The maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Williams, live at 412 Louisa Street. Baby Girl La Russe Mr. and Mrs. James Jean La Russa, 725 Duval Street, announce the birth of their daughter, Doro- thy Marie, at the Naval- Hospital on October 7. She weighed 6 pounds 1 ounce at birth, Birthday Party Highlights BPW Celebration; To Be Annual Event One of the most delightful meet- ings of National Business Women’s Week took place Tuesday evening in the La Concha’s Rainbow Room, when the Business and Profession- al Women’s Club met to celebrate the 35th Anniversary of the found- ing of their national organization. Chairman Margaret Strassler and her hostesses: Angela Caro, Carmen Rhodecap and Rae. Car- mitchell, handled all arrangements for the “Birthday Party.” Bright gladioli and fern set-off by red and white candles made up the table decorations, and refresh- ments included mints, ice cream, mixed nuts, coffee and special Birthday Cake made by members of the Key West Woman’s Club and presented to the B.P.W. This gift from the Woman’s Club was a particularly thoughtful one as most BPW members were in their offices all day and unable themselves to prepare homemade cake for the occasion. Presiding over the meeting was Wilhelmina Harvey, general chair- man for National Business Wo- men’s Week, and BPW members present included: Joan Mardis, president; Mary Lee Graham, Alice Nix and Grace Crosby—past presidents—all of whom were call- ed on for impromptu speeches; Margaret Cusick, first vice presi- dent; Avis Ward; Henriette Brown; Eva Lee Newhouse; Carola Nettles; Rita Yates; Pauline Ni- houl; Kay Holland; Valmoi Lock- lair; Martie Hartley; and Sarah Butz. The guest list included Mrs. Lt. Lilly Russell, Salvation Army | representative; Mary Ann LoCas-| tro; Elsie Rolfe; Gladys Lott; | Anna Higdon; and Kitty Darley. All members and guests enthusi- astically extended their best wishes | to the BPW Club on its 35th Anni- | versary, wishing the organization Many more years of continued | success. | Just before the closing benedic- | tion by special guest Mrs. Lilly | Russell, Mrs. Harvey suggested, in view of the enthusiastic response to Oil Movie Set For USO Sunday Night At 7:45 A special movie “The Story of Colonel Drake” will be shown at the USO-YMCA Sunday evening at 7:45. The movie is being shown in eonnection with Oil Progress Week. “Frenchie” starring Shelly Win- ters will be the regular Sunday night movie and begins at 8:00. The dance tonight begins at 9:00 and the Debonaires will furnish the music. Elvira Perez, Joyce Loun- ders, and Lillian Golden will serve | Tefreshments. - | Coffee and doughnuts will be} served from 9:30 to 10:30 Sunday | morning with Vida and Joyce Thompson, and Dotty Atwell as hostesses. The popular ‘family style” Sunday morning coffee hour will be followed by chapel chimes and church call. Assorted prizes will be awarded at the Lucky Party on Monday night. The party begins at 8 o'clock and Elizabeth Russell and Patty Brady will be hostesses. There'll also be a song session. Tuesday night another round in the ping pong and pool tourneys plus an hour of classical music. Servicemen can “talk a letter home” for just 15 cents on Wed- nesday night from 8 to 9 p.m. A song session with piano and guitar | has also been planned for Wed- nesday with Joyce Lounders as} hostess and Paul Doweiler as host. | Thursday night the Ayala Combo | Plays for the dance on the Patio. | Name your favorite card game —chances are you'll be able to play it at the USO-YMCA on Fri- (day night—“Games choice” night! this—the first BPW Birthday Par- ty held in Key West—that the Club schedule this party each year dur- | ing National Business Women’s | Week—a suggestion that met with spontaneous applause on all sides. Mrs. Harvey also voiced the thanks of the entire group for the kind cooperation of Mr. Claude V. Neal, manager of the La Concha, for the use of the Rainbow Room. And thus ended one of the high- lights of National Business Wo- men’s Week. BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Harold A Stevens announce the birth of a daughter, Darlene Ann, on September 27 at Norfolk, Va. The baby weighed seven pounds, 12 ounces. Mrs. Stevens is the former Joan Lord, daughter of County Judge Ray- mond R, and Mrs. Lord, Suzy’s Note Book Tonight — Don’t miss the Columbus Day Ball at the Ca- sa Marina. So it looks like rain — so the dance will be in- side and there’s a terrific floor show. Monday night — First re- hearsal for “Harvey” — at the Barn Theatre. Sunday afternoon — Junior Woman's Club membership tea — will honor their president and all “seniors” are cordially invited. Tuesday night — High School PTA. Dr. Campbell will speak and a student panel will also be on the program. Key Wester Hotel Cabana Colony Cabanas Available 1954 - 1955 SEASON Limited to Six Persons Nov. - Dec. - Jan. - Feb. - March - April only, j by M ine we 700 Plus Tax MOVE IN TODAY RENT STARTS NOV. 1, 1954 H, G. 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