The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 26, 1954, Page 3

SUE JONES, Editor tsi a MR. AND MRS. IS THE NAME—The Ralph E. Clines cut their wedding cake at the reception which followed their wedding ceremony November 21. Mrs. Cline is the former Miss Peggy Ann McCrea—Photo by Clint Giese. [ NAVAL HOSPITAL BIRTHS |: To Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Clinton Gi 1423 Eliza St., Nov. 19, a son wi {7 lbs. 14 oz. Name: Char- les Ellis, To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ray McClain, 160-C Poinciana, Nov. 19, a daughter weighing 8 Ibs, 9 and % ox Name: Michele Rae. To Mr. afid Mrs. Loren Carlton Green, 19°Overseas Trailer Park, Nov. 19, a son weighing 6 lbs. 12 and % oz. Name:Loren Randall. To-Mr, and Mrs. John William 6 Ibs. 1 and % oz. Name: Linda Sue. Spencer, 910 Elizabeth St., a daugh-| ter weighing To Mr. and Mrs. John Horton Fletcher, 1328 Seminary, Nov. 20, a son weighing 6-Ibs 5 and % oz. Name: John Wendell. To Mr. and Mrs. William Edward Tamboer, 8-A Seaplane Base, Nov. 20, a son weighing 7 lbs. and % oz. Name: Michael William. To Mr. and Mrs. Peter Anthony Preston Jr., 118-A Peary Ct., Nov. 20, a daughter weighing 8 lbs. %4 oz. Name: Irene Renee. To Mr. and Mrs. George Alfred Bass, 1 Seaplane Base, Nov. 20, a son weighing 8 Ibs. 7 and % oz. Name: Richard Wallace. To Mr.and Mrs. George Edward Bein, .1613 Duncan St., Nov. 20, a daughter weighing 6 Ibs: 7 and % oz. Name: Nila Lee. To Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ster- enchak, 1027 Eaton St., Nov) 20, a daughter weighing 6 lbs. 15 and 4% oz. Name: .Laura.* To Mr. and-Mrs. Charles Fred- erick Smith, 149-G Poinciana, Nov. 21, a daughter weighing 7 lbs. 6 and ¥% oz. Name:Cheryl Lynn. To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dale McDonnell, 1022 Grinnell St., Nov. 21, a son weighing 7 Ibs. 13 and % oz, Name: Kevin Paul, To Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Leon Henderson, 146-D Poinciana, Nov. 21, a son weighing 7 Ibs. 6 and % oz. Name: Wilford Leon Jr. To Mr. and Mrs. John Joeh! Kel- ler, Jr., 2410 Patterson, Nov. 21, a son weighing 5 lbs. 10 oz. Name: John Joehl Jr. MOM IS YOUNGER Four per cent of women have a first baby while they are under 5 years and 26 per cent have their first child between the ages of 15 and 19, according to recent statis- tics. | BALLET DRAWS CROWD SEOUL “—Korean’s turned out last night for this capital city’s first large-scale ballet since the start of the Korean War. Bayview Park Dance Postponed The program scheduled for to- night at the basketball court in Bayview Park has been postponed | until next Tuesday, Nov. 30, it was announced today by Paul G. Al bury recreation director. “We did not want to conflict with the Shrive football game,” Atbury said) “‘so we moved: the inauguration of the new facilities up to Tuesday.” A free public dance will be given on the enlarged court from 7:30 p. m. until 10:30 p. m. Music will be furnished by John Pritchard’s orchestra and everyone is invited to come out and enjoy themselves. FORMER CITIZEN | STAFFER ACCEPTS POST ON N. C. PAPER Miss Dorothy Raymer, former | Society editor for The Citizen, has accepted a position as Wom- an’s Editor for the Wilmington, N. C., Morning Star. Miss Raymer writes that. the Morning Star is the oldest paper |in North Carolina, and that Wi- mington has shrimp boats like Key | West, and much historic import- ance. For the past year, Miss Raymer {has been engaged in public rela- tions work in New York City, | New flavor for cooked sliced | carrots: dress them with butter or | margarine, honey and prepared horseradish. Announcing THE REOPENING OF BENNY'S CAFETERIA Enjoy Benny's Superb Spanish-American Foods . . . Cafeteria Main Dining Room and from 6:30 A.M. till 2: or Dinner Style Cafeteria Open 00 P.M., aid from 5:00 P.M. until 10:00 P.M SERVICE ON PATIO AFTER 5:00 P.M. REAL SPANISH PAELLA ARROZ CON POLLO FELITE MIGNON A CABALLO The Most Wonderful Spanish or American Food Served 909 Simonton St. In Key West! Phone 2-6932 ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE Friday, November 26, 1954 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN -Paye 3 Miss McCrea Becomes Bride Of Navy Man In Ceremony At Old Stone Church White gladioli and glowing candles graced the First Church altar November 21 as Miss E. Cline spoke wedding vows befo: The new Mrs. Cline is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McCrea, | 3740 Duck Ave. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Cline of Union City, Ind. For her afternoon wedding the bride chose a full - skirted strap- less satin gown, lace bolero with a mandarin collar and long pointed sleeves, hand-chipped lace over- skirt and elbow - length tulle veil falling from a pearl tiara. She car- ried a white orchid with streamers of lilies-of-the-valley on a White Bible. ; Miss Myrna Curry, maid of hon- or, wore strapless ballerina - length lavender taffeta with a lace bolero, lace and net overskirt and contrasting yellow shoes. She car- ried ‘a spray bouquet of yellow rosebuds. Bride’s mother appear- ed in navy blue crepe, with black accessories and a corsage of pink rosebuds. _ Raymond O. Green, the bride’s brother-in-law, was best man with Jame Perry ard William Emro of the U. S. Navy as ushers. Music included’ Mrs. Thomas Whitley's organ rendition of “The Lord’s Prayer” and Mrs. Ralph Betancourt Jr.’s singing of “Be- cause,” “The Lord’s Prayer” and “O Promise Me.” x Out of town guests were Mr. and | Mrs. R: Scherlacher of Elizabeth, | N. J., aunt and uncle of the bride. Some 50 guests gathered at the bride’s parents home for a recep-| tion after the wedding. Mrs. R. 0. Greene and Mrs. Scherlacher serv- | ed refreshments from a table cen- | tered by red hibiscus and a three- tiered wedding cake. The couple plan a délayed honey-| moon in Jacksonville. | The bride, a 1954 graduate of Key West High School, has served | as junior hostess at the local USO and worked at “The Beachcomb- er” here. Cline, a graduate of Mad- ison High School, Madison, India- | na, is stationed at Boca Chica Na-| val Air Station. Real Old-Time Hoedown Planned By SubRon Wives Blue jeans and checked’ shirts | will be the uniform of the day for SubRon Wives Harvest Dance at Fort Taylor Saturday night, open- ing the holiday season for all Sub- mariners, their wives and guests. The hoedown will begin at 7:00 p.m, Mrs. E. W. Duckworth, entertain- | ment chairman for the group, an- nounces that a large crowd is ex- pected. Those planning to attend | should make reservations in order to be assured of space. Entertainment will be provided by a group of officers and their | | wives from the two Submarine| Squadrons, qinder the direction of Lt. Cdr. A. J. Miller, Lt. T. H.| Polk, and Lt. J. M. Davis. The harvest theme will be car-| ried out in the decorations for the party, and versatile Tom Whitley | will call the squares for dancing | during the evening. Mrs. J. M. Palmer heads the decorating com- mittee. | Beruba-Sawyer Nuptials Set Mr. and Mrs. A. Leland Sawyer, 904 Eaton St., announce the enga- gement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Lillian, to Ger- ard Leo Berube, son of Mr. and Mrs. Berube, Suncook, New Hamp- shire. | The wedding will take place on} | Old Stone Methodist Church. Friends and relatives are invited, j PC a Here’s a way to use the liquid | leftover from such cooked vege-| | tables as carrots, celery. snapbeans or peas. Add 1-3 cup of it to a can} | of condensed mushroom soup with | | a teaspoon of curry powder. Heat | | this quick curry-sauce with cooked | \leftover lamb, beef, or chicken; | | serve over rice with chopped pea-| |muts, crumbled crisply cooked ba- | |con, chutney, sweet pickle relish | | and coconut. 4 1 hopping Days mil Christmas | IN'T buy rashly. You make waste rushing Christmas | shopping. Your child merits more than a mere gadget giv- ing only momentary pleasure. | December 4 at 7:30 p. m. at the /' Methodist Peggy Ann McCrea and Ralph re the Rev. J.. Paul Ttouchton. Conch Bowl Party Slated By Junior Woman’s Club The public is invited to the “Conch Bowl Cocktails and Buf- fet” dinner to be sponsored by the Junior Woman’s Club next Friday just before the Conch Bowl foot- ball game. Cocktails will be served from 4:30 to 6 p. m. and dinner from 6 ’til 7:30 at the Jaycee Clubhouse on Flagler Ave. Guests may choose between ham and shrimp entrees. Sides dishes include rolls, vegeta- bles, a beverage and dessert. Mrs. William Kalmus, dinner chairman, says tickets may be pur- chased from any Junior Woman’s Club member. The club’s next regular meeting will be Dec. 7 at 8 p. m. Club members gave _ three Thanksgiving baskets to local needy families this year. Mix honey and brown gravy fla- voring sauce together and use as a glaze for spareribs. ‘ Today's By Dorothy Roe (# Women’s Editor As women continue to invade those last male strongholds, such as bars and barber shops, men have evolved a new means of es-| cape. It’s known as the Sports car. For some years now automobile | manufacturers have been design-| ing the family car to the taste of | the lady of the house. But the! sports car is strictly for the boys. | This low, racy and completely | impractical vehicle is sweeping the country, for a good and sound rea- son. It’s a toy for Papa. It is built for speed and splurge, and it’s not big enough to hold the rest of the family. The standard American motor ear of today has become a sort of living room on wheels, deco- rated according to the feminine taste. It comes in ice cream col- ors, is equipped with all kinds of gadgets to make life easier for the woman driver—push-button win- dows, power brakes and steering, automatic shift, air conditioning, built-in bottle warmers and cos- metics cases. Designers have spent millions finding out how to build a car that won’t snag nylons, that’s easy | to step into in a tight skirt, that’s easy to drive while the lady at the | wheel goes window shopping down ; main street. Tpe*modern car prac-| Altention — Men In Uniform! 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