The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 10, 1954, Page 5

SUE. JONES, Editor cutimmneincemmamee Te eRe Junior Woman’s Club Hears Talk On Art And Historical Society ‘The Junior Woman’s Club met Tuesday evening for their business meeting and social. Lorraine Wood, president, open ed the meeting and following the reading of the minutes of the pre vious meeting by Marge Warner, introduced Mrs. Ida°Gellrich who s poke briefly of the Key West Art and Historical Society, its function s and aims for the museum and art gallery at. East Martello Tower. Memberships were accepted into’ the society and club members were invited to visit the gallery. Welfare chairman, Marge War- ner, announced that the welfare committee had distributed Thanks- baskets to several families. The baskets contained hams, can- ned vegetables, fruit, nuts and different staples. “Betty Willis spoke briefly on the aims of the survey now being con- ducted by the Woman’s Club and the state mental health association for the purpose of determining the number of exceptional children in the community The two groups were asked by the state legislature at its last ses- sion to make the survey for the purpose of compiling information on which the legislature can base appropriations fer the expansion of existing facilities. A check for $150 will be pre- sented next week to the Communi- ty Chest. The check represents the proceeds from the comic softball game played against the Key West Lions Club for the ‘benefit of the Chest. pe Smoker : a the CUBA SHOP $92 DUVAL STREET Lay It Away Now Give Mom Glamor Present Her With A Course aan nce pea ema ociety — Personals Friday, December 10, 1954 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN chants are to be thanked for their | fine cooperation. ‘Funds obtained from activities such as the dinner are used in helping and supporting the Juniors’ community projects. The club also decided to sponsor a booth sale on Saturday of hand- made items with the proceeds go- ae to the fund for Timmy Men- za, ‘ The meeting was followed by cards and refreshments. Cakes and hot chocolate were served. The tables were decorated with bowls of tiny chrysanthemums. The |* | tea table was centered with an ar- Virginia Whitmarsh, Barbara Ad- ams and Sally Drussell. Darien Zerbe Has Birthday Party Miss. Darien Bertha Zerbe cele- brated her 8th birthday at the home of her parents recently. The young guests included Ann and Nancy Harris, Nancy Peacock, Ronilda, Dennis and Adrian Good- rich, Catherine Wickers, Ann Ma- tie Noel, Belinda and Robert Ber- man, Joan Thompson, Mary Ann and John Grimes, Belinda Bazo and Damaso Santana. Ray, Richard and Lee Cater, Claudette and Sharon Salis, Mary Key, Martha Wallace, Paula Sabita, Jean-and Charlene Nelson and Thomas Woody. A number of parents were also present, The young guests enjoyed games and refreshments of turkey sand- wiches, sodas, ice cream, candy and birthday cake, To The New Reducing Classes STARTING NOW Adorable a Salon : 94 SIMONTON STREET Employing the Nationally Advertised MacLevy Sysiem - Guaranteed To Take Off Inches For Free Demonstration... TELEPHONE 2-2152 . 1120 Truman Avenue, announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Mary, to Robert R. Kemp, is the son of Mrs. Maria M. 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