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

Society — Personals — News Of Interest To Women TELEPHONE: Citizen Office, 2-5661 SUE JONES, Editor ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE House. A COURT OF AWARDS—was held by Girl Scout Troop 10 Iast Saturday.night at the Wesley In the above picture, Miss Arlene Merritt, co-leader, presents Sally Lewinsky with her Curved Bar. Also receiving her Curved Bar was Ginny Nolte. Beverly Sue Jones was advanced to First Class during the ceremony. Left to right are Miss Nolte, Miss Lewinsky, Miss Merritt and Miss Jones.—Citizen Staff Photo, H. G. Enns. GS Troop 10 Has Court Of Awards Last Saturday There were some very proud mamas and daddies at the Wesley House last Saturday night as they| watched their young daughters, members of Girl Scout Troop 10, serve a delicious spaghetti supper and afterwards receive hard-earn- ed Girl Scout badges in an impres- sive Court of Awards. Miss Arlene Merritt, co-leader of the troop, conducted the candle light ceremony. Ten tall green candles, each one representing one of the Girl Scout laws, were lighted by members of the troop as each repeated one of the laws. Miss Merritt then officially in- vested Sylvia Machin and present- ed her with her Girl Scout pin, and welcomed Diana Covington, a transfer, to the troop. Second class rank and proficien- cy badges were awarded to Flor- ence Hoffman, Kathy Hanskat, Tommie Sue Montgomery, Janet Greenlee and Barbara Luke. Second Class Scouts who receiv- ed additional badges were Marie} Huggins, Vera Stout, Madeline Han-| son! Darnella Carey and Sheila Stegsland. Beverly Sue Jones was advanced to first class and Sally Lewinski an& Ginny Nolte received theif curved bars. These girls were also given their proficiency badges. Mrs. Huggins prepared the din- ner assisted by troop members. ic condition on their nerves. | | It sems that members of the decorating committee were busy spraying ail sorts of lovely and un- usual decorations fort the dance — and talking about the extra special door prizes. The club will be decorated by a committee under the direction of Louis Hutchings and Anne Cruse. Table decorations are being plan- | ned by Dora Deane Rice and Mary Jane Becker. A large Christmas tree will be | decorated by Lorene Rodgers, Fon- |nie Micheals and their committee. Lillian English is chairman of the nacks’’ committee and the door prizes were arranged for by Lo- rene Redgers, Anne Cruse, and Louise Hutchings. . Table reservations are limited to |twelve with adjacent tables for lar- ger groups. They may be made by calling Mary Clark, 2-3511, ext. 449; Helen Sherman, 2-6533 or Anne Lynne, 2- 6073 or Fort Taylor, 2-6431. Does duckling taste best to you when it has a tough skin? Then roast grees) temperature for two to two- and - one - half hours. ~~ Club Calendar Publicity chairmen for organizations listed in the Club Calendar are requested to no: tify the society editor if there has been any change in the REGULAR date, time or place of meetings so that the calendar will be correct at all times. — as EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:00—Junior Chamber of Comm WEDNESDAY, December 15 erce, Clubhouse, Flagler Ave. 10:00—OWC Book Review — cancelled will resume in January 10:00—Island City Navy Wives, 12:30—HS-1 Officers’ Wives Club } 12:30—Naval Air Station Officer: 8:00—F and AM, Dade Lodge, 8:90—BPW Club, at EVERY THURSDAY 12:15—Rotary 1:00—Thrift Shop, Navy Com 6:30—Lions Club, at Lions Den. Bldg. 266, Naval Station uncheon Wives luncheon cottish Rite Temple, 533 Eaton St. Woman’s Club, 319 Duval Street Club at La Concha Hotel missary, open until 4:00 p. m. 1007 Seminary St. 7:30—CAP Cadets, Poinciana Community House 7:30—Princes of Syracuse, Pythian Hall, 728 Fleming St 9:00—Monroe General Hospital Auxiliary sews at hospital THURSDAY, December 16 30:00—Martha Linda Franks Circle, First Baptist Church 2:30—V 7:30—Amateur Radio Club, Ar 8:00—Band Boosters, Band Roo 8:00—Girl Scout Council, 8:00—Elks Lodge, club house, 3 EVERY FRIDAY 10:00—Gym Classes for Officers 7:30—Youth for Christ, Poincia 8:00-Veterans of W. W. I, K FRIDAY, December 17 7:30—Shrine Club, place to be 7:30—Triangle Club of Pythian 8:00—Cayo Hueso Grotto, 418 F EVERY SATURDAY 2:30—N. Duval St. Chowder and EVERY SUNDAY 2:00—CAP Cadets, Poinciana 3:30—Orden Caballeros de la L EVERY MONDAY 10:00—Gym Class far Officers’ (0—Sigsbee Community Cou: 8:00—Logia “Marti” Nro. 3, C 8:00—Alcoholics Anonymous MONDAY, December 20 3:00—Elizabeth Taylor Circle, 1 7:30—Pythian Sisters, Pythian Hi 7:30—WSCS, Ley Memorial Me 8:00—Juvenile Council, Clinic B 8:00—General Meeting, Women 0! 8:00—Methodist Men at Wesle: X-1 Officers’ Wives Clut Board p, to be announced mory Bldg., White and Southard m, High School annex 1 of Directors 13 Duval Street Wives, Bldg 83, Seapiane Base na Baptist Church of P Hall, 728 Fleming Street. announced ters, to be announced ront Street, usptairs Marching Society, 209 Duval St. Community House uz, 422 Amelia St. wives, Bldg. 83, Seaplane Base neil at Shelter aballeros de Marti, 919 Elizabetb st Baptist Church annex all. 728 Fleming Street thodist Church annex uilding, of Fleming Street f ist Presby. Church y House, 1100 Varella Street 8:00—Lions Club Auxiliary, Lions Den, Seminagy Street it at a moderate (350 de-} Unusual Atmospheric Condition Is Reported At Seaplane Base It was reported this morning that pilots had complained of a fine gold mist in the vicinity of the Seaplane Base making visibility ex- tremely poor to say nothing of the effect of this unusual atmospher- The source of the mist was finally located and investigation prov- ed that the phenomena was not due to an inter-planetary disturb- ance or visitors but caused by preparations for the Poinsettia Ball to be held at Fort Taylor Officers’ Club on Saturday night. Local BPW’s To Visit Havana A good will tour to Havana, Cu- ba has been arranged for mem- bers and guests of the local Bus- iness and Professional Women’s Club. The party will fly to Cuba Fri day afternoon and return Sunday afternoon. While in Havana the logal BPW members will be entertained by the Havana club. Reservations are being taken by Angela Caro, chairman of the tour and Joan Mardis, president of the local club. Members and guests are urged to participate in this tour. Wednesday, December 15, , 1954 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 Cactus Plantings, A refreshments by Mrs |bert Mills and M Mrs. Leland Goddard expressed | gratification at the number of men | who are interested and attending the garden club teas. : Mrs. Hugh Williams, made a help- ful suggestion to Key West citizens | and are beset with the problems 9% | peeping toms — considered one- ot | the lowest forms of amusement and | often leading to crime. G } Ate... Wi ms suggested that | planting cactus at bedroom win |dows would help solve that .pro |blem. Also Mrs. Williams offered cactus cuttings to any one who de: sired them Those enjoying Mrs. Hicks’ hos pitality were Mrs, H. C. Gale Mrs. Arnold MacManus, Mrs. Me- nis Warfield, Mrs. J. W. Rothweil, Mrs. W. W. Whitley, . Hugh Williams, Mrs. Lula Russell, Mrs Henry Sands, Mrs.’ Walter Landuyt Mr, and Mrs. Albert Mills, Mrs M. V ll, Ledr. . M. Dick, Mrs. Joseph Cleare, Commander and Mrs. Leland God dard, Dr. and Mrs. A, M. Morgaa, Commander and Mrs. Ray Byrns. Mrs. Emery Komlos, Mrs. Byron Lowery and Mrs. Mildred L. Mills. Mrs. Goddard stated that the |next Garden Club party hostess would be announced at the regu’ar officials meeting to be held the first Thursday in January at the Key West Woman’s Club. |GROUP SINGING IS ENJOYED AT HARRIS |PTA MEETING The regular monthly the Ha School P. er Association last night was ed to order by the president, Mrs | Doris Edwards. A devotion was gi- ven by Mr. Glenwood Sweeting, fol- lowed by the flag salute A short business session was held | followed by an enjoyable half hour Jof group singing led by Mr. Vin- cent Gehr, and Mr. Ned Simmons played the piano. mecting of rent Teact The régular Christmas program | that was planned could not be pre- sented due to the music teacher, Mrs. Mary T. Tichenor. being ill | ,The Association was adjourned ‘to the library for a delightful si |cial hour. LASSO ARTIST—Betty Bardo Autry, sister-in-law of film star Gene Autry, will be one of the headliners at the Elks Annual | Charity Ball on Saturday night. Autry, and Les Aurelys, famous flat wire performer and juggler. will also appear. Decca recording star, Doug For Control Of Peeping Toms ‘Mrs. J. Stuart Hicks of 916 North Beach Road was hostess Sunday | afternoon to the thir@ of a seFies of Garden Club lawn parties, given |by members of the Key West Garden Club. | Mrs. Hicks was assisted in entertaining and serving wonderful | c. M. Wassell, Mrs. Lula Russell, Mrs. Al- | . W. H. Landuyt. who have ground floor bedrooms | "sthe Yatch Club Monday night, | and Mrs. | re Advised Today's Women By DOROTHY ROE AP Women’s Editor The only way to live through your children’s teens and retain | your sanity is to keep a firm grip on your sense of humor, says Mary Brian, who has acquired an unot- ficial rating as the typical Ameri- can teen-ager’s mother through her TV appearances in that role in the Corliss Archer series. Though she has no children of \Sinawiks Entertain |Husbands At ‘Christmas Party A Christmas party was held at an expert on and off-stage. Pretty December 13, at 7:00 when the | Sinawiks were hostesses at a bar. | becued chicken dinner for their Ki wanis husbands., Mrs. Glynn Archer was chair | man ofzthe affair assisted by Mrs. | | Ralph Faraldo. The tables were | beautifully decorated with Christ- | mas ornaments and poinsettias. | After the dinner everyone joined liss and is a typical teen-ager in real life as well cameras. Says Mary of a recent trip to New York with Ann: “This was Ann’s first trip to New York, and she had typical reactions, while I went through all the typical motherly worries. One night when she didn’t get in until late 1 couldn't sleep in playing the games which were | and was almost pacing the floor arranged by Mrs. William Warner. | when at last she arrived. It was At the conclusion of the evening, | all perfectly reasonable when she gifts were exchanged and Christ- | explained—but I can understand mas carols were sung. now what mothers go through.” | Those attending were Messers. Mary has been acting in movies, |and Mesdames Harold Campbell, | plays, summer stock and TV since Everett Sweeting, LeRoy Shaefer, | she was 12, when she played Wen- J. Stricker, Norton Harris, Eail|dy in the first movie version of Dillon, Sheldon Smith, William Al-| ‘‘Peter Pan.”’ She lives in the San bury, William Warner, Clifton Reagan, Joseph Reilly, William | George Tomasini, a film editor. Southeart, Colonel Holbrook, Glynn In observing problems of parents Archer, Jean Baillod, Gleason Snow | of teen-agers, Mary has worked and Joseph Boza |out some sound theories The Sinawiks held their last bus-| 1. The amusement provided by iness meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. Glynn Archer, Von Phister St. on December 7. At this meeting the new officers noyance 2. Hard and fast rules don’t work. Discipline is important, but ja the Sinawiks were elected. |it should be pliable, to allow for “Those taking office in January | unusual circumstances. For ex- will be: President, Margaret Rea-| ample, you can’t set a certain hour | gan; Ist vice president, Marjorie | at which your daughter must be Warner; 2nd vice president, Alice |home from every Dillon; treasurer, June Harris and | consideration where she is going, secretary, Leda Campbell what the occasion is, and what Those serving on the Board of | traffic conditions may be Directors will be out - going pre 3. It's a mother’s job to explain sident Alice Snow, Doris Neblett, | the customs of the new generation Nellie Boza, Elena Albury and Wil-|to father, who usually takes these ma Schaefer. things harder than Mom 4. Don’t try to pick out a teen age daughter’s clothes for her— | Baby Girl Young you’re almost sure to be wrong. | Mr. and Mrs, Frank M. Young, iJr., of 100@ Whitehead Street, an Tnounce the birth of their daughter, }Corinne, on December 5 at Mon {roe General Hospital. SCOUTING NEWS | Daughter for Jacksons Mr and Mrs. Charles D. Jack. son 1008 Thompson Lane, are the parents of a daughter born at Mon roe General Hospital on December |6. She has been named Charlene | a Elizabeth. | will be held prior to the party. . | Christmas socks filled with Baby Girl Vargas | “goodies” will be given to the Cubs Mr, and Mrs, Victor Vargas, 1921 | and their little guests. Fogarty Avenue, have named their | daughter Christine Marie. She was | born on December 9 at Monroe | General Hospital. | 17 at 7:00 p.m. at the Poinciana School Auditorium. The regular business meeting hopping Days Girl For Turners i - Mr. and Mrs. Join W. Turner, pill Christmas 621 Eaton Street, announce the, HHOOSE toys in a variety of bright shades for the crib set to teach them to differenti- ate primary colors. Also choose toys of different textures. ‘birth of their daughter, Penny Dee, on December 12 at Monroe Gener. al Hospital. Baby Girl Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Raul Rodriguez, | 1009 Grinnell Street, are the par-| ents of a baby girl born on Dec- | ember 13 at Monroe General Hos pital, She has been named Pura Maria. Girl to Robinsons Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson, 400 White Street, announce the | birth of a daughter, Susan Patricia | | Ann, at Monroe General Hospital | jon December 13. | | Make This a “Fuller” Christmas GIFTS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN Give Dad a New Bath Brush The Only ....- FULLER BRUSH STORE In The World 1113 TRUMAN AVE. Delivery Service 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. PHONE 2.6868 Brush and Comb Sets for Mom Bubble Bath for the Kids Do Your Christmas Shopping Now World’s Finest Cosmetics and Toilet Articles Created by DAGGETT and RAMSDELL THE HOUSE OF CREAMS SINCE 1890 HAPPY HOMEMAKERS SAY: 1T ABSORBS WATER AND RINSES QUICKLY AND EASILY. Tad oohy by your Felon Brosh deotee all the | Fernando Valley with her husband, | a typical teen-ager offsets the an- | date—take into | | A Christmas party for Cub Scout | Pack 217 will be held December | |Surprise Birthday | Party Is Given 'For Mrs. Butler Mrs. Alice Butler, manager of the Poinciana Elementary School lunch room, was honored with a | surprise birthday party given by {her fellow workers Monday night j at the home of Mr and Mrs. Wil-| jliam Russell, 1210 South Street. | The assembled group greeted Mrs. Butler with a “Happy Birth- day” wish when she entered the Russell home, which had been de- corated in observance of the oc- casion. | The evening’s entertainment con- | jes being given to E. L. Miller, | ler, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Mrs. | before the TV | Julie Gibson and Mrs. Butler as|ing a different | winners. | | A hilarious take - off on Liber- lace and his brother George wa piven by Mrs. Russell and M | Mary Roberts, complete with can-| delabra, appropriate costumes, and | |the presentation of well-known) | numbers. | Miss Elizabeth Ann Russell, daughter of the hosts, played for group singing and presented a num- ber of Christmas selections on the | piano. A gift from the entire corps of | | employes was given to Mrs. But-) lier, as well as a number of indi-| | vidual gifts. | A beautifully decorated cake, \bearing the words “Happy Birth- | day, Alice’? was also presented to | ithe honoree, who blew out the can- | dles after making the traditional | wish. | Fruit punch, sandwiches, deviled | |eggs, potato chips, and candies, as |well as cake, were served to the Butlers, Mrs. Mary Roberts, Mrs |Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, | | Mrs. Albert Carey, Mrs. Genevieve | Carey, Mrs. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. | | Daniel Garcia and Mrs. Betty Ann| Legeman. pe | An egg of high quality covers a{ small area. Its white is very thick | and stands high; its yolk is firm, | high and well centered. Best-Known Home Remedy Rub on Relief... Breathe in Relief | clip this ad and bring it with |B you to NEBO Mobile Sales, (EE Stock Island. It is worth $50, | on either a Richardson or Stewart house trailer. Valid during December, 1954, only. 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