The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 17, 1954, Page 5

| Mrs. William W. Lambeth, who to» | day tve their 75th wedding sauversary. He is 103 and she ig | MARRIAGE RECIPE LOMA LINDA, Calif ful living, trusting in ing each other. That cessful marriage recipe of Mr. s the Society — News Of Interest To Women SUE JONES, Editor Sonar Wives Have Christmas Lunch At Casa Marina Santa Claus, in the person of | Marge Dickins, distributed gifts at the Fleet Sonar School Officers’ Wives Club luncheon at the Casa Marina on December 8. All business was dispensed with end the group enjoyed a delight- ful luncheon preceded by cock- tails served in the Bird Cage bar. Members of the club presented a beautiful corsage to Mrs, W. H. Truesdell, wife of the commanding officer of the Sonar School. The door prize was awarded to Elaine Larson. Hostesses for the luncheon were | Mrs. Gordon Van Riper, chairman Mrs. Paul Douglas, Mrs, R. W. Davis and Mrs. Wols Maynard. SON OF FORMER KEY WESTERS RECEIVES COLLEGE HONOR Dean J, C. Pearl of Florida Southern College has announced that Joaquin Fidel Romaguero is among the twenty-eight students at the Lakeland college named in “Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities.” The honor is accorded. annually to seniors in American colleges and universities who have recorded outstanding scholastic records and who have been leaders in campus activities. Young Romaguero is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F, J. Romaguero, former Key Westers now living in Miami. Mrs. Romaguero was Dahlia Mendoza before her mar- riage, OPERA HAT SOLD DALLAS (#—When Good Will In- dustries here advertised a collap- sible opera hat for sale they ad- mitted today they had little hope of selling it. Magician L. 0, Gunn, a former Californian, bought it, however, with the following statement: ‘In 27 years as a magician these Tex- as rabbits are the first to eat lin- ings out of my hats.” ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE THE COMMUNITY CHEST WILL BENEFIT—from the check for $150 Presented to Sam Collins, campaign chairman, by Mrs. Joe Scadlock of the Junior Woman's Club. The money was raised at a comic softball game between the Juniors and the Lions Club. The Junior Club takes an active interest in the Community Chest since the Key West Youth Center, a Chest agency, was orig- inally a project of the Junior Department of the. Key West Woman's Club.—Citizen Staff Photo, Don Pinder, Legion Xmas Party For Kids Saturday The annual Christmas Party for children of Legionnaires will be held at the American Legion Home on Stock Island on Saturday at 3:30 p. m., Harry J. Metzger, Chairman, announced today. An excellent program has been arranged for the children, Metzger said. Santa Claus will be on hand te distribute gifts to the children who have registered for the party. Assisting Metzger are Legion- naire Melvin J. Edwards, Kenneth Browning, Carl Sawyer, and the ladies of Arthur Sawyer Unit 28, American Legion Auxiliary. —SPECIALS— OIL PAINT, White —_____.. —- gal, TOILET SEAT, White TANK FLOATS, Copper —_.... ea. TANK BALL, Rubber $-Gallon Galvanized REG. $2.98 5.49 55 69 Now $2.50 4.95 aR KEROSENE CAN _ ea, STEEL SINK, 14” x 20” _______ ea. 3.39 6.95 SAWS SHARPENED KEYS ... PIPE... FITTINGS PLUMBING SUPPLIES PAINT .... HARDWARE... GLASS RENTAL EQUIPMENT Sanders - Waxers - Paint Sprayers Floor Sanders - Ete. Paint, Hardware, Plumbing Suppiies KEY WEST SUPPLY POWER TOOL RENTALS Phone 2:3123 219 Simonton St. and Jingling Dollars The merry Christmas bells that Jingle and ring have no more joyous sound than the jingle of dollars that have been saved especially to spend during Friday, December 17, 1954 Elected to serve with Mrs. Davis, secretary. The election was held at the Van Eepoel home, 3624 Duck Ave- hue, The year 1954 was the first full year of the organization in Key West and was a most successful year. Many of the members are Navy wives and the group expressed re- gret that so many of them had left Key West recently. The Ladies welcomed Adeline Hagman as a new member during the meeting. Plans were completed for a din- ner party which was held at Raul’s last. night. “Tt Was decided that beginning in February the regular meetings of the Ladies ‘of the King Knights will be held on the first Tuesday of each month, However, the Jan- uary meeting will be held on Jan- udry 18 at the home of Mrs, Hag- man, The outgoing officers were com- plimented for their excellent work during the past year. They are Theresa Fredette, presi- dent; Lois Crean, vice president; treasurer, Alicia Cates and secre- tary, Jeannette Davis. The hostess, Mrs, Van Eepoel, served delicious refreshments at the close of the -meeting. Osbornes Have Girl Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Osborne, 711 Caroline Street, announce the birth of their daughter, Victoria Ann, on December 13 at Galey Memorial Hospital. She weighed 8 pounds. APPLY TO WED E. L. Carlyon, 21, Boca Chica, and Helen La Monte, 22, 1129 Flem- ing. . A. S. Mitchell IT 46, Naval Sta- tion, and Mary Herrington, 38, 1129 Fleming. B. J. Crowder, 23, USS Gilmore |and Rosalia Escobar 22, 102-C Peary Court. B. L. Gabriel, 24, USS Gilmore, Helio Gonzalez 25, 804 Catherine, and Antonia Gonzalez, 803 Cather- ine. | _R. G. Wiggin, Jr., 21, USS Wilke, | Beach. ; James E. Hunter 22, 514 Mar- garet, and Mary H, Rautenberg, 19, 3727 Flagler. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 5 New Officers Are Elected By The Ladies Of The Knights Tuesday Pat Van Eepoel was elected .as president of the Ladies of the Knights at the regular meeting of the group last Tuesday evening. Van Eepoel were Mary A. Me- Curdy, vice president; Bertha Anderson, treasurer and Jeannette Gala Christmas Eve Party Planned At USO Friday A Christmas Eve party will high- light the week at the USO-YMCA on Jackson Square. A gala evening is promised with all the traditional Christmas eve customs. The Debonaires will play for the dance tomorrow night, be- ginning at 9 o’clock, and Sunday morning coffee and doughnuts will be served from 9:30 to 10:30. The Sunday night. movie will be Abbot and Costello’s “Meet Mr. | BIRTHS | Frankenstein.” Elvira Perez and Sylvia Knowles will be hostesses at Monday night’s “Lucky Party” and will present the lucky winners ‘with assorted prizes. Pong tourneys will be held at 8:00 Pp. m. Tuesday and on Wednesday, an hour of classical music and as- sorted games, Thursday night the Ayala Com- bo will play for dancing. Refresh- ments will be served by GSO hostesses. 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