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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
WSCS TOLD OF STUDY
COURSE TO BE GIVEN

Ley Memorial Methodist Church
w. S. c. S. held its regular month
ly meeting IT 1880 p. m. Monday,
October 20.
The meeting opened with a pro.
gram by Mrs. T. M. Curry, Jr.,
and Mrs. w. T. Doughtry. Music
was provided by Mrs. Stuart Whit
ing.
More plans were made for the
Halloween Social sponsored by the
organization. The social win be
held October 28 on the church
lawn beginning at $50. The public
is invited. and plenty of entertain
ment is promised for both children
and adults.
Mrs. Eldon Simmons announced
dates for the w. S. C. S. study
courses to be held by all groups
in Key West. These courses whould
be taken by all members. The
first course viii be held at Ley
Memorial November IL from 7 to
9:15 p. m. The second and third
courses will be on November IS
and November Is respectively.
Mrs. Irene Adams was chosen
by the group as honoree of the
month of October.
Refreshments were served in the
annex after the meeting with Mrs.
Carrie Rosam, Miss Elizabeth Ro-
sam and Mrs. Lewis Menendez
acting as hostesses. The table was
beautifully decorated with Halo
we'en as the theme. A witch"
stood guard over decorative favors..
Assorted sandwiches and punch
were enjoyed by all.
Members attending the meeting
were Miss Elizabeth Rosam, Miss
Catherine Knowles and Mesdames
Stuart Whiting, T. M. Curry, Jr.,
w. T. Doughtry, Charles Lowe,
Milton Roberts, Eldon Simmons,
Archie Roberts, Lorena Buckley,
]. c. Harrington, ]. H. Brady,
Carl Brill, Carrie Rosam, Lewis
Menendez, J. B. Webb, Lawrence
Hood, Rupert Bramlett, Maud Saw
yer, Clara Tiff, Charles Allen, John
Milszarek, Harry Richardson, Al
bert Carey and George Peterson.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
Key Vest College Student
Chosen For DrGnaGtics Club

Miss LaureIl Walker, daughter
Of Mrs. H. N. Tedder, Key West,
Fla, has recently been initiated
into the Studio Players Club Of
Bessie Tiff College, Forsyth, Ga.
Miss Walker, a sophomore, Is a
member of BSU, Student Volun-
teers, and the Eta.
The Choral Choir is planning .
concert tour of several southern
states sometime in January.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
Installation Breakfast
For B'Nai Zion Ladies'

New officers of Bnai Zion Auxi-
liary were installed at a breakfast
held at Raul's Restaurant Sunday
morning, October 10.
The tables were decorated with
lovely flower arrangements, and
all the outgoing and incoming of.
ficers were presented with cor.
sages.
The invocation was given by
Mrs. Yetta Yellin. A resume of the
history Of the Auxiliary was read
by Mrs. Sophie Pearlman, and all
lst officers were complimenteo
for their splendid records of CO.
operation.
An interesting and amusing read
ing was given by Mrs. Rose Frank.
Installation of officers was done
under the direction of Mrs. Ger
trude Wolff, president of the south
east branch of the National Wo.
mems League Of the United Syna.
gogues Of America. Mrs. Wolf was
guest of honor at the breakfast:
and she also brought to the group
timely and instructive message
and pointers on how to advance
the work Of the Sisterhood.
New officers installed were: pre-
sident, Mrs. Lillian Miller: vice.
president, Mrs. Jennie AppeIrouth:
treasurer, Mrs. Esta SHERMAN;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Yet
Ia Yellin: and recording secretary
Mrs. Rose Einhorn.
Forty ladies were present 10 en-
JOY the breakfast and program.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24

behind aunt Ctsste'9 1rfiFnos
CAESAR it's only because the joy
Gus atmosphere and delicious
snack served at Raui's after the
movie. calmed your jumpY
nerves. This promises to be q
swell beginning 10 the Hal
lowe'sn celebrations.
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A chance question by q chance
acquaintance anent what to do
about q big supply Of frozen
meats should we have the big
blow, brought TO mind an old
farmers recipe for keeping meat
fresh for weeks.
Long, long ago when the spring
house and the root cellar were
the only means of refrigeration
and often unsatisfactory, butch
ering time presented quite q
problem. No one wanted meat
cooked and canned all the time.
Wise housewives scared great
, cuts. salted generously and pack
ed deep in barrels. Then fried
off the fat from the animal and
poured the boiling hot fat over
the meat. Later they cut off the
steaks and chops from the big
pieces. However, have seen this
done successfully on already cut
meats. You don't scar II first, but
salt generously and put in rseep-
tacles 70 keep and completely
cover with boiling hot lard, not
smoking. Meat win keep over a
week this way. OF course. in the
case OF frozen meats you thaw
first
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There onee was . maid named
Magoc.
Went 10 DonaSdis cns daY to
ShaEpoo.
whsEs shsY shampoo wttA
coay's
So her boz iEisnd win neaics
Her hair smells Ike q ross
through and throush.
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ik's beer q fina week for shop
Ping, we hope yoa deaf have 20
put up the storm shutters ard
basten down the matches. but II
yo1 do. q safe weekend. In clos
tng. q little warning. Tia getting
real close 20 THAT day. and this
IS certainly the tine II year %
he wary cg champagne promises.
See you next week. I'll then.
Il hnpe your sseky star Sksines
thru1gh. exigks and ssea<. JaxoG.
tAdvta
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
ILiUeIy Interest
Is Being Sho,On
By Bridge Groups

Bridge is off to fine start in
Key West circles this season, with
both the Key West Duplicate
Bridge Association and the Ft. Tay.
lor Duplicate Group having well.
attended and interesting sessions
for the second game night.
The Key West Bridge ASsocia.
ton, which met Monday night al
the Jaycee Club House on Flagler
Avenue, saw the following persons
winning high scores: North-south,
first, Mrs. c. r. Reagan and Mrs.
Elsie Peters; second, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Inslee, and third, Mrs.
Wales Benham and Miss Rather
inc Lowe.
EaSt-west winners were: first,
Russell Blair and william Elan
merry; second, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Drake; and third, Mrs. L. c. Brin-
ton and Mrs. ]. B. Morland.
In the Ft. Taylor competition at
the Club Tuesday night the follow
ing persons won high scores: First
place east-west, Mrs. Irving r.
Duke and Mrs. Charles Bratenahl;
first place north-south, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Lang. Second place
winners in the east-west positions
were 1t. and Mrs. r. A. Harris.
1t. and Mrs. ]. B. Nairn placed
second north-south.
Seven tables of players attended
the Ft. Taylor session.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
III. OF M. Dramatic
Group Will Come
For K. ". Meeting
Because Of adverse weather
conditions the Drama Clinic has
been postponed for one week. The
same schedule will be followed
November lst.

The Drama Clinic and Planning
Conference for the ShakeSperear
Festival to be held at the Univer-
sity Of Miami in the spring VIII
meet in Key West, Saturday. 0cto-
Der 25th.
Drama students representing the
various nigh schools of the greater
Miami area and the University will
be the guests of the Key West
Drama Department under the di-
rection of Richard A. Ertzman.
Re ration viii begin at 2 p
m. in the high school. There win
be various interest groups includ.
ing Monologues, Scenery. Makeup,
Improvisation, Directing and Re
hearsal. Cokes and Hot Bollos win
be served during intermission. fol-
lowed by a general meeting with
ak on Current Theater by Mrs
Emily Goddard. Mrs. Goddard has
just returned from a tour of Europe
where she was privileged to view
the best in theater in that part OF
the world. After the meeting, all
Drama teachers win assemble to
plan for the spring festival. A ban
quet is planned for 1880 p. m. in
the high school cafeteria with fsa-
tured entertainment.
In the evening two Tennessee
Williams one-act plays viii be pre-.
sented by the Barn Players and
and experimental play by the Uni.
versity Drama Department.
This meeting promises to be one
of the most successful events a
the season.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
Former Key Vest Youth
HonOred In Alabama

Joe Faulk, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Faulk, ST., 6l3 Ashland Drive,
Dothan, Alabama, was the editor
of the Dothan High School 1852
yearbook which was awarded the
yearbook sweepstakes by the
Alabama High School Association.
Young Faulk, who is now a
student at the University of Alaba.
ma, is well-known in Key West. The
family formerly made their home
here and he attended the Key
West schools, where he was a
straight-A student.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Curry of
Key West are the grandparents Of
the young man. 1
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
Technical Books
Will Be added
To k. ". Library

The Key West Engineers Club,
recognizing the need for a techni-
cal library for students and infor.
nation seekers in Key West, has
taken steps toward supplying the
lack. The Club voted to purchase
one new technical book each month
to be placed in the already estab-
lished Woman's Club Library, 319
Duval st.
BY this means, Key Vests only
public library will soon have a fine
collection of technical books, selec.
ted by the people who are the
best judges of which books viii be
Of the most value to the public.
If anyone now has any technical
books which they would like to
contributed toward the establish
ing Of this section of the library,
he may bring them 10 the Woman's
Club Library or phone 534 to give
his name and address so that the
books may be picked up.
Technical books on any and all
subjects are desired. For example,
books on any Of the following sub
jects are acceptable, as well as
any other such books as you may
have: Medicine, law, engineering,
chemistry, science, printing. math-
ematics, industrial management,
education, thermo-dynamics, ply
sizes, electronics, aviation. account
ing. bookkeeping, shorthand, busi-
ness English, ad infinitum.
win you be the donor of q tech
nical book?
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24

And now kiddieS. know
yea'es Just bsen sitting @ the
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
Interested Group
Forms Lions Club
Auxiliary Nucleus

Wives Of members Of the Lions
Club met Tuesday, October Il at
the Lions Den. on Seminary Street
for the purpose Of planning the
preliminary steps toward formal
organization Of a Lions Club Auxi-
hary group.
Fourteen interested women at
tended the Tuesday meeting, and
At least six other Lions wives
have indicated they are expecting
10 take an aetinv part Ia the or
ganiEation.
At the initial meeting. a TEN.
porary chairman was chosen 10
be In charge of the group pending
the election Of permanent officers.
Mrs. Frances AlbuFy Is filing this
position
A Chairman and committee we're
appointed 70 see 70 the drawing
up of The constitution fng the group.
Mrs. Rose Frank heads the com.
mittee. with Mrs. Alhury. Mrs.
Margaret Harris. Mrs. Ahee Ro-
hinxon and Mrs. Bella Feldstein
assisting her in the impartAnt
woFk.
Mrs. Jeanie Sims was named 10
Be temporary secretary. she VIII
record the gr0gp activities a. an
meetings until sueh fame a. eler-
tion of o6aoerx takes place.
II is expected thss the proposed
enaysitnssua vii be ready fnx Pre-
sensssina 10 the grUup In q few
weeks. and . huxlresS nesfaax wsl
hs anaazncea ssr q November
3zEe wken tie aoeunent il rea&y.
Aster4nx tAe meeting Tazss4ay
ware. AEsG4res rczzn SazaseTa.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24

Bella Feldxsxkn, Rose FrAnks Mae
o. Resxner. .Fgsnces AibwTy, Jose
phsne EsQ1snaa1o Mafa1da Aaaene1.
Margaret Harris. c4thkgans Nc
Manax. Freda Red. Edifk Brye.
Alsce s. Rcbsnsun. gane knaghs and
5eanae SsEs.
Al tnssrxste2 LADIES' e L.aona are
urxsa sa wateA fnw tAs ammnasee-
saeEt uE tke Nesemh<x rnees1x 80
tHxs Eh<y ean 1ftesd - ne<s1g s.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
KEY VEST COUPLE WED
BY JUSTICE ALBURY

Miss Yvonne G. Belts and Al
berto Garcia. both of Key West.
we're united in marriage By Justice
ot the Peace Ira Alhury AZ the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Armando
Dayilz On October n at Q ,. N.
L. r. Braalf. USS. and Evelio
Rodrigaer were present II TIE &C.
remnuy.
TIE coaple vii make th3.r
home Il 1lz Cafhertne s.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24

Garlic presses are news these
days. Place the whole garlic Glove
in the press squeeze the handle.
and get q creamy paste that
blends easily with other foods.
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tennis, basket ball, swimming pool,
picnic tables and so forth.
c. Future business development
in Rockville should be planned
now.
d. l haven't any idea when the
plan will be completed.
2. | think the town and county
management should work togethe;
in their city problers.
3. Better interest could be IN
creased in the town through the
various organizations such as the
Chamber of Commerce and various
civic groups.
a. Police protection can easily b.,
improved by adding more men to
the town force.
Mr.. MilOr
/. a. am not too familiar with
this plan, however, | do know it
regards coming - both commercial
and residential.
b. | am mostly interested at the
present time in recreation facilities
for the teen-agers, however, TINS
Is entirely up to the people of
Rockville and the cooepration they
give me.
C. By property owners lowering
land prices so as to invite in out
side industries.
d. Due to the fast growth of
Rockville it is impossible to say.
2. The County and Town shouiG
work in closer harmony which GER
tainly hasn't been too good in the
past.
8. The people should voice what
they want and work with the town
IN providing same in this way
they naturally become more in
terested and more devoted to their
town.
4. The people of the town pay
taxes to the County for town police
protection. think we should have
more fot policemen to oplice the
shopping districts especially dur
ing the busy week-ends.
Mr.. Williams
l. a. The town Engineer for
Rockville has drawn up a master
zoning plan for the town. 1t was
not intended to, nor do l feel that
it should, cover all possible future
development of Rockville. This
would be both impractical and IN
W. e. The plan must be flexible
enough to allow for growth, yet
keep this growth as orderly and 10
gical as to areas and directions as
possible. If these detectives are
kept in mind, specific problems can
be, and should b, delt with as they
arise. I am definitely opposed to
any rigid planning by any gov
ernmental body.
b. For some years the town OF
Rockville has conducted a recrea-
ton program during the summer
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feel that the two local gocern-
ments have separate functional
areas. If each does its proper job
in its own area, there should be no
friction, and when cases of over
tapping straighten it out without
too much trouble.
8. | have no plans for increasing
interest in town affairs. Whether
or not one is interested is entirely
up to the person. | do feel that all
citizens should be interested
enough to vote and keep reason
ably aware of what is going on in
their town, but. | repeat, whether
they are or not is up to them. It's
their town and their vote.
a. Police protection in Rockville
has never been good, and in recent
years as the town has grown many
times over, has seemed to deterio-
rate. This is not a fault which can
be blamed on the town or its gov
eminent, however. Under the pres
ent town budget it would be i'm
possible to increase the town police
force. This force was not created
with the thought that it would
police the town. The town officers
now employed are charged with
maintaining the parking meters
and aiding in town traffic prob
lens. The citizens of Rockville pay
county taxes to help maintain the
county police department, and po-
lice protection in the town should
come from this source. | sympath-
ize with the county police in the
many problems they unquestionab-
~ have in attempting to cover a
large county whose population has
virtually exploded in a few short
years. However, | would like to
see an increase in the protection
given Rockville, particularly with
respect to foot patrolling in the
business area during evening shop
ping hours. If the citizens are dis
satisfied with the protection they
are receiving, their dissatisfaction
should be brought to the attention
of the county government. his Is
not now one of the functional
areas" of the town government.
MR.. WOODWARD
l. a. l have not seen a public
announcement that the Town En-
gineer is drawing up a Master Plan
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for the children of the community.
In certain areas this program has
been very successful; other areas
have not taken full advantage of
the program. Transportation for
the children to and from the re-
creation areas has been available
for all. Both athletic and arts and
Crafts types of recreation have
been available. am very much III
favor of continuing this program,
and hope that, as funds and work
ers are available, the program can
be expanded both as to facilities
and scope. However, the first re-
sponsibility here is on the parents.
The twon can only help. The town
mas required all home building con-
tractors for some years to set aside
adequate playground space in each
new development. This should be
continued and strictly enforced. >
c. AS to future business and in
dustrial development in Rockville,
] am already on record as favoring
the bringing of all business and
industry to the community possible
so long as it is consistent with
the residential type of community
we now have and hope to maintain.
Because Of the scarcity and high
cost of labor in this area, | do not
feel that there is much probability
of any heavy industry locating
here. Nor do | feel that the full
potentialities of Rockville as a
business center will be realized I'M
til and unless the present high rate
Of commercial taxation is eased.
The town could easily become the
shopping center of the county.
Whether it will or not now seems
.ather doubtful. Whatever else il
may or may not have, no COM
nunity can be good place to live
unless it contains a prosperous
business and commercial life. The
fostering of this one element
should be constantly in the minds
Of its citizens and oicials.
2. | have no specific suggestions
for improving town and county re-
latiOnships. | have always under
stood that relationships were sup
posed to be matter of give and
take. If that means that the town
is to give up and the county to take
over, Pm against it. However, l do
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Residents Protest
Water Hole Danger
On Lewis Avenue

Thirty families who reside in the
vicinity of the west end of Lewis
Avenue this week asked the Mayor
and Council to take immediate
steps to remove a danger spot from
their area.
In letter to the Mayor and
Council the group said a water nJlc
at the west end Of Lewis Avenue
is "a menace to the safety and
health Of cur children" They said
I'VE would not want a repeat Of
the tragedy of Linda Maloney in
Chillum Heights last week"
1t was pointed out that waite,
stands in the hole anywhere from
six weeks to six months or longer
and that the spot, in addition to
being menace to the safety and
health of the children, is a breeG-
ing place for mosquitoes and ro-
dents.
Those who signed the letter were
James S. Bovey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Norris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Mundy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle Dupee, r. Preston and Ma
Uterine n. Duvall, Mary X. Glib
son, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. DiSomma,
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Holden an I;
Mr.. and Mrs. Paige V. Linton.
Also, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Zlm-
norman, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Binker,
Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Mock, "r
and Mrs. David R. Stevenson, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph f. Woodland, M.
and Mrs. L. Clark McCutcheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ennes, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Hayes.
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policy in the future. | feel that the
program will he enlarged as fast
as the city can afford it without al
ditional taxation.
b. Commercial and industrial de-
velopments should be planned so
that they do not interfere or eau SC
any hardship on our residential
zones. Under the present plans
there is quite an amount of un
developed commercial and lndustri-
al property, also there is some
property that could be rezoned
commercial by petition when it is
so desired by the landowners, with
the approval of the citizens.
c. A Master plan is very flexible
and is constantly subject to change
as growth Of the community De,
mands. feel that it is never com
pleted.
2. No specific suggestions.
3. | suggest person from each
organization be designated to at ..
tend all mayor and council meet
Ings and report back to their re-
spective organizations so that they
may be fully informed on town af-
fairs.
a. This is a County function as
part of our taxes paid to the Coun-
my opinion few more foot patrol
ty are set up for this purpose. In
men and scout ears in the Rock
vile limits would improve our
present situation.
Rev. Davis
/. Not familiar with the Plan as
yet. / am in favor of recreation for
Rockville for both Colored and
White.
2. Town and County work to-
gether.
3. Better relations between all
people.
4. having a police chief with Il
large number of men.
Mr.. Higgins
l. a. am familiar with the
Master Plan for Rockville.
b. Recreation facilities in Rock
vile may be improved by more
Parental Interest and more Child
participation.
c. Commercial and Industrial de.
velopment in Rockville has recent
ly received serious set oack ir
the Increased reassessment Oh
such property. Some of these re-
assessments have amounted to six
or seven Hundred per cent. The
best inducement for business to
locate in a Town is reduced Taxes,
not increased.
Business men should furnish
more parking facilities.
d. A Master Plan is a tentative
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plan for the orderly development
of town. II is flexible and change
able to suit changing conditions
For this reason it is never COM
pleted.
2. Town and County relations
may be improved by more coCpera-
tion by the county. The County
aMnager's hostile attitude toward
Incorporated Towns could he
greatly improved.
3. This is purely the citizens
prerogative.
a. Police protection for Rockville
Is largely a County Junction. Rock
vile citizens pay taxes for such
protection and are entitled to il.
More foot policemen would give the
Town much better protection thar
they now receive.
Mr.. Hit
l. a. Regarding a master plan
for the development of Rockville,
| have heard nothing definite on
such a plan, but feel that there
should be one. Such a plan should
cover all phases of development.
b. There should be a complete
survey as to the majority Of public
feeling regarding immediate re-
creational planning, and also on an
advanced plan for the future on
major projects that are now in the
thoughts of all.
C. | would like to see the advan-
cement of both commercial ami
industrial development within ii.
Rockville area, and believe this
should be encouraged.
d. As to completion on the above
= Most of the development in
Rockville will depend on the en-
couragement that such projects
receive from the Town Council an!
from the Chamber of Commerce.
2. The best plan for better re-
lationship between Town and
County lies in joint discussion OF
matters and the understanding OF
each others problems.
8. Increased interest in town af-
fairs does not depend on any Ole
person or any one group, but IN
the joint cooperation Of ali.
4. The paolice situation in Rock
vile for the present can be taken
care of by the County. | do not
believe the situation at this .Ima
warrants the establishment of a
city police force.
Mr.. Lippard
/. a. / do know of Master Plan
of Rockville.
b. | am in favor of recreation
such as meeting place for various
groups or Town Hall with recrea
ton facilities for our boys ami
girls. Also outdoor sports such as