The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 23, 1949, Page 6

’ Easily Here ith The Wind”, is playing in the ba! phan ead eee is = 4 *—— wife of Lawrence Olivier, ‘amous Writer * pve, hea : a ready for a cocktail and my sup- “T spent nine months in Rome, Playwright ver? es | eaty Tmanaged fo write a short ‘ _ | He was enjoying «a. martini, | ,oyel while 'there, ° but I do not Wl Remain In. © 'wnicn bis secretary mixed for | {kink Rome is the place for me. I ke ey * him, as hesspoke. The Rev. Dr. much preter to be in Key West. 'y Until April Dakin refused a glass of ‘wine. (‘This is my. third trip. here, the He said he had just had a glass. | first in 1941 and the second in Father Dakin is 92 and manages | 1947. Thomas Lanier (Tennessee) Father 5 “My grandfather and I met : to get around. well known writer and «tm going to the services to-|Mrs. Pauline Hemingway, who who is best ‘known morrow morning at St. Paul's | was the wife of Ernest Heming- "The Street Car Named De. Episcopal Church,” said Father | way: She is a fine woman. ". is now living in Key West Dakin. “I’m going to ask Father ene a at her home, a de- wilt remain here th: hout MacConnell for the name of a}lightfu spot. 8 gage sabe ae! good doctor. [ve got a.pain in’ Merlo happened to.remark that ate i Dr. Dakin-has. often visited his _ my back which bothers me when “ rg Wiliams has taken up resi- 7 arise from a:chair.” daughter, Williams’” mother, at Clayton, Mo. The old gentleman Says Williams at 1431 Duncan street, with ‘The old gentleman is hard of h. that’ ‘Metlo had. said| the grandfather, the Rev, Walter hearing, wearing a hearing aid. es tm DD. & retired Epilcopai His sight isn't any too good He | Claytad wee BARONE eh minister; his secretary, can't read, the newspapers. | but Tm trou Baiontealtag Clarksville, me Merlo, and a colored maid. he lee Oe ee ge Miss., sir" he declared with much — is oa anager greatly interested i eve spe. noe eee Ee age ie man, and Tiodest inert x eroknees pr i bd Rr going back to Claytoh say little about himself, onc. About: the « Steet againiil fove Memphis, Tenn., tod, Car Named | Desire’, MS) but Clarksville I'll always te cae said it had been running two SF bame: A town: of in Key, West,”,he sai oyears ‘ “8 Miho Wehther seents eure. on Brodars reo thet, is lite me, ihe, Sele ducer. ae Then he turned to the reporter, ‘ teadil ntil | ‘Glass Menagerie’ is now be-} asking if the city of Key West up steadily, unt , ing produced for the movies,” } had any good. schools. Assured pm. : said Williams. “Then _ comes! that we did, then the old gentle- I mount my bicycle and ; ‘Street. car’ Right now I amjman remarked: . ged " pete aay ' worl A about two Plays, , “Clarksville has five beautiful ‘2Y neither of them ready for produc- w) and had my daily tion yet.” or to baila” _ neg oneness: ean. It relaxes me, |" ‘Street Car’ is now being pro-| Dinner was.about to be served riting I do, so duced in London and Paris. Viv-| in the Wiliams’ home, so the re4 @ refreshed and ian Leigh, who ‘played in “Gone ' porter took his departure. te the play to a Hi ly in’ Key West.” | ea arrived /some months ago, before I went to Bu- rope, and reviewing it has. been on my. conscience ever since. The delay has worked well how- ever, for 1 have had ample time | to go over it thoroughly and read every word of | its ightfully varied contents, and the int esting, even fascinating, and oc- casionally brilliant er, all written by local residents of Key babes which’ prefaces each chap- Stearns said more. Much more, but so did others! For’. instances tthe pvenipe mn ‘We | Gazette of Worcester Mass., “Ever wonder with what des sert President. Tr Tru- Api and ee Miss ‘garet, ‘top off” a family su per? If the First Bol nd pre- pared the menu or, hand ii cooking, chances are it is her delicious chopped apple. pudding. The Kansas City the recipe for Key Lime Carried Seafood Bisque declar- “The Key West Woman's club is having ‘its own little day with a cookbook of the dishes of that city se “The dessert section shas a col- | lection of delectable dishes. You] can turn front the mango sher- bert to the sherry almond pie with fruit to guava tarts and on through rum ice cream and Key .|lime pie with long sighs for taste sof sweet concoctions.” When Building A New Home or Renovating Your Present Home SONSIDER The Installation of A 50-Gallon Together With An - ELECTRIC RANGE and An ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR For Which A Special Premium Rate Is Offered by the | CITY ELECTRIC SYSTEM That Will Save You Money and Assure You of An Ample Supply of Hot Water with Clean and Efficient Cooking and Refrigeration at All Times REGULAR SPECIAL RESIDENTIAL PREMIUM RATE A-l RATE A-2 SAVING $ 6,00 $ 6.00 Min, $0.00 8,00 6.00 Min. 2.00 10.00 7.50 2.50 _ 11.74 9.00 2.75 13.50 10.50 : ‘ 3.00 15,25 12.00 3.28 17.00 13.50 .. 3.50 sn 1874 15.00 3.75 — 20.50 16.50 “4.00 22.25 18,00 425 For Details, Inquire at City Electric System Let’s move into the East. This is what the New York Sun-had to say: “A collector's item! That's the new Key West cook book pub- lished by the Woman’s Club./It. ts iustrated most © attractively by a dozen artists who live ‘all or part of the year at this tropi- cal tip of Florida @ The Cape Girardeau. South- east Missourian in a half column story told it’s readers) about the book in this’ maner: “If you like to dream about wouderful food served «beauti- fully under tropical» skies+,of green limes, pawpaws,. coconut, crawfish, turtle steaks, fresh pineapple-well get yourself: a copy of the K-y West Cookbook and dream toyour appetite’s content.” Amusing it is to look over the pages and. pages of clippings about the cook book and see! what recipes struck the fancy of the reviewer. For instance Helen Robertson reviewing for the Cleveland Plain Dealer wrote about Cold Curried Soup. The Ogden, Utah, Standard-Examiner told about the Key West dish of Veal with Sour Cream. The much read Lucia Brown of the Washington Post gives the recipe for Chicken Fricassee, Spanish style. The book came under the all observing eye of Gaynor Mad- dox, a NEA staff writer. The story she wrote about the ap- petizing recipes was ‘catried in J. R. Stowers, 507 South-| ard street,“ for construction of a ing at a cost of $200. COUPLE COLLECT : ‘ i ROCKS AS HOBBY | shakes all around. he AKRON, 0.—(P)—Dr, Truman went home. Walter Cook have a vee Did he like it? They collect rocks. ‘They. sta it several years ago, now have — of-rocks from y parts of the country. is chait- man of the chemistry aeoeren eo ee ids.” at the University of Akron. Sent ae association will amusing and attractive of its see eee nee last Amis | eee that I have seen. It’s Mr, Truman’s turn to wait in at Our hile this book has been Te-| the lobby, but he probably won't. ceiving nation wide publicity, it) wouldn't be fair to keep the cops is little known to the natives. out two n’ghts in a row. An excellent wedding, birthday |! — : or Christmas gift, the book is available in Key West book}, shops, f The wonderful recipes on its 298 highly seasoned pages surely }| se ie the gook an outstanding’ gift. The recipes came from many Key Westers. They are in the handwriting of the contributors. Many of them are signed. There} are amusing special notes to ; help in the preparation. One chapter, “Shall We Join the Ladies?” has been done by the men of Key West. If you think they do, not know how to pre- pare dishes fit for a king ... well, just buy the book and con- vince yourself. r ow is the time to get ready , And remember that with the —for getting the most fun, days getting shorter you'll want the most uge out of your Buick © jyour lights bright and ‘‘on the in the months ahead. “beam.” Roads will be wetter— Quick-trigger starts, that is. 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