The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 23, 1952, Page 4

Page & THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Monday, June 23, 1952 SOCIETY ... PERSONALS... NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor WITH SHOP HOPPING JAXON Another week and Monday. Wonder if the kids sense the way time flies by like vider ones do? The 4th will can we be here next week, and if I re- member my own lost vacations, afte: that the summer just flies. This. date should also be an important one to all of us be- cause ju! one hundred-seven- teen years ago today, Congress authorized the first paper money Of course this wasn’t the begin- ning of the root of ali evil, be- cause down through the ages all sorts of tl.ings have been usec as a basis for barter or trad from ther on in, that long green oecame the symbol tor a another ‘Hemingway Highway,” “Caruso * é cent” and “Faulkner Free- we could get the es- jtimable gentlemen to come to Key West and name ae few streets for us. We could have Raymer Road, McAvoy Mesa, Gibbs Gulch, Artman Alley, and | , but sure lot of things — including evil From where we sit it’s just ac-} use it for cording t>» what you As for us, we go shopping! x k * Doggie tuition being high as it is — Fido 4as to forgoe his schoolir 1 most of the time. We think now however, this prob- lem is solved once anc for all with a new phonograph rec- | a top ord, an easy methoi developed | by W'"ly Wecker, one of Amer- ica’s foremost dog trainers. You just play the record over and over to the f:- ily mutt until he becomes a Juke box hound and then he’s educated! Magic Zimmerman over at the Garden and Lawn has these records — and also rec- orcs to teach your budgie vird to talk. This sound: like a very gocd idea. Look at all the ho! air you can sa.e, your ani meis ill get smarter than anything — and it costs 50 little. x ke We heard a good one for your back yard barbecue. It of a Miami Restaurant's more tan c dishes too an al a gougy, but over and above ) etter judgement, t i lest ny any lumber yard or havc w tore or paint cha 10 ibs. of Re a larg cooking pot it to use f Resin Potatoes f ere or and put the t the tv hold ir d be ca t a hec R the 5 < e top € to ha split t b i} Ape a eat ' n. They're de v er broiled 1 from the barbe i n use the R ko * A break for our girls in our Duval St. Shops in more ways than one. “hey get a T jay amer hait soliday all sur now they have a chance to go shopping too. La Vica Gustafson over at Buttons, Pins and Bows — be ing a good citizen merchant and also wanting to do her go:d deed “Thursdaily.” is ob serving half holiday on Thursdav, but will be closed on Thursday mornings and ther open in the afternoon w the salesgirls from our of sicres can shop in her piace Buttons and Bows eve open you see. when they are of). being closed over the n hour six each make it e housewives for Jaxon Terrace — but then that would be a dead end K «ok ok Adam had nothing on our small fry, who now have something on Adam! The something being a sun and swim suit of the wispiest thin cotton terry cloth imaginable called a “Leafy Briefy.” The boys’ suits have the fig leaf on the brief and the girls’ have mposed entirely of an oversizec one. which is alto- gether fittin’ and proper. To jo on with this, a pair of San-dels by Delmonico of Cali- fornia with nary a nail. A lit- tle bare toed sandal creation for barefoot pleasure without fear of hot pavements, sharp stones or ove uch dirt. You'll find “ese cuter than cute little things at the Ideal Shop. so go in and ask to see the Leafy Briefy and the San- del. kok ok We've read it, and also heard t said that r ning deflates a} bu a liar, a snide politician or a com ‘ination thereof so much] or so fast as ignoring him. It’s worked out in a small way in private lives a.l the time, but] it e @ hard thing to do when| yu want to get ott there and | » we've heard of such recommendation for the silent| nt of Russia, and fe all | Con for that matter. Keep € a the gun cocked, 2 eyes ted and _the closed six months or Of « : will be t of our own office-seek- 1 Ww ha much SS I ce and see if < whining. n on * * * Ever get tired of a big blank windowless wall? For that mat- the vistas in your pres- s getting a n the tiresome side? that blank wali in that room, a vista sized pic- South Seas view needed heighth, lendor. Furniture w ock of these lovely pictures in sizes from 22” x 26” ittle « For a Company to 30” x 36” (actual picture size), They are attractively framed in natural bamboo, sil- ver fox and yreen. and limed oak Fla bi-ds. taw jungle Groves 4 apes are only a few ny varie hey sell low price that do | vs, | Ham Dinner Announced ITEM S OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE ‘Boca Chica C.P.0. Club Audience Enjoys Imported Miami Floor Show ked house and enthralled audience attended the ie nment at the Boca Chica C.P.0.* club. Guests of honor . and Mrs. E. H. Eldredge and their houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kendall from Goulds, Fla. Dancing to the music of Nor- man Kranich and his orchestra began at nine. The floor show, imported ! from Miami, began around eleven o'clock, with Les Rohde and his TV acts. *. Ro his full size; PHONE: Citizen Office, 1935 aoe In The Air Eugene Knowles Now In Great ‘Lakes Center Key Wester Eugene Knowles jat Great Lakes Training Center nist’s school for a 14 weeks course. He had his boot training s for at San Diego Naval Base. f rela Night Bloomer His wife, the former Chloe Mar tl che payee tin, is still in San Francisco. He een a sncek eee is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert site oath » scheduled |B. Knowles of 1004 Eaton street off the roster at the last | Miss Betty Knowles, his sister, n ts W meow yee |returned to Jacksonville after a " a — cant |two weeks vacation here with nee ich’s little but S her parents. She is a senior at St compact and adaptable unit g| Vincent's hospital and will be tap dancer from Dal- tt, opened the show | graduated from there in Septem ; ber, (and zipper). Her Mau- | glee ‘Sawyer Post To » Parrish, familiar figure | a Meet Wednesday | smarter nightclubs of i| s Gold Coast and in vau- ned the talents of a sr violin play- ted some new 2 of a hillbilly [V. The complete » revealed her in beauty. She nedy and classics with ano Anne Dennis, a shape- | with an unusual voice attention of listeners the first warbled note of ember Song.” popular lyrics from “Show | took on new gleam in her y of “Why Do I , and “Silver Lining.” c ion to the four vocals, was brought back for an en- and the hit of the y with her version of “Ten- oes Citizen Staff Photo Soi ‘ond and final of officers for the coming Le gion year will be made at the meeting of Arthur Sawyer Post Ni. 28, American Legion, on {Wednesday evening, Adjutant | | Nominations | SWEET SOPRANO, Anne Den- nis enchanted listeners with her lyric voice during the entertain- ment June 21 sponsored by the Chief Petty Officers of Boca | Bethel Johnson, stated today. Chica at their club. She is a {| Delegates to attend the 10ti former light opera star now on | District Constitutional Confer TV and a member of the troupe /ence, Marathon, June 29th, will! brought to Key West by emcee {also be selected at this meeting, Les Rhode. Johnson said. Complete program for the 1952 oo observance of the 4th of July By A. de T. Gingras inger the BLONDE BEAUTY. Miss Faye Bervaldi, will be wed July 18 to Richard Wade of this city, it was announced by her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Carl Bervaldi. The bride-to-be represented Key West in the Miss Florida contest of 1949 and also in the Shrine Con- vention recently. She was graduated this month from Florida State University in Tallahassee. The groom, formerly of Fitch- | burg, Mass., is a student at the University of Florida, Gaines | ville, and will be accompanied by his bride when he resumes his studies next September. His college career was interrupted tem- | porarily by duty in the Reserve Corps of the U. S, Marines, will be announced by the Post's committee, eases him in without decent preli minaries, But lumpy or not lumpy it is all (NIGHT TRAIN TO PARIS by | there. Fans will turn page after Manning Coles, murder mystery, | Page until the chase has reached published by Doubleday Publishing | the last bloody paragraph a : 2 | (PATIO BOOK-illustrated with Co., New York City, 192 pages.) | photographs and diagrams - non Manning Coles does a lot of | fiction published by Lane Publish- pushing around in this new yarn. ing Co., Menlo Park, California, The first victim of the murderers) 174 pages.) Citizen Staff Photo , is shoved into the sea. The second, A patio belongs to Key West and ght was who played at the b last year, was in for return engagement and up to s tricks, old and new, in which pation and_anti-| rovide laughs with the | Miss Faye Bervaldi To Be Married |, To Richard Archer Wade On July 18 |°; 1 Anat baianes tolerates r One of the most 949559 with a pre-clunk on the head to | | COMEDIENNE and violinist, | H . This paperback book is devoted BS sane Pe Cause EG) Le sing was a screw-dt a al Adele Parrish, fiddles around | start him along, is pushed off a /exclusively to the outdoor room Bienelanetconh yannqunce: athe: <€n: nel-and pump trick which’ {))"tun in a costume in a hill- | night train in Paris. The third,|And not only the enclosed court if it had been thought Crazy Hat Castest | and the roofless playroom are des after a preliminary heart attack, |cribed, but variations of terrace is tossed into the Thames. gagement and approaching marri- She's a blonde beau- | age of their daughter, Faye Eliza- billy atire. y Rube Goldberg, master of | {¥'P A begins the act ina Moon beth, to Richard Archer Wade. Se heduled ip onight “Mrs. D TIS beam McSwine raven wig and With this starting brush-off, in- anak loogia, garden shelter, pool The wedding will take place on ne 161ng | an old fashioned outfit. In the ternational intrigue takes over, | house, sun porch, recreation room July 18, at Ha m., in the Fl leming T rade W inds C Iub Dot n't be surprised ee : background is Les Rohde, orch- Somebody has something the Rus- | barbecue shelter and all close re- Street Methodist Church. | This will go to your head. . .the s become a part | ba {| estra_ conductor, The occasion | sians want. Nobody is quite sure | latives of the patio, The bride-to-be is a graduate of | Crazy Hat Contest held tonight at Ab oat OA West. was the fun-packed CPO show | exactly what or where it is. Prowl-| The most important thing to con y y r, variety and are in | sider when planning an outdoor Saturday night at the Boca Chi- ca club, ling Soviet fellows with blood | their eyes tangle with French for- eign legionnaires with more blood in their eyes. The English sleuth, | Tommy Hambledon, in order to | track it down, tries his hand. La- dies top bureau drawers and men’s Florida State University with the degree of Bachelor of Music Edu cation and is a member of Sigma Alpha Iota, national music frater- nity. Miss Bervaldi represented Key West in the Miss Florida con the Trade Wi Trade W 1 Buddy Your in the fun field. | room is the orientation of the pa —- jtio area to the sun. In a mild or chilly climate where warmth is | wanted all day, it should face the | south. In sections where the sum | mer sizzles, a sheltered court fac- the the at Mavic Touch Former Citizen Employee Weekend Visitor Here e. Well, that v test of 1949 in Miami Beach and | grand p Mr. and Mrs. Tom Payne, Wash recently represented the Key West | , a a ington, D. C., were weekend visi closets are ransacked from London | ing east, west or north will be Shrine’ Ci . to your head, too. to Paris. Then a smart twin broth- | more satisfactory. Shrine Club in a beauty pageant at s askWieat Pic nesasaitie | the National Shrine Conventior in| Men as well as women Spee econ renee Laer ts °r er of one of the corpses gets into | Special attention {s given in the Miami, Fla. \ter the event by just mer employee of The Citizen and is the chfse and the wily Russians | text to the choice of shade trees At FSU, she was a member of | along a zany hat now working in the U. S. Govern- are pitched against another for- | to absorb heat and reduce glare A husba one of from sidewalks, patio pavements | Spring flowering trees and garden fruit trees ar~ -Iso considered, and how to build an outdoor roc around a tree. Vines come in for several pages of description and midable foe. The author is one of the current masters of the furder mystery but now and then !n this tale he doesn't mix his ingredients well enough. They're all in the book | always borrow old bonnets f a fishing ca gadgets like ru weed, and a disc ment Printing Office, Washington, D, C. the popular Gymkana troupe and also of the Florida State Univer- sity chorus. She has a lovely lyric ; soprano voice. The groom-to-be is formerly of Fitchberg, Mass., but is now a Key Hernandez Sells | West resident. He was attending er all, the top ch S16 000 P =e and he writes with his usual faci- | photographs. They may be used to the Unipenily obs WlodiastaiGaing. |otithe world S16. ropel ly But here and there is evidence | subdue the sun, create a pattern on ville when called back into the | erics, for exar = t the mixture needs a few hun- | a wall, cover a fence, roofs, pools ed States Marine Corps Re-| Judges for th d more strokes of the beating | heating and lighting. Then the last rves. At that time, he was a Young, f poon, or a few more stirs of the |30 pages describe in detail hc | pledge of Delta Chi fraternity. He electric mixer. Some of the cha-j| any householder with a fairly well also attended William and Mary racters are jerked into the text | developed mechanical bent can College in Virginia. i‘ remain lumpy and unassimi-|build a patio or lanal, Practical ed into the story. And the famed | points on electrification of the out | After the July wedding, the cou mg , 1 ple will return to the Un of Hambledon himself receives no | door room, on making patio furr Florida where the groom ll re r introductory fanfare. The |ture, warming the court with author assumes he’s an old buddy ‘ant heat, how to build a garden sume college studies. and of the mystery reading public, pool and a lawn are also given. | FUN! FUN?! FUN! Fer entrteinment join the crary het contest at the TRADE WINDS CLUB EVERY MONDAY NIGHT For Wednesday Evening A ham dinner will be giv- en by the wermen of the Firt Presbyterian Church Wed- nesday evening, June 25. from 6 to $ pm. Chairman CARD OF THANKS sh to reales extend our of the dinner committee is n r ¢ rr Mrs. Joseph Brent. s me t th PRIZES TO ALL. GRAND PRIZE WINNER TO BE The menu includes hem - husband father CHOSEN BY THAT MAD-HATTER OF THE KEY- scalloped potatoes. green, seno, Sr BOARD — BUDDY YOUNG. beans, Cardinal salad, fruit = ¢ THE FAMILY cup and hot rolls, The din- Just A Zany Chapeau Makes You A Contestent be served at the ae SKIN TROUBLES? s GET RELIEF WITH res casce An added there will be no standing line and guests will be se WELL, (M AFRAID : fa S te creggats with money DONT KNOW THE | DONT DANCE VERY The publie LLYCO-BO-ROL | 0-ROL oe DANCES WELL, EITHER! Second Meeting Previous te organization of by aly ate aueass ~ UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP = W.. 1420 Simonton St. THURSDAY, JUNE 26 | Afvolbggge FOR YOUR DANCING Even # you've never danced befere—you can dance with carefree confidence after lessons at ARTHUR MURRAY'S, A | 94 Fleming i ON EDS OP EEE inn Come in or phone 1797. Open 10 A. M. te 10 P.M. Studies ADELINE RUSSELL blithe comfortably sir conditioned.