The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 24, 1952, Page 5

TO OUR EMPLOYEES AND TENANTS ~ Key West Housing Authority RALPH BETANCOURT, Chairman Mrs. Aloysia van Goidtsnoven, Joe Sirugo Wm, (Billy) Freeman, W. C. (Sugar) Sweeting KERMIT LEWIN, Manager Have Christmas Dinner With Us! at the CASA CAYO HUESO OUR MENU $2.50 Canape plate, Stuffed Celery and Combination Brochette of fish, Cheese and Lobster spreads. Choice of Fruit or Lobster Cocktail Choice of French Onion, Vevetable or Creamed Onion Soup ENTREE Choice of: Roast Long Island Duckling with Orange Sauce, Apple Butter dressing, and Current Jelly Roast Rib Roll of Choice Beef with Horseradish Dressing Baked Virginia Ham with Pineapple Raisin Sauce Roast Young Tom Turkey with Oyster Dressing, Cranberry Sauce Choice of Two: Buttered Peas, Carrots, String Beans, But- tered Broccoli with Hollandaise, Candied Sweet Potatoes, or Whipped Potatoes Choice of Combination Fresh Fruit Salad with Cream Dressing, or Tossed Crisp Vegetable Salad with Anchovy, Roquefort or French Dressing Parker House Rolls, Butter and Jelly Choice of Steamed Plum Pudding with Rum or Hard Sauce, pi, ed in Brandy —— Sauce, Pumpkin Pie ipped Cream, ce Pie or Ice Cream Sundae, Coffee or Tea Mints and Nuts Serving From Noon to Midnight SPECIAL CHILDREN’S PLATES $1.50 OPENING CHRISTMAS EVE THE 1953 WINTER SEASON POLICY CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY From Sunset ‘till Dawn (8 P.M. Dinner, 4 A.M. Dawn) Jack Whitehead and His Music — Formerly at the Edison Hotel, N. Y. C. Featuring That Lovely Songstress MARY SHORT Plus Our Own Johnny Pritchard at the Baby Grand DINNERS ‘TILL MIDNIGHT ENTERTAINMENT ‘TILL 4 AM. Ye heel EE lehaal Ren eat ek Wh. we SUPPER CLUB TOP OF DUVAL ON THE OCEAN | OGIETY oy ES ee Se eee Citizen Staff Photo CPO JOE SWAN watches with interest as clowns perform in the Circus presented at the Navy children’s party last Satur- day. His little son Jeff seems to be more interested in the antics Wednesday, December 24, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN MAKE MERRY palm beach nantucket TIDINGS The joyous peals of Yuletide bells find their SIDEWALK CAFE MYRTLE and VERNON of the cameraman, Thrills Galore Are E. xperienced By Kids At Navy Christmas Party |Plans Completed For Gala Benefit New Year’s Dance Plans have been completed for the big New Year’s Eve dance to be held at La Concha Hotel under the auspices of the Monroe County Cerebral Palsy and Cripples Asso- ciation, Chairman Mrs, Theresa Braxton announces. A half-hour floor show by local talent, the crowning of a queen, music by Norman Kranich’s or- ;chestra, and favors approriate for |New Year’s Eve are some of the attractions. Favors are by cour- tesy of the La Concha. Co-Chairman with Mrs. Braxton is Mrs. Alice Bush. They are being assisted by these committee members: Mrs. Olga DePoo, Mrs. Margaret Stickney, Mrs. Hester Stutz, Mrs. Mary Amy, and Mrs. Margaret Cox. Miss Madeline Cur- ry has been asked to act as hos- tess. Apply To Wed A flurry of marriage license ap- plications have started Christmas week at County Judge Raymond R. Lord’s office. Donald Haas, 23, W. Fairview, Penna., and Patricia A. Hampton, |20, 1122 Seminary Street, have ap- to wed as have the follow- rH George W. Mingo, Jr., 21, 717 Chapman Lane, and Joyce D. Ed- wards, 21, 719 Elizabeth Street. Robert C. Estell, 19, Fleet Sonar School and Marilyn L, Quentin, 17, Indianapolis, Ind. Barge Asadoorian, 21, USS Ho- All the thrills and excitement of the show business world descend- ed on the Naval Station last Sat- urday when at 10:30 a. m. the Annual Children’s Christmas party got underway at the Naval Station baseball field. Children of Naval personnel and children of civilian employees were invited. Invitation cards were presented to each child entitling them to a very lovely gift. ‘The enormous one-ring circus was presented by Berger Vandusen and included clowns who kept not only the children howling but also their parents. There were trained dogs, per- forming seals and a chimpanzee that could actually skate and ride a bicycle, A tightrope walker had a little difficulty with several of his acts due to the inclement weather, which added to the hilarity of the audience, but was very successful in producing an unusual perform- |~ ance, There was also a dancing ele- phant, a special high-wire act and a skating act that provided free rides for several volunteer children At the end of the two hour show Santa Claus arrived and directed | the children to the gift tables where | gifts were distributed to all age | groups ranging from 1 to 10, ward W. Gilmore, and Agnes M. | Fratus, 24, 419 William Street; Homer §S. Smith, Jr., 26, NAS, Boca Chica and Rebecca L. Gre- gory, 20, 517 Fleming Street; Moses Brooks, 320 Truman Ave- nue, and Janie Straws, 320 Tru- man Avenue; | Joseph A, Fernandez, M. D., 36, and Maria Josefa Fuentes, 32, Havana, nurse have also applied | CHRISTMAS : . Greeting From alll of us, to all our friends This greeting is extended... For a very Merry Christmas And a New Year that is splendid. VLK'S SUPPER _ a, Jewelry DUEBIN’S 419 SIMONTON ST. Appliances DIAL 2-2343 fn an ever changing world .. . the sincerity ond good feeling of Christmos Wishes remain the same. May you enjoy Good Health ond Hoppiness this Yuletide ond throughout the New Y-~- Western Auto Associate Siore f } Here's a wish to all of our friends ¥" j Fay RRA, that the wonderfully-exciting “SA oF spirit of Christmas come *y > fe 'O your house and remain x 4 throughout the New Year. Cleora's Beauty Salon 628 WILLIAM ST. DIAL 2.2711 Fe yet WN Ory SN i Py 56 oe key Merry “Christmas The value of our friendships is ap- preciated more and more as we go further and further on our busi- ness journey. To our old friends and new acquaintances we extend our sincerest wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, ¢ “Merry Christmas” * ein these two words we wish to express our appre- ciation for your unwavering good- will and friendship. KOTTON KING of KEY WEST LADIES APPAREL 604 Duval St. Dial 2.5721 JACK & JEANNE RESNICK We're wishing you a Yuletide Season jast full of good things. And may oll the days to follow be filled with the same carefree, good spirited happiness.