The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 2, 1953, Page 5

SOCIETY — DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor “SHOP HOPPING JAXON Hey! today is Ground Hog day. There was a time when I pressed my little nose tight against the weeks sleep. And, as anyone knows, Spring won't come as long as the Ground Hog sleeps, and that puts it off quite awhile. One thing we know around here. . whether there are any groundhogs or not, no self respecting ground Rasierie. 9 ie emp i thls Ce lightful weather anyhow, so ie gets seared of his shadow, he might: just gs well go for another switn, or maybe even go shop hop- ping. with us. We'll show him a thing or two! xk _A place that has as their mot- te "We fit the hard to fit’’ is the Globe Shee store over on Flem- ing St. right beside Lee’s Orient « Restaurant, and that is quite an verder te fill. Right new, the em- prea is on that new Bamboche “ a! hand weven fibre shoe, hand-woven = that to breathe with every movg. F the very first step take In Bamboches, you'll the difference. They really fit, have foam-rubber ingoles too. You'll $90 the difference, too. for no straw shoes are more tastefully styled, or boast love- Nor e6 ere truly thet wedding of com- fort and smartness you've al- ways dreamed of and never hoped to find! The Bambeoches ere Creole for Petty and tual * You we ot ‘goon oie fase: without having téally ‘special items to eat. If ever there is a craving for food, it's right then."We have high hopes that there are lots and lots of Key West gals right now on a diet. Well specially for them, and good for the whole family ‘on lots of nights to the ‘slightest idea what it is called, a wonderful Chinese gentle- i 4 anes © 5 = BES i g ? BES BESET ! bi sf zi z 7 5 < j iF if Ny gf i ¥ Ag hT i i i i ge ce H ce HH . Hold the end of the long, strong strokes wy nail. place fingers nail-bead te avoid . | three @ bruise if the hammer misses it’s aim . . and don’t let the man of the house know that you know all this! Wok Well there was no getting a- way from it, | finally had to have that Electrolux demoristra- tion! What's more, ! insisted that the sky blue pink car be parked smack dab in front of the house. No use to let the neighbors think someone else was suffering through this. Especially not after all the snide remarks | have been making. First of all, | didn’t sweep the floor all week. “Let him do all the work,” | thought. “His darn old sweeper probably won't take it all up anyhow, and then he will know what | have to con- tend with.” 1 let Riley sleep all ever the couch and the dark green chair. | encouraged But- tons to scratch a few fleas on the other chair, and even bullied the gold fish inte adding a few splashes .on the drapes. Then do you know, that Electrolux man, that Mr. Lubinsky, solemnly dragged all that awesome equip- ment into the house, looked a- round, and then went around sprinkling sand, lint, and the Lord knows what all kind of gook on my already dirty house! What a glutton for punishment. Then he plugged the wire in and set to work. He had more gadgets to attach onte that funny looking tank than a magician, and what he did to that dirty house was pure magic too. 1 also found that my big objection to an Electro- lux er any tank type sweeper had been overcome. Simply by setting the tank in the middle of the floor, you can reach any cor- ner of the largest living reom without moving it an inch, Well he got done cleaning, and then he de-flea-ed the cats, sprayed paint on the porch chairs and de- edorized @ smelly old closet. That does it folks. Like to rent a brand new Electrolux? Well gee, 1 Rave to find some way to pay for it! is Khe *® Ever get something so cute you get to thinking, ‘‘well gee, wish I’d thought of that”, That’s exactly what happened while I was sick when I received a card from Ber- nie and Ralph Dickson, my Beach- comber cousins. This was a sil- houette of a patient on a and surgeons, one with meat cleaver, one with knife and one with saw all ready to operate. Un- der it the cleverest poem of this or any other season. sore make it funny,” the lady sai With those three bumps on the top of her head. Could it be knowledge from whence they came? Knowledge of other folk’s busi-; hess game? { bys finally too much laid her low To the lair of the sawbones she had to go ‘We'll soon know the reason for | so strange a knot Camels or brains, or well, just what! This here now poem was only! signed ‘‘PH"’. Will PH please come forward, Donald and I would sure like to meet her or him! Anyhow thanks to the Dicksons for their | kind thoughts. It’s little things like | that that make a hole in the head | easier to bear. * x * Hot cakes and Ham or frizzied bacon are real nice to have at any time, and sure were good the ether morning when | went the Sigabee Snackery for breakfast. getting a run for her mo- out at the Snackery. o£ s2:3 2 Hite never amiss, and bere are a few: | }To keep a recipe card clean when | in use, stick it between the tines } of a dinner fork and set the handle of fork in a glass or jar » To remove fat ovickiy from soup PERSONALS GARDEN CLUB MEETING CHANGED TO FRI. EVE The regular meeting of the Key West Garden Club has been changed to Friday, February 6, at 8 p.m. at the Womans Club on Duv- al Street. The date of the meeting is being changed because of the Rotary Club’s “Ladies Night” be- ing held Thursday evening. This is a very important meet- ing as discussion of plans for the 1953 Flower Show will be the fea- ture of the meeting. Every mem- ber and all committee chairman for the Flower Show are urged to attend. MRS. JAMES STAPLES HEADS CHAPTER MEET The Evening Chapter of St. Paul’s Woman’s Auxiliary meets tonight at 8 p.m. in the choir room. Mrs. James Staples will be in charge. The group assem- bles on the first Monday of every P.m., usually in the ice cubes and pour stock or meat gravy over them. The fat will ad- here to the ice cubes. Repeat if necessary. French toast, oven cooked; pre- Pare as usual, place on greased cookie sheet, brown in hot oven, 450 degree F. Turn once. x * * A new department has come to Southernmost Flowers and Gifts. It’s the new Gerald L Gal- lery. His own studio and Gallery are located on the second floor and here you may go to look, to buy, or to sit for your own por- trait. You know he excels in portrait painting. Key West's own claim to fame in the art world, and located right here at Southernmost Flowers and Gifts on Duval Street right across from the Monroe Theatre. The little workshop at South- ernmost has had a face lifting since | was there. It’s larger too, and there are so many new things; cotton yarns and yarn with gold or silver interwoven, Sock packs and so many other items. Also please note the new beanie for m‘bean. Got it from Mrs. Key, and it’s cute! xk *k * Would “you believe that in Feb- truary, 1903 there were more auto- mobiles in Europe than in the U. S. A.? After viewing those new cars in this week’s Life, it just doesnt seem possible. Isn’t that $7,126.00 Cadillac the most disgust- ing thing you ever saw? Disgusting because you cant have one that is! Also 50 years ago, the Pope caused world-wide comment by making a Phonograph record of an Ave Ma- tia. Pyesident Teddy Roosevelt creat a Department of Com- merce and Labor (to be split in 1913), Four out of every hundred persons in this country had a tele- phone, and the first American ca- ble was being laid from San Fran- cisco to China. x* ek At Donald’s the “Poodle” was reigning lest year But trends of the times Fill with dread and with fear... The latest in dogdom to come to our town Are greyhounds, we wonder If Donald’s renown, Will make for milady, a “Grey- ““ new stop! Her dress to be slinky, But her head bald on top! x xr ‘The latest news from Donald’s is my new Greyhound. Had an unveil- ing on Saturday, and it’s a dilly! We hope that you didnt go hog wild for the Quinielas on Saturday night and that you have a little money left to do your shopping, because there are some mighty nice things around for you to buy! See you going buy buy! Luv, Jaxon. advt. ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE American Legion Auxiliary Plans March Of Dimes Benefit Dance, Fri. The Ladies Auxiliary of Arthur Sawyer Post No. 28, American Legion will sponsor a dance on Friday evening, February 6, from 9:00 p.m. until “?” at the American Legion Home on Stock Island, for the benefit of the March of Dimes. There will be 2 floor show |p” and door prizes. Music by Norman Kranich and his orchestra. } Mrs. Florence Gamble, president of the ladies auxiliary has ap- pointed the following committees in connection with this affair: Dance Committee: Teresa Brax- ton and Alice Bush. Refreshments Committee: Mrs. Bertha Slone, Marion Arango, Edith Aritas and Ruby Metzger. A Snack Bar, under the super- vision of Mrs. Florence Gamble will be set up to accomodate those who desire food. The dance committee will be as- sisted by Legionaires Norman Kranich and Allan Dunsmore. It is hoped that all members of the American Legion, their ladies and guests will attend this dance for we hope to make it a really gala affair. The public is invited. New Art Show \To Open Tuesday At East Martello A new art show will open this week sponsored by the Key West Art and Historical Society. It will be the Provincetown Art Associa- tion Exhibit, Mrs. Elvira Reilly, program director for the Society, announced today. The exhibit preview is set for Tuesday evening at 8 p. m. at East Martello Gallery near the airport. Members and friends are invited. The opening to the public will be the following day at the regular museum hours, noon to 5 p. m. Duval USO Club Will Celebrate 12th Anniversary The Duval Sircet USO Club will celebrate the 12th Auniversary of the USO with a gala dance and entertainment on Wednesday, Feb- ruary 4. Music for dancing will be provided by the Tune Toppers, with Ida Gellrich on the trumpet, Ruby Crawley on the base viol and Gus Ayala at the piano. Awards of USO pins for more than 50 hours of volunteer service will be made to the following Junior Hostesses:; Eneida Roche, Christina Sanchez, Delores Valdez, Amelia and Margaret Acosta, Grace and Helen Gonzalez, Lou Albury, Phyllis Blatti, Olga Brost, Cosette Calleja, Annamarie Duke, Patsy Yates, Dora ‘ia, Lee and Janice Hassett, Yolanda Garcia, Marie Rose Lizzotte, Shirley Anne Torres, and Frances Pons. Awards for Senior Hostesses will be le to Mrs. Elsie Brent, Mrs. Alma Lafitte, Miss Eugenia Nico- la and Mrs. Vernon Albury. June White, a Navy Charity Car- nival candidate Queen, who sang to tremendous applause at last Sun- day’s dance, will again delight her listeners with several songs, on Wednesday evening. A huge USO Birthday cake will be served, with punch. On Sunday, February 8th, open house will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. at the USO YMCA and the USO NCCS, to conclude the USO Birth- day celebration. The public is in- vited to the Open House. | The United States military aca- demy at West Point was first open- ed with 10 students in 1802, Attempts to collect taxes on whiskey led, to the so-called “Whis- ikey Insurrettion” in Pennsylvania jin 1794 which was suppressed when | President Washington sent troops. DANCING TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT TUESDAY to the Music of the Famous LOU BERDICE And His International Trio Delightful Music In A Delightful Setting MUSIC STARTS AT 10 P.M. Delicious Low Price Dinners Served ‘til Midnight Free Movies Shown Every Tuesday SHOWING THIS WEEK “ADAM AND EVALYN” With STEWART GRANGER RAUL’S March Of Dimes Queen Writes Appreciative Note Madeline Curry, March of Dimes | Queen extended thank yous today to her backers in a letter which |) | follows: possible for me to be crowned Queen of the 1953 March of Dimes here in Key West, I wish to ex. thanks. i “My success, I know, was due to | the efforts of the following civic, fraternal organizations and_busi- ness setablishments and té them I jj The Lions Club; The Ladies Aux- iliary of Arthur Sawyer Post No. 28, American Legion; Veterans of Foreign Wars; Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars; Club No, 88; Fausto’s Food Pal- Luigi’s Restaurant; Trade Winds CLUB: Mulberg Chevrolet Co.; Dan Navarro Inc., and many others too numerous to mention here. Also special thanks to those who so faithfully collected dimes on the streets during the drive. “At this stage of my life, my | greatest desire is to study medi- cine and become a doctor end Ij intend to participate in, and to do all I can for drives for better | health and medical research. “Sincerely, “MADELINE CURRY” KEY WEST PLAYERS SET MEETING TONIGHT The Key West Players will have the business meeting, usually scheduled for the first Tuesday of each month, tonight instead of Tuesday due to the wedding of Miss Shirley Papy. The businéss session ts called at the Barn Theatre for 8 p.m..,| There will be announcement of the play which will follow the one” mow in current rehearsal and plans made for the production as open ary 16. Rehearsals are in the smoothing and polishing stage. DOG LICENSES WILL EXPIRE WED., FEB. 4 Buy your 1953 license at the Key West Garden and Lawn Supply, corner of Fleming and Margaret or 240-A Poinciana Ext. i — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN DIAL: Citizen Office, 2.5662 Monday, February 2, 1953 APPETIZERS Canapes offer a wide scope = originality and ai in ma! up. One may make any family dinner menu a festive occasion for guests by simply adding a separ- ate course of appetizers. Such a course is the custom in many for- eign. countries. There are two essentials which must be kept in mind when serving canapes. First, let it be just an appetizer, Second, if it is to be a cold dish, let it be very cold; if hot, very hot. Canapes Parmesan Mix grated Parmesan cheese with equal amount of whipped cream. Spread on small rounds of bread which have been fried in F |butter. Cover with chopped pars- ley and decorate with cheese mix- jture put through a pastry tube. Assorted Hors D’Oceuvres Crisp stalks of celery filled with Roquefort and cream cheese paste; slices of firm ripe tomatoes with boneless sardines laid across ‘them; assorted olives; lengthwise E {halves of hard-boiled eggs stuffed ANYTHING FOR CHARITY, even a stint behind bars, seems to be the motto Miss Toni Wolfe, base activi candidate for Queen of the Navy Charity Carnival. Toni peers oUt from the cell of the “Jail on Wheels” now on display on the corner of Duval and Angela. Profits from the showing of the jail go to the Carnival funds.—Citizen Staff Photo. with Rickey & Veda Featured Dancing Stars at CASA MARINA HOTEL SPECIAL CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS BY POPULAR REQUEST arts and things will remain open every evening until 8:30 p.m. Even # you've never danced before - You con dence witl. caretree confidence ster lessons of ARTHUR MURRAY'S. Come in or phone 2-171). Open 18 AM. te 18 P.M. Studies comfortably sir conditioned. with deviled ham and sprinkled with chopped parsley; very small lettuce cups filled with highly sea- soned potato garnished with pi- miento; pickled beet balls; pickled onions; triangles of Swiss or Am- erican cheese sprinkled with papri- ka, Black and White Canape sieve, mix with nuts and a little | NOTICE From this date forward, # will not be responsible for any debts (sd) LOUIS FER iDEZ 908 Whitehcad Street fan31-3te How To Relieve e,0 Bronchitis it goes into the pecan ppd fou cre sr ner raw, tender, inflamed bronchial or mosey refunded. Creveshisioa kes stood the test of millions of users, CREOMUESION THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page § VISITING OFFICIAL FOR MINOCA COUNCIL Great Pocahontas, Ethel of Miami, will pay her official visit to Minoca Council No? 13, De- gree of Pocahontas, tomorrow st 7:30 p.m, All members are urged to attend. It is expected that a number of out-of-town guests will accom: pany her. 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