The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 6, 1953, Page 5

ysbin BXITID Tea e YER 2 - DIAL: Citizen Of, won by Micheal Braun and Nancy |Ida Bennet, Zonia and Ruben, andj The name “Formosa” comes Diaz. Nancy Jamardo. ss ‘A big ‘cake. baked by Magali's| Mrs. Carmen, Sarah, and Es-|°C™ "e Sowee™ “tte Fos grandfather decorated the table |tela Rios, Mrs. R. Braun, Mrs, ¢.|™0sa” which means “beautiful where ice cream, cake, candy, and pense Mrs. H. Canalejo, Mrs, | ‘sland. $20? & forebh SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE Friday, March 6,19 __THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | \Magali Santiago Celebrates First. | bocaditos were served. A. Perez, Mrs. E, Martinez, Mrs, SHOP HOPPING Birthday Party incite: wore ‘agali received many useful |. Albury, Mrs, M. Kerr, Miss L. Little Magali Santiago ‘celebrat- | gifts. Nevo, Mrs. E. Alvarez, Mr. and with ed her first birthday on Saturday | Those present were, Nancy, Gla- | Mrs. T. Bennet. : Feb. 28 with a party given at her | dys, Zeida, and Robert Diaz; Hen-; Mrs. C. Rios, great, great grand- home 919 Duval Street. ry Moreno, Virginia, Sylvia and | mother, Mr. and Mrs. O. Moreno A large number of friends help-| Robert Rios; Micheal Braun, Ste-| great grandparents, and Mr. and ed celebrate a very enjoyable after- | vie Williams, Monica Martinez, | Mrs. M. Perez grandparents. noon, games were played and fa-/Elba Canlejo, Anita, Sofia, and| Mr. and Mrs. 0. Santiago, the vors were distribuied, prizes were | Vicoria Santiago; Ernestico Cano | parents, were hosts. | » 25661 pO ENE Custom Work Done in Our Own Decorating Workshop DIAL 2-2365 904 FLEMING ST. KEY WEST h Hello there, did you know that; shovid do your shopping while | this is the tenth fish day of the| the choice is good. | year, and besides that, it’s Friday. 1 * * | March. 6th. It’s a funny thing about Presi- | Texas is remembering this Fri-|dents and Kings and Movie stars | day too, because it's the anniver-|and such. We read about them, | sary of the Massacre of the Ala-/and listen open mouthed to some | mo, ih 1836. Tomorrow is the an-| friend who has had personal con-} niversary of the bane and balm /tact with them, and it’s sometimes | of all existence, the teiephone|so hard to believe they are just which was invented by A. G. Bell | ordinary Joes who have their little | im 1876, Now that’s quite a few | homely foibles just like the rest} anniversary isn’t it? |of us. Maybe it doesn’t seem pos- | This is also a big fat shop hop-| sible that Franchot Tone might | ping anniversary, it marks practi-|sometime pick his teeth, or even | cally the umpteenth shop hopper |that Ike might bend down to! we've had. It also promises to be | scratch a bite, I couldn't imagine | a big ‘un so lets get going! x kee In the good old days when denim was king in men’s work- ing clothes, the thought of denim feminine apparel would certain- ly have raised more than one eyebrown, but them thar days | have gone forever and you'll soon realize why if you take a short | shopping trip over on Duval Street to that smart little Kot- von King dress shop right beside Appelrouth’s Shoe Store. Jean Resnick has ‘went’ and done it again! She took a little shopping trip herself and came back with the new Pepperell Denim separates, and they are | Queen Elizabeth sitting in front of | !a mirror dabbing at her mascara, | | but gee, they are humans, and so must do all of these. Well now it’s the same way in our town, in a smaller way too. |We read about this one and that jone in the papers. Someone goes |to a Commission meeting and !gives a verbal. report. You just | | plain form a victure of a guy, ands| maybe it’s an ogre ormaybe a heel. That’s why I got such a) charge out of sitting down the} |session with John Carbonell and his pretty wife Jare. You know, the guy}has a mind of his own, | even as ‘you or I! We elected him HELLO, EVERYBODY! . —Key West Photo Service | .. I'M ONE YEAR OLD ! ZX-11 Officers Wiv es Hold Meeting | At Home Of Hostess Mrs. McMurray The monthly coffee-business meeting of the ZX-11 O.W. C. was | other night ard having a big chin | held last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. C. P. McMurray. Mrs. W. | | A. Spooner called the meeting to order and business items were | | discussed, among them plans for the party to be held tomorrow at| | the Casa Marina. Mrs. J. H. Blinkhorn, ZX-11’s Advisory Board } TRUMAN AVE. and SIMONTON ST. Open Every Day For BREAKFAST, LUNCH, and DINNER Delicious Food at Moderate Prices Specializing in...» THE BEST IN FOOD. ENTERTAINMENT --- DRINKS WYLK’S SUPPER CLUB. to office because we knew it too. | ember, announced that the evening included.a dance and fashion | any lady Engineer’s dream togs. | show with clothes from Sophie’s Saks Fifth Avenue collection with | The jacket is high style at only $2.99, the shorts beautifully stitched at $1.99. A clever wrap Sround skirt for $3.99 and pedal pushers for $2.99, These all fea- ture a curved shell pocket, and are in the most lovely shade of blue. - Then just arrived, ten no less, different styles of brunch coats. A'l_ in washable Basila seer- suckers and one prettier than f:e next, Gay as butterflies in @ fed of clover. Kotton King | alr> has the lovely new Graf of Califernia slacks. You know the Irnd thetismake: a gal‘s derriere loo! smatier than it is, only it’s an tical iusion by Graf! That where: and Iv stor Jean, pest see « * * Getting tired of fish? Don't blame you oe little bit, and can’t say as there's much to do about it except try out some of these here now new recipes that I have been’ digging around for. This one's a cheese corn meal casserole.and I found it in Me- Call’s, tried same and found it was delicious. It sure is if you like cheese, and if you like corn meal, Heat one can of consomme, 2 cans water, and salt, to a brisk boil; Stir in one and one half cups of yellow cornmeal gradually. Keep cooking and stirring for a- bout two minutes, Then cover and cook over so slowly for about 15 minutes longer. Meanwhile cut a medium onion in slices and chop one half green pepper and one pimento coarsly. | Sprinkle one tablespoon flour over the chopped pepper and pi- ménto and fry, in.two tablespoons | butter er margarine until onion is golden. Season with a little salt and pepper and keep in a warm spot. When corn meal is cooked, stir in the two slightly beaten eggs 4 two cups grated cheddar cheese Stir until. cheese is melted. Serve hot with onion mixture sprinkled over the top. x * Seeing as how the sexes are pretty equal here-abou' the are liabie to be just a! many little boys as tittle tn the Easter parade this year, er any year, Well Children’s Corner is getting ready for them too, and they heve some lovely new ties, shirts and sex for the little men, Also while on the subject of shirts, the plisse shirts are wonderful soft and silky, and the linen enes are just as nice. The trousers haven't come in yet, but Buster won't be strelling down the street in his undies, they are expected any day, and should be every bit as nice a5 the other things. ‘On Easter morning the chil- @ran all look as eagerly fer their Deskets as for the Christmas Stocking. One of the most dear- ty loved toys at Easter time are the big silky stuffed Bunnies. All the kiddies love them. Chil- dren's Corner has some beau- ties. They are in soch lovely colors, it's hard te tell which te choose, All well made, the big fiopey ears took [ost fie bet ferfly wings You can't talk about Baster without mentiening bonnets, and the ones at Chitdren’s Corner have been mentioned before, but geally they ere to cute, you yy. A friend- | for Jack or | id} He exercises his American privi- lege, and does just what seems right to him. Sometimes he’s right, sometimes he’s wrong. When he’s right, we applaud, when he’s} wrong, We exercise our American } privilege and say so. . .right out | loud. Well anyhow, I’m glad I got ac-| quainted with these folks, because | as people, they are real nice folks, | and that Jane is cute stuff! Grand- | ma, indeed. It should happen to} me! | t koe | It’s real nice to welcome | | Betty Ann Stationers back to | this corner another Friday. It © | was just a week ago today that j we announced that they were | open for business, and when | was in there yesterday, that was really a fact. People sure were | going for those lovely Gibson cards she sells. My errand was for invitations, and | found just | what | wanted right away. Cute } ones too, | Hf you missed last week’s an- | Rouncement, well, Betty Ann Stationers is on Fieming Street | right there by the Globe Shoe | Store. It's a brand new little business selling office supplies of | | all kinds, and Gibson cards. It's | | a new offspring of the famous | | Old Roberts Office supplies and | will carry the same dependable | brand of merchandise. | aah : } I've told you about nutmeg on | cooked squash, and cr. a few other }things. Now let me recommend just a bit sprinkled on fried or roasted meats. It brings out a very fine flavor! WR eR When | was out to Baldwin's Nursery yesterday | got the bird. . .but titeraily! Just so you ‘ won't think they hate me, I'll hurry to explain that the bird was a gorgeous flamingo stand- ing on tong stick legs for your yard or garden. Nicer yet, these pink birds come in three sizes... .papa, ma- ma,’ and baby! Papa stands about four feet tall and seils for ( $4.95. Mamma is a shorty, only two feet and a half feet for her, and she costs $2.90. Baby is cute, only about one foot high he goes for a low 8% and is he asham- this t throw wise, scoop turn to shells; season with salt sand pepper. dot with butter; add fa little light cream and heat in the oven. * *« ¢ A useful item in any child's wardrobe is the bathrobe, whe- ther it's the heavy type for cold climates or the light ones like t saw at ideal Joes yesterday These sre smart rebes! There are three kinds there, and I'd heave @ hard time cheasing had 1 & wee one from three te eight years old. First off there are the plain red ef green Seeress robes with heavy binding. Large peart bet fons fasten the frent end they have belts. These come in sizes four, six or eight, and = this Seereess seersucter wery tine fabric Then there is the featherweight cloth with red, equa Come im sizes c 2 white terry er yellow Yoree te six X The nursery orint seersuchers bindings | these little robes are ideal at | in the name of the Officers’ Wiv | all proceeds to go to the total profit of the Navy Charity Carnival | es Club. trimmed in terry are smart too with gay bindings but we can't | overlook the gay coachman style star spangled in red, green and blue print on white. Lovely love- lies for lovely lovelies. Best of all, these lovely things are only $3.98 eacn. For beach or breakfast or just nighty night, Ideal. a Seg Some household hints from Grandma’s scrap book: If paper sticks to a polished wood surface, } pour a few drops of oil on the paper; let stand a few minutes, rub off with clean cloth. i Scaly deposit inside a teakettle? Boil one cup vinegar to one quart} water in the kettle. To prevent? scale formation keep an oyster} shell or flat stone in the kettle. | When it is covered with scale, re-/ place it with a new one, | Every two weeks give your tooth, brush a freshening 30 minute bath | in a baking soda solution ' Line a small market basket with | gay sturdy cotton fabrie, Make} pockets around the sides. Equip | pockets with threads, neddles, pins, | buttons, scissors, ete. Fold up mending jobs and place in the basket. Now you can carry your mending to a friend’s house, or up or down stars with ease. (this was in grandma’s day of course, Who likes to. mend), 5 es Well, what are you going to do tonight, Saturday night er Sun- day night? With a long weekend ahead, don‘t you think it’s time to howl? The best hewling in town these nights is being done at the Celebrity Ciub at 124 Du- val Street, and | mean the very best! This place is reaily getting celebrated! Some of our best people go there, and | hear that the entertainers don’t mingle with customers unless the enter- tainers might buy the customer's drinks. This is positively not bribery. You would laugh at Al- kali tke anyhew, you couldn't help yourselft Anyhow, this here new Cele- brity Club is becoming a habit and | couldn't think that a week or weekend was complete with- out going on down and laughing at ike, and listening to Jack and Jill, and then of course there's that sweet gal Mona who says that it's spelled “Greeeurrererel * 1 like the place organ, an in the * * Topaz Blondes prefer Donald's where they prefer Topaz Biendes. * * * NUHUM. Well bs é et She also told where tickets could | be obtained and added information on the Fort Taylor O. W., C. luncheon which took place today, and pointed out that those who could, should attend the Red Cross Dance scheduled for Monday even- ing at the Casa Marina. Announcement’'was made that | the O. W. C cake booth at the recent Navy Carnival in which! ZX-11 was aetive, made a profit of} over $1,400 for the charity fund, Mrs, Spooner called on Mrs. | David Spirt, co-chairman, for a re- port of the last meeting, February 4. Mrs. A. Robertson suggested that the club sponsor a beach par- ty and steak fry in the near fu- ture. No definite plan8.were made at the time, ‘but estions from membets. are welcome.’ It was moyed and seconded that | dues of twenty-five cents be col- lected at each coffee session from now on to furnish a smail reserve | of money in the treasurer. Some | of the’ money will be set’ aside to | purchase baby. gifts. for new mo- | thers in the squadron and. that | each mother should suggest gift } preference, In response to request for Thrift ' Shop volunteer workers, Mrs. W. | H. Kreig, Mrs, H. C. Spicer and} Mrs. W. J. Payne offered their | services for Thursday and Friday ' of this week. | Plans for the next luncheon were | discussed and Mrs. R. L, McComb, | Mrs, Payne and Mrs. Spirt will} be co-hostesses, The affair is set for March 18 with the place to be announced, The next coffee meeting will be | held Wednesday, April 1 at 10 a. ! m, at the home of Mrs. J. H. Blinkhorn. At the close of the Wednesday meeting, a sterling silver baby cup was presented to the newest mo- ther, Mrs. H. E. Isakson, The cup was engraved with the child's fs Barry Jay Isakson. ‘The gift is the traditional remembrance to new parents from the officers of ZX-1, : Couple Married 7 : In Home Wedding By Roy Hamlin Miss Betty Jean Valesquez and Ronaid Linderm USN, exchang- ed nuptial vows in a ceremony per- formed by Justice of the Peace Roy Hamlin et 7 p. m. Wednesday March 4 | The bride wore a blue dress. Her corsage was of white flow- ers, Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. D whose home, 1124 . ¢ marriage took groom left for Miam CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their many acts of Kindness shown us! during the iiness and after the death af our beloved baby deugh- ter, Wynenme Dias. Especially do wish to thank the Ker West e Departnyent, and employees i the City of Key West THE FAMILY. ok xart fot that Detafield thing " beteve your oe pod ereand, Jason. advt Tu ten Lav and things REAL BARBECUE RIBS AND CHICKEN Open 6:30 A.M. to Midnight DINNERS SERVED FROM 5 P.M.—S5 AM. NO COVER OR MINIMUM UNTIL 10 P.M, FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 2-3833 LUIGITS FAMOUS ITALIAN KITCHEN SPECIALIZING IN... Chicken Cacciatore: 227 DUVAL STRE EL PASAJE RESTAURANT M. A. ORTEGA, Proprietor 1005 TRUMAN AVE. Key West's Famous Spanish: Restaurant SPECIALIZING IN NATIVE DISHES SEAFOODS and CUBAN SWEETS LOCAL PEOPLE AS WELL AS TOURIS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED , Veal Scallopini.. . Spaghetti... 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