The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 9, 1953, Page 5

eer eet nn Monday, March 9, 1953 THE SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST : REST DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor KEY WEST CITIZEN SHOP HOPPING We keep on griping around here} about the condition of the Key West Streets, and it is so possible that we are éntirely right... I gay as I clinth out of a pothole, but when you stop to think that it ‘was only this date in 1806 that they first started to build « national highway, our streets would prob- ably look like those within the eet gates to the folk living ’way ack when. This is quite a month too, for an- miversaries and such, and say there, did you know that we are going to wind up this week with another Friday the 13th? I am in- vited to a party on that date, and «don’t know whether I should go or not. Maybe it would be better if I stayed in bed all day. Well, this being Monday instead of Friday, and the beginning in- stead of the end of a week, maybe t’would be better if we just stop- ped worrying about everything and started shopping. 5 An ee. § There are a couple of real crazy Joes out at the Sigsbee Snackery. They put an ad in the paper Saturday that says as fol- lows: “Wanta buy a duck? Well we don’t have any!” or words to that effect. Of course, the cube steak sandwich they later pro- claim te have is quite something to waddle home about, but why mention duck in the first place? Now, | know quite a few people who don’t like duck, and quite a few more who are real duck fanciers. You take the ones who don’t like duck. They wouldn’t even look further on the ad. Then again, the duck fanciers would read eagerly on and find out that all they could. get for their duck money is a perfectly delicious, old cube steak sandwich bun, simply dripping with butter, and a leaf of lettuce smack dab on * that. Besides that, they throw in va@ few french fries and @ dab of cole slaw. : Then, the crowning bit of inani- ty In this here new production. These characters proclaim that their ice cream is HOT STUFF! This t de not see at all. Who's crazy now? xk Chocolate being. my _. favorite flavor, 1 was glad to find in grand- ma’s scrap book a few tricks with chocolate to make’ it less pesky to No need to use a big saucepan to melt. #? little. chocolate .. . Es of heat. To make curls or slivers of chocolate desserts, use a vegetable parer or sharp, thin-bladed paring knife to shave off thin slices. Soft fresh chocolate curls when sliced; harden chocolate cuts into slivers. * * Surprise, surprise, here’s Don- ald’s Beauty Shop way up here in the column again, Well, they are back with the Eske Wave ! told you about last week. Hey how girls, thit is a wave con: taining which is generally | found cnly in meats eggs and | dairy . New you can | FEED your hair as you cur! it! Another thing, when | was. in there Saturday, | sew the start, middle and finish of an ESKA wave, and now WM converted too. it was done on the smaiier | curlers, on iron grey hair, and that hair came out as soft and | smecth and natural leoking as | any real curly hair | have ever | seen, It was lovely. | don’t knew | ple to do business with. Take for) who the lady was, but I'll bet she's tickled with it right new, and she better. ‘The fast importent clalist in Donald's week te | give these new and revelutionary | permanent waves. Here's your | welcome newcomers of the same! things. Let's see now... chance gals, to have your wave | calibre, These people started up a/ by @ specialist. e 2 It's getting so that now-a-days it isn't safe to send me out alone Anything I carry along, I'm liadle | to leave some place or other. If it; isn't pencils and notebooks, it's) liable to be my glasses, Well, this) time it's real serious. While out shopping oa Thursday, I lost a pair; of shoes! No, I didn’t have them en either. I'd just bought a pair of | Dr. Postier shoes, brown convent oxford: for daughter Gail, and ab-/ sentrnindediy laid them down somewhere and walked off with! my note pad. It ixn’t bad enough to stand the less of the price of 2 pair of shoes, but Mrs. Baer kindly ordered them special.because her store doesn’t regularly carry Pos- ner shoes in the larger sizes. So besides the loss of the shoes, it will take about three weeks to get another pair. Unless the kind soul who picked them up returns them to The Citizen office, Gail will have to paint her feet brown and go to school barefoot until another pair can be ordered. Please? kk * The current publications are making a great deal of the fact that the has shrunk to 52c. Mrs. Baer at Ideal Togs evident- ly doesn’t read these publications because in her store are some wonderful cotton seersucker blouses for boys or girls with a knit waistband for only 98c! Also for just 98c, seersucker sun- suits in smart styles and colors. Denim shorts with snap gripper crotch too. In fact denim. shorts from drooling age to size 12. This too for 98c. Then in the 98 success line, seersucker pajamas in nursery prints in sizes one, two and three. These are only a few of the ba ins at ideal these days, it’s like 50¢ bargain day at Ideal, and better yet, you come home with 2c change... at the cur- rent trend, thet is. x * ¥F So many folks commented on the shortcuts the other P.M. thought you might like to cut in on some more. And . thank grandma she liked to keep scrap books. Use a child’s marble as a minia- ture darning egg for a glove finger. Use the revolving stand of the electric mixer as a Lazy Susan when frosting a cake. Set the cake on the stand and turn it slowly as you frost top and sides. No brown sugar in the house? Add one part molasses to four parts granulated sugar; mix well. Use like brown sugar. * * x Every so often, Globe Shoe Store over on Fleming St. re- minds us that we musn‘t forget the distaff side of the family, and takes us into that big end complete Men's Shoe Depart- ment. This time they weren't fooling about a complete fine either. Get ready for warm weather with @ pair ef John &, Lucey shoes, These are the ventilated shoes that are so popular up north in summer and down here all year round. John Lucey shoes are dressy as well as comfortable. | saw some of woven leather in the manner of the handmade shoes from Mexico or Spain, but the ones | liked best were the new spring shoes of calf and nylon mesh in combinations of brown and white or black and white. They really looked coo! as any- thing. Clippers puis out a white buck- skin leafer that looks like the Sporting man’s type of footwear, and the Penoiscat Trampeze sport shee in natural calf was | beautiful te see. Of course at Globe are always the wonderful | Magno Arch shoes in the latest styles and Globe is the head- quarters for Officer’s whites. | Sunday finery, the Slicker dress shoe. This is the only store in town that-has the Slicker shoe | featuring the “Dime Sole,” that | extra thin sole for dancing and strolling in your very best. . Ee HS A This town is a nice friendly little town, with a good majority of merchants who are wonderful peo- instance those famous gals in the famous little shop across from La Concha who have done this column, The Citizen, and this columnist ESKA Is | personally so many nice favors.! back to shortcuts or recipes so lets — pe- | We appreciate it, and will do our} just let that ride until Wednesda; 3 ali for them whenever we can. That's why we are 8) glad to place a year ago, a nice friendly little store, but people being peo ple, they fell out with their part ners. Now I understand everything was settled, everyone got their due, and sow one-half of the part- nership has started a new store at the same old stand with the same old name. They used to be neighbors right bere in the column, and they have come back too. But better yet I like to go in there. because it is a friendly place. And better than that, I was convinced the other day that these are real honest folks when they returned money to me me be merchand im town at a lower DIAL: Citizen Office, 2-5661 TEMPERATURES AT 7:30 A.M., EST anes 2 Pie es ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE i it, i and Saas ||" "The proceeds will: ge to the call Mrs. Wester ‘Btute ot 3-10! bombers } | or: Mes.: Linares. at 9-9679. oR, ¢ | “4 BPES gif ih i CASA MARINA THRUSH, Betty Madigan, goes native for the moment in a cocoanut straw hat. She’s one of the featured enter- tainers at the Red Cross Victory Dance, which is being held tonight at the Casa Marina. The sparkling floor-show is aug- mented with two dance bands. Last-minute goers can buy tickets at the door from the Beta Sigma Phi hostess sponsors, Red Cross Victory Dance Scheduled With Show Tonight At Caa Marina Tonight is the big night of the Red Cross Victory Dance the Casa Marina sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi sorority, The tivities will begin at approximately 9 p.m. Tickets have been rapidly.and the list of sponsors expanded every week. Last of reservations to be made were by Mr. and Mrs Harold Mr. and Mes. James McManus and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur There will be two bands for; i dancing, Larry Lloyd’s combina-|mime,” noted for hilarious row ' . ~ tion of the Casa Marina which | tines, plays smooth rhythms and Gus| Six lovely door prizes will be Cdr. Jack Eng Ayala’s orchestra which has/given away. d its Tickets may be purchased | Sytei by ail proved its merit locally. e' A varied floorshow will the door. Beta Sigma Phi hes- Cast In Play ents { ? Hf | ! Bs E of her husband’s i i i at i i i : 58 F 8 Bskis 3 | ay f ff Bee iH] Lif ef F & = i & EF z i £ i i i | it : a fi ane i o welt x : ie ng : f qlety i : | add i 5 lata Sat ba TRREOEDE of @ lot of ambitious folk, we | © fstudents who plan to enter laughingly started calling the | teaching profession. joint 2 “Saloon.” “La Conga | Among the speakers will Celebrity Club’ seemed like an | Thomas D. Bailey awful long name for an intimate | superintendent; Dr. little cocktail joint like that, and | Simmons, University besides by the time you got ali | Gainesville, who is head of the that out you weuld forget what | Florida Education you wanted fo say anyhow. FTA committee; R. Well, Mona DeiMonte being | son, executive secretary Mona all the while, “Saloon” | Florida » Education seemed to be a word that just | and Dr. Doak S. Campbell, plain slippped into the conversa- | dent of FSU. sitar tion with no trouble at all when- | The executive council ever we spoke of the place. Folks | FSU chapter has planned listened and folks laughed too. | program for the state-wide calls a drinking | ing, announces avins | Nash, Miami, , ‘Cock- | tion to Miss Nash, oth ae anything | council are: June McMillan and J | but a saloon, please Mary! Suzanne Tindell, Miami; Charles | aan | T’other night however, when | McDaniel, Freeport, Fls.; Nanet- John Carbonell and his wife and | te McLiain, Tampa; Betty Zoll, all his relatives were in the | Dania; Jean Williams, s place, he summed up the way ‘Callie Economes, Bradenton, and i : rt ail z Ve jto the fun and frolic. There is|tesses will be there to assist im Jack Engiieh Syivial - - Judge Mersey, Betty Madigan, singer; Ricky|any way possible. Nene a APE eS Deckweiler has agreed Con i gan, singer; y|any way Rugaover Dare’ jolies fs cast WAY, MARCH court to Mrs. Bonus’ jtrmecr 5 and Veda, dance team; Lona Al- of “Ow Town,” two dt te — the hearing. Doctors |‘! ¢ Line isis: a len who does singing imitations| Future Teachers |main ‘rotes. ae vag ve. landecope painting of intemia |G eae ee ee and a unique baton twirling act. < ‘| the newspaper and — = pe. Wie Mar. more weeks to | Bei su = : Joe and pone Swan, well Will Aitend pored a. = take cout erst, ‘ Caters Ss jknown in Key West for their : part of Mrs. Gibbs, the town ' : Mrs. Bonus | Celanese |ballroom specialities will also| FSU Conference | doctor's wite. The only part un- a SNe. Fred Bonus, | Sere Gols 333 ig PtH dance. The show closes with Ra- cast is that of the village ecn- Kerns: Pring repairman. They |S! Gee. jfsceae RR iis vena, billed as “Queen of Panto-| ‘The Future Teachers of Amer-| stable. a art exh nae Under — ‘Can owsincleir’ On fo} ~ ica chapter at Florida State Uni-j Rehearsals wilt continue to} - Siekereek a the | Core Fred Sinton ce 6 price. Welcome to Key West Jean| versity will be host to the. first ee through: Thursday. Vie. All deg- ond phe apne to the chil- Diane str iausid_ 8 NS 34% and Jack, we like people like you.| state conference of FTA high blocking ft A. sage hows... . oa eek ps a Bi o> So _ Ss school and college chapters Pri-lehe dhind a¢t. Tomorrow, act ‘ —. 18, | Famity Fie Pee Zee me time ago when 7 act. act one i, Barbare, Firestone Un Bag & P Celebrity Club was just being | day and Saturday, March 18 and/ will be rehearsed with lines mem- ‘pm, . Us born, se to speak out of the plans |14. The FTA is an organization | crised, On ay, act two and tous -- HAS ee” =~ Aire Unit Fruit i ¥ Hd 2 L3 a if geszy*sie*see33 if fet ‘i i : | i i ef | i a 28 ry i tl ig E i ii ra i i F Ht | : f i fry Hi ‘ i ! Fi i i tte lef * 5 g we all felt ‘about it, and | decided | Sarah Whitehead, Tallahassee. it should be duly reported here. The conference will open at ® comme ‘oon ood, = sons John said, and | quote: “You | a.m., March 13, and end at noon is Bet wented end you coanet | know, this ie 0 friendly | the following day. Several as aes Cone | saloon.” And that's exactly what | West students will attend, baend = =o i it is, a real family saloon. | pot aa ope ere aio Just theught you'd like te soothe | uaews ond tot you would Hine (CT HERIDCE FAMILY Seer iedoned,trensttcbonommenco, | to gather your friends and rela- |STATIONED IN TEX. Creomulsion biends beech wood tives together and go on down Mrs. J. T. Etheridge erecente special process with other | to the saloon. They'll push ® few | wayne and Timmy, Reve fine ected edices or song | chairs around a couple of tables, join Major Etheridge in Fort Se ae edict | pull up the spittoons and you'll | Texas, have te ned ts peacenteet be off to the nicest evening you | — arena caer age from spending three years Well what do you know! Of all} Fa enid Major things. Key West now has its first }saloon! And I thought they had }one all the time! Seems real silly right now to get | tq” ase hentai } Besides I have to bust my brains over another one of these Donald |Legion Auxiliary 'To Nominate New Officers 5 MEG, Ff There's a Head Specialist at Donald's whe will put an ESKA wave on yours te make you feel better about your permanent. i WA. @ Well now I hope you had a w merican Legion Avuxil- | pleasant week-end. If you Sesentt = oe meet at the home | any plans for the one coming Up.) of Mrs, George W. fn, 1018 | after this next 13th one, make ar-| Windsor Lane. tonight at 4:36 | Tamgements to go to a bell for’ o'clock to select the mew ef- Charity and our Monroe County) ¢icers for the coming elegtion t's easy te Hospital will ’ | tor 1889-1984, ot In the meantime, sbut up your Chairmen arec Past Preai- Mere recaps ag dowa ~ — dent, Mrs. Sikes, the hostess We 0 few } tig! up the salt cellars, and) Lee erostnas he he cer] Samora Wecieta. gest CO?"E IN OR PRONE 2.3430 ful IMh. De your Ith precautions De yoae ERR Precautions Diem, committeewemin. Opes 10 A.M. 10 10 P.M., S17 Duval Street pang. Luv aad stuff, Janon.<-Advt. é conreeeen ee Se Comtertntly Au Conditioned