The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 13, 1953, Page 5

DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor Monday, April 13, 1953 Fy Al ig iy 2 bzi i gB eg s i : He g i g Gel fF I Fi i : : i 8 aa ; ff i" Bd Jefferson, another very great man. Some are born, some die. It’s the way of humans, g ts* : Hit; i } iF v3 He Ha 2223 tf ? ittt| gs tie : Un : > a it tty : : eitilyiziil Te ie gh = ite i : en8 Z Es EE fest 3 : : oat Fy si Fe 3785.5: = te it CHARMING Pa Singing Your Favorite Requests ot es es ; ? PP ee THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 5 Togs that | reported on There are still plenty panties left, terry britches at 23c, boys briefs at Be and girls panties at 33c. New items are all dresses, values to $8.98 to be sold from $1.98. Boys slacks too, greatly reduced. There are also infant's garbardine crawlers of $2.45 value for just $1.59, and one big lot of boy’s shirts, broadcloth and seersucker for just 8c. Looks like Monday and Tuesday is real good for shopping on Du- val Street. — xk Being Secretary of the Key West Players just naturally gives me a great big interest in the group. This play, “Our Town” by Thorn- ton Wilder is a very wonderful play. I saw it in New York when Martha Scott became famous thereby, and vice versa. It’s been produced many, many times, but often as it’s put on the boards, that’s as often as I want to see it and so I am glad that my own group are opening Mon- day Night at the Barn Theatre with this play. I went to the readings, but by no stretch of the imagination could I play a 16 year old part, so I stayed awhile and listened awhile, and now I want to see it com- pleted as the Barn Players will do it, I’ve heard it’s wonderful, and my old and good friend Jonathon Jackson takes the role of the +| Stage Manager, so it’s a must on my list! xk Golly it’s hot! And one of the Sigsbee Snackery characters, as Portrayed in Saturday's ad is a real wise guy and knows just where to go! We've said it before, and we are so glad we said it, that we are going to say it again. . the Snackery gives the bigjest help- ings of ice cream we've ever seen. Don’t know how they make any money out there... .but it sure is nice for the customers. About the coolest occupation | could contemplate these even- + -@ ride out the causeway DEE CAMERON DEMAND CONTINUES s H Sis thi. Peer EF lined yahoos MSsITS i “hy Ter - SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE «_DIAL: Citizen’ Office, 2-5661 es , |Credit Is Due DRAMA PRINCIPALS, as they appear in the wedding scene from “Our Town,” are Jonathan Jackson, portraying Thornton Wilder’s “Stage Manager,” narrator of the theme, conducting the ceremony. The bride, right, is Connie Losley, and the groom, right, is James McLaughlin. The play opens tonight at the Barn Theater with curtain going up at 8:30 p.m. The Key West Play- ers’ production will last one week. Tickets are available at the boxoffice or at Southernmost Drugstore.—Finch, Citizen Staff Photo, helps are the tally cards and cunning little pencils. If it’s a clever party you want to ar- range, the humerous tallies will keep your friends hilarious and provide a fine- conversation piece. !f you are planning a beautiful little affair in keeping with the seasons, you will find the right tally cards at Betty Ann too, She has many varieties. i’m glad to report here some- thing you've been asking for at the Betty Ann Stationers. Those nice little Dennison special occa- sion seals. The ones | saw were made of silver and'were 10c the package. x ke Did your phone ever ring at two in the morning, or any other) sleepy hour and it turned out to be a wrong number or a tipsy bore? Tops in my estimation is the touche of a University of Cal- fornia professor who received a eall from a lady at three in the/ A. M. who told her neighbor fur- jously that his dogs barking was/ keeping her awake, and then hung up without waiting for his reply Next morning at three he called back. “Madam,” said he, “I have no dog.” You know, you have to be pretty | darned peeved to get up the second morning at three to make that call. You also have to have a pretty good mind to think up the right answer and how to make it. 5 ieee aed And now for the third and last sale of this Shop Hoppin’ day, but by no means the least. There is a sale going on over at the Globe Shoe Store on Fleming | Street right this minute thet you don’t want to miss. They are having a sale on Spectator pumps for only $6.00 for $9.95 to $14.95 shoes that is really sumpip’! These are Gia- Enumerating the many benefits now being enjoyed by active and inactive members of the Navy and Marine Corps because of the work and effort of the Fleet Reserve | Association, Mr. Sandefer inferred” that these benefits could even yet be increased if the membership ;of the organization should ever |reach its actual potential. He urg- jed continued and exhaustive prop- jagation of the organization as a means of inereasing its member- ship and thereby adding to its | voice, in official circles. “At the present time’, he stat- ed, “there are very few bills be- fore the Co: $s which are in- tended to benefit the military per- sonnel.” He went on to say that there are bills currently in com- the disadvantage of the military man, and these are the bills which the Fleet Reserve Association will oppose. | Sandefer recently returned from ja meeting of the Board of Direct- }ors of the Fleet Reserve Associa- tion, held in Washington, D. C, He spoke at some length on what j he learned there, offering much j information of particular interest to local members, } Because of a rather close sche- | dule, including an. appearance at the Miami Branch on April 10th, Sandefer left Key West early Fri- day morning. He expressed great j pleasure on his visit here, and a - |hope that he might soon return. get in touch with the Mayor of | North Little Rock, Arkansas who will have no truck with a city budget because he says his town can’t afford one. He says that budgetiess North Little Rock clos- jed it's books with a surplus of } more than $50,000. Now his op- - |ponents want to use what they jsaved by not having a budget to {set up a budget bureau to relieve - | the city from the embarrassment For years men have been won- a i a H i i il] is PLEA E Fi | 33 if At | ; L ; { i : if f [ i f ve ty uy i. i new spring @ tremendous seie | We sure hope you had a week-end, and now you'd } £0 right out and get your shopping done. Our jod is to serve the : chants, in advertising | ducts, and to save your | Today feels like a job becatse we were able to mere often & mittees which might well gvork to! Tessie Braxton, Lauretta Marks, Named Chairmen The monthly meeting of the Is- land City Navy Wives Club, Wed- nesday morning was opened by the president, Mary Smith. Navy Wives Pledge was read and @ prayer was given by the vice pre- sident, Barbara Ward, After the roll all and minutes were read, Ithe committee chairmen gave their reports. Mrs. Smith thanked all members who helped to make the cake sale which was held April 4, at the | Margaret Ann Store, a success. During the meeting two chair- manships were appointed; Tessie Braxton, chairman in charge of convention fund, and Lauretta Marks, chairman of Finance and Welfare due to the absence of Maxine Karnell, who is in the hospital. Tessie C. Wimmenaver, Alice Bush and Jean Deal made their pledge and are now members of the club. Florence Becker, secretary read a letter from Vance Stirrup, Commander of the Amer- ican Legion Post No. 2%, asking help in the Armed Forces Day Parade. The club is entering one cordially invited to attend. Fathers? | Night Program Set At Truman School Fathers have been chairmen of committees for ft ue i : Gry ig: iy Be i [ E, fit : {i it zat 2 uy £ RFEEF = 3 | d oF Bi ak i i re es § u gai |FRA Regional Vice President Speaks |?4..0,"a" | To Local Branch At Banquet Meet Branch 56, Fleet Reserve Association, Key West, had the pleas- ure of an official visit from Wilson H. Sandefer, regional vice presi~ dent, Southeast, FRA, on April 9th. Following a banquet supper |at Raul’s Restaurant, Sandefer attended the regularly scheduled meeting of Branch 56, at 8 p.m. Introduced by Shipmate President Robert H. Moore of Branch 56, Mr, Sandefer spoke to the assembled members on varied subjects involving the Fleet Reserve Association in general and the local branch in particular. help) power engineering, eating and of course stage ing. In regard to work with The Players, Street says, “For people who are willing wo do a little work pay, I ci | EE i ie if igs . : i fie ae ef we F $ iy 3 i 5 “eotiatitcte Hi = gf ae oF ERS & 3 : it |Mrs. Leila Godfrey Will Be Speaker At Book Review Meeting Wednesday The Book Review group meeting at Ft. Taylor Club Wednes- equegters £ ines’ g ae Seeil i : Fe ti 58 i E [ : i ty i ; iBEed Ey a i Hi ita E | 8 eg? Ee e & i i i i | £ | i : i ie : F ul 5 “ii a rid H [ i ANNOUNCES THEIR SUMMER POLICY Your FAVORITE COCKTAIL or HIGHBALL Made With GIN, RUM, SCOTCH, BOURBON or CANADIAN CLUB 50c Every Day from 12 105 PM. in Our Beautijui AX Conditioned SEAFARER’S LOUNGE ROOSEVELT ee ee nd