The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 17, 1953, Page 5

DOROTHY RAYMER, Friday, April 17, 1953 Another week is ending with April 17. We are getting news of snowstorms, blizzards and what not from up north. Cooler here too, in fact very, very pleasant when you read about blizzards. They tell me that New England got a chilly breath, so it makes me wonder what happened with the weather the night Paul Revere took his famous ride on April 18, in 1775. Somehow I hope it was a fine spring night like comes quite often ‘way up in Massachusetts, with the smell of new grass, and the moon riding high reflected hundreds of times in silver pud- dies along the way. It would make his grim task so much the lighter. Or didn’t he see the beauty of the night? There 1 go again! It can’t be old age that makes me reminisce, that happened so very long ago. What's happening on sunny old Duval Street right now is what we are most interested in, fascinating as our history is, so lets make his- tory today on the niciest street in nicest town in the nicest state ! . i A F: qt z25 2% izi i i z= i Mi i i i i lj Z lt t i ? 3 HT! ht lf + i ; i z it ! } tt Li Ft i i z ose . a Fs i i : = r q ili 7 i a sere i afeiliee? fi rH fhe Mar-Ed Shop knows it too. A skirt can go many wearings ° = Ii CS 4 itt i 2 if ? i ig il lite $227 : ti iI rif tis? i rs 7 f $ 5 £ THE KEY WEST CITIZEN 522 ite Editor Page 5 they are enly $7.95, any old day. What @ wonderful buy! x * & New addition to the Well Of All Things Department!-Rub the stub- born stains from. the bottom of pots and pans with an ordinary depilatory pad from the dime store cosmetic counter. * % * Got anything you want petted? Mrs. Baldwin already is.- . . that is she’s been planting like member, Baldwins for Pots. x* I don't like people who make rules that apply to me and then don’t let me know anything about it. The latest one was just made to pick up the phone in awhile and call lia or some distant port, up a considerable bill, I made an agreement, bills should te paid in full of the month, which is very good agreement to make. However, the phone company just ups and makes an agreement with themselves that every time I run up a little old long distance bill over $20 I pay it within the hour, » + or else. The trouble is, that “or else” clause, They don’t have to worry about selling their pro- duct. Every one wants it includ- nice if they’d told me about it so used to getting over that habit of mine in a hurry, and long distance calls. Well man was nice and that “or else” clause, did slam the receiver xk * All little folks like to sit up at tables like big folks, and most of them rebel at that high chair so early their chins don’t top the table cover. Over at, Chil- dren's Corner is the answer to Jack and Jill chair. it is #2222 rl i z i j i z 3 z f ¢ F ; z £ t qt 8 i z i i i g : : i & H ? i i ti is ir i ra i 3 ss HE i i yft if iizt ef He | Wrote something awhile back about the save-our-birds bill that one of the Presidential Candidat-| ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE Local Audubon Reception Saturday |BPW Chooses To Be Distinguished Social Event The Monroe County~Audubon Society will honor its newly elected officers with an informal reception to be held at Wesley House, 1100 Varela Street, Saturday evening, April 18, at 8 o'clock. Officers to be honored are Mrs. Frances Hames, president; Wallace B. Kirke, vice president; Miss Hilda S$. Cunniff, recording setretary; David P. McDaniel, cornesponding secretary; Archie Roberts, treas- urer; Mrs. G. P, Lawrence, Jean P. Baillod and Albert H. Carey, members of the Board of Directors. Receiving guests with Mrs. Ha- mes will be her daughter, Mrs. Stewart F. Ansley, of Atlanta, Georgia. Mr. Ansley, and Daniel B. Beard, Superintendnet of Ever- glades National Park and Presi- dent of the Tropical Florida Au- dubon Society. Assisting the officers in receiy- ing guests will be Mr. J. P. Bail- lod, Mrs. Grace R. Crosby, and Stuart S. Whiting, retiring Presi- dent. Mrs. Edna Lee will entertain with piano sleetions preceding the showing of a scenic film and the address of the evening by Super- intendent Beard. Miguel Marsical, talented young pianist, will pre- sent a short concert. Following the program, guests will be invited to the dining room where Mrs. Wallace B. Kirke, Mrs. Albert H. Archie Roberts, Mrs. table. s Florial decorations are being ar- ranged by Miss Hilda S. Cunniff and David P. McDaniel. Saturday’s reception promises to be one of the most impressive social functions of the Audubon Society during the season, Invita- wide, I’m for both of them my- self, Rt x*xrk* We keep on writin’ and writ- in’ about Sylvie Appliances, but however much black we wear ‘kept him from bringing all ex- cept a few tastefully painted off the typewriter ribbon, we still can‘t quite say enough about it. This here now place is as tastefully decorated as though they weren't selling every type of electrical appliance extant, and just because you don’t see it when you walk in is no sign they don't have it. Here’s a place that doesn’t believe in piling goods on goods all over the place until it bears 2 distinct resemblance to Macy's base- ment. The only one whe does that is Mr. Sylvia Appliance who piles driftwood all over the front yerd, and. so far mamma has pieces inside. These she uses strictly for decoration, and poor papa is relegated to the back room where he is allowed to smoke his pipe and make those beautiful driftwood lamps. Looking for just the right fan? Need an airconditioner these hot nights? Everything alright in the toaster department? Could you make better ice cream if you had a new Mix Master? How's your coffee? Ever drank any from @ Coffee Master? Been get- k up the carpet? Well if the inswer to these questions is all it is, you'd better go see iyivia Appliance store, ** * * Being an old Key West Player, I know better than stick my nose into rehearsal of a play I'm not working on before {it is produced. Well I went to see the new one last night and it’s breathtaking. It’s “Our Town” by Thornton Wil- der, and for my money, I'll go and look and listen to anything he temporary play to come from the pen of any man in America, It's wonderful, This morning a lady told me that she was only mildly interested in the first and second acts, thought they were good and well acted, but the third act took her breath away, and it was haunting her, I understand she's going back tonight, Well I share her feelings. I'm giad it will be on jtonight, tomorrow and Sunday, be- cause you shouldn't miss it. } Wave, only at Donsid’s. | ~*~ * * Have a nice weekend folks. Get { 4 and Mrs. David McDaniel will preside at the refreshment writes. This is the greatest con-| !tion is extended to community jleaders supporting the program of ;the Monroe County. Audubon So- jciety affiliated with the National } Audubon Society. ; ; Guests are requested to make reservation by Friday, April 17 | with a member of the telephone committee: Mrs. Grace R. Crosby, | Mrs. Edna Lee, Miss Hilda S, Cun- niff, or Mrs. David P, McDaniel, ‘Jim McLaughlin | Scores Again In Players’ Group Keep your eye on Jim McLaugh- lin, young U. S. Navy man, who has the leading romantic role in “Qur Town” currently at the Barn Theatre. He’s a tall, handsome Scotsman with a knack for the footlight technique. Someday his ;Bame may be up in the bright lights of Broadway or on a Holly- — studio star list, or maybe He has a lot of pre-Players ex- |Perience, but ‘like the reluctant j dragon, doesn’t roar around about it. In Key West, his initial appear- ance was ai neh eae in “The Drunkard.” appeared in on Passing of the Third Floor jack,” one-acters presented here by Players last spring. McLaughlin really scored John, the confused Army guy did a chum a favor nearly lost out in his own love affair “John roo A Now scores aga _ Town,” ing the difficult role ~ Gibbs who likes to play as an adolescent and who love with his neighborhood Thornton Wilder’s drama, direc- ted by Joe Hurka, with production under the capable management of Mickey Renna, will continue to- night, Saturday and Sunday before At Truman School The April 14 m of Trum: Elementary P. agape * evening was conducted by | chairman, Mr. Jesse Montgo- | mery. Sergio F , elty policeman assigned to Truman | School was introduced by the chair- jman. Mr, Fernandes urged | Constant awareness on the of adults and children for =i | Safety rules at all times. He ed if the group would be | ed in flying a safety | day of @ perfect record and immediately and pureha: After the ness, the i Hie Fell i | Pesti ‘ark f es from Wlinois refused to spon-/ lots of fresh air and sunshine. and i and sor, Well we hear that it’s back/ don’t forget to ge to church oni a the legislature again. . .re- i 43 the votes of cat levers far and Sunday Big tat suggestion for a real good time. . . yoo there, and Monday will be @ great big shopping day wo j Lav and staff, Jaxon. advt. 8; ii i f (SUBSCRIBE TO THE crrizen, New Leaders At Wednesday’s Meet At the Business ‘Women’s Club Wednes- ; é “ | Hl i : - Sed iil Free 4th ag i F : i EF F i L i i FF é é | | pre ie ite u i FE li i EE i E f 4 i il fl 4 i Fi eet i : i e i : | i 7 Ht i §% i tH HA | Fil Eye E rt HE : | | | f : | HH Hl i i | i i H ih at te peel | Rg it f r : fr ! i [ e 5 Hi Hy e i | Niec, 4 Ist Grade — Brian s Reynolds, Roberta el vegas eg 4 y Berman, Elizabeth Mariscal. eee 2nd Grade — Phyllis A. Curry,! Belinda Berman, Joy Hartley, Mi-/ chael Valdez, } j NY : i | ; He BR nl itfez H atti Hag iii fit i i : i i K ¥ fl By if I 1 it if ke i i t fi eo iY a > a i i £ a Ret AP NgA, .yabint WALID Teaw TAR a ge oe spies Biss ES Sesncenale spam SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN DIAL: Citizen Office, 25661 Sylvia Knight Is Chosen President Dental Officers Of Beta Sigma Phi For Coming Year | Honor Visitors The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority had a very interesting ana tun| At Dinner Party evening from program to election of new officers at their recent Naval Dental Officers of the Key SS Se eat Os oes ere oe ae a ee a Vivian Thompson discussed Natural Joy, its fulfillment through a! “Merry Heart” and a “Singing Heart.” Julie George discussed “Un- i 4. cies i E if [ e ‘ f | E l ? i ey i i E peit rea in it He | i : Fi | A ste iL Key West Players Present ‘QUR TOWN’ BARN THEATRE April 13th thru April 19th — 8:30 TICKETS... 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