The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 14, 1953, Page 3

SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOASEN JO ELLEN KELLER, Editor ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE Telephone: Wednesday, October 4, 95) THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Fes 3) Mirror, Mirror On The Wall... ', || SHOP HOPPING Citisen Office, 2-5661 BROWNIE TROOP Vin . ivin | . pe | g Rosary Truman School ected nce.|L 0 Be Enacted At ‘Plans Festival sored by the Harris Elementary | Room representatives of Tru- | A | \PTA, Sop hold aay me cere- Grotto Thursday man School met last week in the monies for members o! : beg iiaes a a ae ae One of the loveliest events of the School library, with Mrs. William \Parents and friends are invited to Year in the Catholic Church will Gardner presiding, |attend the program Thursday eve- take place Thursday evening at The 42 members who were pre- asc rath at ie Sundown at the Grotto on the base peas plans fe a Halloween 5 ments wi nds of St. Mary festival, an annual event. to be {be served by the Brownies in the Grae of ne Sne eee held on the school grounds Thurs. |school library following the cere-| ta". a Church. Tt had’ Oct. 29th at 4:30 p. m. Festivities mony in the auditorium. previously been planned for last will begin with a costume parade, Brownie Fly Ups from Troop No,| Thursday evening but was cancell- ang prizes will be awarded. j9 and the Brownie Troop sponsor-°4 because of the rain storm. | There will be booths for hot dogs, ed by the Lions Club Auxiliary fe “Living Rosary” is compos- sodas, cake, candy, ice cream and will form the new Intermediate © of students of the seventh pop corn, * jtroop which is sponsored by the|through the twelfth grades of the Other features of the festival will Key West Woman's Club. The new Convent School. The procession will pe a fortune teller and a movie. troop will meet at the Woman’s St@t at the school auditorium and, 4) committve chairmen were Old Sam Goldsmith got out his! book on Monday morning and ges and applies; with special Pemegranstes, pumpkins, eran- wrote down a first in Key West| prices by the case. Make your weather history. For the very! ewn decorations of fat plump first time on any October 12th) pumpkin jeck e’lanterns, big since the weather bureau was| bowls of fruit and gay colored established in 1870, the tompera-| ture in Key West stood at a very; chilly 64 degrees. About the time Sam was measur- ing with the weather stick or what- ever it is that he uses, I was cower- fmg under a light weight blanket) not designed for such rigorous liv- ing. However, I didn’t mind one, Ittle bit. It was also reported that the previous low reading for this date was 72 degrees in 1939 and also in 1943. Well now it was’ mighty invigorating and made! shopping mighty nice. | xk The last things you might think of finding at the Ditty Bex- but when you see them, you'll with the the beautiful, and the different have always found a the Ditty Box will continue to ore. Gifts from the ro- mantic South Pacific, te you. x *« “Nicotine” HH according to my ‘Thorndike Barnhart Dictionary is the “poison found in the leaves of tobacco,” and was so named after J. Nicot a frenchman who intro- duced tobacco in France. On the other hand, according to the same gents “a Nicotine Fit is a collo- qualism describing the sensations felt by a person who habitually smokes cigarettes, deprived . . . of| same over a period of hours. Used humorously.” That’s what I thought too when T introduced the phase in a recent/"j44,, shop hopper. However, various and sundry citizenry read more sinis- ter meanings into a crazy little innocent bit of tom-foolery, Now I’m real happy to see that there are loyal folks left in the world and that they will take up the cudgel for a friend when they feel! they are being knocked about. I would hasten to reassure these folks that in no way was the ce- mark meant as a slur on my very good friend Susan. In fact, shop shopping being what it is, some- times these little inserts are writ- ten weeks in advance, and _ this had been one that had in part been used before with Susan's full know- ledge and permission. In fact she seemed to think it funnier than I did. This is a tongue in cheek sort of little opus anyhow, so don’t take anything to heart except the shop- ping news, We're not sorry we wrote what we did, but we're mighty sorry it was misunderstood. Idols fall that way, dreams die, and good friends are no more. x *® * My calendar keeps on pointing lust seventeen days ahead when the average householder is going to be subjected to a few indig- nities unless he comes forth with goodies for some extortion art- ists of the younger generation. This kind of extortion however Is entirely lawful, and the local constabulary are prone te turn their faces away as the youngs- ters parade the streets in cos- tumes that are sometimes funny, sometimes scary, and often beau- tiful; ringing doorbells and ply- Ing the eld “Trick or treat” theme for all it’s worth. f you have a young trickster tm your house you probably have heard your neighbors compared for generousity and individuality when it comes to treats. Well if you are average, just like me, you don’t have a great big lot of money to spend on treats, but leaves. Halleween is such e nice time of year, and Gulfstream is making it se easy for you on Halloween 1953. a *et It’s getting to be duck and tur- key season now, and a taste ting- ling jelly to eat with it is cran- berry-and-orange-juice jelly. Here cups of sugar and set aside. Mea- sure two cups (1 pint) bottled cranberry juice and one and one half cups reconstituted quick-fro- zen concentrated ornage juice (6 ounce can) into a large saucepan. Add one box powdered fruit pectin and mix well. Then place over high heat and stir until mixture comes to a hard ‘boil. At once stir in sugar. Bring to a full rolling boil and boil hard jone minute stirring constantly. Re- move from heat and skim off foam with a metal spoon, Pour quickly into glasses. Cover at once with one eighth layer of hot paraffin. Makes about seven medium sized glasses and if you think that will last all winter, wait til you taste it! xe The middie of October seems awfully premature on Christma: shopping hints we know, but did you ever stop te think you don’t have even twe and a half months left? So why don’t you go down te the Caroline Shop and leok at the lovely things there for Christ- mas? There are some distinctive tor~ toise earrings and breeches. The earrings for regular or pierced ears. Also some most unusual Mexican and Guatamalan silver jewelry. Don’t forget to look at the lovely lunch sets, tablecloths and ether pieces of real block prints, or the unusual vases, ash trays and other edd pieces. Of course you'll want te refur- bish a room or twe before the helidays, and you can get the line Shop. So hurry on that nice little shop at the of the big house on the corner of Ann and Caroline Streets. * 4% & In an article of items written in 1903 I found this: ‘‘Food prices; Porterhouse steak, 15 cents pound; strawberries, three boxes for 20) cents; a forequarter of lamb, 50; cents.’ This is followed by advice on health: “If you are subject to many headaches, cut off the meat! from your diet twice a day.” Aw gee mister, how could you? On the other hand, the fashion notes didn’t sound too attractive: “Sleeves are the thing. They are ivery large and wide, caught in at; {the top edge with plaits, with shir- rings, with straps that button and cross in a serpentine manner keep- ing the sleeve in bounds to the ‘elbow where it flies away and is finished with many cuffs, some and some turning is how you do it. Measure four; Bast NOE Ww NN : nasil Lewis, Dorothea Pinder, Gloria Lewtz, Yvonne Moore, Gloria Linda Howe.—Citizen Photo, Finch, K. Of C. Columbus Day Ball Attended By Over 500 At Casa Marina Patio More than five hundred persons attended the Knights of Colum- bus sponsored Columbus Day Ball at the Casa Marina Hotel Patio last Saturday night, After weeks of rain, the weather was perfect for the outdoor affair. The patio was filled to capacity making it necessary to turn away guests who had not previously purchased tickets, City Commissioner Louis Eisner introduced the celebrities, Rev. Father Joseph Maring, S. J. and Father John Capelle of St. Mary’s. Navy Chaplains Father A. R. Gibbons and Father W. Paquin. His Honor Mayor C, B. Harvey, City Commissioner Jack Delaney, SE~REESSEEES See wine ot 2 Coal, rage] eR And Twenty of the Casa Marina Hotel; also noted were Mr, and Mrs. John Years Ago DeWees from Ft. Jefferson at Dry As Tortugas and the Monroe County bea = eet 'VA Representative, George Hans- kat and Mrs, Hanskat, [See Del Breese, mceed the floor show: and mystified the audience with OCTOBER) 14,1938 his card manipulations and magic) Major General Harry Hale who bouncing ball. Father John Capelle " the winning ticket from the fish|tis usual stay, bowl. The main drawing for the room air conditioner was won by Other prizes included three drift-\yesterday on a business trip to} wood lamps donated by Sylvia Ap-|Havana. lance Store. Mrs. C. M. Ca ———— [a the winner of the floor ted Mrs. A. W, Arnold and her son, donated by FEisner’s Fugniture’ William, left for a short stay in ‘Store. A lamp donated by Pollacks| Miami. Jewelry Store was won by Ann ———— Sobiesk, 825 Duval St. John Kirchn--OCTOBER 14, 1942 er, 519 A Perry Court was the} Plans were made at the meeting winner of a dinner for two, don-/of County Commissioners last night ated by Raul’s Restaurant. to close Mercedes Hospital soon. Dance music was by Jerry Pin-| der, John Glenwood Sweeting formally co announced in today’s Citizen his jeandidacy for re-election as a mem- \ber of the City Council. Personals Announcement is made of the me ve ey daughter to Mr. and rs. J. Morrison, Before he: Pfc. Millman Ingraham, former-' marriage, Mrs. Morrison was Miss lly of Key West, who was wounded|Estelle Pent. xk Donald's, where the ordeal of having your hair dried has be- having your hair dried has be- come a pleasure. x «we We hope you're all enjoying fine K. W. weather. Winter has come early to us this year, and that’s just fine with me because winter's the very best time of all down here. Do any of you feel a little qualm of nostalgia looking at that bomb- ed out shell that was the old Arono-' vitz store? It has looked down on a century of progress, on Duval ‘Street and might have many stor- ies to tell, and many more that have already been told. Progress is sometimes a dreary sight. Hurry now, get your shopping! jdone. Hallowe'en is close upon us, jand then the holidays will start fairly running you down. It’s been’ \fun, and we've lots to do before syou like to give the kids a nice ene anyhow. Well Gulfstream Food Department Store has a fine Trick or Treat Department plumb full of treats that will delight the most discriminating goblin of them all. With ne work at all you can dispense individually wrapped bags of erange and black candies and jelile beans from a lerge package called “Ring ‘n Treat.” Alse, individu- ally wrapped lollypeps in big packages, big cartons ef gaily ‘wrapped gum for treats, Wellons stick candy, Brocks jelly beans. More than enough for any con- tingency. For your parties there are the weekend, See you around then, |shopping in all the stores, Jaxon. jadvt. WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN THE LINE OF Children’s TOYS COME TO THE TROPICAL TRADER TI8 Duvoel St. Dial 2.6262 in Korea has einer vm the hospital to rej unit ° Pea Gray Ladies Plans are underway at the Key Hold Meeting Wester Hotel for the entertain- TEEN-AGE BEAUTIES will vie for the crown of “Miss Elks Club Youth Queen of 1953” Sat- urday night at the regular dance held at the Elks Club Annex. rosie,” Monday evening were: Celi Bezanilla, Jo Ann Johnson, Jill Bond, Shirley Alfonso, June spends six months of each year in} z drew|Key West, arrived yesterday for|the furtherance of good-will pro- Rogelio Gomez, justice of the|t0 those attending who wish to go Donald Barber, 2102 Staples st.|Peace in the second district, left/Out to the service center where a In the “Ring around the Knowles, Brenda Sayre and Lutheran League To Hold Meeting At Warnocks Grace Lutheran Walther League, have a most important meeting to) be held at the home of the War- nocks, 1105 Duval Street, corner of Virginia Street at 7:30 Wednesday evening, October 14th. Plans and methods will be out- lined for an all-out membership drive. Various types of membership, including regular, honorary and associate, will be fully explained. The League’s existance not only Club Thursday afternoons. The first meeting of the new troop will will move along Truman Ave. and lover ito bel Grotto! where/thel Ros: asked to meet in the school cafe- teria Wed., Oct. 14th, to make final |be Thursday October 22. at 3:30 ®°Y Will form before the candle-lit plans. statue of the Blessed Virgin in her Pp. m. oes —_— rocky niche. | a Three Students Senior class members of the THEY LIKE HIM . school dressed in their white caps). NEWBURYPORT, ss. From Key West and gowns will form the Cross. Edward G. Perkins, 78, a house Enroll In College Three students from Key - West have enrolled as freshmen at Florida Southern College at Lake- land. They are Delia Elizabeth Touch- ton, daughter of the Rev. and Mr: Paul Touchton, 411 Simonton St. John Edward Castro, son of M and Mrs. A. W. Castro, 894 United) St.; and William E. P. Robert, Jr., son of Mr and Mrs William E_ P. Roberts, Sr., 529 William St. Miss Touchton, a graduate of Key West High School, will major in Religion and minor in English; Mr. Castro, also a graduate of Key) ‘West High School, will major in pre-dental; and Mr. Roberts, also a graduate of Key West High School, will major in political sci- ence and minor in humanities. Florida Southern is a liberal arts college overlooking Lake Hollings- worth in Lakeland. With an: en-| rollment of 2,500 men and women, | it has the only college campus in| Juniors will form the Medal, and painter, was nominated yesterday boys and girls of the other grades for his 2ist two-year term in the the rest of the Rosary. Boys will/Newburyport City Council. represent the “Our Fathers’ and — = = aoe girls, the “Hail Mary’s.” The girls will be attired in their white dres-| Ses with blue capes and white veils, | the boys will wear all white with, blue ties. 4 Each girl in the Rosary will car-| Ty a candle, and each candle will be lit simultaneously with the in- vocation. The service will be clos-| it aes Benediction of the: 8: acrement by F; camnede, y Father John It is planned that the procession! should reach the Grotto at approxi-| mately 6:15 p. m. It is an event of the Church that no one should miss,| and everyone, regardless of creed is invited. It is a solemn and holy occasion, and a beautiful one as ADELINE = CE SOFT PLASTIC GIVES TIGHT FIT TO OLD PLATES tender gums due to loose fitting dentures. Enable you to laugh without applied. jandret Stays soft — never hardens. Harmless to plate of mouth, ‘Tasteless. odorless. No daily bother with adhesives. ‘One re-liner can last from ; colds you can now i the world designed by Frank Llovd | custom D | speciail prepared’ Wright, dean of American archi-| < pnt ee Coriown | piak and blue a nod be sores teeta’ shop fai) will like it. DIAL 2.2365 8 It costsiaa only safe, proven 12.908 FLEMING S¥._ KEY wast || S0vieee. cotice to die Here’s A Missionary ea) ed ies Wb soothe sad Film That Will Really tive of religious affiliation. This includes sociabllity, home life and jects. | Transportation will be furnished there will be all types of indoor and outdoor games, entertainment and refreshment will be at their pleasure. Casa Marina’s Manager Arrives In Key West Mr. and Mrs. Emmett F. Con- niff and their daughter, Andrea, jarrived in Key West last week from (New England and New York, Mr. Conniff is returning to man- age the Casa Marina Hotel here \for the eighth consecutive n. | |The hotel will open officially on Dec. Ist. The Conniffs attended the Knights | of Columbus Ball at the Casa Ma- rina Hotel Patio Saturday evening for a brief time, and were wel- icomed by many of their friends and | acquaintances here. Citizen Ads Bring | YOUTH as a church association, but as a ’ i aes organization in the interest of Challenge You! J. . REIDS ee for Cloomntics pay Cait! locally assigned military person- dren in the and blue package. nel will be brought to the fore. See Salon of Beau’ es Its inception fosters the interest] ¢¢ 423 Fleming St. Phone 2.5263 OMULSI of all military personnel, their CALL OF LA CONCHA HOTEL FOR CHILDREN wives, friends and dates, irrespec- eelleves Coughs, Chest Colds, Acute Bronchitis. THE EAST” See What Conditions Where The Need of the Gospel rr Are Like In... In Key West! INDIA JAPAN Yes, ma’am! Is So Great ___ Also, ask about a FREE treatment Sat., Oct. 17th in our new Slenderizing Salon. We 7130 PM. guarantee to take off inches. There’s Something New... . From now on’. Prec you'll be cool as a cucumber at the Adorable Beauty Salon. It's completely air conditioned for your comfort. Stay cool, even while your hair is drying. ADORABLE BEAUTY SALON 924 SIMONTON ST, TEL, 2-2152 ment of the Italian war orphan At Naval Hospital who will be the guest here of the 'USN Davis’ personnell. A cottage Gray Lady Corps had its month- will be reserved for the use of the ly coffee and business meeting at! little girl and the adult companion, who. willl accocapany ‘her here, the Red Cross recreational hall at! Naval Hospital last week to make. Jackne Drudge, son of Mr. and Plans for events scheduled in No-| Mrs. S. H. Drudge, has com- vember, among which is the party! Pleted his basic training course in given each month at the Old! the 13th Infantry at Fort Jackson.|Folks Home to celebrate birthdays) The Drudges visited their son re-jof residents there. } cently in Columbia, S. C., and say, Coffee and doughnuts were serv- |that Jackne plans to be home on ed by Mrs. R. A. Kirk and Mrs. \léave soon, ie G. Fold to the Mesdames R. H \Morton, B Hartley, C R Bey- Key West's newly formed Sail-er, HE, Pace, A.'L. Leightly ing Club will drop anchor tonight B. F. Haney, R H. Robison, for a special meeting at the home E Kitching, T P O’Hata, J A jot Mrs. Gladys Jackson, 1402 Olivia/Swan, S L. Eddy, Jr., Roger Wake. St. at 8 o'clock. field, E, R. Nemec and J. E.) Did you read Dorothy Raymer’: pores | mers) Welcomed as transfers from “Soonerism” (no not Spoonerism!) other cities were Mrs Nemec and| in Earl Wilson's Monday column? Mrs. Wakefield. | Looks like Dorothy is taking over! Hostess for the November meet-| }the Big Town in hee own efferves-ling will be Mrs. Robinson, while! jMrs. Beyer and Mrs. Baillod will) be hostesses for the birthday party! at the Home, VFW To Meet On Thursday i ¥f yeu enjoy reading Person- als, help this column te be- come a regular feature in the Citizen by coming in, writing er telephoning the Society Ed- iter of items of interest about you and your friends. i ns There will be a meeting of the | A pastry blender will save time Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post! and be easy on your arm when a/No. 3911, Thursday Evening at 8! Tecipe tells you to cut the shorten- p. m. at the Post House, 225 Eliza-j ing into the flour. beth St. $10 Fleming Street RED CROSS SHOES TO OUR EVERGROWING LIST OF FAMOUS BRANDS Come In and See The New Fall Styles Now On Display “WE FIT THE HARD TO FIT” KEY WEST'S NEWEST AND LARGEST FAMILY SHOE STORE When In Miami Visit Our Store at 30 N.E. First Street Key West, Florids