The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 10, 1954, Page 3

SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTERES: TO WOMEN SUE JONES, Editor ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE TELEPHONE: Citizen Office, 25661 Wednesday, February 10,1954 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Suzy Shopper Sez Well, here we go again, back shopping. Don’t have so much time any more, so we'll rush around and see what’s new since the last time we checked the shops, |sweet and sentimental and we can|- : fark al Van Houten’s cocoa isn’t exact- ly new because its been made by the same process since King William | of the Netherlands granted C, J. Van Houten a pat- ent way ik in 1828. You'll be delighted with its richness and flavor, Really does something for any recipe calling for cocoa. The instant mix is new to this famous line, and so easy to fix for the children on cool mornings. Made with hot milk, its nourish- ing and easy to digest. You might know that Fau: Food Palace on Fleming Street, where quality is the first consideration, is where you'll find this wonder- ful cocoa. And they have a won- dertul selection of imported gua- va paste, guava shells and go ‘ma » This is m ® puree than the generally cepted definition of marmalade, but it will make mango sherbert possible long before the fresh ones are in season. n- * * So we finally got us a Girl Scout Ceuncil. A lot of credit should be given to Olive Saunders. She is the one person in Girl Scouting in Key West that never gave up and | Hearts and flowers, and lacy; cards, big red satin boxes of cho- ‘colate candy and the postman’s box at school. Valentine’s Day is jsure use more sweetness and light in this mixed up old world. x ke * Speaking of lace ‘n Valentines, MarEd’s has some of the laciest, loveliest lingerie that just looks like Valentine's Day. Slips ‘n gowns and half slips in sheerest nylon. Pretty, pretty nighties and robes to let your lady know that she’s queen of your heart. And such soft colors—ice blue, snow white and rose petal pink. And the girls at MarEd’s are whizzes helping poor bewildered males select the proper size! 28.3% This recipe calls for chocolate, but you can use cocoa and add a little bit of butter. A dear little old llady gave it to me. She was fam- ous for this cake and it was al- ways in demand at cake sales and such, It sounds complicated, but it) really isn’t. Melt 4 squares of chocolate in a double boiler. Add a half cup sug- ar, 1 egg and 1 and % cups sweet milk—all beaten together. Cook un-' til thick and smooth. Set off to cool lwhile mixing cake batter: Cream a half a cup butter with 1 cup sugar. Beat in two eggs separately. Pese 3) dunt Q role of Aunt Queenie in the Theatre, Volunteers Receive The Thirteenth Anniversary of eenie In Bell, Book, Candle PRINCESS DOROTHY CARACCIOLO, who will be seen in thi Bell, Book and Candle, opening Monday night at the Barn NCCS-USO Celebrates USO Birthday; | \ Key West Players’ version of Service Pins the organization of the USO was 'Potluck Supper, Movies On Sunday |February |friends of the society are cordially \standing film, |was produced in Hollywood with hires 50,000 of them. jpicts the heartwarming adventures 21, million a year through women ‘Pastor Ritter when he rides into built up what is probably the big- looking back on bright and shin- his faith in the honesty and indus- ing years. Add three fourths cup milk alter-|celebrated at the NCCS USO on Sunday evening. The local Club was nately with 2 cups flour sifted be-|opened in 1941 as a USO, operated by NCCS, and has since continued fore measuring) 1 scant teasp.|in operation as a USO, or as at present, under the sponsorship of the never lost faith. x we * The Adorable Beauty Salon at 924 Simonton Street specializes in youthful and “pretty” hair cuts with the important new look for spring. «kek *& Tomorrow night is your night to howl or meow depending on wheth- er you feel like a gay dog or feel kittenish. All for the benefit of the Humane Society, Se We w Perky, Baldwin’s Toucan bird, is all excited about the....liiii trees in the nursery on Simonton across from the Navy Commis- sary. They're all sizes and shapes and some, not more than two | | feet high, already have limes on them. 4 kok ‘Only a couple more weeks to wait. . .the Garden Club Flower) Show is scheduled for February) through March 2. Mrs. Kate Monroe, general chairman, has in-) vited camera bugs to bring their to “lady” cameras along and take pictures|smash hit. Be sure to get yourjservice were Mrs, Alma Lafitte, to their hearts content. . .and the floor hostesses will be the youth- tul Jr. Debs, x kek Young men must sometimes feel neglected with all this talk about spring fashions, but the Children’s Corner on Simonton and Fleming hasn‘t forgotten them, You'll find strictly tailored suits for boys up to size 8, and some cute little nylon ones for the very young—vup to size 3— that is. soda and a heaping teasp. baking flour and a little salt if you use lvegetable shortening instead of butter. Stir in chocolate mixture and bake in layer cake pans at 350. i Kick Shoes are an important part of anyone's wardrobe, and Globe Shoe Store on Fleming Street has just lots and lots of shoes. Shoes for father and the kids and shoes for mother. Globe specializes in fitting your foot and pretty in- expensive shoes are a speciality, too. In fact, they just received some brand new spring styles that will step up your spirits and still leave your wallet shapely. * * The Barn Theatre is running over with witches and cats and laughter. ‘Bell, Book and Candle” under the capable direction of Emily Goddard this new play) which will open next Monday for a weeks run looks like another tickets early. Remember “The Moon is Blue!” SR aK There‘’s such a thing as time in stitching, But an Eska from Donalds’, will make you look bewitching! Kk oO That was quick wasn’t it? And I do want to thank all the nice folks in the column today who were so very nice and helped so much. See you next week about this time! Suzy (adv) Dean And Jerry Make Merry In “Jumping Jacks” Princess In Cast Of K.W. Players’ New Production Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis Aunt Queenie in the forthcoming \tha DelValle, Rita Lord and Dora National Catholic Community Serv The USO Anniversary celebra Operating Committee Chairman A pins to volunteers by Mr. Martinez dancing, with music furnished by and Miss Rose Garcia. USO pins with stars for more} than one hundred hours of volun-| teer service, were awarded to the following NCCS USO Junior Host- esses: Rose Garcia, Marie Basler, Nellie Brost, Olga Brost, Dolly} ‘Owen, Isolina Casanova, Alva Rod-| lriguez, Cosette Calleja; Torres, Yolanda Garcia; Mary Anne Arnold, Vita Barroso, Phyl- lis Kemp, Beverly Bailey, and Christine Sanchez. Awards for more then fifty hours lof service were made to Junior Hostesses Jeanne Carbonnell, Mir-| Garcia. el Senior Hostesses who received/ awards for one hundred hours of Mrs. Fred Dion, Miss Eugenia} Nicola, Mrs. Elsie Brent and Mrs. ‘Mamie Moss. The educational, spiritual, wel-| fare and recreational program of| lthe NCCS USO served more than /120,000 military personnel during} 1953. Classes in Spanish and danc-' ing, Communion breakfasts served in cooperation with the Knights of Columbus and the Holy Name So- \eieties, Sunday night suppers, hous-| ing placements, counselling, dan- ces, hospital parties, Navy wives bowling team, Barbell Club, pic- nics, and other events and ser- vices, provided a program design-| ed to meet the needs of service- men and their families in the Key, West area. al Mayor C. B. Harvey is president ‘of the Key West USO Committee, | Dorothy Caracciolo is playing and James Keene is vice-president.} \The membership includes represen-| will be off on another of their hil-|production of John van Druten’s tatives from the Navy and civic ariously unpredictable adventures when Hal Wallis’ “Jumping Jack” opens Thursday at the Islander Thursday at the Islander Theatre.! This Paramount release marks the jamusing comedy, “Bell, Book and |Candle” to begin on Monday, Feb. | 15th at the Barn Theatre. She claims she hasn't acted in forty years! In the better circles jorganizations. The NCCS Operating Committee members ‘are Antonio Martinez, Chairman; William A. Freeman, Jr., Vice-chairman; Mrs. Wilhel-} sixth screen appearance of the sen-one just doesn’t call a lady, let mina Harvey, Secretary; Fred J. sational comedy team that has. been writing box-office history since their first film appearance a little more than two and a half years ago. Most recently seen in the Wallis production of ‘“That’s My Boy” and “Sailor Bewore,” Dean and Jerry now strap on their ‘chutes and climb into jump bvots to play a pair of paratroop rookies who have the joint (Fort Benning in alone a princess. . .a prevaricator, as our Victorian grandfathers |would put it. . .but we doubt if Dorothy was more than learning jto walk that long ago. Anyway, she says she was the stooge for her jbrother in a very gala society cir- cus; he did trick bicycle riding, and she threw him hoops! If that is really the sum total of her dramatic experience all we can say is that every budding Bern- Dion, Treasurer; Rev. Joseph Mar- ing, S. J., Moderator; Mrs, Mary Graham, Judge Aquilino Lopez, Jr., Mrs. Marguerite Mitchell, Joe ‘Annulment Is Refused By Court ATLANTA —Efforts of a Val- this ease) jumping with laughterjhardt ought to take a course in) gosta couple to have their dead at their attempts to qualify as rug- hoop-catching, for a more fetching son’s marriage annulled has been witch we have never cast a be-| rejected by the Georgia Supreme ged airborne soldiers. Dean is the sky GI who has all the girls falling and Jerry, of course, is the terrorized trooper Capri and Florence, and we hope ment insurance policy and $1,800 who gets dizzy just from climbing)she picked Key West as the next) gratuity pay of Willie Ezekial John- lato a plane. In fact, Jerry doesn’t belong in the Army at all. He's & song-and-dance man who comes on the post to liven up a camp/declares the acting talent in the) Johnson, filed suit against Verta thow, Is mistaken for a genuine family all went to Jan. Don’t you Lee Mitchell Johnson, who they GI, and can’t fight his way back’ to elvilian life. mused eye on. She has lived for many years in best thing. She has a charming niece in the movies, Jan Sterling, and modestly think it! : e | Tickets to Bell, Book and Candle son in Valdosta Aug. 20, 1951. This sets the scene for a lot ofjare on sale at Betty-Ann Station- Court. At stake was the $10,009 govern- ‘son, a serviceman killed in a plane crash in Idaho Jan. 7, 1953. The parents, Ezekial and Bessie charged fraudulently married their But the Supreme Court said that mayhem, music and romance as ers, 516 Fleming Street. Patrons fraud is a valid ground for divorce the unwilling recruit and his balladjare urged to make their reserva-jin this state and for that reason singing buddy put Army routine to route in their eye-opening attempt to wangle paratroopers wings, tions early. | There are over 300 Scout ‘Units |could not be used as a ground for seeking an annulment.’ Assisting in the revelry in ive organized for physically handicap-| Earnings of the Philtower Build- clous Mona Freeman, who emer- ped boys. ges as a shapely charmer after 2, the 127,00-acre_ Philmont Scout jing in Tulsa, OkJa., help maintain long series of adolescent roles, Mo-|hummable entries as “I Know a Ranch near Cimarron, New Mex- na joins Dean in warbling a bright Dream When I See One,” “I Can't ico, used for high adventure camp- set of new Mack David-Jerry Liy.|Resist a Boy in Uniform ’ and “The ing. Both were gifts of Waite Phil- ingston tunes that includes such Parchute Jump.” lips. vocal selections by Morgan Schaeffer, Harry Sowell, and Forrest Pelfrey; and refreshments served by Miss Nellie Brost: Shirley|C™dr. USN, and Chaplain William} ice. tion included an address by NCCS} ntonio Martinez; award of USO| , assisted by Mrs. Alma Lafitte; Ida Gellrich and her orchestra; Roy Caffrey Pearlman, E. F. Trevor, Mrs. H.| R. Demerritt, Louis M. J. Eisner, | M. Ignatius Lester, Eugene Mar-| tinez, Mrs. Alton Park, Mrs. Alma} Lafitte, Mrs. Aloysia VanGoidtsno- ven, Chaplain B, R. Galland, Lt.! Paquin, Lt., USN, Open Bobbie’s Beauty Salon! | 419 SOUTHARD STREET For Appointment, Call 2-6709 Bobbie Whitehead, Owner COIFFURE DESIGNERS the J. REIDS Salon of Beauty 423 Fleming St. Phone 2-5263| LA CONCHA HOTEL QUT] SOFT PLASTIC GIVES TIGHT FIT TO OLD PLATES Eases Sore Gums! Miracle soft plastic Soug § Denture Cushions work wonders! Quickly relieve sore tender gums due to loose fitting dentures. Enable you to eat, talk, laugh without embarrassment. Easily applied.cieaned andremoved. Stays soft never hardens. Harmless to plate or niouth: Tasteless, odorless. No daily bother with adhesives. ‘One re-liner can last from 2 to 6 months, Plates fit like new. Get Snug Denture Cushions today and do away with loose, uncomfortable false teeth. 2 liners for* upper or lower plates $1:50. Money-back if not satisfied. Get Soug Denture Cushions today! purpose in mind, for which they)ably uses it in her sales talk. A \need a certain amount of money, woman also knows what points are ede Ss |says Meyers. “Maybe one woman important to a woman jwants a new dining room e; ing a dress. She Ww | another wants to earn ¢ of occasions the tuition for a son or daughter; an- for, what kind of s other has set her heart on a new By DOROTHY ROE AP Women’s Editor Lutheran Society The Dorcas Society of the Grace Lutheran Church will sponsor a potluck supper on Sunday evening, 14, at 5 o'clock. All certain kind of f car, Her husband’s income can't shion po! Ibe stretched any further, so she |goes to work to earn what she |wants. And often she quits when she has reached her goal.” en Some of the best salesmen in| Meyers has another basic belief! Over 300,000 volunteer leaders in he thinks he as proved beyond Scouting took training courses last question: the best person to sell year. anything to a woman is another woman. He illustrates it this way: “Women speak a different lan- guage from men. That may sound silly, but it’s true. Ask any hus- band. He'll tell you he’s way be- yond his depth when his wife starts explaining how she saved $10 by buying two dresses for $25 instead of one for $15, and then z try of the average American wom-/spent the $10 for a new pair of There are scenes you will re- an. \shoes, since she has saved it any- member for years to come, of the) _What makes women want to do way. ' hewing of a church out of the wild-|this kind of work? | “Another woman understands pends “Women have to havi ifi y, and prob- “Messenger of Peace” is a nel e a specific that language perfectly, prob: offering not only Christian inspira-| tion, but all the elements of good) entertainment. | Mrs. Marie Chandler was hostess! for the evening at the February! 4 meeting of the Dorcas Society.| There was an increase in attend-| ance and five visitors were wel- comed, i “Women are wonderful. I couldn't do business without them.” invited to attend. Following the supper, an out- “Messenger of the country are housewives, says Peace” will be shown. This picture Phil Meyers of Cincinnati, who a Hollywood cast. The film de. Meyers makes dresses. He sells WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN THE LINE OF Child-en’s of Pastor Armin Ritter in the hills working in their s i i jor Arn pare time in where “God” was only a name. (their own communities. Using the You will like handsome young door-to-door sales method, he has churchless, Godless Norwald, and gest dress business in the world. you will love him as an old man'He bases his entire operation on TOYS COME TO THE TROPICAL TRADER 718 Duval St. Dial 2.6262 eee LEGION AUXILIARY TO MEET THURSDAY The American Legion Auxi- liary will meet at the Post home on Stock Island tomor- row night at 8:00 p. m. President Ma 408 DUVAL STREET HOP Moreno urges all members to attend this im- portant meeting of the Unit. Plans for a play to be given im the near future will be dis- cussed. 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