The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 22, 1954, Page 3

SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE SUE JONES, Editor Menday, March 22, 1954 So, the weather has been a bit tempermental — first hot — then cold — ‘but there’s one thing for @jre — found some really red hot bargains. Now, don’t ask me whe- ther: I found the hot buys on the cold days, or vice versa — for I réally’ don’t recollect — was so bysy, making the rounds — and looking and ah me — yes, buying. From now on, I shall put a steel band on my wallet, but enough of this'— and to the marts’! oe ah Hh 0 For many, mame “Mayti machine industry has been syno- nymous with that of “Cadillac” in the car field. Dependable — dur- able — excellent mechanical ‘workmanship — beautiful styling — the best of its kind — all these words apply in both cases Hewever, there is one difference — the Maytag is not the most expensive washer even though it be EE ali ch tore atheivaw 'Y WEST CITIZEN Page 3 kets — Bernhard Altmann cash- mere sweaters (and y’know ne one, but no one ever reduces the price on these — it just isn’t done) — Biarritz shirts — well, 1 just had to rest my head en one of those delightful pillows — constructed like a carrot, ban- ana, fish, dice or domino. Na- turaily, all the while | had been deducting 20 per cent! | struggled dizzily to my feet — and | should have been in better shape for then | beheld the WOMEN’s apparel, ies and doo-dads on sale. Oh, my word — belts with signal flags spelling out messages (you go read them — | won't tell) — per- fectly tailored straight-line skirts in khaki and navy blue linen — aprons (some real tricky ones) — blouses with delicate detail and the latest fashion rage — men’s shirts for women! Here again are found the same lovely fabric, design and detail which has made Stinchfield famous from one end to the other of the 1954 Maytag Automatic washer leads from that end and can now be seen at the Home Appliance Ce., 405 Simonton St. You really ewe it te your clothes to personal- ty. Inspect this Maytag washer. The word “water” in our town weually provokes mixed reactions — but the WATER SAVER on the Maytag Automatic washer is ideal for us here. You can actual- the “Low,” A “High” dial. Syst think of it! And regardless ef the level you need, the ex- elusive Maytag Gyrafoam wash- fing action gets your duds really elean and. does a faster job. By enly two dials you finish la le 9 Conventional achine is also on dis- yy. at Home Appliance. This voller type washer, is outstand- In performance. The high re- Uability of Home Appliance backs up these machines and service ealis — not parts — for the first year en new ones are free! ste * eH » GIRLS! UP IN ARMS! (excuse please, Denis, the expression). The U..S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s research in the call of the wild department allows as how the coy- howl more nearly resembles old street corner whistle than of, the wolf. Frankly, there very few gals, young and old, are not secretly flattered when-they hear the old wolf call oan. they feel the same if they say ‘“‘an old coyote whistled at me’’ — really, such an indigna- tipn! ‘And ‘what would Red Riding Hood say? ? ? Please, let’s have mo more of such nonsense — let Range or wherever they hang out —_amd let’s leave our wolves — eal, whistle, etc. alone. After all, many a good street corner wolf bas become a lamb of a husband! * he H -My comfortable “Hey Days” —.shees, that is, took me right inte. the Globe Shoe Store on Fleming Street. There | found “Clinics” — no — it wasn’t a theepital. Room, but a shoe es- ahy gel who because of her job mwet been her feet constantly. only be found at the * x * — what with Joan on penicillin end pyrabenzamine and my taking ferzamycin — feel like an anti- biotic factory — 0. k. — so, pyra, ote. ie a histamine — rough days at the ranch in the.health depart- | turned meant’ — ‘my. temp 101 degrees and Joan hit 102 degrees — please don’t send flowers — yet. TOs Rack. Ae many of your already know there just isn’t anything quite {ike Sinchfield’s shop at 417 Du- val for the ultra-vitra in men’s elething and accessories. Frank- by, ‘the next best thing to this le his fabulous annual SALE — TODAY every good- feoking, stunning, different and ‘ynique item in the whole bioom- place is reduced by 20 per off the original purchase and this includes new stock ich has just arrived — such as Mexican swimming briefs — men. ; Zz fttH @ tizzy of excite- jing Inerspree, Ltd. J Tweed jackets — hand- Hilts ii sport etd ‘dress — all famous names eae 5 Ceca cre Lendon a In- Gian Madras shirts and jackets — Hathaway (Without patch) — East Coast. —With regret, | left Stinchfield’s —still muttering “minus 20 per cent leaves—.” *¥ % ¥% POSIES TO: Harriette Stowers Wilson — veree sick with a bum throat. Emily Goddard — a virus de- cided to cast her in the stellar Tole — this is one “play” we hope closes quickly. Hurry and get well, gals! We miss you! * xy GARDENING NOTE: The time to fertilize the lawn, flowers and shrubs is here. Baidwin‘s Garden Store carries the very best in this line, After all, peo- ple aren’t the only ones who get hungry — what about feeding that poor starving lawn and take pity on that puny little plant which might grow and grew — with just the right amount of feed. Consult with Mr. Baldwin as to what kind and how much fertilizer you'll need. Saw Iggie Carbonell downtown and he remarked what a good idea it was for our paper to have pic- tures of local interest. Really, Ig- gie, I didn’t know then that there would be a picture that evening of you and your lovely wife, Polly — was pure coincidence! * % & Trust our efficient Edie Moffett fe find just the thing to simplify life for our local landlords. Hub- er’s “Practical Income Tax Sys- tem” has just arrived at her Coral Keys Office Supplies. at 126 Duval Street. This is a brand new idea for keeping a quick and accurate re- cord of rental money coming in and going out. This system is perfect for own- ers. of apartments, motels, he- tels, tourist homes and offices. Dismiss now your real estate in- come tax worries for next year. Inasmuch as income tax. time has just’ passed, your accounts are mow unscrambled and for $1.50 you can keep them that way with this Huber’s system. Every expense is recorded and you will find that with such a record, your Lay will actually be reduced. ‘our rent, repairs, depreciation, deductions, etc. are all there at @ glance. Stop in at the Coral Keys Office Supplies and save yourself money and wear and tear on your accounting depart- ment which in many cases might be you, ¥* * & Seems as if my small straw up- u soup bowl, with brim has elicited a great many kind words around Our Town. Shall tell you the story: the first one Betty B. brought me from Haiti and I loved it so. Went fishing one day — and a strong wind — all I could say— through tears was, “Well, there goes my hat back to Haiti.” Imagine my great joy when Miss Caroline who carries them in her Shop gave me one. Thanks so very much and people sure do like my hat! and so do I — and now you know where to find them! Fe tek Although the girls haven’t been to Italy lately, they can sure do that Italien hair style with a swirl, @ curl, a flourish and a Hig at the Adorable Beauty Se- jon, * -* That lovely fountain which has so enhanced our flower shows js now to be found at East Martello Gallery. As you walk around the Citadel — it will be on the far left side. Thanks to the Garden Club for and ‘a. multitudinous variety in esttens — elegant white linen jac- this lovely contribution which will add so much to the grounds of the|— au sevoir — Jeannetis (advt.) Spring Meeting Of ing to be held at St. Paul’s Episc Match 24. There will be twenty different liaries represented. Coming from t from Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, These meetings are held each spring and fall. The president of each branch will give a one minute report on some | particular activity in her branch | which she thinks will interest the other delegates. Registration and coffee will be | held in the Parish House. Mrs. Dan | L. Navarro and her committee are | in charge of reservations and reg- istration. f Coffee and dougnuts will be serv- Gallery, and to the enjoyment of its visitors. ¥ ¥* * Boys will be boys and at Eas- ter time, however, they must get dressed in their sassiest best to keep in step with the dolled up little dolls. At the Children’s Cor- ner, 600 Fleming — are Cuban jackets for boys. A handsome one — El Caballero in Navy blue with white saddle stitching will | make the young marster feel mest grown-up and yet because the very idea of the jacket is casual — he could even play baseball in it — unless it's new and his Mother catches him. However, boys’ polo shirts and slacks are also found at the Chil- dren’s Corner. For the older demoiselle (yep, back to the girls again) there is @ navy blue floral sheer with a pink organdy overskirt. Her little sister, age 6, will love the Ruth Ann dress with its organdy top — chintz striped skirt and de- tachable white organdy overskirt, highlighted with rosebuds march- ing down the middle of the wide- ly-spaced green braid insert — ail these at the Children’s Corner! 4% -M —And a merci with deep curtsy to my confrere — Bill Gibb. May I now shyly venture to say that for years I have admired your column — it has always been of a high standard and because I know now of your extensive journalistic back- | ground, I’m really flattered. Also, which means even more — the boys on the paper tell me you wouldn’t be found dead saying such a thing i€ you didn’t really mean it. Thanks again — and I'll sure try to keep the orchid of my first press notice fresh. x ¥ xX At the Old Island Trading Post en the corner of Whitehead and Fleming Streets, they really do- ‘n't trade old islands — but they de carry the Key West Cook Book which is significant of Our Town — from the standpoint of enterprise, successful achieve- ment, charm, humor and good cookery. This makes an excel- lent gift item and is one way, for visitors to have a tangible and practical memento of their stay here. The spicy, exotic different recipes make quite a hit in all locales: The gay original drawings, plus the blithe humor, of the chapter forewards combine to make a delightfully different cookbook — and the recipes are rewarding in that they are fair- ly easy — foolproof — and pro- duce exotic results which will satisfy even the most finicky of gourmets. For this gem — the Old Island Trading Post. * MN As many know ,but others might not — profits from the sale of the Key West Cookbook go to our Wo- men’s Clab’ which is the spring- board for many worthwhile pro- jects in Our Town, k x && Donaid’s Beauty Shop is on Du- val —number 602 Have a manicure, facial and new hair-do Ask for a “Just Wonderful” Permanent And be a bright star in any firmament . * -* There is a deep sadness with me today as I learned of a B-47 and an old friend. Service people must of a necessity, as they move about #0 much, form quick friendships — but many of these prove to be firm and vital and lasting. “Our boy, Zupp” as we called him was caught between his Army ties — being a Pointer and his loyalty to the Air Force which at the time we met him was a brand new thing. He was a wonderfully happy person and there was much good-natured kidding and many jokes. I can almost hear him say “0. Be ee s and at — bah humbug — or down — here we go!” 554 I mention this because I feel the ews so keenly and his silver wings were almost used here recently in a practical joke, They'll be drop- ped in the Gulf — he loved fish- ing and could never visit, here as he was in Belgium at the time, and now — the wild blue yonder Miami Deanery At St. Paul’s On Wednesday Plans have been completed for the Miami Deanery Spring meet- ‘opal Church on Wednesday, branches of the Woman’s Auxi- he Miami area will be delegates |, Pompano Beach, Miami Beach, Hialeah, Coral Gables, Coconut Groves and Homestead. ed by Mrs. Mervin L. Russell and her committee. Mrs, R. F. Carroll, Mrs, Clar-| ence Allshouse, Mrs. Joseph Ladd | and Mrs. Glenn West will take up the collection to be given the Sec- retary for the United Thank Offer- ing. All Episcopal women are urged | to attend. Those with friends, or guests, and winter visitors are also invited. However, reservations should be made immediately. Reservations can be made by calling 2-7681. Mrs, A. Travers Ewell will pre- side in the absence of Mrs, Philip J. Mank, the Deanery director. The complete program for the meeting is as follows: 10:30 A. M. Celebration of Holy Communion. The Rt. Rever- end Martin J. Bram, Celebrant, assisted by the Reverend John S. Armfield and the Reverend Frank Titus, of Holy Cross, Miami, offer- ing for the United Thank Offering. 11:45 a. m. — Registration and coffee in the Parish House; busi- ness session, in the Church, with Mrs. A. Travers Ewell, presiding; . Roger Terrell, secretary, Following the opening prayer, the welcome will be given by Mrs. Eric G. Curry. The response by Mrs. Vernora P. Mingo. Mrs, Rob- ert M. McKey, Diocesan president will speak, 12:00 noon — Noon Day Prayers and address, “Builders for Christ” by the Reverend Frank Titus. 12:30 — Roll call by branches; minutes of the previous meeting; appointment of committees, invita- tion to Fall meeting; announce- ments. 12:45 p. m. — Recess 1:00 p. m. — Luncheon at the La Concha Hotel 2:00 p. m. — Business session 5 continued at Church, with reports | from branches; reports from the | secretary; committee reports; and announcements. 2:45 p. m, — Meditation by the Rt. Reverend Martin J. Bram, D, D., Suffragan Bishop of South Flo- rida, Births Baby Boy Zelnick Mr. and Mrs. John Zelnick an- nounce the birth of a son, John Stephen, on March 17, at Monroe General Hospital. The Zelnicks live at 143-C Poinciana Place. Baby Boy Abady Mr. and Mrs. Shlomo Abady of 511 Duval Street are the parents of a son, Isaac, who was born on March 18 at Monroe General Hos- pital. Local Boys In New Training Group Private Milton J. Pent, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Pent, 823 Sawyers Lane, and Private Al-| fred H. Link, son of Reverend H. | H. Link, 1230 South Street, have | completed their basic military training with “D” Company, 28th Infantry at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. The Key Westers were members of a unit which was designated to take part in an important training | experiement ordered by the De- Pritchard was crowned at the Street. \“Mr. Roberts” Will | Play To Critical | Audience At Barn “Mister Roberts” will. during its Key West run at The Barn Thea- | tre, probably be facing the most critical audiences in its history. The play, being about life aboard a U. S. naval cargo ship during war time, will be seen here by many persons, who had direct, personal experiences similar to those situa- tions developed in “Mister Rob- erts.”” It will be very interesting tc hear their comments after they have seen the show, and had the opportunity to compare their phi- losophy with that of Lieutenant (j._g.) Roberts. The opening on Wednesday, March 24, is an event of some special note, not only because this jis one of the biggest hits in the | history of the American theatre, | but also because it is the first Play to bear the name, as co- author, of one of the theatre’s most phenomenal and glittering person- alities — Joshua Logan. In an exhaustive article about him in 1949, Life magazine tried | to describe his stature merely as | a stage director. “If,” the Life article ran, “you stage one big success in the Broadway theatre, you are A Very Fine Director. If you stage two very close together, you’re a Genius.” Since Joshua Logan had four “Annie Get Your Gun,” ‘Happy Birthday,’ ‘John Loves Mary’ and ‘M Roberts,’ his level above “genius,” in Broadway’s eyes, is like the le- vel above super-collossal — with- out definition. And even that level | was exceeded when ‘South Pacific’ opened.” | Since then he has had one great | | success after another, probably be- | | cause of two factors. . .an innate | | sense of self-direction and an un-| | failing sense of drama. Wherever | |he sees people in motion, he al- | ways longs to relate their actions | to the theatre, to tell them to per- Hueso Grotto at the Elks Club Annex on Saturday night. contest was limited to the members of the Rainbow Girls. Pritchard is the daughter of the H. S. Pritchards, 1123 Olivia She is 17 years old and a student at Key West High School.—Citizen Staff Photo, Finch, | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24 | Theatre | | Women, at St. Paul’s MISS CAYO HUESO GROTTO OF 1954 — Brunette Sharon dance sponsored by the Cayo The Miss ZX-11 OWC Will Meet At Cifelli’s At Noon Wednesday, March 24 The ZX-11 Officers Wives Club | will have their first luncheon of the Spring season on Wednesday, March 24, at Cifelli’s Restaurant | on Truman Avenue. All members are asked to note that the luncheon will begin at 12 noon instead of 12:30. Hostesses to be contacted for re- servations are Mrs. well, phone 2-2844, or Mrs. C. J. Makin at 2107 Patterson Avenue. Charles Browns Have Visitors From Virginia Captain Ray Halstead, USA, and Warrant Officer Roy Farmer, of Fort Eustis, Virginia, are spend- ing two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Brown, 1411 Albury Street. It is their first visit to Florida and Key West. They are most en- thusiastic about the climate and are planning to make Key West | their annual vacation spot. Mix your pancake batter in a large measure; when ready to bake the pancakes you can pour the batter conveniently from the lip of the pitcher-like container. eter mnersemnemineineees Discussions on REINCARNATION, INVOLUTION AND EVOLUTION Every Wednesday, 3 P.M. MRS. EMMA R. CLAYTON 1115 Casa Marina Ct. All Interested Persons Invited— TELEPHONE 2-2049 | Citizen—Use Its Columns Freely! | John Kettle- | you are | TELEPHONE: Citizen Office, 25661 CLUB CALENDAR EVERY MONDAY 10:00—Gym Class for Officers’ wives, Bldg. 83, Seaplane Base 8:00—Logia “Marti” Nro. 3, Caballeros de Marti, 919 Elizabeth 8:00—Alcoholics Anonymous, 515 Duval Street MONDAY, March 22 8:00—Anchor Lodge, Masonic, Scottish Rite Temple, 533 Eaton 8:00—Beta Sigma Phi, Seminary Street EVERY TUESDAY 9:00—Ladies Day Golf Tournament, Golf Club 9:00—Thrift Shop, Navy Commissary open until 12 noon 6:45—Kiwanis Club, LaConcha Hotel :30—Youth for Christ Bible Study, Fleming St. Methodist Church :45—Duplicate bridge club, Ft. Taylor Office: lub 8:00—Knights of Pythias, Pythian Hall, 728 i) St. 8:00—Stock Car Association, Legion Home, Stock Island TUESDAY, March 23 10:00—FRA Ladies Auxiliary, Naval Station Beach Patio 3:00—Ever Ready Star Club, place to be announced 7:30—Harris School Room Representa’ at school library 7:30—DeMolay, Scottish Rite Temple, Eaton Street 8:00—VFW Ladies Auxiliary, Post 3911, Post home, 325 Eliza- beth 8:00—Navy Wives Club No. 88, CPO Club, Naval Station EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:00—Junior Chamber of Commerce, Clubhouse, Flagler Ave. )NEBLETT for Senator 7 7 Special Events “Mr. Roberts” opens at Barn Speaks TONIGHT WKWE 7:20 P.M, Deanery meeting of Epsicopal THURSDAY, March 25 Kiddie fashion show, Convent Aud. Rotary Ladies Night, Casa Marina Special] showing ‘The Story of Girl Scouting’ at high school au- ditorium. FRIDAY, March 26 Jayshees dance, show, Casa Marina County School cafeteria sup- per. Public invited THANKS! You Have Made Us A Million Dollar Institution In Less Than Two Years Your Savings are loaned to help people Buy, Build or Repair Their Homes. Your Security is in HONESTY and EFFICIENCY, not only of the First Federal Savings & Loan Association fashion If you like smoke-flavored yellow cheese you'll enjoy using it his way. Make white bread sandwich- es of the cheese; toast them in an iron skillet in butter or mar- but also in the honesty and garine; turn to brown both sides. | efficiency of our political —————— | leadership It Pays To ADVERTISE In The | SO, MAY WE BEG YOU TO | REGISTER Before April 3rd and VOTE YOUR HONEST CONVICTIONS MAY 4TH FIRST FEDERAL SAVING & LOAN ASSOGIATION Deposits Insured by Federal Savings and Loan Ins. Corp., to $10,000 each account OPPOSITE BUS STATION Fred J Dion, President WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS || IN THE LINE OF Child Lens TOYS COME TO THE TROPICAL TRADER 718 Duval St. Dial 2-6262 THREE HOTELS IN MIAMI H,POPULAR PRICES OO —- 1g Located in the Heart of the.City WRITE or WIRE ROOMS for, RESERVATIONS with BATH and TELEPHORE Pershing . Miller HOTEL '. HOTEL 226 N.E. Ist Ave. 229 N.E. Ist Ave. 100 Rooms 80 Elevator Elevator Rooms Solarium Heated Elevator 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION REASONABLE RATES Ritz HOTEL 132 E. Flagler St. 102 Rooms SOUTHERN FINANCE COMPANY Is Pleased To Announce partment of the Army. Their units | form more effectively in a theatri- | were selected at Fort Jackson for | ¢al sense. To Logan, the difference | organization into platoon paekets, | between the drama and life is al- | The men assigned to the platoon | Most indistinguishable. The extra-| were kept together during their | ordinary success of “Mister Rob- | training and will be assigned to| ‘erts” is just one evidence of | their new duty station as a com-| that. i | plete platoon, instead of as indi-| Tickets for the twelve-night run vidual .replacements. | are now on sale at Betty Ann Sta- | In this experiment of training | tioners, 516 Fleming Street. Ad-| and assigning soldiers, Army offi- | V@2ce reservations may and should | cials are expecting to learn im- | be made, Portant facts concerning training | efficiency, improved morale, team-| Ever Ready Star Club pecan unit acirit Will Meet Tomorrow J. 1. Brents Visit New | The Ever Ready Star Club will | meet in the Scottish Rite Temple, | Orleans Trade Mart |533 Eaton Street, tomorrow morn- Mr, and Mrs, J. I. Brent were | ing at 10 o'clock. i recent visitors to New Orleans.|. The day will be devoted to fin- | While in that city they visited the | ishing a quilt to be sent to the Mas- unique International Trade Mart.|0Di¢ Home. _ i | ieee countries mate icin | A covered dish luncheon will be permanent showrooms at the Mart | S¢Tved at noon, All members of are: Belgium, France, The Nether- | the Eastern Star are invited to | lands, Italy, West Germany, Nor- bring a covered dish and join the | way, Cuba, Colombia, Canada, The | Ever Ready Club members. Philippines and Japan. The Brents live at 701 Street. Ever try baking bread pudding | South |in custard cups instead of in one large casserole? This is a good} : trick when you are in a hurry be- Mashing bananas for a cake or cause it usually cuts baking time quick loaf? Slice bananas into a/in half. mixing bowl and use your pastry | eS blender to break up the slices. | Baking potatoes? Use a mealy, — — | flaky variety of potato. When you Your pastry brush can have a|are preparing scalloped or cream- double use. Use it to get in be-jed potatoes, or a potato salad, tween the blades, when you are | choose the firm waxy variety that | washing your egg beater. lholds its shape. ' the Appointment of GRAYSON BROWN As Tis Manager 7052 DUVAL STREET Mr. Brown Invites His Many Friends to Visit Him at His New Central Location, THE SAME FRIENDLY, COURTEOUS POLICY WILL PREVAIL. DROP IN AND SEE MR. BROWN AT HIS NEW MODERN OFFICE We Want You to Meet Our New Manager GRAYSON BROWN SOUTHERN FINANCE COMPANY 70542 Duval Street Phone 2-3574