The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 1, 1954, Page 3

SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NE ITEMS OF INTEREST TQ EVERYONE SUE JONES, Editor Tuesday, June 1, 1954 Have sure miissed you all. Mean that. Yours truly had a nice week- end, Church service was very good. Was distracted momentarily by the pile of pale silver termite wings under the pew. Started musing on the life of the little wood-eating beastie. Couldn’t help thinking that the act of devout worship accomplishes the complete riddance of the ter- mites of worry, anxiety and tension which accumulate for all of us. And so, by the side of the stack of * real wings—yours truly put anoth- er group of sheddings—problems and in so doing, left church with an humble gratefulness for all the good, and a tolerance and regret for the bad. And now that the spirit is renew- ed in strength and serenity—shall we stroll leisurely about Our Town —perhaps to make a few pur- chases, eh? : Pee As we were just told, over at the Gift House (which is this way «+ /.. from the post office) the one time a woman's work is NEVER done is when she starts changing the furniture around. And around. And around. Seems Gift House plans were merely to knock out a wall-merely—and in- stall new lighting—for pure shop- ping pleasure. < Well, that’s been done and the Gift House looks terrific—and with recent stock switched around and brand new stock all ever the place, you'll get a real shopping charge, catty (or kitty?) cornered from the P. Q. ‘these days. What with the lights om and paint flying ‘till all hours, yours truly picked up its bustle and visited the Gift House, And sit- ting on the sidelines—lazy me)— looked around and here are SOME of the “news-items, of course— “The Miracle Beverage Set”— those wonderful Tervis turgblers —y‘know the double barrelled ones that keep drinks forever cold—they’re decorated between the. “walls’* with fishnet — and now, for you all who like “short” ones—they have this magic glass in the double old fashioned size! Thas all I’m gonna tell you to- day—MORE ON MANY NEW THINGS at the Gift House TO- MORROW! Benes And the boys were really mixing it up—Gus Ayala’s combination that is—and good, pure “hot sax- ophone” by—a returnee to Our Town—Bob Smith, SSepze Calling working girls! At- tention—all you who labor! Hark and hear ye! Vacation time is beckoning and yours truly will each Tuesday and Friday—crook the finger of some enchanting spot! Simone’s Tours, 510 South- ard Street know all about fasci- nating places and how to get there—cheaply and quickly. Simone’s Travel Agency can arrange transportation to e' where and by any means—land, sea and air! But for the nonce— let's have Seven Glorious Days in Nassau! For practically one quarter the cost of the same trip in the wihter time, you can visit foreign, exotic Nassau via an ex- pertly arranged tour which is de- vised completely for your con- venience, Inquire at Simone’s— 510 Southard or phone and you'll be astonished at how much will be saved—just on meals alone— by this Tour to Nassau! Baas = “Little Jacquelina Kroll was born at 7:30—25th of May by cae- sarean section. Dead on arrival. You owe Vet $35.00. Deepest sym- pathy. Chiquita sure pulled a fast one on us. Started labour Monday but couldn’t deliver. Operation performed Tuesday. Surgeon Dr. | Landrum. Anesthetist, “Dr.” Buck Shaw (purty darn good). Mother doing well—(signed) Grieving God- parents.” The above telegram was sent to Bill and Olive Kroll—and more on this sad message later— Sea 5 8 Didn't round that corner of Fleming and Simonton, but duck- ed into the Children’s Corner— yes, same corner! Was curious as to what was going on—and by lingo! SIGHTED A SALE! Twen- ty percent reduction — STORE- WIDE—on all children’s wear. Nowadays kids are more clothes conscious than ever and all | can say is—take them to the Corner —they‘ll have a lot of fun pick- ing out their dresses or shorts or shirts or long pants. NEWS NOTE—save money and guide the kids to the “Rack of Dresses — Sizes 1-12- for only $1.00! Picking out two or three @f these Good Buys in Dresses THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 will sure help even the most woeful of wallets! Also—Miscel- laneous Counter—Everything On —$1.00! Same deal—fifty Cent Counter! Ch, that Children’s Cor- ner realiy has the buys-for your youngsters! Fi 2S=2:2cs Trust there are none *mongst you who will frown on the above blunt birth announcement. The whole town seems to be talking about the tragedy of Jackie and Chiquita. Discussed the nervous moment— which came as a complete surprise to all, except possibly Chiquita-- with Margaret Tallon and “Biddy Shaw”. Found out that Momma C. is doing rather poorly and the great danger lies in the possibilty of her catching pneumonia. Learn- ed also that even a mango (yes, from Overseas Fruit Market) won’t tempt her. She is very listless and | pathetic. However, everyone is standing by—her morale is improving—the tarapulin is over the cage—Poppa J, is pacing about—and commun- iques. will be forthcoming. Here’s hoping dear Chiquita rallies as the kids do enjoy the monkeys at the Aquarium! Sa wes FATHER, dear FATHER! don't come home now—go by Coral Keys Office Supplies, 126 Du Street and select a beautiful, long-lasting, practical, satisfying SCHAEFFER INK PEN! That's right, Dad —just pick it out—try it out and your very own ever loving family will pay for it and Coral Keys will MON- OGRAM IT FREE! dee B= 228 Didn’t quite know what to ex- pect, but gathered a bunch of Joan’s Chums and went down to the Aquarium on a rainy Sunday afternoon to see Jackie and Chiqui- ta, the Rhesus monkeys—No, they weren’t riding on the back of a turtle, but had their own gage not too far from the Aquarium, ‘and there is now a sign telling of the above sad event, and asking coop- eration in not “monkeying: with the monkeys” as Chiquita is quite ill, and Jackie her husband is can- tankerous because of his grief. SsSS28 Drat that dingy kitchen floor! Scrub and scrub and wax and wax and it looks frightful! Well, Lady Housewife—a trip and a Ken-Kit will turn your woe to joy. The Key West Floor Cover- ing Company, ‘J32 Duval Street, are distributors for the KenFlex vinyl! tile! You—frail sweet creature—can all by your lonesome—install a KenFlex floor and thus have a gaily colored, clean (and this magic plastic tile really resists dirt and wear) and oh, so easy to care for floor anywhere in the house your fancy wishes! Veree inexpensive — don't be “floored” by your present one— get a new one at The Key West Floor Covering Co. P.S.—If you don’t feel like doing the work— they'll be glad to install it for you. Also, look into the decora- tive possibilities which this mag- ic KenFlex tile affords! eSease My Red Shawl tells me the rea- son “Suzy” has been mixed up in her Notebook lately is due to sud- denly many people telling her how young she looks. And, she'll probably strangle me with my Red Shawl for telling of it—but it’s too good to keep! The Jones family in addition to three gals—have two Greyhounds (dogs, not buses). The other morning both of them got out and there was a hue and cry about the garbage cans. Suzy went out—first to see what was going on and secondly, when one of them whipped by at four bells and a jingle and our Society Editor was knocked flat! She is still feeling the after- effects of a devastated derriere— shock and bruises and_ stiffness. Anybody wanna buy the dogs— am sure Suzzy would sell! Even though Win-is real impressed and enthusiastic at the running speed of the greyhounds — never knew they could go so fast! ss S565 Only a picture can capture the intangible ectasy of the lovely bride. Her radiance and joy of the greatest occasion in her life can be preserved forever by Poray Studio, 404 Southard. Don't trust to luck with candid shots by amateurs for pictures of your most glorious and happy moment. A professi photo- grapher, by years of training and experience, knows exactly what fleeting expression to catch—the right time to “take one”. Brief- ly, he knows what makes a good picture! So, before you step down the aisle to the strains of the wed- STEAK BARBECUE PARTY—held at Cap: OF INTEREST TO WOMEN TELEPHONE: Citizen Office; 25661 (3 t. Ashcrafi’s quarters at the Seaplane base Saturday night honoring Cdr. and Mrs. A. J. Kinion, Jr., who will leaye for California shortly, and Cdr. W. P. Brett and Mrs. Brett. Cdr. Brett recently retired. Standing, left to right, are Lt. (j.g) M. G. Ward.and Mrs. Ward, Mrs. W. W. Westphall, and Cdr. and Mrs. Kinion. Seated, Lt. (j.g.) and Mrs. J. G. Budd and Cdr. Westphall—Staff Photo by Sybil. SS Outboard Auxiliary Sets Important Meet The Key West Outboard Club Auxiliary will hold its regular monthly meeting at the club house on Stock Island at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday night. Mrs. Otis Carey will be host- ess for the meeting. All mem- bers are requested to attend as important matters will be dis- cussed. Most of the Mexican population lives between the altitudes of 3,- 000 and 8,000 feet. j pas Se Gold Star Mothers’ Meeting Is Postponed Due to inclement weather the meeting of the Gold Star Mo- thers orginally scheduled for dune 2 has been postponed. Cards will be sent to mem- bers to notify them of the date ¢f the meeting, ee ding march—make sure that Poray Studio who make only fine pictures—are appointed Personal Photographer fo Her Royal High- ness—The Bride! Phone (2-3088) Poray Today! Semmes Had pleasant time chatting with Martha and Bob Sauer Sunday evening at Floy and Jack Thomp- son’s, Bless them—they asked me to stay for supper and it was migh- ty good. Also, saw the most original trick for a centerpiece—or just flowers in the house. Pick oleander, fran- gipani, or clarissa blooms and scat- ter strategically on a fern or any other green house plant (not the large leafed variety, though). My friend Floy is famous for her beautiful and original floral ar- rangements, but she says Otila dis- covered this novel and easy way of fixing fresh posies! Oh yes, the blossoms stay “put.” Bs Sze “'Debonaire”, “Mobilaire” and “Riviera” does not mean that yours truly has been to a fash- ion show, unless you consider that the electric fans by Westing- house at the J. R. Stowers Co., 533 Duval are really the latest “'models"—and they are! Also, there is the Westinghouse “de luxe’ window fan which is a |, double duty “’Snap- In” and “Snap-Out’. Thas what 1 said—stick it in the window at night, for cool, cool summer sleeping and when the sun is ever the yardarm—you can use it anywhere in the house. Also, it has a tricky ar | by you can cl when the fan isn’t on. You can be SURE if it’s West- inghouse and be assured of re- lief from the heat with a fan from—J. R. Stowers Co. Think of the sizzling summer days which are slithering up on us and go straight to Stowers for a fan. Pay by the lay-away plan and you'll be mighty glad you did. 22a: == Alice Bancells, Elena Sawyer, Shirley Albury, Cleo Rosam, Nell Reese, Alice Rodriguez, Edna Al- bury, Betty Wilson, Lorraine Key, and Mary Smith sure surprised Sonia Lane the other evening with a “spinister dinner” at the A and B Lobster House. Dorcas Society To Meet Thursday Plans for the summer will be made at the meeting of the Dor- cas Society of Grace Lutheran Church on Thursday night at 7:30 Pp. m The meeting will be held at the Grace Lutheran Church on Flag- ler Avenue. Mrs. W. B. Clifton will be instal- led as vice president at this meet- ing and Mrs. Robert Pergande will be seated as secretary. The Society will make plans for a rummage sale and for the an- naul Fall bazaar. All members are requested to attend. A cordial welcome is extended to all service wives and to all mem- bers of the church, Tradition says that when the Bar- bary Apes leave Gibraltar, the Bri- tish will leave, Tt: | ek A home recently opened as a museum by the Denison Society, Inc. in Mystic, Conn. has been oc- cupied since 1717 by 11 genera- tions of the Denison family, add “congratulations and best wishes” for the bride-to-be. Never did find out whether Sonia’s mother Mrs. Antonio Arango, was in on the secret or no. Ss [28 Sure enjoyed chatting with George and Lil Stone who are now managing — and so won- derfully that beautiful dining place — the A and B Lobster House, 700 Front Street. Boy — what a delicious meal they serve. ‘Tis quite simple to find too — just head down Duval toward the Gulf and turn right at Front Street. A magnificent experience will be in store for you — scen- ically and. gustatorily. SSebez Was realy sorry to hear that Chuck Davey’s boxing career is finis. Was a fan of his from his very first bout and also happened to visit Michigan State when he was at the top. Needless to say, he was idolized there, as he had just received his master’s degree from the University, As many of you know, his fame was based on his TV appeal and yours truly believes that he was such a success because so many fans admired his brains and it was readily apparent that he was “thinking” his fights as well as| punching the other guy, | Unfortunately another favorite of | mine — Kid. Gavilan started | Chuck’s undoing and Martinez put! the quietus on his career, So, | again brawn wins but at least Da-} vey’s education told him when to! stop. S222 When the rain comes down Do your curls do the same? Remember that good place in town “Donald's Beauty Shop” is the name! SS S22 Understand the surrounding wa- ters are now “unpolluted,” but in- stead of swimming — shall wade to| jthe shops — in my bare feet. Until | tomorrow, I remain FAITHFULLY | YOURS — ankle deep in the pools and ponds which do abound —/ jeannette (Adv’t). | ee ee 1 Pp. s. — CONTRIBUTION TO} “BB” CONTEST NOW GOING! ON! ANYTHING OF INTEREST | — Strand Theatre Tickets (2) as And yours truly would like tojthe prize! Dance Recital. To Feature Enchanted Doll Shop Number One of the feature numbers of annual recital of the Pinder School of Dance will be the “Enchanted Doll Shop.” The part of the shop keeper who brings his dolls to life will be played by Stuart Brenner, tap pupil. } A group of first year pupils will present “‘The- Little Indian Vil- lage.” The Indian maidens are Margaret Albury, Shirley Valonis, Mary Lou Gardner, Roni — Holts- berg, Caty Printz, Eloise Montsal- vage, Linda Laubscher, Carol But- ler, Connie Victa and Mary Tur- so. The Indian brave will be Lar- ry Laubscher, Sandra Owens and Rose Marie Yates will present ‘“‘Pale Moon,” the dance of the Indian War Chiefs. Susan Wolfson, Beverely Pruitt, Susan Davis and Perry Alonzo none of whom are more than five years old, will be “The Bunnies,” and the- “Waltzing Dolls” will be pre- sented by the beginners class composed of Jeannette Cary, Aly- son Snow, Melinda Cortez, Marcel- la Viera, Mary Jane Wilson, Juli¢ Taylor, Cookie Love, Lucy Mikd- lak and Barbara Baldwin. Sheila Gardner will present a so- lo, “China Doll.” The “Baby” class will be seen in the “Dance of the Penguins.” They are Chris Dick- erson, Carol Butler, Mary Lou Gardner, Carolyn Case, Kim Blow, Meredith Owens, Ann Adams, Woody Printz, and Jerry and Des- monte Temple. Gale Varela will present “The Cuban Doll,” a solo number, The “Phantom Regiment” will be danced by Carolyn Case, Maria Pazo, Diane Spicer, Linda Nonne- macher, Rhoda Shafner, Linda Ro- gers, Diane Wadelin, Joan Fred- ricks, Jo Ann Farrell and Myrna Hyre. Solo, “Gypsy Doll,” will be pre- sented by Susan Wolfson support- ed by the Corps de Ballet with Elizabeth Russell, Orchid Mira, Sylvia_Knowles, Barbara Ladd, Rose Yates, Marie Spencer, Yvon- BABY LOOKS WON- ) DERFUL, DOT - HE CERTAINLY IS A PICTURE OF HEALTH CLUB CALENDAR EVERY TUESDAY 9:00—Ladies Day Golf Tourna 9:00—Thrift Shop, Navy Commissary open until 12 noon 6:45—Kiwanis Club, LaConcha 7:30—Youth for Christ Bible Study, Fleming St. Methodist Church | 7:45—Duplicate bridge club, &t. Taylor Officers’ Club } 8:00—Knights of Pythias, Pythian Hall, 728 Fleming St. 8:00—Stock Car Association, Legion Home, Siock Island TUESDAY, JUNE 1 9:00—Circle Two, First Methodist Church, to be announced 10:00—Ft. Taylor OWC adviso: 3:15—Key West Woman’s Club, no meetings during summer 7:00—National Sojourners, Church of the Rock, Francis and Sou- thard. 7:30—Rainbow Girls, 8:00—Key West Players, Ba 8:00—Junior Woman’s Club, at Woman’s Club, 319 Duval Street 8:00—DAV, Chapter 33, 422 Amelia Street 8:00—Coral Shores PTA, to be announced 8:00—Sea Finigee. Cootiette Club, VFW home, 325 Elizabeth St. BIRTHS Baby Girl Vinciguerra Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vinciguer- ra, 2017 Roosevelt Drive, announce the birth of their daughter, Lucia Rose; on May 22 at Monroe Gener- al Hospital. Ayalas Have Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ayala are the parents of a daughter, Laura Theresa, born May 23 at Monroe General Hospital. The Ayalas live at 1016 Watson Street. « Baby Boy Boche Mr. and Mrs. Marty Boche, of Marathon, are announcing the birth of their son, Raymond Marty at Monroe General Hospital on May 23. Baby Boy Morales Mr. and Mrs. Louis Phillip Mor- ales are the parents of a son, Dan- iel Reeves, born at Monroe Gener- al Hospital on May 23. The parents live at 802 Duval Street. Dobsons Have Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Curtis Dobson, 132-B Poinciana, announce the birth of a daughter, Sarah Lynn, on May 24 at Monroe Gener- al Hospital. Baby Boy Crus Mr. and Mrs. Oscar B, Cruz, Jr., 1022 Washington Street, are the parents of a son, Peter Herman, born May 24 at Monroe General Hospital. Air Station Wives Honor Bretis And Kinions Saturday On Saturday evening, May 29, the Naval Air Station Officers’ Wives’ Club had a steak barbecue party at the Seaplane Base. It was held at the patio of Captain Tho- mas Ashcraft’s quarters. The occasion was a farewell to the recently retired Cdr. W. P. Brett and Mrs. Brett, and to the ion, Jr. and Mrs. Kinion who will be transferred to California in the near future. It was also an occasion to wel- come aboard the following officers and their families: Ledr, and Mrs. Robert A. Shields, Lt. and Mrs. Mark W. Ingraham, Jr., Ens. and Mrs. Alfred H. James, and CH- RELE and Mrs. A. J. Devine. Hostesses for the delightful par- ty were Mrs. Wilbur W. Westfall, Mrs. James C. Budd, and Mrs. Maxwell G, Ward, Jr. ne Moore, Lillian Ruth Kearns, Margaret Morales, and Shelia Gordon. The recital will be presented Fri- day, June 11 at the Monroe Thea- tre. HE HAS NEVER A BEEN ILL AND 1 , Scottish Rite Temple, 533 Eaton Street. 7:30—Pocahontas, Minoca Council 13, Golden Eagle Hall 7:30—Executive board, PTA, Harri ment, Golf Club Hotel ry board, at Ft. Taylor School rn Theater, 319 Duval St. rear Club Leaders Discuss Position Of Women Today DENVER (#— The confused in- ternational situation . . . segrega- tion in the South . . . integration of foreign-born populations in the big cities... * Those are problems on the minds of women leaders meeting in Den- ver for the 63rd annual convention of the General Federation of Wom- en’s Clubs. The 3,000 delegates here represent some 11 million mem- bers in the United States and 42 foreign aks Banal begi ry. Some of the leaders said in inter- views they expect to come up with answers to those problems. On the international scene, Mrs. Zaio Woodford Schroeder of Grosse Point, Mich., sees women “adding a sense of balance in solving those problems.” “They won't straighten out the international situation any more than men,” Mrs. ler em- phasizes. “‘But women are biologi- cally pacifists and they can con- tribute important influences on the world problems.” Mrs. Schroeder, chairman of the federation’s Department on Inter- national Affairs, said, ‘Women are numerically the majority and are oes very eager to assume “Southerners will meet the prob- lem in their own way,” said Mrs. Chester E. Martin of Atlanta, Ga. “Time will take care of the prob- lem,” she added in reference to _ Supreme Court’s ruling out- aoe pegesires “We must bring leaders of the foreign-born populations into the || federation,” Mrs. Harold Milligan of New York City said. She de- clared big cities have been dodg- ing the problem too long. Board Meeting Set For Youth Center The Advisory Board of the Key West Youth Center will meet Wed- nesday afternoon at 5:00 p. m. at the Wesley House. All members should attend this meeting as plans will be made for the summer, and a tentative bud- get will be discussed to submit to the Community Chest, All board members should at- tne this meeting. Plans for the summer will be made, and a ten- tative budget to be submitted to the Community Chest will be dis- cussed. The Youth Center is a “Red Feather” agency, and its operation for the coming year will depend al- most entirely on Community Chest Read Citizen Daily 1 HAVE BROUGHT HIM UP ON AN Ex- CELLENT GRADE OF MILK- NOTED FOR ITS PURITY AND -HEALTH Quauities ! Suzys Note Book .Dear Suzy: Please before you get everyone confused start all over again. | have been in a perfect tizzy trying to keep up with your Notebook. You should get together with the boys “in the back room” and make up your mind about dates and places and which is where. By this time your face should be good and scarlet. Where did they find that one last “Teen Talk?” It was a good idea, but it sure was a surprise to see it after you so blithely announ- ced there just wasn’t any such thing. Am I right in assuming that: (1) The Gold Star Mothers cake sale has been postponed, and also their meeting tomor- row night? (2) The Doreas Society meets Thursday night at the Lutheran Church? (3) The Key West Players meet tonight at the Barn Thea- tre? (4) HS-1 has their final cof- fee Thursday morning at Aero- palms? (5) “Class Night’ is Wednes- day night at the high school auditorium? (6) Ft. Taylor Officer’s Wiv- es Club has their “Aloha” tun- cheon et Ft. Taylor on Friday plus a “vacation” fashion show? (7) That you are very sorry that Judy Forns name was omit- ted from the Girl Scout notes on Saturday? And that you want all Girl Scouts to write about their troop, especially bout some activity they parti- cularly enjoyed?, And that you want the Scouts to do the writ- ing and not the leaders? And that you hope that the Brownies will send in some notes, too? (7) The Outboard Auxilary meets tomorrow night? | hope that you will keep things straight from now on. Love, Petronia — To make a pound of honey, bees travel a distance equal to twice the circumferance of the earth. SPECIAL For Father's Day Mother and Children Photographed Together NO EXTRA CHARGE SUTHERLAND STUDIO 923 White Street Tel. 2-8872 ’ Printing... Embossing Engraving ... Rubber Stamps MILK FOR BABY MUST YOU NEED NWOT woRRY! iT From the moment baby’s eyes open upon a strange world his demand is for food—food that will build a sturdy body and help him grow. Nature provides milk for his needs, In milk are found in right proportion all the many kinds of food required in the business of body-building. 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