The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 17, 1954, Page 2

SUE JONES, Editor Page 2 THE KEY WEST CI T'Y — PERSONALS — EN Thursday, June 17, 1954 Must tell you all the one about the big brawny man who went to work in an applesauce factory. His job was relatively simple—all he had to do was stand in front of the chute and as the apples rolled down—separate the ripe ones from the others. After a month or so had passed, the foreman noticed that the man had lost weight and looked quite ill. So much in fact, that he was quite concerned. Approaching the new worker, he inquired after his health—his family—his finances. When the man assured him that everything—but everything was all Hee the foreman was truly puz- zled. 2 And so, because his curiousity was Sreat—he finally said, “But Tom, just a month ago you came to work here and were so healthy and strong looking—and’ now—why man you’re wasting away.” Finally after a short silence, Tom shuffled his feet and reluct- antly raised his head and said— “All I do is stand here all day— selecting the ripe apples from the unripe ones—and these decisions are killing me!” —All of which is a round-about way of saying if you read “BB”, you'll never have trouble deciding where to shop— Saas No, Herman's at 512 Duval Street is not going out of the woman's apparel business. How- ever, there are many changes be- ing made and a beautiful shop ,| for you will soon emerge. Because of the renovations now in progress, Herman's will be closed for three weeks, If you have something to pick up on the lay-away plan, please do so * at their Budget Shop which will be open, 4 Herman would like te apolo- give fer any inconvenience caus- ed by the extensive remodeling, but knows how thrilled you'll be when you see the difference! Al- so, hear that there will lots of new merchahdise—stunning new fashions which will purchas- ed on a planned shopping trip. For you—all that’s new—at Her- man’s in the near future. SS & DIAMOND CUFF LINKS AND MAGNUMS TO: Those wonderful, lovely, marvelous people who were responsible for the brand new sign, ‘One Way Do Not Enter”— in black and white—which is found —now—on Simonton Street, going Gulfward, near Truman! Thank you! —the Quaterback Club for treat- ing the Key West Conchs to a steak dinner at the County Beach— SS eee Mr. Baldwin of the Garden Store at 1101 Simonton, —just across from the commissary wants to tell you all that CINCH BUGS are really here and to be re to watch your lawns for own spots or irregular patches, because by so doing you can save it from complete destruction by these pesky critters. The new improved Remarco lawn dust—“HURRICANE” will kill them off and your beautiful, expensive lawn will be saved! Don't neglect it—and let the chinch bugs ruin your yard. SS=ee STROLLER SET: Had more fun ‘wa.c.ing the kids eating free lolli- pops at Bill’s Supermarket the other day. Saw seven month old Mike Pope whose mother was con- cerned about mosquito bites and told her of the old remedy—Cam- pho-Phenique whieh is good, Hav- ing had difficulty with skeeters chewing on Joan most of her life was glad to find this stuff. Also, chatted with little Betty Ann Gla- zier who just said “goo” and look- at 504 William wonderful selection of suppl for needlework. Now is an ex- cellent time to start making Christmas presents—you know, runners, baby sacQues, center~ pieces—all those things you clev- er gals embroider, crochet or knit. : Why not start an afghan? If your hands are idle—amble down to Miss Faye’s Art and Needle Supply Shop at 504 William— you'll be glad you did! 22a £8 KEY-notes: One of the cutest sights in many a year—beautiful, blonde Patsy Johnson walking up and down Johnson Street in her white graduating gown—white mor- tar board, clutching a pale pink gladioli corsage in one hand and her brand new diploma tied with pink and blue ribbons in the other —She had just graduated from Kindergarten at Harris School! Decause — all the grand cops in Town are wearing spiffy, gray c. sleeved shirts— “=the gals who arrived at work i their barefeet, holding their shoes—'catise it sure did rain! 3 eee Just figured that the Overseas it Market, 934 Truman Ave- tue would*have all the “sum- ! mer’ fruits and sure enough, they did! Red, red cherries—ripe plums—peaches’ all said “Hi, yes, we're here”. And that reminds me, perhaps because Frank carries the lusci- exotic tropical fruits such as the large sapodillas, mangoes, papayas, etc. and am so anxious to tell you all of them—especial- ly newcomers and visitors to Our Town—that I’ve completely neg- lected the other fine fruit to be had here —including sweet, tas- ty gfeen seedless grapes, or- anges, melons (Ice Cold Water- melon-sold by the 1/4 or % or whole). AVACADOES AT FRANK’S! The seascn for this delicious fruitor are they vegetables?— will goon be but in the meantime, try these at Overseas —they are from Cuba and with a little lime or Maggi seasoning —or as many people in Our Town prefer them—plain—you'll find them mighty good! Don’t forget your Overseas Fruit Market always has an ex- cellent selection of fruits and delphiavyeGouldn’t find out what was wrong. Many of you all will remember them—y’know he play- ed golf and Doug, his wife, did a reat deal of yolunteer work for Town. Z22e3 22 While at the Poray Studio, 404 Southard, started discussing the art of photography, and while taking pictures is a hobby with many of you—when you wish an unusually splendid portrait — don’t fail to think of Poray! Learned the importance of many things such as right equip- ment—Strobe lights—background and all the other details which must be considered—and Poray Studio does so with meticulous care—in good picture tal and when you your proofs, you'll be jubilant over the re- sults—at Poray! 32 = 2 Jim Koodle de Flu, - pray do you do? I heard you married a lady of charm You’re wrong, Sir Sid I married a squid Who turned out to be a false alarm, This is from the talented pen of Sid McPhid, Swinkie Swankie, Bobbie Harlington and Jim Koodle de Flu—who are one and the same people and my Red Shaw! knows, but won’t tell—the real name be- hind these aliases! S22 a:25 “Bill's Supermarket” out at Poinciana—in the shopping cen- ter there—opened just this past April, and | just don’t see how they gathered together such a wide assortment of canned goods and frozen foods and meats! But did, for sure. and Bill and “Momma” Jerry and “Poppa” Louis really pitched in and now you have a | swell neighborhood grocery. Al- $0, you can buy meat here with- out worrying about “will won't it be tender’—‘cause |. So, buy a chuck roast | huck” who watches over rks and | —Bill's | Supermarket at Poinciana is | OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL 9:00 | p.m.! | S23 ss | PAST PARTICLES: From Ye Olde New York Sun Man who is} still continuing his sketch, criti cicm and burlesque—the Year: | 1899. Ba whe restaurant proper must have a low ceiling, with greasy, | smoky walls and be lighted by two, | or at the most three, malodorous | tors that don’t reflect. around the floor any number of small tables, no two of the same size, covered witb oil cloth. Place at each table four or five pine chairs, and garnish the oil-cloth | with a can of condensed milk and | a bowl containing sugar and flies, kerosens lamps, backed by reflec-| Sprinkle | Dorcas Society To Hold Rummage And Bake Sale The Dorcas Society of the Grace Lutheran Church will Sponsor a rummage and bake sale on Southard Street be- tween Duval and Whitehead on Friday, June 18 between the hours of 10:00 a. m. and 5:00 Pp. m. ~~ ———_—=—>>eee——S== oranges and a bunch of bananas and some bad cigars handy.” See 22 Too bad, our friend of the N.Y. Sun and the year ‘99 couldn’t have been here to enjoy the A and 'B. Lobster House at 700 Front Street, but you all can—especial- ly guests and visitors—don’t miss this! George and Lil Stone are re- sponsible for the unusually good meals—all seafood items and this weather is perfect for lobster or shrimp ‘salad. cation is a beauty you just can’ —sky and shrimp boats! S222 My Red Shawl tells me that Ig- gie Carbonnell will attend the re- gional meeting of the Motion Pic- ture Exhibitors of Florida which will be held on June 17th at the Biscayne Terrace located in a city about one hundred and fifty miles up the road—Overseas, that is. Know he’ll return to Our Town with much information which will be of great benefit. Also, he is the Chairman of the Board of Direc- tors. fs = == The Gift House, ‘which is dia- and beautiful and unique merchandise. Now, as one customer said, “It is really lovely” and it is and you should go see it. Remodeling has made it larg- er and brighter and additional display shelves with many, many new items make it very simple for you to find the “gift for— father, mother, friends, family,”, and you'll be surprised at how inexpensive most of the things are! Remember the Gift House for that perfect “remembrance” — se mzsa HANGING HEAD OR APOLO- GIES TO: Alice Spicer who was kind enough to invite me—for not being able to attend the ZX-11 -| luncheon yesterday and meet all the grand girls in the group. Joan’s ear held me up at the hospital and a late day grew more so. Am real sorry to have missed it and thanks again, and do hope to see them all another time. Sseesz= Do you feel that you might have been a bore Perhaps because of a dress you wore But you need not worry about your hair For “Donald's Beauty Shop” is always there! 2 Again, thanks to all of you swellelegant people for allowing me to “shop” and “shawl” with you all—Tomorrow—I theenk—a winner in the Contest—and so, 'till then, YOURS TRULY, jeannette (Ady’t.) Complete Hotel Service NEWS OF INTEREST ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE Granddaughter Of Wm. Barkers To Wed Here Fri. Miss Peggy Anne Barker and Wesley Ryals will be married at the First Baptist Church at seven o’clock in the evening on Friday, June the eighteenth. Miss Barker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murray Bar- ker. She is a native of Key West but has made her home in other parts of the South for the past six- teen years. Her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Barker, reside at 810 Flo- rida Street. Mr. Ryals is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ryals of Newville, Ala- bama. Both Miss Barker and Mr. Ryals attended Southeastern Bible Col- lege in Birmingham, Alabama dur- ing the past two years. Mr. Ryals will continue his studies at How- ard College in Birmingham next September. Prior to entering college, Miss Barker graduated from Toccoa Falls High School in 1951. She is presently employed as steno-book- keeper at the Social Service Cen- ter of the Salvation Army in Bir- mingham. All friends of the family are in- vited to attend the ceremony and the reception which will be held immediately afterwards in the church annex. Tuxedo Rental Is Flourishing STILLWATER, Okla. (#—Formal events scheduled for Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie at Okla- homa A&M tomorrow have caused a run on the city’s two tuxedo-, renting establishments. Oklahomans, most of whom nev- er get into a tuxedo in their life- time, are patting on the dog for the first reigning monarch ever to visit the State. Many are going 70 miles to Oklahoma City to rent formal attire. Citizen Classified Ads Pay Off! KKK KK mK aK MARATHON FLORIDA KEYS COMMUNITY Fri. Sat. Sun. Mon. 917 FLEMING STREET 1 Jly. 2 Jly. 3 Jly.4 Jly. 5 , FLORIDA'S GREATEST 4TH CELEBRATIONII!! STAGE SHOWS e EXHIBITS STYLE REVUES e FIREWORKS BOAT RACES e GALA MIDWAY IN THE BIG EXHIBIT TENT 2 BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOWS DAILY 1:45 P.M. and 8:30 P.M. CARL & ARLENE e NATASCHA JOHNSON DUO e ANGELINA THE FLORIDETTES e CHASE WHITMAN e CAROL BROOKS KINGS FAMOUS SHETLAND PONY RIDING STABLES —WITH REAL LIVE PONIES The World Of Tomorrow . . . A Miniature City Of Wonders .. .|]} Other Rides, Shows and Thrills cleked Sot totelel Moonlight DANCE at the CASA MARINA Sponsored by LADIES OF. LATIN-AMERICAN CLUB Saturday. June 19th — 10 P.M. to 2 A.M. Music By Adm. $1.50 Palm Beach Suit LOS MAMBOLEROS Members 75c or Ladies’ Outfit Donated As Door Prize by | Mmow summer is officially here, having a box of limes, a basket of | a , UNIVERSAL CLEANERS Ley Memorial z MYF Hobby Fair Set For Fri. Night , The MYF group at Ley Memor- jal Methodist Church is sponsoring a “Hobby Fair” on Friday even-| ing at 7:30 p. m. 2 The young people of all the Meth- odist churches in the city hope to charter a bus to take them to the | Youth Fellowship: camp in Lake- land this summer. Funds realized | from the “Hobby Fair” will be used towards sending Ley Memor- ial delegates 'to the camp. | Some of the hobbies on display | will be coin collections, doll col-| lections and @ handicraft exhibit. | A program of entertainment will be presented by the ballet pupils of Princess Nina Carracciola and by members of the Navy Choir. At the same time, the young peo- ple will have a sale of cake, can- dy, plants and handwork. There is no admission to the “Hobby Fair” but a free will of- fering will be appreciated. The fair will be held in the an-| nex of the Ley Memorial Church on Truman Avenue. THIEF MAKES OFF WITH REPORT CARDS SAN FRANCISCO (#—At least | some of the eighth-grade pupils at Lagunitas Elementary School probably were pleased today. A thief decamped with the report cards, achievement records, and progress reports of the class, which is due to graduate this aft- ernoon. “It was probably the work of some tropblemaker who wasn’t go- ing to get any grades,” theorized School Principal Mrs. Isabel C. Lankenap. Read Citizen Daily POOR OLD CRAIG SERVICE STATION Francis at Truman DIAL 2-9193 Your PURE OIL Dealer Tires . . Tubes . . Batteries | ACCESSORIES They're All Too Nosy About That Old Fur Coat DALLAS (® — ‘“‘My husband said | he was going to air-condition ‘t for me,” the complaining wife told Justice of the Peace Bill Richburg. She showed the judge a fur coat, one arm cut off and several Jong slashes in the back. Her husband used a long, sharp knife, she said. “Where were you when he was slashing up the coat?” asked the judge. “I was busy getting out of it,” she answered yesterday. ‘I barely made it.” “Where did you get the coat?” asked. the judge. ‘ “I was afraid you were going to ask me that,” came the an- swer. ‘My husband asked the same thing...” Anyway, Richburg put the angry husband under a peace bond, She’s Too Strong KNOXVILLE, Tenn! (#—Four- teen-year-old Mack Garrett has de- cided two things: wrestling isn’t what it’s cracked up to be and women aren't the weaker sex. Mack and his 11-year-old sister Anna decided to imitate a pair of wrestlers they’d been watching on television. Anna applied an arm- lock and Mack went flying over her shoulders. Last night hospital X-rays re- vealed Mack has a broken left arm. No Money Down Sale Now Going On Buy Now and Save! 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ON THE RIVIERA Another Extra Special Treat in Technicolor with DANNY KAYE Gene Tierney - Corinne Calvet Show Times: SKIRTS AHOY! 7:45 and 11:53 THE ACTRESS 10:11 ONLY Telephone: Miss Menton And Roy Sheehey Wed In New Jersey A wedding of interest to Key Westers was the June 12 ceremony uniting Miss Julie Ann Menton, daughter of Mrs. Martin F. Men- ton and the late Mr. Menton, and Roy Sheehey, formerly of Key West. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas J. Sheehey. The ceremony was performed at St. Cassian’s Roman Catholic Church in Upper Montclair, New Jersey, by the pastor the Rever- end William J. Landers, A recep- tion was held at the Common- wealth Club. The bride who was escorted by her brother, William Ryan, of Ver- TO WOMEN | Citizen Office, 25661 ona, had as her only attendant her sister, Mrs. Richard S. Wickenden, of Marion, Massachusetts. Cole- man Sheehey of Bloomfield was best man for his brother. Mrs. Sheehey, who served with the WAVES during World War II, was graduated from Wellesley Col- lege and attended the Newark | School of Fine and Industrial Arts. She is a member of the Montclair Operetta Club. Her husband, an alumnus of Se- {ton Hall University, received a Master of Arts degree at Teachers College, Columbia University. Dur- ing World War II he served with the Army Air Force. Mr. Sheehey was born in Key West and has many friends and relatives here, Read The Citisen Daily ROBERT MITCHUM RILYN 1 ‘ MONROE MONROE Thuts. - Fri. - Sat. WORLD IN HIS ARMS with Gregory Peck and __, Ann Blythe Second Feature... Fox News 3:45 - 9 P.M. CONTINUOUS at. STRAND “ Thurs, thru Wed., 23; 1:55 & 4:05 Night 6:15 & 8:25 AIR CONDITIONED June 24 - 25 - 26 Louis HAYWARD THE SAINTS Box Office Open: 1:45 - 9:00 P.M. Daily WEDNESDAYS PERFORMANCE ap «TELEPHONE 2-3419 FOR TIME SCHEDULE guy San Carlos Theatre Air - Conditioned