The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 29, 1954, Page 3

SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE SUE JONES, Editor As working people know—free time is wonderful and necessary. ‘And Sundays, while primarily the Lord’s Day, does mean a great deal from a rest, relaxation and re- newal viewpoint. No matter how much your job means to you, and you all know I sure do most defini- tely love mine—it’s sorta grand to be able to “putter” about the house work in the yard. pro early church Sunday—had a swell swim and then Joan final- ly woke up and we spent the day just unpacking stuff—and reading —and picking posies and watering plants in the yard—yours truly took a nap and then we read and oh golly, I’d sure better stop being lazy—cause did quite a bit of shopping in Our Town Saturday and must tell you all about— sea aes RECORD SALE! Yep, that’s just about it at the Music Shoppe, 726 Duval Street. They are clos- ing for the summer ONLY and EVERY ITEM is reduced! Would like to call your attention to the LOW PRICE ON MITCHELL HI- FIDELITY phonographs — $189.- 95 for the blonde and $169.95 for the brunette—I mean magohany cabinets. This is the phonograph yeu'll remember—that gives you 4"4.D" in sound—close your eyes, any you'll think you are actually there in the concert hall, or at ‘mance. borg hn music will help soothe the irritations of the hot summer days, and I'll clue you— never will you find such a REC- ORD SALE—all brands—Colum- bie, Decca, etc—at the Music Shoppe—726 Duval—going Atlan- tieward! oan as = It Kelvin Harris is Apical of ie wsboys (Citizen, that is — possinn it and yours truly believes so—then you all are assured of courteous service, because Kelvin is one of the nicest lads! sSsmese Den‘t miss Mar-Ed Dress Shop's THURSDAY MORNING | SPECIAL SALE! ‘Cause they gonna put those “little ole seer- sucker brunch coats” which sell for $5.00—on special—Thursday morning only—3.95! And these “little ole brunch coats” are mighty good looking— mandarin etyle—belted with back hanging free—pretty print in eith- er pink and blue—or yellow and brown! GOOD BUY at Mar-Ed’s —THURSDAY BRUNCH COAT SPECIAL—and no ironing is nec- essary! i ss i KEY-notes: The swell and friend- ly crew of men on the electric re- pair truck—increasing the power of the transformer at the end of Sim- onton Street—right in front of the and Sand. oe to chat with them but blocking traffic so couldn’t get their names. They were sure cheer- ful and it was early Sunday and they were working! ‘Nother indi- cation of the nice people in Our Town. ga es SOMETHING NEW—but “Not New” is making its debut in Our Town! Thas what ! said and it is true and on July 14th you all will have a new kind of service and At 421 Fleming, (under the La Concha), those two grand girls, Dolice Curry and Ida Gellrich have been practicing the motto of their shop—"’Not New, but Every- thing Good’’—by using only sec- end-hand furniture and cases — and you should see the good job they’re doing. Shall tell you, in the days to come, more detail on this fasci- nating shop—how they will SELL THINGS FOR YOU and how everything you buy here is truly a BLISSFUL BARGAIN! Navy folk will especially recog- nize this type shop, inasmuch as Florence King, daughter of Fleet Adm. Ernest King started the eriginal with her partner Mrs. Henri Ersam in Alexandria, Va. Now, Our Town is lucky to branch right here at 421 ing. Remember now, the “Not New” Shop is just getting under way—the phone is 2-8615 and yours truly will keep you Posted as to what's new at the “Not New’. Meanwhile, stop in and see the girls splashing paint around, and they‘ll love to tell you all about it. B2s=e82 My Red Shawl tells me that Thel- ma Strabel—who wrote in Our Town the best seller “Reap the Wild Wind” is now writing under the name of Phyllis Godwin. Don't rw reo y Iphabet si the alpha! in the phone book for a perfect seafood dinner—and that added something — atmosphere and a georgeous view, As @ matter of fact—don’t go any further than “A and B Lob- ster House”, 700 Front Street. Would like to especially call this delightfully different” waterfront dining place to the, attention of visitors to Our Town. You'll al- ways remember the A and B Lobster House—it is that good! 22 22s WELCOME TO: Eades Talman, a Naval Commander who with paintbrush and a few ships will be in Our Town for a short time. Both Eades and his wife, Rosalind are good artists. Unfortunately, the lad Hugh, 4 and lass, Leslie Gwynn, are keeping Rosalind at their home in Georgetown, — but here’s a hope that his attractive wife will again be able to join him as they are unanimous about all the mar- velous things to put on canvas—in Our Town. Sz za . Be lightfooted this 4th of July week-end! Globe Shoe Store, 510 Fleming are still having their terrific SHOE SALE—Tables of footwear for $1.50—$2.00 — and $4.00! Let's stick with sandals—that carefree and gay shoe which means coolness for your tootsies this summer. Globe has—and ON SALE TOO — multi-colored, wedgies, flats, blacks, straws, and—well, just the style to catch your foot’s fancy! So, FIX your FEET this FOURTH of July — sandalize them—a pair to match each cos- tume is more than possible at the low price found only at GLOBE’S SHOE SALE! SeSsce My Red Shawl tells me that the Jayshees are planning another “Dip and Dance” soon! Hooray and hallelujah—this was a lot of fun— and it’s entertainment which is truly tuned to Our Town. Yours truly was hoping ever so much that the success of the first would mean a continuation of this novel idea. SO—DIAMONDS to the gals and also DIAMOND , CUFF- LINKS AND MAGNUMS'’ to: the JAYSHEES! Stas SHHHHH!! Yours truly knows @ secret! And on Thursday—shall tell alll In the meantime, though, Stop jn at y Studio—404 Southard Street—‘cause it sure isn’t any secret that they take. mighty fine pictures and soon, there'll be wonderfully good news—in addition to the fact that Photographic work by Poray is perfect, starting July 1—sorry, just have to wait “till THURS- DAY for the SPECIAL AN. NOUNCEMENT to be made by —PORAY! Seg ==s2 My Red Shawl’s fringe was sure standing upright in high indigna- tion. Seems as if she had seen a lady in a car with a Georgia li- cense plate—calmly drive up to the pile of watermelons at the County Beach and help herself to one, and then leave! The kids taking part in Our Town’s Summer Recreation Pro- gram were about to have a water- melon feast and of course, were— minus one! Doesn’t this lady know that she can have cocoanuts by climbing trees?? Mebbe she was a might mixed up—eh? Anywhoo, my Red Shawl says and rightly so —“For Shame!” Z22ae2 “Tis safe to say that yours tru- ly always enjoys stopping in the J. R. Stowers Co., 533 Duval be- cause it’s cool and attractive and well, now for instance—the other day—played me a game! —Start-. ed with the letter “S’—and lookit what I found! There were Skates, Scales, Scissors, Sinkers and Swivels, Scooters, Seats for bikes, Seat covers, Stanley tools, Strollers, Swim masks and fins, Somay paint, Shellac, Steam irons, Stains for wood, and SMITH. Corona typewriters, SUNBEAM appliances, and SEWING MA- CHINES (New Home) — (see what fun it was!) and SO Saun- ter to STOWERS’ for all these swell S'‘s—which you will need from time to time, and they have other excellent merchandise! sefSzez PAST PARTICLES: Continuing with the New York Sun Man’s sketch, criticism and burlesque— year: 1899! re: restaurants— “. . . .The proprietor may be of any age or build so that he wears no coat or stockings. . over all a thick layer of fli Mosquitoes and a heterogeneous odor of olive oil, coal oil, tobacco, arlic and coffee. Then let every- body talk at once, and wave their hands in the air and in each other’s faces and let the proprietor have a Personal altercation with every- body every five minutes. . .” 22322 Simone’s Tours, 510 Southard have had twelve years’ back- “TEEN-AGE DANCE”—at the Elks Club Annex last night was well attended by the younger set. The dances will be held every Monday night at the Annex, and all teen-agers in the city are cor- dially invited to attend. The dances gre given by Club 551, a teen-age group sponsored by the local Elks Lodge. A small admission is charged. The music for last night’s dance was furnished by Norman Kranich and his orches: tra—Staff Photo”by Sybil. ground in planning trips to Hava- nal They are not only interested in seeing that you ha of the bean’—but they give you person- alizéd service to insure it! * For a bang-up Fourth of July week-end—make your reserva- tions NOW with Simone’s for— and this you can’t beat—any- where—Three days and two nights in Havana—($53.00 without meals — $62.50 with meals) — round trip by air and including transportation there in good cars, carefully driven by English speaking drivers—for a 50-mile drive in the country—a 3% hour drive in the city and to the night clubs, including the fabulous, famous Tropicana (entrance fee to clubs, plus ‘one on Simone‘s”’) This low, low rate and ‘super service means your hotel bill is included — and if you desire meals to be in the price of the tour—breakfast and lunch at the Packard—and dinner is served at the expensive and exclusive Pa- tio Restaurant! Havana is sure gay and so much fun—you don‘t want to miss . anything—get the most from your trip—BE SURE of this —by going to SIMONE’S TOURS. Ask about the other Havana tours —the splendid hotels—Hava for the Holiday—mucho merri- ment! 2S: 22 -“AP”ING THE NEWS FILL- ERS: “Sheep were used for milk- ing animals in the early part of the Middle Ages” —(How?) ; —‘Some crabs climb palm trees and eat the fruit’ (This I’d like to see!) e 23252 Am simply fascinated how easy United Van Lines make moving! The Key West Moving and Stor- Warehouses, at 700 Elizabeth St.—PHONE 2-6532 are the au- thorized agents for United Van Lines. Navy personnel can request their own carrier and also to you all who might be moving—re- member now you have a local company and you will get per- sonal service and your household goods will travel “first class’— from point of departure to des- tination — uninterrupted! Only UNITED VAN gives you Sanitiz- ed and Pre-Planned moving! USE UNITED VAN to move— make arrangements with Mr. Nordenberg — by phoning 2-6532 Take no chances with your cher- ished possessions! Lee 8 Se “Willie saw some dynamite Couldn’t understand it quite Curiosity never pays; It rained Willie seven days.” BSB ese Did you know that the Key West Floor Covering Co. 132 Du- val Street has the most complete selection of “floor coverings” in Our Town? So, you see you sure don’t have to continue to be dis- satisfied with your present “decks” — 2 Want te again remind you all of this amazing, astonishing new KenFlex vinyl tile which with- stands wear—is easy to clean— lasts longer—is lovely — and is | impervious to grease, ink, blea- | ches and most of the stuff which eventually gets spilled on your floors! DO-IT-YOURSELF! ABSO- LUTELY SIMPLE AND EASY! See the Key West Floor Cover- ing Co.—select your pattern and | color—when you learn the sim- | ple steps of PUTTING in YOUR ewn FLOOR—and how INEX- PENSIVE it is—you'll be thrill- | ed! =zSeSe=e BLISS’ BEAUTY HINTS: They say sleeping without a pillow de- | lays the onset of a double chin. Oh | boy—the feathers in yours truly’s | really went flying out the window | —back to the chickens? ducks? | |Backs Jeff Knight For Junior Woman’s Club American Legion Award The Junior Woman’s Club has submitted the name of Jeff Knight, Jr., to the American Legion as Key West’s most outstanding citizen of 1954. The Juniors based their nomina- tion on Knight’s long service ir many community drives and civic clubs, especially his work with the polio foundation and student em- ployment program. Mrs. Edward D. Strand Visits With Parents Mrs. Edward D. Strand of Syra- cuse, New York, is visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Mor- rison at their home at 1310 John- son Street. Mrs. Strand, the former Caroline Morrison, will be in Key West until Friday when she will return to Syracuse. Shaped rods, obtainable in most drapery departments of stores, Local Girls Attend “Girl’s State’ In’ Tallahassee Four Key West girls are in Talla- hassee this week: attending the an- nual “Girl’s State’ sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. They are Miss Alicé Mari Villa, Miss Millicent Taylor, Miss Betty Ann Henning and Miss Marie Rendules. The girls were driven to Miami on Saturday by Gretng McClain, Girl’s State Chairman for the local auxiliary unit, where they joined Girl Staters from Dgde County and traveled the rest of the way to Tallahassee on a chartered bus. The girls will be housed at Flor- ida State University and will con- duct the affairs of the mpthical “Girl’s State of Florida,” at city, county and state levels. Girl’s State is an Americanism project of the Legion Auxiliary. They are scheudled to return on Saturday evening. Miss Villa was sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary; Miss Taylor by the Key West Woman’s Club; Miss Henning by the Busi- ness and Professional Women’s Club; and Miss Rendules by the Alumnae of CMI. All four girls are high school Juniors selected by the faculties for outstanding citizenship. Apply To Wed The following couples have ap- plied for marriage licenses in the court of County Judge Raymond R. Lord: Frank Roberts, 24, 807 Elizabeth, and Bessie: Williams, 28, 408 Pe- tronia.. J. E. Stroud, 20, Naval Station Annex, and Alice Alfonso, 21, 13-E Porter Place. may be used in curtaining arched windows. What do they make pillows of—oh yes, I know—foam rubber! z= z= Think I’m real lucky to have such swell places to tell you all about, One of the grandest—is Bill’s Supermarket at Poinciana. This is not a small store, by any means, but you sure get person- al attention. in addition to a won- derful selection of the grocery items you need. 2 Chuck, their butcher is proud of their meats and he should be —‘cause they are the finest quali- ty—and you just go in and tell him you want one chop—or six steaks and hell be glad to “cut td order” whatever you wish! As many of you know, this means quite a savings—there’s no waste involved. Sheila and Bill are two swell young people—and you'll like them and their superfine super- market vereeee much! = z= JOAN’S CHUMS: Wanda Ander- son, who is visiting her aunt and uncle — Ethel and Abner Segal. She’s a swell little kid! se > A rose is a rose is a rose! No —am not quoting Gertrude Stein, you of the “Tomato Rose” Salad at the Banana Tree Grille, 523 Truman. This is stuff- ed with delicious chicken salad —and also they have a Fresh, lucious Tropical Fruit Salad— with e dollop of sherbert (How- ard Johnson‘s finest). | To newcomers in Our Town—to visitors:be sure and drop in the Banana Tree Grille—it’s charm- ing and delightful—inexpensive— and the meals—all of them— breakfast, lunch and dinner—are cooked well and don’t hesitate to tell them if you have to have your food prepared a special way. ‘Cause they don’t mind a = == My Red Shawl tells me that “Lefty” Schwartz really did the “bye-bye” parties held of a Friday | nite. There was a FAWTU farewell | for those about to leave at Aero- | palms and then one for Dick Nolan | who is leaving for —Oliatha, Kan- | sas—bet this lad will miss the Sun | and Sand in Our Town! Understand ’mongst those at the | second gala were Betty Hayes, Flo | | Midtown Jewelers Watch Repairing | 3-5 Day Service 605% DUVAL STREET Printing... Embossing Engraving... Rubber Stamps The Ariman Press Greene Street Phone 2-566] Smalling, Bob Hexenbaugh, Hank and Sylvia Goldmann, Ray Demar- set, Renee Emory, Faye Anderson, Em Ingles—and one of the most beautiful girls in Our Town—Aud- rey Wilson! S22 =228 ‘ Excellent entertainment—soft and quiet atmosphere—these out- standing qualities are applicable to the Bamboo Room, 422 Smith Lane (right off Duval—‘twixt Fle and Southard)! There is TV (and the reception is good!) to watch or not—which- ever you prefer at the “Adult Hour’’—that time between work and dinner. Why not relax? Stop in the Bamboo—it’s air condi- tioned—and it soothes and has potions for soothing—the frazzled nerves which accumulate at the day’s end. Also—here in the that marvelous voca accompanied by Jack’Hendrix at the Hammond Organ. The Bam- boo .Room — unanimously claimed as one of the ni places in Our Tow 2 If your hair isn’t becoming to you— You should be coming to -us— DONALD’S BEAUTY SHOP 602 Duval Street ss >22 —Sans long cigarette holder— long bob—and the mink coat—may I do a take-off on that famous ac- | tress—Tallulah—and, say, “Dah- lings—we really went shopping to- day—and the grandest things we | did find—but, my deah, but actual- ly.” —Oh, bones—was a lot of fun— and I’d rather be—just YOUR BLISSFUL BUYER, jeanette (Adv’t). Births BABY GIRL SCHLANGER Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schlanger, 1229 Newton Street, have announc- ed the birth of their daughter, Paula Regina, on June 15 at the Naval Hospital. The baby weigh- ed 8 pounds 12% ounces. ! ——— CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend ou sincere thanks to all of those who helped during recent bereavement’ in the death of our beloved one, Os- car B. Cruz. To all donors of the beautiful floral offerings and to all who donated the use of their cars— their kindness will never be for- gotten. THE OSCAR B. CRUZ FAMILY. TELEPHONE: Club C EVERY MONDAY 10:00—Gym Class for Officers’ 8:00—Logia “Marti” EVERY TUESDAY 9:00—Ladies Day Golf 9:00—Thrift Shop, Navy 10:30—Truman Junior G 6:45—Kiwanis Club, La 7:30—Youth for Christ Bibl; arden 8:00—Knights of Pythias, EVERY Thursday 10:30—Convent Junior G 12:%5—Rotary Club, St. 1:00—Thrift Shop, 6:30—Lions Club, at 7:30—CAP Cadets, Poinciana 7:30—Princes of Syracuse, THURSDAY, JULY 1 arden Paul’s EVERY Friday 10:30—Harris_ Junior Garden 7:30—Youth for FRIDAY, JULY 2 12:30—Officer’s Wives Club at 8:00—OES Officers’ Club 8:00—Cayo Hueso Grotto, Red Navy Com missary, Lions Den, 1007 Seminary St. 10:00—HS-1 Officer’s Wives Clu 3:00—Circle 11, First Methodi 7:30—Doreas Society at Luther an Church, Flagler Aven 8:00—Elks Lodge, at clubhouse, 313 Duval Street zm 10:00—Gym. Classes for Officers’ Wives, Citizen Office, 2-566 alendar wives, Bldg. 83, Seaplane Base fl Nro. 3, Caballeros de Marti, 919 Elizabet? 8:00—Alcoholics Anonymous, 515 Duval Street Tournament, Golf Club Commissary open until 12 noon Club, at the school Concha Hotel h le Study, Fleming St. Methodist Churct 7:45—Duplicate bridge club, Ft. Taylor Officers’ Club " Pythian Hall, 728 Fleming St. 8:00—Stock Car Association, Legion Home, Siock Wings Club at the Convent Parish Hall open until 4:00 p. m, Community House Pythian Hall, 728 Fleming St. b at Aeropalms st Church Bldg. 83, Seaplane Base Club, at the school . Christ, Poinciana Baptist Church Fort Taylor Men’s Hall Mrs. Graham Is . Nominated By CMI Alumnae The C.M.I. Alumnae Association is endorsing its past president, Mrs. Mary Lee Graham, as candi- date for the American Legion’s “Outstanding Citizen” award this year—basing its. endorsement on Mrs. Graham’s past service with the association, as well as with other local organizations, and her enviable record this year in her present office as president of the Key West Chamber of Commerce. It was also announced that Marie Rendueles, 1901 Flagler Avenue. in Tallahassee this week attending Girl’s State. Miss Rendueles is a ;Student at the Convent of Mary Immaculate, and is sponsored at Girl’s State by the C.M.I. Alum- nae Association. The association sent its first stu- dent to Girl’s State in 1948, when Mrs. Graham was president of the Alumnae Association, This became an annual project and each suc- ceeding year, the club has spon- sored a) student from its Alma Mater. Miss Rendueles is expected back in Key West on Saturday, July 3, and upon her return will report on her activities in Tallahassee to the Alumnae Association. |Sinawiks To Meet With Mrs. Harris This Evening The Sinawiks will meet at the home of June Harris on Flagler Avenue tonight. There will be no Program due to the fact that the meeting falls on the fifth Tuesday of the month. At the last meeting of the club, the records of accomplishment and service by the members of the Keyettes, girls service club at Key West High School, sponsored by the Sinawiks, were discussed by the members .. who selected Sarah Bringman as the “Outstanding Keyette” of the year. Miss Bring- man received a medal at class night exercises and her name will be inscribed on a plaque which will hang’ in the school’s trophy room. Miss Bringman and Kathryn Sanchez entertained the Sinawiks with several duets which were en- joyed by the club. The meeting was held at the home of Alita Campbell. er erepepeasiniiae cea The meat won't stick to your hands, when you are shaping ham- burger patties or meat loaf, if you moisten your hands with cold wa- ter before handling the beef. DO YOU HAVE.... AN OLD PICTURE .. . A TREASURED PORTRAIT? DON RAY PORTRAIT STUDIO 705 DUVAL STREET Provides An Outstanding and Distinctive Service In This Field —COPIES OF OLD FAMILY ALBUM PICTURES CAN BE MADE REGARDLESS OF THE CONDITION OF THE PICTURE! Bring Your Old Photo- graph to the Don Ray Studio for A Free Estimate OPEN 12:00 NOON UNTIL 9:00 P.M. EVERY DAY ——— { 1S YOUR MOTHER AT HOME TODAY Insure YOUR family's good health. Buy Adams Dairy Milk. Beware of cut-rate TELL HER THAT MR. BLAKE , THE INSURANCE MAN 1S CALLING WE HAVE A HEALTH INSURANCE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY } INSURANCE OF GOOD HEALTH On ou soverrane em milk. (Bootleg) Milk is a dangerous milk. ADAMS DAIR 2401 Seidenberg Ave. nk Mi Ik FOR HEALTH Telephone 2-7542