The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 11, 1954, Page 3

SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN SUE JONES, Editor ITEMS OF INTEREST. Wednesday, August 11, 1954 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 Exemplar Chapter Of Beta Sigma Phi Would like today to say—thank you to all my wonderful friends who are kind enough to ask me to their soirees and diplomatic enough to completely ignore my scribbling. To all these grand people would like to tender my apologies for my apparent rudeness in writing of a moment—a remark—or the im- mense pleasure which is mine in being their guest. Really, do try to remember many things, but then the time comes when a note must be made and invariably whether I duck behind a palm tree—or into an isolated spot and this includes even the one Dorothy Parker made famous in verse (seems as if she found a small office and it was lonely and she put a sign on the door—and had much company thereafter) I am discovered with paper and pencil—writing away at a great pace. Somehow or other—cannot con- quer the feeling of the little kid whose hand has just dipped into the cookie jar only to have an adult arrive on the scene. However, you all have been most understanding and tolerant and as you all know—the papers between the candies in this column are just for fun and pleasure of all the splendid people in—Our Town. It certainly is not a publicity busi- ness and may I repeat, there shall mever be any maliciousness or “soap box” yik-yak—and, I do try earnestly to check and double check (shades of Amos and Andy) all my facts. Also, if a request is made that something not be print- ed—+so be it. And, because—you dear readers are} also good and great friends— shall we—go shopping together? {2 en aeee There is a shop in Our Town which js not only picturesque and pleasant to drop in—but where you can find a wide selection of fabulous fabrics of all textures and patterns with which to dec- erate your home—or just redo a chair—or make tiny threw pil- lows (aside to husbands: you needn't duck—they‘re foam rub- ber!) The Caroline Shop, 223 Ann Street invites you to bring your decorating ideas or problems to them. They are really fashion wise with fabrics and know how te cool your tropical living and enhance your style of furnitu All work is expert and guaran- teed and too, they have all the accessories if you care to “make yeur own’’—slip covers, drape- ries, bedspreads, dressing table skirts, etc. = WELCOME TO: Frank and Amy Walker who are old friends and many of you will remember, have been stationed here before. Frank is Skipper of the Bushnell and Amy, who is house-hunting now and taking care of the kids—three —and if memory serves me cor- rectly, —much volunteer work in the many activities here will be done also. So, here’s a “hi” and it's mighty good to have such grand people back in Our Town. = Bae ez Aaahhh, ladies—eet ges weeth great plaisure that — hey—you can now have 20% OFF your hair—i_ mean—your permanent wavel The price—natch! And where?—The Adorable Beauty Saison, (Phone 2-2152) 924 Simon- ton Street which is air condition- ed and also, on ONLY Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday are making this “hair curling” offer of 20% off on all permanents! Also—the prices on slenderizing treatments at the Adorable have been “thinned” to—"fifteen for sixteen dollars” (instead of the usual twenty five for the course!) === It was al so very © abletely the Am thrilled to tell you too that PLANTERS ARE ALSO REDUC- ED! Yes, the Ditty Box has real- ly let its planters down and that includes the stunning bamboo birdcage ones—the bamboo and basket combination—the triple tied bamboo and other beautiful ones. You'll love the quaint shaped baskets—the practical ones—and last, but not least the GREAT SAVINGS AT THE DITTY BOX! zzz And there was more conversation of how. it all was including cisterns and pumps etc. Gazing at the Washingtonia Robusta which was fan unusual, beautiful and flaring palm, my attention was turned from that and the other lush tropi- cal foliage of many varieties and centered on the Brugmansia vine. Learned that it came from India and was enchanted with the heavy, thick stalk which wound about and around the porch and then it oc- curred to me when I noticed an especially sturdy one with a heavy grasp on the ‘porch support—that that was indicative of my hostess and Our Town—’cause for many years the two have been inter- twined, shall I say — mean that Miss Marie Cappick and Key West are practically synonymous and they both have great charm, cour- tesy and humor. Miss Marie was kind enough to invite me to return and sure am going to do so—’cause she is a wonderful person and yours truly can sure learn many many things —of the people and the past of— Our Town. ty Store, corner Angel val—knows he’s gonna mo still is not sure just where. One thing you can be sure of — there are a variety of savings on a ty of articles (fr instance —20% off on sun caps and hats and small household wares— such ~as~ plastic brooms, and sponge mops are also reduced)— at Einhorn‘’s STOREWIDE CLEARANCE, p.s.—there are cases of bever- ages on which you can save like crazeee at $3.98 and $5.39! ASK JACK ABOUT THESE! 22 22 28 And then there’s the one they’re telling in Our Town — that they plan to add sodium fluoride to the’ DDT spray machine to preserve the enamel on the “choppers” of the mosquitoes! (Honest!—did too hear it!) B= ff Little feet run and romp and sometimes stumble—and they frequently do not know how to take — but, would like te pass the word to you mothers that there is an IDEAL way for you to supervise the shoeing of your progeny. Posner’s shoes, you'll know that Plans Entertainment For Polio Party | Cards, dancing and a floor show make up the entertainment planned by members of Xi Alpha Theta Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi for those attending the Cabaret-Card party being heid at the Casa Marina patio on Saturday evening, August 21, at 8 Pp. m. The affair, which is for the benefit of the polio emergency fund TO EVERYONE Telephone: Citizen Office, 2-5661 St. Paul’s Plans Festival, Baby Show At Bayview Park Labor Day Arrangements on the part of the various organizations of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church reveal that hundreds of dolls, both live babies and dressed dolls, will pass in review on Labor Day at Bay- view Park under the sponsorship of the Choir Guild. Active church members have promised a full day’s outing to all who attend their Festival with spe-cial emphasis being placed on tak- By buying Dr. | drive, promises to be an outstanding one. Emergency March Of Dimes To Get Under Way Sat. The Emergency March of Dimes will get off to a fast start Satur- day night when the BPO Does spon- sor a dance and five big floor show acts. All proceeds go to the polio fund. The dance will be in the Elks Club Annex with Gerald Pinder’s orchestra playing. Louis Carbonell will emcee the show with the first act scheduled to appear at 9:30 P. m. Other acts will take the floor throughout the evening until 1 a.m. The Thompson Sisters will sing, there will be an exhibition dance, and Don Albin, featured at the Bamboo Room, will also sing. Does will ‘sell tickets on the streets Friday and Saturday and tickets will be available at the door Saturday night, Husband Honored In Surprise Party Henry Fernandes, 535-E West Poinciana, was honored with a sur- prise birthday party given for him by his wife, Rose, at their home August 8. Also honored at the time were Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Jones of Poinciana who were celebrating their second wedding anniversary. A beautiful cake was served by the hostess, and the honored guest was given several gifts: Attending the affair were Miss Lillian Russell, Van Dawson Russ, Mack Fenton, Ira Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Jones and son, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Roberts and son, Stella Smith and Gary and Ronnie Fernandes, 551 Club Plans Benefit Dance ‘The 551 Club—teenage organiza- tion sponsored by the Elks Club— is giving a dance Mgnday night for the benefit of the Emergency March of Dimes. The dance, from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m., will be in the Elks Club An- nex. John Pritchard’s orchestra will play. It will be a shipwreck dance and anyone who is not in costume will be fined. a small sum. Preceding the dance will be a motorcade which will start at the Morroe County Beach at 7 p.m. The motorcade with a police es- cort will end at the Elks Club An- nex. you have the best way to insure young tootsie growing RITE! IDEAL TOGS, 534 Duval Street have just received a new ship- mént of the famous scientifical- ly constructed “Dr. Posner’ shoe for children — from their first pair—Size 0—"Birthrite’—thence to the “Ritestart’ and continu- ing throughout their growth. So, have your children’s feet ad- vance in the right direction with Dr. Posner's RITE fit and com- fort. Also, there is smart styling in patent, kids and suede lea- ther. Would like to call your atten- tion to the fact that for orthope- dic or corrective shoes — Ideal Togs is the place to find these. If your child develops a minor or even major foot defect—you will find the proper corrective shees — Dr. Posner — at—Ideal Togs. Beamez ! way it should be. The hour was} My Red Shawl said Charles twilight and we sat on the porch| Thompson had “honey” in his and chatted and Trixie the dog of |house and when I looked a bit fifteen years contentedly ate his | supper—and the cat stretched out on the table—occasionally eyeing her dish of oats and we spoke of many things. . Of pirates, and plottings for In- dependence for Cuba and of the many people who had lived in Our Town and whom many other peo- ple later heard of, such as Aurobon and Hemingway—to mention a few. = S Up toward: the Atlantic, at 832 Duval there’s a wee shop and @ quaint one in that it specializes in baskets! Because you all know of the countless uses of these woven containers and how they add so much to your home or en- tertaining, am pleased to tell you that NOW THEY ARE DRASTI- CALLY REDUCED IN PRICE! By going up the Ditty Box way— you can casually say—“Oh, that basket came from Hong Kong er Maderia or Japan”. ? startled she went on to say that | a batch’ of bees were between the ceiling of downstairs and the floor of upstairs and a steady stream of honey was pouring down—last she heard “Miss Lorine” was manning the bowls! Must find out what has happened — does one call the Hu- mane Society or the Sheriff's Of- fice to evict an uninvited family of bees! rj Why net have an ole swimming hole in your very own backyard? Think how much fun it would be to just splash and splatter away —and loll and lounge about. Hon- estly, the idea is not really fan- tastic or horribly expensive. Just phone 2-2333 and the answer will be—"M. E. Bennett Construction Company” or drep by their offices at 217 Duval Street and discuss prices and plans for a swimming pool. Also, y‘know by so doing—you'll elimi- Band Rehearsals Set Next Monday There will be a rehearsal of the junior band next Monday at 9 a. m. in the band room at the Key West High School. At 10 2. m., a rehearsal of the senior band will be held. nate a lot of grass cutting and think of the fun you and your friends will havel Really—every home should have one—“Built by Bennett’ ef course — ‘cause this marvelous construction com- pany BUILDS BETTER—be it business office, motel, apartment houses, HOMES, or—say, f’r in- stance — swimming pools! zs My Red shaw tells me that— “to market, to market” did Ruth and Herman Holtsberg go. How- ever, en route to New York they left their sons Mark and Ronnie at camp. By the way—their young- est, Philip, speaks Spanish fluent- ly and his English has a Cuban accent! Love it—and he’s such a wee one for such bi-lingual tal- ent! = That HIGH Girescian is sure smart—‘cause they tuck their little cousins—Can and Bottle in- te the refrigerator and so when you remove them—they’re icy cold and add se much te your re- freshment. This pale amber bubbly whose name is “MILLER’S” will sure lend a chill te the heat of the days. Of course, you all heard about the lad in the midst of the Sa- hara who saw an easis beckon- ing—he wasn't tee disappointed when that turned inte a mirage, but he was sure unhappy net to have met—MILLER’S of the clan .f An array of local and profes- sional talent has been secured for the floor show and the names of those participating will be an- nounced in the-near future.” Valuable prizes have been donat- ed by local merchants and the chapter would like to take this op- portunity to express its thanks to those who have so generously made these contributions. The door prize, a handsome elec- tric mantle clock has been donat- ed by Paul J. Sher. The prize which will be awarded to the holder of the lucky number on the polio crutch table collection is a lovely table model radio presented by Mrs. Harriett Stowers Wilson of J. R. Stowers Co. Another prize to be awarded to the lucky winner is a beautiful au- tomatic Sunbeam coffee maker in an eight to 10 cup size by cour- tesy of Julian Appliance Store. Those who have registered to date to sponsor tables for this cause are: Mayor and Mrs. C. B. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Robert You- mans, Mr. and Mrs. William Neb- lett, Judge and Mrs. Thomas Ca- ro, Cdr. and Mrs. J. C, Wheeler, Jr., Ens. and Mrs. R. Van Billard, Lt. and Mrs. T. L. Morgan, Mrs. Wm. R. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Freeman, Jr., J. Y. Porter IV, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sher, Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Lester, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Dave King, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mo- rales and Mrs. Frank Toppino, Lt. and Mrs. Dyrek Harold, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Rosam, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Toppino, Cdr. and Mrs. Walter F. Toy, Mr. and Mrs, John Spottswood, Mr. and Mrs. Ygana- cio Carbonell, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dion, Sr. Those desiring reservations may obtain them by contacting Mrs. myard Toppino, chairman, at 2- Mothers’ Club To Sponsor Tag Day Against Polio The Mothers’ Club of CMI and St. Joseph’s School will sponsor a tag day on Saturday, August 21, for the benefit of the emergency polio fund drive, Mrs. Florence G. Rabon, president of the organiza- tion, announced today. Students of the sixth, seventh and eighth grades of the schools will be asked to participate in the distribution of approximately one thousand tags through the residen- tial and business sections of the city. All proceeds will be contri- buted to the polio campaign. Parents of the children will be contacted and further instructions given as to where the tags may be obtained, and when collections are to be turned in. It is requested that all mothers cooperate to help make this club- sponsored activity a successful one. WATCH YOUR SEAT House paint is not recommen- ded for porch or garden furniture, because house paint is purpose- ly make to chalk gradually and thereby “was” itself. If used on furniture, it may cause you to col- lect the pattern of the seat on your clothing. Exterior enamels or spar varnish are used on out- door furniture. pe ne RAINBOW LEADER ida since June, was honored at yacht club. Local Rainbow girls Sybil. EVERY WEDNESDAY 10:30—Poinciana Junior Garden WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11 4:30—UDC, Stephen R. Mallory 8:00—American Legion, Legion EVERY THURSDAY 6:30—Lions Club, at Lions Den, THURSDAY, AUGUST 12 10:00—Gray Ladies Corps 7:30—JayShees 7:30—Nu Phi Mu Sorority, San 8:00—Civil Air Patrol, Poineiana EVERY FRIDAY : 10:00—Gym Classes for Officers’ FRIDAY, AUGUST 13 7:30—Rebekah Lodge, Pythian EVERY SUNDAY EVERY MONDAY 8:00—Alcoholics Anonymous | MONDAY, AUGUST 16 3:00—Eliz. Taylor Circle, 1st Baptist Church, 7:30—Pythian Sisters, Pythian Hall, 728 Fleming Street 7:20—WSCS, Ley Memorial Methodist Church, church annex 00—Juvenile Council, Clinic Building, Fleming Street 8: &: —‘eneral meeting, Women EVERY TUESDAY HONORED—Miss Edyth Hampton, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hampton, 1122 Seminary Street. right, Grand Worthy Advisor of the Order of Rainbow Girls for Flor- a@ party held this week at the and members of the local De- Molay chapter attended. Mrs. Fernando Camus, state Mother Advisor, is pictured with Miss Hampton.—Citizen Staff Photo, Club Calendar 8:00—Junior Chamber of Commerce, Clubhouse, Flagler Ave. Club, at the school 10:00—Fleet Training Group, Officers’ Wives Club 10:00—FAWTU Officers’ Wives Club at Aeropalms Officers’ Club Chapter 7:30—BPO Does, Elks Club Annex, 313 Duval Street 8:00—SACER DOTISAS Del Hogar No. 1, 919 Elizabeth Street Home, Stock Island Fleet Sonar OWC to be announced 12:15—Rotary Club at La Concha Hotel 1:00—Thrift Shop, Navy Commissary, open until 4:00 p. m, 1007 Seminary St. 7:30—CAP Cadets, Poinciana Community House 7:30—Princes of Syracuse, Pythian Hall, 728 Fleming St. Carlos Hall 8:00—FRA Ladies Auxiliary, FRA home on Caroline Street 8:00—Scottish Rite Bodies at Temple, 533 Eaton Street 8:00-—Am. Legion Auxiliary, Legion Home, Stock Island 8:00—Dr. F. Varela, Cuban Masonic Lodge, 919 Elizabeth Street 8:00—Knights of Columbus, NCCS Hall, 1021 Duval Street Community Center Wives, Bldg. 83, Seaplane Base 30—Youth for Christ, Peinciana Baptist Church 8:00—Veterans of W. W. I, K of P Hall, 728 Fleming Street. Hall, 728 Felming Street — 8:00—Eastern Star, Scottish Ri-te Temple, 533 Eaton Street 2:00—CAP Cadets, Poinciana Community House 3:30—Orden Caballeros de la Luz, 422 Amelia St. 10:00—Gym Class for Officers’ wives, Bldg. 83, Seaplane Base 7:30—Sigsbee Community Council at Shelter 8:00—Logia “Marti” Nro. 3, Caballeros de Marti, 919 Elizabeth church annex of 1st Presby. Church at church 8:00—Methodist Men, Wesley House, 1100 Varela Street 8:00—Lions Club Auxiliary, Lions Den, Seminary Street 9:00—Ladies Day Golf Tournament, Golf Club ing working people’s minds away from their labors while enjoying the fruits of Labor Day as they have never been enjoyed Mrs. Glenwood Sweeting is one er ol aioe ®\of the many chairmen appointed to assist with Festival plans. She reports that her committee’s plans are shaping-up and asks, “Are you proud of your baby?” And Mrs. Sweeting answers that question for you, not only as a mother her- self, but as an experienced person who has served as Baby Contest Chairman for approximately six | years. | She answers, “Naturally, you’re proud of your youngster so be sure to enter your ‘Pride and Joy’ in the annual Baby Show sponsored by St. Paul’s Episcopal Church at} | 4p. m. on Labor Day at the City Park on Truman Avenue.” | Mrs. Sweeting reports that priz- es will be awarded the prettiest girl; handsomest boy; healthiest girl and boy; best dressed girl and || boy. First, second, and third prize- winners will result from each con-|~ test and each winner will receive | _ an award. \f Chairman Sweeting adds that the contest will be in two age groups. The first age group will cover chil- dren from one month to three|* years, inclusive, and the other age| » group will be from three years (plus one day) to six years, in-| clusive. Beautiful loving cups are on the shelves waiting for the prettiest little girls and the handsomest lit- . boys to claim them on Labor ay. Each year there is a rush and waiting line which the Choir Guild members, who are in charge of | the Baby Show, hope all will avoid | by registering children today or soon at the Children’s Corner, Si- monton at Fleming Street, where blanks are available. Merchants of Key West, it seems, welcome news of this annual Baby | Show almost as much as loving | Parents because it means that al-| most all babies’ dresses and shoes purchased at Easter for spring will | be outgrown by the time Labor | Day draws near so folks will go on shopping tours. And as Mrs. Sweeting states, “Tradition has it that parents us- sually buy a little something for themselves after their ‘dee-lights’ are dressed to catch the eyes of all of the patrons of the Baby Show.” Of course, every child is sweet and previous and the judges’ most difficult task is not having a lov- ing cup for each child: however, Key West parents always seem to understand about the number of cups for first prize winners. Many probably leave the affair without a cup but happy in the thought that their little “angel” had two precious feet with which to parade before the judges and | also secure in the knowledge that | many an admiring eye was cast their little one’s way. For A Quick Loan $25 TO $300 See “MAC” 703 Duval Street TELEPHONE 2-8555 00—Thrift Shop, Navy Commissary open until 12 noon 30—Truman Junior Garden Club, at the school 6:45—Kiwanis Club, LaConcha Hotel 7:30—Youth for Christ Bible Study, Fleming St. Methodist Church 8:00—Knights of Pythias, Pythian Hall, 728 Fleming St. 8:00—Stock Car Association, Legion Home, Stock Island HIGH LIFE! Now, this could never happen to you—‘cause all you do is remember one word— “MILLER’S” and when you do, you'll agree that truly this bev- erage is the ‘National Champion of Quality”! 22 me SFE My Red Shaw! tells me that Winston Jones gave a stunning wrist watch to a very beautiful | brunette. “Twas his wife, Sue and! Blissful Buy—Gal 3 Danae in celebration of—their seventeenth wedding anniversary. ,, ==, == | Whilst Bill’s Supermarket — Poinciana — has not long been under the able eye and expert iment of Bill, his bride and their parents— Mom- ri and Poppa Lovis—am sure many of you all have stop- ped by and therefore know of the marvelous meats—excellent se- lection and quality of their gro- ceries—and the swell personali- ty of the people and their Super- market—Bill’s! Although they now close at 7:00 p.m., their Sunday hours are unchanged and so if you haven‘t shopped at this super Supermarket, by all means do so —for it is truly li—with per- fect people, prices and products! DIAMOND CUFF inxs AND MAGNUMS TO: Man on yellow scooter on sidewalk for giving dir- ections when yours truly’s car was f really pinned in—also to the other | | three men who were so_ helpful. | | And BONES to people who park | practically bumper to bumper. However, because of their kind as- | sistance there were no fuddled | | fenders or frayed nerves. | SSS: | Are you always a bit tardy? | some scenic waterfront view — and fishing too (they serve only fresh fish here!) a ee PARTIES FOR POLIO! PLAY THAT OTHERS MAY! Starting August 16, there will be a series of benefits in Our Town to aid the emergency campaign And do you say—so sorry? it’s | for funds. Needless to say it is ex- my watch, y’know—the hands | never know—where to go—whe- ther on the minute or hour and it’s face always looks dour— Cheer up chum—tlife can still ; ed for the National Foundation for | | be fun—Just take that unhappy watch, or clock—any kind—any make to—Pruitt’s, 402 Southard Street for he really has the skill and experience to get those time- pieces back in the — running. ==> KEY-notes: Noticed the small and lovely statue of the little girl | kneeling and holding a bird bath jon her shoulder. Understand it was sculpted by | | Mrs. Shollenberg who with her | doctor husband live here in the} | winter and own one of Our Town’s | nicest. residences which they have| delightfully named—‘‘Wee Home”. 22> 28 You'll surely brag about the lobster thermidor—or, if you pre- | fer—they make this delicacy with shrimp or crab—at the A and B | | Lobster House, 700 Front Street. | | By the way—say “hi” to Lil Stone and don’t be surprised to find George watching that hand- | ‘ Infantile Paralysis. So, from time to time—would | like to discuss this urgent need— | the great good accomplished and of course, in the meantime, please be thinking of it—and plan to at- tend one or more of the entertain- ments scheduled at different times during the two weeks starting Au- gust 16—Have more than a hunch that we'll all be real proud of Our Town for really supporting the “March of Dimes” Emergency campaign! = m=z When they say, “My dear, your looks go te your hair’ Tell them of “Donald’s Beauty Shop” and that you've been there! =sepz=z Sure do deeply appreciate your wonderful help to me both in the gathering of the “light face type” and also joining me in the “bold face type’’ which speaks of the swell shops in — Your Town. THANKS AGAIN — ever so — jeannette (Ady't.) Service Notes A-3c Claude N. Roberts A-3c Claude N. Roberts who ar- rived in Biloxi, Miss., in April is in training at Keesler Air Force Base in Radio Operator Funda- mentals. He is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts, 2E Porter Place. He en- tered the Air Force in January and completed basic training at San Antonio, Texas. Roberts was a member of the Sraduating class of 1953 at Key West High School where he parti- cipated in the DCT course. Miss Lory Mixon Weds Mr. Fowler Miss Lory E. Mixon became the bride of Garland O. Fowler in a quiet ceremony performed at the home of Notary Public Oscar Mi- lian at 8 o’clock Tuesday night. Mr. Fowler is in the United Sta- tes Navy. His home is in North Carolina. Miss Mixon’s home is in Marco, Florida. Witnesses to the ceremony were Nestor Milian and Mrs. Ollie Rich- ardson. There was no reception as the couple left on a honeymoon trip through Florida immediately after the ceremony. Printing... Embossing Engraving ... Rubber Stamps The Ariman Press -Greene Street Phone 2-5661 Overseas Transportation Company, Inc. 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