The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 13, 1954, Page 2

SOCLETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN SUE JONES, Editor THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Friday, August 13, 1954 Some time ago, Wally Cox ap- peared in an obscure spot on radio show, and yours truly was fortunate enough to have heard it, Have never forgotten it—was that good, Seems as if he told the story of a fictional character by the name of “Duffalo”’ or perhaps it was “Doofoe’’. Anyway, this lad had a series of horrible misadventures—and after each one, the line—‘‘But that Dufo —always smiling’”—and then would begin another in the long line of catastrophes. It was truly one of the most hu- man and hilarious sketches—and of course, Wally Cox has since achieved fame—with the same type humor he uses’as “Mr. Peepers” of TV. And so it is that yours truly seems to be “always smiling” in print, but gosh, the shops are so wonderful and the people so swell| —how can one be other than cheer- ful? Also—it is always an especial joy, when covering the buying beat —to just sit and observe the great ititerest—the courtesy and most important—the time taken with each and every customer—regard- less of the size of purchase—or, for that matter—if they buy at all. ‘Tis really wonderful! And—so, won’t you pull up the other chair (my shops seem to be always equipped with at least two arrangements for sitting down)— and watch with me—and see that truly—there is no need to leave} Our ‘sie sho) Just ¢ ‘t aed wine sus- pense and had to peek at some of the items selling for FIFTY CENTS found in the Grab Bag at the Gift House which is dia- gonally across from the Post Of- fice, . VALUES EXTRAORDINAR- IRB! And hew! Faund a set of those gorgeous sunburst wall candelelabra — a stunning hand- bag — and you're likely to get a buy of a lifetime for only fifty cents out of the Grab Bag at the Gift House. Whilst there — saw another terrific buy! For only $2.98 you can lend an air and elegance to your dinner — ‘cause that's the price of the Sea Servers — ‘six darling little shells on which to serve shrimp, etc. with tiny glass cups nestled in the side— for the spicy sauce! And another thing must just tell you of — set of four “fin- heavy black linen with a white lobster, etc. The edges are inary and also beautiful earrings, reluctantly left this large, and beautiful Gift House which has so many, many uni- que and marvelous gift items— from the very inexpensive to the otherwise! == = My Red ‘Shawl tells me that Maggie and Bob Hexanbaugh’s handseme four-months’ old boy was born on St. Patrick’s Day. want to be too obvious about this birth date—and so they named him—Mike! . SIRES Brunching, lunching or dining at the Sun and Sand Beach Club | (head for the Atlantic—down Simonton — turn LEFT) means that you'll not only enjoy super- @. meals, but you'll get to and that, Ill of humor (it’s a bit too). ~ Yes, because of George and his gracious wife Elsie’s wonderful personalities the Sun and Sand Beach Club—is definitely—one of | Our Town’s most popular rendez- | veus for—breakfast — lunch—or | dinner! OPEN Note To: race Crosby | —was sure nice meeting you and | learning more of the many com-| munity projects in Our Town, My | Red Shawl tells me of the fine) work you do, Also—may I stop by and see how the “shuttles” were | converted into dormers? Was a little puzzled about “shut- different, Latin American Social Club Presents... ORLANDO VALLEJO The Most Popular Singing Star of Radio, Nite Clubs and T.V. In Cuba * Accompanied by LOS MAMBOLEROS For Your Dancing Pleasure CUBAN CLUB Saturday, August 14 --- 10 Til 2 GENTS $2.00 GENTS $1.00 ADM.: MEMBERS: LADIES $1.00 LADIES 50c BIG DOOR PRIZE DONATED BY UNIVERSAL CLEANERS FOR TABLE RESERVATIONS CALL Call: 2-2692 — 2-2937 — 2-5355 BAM | | | BOO | ROOM Presents Intimate Piano Stylings By FRANK LIMPACH Formerly of Queen Surf, Honolulu; Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco; Van- derbilt Hotel, Miami Beach. DON ALBIN Singing Your Favorite Requests | gertip’ guest towels which are | panel running down the middle | on which are handpainted fish, | fringed and they‘re truly hand- | | tried on some of the | However, the Hexanbaughs didn’t | | tles’’—kept thinking of mining coal jor something—but discovered that they are air ventilators on roofs! | And the entire subject was fasci- | nating. Ze Bese Whilst 1 enjoy visiting my | friends the Goulet’s who recent- | ly purchased the Key West Gar- | den and Lawn Supply Co., 830 Fleming $treet—it is also such a pleasant pace just to be. The sound of the parakeet’s chatter —the sight of the radiantly hued tropical fish — the song of the friend’s canary which they are boarding—(they don’t usually do this) strange and beautiful tropi- cal plants—all these things, plus the Goulets hymor and personali- ty make their Key West Garden and Lawn—a marvelous shop. Also — they carry everything and anything to make your pets happy, healthy and clean. This includes food, medicines, toys and accessories, So—| bought | Mac a@ dog collar and still con- tinued to think of this perfect | PET SUPPLY and PLANT shop —and the Goulets, who now own —Key West Ga and Lawn Supply Co. £5 £8 Loved the story heard the other |day—about the colored gent who | ran into a little liquid trouble here and was, shall we say—incarcerat- ed. Seems as if he used to live and work here, but departed for that city up the road a piece. However, he had many good friends here and so, he phoned one of them to describe his present difficulty — and the conversation started thusly—‘‘Well, you see it was this. way—just came down on a haphazard and so,” SSSHHAHAI dust'can’t tell you all the name of the famous brand —nati known gle mattress with box springs— but can say—you'll find them at the Warehouse Furniture Outlet, 97 Simonton Street. You'll sure be surprised at the excellent condition and the fact that—the price is below wholesale! It is truly worthwhile to inspect this store of good ui and h household items too. The mirrors for instance reflect the low, low prices and more so now that they are clearing many furniture items at DRASTICALLY RE- DUCED PRICES at the Ware- house Furniture Outlet! SF KEY-not ust don’t know why yours truly seems to get so inter- ested in sewers, but have noticed for seemingly months now—all the row—and so close Caroline Street! Grant you that they look real symmetrical and am sure there must be a purpose for their hav- ing been there so long—but, y’know it is deucedly inconvenient parking —getting out of your car and then playing leap-frog over the sewer pipes. Oh well—perhaps it keeps the figure in trim—but sure doesn’t enhance the neatness and trimness\ of beautiful Caroline Street in Our Town. little snub-nosed pipes placed in aj} together—on | | ety and selection ef handsome Just know George Stone’s been | leaning out that second-story window at the A and B Lobster | Street—catch- | House, 700 Front ing fish! Well, you can be sure that no- | thing but the finest and freshest of seafood is served at the A and B Lobster House—‘cause this mands a sweeping view of the waterfront is known for special- izing in SEAFOOD and that in- cludes it all — turtle, shrimp,¢and ri of fish than George caught—‘cause he was admiring the view—bet- chal st =F My Red Shaw! tells me that soon George and Janice White will be off on a brief visit to Palm Beach for a reunion with Julia and Alice Jones who used to live in Our Town. Julia is now Mrs. William Hoff- man and Alice is Mrs. Henry La- Cagnina. Bet there'll be lots fun and talk of Our Town as used to be—as William and Henry who were artists lived here too. = == | Noticed the new ranesewes and convenient skirt rack at the Mar- Ed Dress Shop, 421-8 Duval Street and then did a double take and saw that they had real- | i ly racked up a new low in pr on the skirts hanging on the ol rack, Now, I’m racking my _ leetle of it | | beautiful dining room which com- | lobster, | brain to tell you of the TREMEN- | DOUSLY TERRIFIC BUY IN SKIRTS at the Mar-Ed Shop! Forsooth — ladies — values to $10.95—even several at $19.95 are now being sold for ONLY | $3.95! Also—at Mar-Ed—saw a half- price sign on some really lovely dresses hanging on—you guessed it—a special rack in the center | of the store! And as you can readily read— by going now to the Mar-Ed Dress Shop — your pocketbook won't be “Racked or Ruined’ what with the two racks contain- | ing low-priced skirts and dresses. Know you'll find some good buys here. really ITEMS OF INTEREST KEY-notes: The lady crossing Southard, at Duval on Saturday evening about 7:05 p.m. who had the wonderful idea of wearing her good looking flower earrings—on the tops of her ears! =2=ee Stopped by Fausto’s Food Pal- ace, 522 Fleming and just stuck my face in that good homemade potato Saw — one dozen eggs—a of green pepper — pickle—e: 'Y — salt — pepper —a leetle celery seed and of course, some potatoes. Really— did so—‘cause Carl gave me a dab on a piece of paper and with- out a fork—how else could | eat it? While | was doing this (cheap lunch, eh?) the idea came to me, that taking the family on a pic- nic is usually no picnic for de Momma ‘cause she’s usually ex- hausted just fixing the chow. Your Friendly Fausto’s hi perfect solution to such s on. There's the good, fresh pota- to salad—there’s ham beautifully baked with cloves and cherries pple — there's tiny, b-qued chickens turn- ed slowly and cooked perfectly on the rotissere—and of course, the ordinary picnic items—so, Mother—you too can be happy as a lark on a picnic—by skipping to Fausto’s and thus—skipping the cooking. (Oh, Anne, forgive me for that one—glad to hear you're feeling better)! SSB SESE Met Pauline Carlson who is one of the County Public Health Nurses and she was wearing the best look- ing blue and white striped uniform, Imagine my glee when I dis- j covered that it had been designed and made by Edna of the Mar-Ed Shop. Seems as if this is the only county in Florida where the Pub- lic Health Nurses have their own uniform! Sorry I didn’t get to meet the other three gals — but here’s. DIAMONDS for the good and worthwhile job they do, Incidentally, in case you think the County is getting frivolous with the money—the gals buy their own. However, it’s a wonderful idea and the nurses look neat and Mar-Ed sure did a swell job! gg: = A bit of jewelry ays brings the sparkle to @ gael’s eyes, re- gardiess of age. A tiny ring for the young tot—a necklace for the teen-age girl—costume jewelry for your wife (or, one of those Keepsake Diamonds)—a wrist- watch for your mother— Johnson's Jewelry Shop, 624 Duval Street have just the “ijew- eled remembrance’ for the la- dies in your family! A fine vari- jewelry both expensive and in- expensive is featured at—Jehne son’s! ’ 22 Ss = = My Red Shawl ‘tells me_ that Lejla who was born in Bolivia and her father, Bill Inslee who is Hon- orary Bolivian Consul here flew the flag a deux at lunch last Fri- day in celebration of that country’s Independence Day. | and PORTGUESE ways in Puer- TO EVERYONE Marianne (who is marvelous at securing tickets, and planning trips) of Simone’s Travel Tours, 510 Southard, and yours truly have decided to take the HAPPY | HOLIDAY GRAND TOUR OF | THE CARIBBEAN VIA_ EAST- ERN AIR LINES! This is truly @ glamourous, and not too ex- pensive a vacation for girls with jobs, We shall visit San Juan, St. Thomas, Haiti and Jamaica and will be gone for fifteen days and fourteen nights! Everything — Service and accomodations i be first class. And as an indica- tion of the marvelous h shall sta _ tial Caribe Hilton at San Juan, which really transcends all the glowing and remarkable things you've heard about it. Our HAPPY HOLIDAY CA- RIBBEAN TOUR will include the FRENCH atmosphere of Haiti which is a cool and raoutainous country, Then we'll switch to the customs and influence of the BRITISH which is prevalent in Jamaica and to round out our contact with the continental in- fluence—without crossing the At- lantic—we'll find the SPANISH to Rico, Then, if we feel a bit home- sick for Qur Town—and particu-. larly for these who yearn of yes- teryear as it was here—there’s the Virgin Islands, U. $. A. Can you imagine a more HAP- PY HOLIDAY — and even the price is a joyous ene—$273.00, plus transportation! So—see Simone's Tours—for your vacation summer spree— and by flying Eastern—on this Caribbean Tour—you can really say—you've had a HAPPY HOL- IDAY! L Milell pda Madd OPEN NOTE TO: My boss—am not really planning to whip off on a Caribbean Tour—but sure had a lot of fun—thinking and writing of | it! So did Marianne—but alas oil there’s work to do—and we both love ours! But, ‘tis a glorious trip! 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Cousin Can or Cousin Bottle con- tain that same refreshing bubbly beverage which is famous for be- ing so very good—icy cold, that | is! It is important though to re- | member their name—MILLER‘S | of the Clan—HIGH LIFE! zSeae My Red Shaw! tells me that up Atlanta way at the Municipal Au- | ditorium they saw ‘Miss Lorine” Thompson (or rather, ‘Miss Caro- line”) at the Southeastern Gift} Show. Then she visited her bro- ther, Tom Carter and of course, returned to Our Town to find the bees had really taken over. Incidentally—there’s still quite a} bit of honey there, but they sure | did have to do a minor wrecking | job to clean it up—and they didn’t | | CIFELLI'S isc, Factory Methods Used— All Work Guaranteed Marine Radios & Asst. Equipment | FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE—SEE DAVID CIFELLI 928 Truman Avenue TELEPHONE 2-6008 DARLOW’S Pure Oil Station Stock Island Ph, 2-3167 PICKUP and DELIVERY Summer Specials Wash & Polish Oil Spray .. Lubrication .... Wash Job (WW Tires 50¢ extra) .. 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Now, we can do that old one— which came first—the bees or the snake—but you say it is obvious— well, is it??2?? a If you would to Doniad’s Beauty Shop go You'll be Pretty enough to catch your beau! ; SS See Well, “it's a lovely day tomor- row” is an old cliche — and one | which yours truly refutes — ‘cause ‘tis tres earleeee of a Friday morn and the crisp, cool breeze is hea- venly, May you all have a week-end as lovely, Don’t forget Sunday is worship time, Laugh — enjoy your- selves and perhaps I'll meet you in the shops — or if not there — right here — again on Tuesday, ‘Till then — AU REVOIR, j . te (adv't,) bili coe STRAND Mat. 2:30 & 5:25 100% Air Conditioned & Citizen Office, 25661 We Deal In New and Used Furniture Eisner Furniture Co. Poinciana Center Tel. 2-6951 Ke West Radio TV Service Calls Answered Promptly RADIO — TV REPAIRS INSTALLATIONS RAN Ts REFRIGERATORS 826 Duval Street TELEPHONE 2-8511 Night 8:20 The Finest and Largest Theatre in Key West Fri. and Sat. 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