The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 15, 1954, Page 2

SOCIETY — PERSONALS — SUE JONES, Editor eS Page 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Wednesday, September 15, 1954; dancing was the keynote of the evening. ‘Reais rere cerns orm Eocene of This may sound rather strange, but years ago one of the many things which endeared Our Town to yours truly — was shopping, and by this I mean — the attitude and manner in which it was done. It was an important part of the day. Meeting friends and chatting and inquiring about. mutual friends | made up one aspect. Also, there| was telling of jokes and much laughter. Of course, social engage- ments were also made and then too, there was always the invita- tion “to sit awhile. and rest your- self.”” And about two hours later, when I returned from my first shopping with a friend — who knew everyone — could not help realiz- ing how re .ly good all this was. Felt sorry for those elsewhere who raced in a store to buy — and played the four hundredth and forty second extra in a De Mille mob scene — and quite frequently wound up buying something com- pletely unsatisfactory out of sheer frustration. Yes, today’s shopping trip was indeed punctuated by ‘‘Well, hi” — and “How are you” and in addi- tion to the fun and friendship of Our Towr., yours truly found the following— G@uemzte Phobee Hazelwood Morse, 522 Elizabeth Street is quite well- known for het amazing ability at making silhouettes. Finally, saw some of her marvelous pic- tures. OF course, her portraits are excellent and truly, when she finishes with a pair. of scissors and some Black paper—some- thing miraculous happens. By phoning 2-8649 you can learn more about owning a bit of this unique art—perhaps you'd like a silhouette of your children? Also, “Miss Phoebe’ makes makes hats—of palm fronds or palm fiber — and they're dif- ferent! Yes, my new chapeau which has caused many of you to—stop—arid wonder—and ad- mire (yours truly loves it!) was made by “Mis# Phoebe.” HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Ss) to Jim- mie and Alton Weekly who_will be —Seven on the 15th and Five on the 16th! Know these two leetle kids and they are reallyswell. They only fuss with thei. other two brothers, Carl and just ei La and then. JAMES” z Could fey y HOME, and be right-for the ‘Home pliance Co., 605 Simonton: Street have the JAMES DISHWASHER! The big news first is Home Appliance will not only <demon- strate this efficient, mobile auto- matic dishwasher but YOU MAY HAVE ONE IN YOUR HOME— FREE TRIAL FOR THREE DAYS! Key West Radio and TV Service Calls Answered Promptly RADIO — TV REPAIRS INSTALLATIONS PHILCO DEALER RANGES — TV SETS REFRIGERATORS 826 Duval Street TELEPHONE 2.8511 | Street). will definitely And shortly shall tell you more— Lad = Was ever so plea to hear that the Caroline Shop (223 Ann be open from 9:00-12:00 and 2:00 ‘till 5:00 | p.m.— because their “Girl Fri- Being a female, yours truly thinks having JAMES do the dishes is a heavenly ide for the .more practical) mind— @ few statistics ‘on why THIS IS THE BEST! (1) 100 per cent water filt ing action (Feminine translatior of swishing back o e pli (2) Three overhead spray e@s—2 power washes—] ste! ing power rinse (Feminine trai lation: it really does the work— but good and clean!) i translation: No Dishwiping neces- sary at all—at all!) (4) Ne plumbing—no_ wiring —no cabinet work (Feminine translation: It moves all around by itself and so you don’t have to rip a wall out to take it with you!) (5) Costs less (Feminine trans- lation: this will please the old man) —Truly—see and try the JAMES DISHWASHER at the Home Appliance Co., 605 Sim- onton Street or phone 2-3621. —Feminine Last Word: You DON’T HAVE TO SCRAPE THE PLATES EITHER! == = The “USS, FUNFISH” really surfaced Saturilay evening at Ft. Taylor Officers’ Club. Saw many, many friends and} yours truly joined Lynn Miller, Helen Ward, Peggy Swain, Betty Ann McKee, Elsie Rothamel and heard the subject uppermost in the thoughts of all Navy wives— the return of the boats. Willard Laughon who is the Commander of SubRon 12 was there and we discussed how much he and his wife Alice like Our Town. They have rented one of the old Porter homes, and are amongst the gtand people who have recently returned for duty here. \ z= 2 = Talked with ail the swell gals at the Adorable Beauty Salon, 924 Simonton Street and found out that the-- PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL—20 per cent SAVINGS is still on for Monday, to change your personality com- ing on—try one of Adorable’s Kolestrol tints, and also ask Adorable about their slenderizing courses! e===2 » It was a most perfect evning and some one had the brilliant idea of setting up the dining tables on the patio, and inside were buf- fet tables containing wonderful food. This yours truly thinks a splendid idea, because even Holly- wood with its imagination, talent and money to build fabulous sets, could never come near duplicating this. beautiful setting—with tall, skinny palms, water and the gen- uine tropical scenery. Saturday there was a full moon to watch come up and the even- ing gradually grew whiter until there was a luminosity in the heavens—reflected, not only on the’) water but in the pleasure of the people who were there. * Thin edges of the surf were white, and together, with the yel- low rays of the moon rippling on the water—the black mystery of the ocean was broken into patches of light—and laughter and fun and -AH London A IVI Crusade Nevar-to-be-forgolien scenes. Filmed entirely in England HARRIS SCHOOL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY, SEPT. 16, 7:30 P.M. DOORS OPEN 7 P.M. No Admission First Come Basis Auspices Youth For Christ | Gold carrots and day,” Ginny Hodges has return- ed, having been: ill. New things are being received at the. Caroline Shop and couldn’t help noticing the ger- geous trays! An oblong white one caught my eye because it was beautiful and different. apples and words inscribed made this out- standing, Perhaps, “Dinner at Eight,” irbeque,” “Midnight Smack” and “Tea for Two” in gold against the white not ‘only enchanced its looks, but “serv- ed” as a reminder when this stunning tray could be used. A round tray, pictures of cocktail glasses caught my eye too—but the deep dusky pink brown shade made it really out- standing. p. 8. You can still awhile’ on the charmi ed porch and read the and admire the tropical setting and atmosphere—of the Caroline Shop! Gus igi ts Ay Thitely and the boys in the band made with lovely music and then all attention was focused on the entertainment of the evening. It had been an- nounced that this was a “Guinea Pig” party. Looked around for little squealing things to appear, but soon discovered that it was really a trial run to see what peo- ple preferred for entertainment. From the ensuing amusing and hilarious program which was highly successful—would echo the unaminous cry of ‘more of this.” Three Tittle ‘Tiddies Phive lost their mittens! Dunno why, but each year this comes as a shock when the chilly days—or trips north or abroad—require warm gloves for the tots. Consequently, IDEAL TOGS, 534 Duval Street have anticipat- ed your dismay and today have adorable mittens (with fingers and without). They are made by “FOWNES” and are ope sheged rather cryptically—1777-’ Glovers Paring KhifeShakes- peare.” Can’t figure that one out — but they are long wearing, wool, practical, washable — and have precious miniature mufflers to match! Also at Ideal Togs for the:kid- dies when cold weather arrives —Corduroys and woolen suits, slacks, coveralls for girls and boys. SAW A SNOWSUIT—and unzipped same and have never seen such a convénient contrap- tion! Gee, it was cute—Size 2 —in a pale peach soft-like mat- erial and the zippers ran down the sides and across the chest— so easy to change junior any- where and not have him get cold! Remembering the days stuffing Joan into heavy outer clothing—am sure surprised at the modérn styling of kid’s cloth- “rest es now—why even the small size | coveralls at IDEAL TOGS have “snap" bettoms! (ee 28 Frank and Amy Walker are known*to many of you as they have before been stationed in Our Town. Consequently, his wonderful ability te write and stage skits is famous. Saturday night—he did it again. There was an imaginary ship—the “U. S. S. Funfish” and the cast—or should I say—‘“‘those aboard” were the combined talents of Subron Four and ‘Twelve. Do believe the day the Navy is run along these lines—what with pretty gals dancing and song —the recruiting officers will never have any trouble—’cause as they admitted morale was raised from “excellent to ectasy.” More in_a_moment— Ss 2 2s MOJUD MOVES TO HER- MAN‘S—512 Duval Street. No, Litile Theatre 922 TRUMAN AVENUE “Air Cool” Tonight, Wednesday . . . » MY GAL LOVES MUSIC Bob Crosby - Grace McDonald ‘Thursday—Special Nite... DOUBLE FEATURE Showing First at 6 P.M. RIVER GANG and at 7:30 P.M. THE GRAPES OF WRATH Henry Fonda Showing Friday . . . THE PRINCE OF FOXES Tyrone Power - Orson Welles Wanda Hendrix Saturday—Prize Nite . . . UNDER THE GUN Richard Conte - Audrey Totter Sam Jaffe Showing Sunday .. . BIRD.OF PARADISE In Technicolor Lovis Jourdan - Debra Paget Jeff Chandler rig ‘TEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE yours truly doesn’t mean an Arabian Prince has invaded the demain of this newly decorated and renovated fashion salon (where you can also buy $9.98 numbers too) but that this famous brand hosiery can now be purchased at Herman's. The lovely new fall shades are most flattering to milady. And, here’s welcome news. These steckings are fashioned with the new _ “stretching” tops—which means they are flexible and the fit will be perfect. Incidently—read where stockings are returning to “vogue’—and you all might think—but “not here.” However, they are perfect for here as an article Know you all will be most glad to hear that MOJUD HOISERY is now available at Herman's. = It was al qpetaatured spoofing and Admiral Towner came in for some genial ribbing including the take-off on the white parking benches which immediately call to mind one of Our Town’s famous people. However, this one was labelled “Cotnpliments of Admiral G. C. Townley” and was inscribed —‘‘No Sparking—2:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m.”” Polly Forbes is an old friend and her husband George was in the skit. Saw he was waving a copy of Our Town's newspaper and somehow or other—a mullet came out of it to land smack at yours truly’s feet! His pitching marks- manship was perfect! Everyone in the cast is to be congratulated on a superb job and it was a truly terrific success! Return below to Saturday’s show— Bi =e zz Globe Shoe Store, 510 Fleming expensive shoes it savings on the racks. Although they are remodeling, you'll still find plenty of beauti- ful footwear—most reasonably there. Must mention the FALL LOAF- ERS—suedes and leather in dark shades. (GRAY, BLACK AND RED). And “Busken” is a name shoe known to many of you. Three tiny pearl buttons over the little toe and the soft, beauti- ful leather of the new “canoe scoop” moccasin made this “Busken” stunning. By going to Globe Shoe Store now, you'll have your fall casual shoe wardrobe in readiness for the days when barefeet will get chilly. Sow ineny bra cI 5 Pa from Our Town there and when I went to phone Joan—Rita Sawyer took notes on the Hawaii numbers I of the Hawaiin number—the stick) dance—Paul says its the Hawaiian} LaCrosse—jeannette also missed | the feather dance which was a/ little like mosquito slapping in Key West only not so fancy’—/} THANKS, Rita— The Hawaiian Dances were} really exceptional. Dawn Gillespie | has beauty, charm and talent and she sure can hula. Mrs. Leuck and her daughters} Thelma, and Catherine (only 10 and 13) executed the modern and ancient hulas and their extremely beautiful dancing ended to great| applause! Zs = Ss Haven't had a chance to see | my friend, “Mr. Mac” of the M, E. Bennett Construction Com- pany, 217 Duval Street lately, but know he’s out BUILDING BET- TER homes, apartments, motels, restaurants, swimming pools, ho- tels — because his reliability, in- tegrity and experience in con- struction work is excellent. “Structurally sound” is proven year after year in the buildings his firm has erected around Our Town. Also, don’t forget — while a beautiful home is a thing of joy — the future maintenance costs might tend to dim this more than somewhat. For eco- nomy now and in the years to come — Phone 2-2333 when you are in a building mood — be- cause “BENNETT BUILDS BET- TERI” S232 = == The entire evening’s entertain- ment was tops. Don’t have the names of all the activities who par- ticipated—but Capt. Momm (Com- manding Officer, SurAsDevDet) was an excellent M. C. The Barber Shop Quartette re- duced the audience to tears (well- almost) with their renditions of t he old songs which emphasized sad- ness instead of gladness. Of course, they sported moustaches and red garter bands on their sleeves and they sang with more gusto than Eisner Furniture Co. Poinciana Center Tel. 2-6951 Special Chrome Dinettes Wrought Iron Dinettes ...... Lime Oak Dinettes Tires ., Batteries . . Accessories DARLOW’S PURE OIL STATION STOCK ISLAND TEL. 2-3167 Open 7 A.M. ‘til 10 P.M, Automotive Repairs Wheel Balancing missed—and this is a direct qoute, “jeannette is missing the best part! Front End Alignment TODAY ONLY All Spanish Fox News Box Office Open: 3:4 “Me Perdere Contigo” - § P.M., WEDNESDAYS CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE @ap~ TELEPHONE 2-3419 FOR TIME SCHEDULE —qygy San Carlos Theatre AirConditioned ALMA ROSA AGUIRRE RAMON GAY en Cartoon 245 - 9:00 P.M. Daily St a 200 wom 08 18s nore OR tales (sae 10 mace “Westward +eWomen ; ROBERT TAYLOR DENISE DAK harmony. 2S aees Went breezing up to “’Trinke- tero’s” black door (on Duval Street next door to Herman’s and saw Madame Blackamoor bec- | | ken me from her pedestal’ im the window — thought she was be- ing rather coy for one so sophis- ticated (gobs of gorgeous costume jewelry — cunning wristwatches, rhinestone pipe, etc.) but hasten- ed over and bent an ear’ and then she told me— “Trinketero” now has persona- lized feminine fluff items! Such as blue garters — some are box- ed beautifully as gifts for the bride and others — you all could wear with a spirit of gay devil- treeee. Then too, there's wee | silk poofs of sachet — and i Ravel's perfume and CASES — | ely, exquisitely dainty ones for | hose, hankies, and lingerie, Your Precious personal articles can now be kept safely — from dust and dirt — in these pretty cov- ers — at Trinketero! ss Sse It got sorta late and the full} moon which had smiled on the peo- ple all that evening (you know think the Man in the Moon also enjoyed the entertainment) ane seemed to get a bit tired about the edges and it was time to leave. | ‘Twas indeed a painting of an| evening and the weather was sheer | poetry and everyone seemed to} second the hope that this would be | only the beginning of many _— evenings at Ft. Taylor. And while Ft. Taylor has tor| years been a part of the history | in Our Town — that evening a new! chapter in high fun and wonder- ful entertainment and good fun | RADIO and} CIFELLI'S tv°sevrce Factory Methods Used— | All Work Guaranteed | Marine Radios & Asst. 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