The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 16, 1954, Page 3

SUE JONES, Editor jeannette Something happened the other ; day which yours truly has sorta | been hugging to herself—'cause it | was high up in the category of | “nice surprises.” A real, honest- | to-gosh CONCH RED SHAWL was given to me. The circumstances surrounding the giving and the friendship for the giver plus the | historical significane of the gift make it all the more precious to ~yours truly. i And now to’ answer the question so many of you all have asked— “What in the name of thunderation is—“My Red Shawl.” Years ago, Key West was an extremely im- portant seaport for merchant ships. ‘When the captains and men would return from their voyages—they would bring their wives—Red Shawls. The ladies would wear these shawls when they went call- ing on friends, or just talked over the back fences—hence the phrase “Shawling.” However, yours truly spends her time shopping and My Red Shawl is worn throughout the day by many people in Our Town and when it retuyns—it “shawls” with me and thus I learn—news and notes of interest seats From the prices at the Ware- house Furniture Outlet, 917 Sim- onton Street, would say that they are practically throwing out good, used furniture! Well—they sure are pitching prices down—down and then way down, You'll have a hard time believing that there is such an “astonishing collection of house- hold furnishings at the Warehouse —whless you actually go down to 917 Simonton and see it. For all-you motel owners who are planning to replenish those items which ‘shot’ — this is an ideal place to pick up replace- ments—chairs, tables, mattresses, etc. Whether you want to furnish an ei house or just add an edd piece of furniture—by all, means, WAREHOUSE FURNI- TURE OUTLET is the store to find what“yeu want at®a ptice you'll almost be ashamed to pay because it will be that Low! mbt A "BYE by BLISS: to Hubert! Martinez who le{t Sunday for the} University of Miami Medical} School and to Frank Sosin who will attend the University of Florida where he will study business con- struction. 2s As someone 's Super- market at Poinciana is a family Store if there ever was one, And when you all stop in to have Red Jones cut some of the wonderful MEAT which is on SPECIAL THIS WEEK-END, you'll agree! Have told you of the wonder- fu! people at Bill’ Supermarket, and their FREE DELIVERY service. Oh gosh, with meat go- ing at these prices and with groceries on sale too—just must tell you all what they are. Graded U. S. Choice young beef, made ready for the table (shucks, not cooked,— but cut exactly to your order) is priced at 8% a lb. for T-BONE STEAKS, with RIB and SIRLOIN at 69c a Ib. this week-end only! Your pocket book will be in economic ectasy when it finds out that fresh, Georgia Broilers and Grade A Fryers are only 39¢ a Ib. at—you guessed it—'| Bill's Supermarket. Red Jones, their butcher is always glad to cut meat just the way you wish it—and this week-end at Bill’s —he’s grinning with glee at the low meat pr se | OPEN NOTE “Polka Dots”—a baseball team whose| uniform consists of shirts and “golf-| ing caps” speckled and spattered | with colored polka dots and whose approach and manner to playing the game of baseball is as highly individualistic as their b. My Red Shawl tells me that} you all have been winning ball games—and am completely shat- tered—what do you mean by spoil-| ing that perfect record of — “ WINS’—eh? == There is a lounge with a Bam- boo bar and it’s really not very | far—As a matter of fact happen | to know of one—the only one | —at 422 Smith Lane which is a picturesque street off of Duval beiween Southard and Fleming. | Here is air-conditioned re!ax- | ation. In the afterncon, tere is te so ardiens eo tho mus:ca. tre evening wien Bor Albin s.rcis about and lifts his terrific voice | in the soft, sweet songs of past and present. An unusual repetoire, plus a mighty fine | voice—make Don Albin at the | Bamboo Room an outstanding | v | Then they’ll proceed to New York everywhere. NEWS NOTE: Jack Hendrix will return to Our Town Octeber 4 to play the Hammond Organ at the Bamboo Room. Don’t forget the date—and let's all give this talented organist rousing welcome—at the Bamboo Room—October 4! & SSS 2 Enjoyed ever so much meeting Sophie Burns and her husband, William who is the Senior Dental Officer at the Station. Was really surprised to discover her birthday is the same date as Joan’s! So— here’s a belated HAPPY BIRTH- DAY to a very nice lady. eS ing orae Sh Setting a pretty table always means a great deal to a house- wife, and sometimes she’s dis- appointed because her tablecloth is old and torn. i With a great deal of pleasure, would like to tell you of LINEN TABLECLOTHS—for $2.98! At the Pioneer Fabrics Shop, 622 Duval Street, you will also see lace and exotic prints for as low as $1.98! Your table can also wear a cloth of solid color, er “mixed-up” combinations. To return to the linen cloths again—these come in pastels, and all decorator’s colors. One trip to Pioneer Fabrics Shop will con- vince you that you need not moan — when you have dinner guests at home—because these tablecloths are not only beauti- ful, -but well within anyone's budget! 22552 My Red Shawl tells me that Carl and Ava Hilton will be leav- ing the latter part of this month for Annapolis where there will be a reunion of the Class of 716. for the World Series and here’s a wish that two of the grandest people I know have a wonderful time. Wonder if Ava will wear that stunning gold dress she wore to the opening of the Castellana Hilton in Spain. Incidentally, she made it herself and while I haven’t seen it—it must be beauti- ful as are all the other lovely frocks she whips up with her trusty sewing machine and great talent! S228 Your children might not turn into an Astaire, but now they | can benefit from the new and completely different kind of dancing school program for boys and girls of all ages beginning at 3. Rollene Pollock’s Key West Division of the Fred Astaire School of Dance will soon open with Princess Nina teaching ad- vanced ballet and Helen Vasschio the beginners. Their will also be tap lessons taught by the same “Dance Education” method, and if you're interested —reckon you could phone Rol- lene, or if you see Bob Pollock —ask him as their enrollment time is coming up. Remember, dancing will give your girls and boys—poise, charm and good manners and anyway—most kids love te dance! BLISSFUL = BLUNDERS: Left the “Guinea Pig Party” the other eve to phone Joan—imagine my surprise when the office had turn- ed temporarily into a dressing room for male members of the cast! No—yours truly was warn- ed by a howl of protest and I really made knots in the opposite direction! =2ae 88 JAMES sent me to tell you all that his famous DISHWASHERS now found at. Home Apiliance Co., 605 Simonten Street can be found in your home for THREE DAYS FREE TRIAL. Simply Phone 2-3621 and don‘t miss not only a wonderful chance to see the JAMES DISHWASHER werk, but the opportunity to really ap- preciate what this appliance will mean to you and your family. YOU TOO CAN HAVE: A “JAMES” IN YOUR HOME FOR | THREE DAYS! = =s My Rei awl tells me that the U. S. S. Gilmore had quite a time coming back right smack dab through the hurricane! Seems as if some of the waves were ninety feet high! Glad they made it home o. k. and even for a big | beautiful ship like the Gilmore— hurricanes aren’t idea} for smooth voyage by any matter of means. = = Gd hardly believe y but sat down in one and w it to be so—CYPRESS CHAIRS at the Overseas Fruit Market, 934 Truman Aye. Lest you misunderstand—this is seme- get, ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE esi RECEIPTS FROM THE ‘COMIC SOFTBALL GAME—are counted by Bob Youmans, chairman of the Emergensy March‘of Dimes,-as Margery Sellers, representing the Beta Omega chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, ‘and Jaycee Everett ‘Sweeting, look on. The hilarious game was co-sponsored by the sorority chapter and:the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Over $300 was collected for the polio fund from this game.—Staff Photo by Sybil. Harris PTA Meet Well Attended In Spite Of Deluge The damp weather just before P.-T. A, time Tuesday night did not dampened spirits of approxi- mately 200 parents and teachers of the Harris School, who came out to attend the first P. T. A. meet- ing of the year. After a formal opening service with an inspirational devotion giv- en by Mrs. Claude Salis and Mrs. Nellie Louise Curry, the business of the evening was taken care of in a business-like way under the leadership of the new president, Mrs. Doris Edwards. Mr. Ned Simmons, principal, in- troduced. the teachers, and Mrs. Annie Ulchar, vice - president, pre- sented.each teacher with a cor- sage. .... : “In turn Mrs. Edwards presented the officers and committee chair- men to the P.-T. A. The new mo- thers. were recognized, and wel- comed. The door prize was awarded to Mr. Thompson, who held the lucky number of ‘'29.”” The ‘attendance awards went to Mrs. Julia Chwalik’s third grade, and Mrs. Allene Cates’s 4th grade. The membership chairman an- nounced that. the present member- ship is 170 and 870 are needed in ordér to. get the State Blue Rib- bon award. : ‘Parents are urged to send their membership fee to school by their child. The fee is only fifty cent per parent, and you only join once and this’counts for all your children. The: first room getting one hun- dred per cent membership will re- ceive $3.00 as an award for their hard work. Parents, this is a chal- lenge “Join your P. T. A.” Cut luncheon meat into eubes and alternate. on skewers with green - pepper,’mushrooms . and onion.’ Broit and” serve. with a barbecue ‘sauce. marvelous stere and shop for fruits: and vegetables. M’word —MANGOES! If you have hever tasted this delicious exotic fruit— don’t delay because this is the last of the season’s crop. Looking about (and at Frank's) —this is a delightful experience because there are SO MANY DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES!) saw these beavtifyl big Cren- shaw and Casha melons— also prices en KEY LIMES AND AVACADOES are quite low. Frank's have “Sunkist” oranges for these who like fresh Vitamin C. Passed by the vege- tables and noticed baskets of fresh lima beens! The red cab- bage reminded me of that recipe you, wrap things in the leaves and coek them. Overseas’ Fruit—or “Frank's” really garry a wide and wonder- ful selection of all things that grew (except. children—of course ‘out same@times you'll find Dolly's there—but they‘re net for sale). Te end my visit, had a glass eof “FRESH PAPAYA JUICE -(sepeo ing and then | left — OVERSEAS FRUIT MARKET—and can hardly wait to return next week! zemece It was with the greatest of will power and determination that I ked away and left “Susa — the “eat” of Mae's darling litfle puddie-tat home made thing brand new, and they‘re ‘Sweil. E However, let's ge in this | me strong—also the owners of my | apartment- would - probahig Asme—/ Fleet Sonar Gombe Plays At NCCS Music for dancing at the NCCS- USO was furnished by the Fleet Sonary School Combo Tuesday eve- ning. The Combo includes Charles Ashby, SA, sax, P. A. Sample, SA, base, R. Dahse, SN, accordion, and Gary Barnett, SA, drums. Through the courtesy of the FSS Combo, who have volunteered their services, there is no admission charge for Naval personnel at the Tuesday evening dances. Junior hostesses present includ- ed Phyllis Kemp, Myrtle Del Val- le, Nellie Brost, Rose Garcia, Mar- garet and Frances Pons, Marie Baler, Sybil Arrington, Delores Valdez, Barbara Walterson, Coset- te Calleja, Patricia Piodela, Ja- queline Jolly, Catherine Griffin, and guests. Naval Station OWC Coffee Meeting Mrs. John P. Thierault, ‘Mrs. J. J. Ward and Mrs. L. B. Riggs were the hostesses at a recent cof- fee - business meeting of the Na- val Station Officer's Wives Club at Fort Taylor Officer’s Club. The newly - elected chairman, Mrs. Clifford H. Rice, was in charge of the business meeting. Mrs. Walter Clarke, retiring chairman was presented with a beautiful silver tray engraved “From all the Naval Station Offi- cers’ Wives.” The door prize was won by Mrs. Joseph Luppens. After the business session, the members enjoyed delicious home- made breads and cakes made by the hostesses, hot and iced coffee an tea. Fresh pork spareribs are beauti- fully crisp when baked in a slow oven and the fat is drained off. Baste with barbecue sauce the last half hour before they are done. shall I say—kittens? (Hi, Gertrude and Ray!) Seems as if “Susa” belonged to the Chinese cook and now that Logun’s dining room is closed —/| the little cat has joined the Sun| and Sand. By the way—Susa has charm and personality and the pinkest pink nose—and its eyes are rimmed with a thin black line| —just as if someone had used an| eyebrow pencil on him. | Joan is of course broken hearted | that I left Susa—and she’s trying | to convince me that Mac needs| ja Playmate—Mac (our cocker, | | thinks otherwise!) Never will for-| get the day Joan found “Mlle.”| our first and only cat, on her way to school and I had | to spend three days placating the! \dog. We kept Mlle. for two years | and travelled with her and she disappeared on the Island about | four months ago. Love my| daughter dearly—but took the | pledge—no more cats, However, was really tempted to adopt | “Susa.”” | = = To mak id snappy Your hair will be happy if you go to “DONALD‘S” be: = Had the usual parental shatter- : ing experience when Joan blithely | informed me that two of her| arithmetic problems were wrong. | Of course, yours truly had check- ed them—and so—shall check out with your permission, while I go shopping. Be back soon—BLISS-| FULAM WQldRA, joannetie (Adv’t.) f Mothers Club Meeting Tonight; Dads Invited . The Mothers’ Club of CMI and St. Joseph’s will meet to- night at 7:30 in the Convent Auditorium. There will be a short business meeting and a social hour will follow. Members are asked to attend and to meet the faculties of both schools. This time the “dade” are in- vited, so ask him te come a- long. eee __ Suzy’s Note Book Tonight — Dads are invited to come to the Mothers Club meeting at the Convent Audi- torium. Saturday—Women of Church of Rock bake sale in front of San Carlos theater from 10 to 1 Next Week: The Key West Players picnic and casting for plays starring summer workshop students. Thursday — Rehearsal and final registration for Fiesta Queen contest sponsored by the Does, at the Elks Auditorium at 7:00 p. m. Also on Thursday, the facul- ty of Truman School will be guests at a dinner given by the Truman PTA, Saturday — The fiesta queen will be selected at the Elks Auditorium — dancing, Here’s something different for salad: lightly cooked rounds of zucchini squash tossed with mixed greens and French dressing. Beta Omega Chapter Holds First Meeting The first meeting of the year for Beta Omega chapter of Beta Sigma Phi was held Monday, Sep- tember 13 with Ellie Rae Gwynn, first vice president, conducting the meeting. Margaret Scully, program chair- man, discussed the sorority’s cultural pmogram for the year, “Beauty,” and distributed the pro- gram books to all attending the meeting. The chapter extended a cordial welcome to Elsie Peters, Edna Hoff Young and Helen Walkington, a transfer member from Illinois. Margery Sellers, chairman of the comic softball game between sorority members and the Jay- Cees, announced $320 was raised for the emergency polio drive and thanked everyone for their sup- port of this successful game. The chapter has sponsored Lynn Sellers as its entry in the beauty contest for in conjunction with the fiesta celebrating the sailing of the “City of Key West.” The sorority will actively partici- pate in celepration. : Mrs.,.H. A.’ Woodward, new sponsor of the sorority was present at the meeting and received a warm welcome from the members who feel that she is a real Beta Sigma Phi already and will be most helpful to the chapter’s social activities this year. San Carlos Class Times Announced The board of directors of San Carlos Institute announce the sche- dule of special lessons which will be taught by Miss Benildes Re- mond beginning Friday, Septem- ber 17 at the school building, 516 Duval St., (upstairs). The schedule is as follows: Mon- day, from+8:00 to 9:00 p. m. 2nd year Spanish for adults; Wednes- day, from 3:30 to 4:30 p. m. 1st year Spanish for adults; Thurs- day, from 4:00 to 5:00 p. m. Ist and 2nd year English and Ameri- can citizenship instruction for adults; Tuesday, from 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. Ist year Spanish for adults. The Tuesday evening class is of- fered at the St. Mary Parish Hall- Center, 1021 Duval St. It is spon- sored by the National Catholic Community Service — U. S. 0. THANKS It will not be possible for us to thank personally everyone who helped us during the fire that gutted our home, and we do not wish to leave anyone out. Many thanks. May God spare you our expense. Words cannot describe the superb efficiency of the Key West Fire Dept., and also the Key West Police Dept. THE BERMUDEZ AND ILACQUA FAMILY, (advt.) CARD OF THANKS In view of the fact that I am not able to personally thank all the good people of Key West for their physical. moral and finan- cial assistance to my dearly be- loved sister, the late Mrs. Belle Hamilton, I would like to do so through The Citizen. I also wish to thank the Jewish congregation and Rabbi Schwartz for: their aid to my sister and for the‘ Jewish services conducted at the time she died. MRS. IRVING KING, Brooklyn, N. Y. KELLY WAERING, M.D. (HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL) Announces the Opening of His Office at 419 EATON STREET For the Practice of Office Phone 2-7970 House Phone 2-2322 Delivery Service Each Day Anywhere in Key West, From 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. TELEPHONE 2-6868 THE ONLY... STORE . IN THE WORLD— 1113 TRUMAN AVENUE World’s Pinest Cosmetics end. Ask For the Nex Christmas Catalo at Created by 8 DAGGETT and OCTOBER BRIDE-TO-BE—Miss Delores Valdez, whose engage- ment and approaching marriage is being announced today by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio Valdez.—Poray Studio Photo, October Wedding Is Planned By Delores Valdez Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio Valdez, 709 Olivia Street, have announced | the engagement and approaching! marriage of their daughter, De- lores, to Cpl. Armond Lanzillo, USMC. Cpl. Lansillo is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack T. Lanzillo of| Springfield, Massachusetts. The wedding will be an event | of October 3 at six o'clock in the| evening at St. Mary Star of the! Sea Catholic Church. | The bride-to-be graduated from Key West High School in 1953, and has been employed at Paul J. Sher’s Jewelers. Cpl. Lanzillo attended Springfield schools and has just returned from 14 months service with the Marine Corps in Korea, While no formal invitations have been sent in Key West, friends and relatives of the young couple} are invited to the wedding and to! the reception to be held immediate- | ly after the ceremony at the home| of the bride’s parents. LORETTA DOSS TO WED NESTOR CASTENEDA Miss Georgia Kyle is happy to announce the forthcoming marri- age of her niece, Miss Loretta Doss, 25, to Nestor Casteneda, 45, in the near future. SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Telephone: Citizen Office, 2-5661 Legion Auxiliary White Elephant Sale On Saturday The American L Unit 28, will he phant” sale on ber 18 at St. Joseph’ mas ard Ang The doors ¥ a. m. for the sale a all day. There will be a things to suit a! ceeds from the s the Auxiliary gener |veterans and their far A motion was ma at the Auxilia Thursday to pure can flag for the troop at Sigsbee will be presented its birthday on Oc Dorothy Da chairman for t sters « Week, sponsored by the Key Safety Council. chairman, rep received the req ticles ready eran’s hos Pines and ( She also asked each either send or bring Shop” gift, or one dolla Christmas gifts for hos terans to give to th: The “Joy Shop” ligation every membe gion Auxiliary must Anyone unable to br may cal! Mrs. Sloan a will arrange to call for it, CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank ou kind friends and ne their many acts of kin: lowing the death of our m Mildred M. Pent. We also w flowers and gave the use cars. THE CHILDREN, CITIZEN ADS BRING RESULTS Nagging Backache Sleepless Nights Often Due to Kidney Slow-down When kidney func’ a folks complain of ns aches, dizziness and Don’t suffer restless n comforts if reduced ting you down—d as stress and strain, sure to cold. Minor to cold or wrong diet m nights or fre t many diuretic, Used over 60 years. It's Doan’s girghapp: forts—help the 15 m: ters flush out waste. . DELICIOUS! Roast Prime Ribs of Beef au jus with Baked Idaho Potato and Chef Salad 75 Served hy CHEF CHUCK (He’s a Chef?) In the Lounge From 9 Tonight — ai RAUL’S “The Place To Go In Key West” AND DON’T FORGET OUR CHAMPAGNE PRIZE TIME EVERY NIGHT LOUNGE or Our Wonderful Deals on Banquets, Luncheons and Parties PHONE 2-5251 For Information ‘COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED