The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 14, 1954, Page 2

SUE JONES, Editor Page 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN _ ) Thursday, October 14, 1954 timés have I written of an’s Chums” and now comes oe me ee He _ to Linda Fellers I sincerely neither Joan nor anyone of you all ever know. ‘Friends and strangers have al- ready given some assistance in the wonderful way which is so typical of Our Town. However, the blaze that swept through the Fellers’ home.on Truman Avenue Monday evening burned completely all their be yee including cash. ime has not allowed me to con- new . ‘421 Fleming Street TEL; 2-8615 --For Sale-~ TV ANTENNA, Channel 4 Yagi, 30 ft. mast folds to 10 ft. Full set W. F. LUDWIG | those used by the Japanese and tact Mrs. Fellers who, in addition to Linda, has two little boys—age 2 and 4 and so it is, that I trust she will not be embarrassed by my calling her situation to your atten- tion. Do believe, however, that} many of you want to help someone who has had the emotional shock as well as the physical loss which fire can cause. Foodstuffs, cloth- ing, household goods and cash are urgently needed. Sister Superior at the Convent, Joan, or yours truly will be more than happy to deliv- er your thoughtfulness to Mrs. Fel- lers. S88 ss Saw some’ of the most unusual and strikingly beautiful gift items at the Windward House, 423 An- gela (just below Duval). You'll find handsome. place mats made of Philippine hemp, Hongkong tice straw, Japanese reed at a mos' asonable price. A somewhat different idea, but -most welcome as a wedding pres- ent would be the ornamental, but practical MEXICAN CHARCOAL BRAZER. This is fashioned after has a piace for built-in draft. The extra beauty of this in addition to its lovely terra cotta shade is that you may cook indoors or out with it, and the graceful wrought iron stand | is optional ‘i To browse or buy, by all means see this fairly new shop — the Windward House. Ask to see that Honduras glass cocktail set which is a heavenly blue—or the “honey-colored glass pitcher with, gently fluted top—or the large handsome Mexican candie- sticks made of tin with a small Indian design. Soon, too the Windward House will have the COMPLETE LINE OF SPICE ISLAND spices and ely beautiful and andies. When ‘ch- ing for a gift for friends, ri ives or yourself—wander to the Wind- ward House — 432 Angela and amaze and marvel at the many beautifully different items. p.s.—Phone 2.7737 to enroll in classes if ceramics now forming at the Windward Mouse. x et oe & 2 Yesterday we discussed . the newspaper clipping alleging that | carefully in one of thei: Ages 18 - 32 Te Train as Ballroom Instructors Full or Part-Time at His Key W: Must Be Neat, Intelligent, Local R Personal References Required Apply in Person Only to Mrs. Pollock 594 DUVAL ST., FROM 10 A.M, - 12:30 P.M. and 6:30 - 8 P.M. enumaneine classes | ture ‘disputing the | claim. jin honor of the Centennial held in |eirculated at that gathering and | Helen Horton of Our |- assured that Poray’s years of Miss Laura Lee was the original “Bloomer”’ girl. However, from the Woman's Rights Convention cele- brating their hundredth | anniver- sary comés some interesting litera- late Laura’s At the Seneca Fall’s. convention 1948 a most iteresting folder was recently given to yours truly by Town and shortly shall tell you more—about —bloomers. =ee Every time yours truly shops at FAUSTO’S FOOD PALACE, 522 Fleming Street—their incred- ibly low prices leave me com- pletely flabbergasted. However, can only decide that perhaps Friendly Fauste’s just love to practically give food away. As many of you know, Fausto’s is just naturally generous—so, it makes me real happy to tell you of a few of the terrific buys at this grocery store. TENDERIZED PICNIC HAMS —at merely and only and actual- ly—29 cents PER LB! If you'd like broiled peach halves (a bit of butter and brown sugar on top)—to go with it—oyer a gal- lén of them—or 4 LARGE No. 2¥2 CANS of Libby Rose yellow cling PEACHES—can be had for 99 cents! - And now in the words of Da- mon Runyon—will tell you of the BLUE PLATE SPECIALS—12 oz. jars of Blue Plate Strawberry Preserves (and this doesn’t mean jelly which is usually less ex- pensive)—for 29 cents each. And to spin out another Blue Plate— there’s Peanut Butter of the same name for 33 cents! Such prices might beat my be- lieving powers, but they sure help the budget—black side, that . And tomorrow, shall tell you more of the STUPENDOUS SAV- INGS to be found at FAUSTO‘S FOOD PALACE, 522 Fleming Street! ss ees. : Amelia Jenks Bloomer is credit- ed not only with crusading for Wo- man’s Rights but being the first lady to adopt this form of costume to help rally ‘round the causé of freedom for females. A full length picture of Amelia shows the cele- brated bloomers to be actually ankle-length pantaloons — or per- haps she just used a rubber band to hold in a pair of wide, flare- legged pajamas. ‘In any event, she has sweet and-angelic face and doesn’t: look as if she could hold her own in a taffy-pulling contest. cae eed A reminder that gifts overseas should be mailed by November 15INA PICTURE BY. PORAY (404 Southard) is a perfect way to let him or her know you‘re thinking of them. Pictures are a personal gift, and they tend to span a jon. One of the beautiful oils by Poray—mailed photo mailers will really mean a great deal to—and be very appreciated by the person stationed overseas for whom you care. By phoning 2-3088 you can be sey de luxe photographic experience and ex- pert work will make your picture ene of the best.:All the finishing and processing work is done right at the Poray Studio which means a saving of time for you—and speaking of time—don’t delay be- cause November 15 is the over- seas mailing deadline! So, be | sure to make their Christmas | happier with a portrait remem- | brance! | | pshaw, | tion might not be quoted verba- = 5 =e =e On second glance, however, must admit that in spite of the gentle demeanor — the small, delicate | white collar—the deep, wide white | cuffs—the billowing skirt over the | pantaloons—’scuse ‘me, —bloomers | there appears an air of firm and | unshakable determination. This is further indicated by the stance and hand on-the hip. Indeed, she might | be saying from the platform — “Now girls—we'll have no more of | this funny business—women shall be right—I mean, they shall have} their rights!” nee | =S | —_ ' “But, Maw—you know | can’t learn to dance—after all—I’m eighty if I'm @ day” -— “Oh, Paw—sure you can and just like that Astaire fella, too”. ..Perhaps the above conversa: tim in your household, but ‘tis true that anyone arn ball- room dancing under thi apable tutelage of Rellen Pollock and her assistants at the new Key West Division of the Fred Astaire Scheol ef Dance. Based on a tried and proven basic dance step, the ASTAIRE METHOD will have you ing ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE Jenks Bloomer—shall quote from the pamphlet: Editor, lecturer, crusader extraordinary, Amelia Jenks Bloomer, braved the ridi- cule of the nation to advance the cause of Woman's Rights. Her a-| doption of the costume she is pic- tured wearing brought thousands of women adherents to the “cause.” It was the start of a dress reform that made a modified version of “bloomers” a standard part of wo- men’s attire for generations—and added a new word to our language. Years ahead of her time, Mrs. Bloomer was a champion of the under-dog in the decade before the Civil War crusading for woman’s rights, temperance and against slavery.” ’ =z bod = 5 Always beautiful surroundings enhanée a meal and the A and B. Lobster House, 700 Front Street have a spacious dining room overlooking the waterfront with its captivating scene of sh boats and Navy ships passing and lovely sunsets. After dark, there is a charming and delightful candlelight atmosphere and it’s fun to look at the sky and w: P.s. seafood dinners are not only excellent, but in 1 222 On the side across bove glowing tribute to Amelia) ‘Jenks Bloomer in the folder—there is—by jingo—a minature pair of black bloomers (similar to those) worn by girl athletes in high school gym class—circa ‘28) and the fol- lowing is written: “Amelia Bloom- er’s BLOOMERS—Replica of the} original “bloomers” worn by Mrs. | Amelia Bloomer of Seneca Falls, New York, when she created a na- tional sensation, 100 years ago during the first campaign for Wo- man’s Rights”. =2 Have jeer failed to gasp with astonished pleasure at the neer Fabrics’ (622 Duval) co! tion of lovely linens and especi: ly all those which are beautifully gift packaged. Colored ~ sheets, exquisitely embroidered pillow cases, handsome damask and lin- en tablecloths and towels—bath— guest “fringed fi rtip’—and tea come in a wide assortment of both deep and pastel shades. Some are hand printed and others have detailed handwork. Any of the: wedding pre: You might believing your: | you that NYLON is on sale for ONLY FIFTY-NINE CENTS A YARD! The virtues of this ma- terial (no ironing — dries fast) are well known, but have never heard of this low price—MYLON —59 cents a yeatd. Then too— another shipment of that elegant PURE SILK AT 59 cents a yard has arrived. Noticed the floral, striped and plaid taffetas—per- NOTICE! NOTICE! Registration for SUNDAY SCHOOL at the B'nai Zion Synagogue | SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 10 A.M, to 12 NOON | jeannette.—(Adv't.) fect for a fall dance frock—at | merely 79 cents a yard. Indeed | this shop PIONEERS in low | prices for excellent quality fab- | rics! | se = My Red Shawl tells me that Jer-| ty and Helen Trevor will be leav-! ing shortly for Atlantic City where they -will attend the Bankers’ Con-} vention. Know they’ll have a grand | time, and here's the wish that Hel-| en will get up courage to take her| first flight ‘cause am sure she'll! be too thrilled to be scared. And| am glad that these swell people! won't be away too long, and betcha a fine fish dinner will greet them| *eause their son Bennie sure catch-| es a lot of them. He really knows | how! = =.= Sometimes baying feed can be a bore and a chore, but this will never be true at Bill’s Supermar- ket—POINCIANA because of the grand and genial people you'll meet there. Poppa Louis always has a joke (and they’re good). Sheila and Momma Jerri always greet you with their lovely smiles and Bill graciously sees to it that you get the best service either when at the store, if you phone 2-8880 and give your order. Y‘know— delivery from Bill’s Supermar' to your kitchen table is—FREE! Red Jones thoroughly enjoys helping you get just the cut and quantity you wish of that choice meat at Bill’s Supermarket— POINCIANA. . = z= KEY-notes: ve you noticed the new emblem consisting of a Sinawiks Hear | Talk On Girl Scouting At.Meet Mrs, Edgar Stark was guest) speaker at the August meeting of | the Sinawiks held at the home of| the presidentg Alice Snow. | Mrs. Stark, program chairman | for the Florida Keys Girl Scout | Council, told the Sinawiks about | the projects and work of the Girl! Scouts. | She stressed the need for train- | ed volunteers to work with the council. She also asked all clubs to aid in helping the council obtain pro- perty on Summerland Key for the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts. The Florida Keys Girl Scout | Council is a member agency of the} Key West Community Chest and | will benefit from the United Com- | munity Chest - Red Cross Appeal which opens on Friday, At last month’s meeting held at| the home of Blena Albury, Joseph Bringman showed slide pictures taken on his recent visit to Green- land. After viewing many scenes of barren mountains, snow, glaciers, | and icebergs, *the Sinawiks won- dered how it ever got the name “Greenland.” Mrs. Edna Dawe, a Sinawik from Michigan and a guest at the meeting of Margzret: Regan, told of the activities of her club. It was very interesting to com- pare the work and interests of a TELEPHON Hopkins Qualifies For Gulf President's Club E.°L. Hopkins, local represen. | tative of Gulf Life Insurance Com- pany, has qualified in his com-| pany’s* President’s Club for 1954. As the result of his achievement he will be a guest at the annual convertion of leading representa- | tives of Gulf Life to be held in| Havana, Cuba, next spring. Membership in the company’s| leading.production club requires | outstanding production of new life | insuramce and conservation of ex-| isting business. Farm,.income is about 12.8 r | cent of total U. S. income. i (CIFELLI Factory Methods Used— All. Work Guaranteed Marine Radios '& Asst. Equipment FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE—SEE DAVID’ CIFELLI 928 Truman. Avenve TELEPHONE 2-6008 Society — Personals — News Of Interest To Women E: Citizen Office, 25661 About 15,000 U.S. children 5 to 14 years old die each year. SEAT COVERS Reg. $24.95 Plastic COVERS . $12.45 Reg. $18.95 Fiber COVERS . PURE OIL STATION STOCK ISLAND TEL. 2-3167 Open 7 A.M. ‘til 10 P.M, ANY MAKE a MODEL FOR YOUR TELEVISION OR RADIO Cae 2.8511 KEY WEST RADIO & TV SERVICE 826 DUVAL STREET ES 100% Air Conditioned Box Office Opens at 1:45 P.M. CONTINUOUS SHOWS FROM THERE ON The Finest and Largest. Theatre in Key West sheild and eagle on one side of the| northern club with a southern club. | police cars of Our Town? . £3 as = Of course, they don’t snatch your head bare “DONALD’S” gently washes and curls your hair! == s2 Let’s roll both “Bye, for Now” and ‘Hello and how are you?” into one — as that is just what is hap- pening. Am writing the “‘finis” to Thursday’s column — early this| Friday morn. Am looking forward | to searching out the buys and bar-/| gains for you all on this most per- fect day — clear and cool ard so| am up and away. Shall return to chat later today. YOUBS TRULY, Plans are being made for a card party and white elephant sale to be held in November. Named on the committee were June Harris, Margaret Regan and Alita Campbell. Read The Citizen LAST CHANCE FOR A FREE 3-Day Tour To Havana Inquire At EL PASAJE SPANISH | RESTAURANT 1005 Truman Phone 2-6136 —— Little Theatre 922 TRUMAN AVENUE “Air Cool” Showing Thursday... FIRST LOVE Deanna Durbin - Robert Stack Showing Friday... AL JOLSON in “ROSE OF WASHINGTON SQUARE” Alice Faye - Tyrone Power Saturday — Prize Nite... SON OF FURY Tyrone Power - Gene Tierney Showing Sunday... “In Technicolor” Special SEMINOLE Rock Hudson - Barbara Hale Anthony Quinn AND EVERY each Sunday Night. about the ballroom with ease and confidence keeping step with the music—Tis my understanding, that soon this new dance school | will start lessons for groups so ind and wives can take advantage of thumba, tango, etc. Phone 2-8760 for m a | this—and let’s all go @ dancin’ at the new K. W. 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