The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 16, 1954, Page 2

SUE JONES, Editor 2 THRIFTY GLAMOR — Festive lace blouses, easy to make at home. A lace blouse can be one of the most useful items in a girl’s wardrobe. Time was when such a thing was perishable extravagance, strictly for state occasions.. But miracle fibers have made lace as sturdy as ging- ham, and women everywhere are discovering that @ lace blouse ean be worn all year ‘round, for day and evening. No more expensive dry-cleaning, ei- ther. Many can be dunked in the wash basin and kept constantly fresh and ready to go. A lace blouse is even more economical if you make it yourself, and this is easy to do, now that handsome laces are widely available at piece goods counters, Local sewing center experts have designed two lace blouses that are easy to make on your sewing machine, using attachments to take the place of tedious hand work. A flattering bow-neck blouse requires only 1 5/8 yards of 35-inch lace. It is faced with nylon tulle, and the big bow adds a gentlé touch to a tailored suit. A new turtleneck lace blouse is made with 12 yards of lace edging an inch and a half wide. The zigzag attachment on your machine is used to stitch the bands of lace over nylon tulle. With either blouse, wear your prettiest strap- less underpinnings—they are meant to show. For day-time wear, team them with a dark suit, take off the jacket to go on to cocktails or dinner. For holiday festivities, wear them with a skirt of black velvet or make matching full skirt and blouse of black lace. » For complete free directions for making the two blouses described, write to: Lace Blouses, Room 1205, 341 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.— (#) Newsfeatures. society — Personals — News Of Interest To Women ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE TELEPHONE: Citizen Office, 25661 | Ricopla, was wor by Mrs. Stanley . H. L. Munson was the guest | Pierce. Page 2 : THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Saturday, October 16, 1954! ball for the “‘kick off” as a center- , the guest of Mrs. J. J. Ward and os | piece. Mrs Football Theme At NS Wives’ Coffee Mrs. Clifford Rice, ‘chairman, | of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jack} Naval Station Officers’ Wives Clever footballs were used for was in charge of the meeting. | Munson. Mrs. ¢: R: Davis and Ms. J. R.| “the door pre, a beautia cor.| Read Citizen Daily Club found the pigskin sport very | | name tags and the table decora- much in evidence at their coffee- | Covington, new members, were present. Mrs. Frank Seabloom was | business meeting at Fort Taylor | tions carried out the theme- with al Wednesday morning. | football field complete with foot- CIFELLI' Factory Methods Used— = | | All Work Guaranteed | Marine Radios & Asst. Equipment FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE—SEE DAVID CIFELLI 928 Truman Avenue TELEPHONE 2-6008 | WATCH REPAIRS, C. L. Burks (USN, Ret.) GOMEZ ARCADE: 713 - 715 DUVAL STREET 3 - 24 Hour Service On All Watches RADIO and} TV. Serviée tie Complete Overhaul—Parts and Crystal Included: Reg. Windup, $5.00 Automatic Wind, $6.50 Chronograph, $14.50 TN, Be adres HOURS: 9-12 A.M. — 2.9 P.M: All watches. electronically timed and guaranteed year unless it has been dropped or tampered with. et ad W reserve the right to refuse any watch badly damaged or tampered with. i Sas tn 2-5000 Eskimo Nite Tonite AND EVERY NITE UNTIL SUNDAY NIGHT, OCT. 16TH Effective Oct. 23, Eskimo Nite will be every Sunday Nite. 2 Pieces of Furs will be awarded each Sunday Night. TONIGHT : / teed) A SOON SUSAN HAYWARD TRESPASSES INTO THE | GARDENor EVIL | WITH GARY COOPER AND * Show Times: WARPATH— 7:00 and 10:51 THE THING— 9:12 ONLY Dr. Campbell To Speak At High School PTA Dr. Harold C. Campbell, high school principal, will deliver the GIFT CERTIFICATES AT MONROE THEATRE RICHARD WIDMARK Through the courtesy of Fred As-)ing the matinee performance on taire starring in “The Bandwagon” | either day. 5 . mA Playing tomorrow and Monday, the| Gift certificates will also be giv- keynote address at the meeting of the Jr.-Sr. High School PTA on Tuesday, October 19 at 7:45 p.m. Monroe Theatre will give away 200| en to adults attending evening per- gift certificates to children, tween the ages of 3 and 16, attend-| and 8 to 9 p. m. be- | formances between 6 and 7 p. m. His speech will be followed by a student panel on “What the Youth wants from the home and from Refreshments will be served in} the school cafeteria after the} meeting. t oie pistes pnw . How About It? WANT A FREE 3-DAY TOUR TO HAVANA? Inquire at EL PASAJE Spanish Restaurant 1005 Truman Ave. Ph. 2-6136 Eisner Furniture Co. Poinciana Center Tel. 2-6951 Special Chrome Dinettes ...... 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WEDNESDAYS CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE - Teléphone 2-3419 For Time Schedule NOW SHOWING STRAN THRU MONDAY 100% Air Conditioned Admission: Martinee—30c - 52c - 67c — Nights—30c - 88¢ Continuous Shows Box Office Opens 1:45 SHOW TIMES: 2:00 - 4:15 - 6:30 » 8:30 See A True CinemaScope Picture On Our Screen «+» The Largest In Key West Across the world they marched behind King Richard’s : Lion-Hearted Banners! SAN CARLOS THEATRE OPENING TUESDAY, OCT. 19th Tues. and Wed. — Res. Adm. _, AIR- CONDITIONED 100% Air Conditioned Now See It On A True CinemaScope Screen — Size 16 x 40 2: 00 - 4: shige 6:15 - 8: wide Box Office meee 1:45 Continuous ohaees The continuation of the greatest story of love and faith in the history of entertainment! END THE DEMETRIUS and ‘The CRUSADERS FROM SIR Wacrer Scott's “THE Tavisman’ . CinemaScorE WARNERCOLOR-STEREOPHONIC SOUND stazena REX VIRGINIA » HARRISON: MAYO GEORGE — LAURENCE SANDERS HARVEY PRESENTED BY 20th Century-Fox Presents CeO. ‘Color by TECHNICOLOR Im Genvine 4-Track, High-Fidelity, Magnetic Directionel- STEREOPHONIC SOUND 37, ney IMIATURE- HAYWARD MICHAEL RENNIE * DEBRA PAGET * ANNE BANCROFT - JAY ROBINSON swith BARRY JONES + WILIAM MARSHALL me FRANK ROSS | “= DELMER DAVES: -" PHILIP DUNNE EEN PLAY BY ROBERT DOUGLAS JOHN TWIST uss ccsreinen PRODUCED Bi HEN RY BLANKE oiRecteD DAVID BUTLER