The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 20, 1954, Page 2

Society — Personals — News Of Interest To Women SUE JONES, Editor THE KEY WEST CITIZEN the time spent there. Today, with your kind permission, like to continue because, ‘O'S Food Palace I cheerful self seem- + Learned that ry TWO EXPERIENCED OD. CHECKERS IMMEDI. _ Se because they are such swell i Fausto’s thought I’d | the word to you all. Re- member they need capable girls who know how to operate the chureh steeple starkly with an empy- point. It seemed to touch na- that was now becom- s present! It is your car tie old world appearance. “Could not see the other end so do not know whether or not it was a thoroughfare. The whole thing must have a reason and someday am sure going to find out more a- bout this. S53 mf = The name “KATE GREEN- WAY” on the label means fetch- ing frocks for the young misses and some really adorable ones can now be seen at the Ideal Togs, 534 Duval Street. This com- plete children’s shop carry sizes from 1 to 14 in both girls and boy’s wearing apparel. —~ Sport coats with bonnets to match, and other style coats have just been received. Fabrics include cashmere wools, French designers, look over their handiwork in room decorated as com- flannels and too, the coats are lined! Both dressy and tailored styles come in solid colors, pin checks and oh. golly, you should Teally see these lovely and well- made coats at Ideal Togs. Also, ‘a complete line of chil- dren‘s hats for Fall can now be had at Ideal Togs. So when those rive, or that trip up—a visit to Ideal Togs will find your children warmly clothed! == a5 = Leaving the town behind us, I could now feel the incipient lone- liness of the road. This perception was enhanced by the row of tall, symmetrical trees with bushed out tops lining one side. The scare- crowish silhouettes of the electric power lines contributed to the at- mosphere of desolation. Occasion- ally a few anemic patches of blue, were still spotted in the sky, but the deep plum, cerise, purple and oxford gray finally _ obliterated them. The very ground seemed to Teflect these colors from above where at first the blackness ap- peared in large Rorschach-esque blots here and there -but- they spread and crept until the dark- ness was complete. *Twas indeed a most impressive. and could not help but it yours tru- ly, had indeed a chang ture’s pa- ics it of 14 Kt. Gold plate | Ing of same and a and key ring (including king) are only $2.50 and ing! is a NEW PLASTIC RIZE D top dressing which can be used on any ma- terial such as canvas, et¢. or to cover tools; etc. This splendid preservative, comes in black, gray or clear and whatever you brush it on will become water- proof, shockproof and too, it stops leaks. These are only many of the countless household accessories, and appliances, both major and small electrical ones found at HOME APPLIANCE CO., 605 Simoni te The firmament seemed rife with uncertainty which was in great contrast to the positive, material and mundane components of the passing street scene. There were neon screams, Gas stations, res- taurants, used car lots and scat- tered houses all reminded one of people and yours truly curiously mused upon these strangers and what the state of their existence was. Decided that, after the man- ner of all of us, there must be the usual admixture of joy and sorrow xd occassionally loneliness—plus a number of children, and pets and relatives with the accompanying ambitions and lag Now Pag on caeelient time to get a new permanent wave so you can be all pretty for the com- Ing social events of the Season. The Adorable Beauty Salon, 924 Simonton Street have @ special on the RAYETTE PERMAN- ENTS—20% OFF! Why not phone 2-2152 today and make an ap- pointment for a really fine wave —ata ae <a Was nudged =? this reverie by the car’s following a sharp bend in the road and glad yours truly was not daydreaming because I might have really miss- ed something. A deep gunmetal gray was now trying to conquer the variegated colors in the sky and I looked to the left in time to see the most fascinating building, It was a large, mission-like structure with fat, square towers on top. Smack in the middle—with- out any separation in the upper part of the building—tunneled a large wide archway over a small road with narrow pavements on each side. The street lights dotted) bere and there gave it an authen-| spreads. And too, you'll find an exceptionally nice choice of col- ors and patterns to please any taste, the prices are most reasonable. Why not phone 2-5931 or stop in the Caroline Shop and hav them assist you with your dec ating scheme. This is an excellent time fo “re-do” things and if wou'd like your slipcovers.‘or drapes made, don't forget that the workroom of the Caroline Shop turns out excellent, guaran- teed and beautifully h work. Also, they make actual measurements in your own home, so that your slipcovers will feal- ly fit properly. ga2qg28 The sentinel-like trees continued to guard one side of the road. A canal was now seen on the right and the narrow lines of pale yellow from the lights being turtied on in the homes on its banks were mir- rored in the wet inkiness. Taking} in the scene in its entirety was as- tonished at the resemblance to a New England landscape out of Cur- rier and Ives, but it was probab- ly the play of light and shadows and deceptive darkness—’cause I knew it was in the tropics. Ss mes You just don’t walk in a store and order three or four or even one building because (1) Erect- fag a home, motel, hotel, apart- ment, office, or restaurant is a pretty serious business. (2) Build- ing involves lots of details of which you are—and reasonably $o—unaware. (3) A building of your very own always remains @ thing of pride. (4) When you con- struct a home, you want to in- clude only that which will mean comfortable living for your fami- ly and of course, you want as beautiful a house as possible. (5) You will want sound struc- ture and experienced construc- tion men te work on it, (6) Fu- | ture maintenance costs should be | kept at 2 minimum. The above six points ere taken inte consideration by the/M. E. BENNETT CONSTRUCTION CO., 217 Duval. By discussing your building plans and ideas with them at their office or phoning 2.2333, you'll soon rea- lize that BENNETT BUILDS BETTER because they know how Important your home or commer- cial building is to you! BsSSece Was really a strange sight, but by this time yours truly was con- DESIGNING COUPLE—Sidney plete self-contained apartment. By DOROTHY ROE Associafed Press Women’s Editor You can achieve an atmosphere of gracious living even in a one- room apartment, if you plan well and make the most of each inch of space, says Sidney L. Liber- man Jr., a young industrial and interior designer who, with his retty wife, Sally, is accomplish- g some minor miracles for New York apartment dwellers. 3 “The trick ts to keep it sim- ple,” says Sidney. “In a small room you can achieve a feeling of more space by painting the walls light, the ceiling a darker tone. Drapery and upholstery fabrics should be in small, subdued pat- terns or solid Color, so they don’t jump out at you. “The problem of almost every shone rather pathetically. In the opposite direction was another star all by itself. It was quite large and seemed to have a gauzy, cottony cover over it. Looked as if it might have been lifted off the top of a Christmas tree! However, the star remained—and shone dimly through its cobweb wrapping. e2:2ezze Trust that Ditty Box, 832 Duval Street to carry the latest in bas- kets! Saw a beauty which came It can be used as a overnight case or for aphenalia. It is a pale creamy brown—round with handles and you'll love it in either the large or smaller size. When at the Ditty Box, don’t look the lovely pikaki shell jewelry in many lovely colors, which has just arrived and also the “Ocean Fa ies” such as Mushroom Coral earrings, or the great clusters of bone white shells for bracelets. You'll adore them as they'll make wonderful and inexpensive CHRISTMAS PRESENTS as will many of the items at the DITTY BOX. P.s.—almost forgot to mention the stunning Phillippine place mats made of pineapple fiber— at the Ditty Box. = Now hebichi mad Vikever black. The strange isolation of the road continued. Suddenly low, running brush fires appeared and illumi- mated the darkness. Was alarmed at first and then decided they had been. set on purpose. Pretty soon the road curved into Homestead which showed the usual Saturday night town activity. Fin- ally, we were on the Keys—head- ing home to Our Town and Joan) sang soft, nostalgic songs of today and yesterday. The view from the a and B Lobster House, 700 Front Street can really be desctibed as one of the most dramatic waterfront scenes you'll ever witness any- where! You'll understand why the food and atmosphere and service of the A and B Lobster House is so wonderful as soon as you meet George and Lil Stone who are | the gracious and excellent man- | agers of this delightful seafood nov. seaees Call Lewis at DONALD'S fo re-style your coiftu re ‘Cause he'll fix your hair to: add allure. | Thanks foeeioeins” Sours. truly! this day. Needless to say future} travelogues will be very infrequent Give inasmuch as my voyages from Our Town are right few. Tomorow, then, may I returnto United again chat Way with you all The vinced that unugual scenes were to be expected on the drive. To the | left one small, pale marquisite star | cause lonely hés been My Red Shawl.. YOURS TRULY, jeannette. —(Ady't). | ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE ee | Siamlicity Key To Making The Most Of A One-Room Apartment 4p and Sally Liberman, interior | and paint them to match the | draperies or coordinate with your wall color. “You can’t go wrong in deco- rating a small room if you keep everything in different tones “of jthe same color, afd reserve your contrasting accents for small things, such as bright pillows. “If you have a lot of oddly assorted old tables, you can ‘‘face-| lift’ them by sawing off the legs part way to make them lower,| then painting them all the same| color. Even an old dining table, | with the legs cut down, can make a handsome big coffee table that can be the focal point of a room. “Unpainted stools and benches} are handy, too, if you paint them| the same color, and use them for| coffee tables. and occasional tables which can double as extra| paca when you have company.”| Garden Club Members To Meet At Home Of Miss Hilda Cunniff The Key West Garden Club will hold the first of its monthly gar- den meetings at 4:00 Sunday after- | noon at the home of Miss Hilda | Cunniff, 404 South Street. | The Garden Club voted at its! last meeting to have a garden |The baby weighed 5 pounds, 2 oun- Naval Hospital | Births | Masons Have Son Mr. and Mrs. George William Mason, 141-1 Poinciana Place, are | the parents of a 7 pound, % ounce son born on October 14 at the Na-| val Hospital. The baby has been! named Larry Wayne. Baby Girl Dunn M-Sgt. and Mrs. Leon Lee Dunn, American Embassy, Havana, Cu- ba, announce the birth of their daughter, Patricia Geraldine, at the Naval Hospital on October 14, She weighed 7 pounds at birth. Baby Girl Williams Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Williams, 510-B Flagler Apartments, have named their daughter Leslie Ann, ces at birth at the Naval Hospital on October. 14 Have YOU signed up as a donor in the “Walking Blood Bank’? TELEPHONE: Citizen Office, 2.5661 | Subscribe To The Citizen--25c Weekly WATCH REPAIRS, C. L. Burks (USN, Ret) GOMEZ ARCADE: 713 - 715 DUVAL TREET 3 - 24 Hour Service On All Waties —————— Complete Overhaul—Parts and Crystal Included: Reg. Windup, $5.00 Automatic Wind, $6.50 Chronograph, $14.50 _—_ ~ HOURS: 9-12 A.M. — 2:8 P.M. All watcher electronically timed and guarant, hbaeg to it — ans dropped or tampered saris _— reserve to refuse any watch i sar 'Y ich that is too badly FREE! AllExpense FREFI HAVANA TOUR You are invited to inspect our new office and per- haps win an all-expense tour to Havana for two small apartment is storage space.| meeting and plant exchange once Book shelves that go from floor| a month at the home of members. to ceiling can provide a pretty | These meetings are for members persons via “Q” Airways. ‘Come in and register —No Obligation—We simply want you to get ac- POOR OLD CRAIG good solution, especially if the! lower shelves are closed in, like| cabinets. A desk can double as a table, when it is covered with a| cloth, and its drawers can pro-| vide additional storage space: “Instead of end tables you can have more storage cabinets, with several drawers, to hold records and odds and ends. These take up no more space than the usual} end table, but you use all the| space.” | Sidney and Sally recently deco- | rated one New York room, 12 by 16 feet, as a self-contained apart- | ment. This happened to be a room} only. Members are reminded to bring a plant for exchange Sunday after- noon. 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 _ FRONT END ALIGNMENT Repairs Can Be Financed in a large apartment occupied ly) —>—————_—_—_—_—_——_—_—_——| a bachelor, who liked the’ one room so much that he does most of his entertaining there. Here’s how they decorated it: | The walls are white, the ceil- ing a deep grape color, - with upholstery on a smalt love seat, a desk chair and an occasional | chair repeating the grape color in} a lighter tone. | A bed with upholstered head-| board, and an easy chair with matching ottoman are covered in a fabric combining a soft shade of dark and light green. | Floor-to-ceiling book shelves pro- vide storage space, and the desk can be used as a table. | They used big wooden lamps with inexpensive paper shades painted the same color as the lamp base. | Sidney has some other pointers for amateur do-it-yourself deco- rators: ‘Don't feel underprivileg- | ed if you can’t afford wall-to- wall carpeting. Sometimes paint- ed floor are just as effective. Or if the floors are in bad shape, you can buy ‘inexpensive straw or hemp, paint it with deck paint and finish with a coat of shellac. The effect can be terrific. “If you use pictures on the! walls, frame them all alike. 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