The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 3, 1954, Page 5

_ Society — Personals — News Of Interest To Women SUE JONES, Editor ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE : TELEPHONE: Citizen Qffice, 2-5661 HOLIDAY CENTERPIECE Christmas tree balls and surround- A simple but effective center-ed by Christmas greens. A silver piece for a Christmas table can be bowl filled with shiny Christmas Canadian housewives are attract-| made from a big glass brandy snif- tree ornaments may be used the aS Page 5 Naval Hospital Your Child Today Winter Bethel, 51, 1829 South, and Lydia Mora, 46, 1329-A South. N. L. Richardson, 23, and Willie | Leona Moore; both 1119 Florida. W. E. Moore, 22, 22, USS Blair, and Jannie Stewart, 22; 609 Tho- mas, THE “ROARING TWENTIES”—are exemplified in the “Charles- ton." The popular dance will be presented at the “Flapper Jamboree” at the Casa Marina on Saturday night by Marvae " Cabaniss and Jim Nudera of Arthur Murray Studio, The Jam- boree. is sponsored by the exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi for the benefit of their fund to purchase a resusitator for the maternity ward at Monroe. General Hospital.—Citizen Staff Photo, Don Pinder. Births To Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ed- ward Collins, 583 William Street, on November 27, a daughter weighing pos, 10 ounces. Name: Kathy le. To Mr. and Mrs.. George A. Bak- er, 56-D Arthur Sawyer Road, on November 28, a girl weighing 5 aged 4 ounces. Name: Nora Ei- en. To Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ray- mond Tharp, 908 Elizabeth Street, on November 28, a-daughter weigh- | The ing 6 pounds, 12% ounces. Name: '|Sue Ellen, To Cpl. and Mrs, Arthur David Hodge, 1015 Simonton Street, a girl weighing 8 pounds, 20% ounces November 28. Name: Debra Jane. To Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wilbur Brown, 43-B Arthur Sawyer Road, on November 29, a daughter wéigh- ing 7 pounds, 5% ounces. Name: Julia Anne. To Mr. and Mrs. Everett Davis Nelson, 14-A Boca Chica, a girl weighing 6 pounds, 9% ounces, on November 29. Name: Winona Ann. To Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edward Williams, 555-E West Poinciana, a girl weighing 6 pounds, 2% ounces YOUTH & mr WS ae : Aya y a. 4 ed by the beauty and fineness of ter filled Scandinavian design both in furni- ture and household articles. . Stores are showing Nordic craft work and textiles, and the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto is host for a month to a specii jal travelling show called “Design in Scanadin- avia.” Danish craftsmen demonstrate an affection for material and much of the furniture in the museum ex- hibit blends elegatice and utility. In a flight of fancy one design- er produced the “jacket rest,” a chair meant for h: ig a coat on. chair also had a turned-up at — just the thing for draping a peir of trousers: The Swedes, too, are daring and advanced furniture craftsmen. One chair is made of laminated ply- 00) wood and features rich backing and seating of interwoven leather — AP Newsfeatures. —_— on Novernber' 29. Name: Judith Lucille. To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Osna ! Buckner, 161-A Poinciana, on Nov- ember 29, a son weighing 5 pounds, 14% ounces. Name: Samuel Mark. To Mr. and Mrs. John Edward McRae, 912 Fleming Street, on November 30, a son weighing 7 pounds, 10% ounces. Name: Ed- ward Martin. PCHRIST TOMORROW AT 7:45 HEAR... IRWIN SYMONETTE ef the Salvation Army with different - colored same way. &. Fashion‘s ; ** Final Touch... from Trinketero to top your choicest holiday costumes— or lend a finished fillip to your simplest frock. PRICES START AT $3.98 TRINKETERO 514 DUVAL AND THEY ALL WANT Weather-Bird <« x oa 729 FLEMING STREET RE SRR Ale a and. Supplies for Parrakeets” and Novelties for Fish” “Foods and Medicine for Pets” BLUE PARRAKEETS » TROPICAL FISH and GOLD KEY WEST GARDEN & LAWN SUPPLY $0 FLEMING STREET Phone 2-6912 “Toys oe CREDIT PLANS mean convenient shopping for your family . © 30-DAY CHARGE ACCOUNT Statement provides record << monthly purchases | Simplifies ordering by phone or mail |Ne waiting for C.0.D. deliveries @ PERMANENT BUDGET ACCOUNT ‘See eles limit i You pay only 1/6 of your pre-arranged ‘eredit limit each month Ne Down Payment Bill rendered monthly @ SIMPLIFIED HOUSEHOLD lus ACCOUNT Buy whet you want when you need it. A CONTINUOUS Budget Plan that works like @ charge account, but up to 24 months to pay, x APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED BY PHONE OR MaAiL rms DELIVERY thraugh the Keys SHINE UP WITH SODA Many cleaning chores around the house can be speeded up with plain, -ordinary baking soda. A little soda on a damp cloth will shine up dull doorknobs or knockers. Painted woodwork can be cleaned safely with solution of two tablespoons of soda in a gallon of warm water. The same solution cleans and deo- dorizes refrigerators. And sink drains can be kept open by rinsing a little baking soda down the drain with hot water after each dishwash- ing session. IN COLD WEATHER Dry shampoo is a handy beauty item to keep on the vanity table during the cold weather. Whenever you feel that due to illness you do not wish to wet your hair, the dry shampoo can do a successful ahir washing job in a few minutes with- out disturbing your wave. SNOW SPRAY A new snow spray comes with 2 decorating kit of assorted sten- eils permitting easier designs for windows, doors, mirrors and Christ- mas package decorations. BOOKS .... A BOOK FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR GIFT . LIST... Children’s Books Teenage Specials BOOKSHOP S94 Fleming Phone 2-7089 Blackyard Swimming New backyard swimming pools big enough for the entire family may be assembled in a few min- utes. The pool is made of plastic, overlapped and fastened together with bolts and wing nuts, lined with vinyl. It is decorated to simulate an ivy covered brick wall. Sizes range from 5 to 10 feet in diame- ter, BESTKNOWN Pe HOME REMEDY \ for Suffering of Attention — Men In Uniform! For A Limited Time FREE! 8x 10 Platinum-Tone Portrait No Cost No Obligation M Sider as atte tite nee” Type Sunday from 1:00 to 5:! DON RAY P P.M. for TRAIT STUDIO 705 Duval Street 12 NOON - 9 P.M, TELEPHONE 2-3262 Your Portrait Is A Treasured Gift That Only You Can Give at Christmas. Till Christmas . . . Better Hurry! A Gift for Him Albert's again head the season _ with the new, exciting Riviera Shirt — Only A Few Days Left Handsomely tailored in a wash- able linen-like weave fabric, with an Old-World look .... Available in powder blue, helio, pink, beige, black, red, mint, white and $5 “Exclusive, Original and Distinctive Design Is Our Hallmark” " At 533 Duval Street, Key West - * y, SHOES for BOYS and GIRLS x > 7 Youngsters like Weather-Birds because x — G they look so good...parent’s like the <7 y, & tong wearing economy... that just 7 makes WEATHER-BIRDS this yeors best Xmas gift, to $6.50 See Our Children’s Department Cinderella, Nannette and Bonnie Blair DRESSES From Tots to Teens $2.50 :. $8.98 WOOL AND NYLON CARDIGAN SWEATERS $2.75 to $5.98 -° TOM SAWYER SHIRTS In Gabardine, Flannel and Corduroy Long Sleeves . . $2.98 and $3.98 BOYS’ COTTON and FLANNEL PAJAMAS .... . . $2.98 See Our Selection of BOY'S SLAX New Fall Shades _. $3.98 to $6.98 GABARDINE JACKETS . . . . $898 APPEL'S 926 Duval St.