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JO ELLEN HELLER, Editor
Monday, DMwnkw 7, It S3
Suzy Shopper Sez
Sometime* u* folk* that bavej
lived here for a loofiah tune get
real noaUlgic about the Key Wen
of a few year* ago. We mu* the
old landmarks around the Island,
but it** pretty nice shopping in Key
West these days. So, let's get on
our way.
it it it
When I'm looking for o shirt
for o certain gwy in my life, I
do ah down to Arts end Things on
Si monton end Duvel. Arts end
Thing* design fheir own end
whore else could you get e Hand- •
tailored shirt for $7.95? The long
Sleeved plaid shirts for wearing
with cuff links are anew note
in resort wear. Another good
looking stylo comes In black—the ,
latest thing far mon-wlth a
Mandarin cellar. Sor the gals,
Julian has Helen Kilborn leather
holts. In one very sharp number,
she solved the problem of what
to do with Grandpa's gold cellar
buttons by using them as fasten
ers on an adjustable bolt of
Cordovan leather. It says right
on them that they're original
end I believe H. Helen Kilborn
belts are exclusive with Arts
end Things. Nursery stage or
Space ago, your youngsters will
love a gay mobile. "Hay Diddle
Diddle," rockots blasting off, ar
a circus—at Arts and Things.
it it it
Peart Harbor Day—Where were
you that Sunday In 1941? We were
in Daytona for the week end.
When we went back for the holi
days, instead of brilliant Christ
mas lights, the town was blacked
out. Even the street lights were
painted black except for an inch
wide strip on the west side. That
was the first time 1 realised that
we were actually at war.
¥ ¥ *
Those go tc your hoadl Cock
tail hats made from Cerda or
Sola straw, spangled with pearls,
sequins or rhinestones. Ivory
thing, including the show how,
at The Southernmost, Ilf Duval
tt. All you need Is a few hours
Hmel
jp if. if
There’s a fluffy little grey kitten
at our house. Nine weeks old and
just as cute as she can be. We
gave it to a friend, but the Boxer
that lives at their house, didn't
appreciate the addition to the
household. So, we are looking for
a loving home for little-" Fluffy”
—preferably one with a child. She
Is house-broken and used to kids.
Doesn't someone want her?
STAMPS
In The News
IT It GOOD to see the faces
gf children on stamps for a change
rather than the stoical portraits of
generals, presidents, kings and
queens.
The latest set from the Nether
lands in their annual Child Wel
fare series and each stamp de
picts the head of a young boy or
girt.
The 2 cents plus 3 shows a girl,
a spade and a bucket; the 5 c plus
3 a boy and an apple; the 7c
plus 5 a girl and a piegeon;
the 10 c plus & a boy and a
boat; the 25 c and plus 8 —a girl
and a tulip.
Theo Kurpershoek, the designer
of these stamps, used all five of
his children as models for the
series. The additional values go to
the Child Welfare agency in the
Netherlands.
TO CILIBRATf the centen
ary of the Swedish Telegraph Ser
vice, Sweden has issued a special
set of three stamps The 25 ore
blue, 40 ore olive green and 60 ore
red violet have modernistic de
signs.
The first electric telegraph line
in Sweden (betwecu Stockholm and
Uppsala) was opened Nov. 1, 1853.
By 1858 telegraph offices were es
tablished in most of the principal
towns of the country. Wireless tele
graphy was introduced in 1910 and
radio programs have been regular
ly broadcasts since 1925. The tele
phone. brought to Sweden in the
early 1880's, is now a common ap
paratus there and the Swedes
proudly claim second place among
the countries of the world in the
number of telephones per capita.
AUSTRIA has issued a special
stamp honoring “‘Postage Stamp
Day” in that country. The 1-shill
ing plus 25 groseben dark brown
show* a world globe on a stamp.
Tweezers also aro prominently dis
played on the adbcs’ve. The sur
charge of 25 g wul be used “to
promote interest for Austrian
stamps and to further the aims of
Austrian philately ” says Edwin
Mueller.
THI REPUBLIC ot Korea has
issued a 10 weun red and black
SOCIETY - PERSONALS - NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
THI KKY WIST CITIZIN
Holidays can bo hoctk for home
makers. Long hours of shopping,
baking and what not, will got
you down in the foot. For soft
comfort, thera's nothing like a
pair of "Heydays" from Globe
Shoo Store on Fleming St. There
is ana stylo called "Fuxxy" that
looks like a coed's loafer—and
comas in sisas up to 11-C. You
can have those in rad—and what
woman doesn't leva a pair of
bright rod shoos? With all their
smartness, those "official" home
makers shoos havo plenty of sup
port. Don't forgot that Glove has
lots of gay little numbers from
Life Stride and Red Cross. For
pantry or party. Globe can fit
your foot to perfection, always.
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Tips to tourists—have you been
"beachcombing” yet? You can
find shells and sea fans along
Rest Beach on the Atlantic side.
¥ ¥ ¥
Mary, Mary, with locks con
trary,
Hew does your topknot grow?
Curly or straight, or just in
tween?
if it's glamour you want, see
Donald, y'know.
¥ ¥ ¥
Let’s give a little pat on the
back to those wonderful gals who
| have been doing most of the work
;on the house-to-house clean-up for
the Community Chest.
it it it
Memo to women with men on
their minds—bo sure to see those
handsome starling Evarsharp pen
sots—for that sterling character's
desk or pocket. Also for his poc
ket, a Buxton Wallet or a Ronton
lighter—at the Cuba Shop, 532
Duval St. For hit Christmas shirt
•r tie, why not buy sterling cuff
links and a tie bar made by Sia
mese craftsmen? The Whiting and
by the Cuba Shop? The Whiting
Davis jewelry didn't come from
Siam and isn't for men, but An
na's king could have mad* tom*
lovely dancers' eyes sparkle with
a non-tarnishing gold or silver
Snake Nockkca. Wear it 'round
your neck or coiled on your arm
o t wrist.' The only snakes I've
ever teen that I'd Ilk* to ownl
★ ★ ★
Don’t forget on Friday, Jo Ellen
and Susy will have just lots of tips
on how to decorate for the holi
days. We hope that our brainchild
jwUl help all, especially those
who are new to our Island. So long,
now. and let’s go shopping again
,Wednesday. SUZY (adv).
Key West
Servicemen
Lieut. Irwin Viney, son of Mrs.
John Viney of Miami and husband
of Mrs. Janet Viney, 2008 Fogarty
Ave., Key West, is scheduled to ar
rive here December 2nd aboard
the USS Trumpetfish. The Trum
petfish has recently completed a
three-month tour of duty with the
iSixth Fleet in the Mediterranean
where she operated with a Hunter-
Killer group.
Also arriving on the Trumpetfish
is Roy Yates, chief engineman,
who is the husband of Mrs. Fran
ces Yates of 36-2 Poinciana PI.
Army Pvt. Gerald Pinder, Jr.,
715 Whittmarsh Lane, recently ar
rived in Germany for duty with the
28th Infantry Division. Pvt. Pinder
! entered the Army last June and
was stationed at Fort Jackson, S.
;C., before being transferred over
seas.
Pvt. Raymond C. Dank, son of
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Dank of Kev
West, will attend the Fifth Armor-‘
ed Division’s Radio Operator
School at Camp Chaffee. Ark.
stamp to commemorate the 50th
anniversary of the Korean YMCA.
The design featues a map of Ko
rea and the YMCA symbol.
MANY of the British colonies
are issuing special stamps or over
printing regular issues to honor the;
visit of Queen Elizabeth and the
Duke of Edinburgn. The Islands of
Jamaica and Bermuda each havej
overprinted a stamo “Royal Visit
1953.”
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TO MARK the 15tn anniversary;
of the death of Kemal Ataturk.i
Turkey has issued two new stamps,!
reports the New York Stamp Cos.
The 15 kurus olive and 20 k plum
show a portrait of Turkey "a first
president and the new mausoleum
where his body now lies.
Almost two million Americans
live in trailer homes.
WhzJWi lava been known to
for 30 years.
Page 3
Installation Ceremonies
r IB Wmk?-
NEW OFFICERS of Navy Wives Club No. 88 were installed at impressive ceremonies recently
at the American Legion Home, Stock Island. The names are, in order of their offices, not as
shown in the photo, Betty Edwards, Kitty Boyd, Tom Thompson, Phyllis Nelson, Mary Smith,
Dorothy Hamilton, Mary Ann Chatterton and Tessie Braxton. Installing officer was Chap
lain Wilbur M. Laudenslager.—Citizen Staff Photo by Finch.
Island City
Navy Wives 9 Club
Installs Officers
Island City Navy Wives’ Club,
No. 88, installed newly-elected of
ficers in a candlelight ceremony
'recently at the American Legion
Home on Stock Island.
Chaplain Wilbur M. Laudenslag- j
er, who holds the U. S, Navy rank:
of Lieutenant Commander, officiat- j
ed as installing officer and Mrs.
j D. B. Braxton, southeastern region-;
al vice-president, was mistress of
ceremonies.
Mrs. Mary Ann Chatterton, the
group’s chaplain, opened the oc
casion by singing "My Task.” She
was accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Edna Tiffany.
Officers installed were president
Betty Edwards, vice president- Kit
ty Boyd, treasurer-Phyilis Nelson,
corresponding secretary - Mary T
Smith, recording secretary - An
toinette Thompson, parliamentar
ian • Dorothy Hamilton and chap
lain - Mary Ann Chatterton,
Newly installed president, Mrs.
Betty Edwards has been a mem
ber of this branch of the Navy
Wives’ Club for the past four
years. During this time she has
held every office and charmanship.
Mrs. Mary Smith, retiring presi-'
dent, presented Mrs. Edwards with
her gavel as symbol of office.
Mrs. Edwards presented a past
presidents pin to Mrs. Smith as a
token of gratitude of the club’s
members. Mrs. Smith also receiv
ed a past-president’s engraved ga
vel as a remembrance from the
group, presented by Mrs. Braxton.
Mrs. Mary Ann Chatterton was
chosen to give a large spray of
flowers to Mrs. Smith.
, Chaplain Laudenslager, speaker
of the evening, told of the many
advantages in membership in the
Navy Wives’ Club including their
help to many lonely wives in aid
ing them to make friends as they
go from station to station with
their husbands.
A buffet supper was served fol
lowing the ceremony. Among those
attending were teh Hon. C. B. Har
vey. Mayor of Key West, and Mrs.
Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Dave King,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Delaney, Mrs
jMary Moreno who is president of
the American Legion Auxiliary, |
Mrs. Eileen Coughlin. Mrs. Bea
Gilliard, president of Southern
most Navy Wives’ Club No. 114,
and Vance C. Stirrup.
Births
Daughter to Beards
A daughter, Priscilla Louise, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Ellery M.
Beard, 1008 Olivia St., on Novem
ber 30th at Monroe General Hos
pital.
Damerens Have Girl
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dameron.
2012 Patterson Ave., announce the
birth of a daughter, Debra Ann. at
Monroe General Hospital.
McMahon* Have Daughter
Mrs. Leo McMahon, 522 Grinnell
St., received a long distance call
| from her son, Anthony, Richmond.
Va., telling her the MeMahons had
become the parents of a daughter
there. Mrs. Anthony McMahon is
| the former Jean Alley of Rich
jmond.
Daughter to Thompson*
Mr. and Mrs. Mervtn Thompson.
Jr., announce the arrival of a
j daughter Zola-Grace, this morn
ing at Motroe General Hospital
Mr. Thompson U office manager
of the City Electric System.
The favorite dinner of the horn
•ed owl u skunk.
# ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE
Outboard Club
Auxiliary Plans
Christmas Party
The Key West utboard Club
Auxiliary held their monthly meet
ing recently at the clubhouse on
; Stock Island. Ail members were
; present.
! The following officers were
elected for the new year: presi
dent—Emma Cates, vice president
! —Ann Herrick, secretary—Eloise
Adams, treasurer—Elsie Schoneck.
! Outgoing officers included Elsie
Schoneck, Eloise Adams, Virginia
Schoneck and Freda Reed.
Plans were made for the club’s
annual Christmas party to be held
Sunday, December 20th at 6 p. m.
A committee to. purchase gifts for
children of all members was ap
pointed by the president. New
member is Helen Walkington. Hos
tess for the evening was Betty
Maloney who served delicious re
jfreshments.
Gray Ladies
To Meet
For Luncheon
Gray Lady Corps will have a
luncheon and a short business
meeting on Tuesday December 15,
12 noon at the Key Wester. Reser
vations may be made by calling,
2-5321 on or before December 10.
Mrs. R. H. Morton (chairman) has
announced that the regulai Coffee
which was to be held on Thursday
December 10, has been cancelled.
Joan Mardis .
Vacations In
Connecticut
Joan Mardis, second vice presi
dent of Key West's Business and
Professional Women’s Club return
ed last week from Connecticut
Where she spent a ten-dav vaca
tion. In New London she attended
the baptism of her godchild. Julia
Ann Weaver, the five-month-old
daughter of Mr. and Robert C
Weaver. The Weavers also have a
home in Key W T est at 2104 Hams
Ave.
Ladies' Day
Tournament Held
At Golf Club
A “Blind Partners* ” Tourna !
ment was held by the Ladies of.
Key West Golf Club recently.
Class “A” winners were Rose*
Gavalon and Eddie Kossert, with
second place going to Jeanne Foulk
and Ann Witzel.
Winners for Class “B“ were Hel
en Altman and Maxine Ritter,
second place going to Ruth Holts
berg and Lou Plumb.
Tournaments are held every
[Tuesday at 9 a. m„ and all lady
golfers are welcome to participate.
There will be a luncheon at the
Key Wester following tomorrow’s
tournament, and reservations may
be made by calling 2-9202.
Apply To Wed
The following couples have ap
plied for marriage licenses in the
office of County Judge Raymond R.
| Lord:
| Earl E, Wells, 39. 904 Francis
St., and Grace M. Leon, 37, 618,
Fleming St. .
Wendell J Gallagher, 19, 413 f
Tulia, St., and Margarita Ine.-j
Pert*/, 16, 818 Whitehead St.
Quinten L l/ipez, 47, 1917 Seid
•nberg St , and Golden Weech. 39.
1 434 Eliza St.
ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR
MONDAY, December 7th
9:3o—Key West Ministerial Association, YMCA-USO Clubhouse,
W ; hitehead St.
10:00—Gym Classes for officers’ wives, Bldg. 83, Seaplane Base
3:00 Presbyterian Women, Circle 11, place to be announced I
3:00 First Methodist Church, Circle I, placed to be announced
7:3o—First Baptist Church, WMU, at the church
7:3o—Pythian Sisters, Temple No. 20, at Pythian Hall
B:oo—Methodist Men, at Wesley House
B:oo—Executive Board Meeting, PTA, Poinciana School
B:oo—Presbytreian Women, Circle I, place to be announced
B:oo—Presbyterian Women, Circle 111, place to be announced
B:oo—Logia "Matri” Nro. 3, Orden Caballeros de Marti, 919
Elizabeth St.
8:00—Alcoholics Anonymous, open meeting, 5151 h Duval St.
TUESDAY, December Bth
9:oo—Thrift Shop, at Naval Commissary, 9-12
9:oo—Ladies’ Day Golf Tournament, Key West Golf Club
10:00—ZX-11 Officers’ Wives’ Club, at Aeropalms
6:4s—Kiwanis Club, La Concha Hotel
7:3o—Youth For Christ, Fleming St. Methodist Church
7:3o—Order of Demolay, Scottish Rite Temple
7:3o—First Methodist Church, WSCS, at the church
7:3o—Truman School PTA, at the School
7:4s—Duplicate Bridge, at Fort Taylor
B:oo—Beginners’ Bridge, at Fort Taylor
8:00-Knights of Pythias. Pythian Hall
B:oo—Southernmost Pistol and Rifle Club, Legion Home Stock
Island
B:oo—Harris School PTA, at the school
B:OO—FRA Ladies’ Auxiliary, at FRA Home
B:OO—VFW Post 3911 Ladies’ Auxiliary, at VFW Home
B:ls—Rumba Lessons, Fort Taylor
WEDNESDAY, December 9th
9:oo—Thrift Shop, at Naval Commissary, 9-12
10:00—Fleet Training Group, OWC, place to be announced
10:00—FAWTU, OWC, place to be announced
10:30—Navy Wives’ Club No. 88, Bldg. 178, Naval Station
4:3o—United Daughters of the Confederacy, Setphen R. Mallory
Chapter, place to be announced
7:3o—Key West Art and Historical Society, place to be announced
7:3o—Junior Debs, at Woman’s Club
8:00—DOES, No. 89. a’ Elks Club Annex
B:oo—Scottish Rite Bodies, at Scottish Rite Temple
B:oo—Arthur Sawyer Post, Amer. Legion, at Legion Home
B:oo—Sacerdotisas De Hogar No. i, 919 Eiizabeth St.
B:oo—Junior Chamber of Commerce, at clubhouse
THURSDAY, December 10th
10:00—Gray Ladies Corps, place to be announced
12:15—Rotary Club, St. Paul’s Parish Hall
I:oo—Thrift Shop, at Naval Commissary, 1-4
2:oo—Women’s Auxiliary (sewing), Monroe General Hospital
7:3o—Nu Phi Mu sorority, at St. Anne’s Hall
7:3o—JayShees, at JayCee clubhouse
7:3o—Amateur Radio Club, at National Guard Armory
7:3o—Mothers’ Club, CMI and St. Joseph’s School, at the con
vent auditorium
7:3O—FRA Ladies’ Auxiliary, at U. S. Naval Hospital
B:oo—Key West Garden Club, at the Key West Woman’s Club
B:oo—Executive Board, PTA, at the high school
1 8:00—Busy Bee Club, place to be announced
B:oo—Ladies’ Auxiliary’, Arthur Sawyer Unit, Legion Post House
B:oo—Ladies’ Auxiliary. Post 3911, at VFW Home
B.oo—Civil Air Patrol, at Poinciana Community House
B:oo—Knights of Columbus, at NCCS Hall
8:00—Dr. Felix Varela Lodge No 64, 919 Elizabeth St.
B:OO—CAP Cadets. Poinciana Community House
FRIDAY, December 11th
j 9:oo—Thrift Shop, at Naval Commissary', 9-12
10:00—Gym Classes for officers’ wives. Bldg. 83. Seaplane Base
j 7:3o—Sparkling Waters Rebekah Lodge, Pythian Hall
: ?:30—Youth For Christ. Poinciana Baptist Church
B:oo—Fern Chapter, OES, Scottish Rite Temple
Newsman Drafted
TOKYO .ft—Bernard D. Kaplan.
25. New York City, who covered
the Korean War from start to fin
ish as a correspondent, is being
drafted into the Army.
Kaplan came to the Far East for
International News Service but
but since 1951 has lepresented the
London Daily Mail and the Cana
dian Broadcasting System.
His wife. Antonia Schilling, is
?n route home by ship. Kaplan
eaves by plane tomorrow to re
oort for induction in New York
City.
14 Minutes Off Record
TAMPA, Fla. JP— A 847 Stratojet
bomber flew nonstop from England
to Mac Dill Air Force Base here
yesterday in 8 hour* 53 minutes,
[clipping 14 minutes off the old rec
ord for the 4,48t> miles,
j “Aside from strong head winds
-we encountered no difficulties. ’’
Col. Will Ism E. Creer of Spanrsh
Fork. Utah, commander of Its
bomber, said.
Mrs, Demeritt I Teds N, B . Shanaham
In First Methodist Church Service
Mrs. Myrtle Dementi became the bride of Napoleon F Shana
han in a candlelight ceremony at the First Methodist Lhurch on Fri
day evening, November 25th
i The Rev. J. Paul Touchton read the single ring ceremony before
an altar decorated with baskets of white gladioli. The bride went
down the aisle on the arm of her brother. Arthur Lowe. She wore a
gold two-piece knitted suit, whith brown velvet hat and brown acces
sories. Her corsage was of tiny yellow rosebuds.
Mrs. Arthur Loew, who is sister
in-law of the bride, wore a white
faille suit with red accessories and
a corsage of red carnations.
Mr. Shanahan chose as his best
man Wadsworth Dementi, and
ushers were William Lones and
Anthony Ulchar.
Mrs. P. Bernard Roberts played
the soft organ music throughout
the ceremony as well as the tradi
tional wedding marches. She also
accompanied Mrs. Dupuis who
sang “Oh Promise Me” and “The
Lord’s Prayer.”
A reception immediately follow
ing the ceremony was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Lones. 251) Flagler Ave. where
the bride cut a three tiered wed
jding cake which was *opped by a
miniature bride and groom.
Mrs. Shanahan who is the daugh-|
ter of Mr. Jabez Lowe, 606 Grin- 1
nell St., is a former Key Wester!
who had made her home in Svra-;
EARTH SHOCK FELT
I ANTOFAGASTA. Chile m -
Strong earth shocks were felt here
late last night. No serious damage
was reported.
V | JJ I
Telephoi - *jir<tory Will
They tell who buys, sells,
rents or repairs almost
anything you new*)
TELEPHONE: Citizen Office , 2 5661
cuse, N. Y.. for several years be
fore returning here to become a
dietician at Monroe General Hospi
tal. Mr. Shanahan is employed by
Civil Service at the U. S. Naval
Station here.
They arc now at home to their
friends at 1321 Newton St Out-of
town wedding guests included Miss
Laura McHenry of Willard. N. Y.,
Mrs. Jeanette Lauver and Mr. and
Mrs. E. K. Shinn, all of Miami.
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Papa Seahorse
Gives Birth To
Batch Of Babies
You cen see a big mess of
baby seahorses, if you'll make
a trip to the Aquarium.
Last night a papa saahorse
gave birth to dozens of little
ones. The little seahorses are
in a small glass-walled tank so
visitors can get close enough to
so* tho tiny new fish.
Want a glamorous first course?
Serve a half avocado to each per
son, filling the cavity with a spicy
French dressing. No need to strip
the skin off the avocadoes when
they are offered this way; just let
guests scoop out the good avocado
flesh with a dessert spoon.
WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS
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TOYS
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516 FLEMING STREET
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Plan Events
For Holidays
Thursday, Pi-camber 3rd. HS-I
Officers Wive* in et for their
monthly coffee : Aeropalms. Mrs.
J. E. Dobyas Mrs, B Carries
were hostesses (or the group.
Must impor'-nt on the group’s
agenda are p!an> for the coming
I-ort Taylor lur.cluvn to be held
n January , using t C p, c 0 * a , :rc .
logy as the mam theme
Refreshments for . .: ec
unique gaily-colored sandwiches in
holiday shapes The holiday spirit
was carried out in decorations of
evergreen and Christmas c.i i>s.
On Wednesday, December 16rh,
a turkey raffle will spark the
luncheon of the HSI Officers’
Wives' Hub at the La Concna
Hotel. The theme of Christmas
has inspired the hostesses. Mrs.
John McDougal and Mrs. John
Martens with clever ideas for dec
orations.
To handle record breaking auto
traffic across the English channel.,
a terminal has been built at Dover
i which can handle 240 cars an hour.
COIFFURE DESIGNERS
the
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423 Fleming St. Phone 2 $263
LA CONCHA HOTEL
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Decorating Workshop
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904 FLEMING ST. KEY WEST
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