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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02
Legion Auxiliary
Presidents Meet
With Teachers

A group of Monroe County teach
ers met with Mrs. Teresa Braxton
and Mrs. Corinne Fox, presidents
of the local and Marathon units
of the American Legion Auxiliary,
to discuss the awards given by
the American Legion Auxiliary.
The Auxiliary gives an award
for the poppy poster contest, for
1.-THE Story of The Poppy" and
for an essay on "Americanism. |"
/ The county winners. are sub
mitted for state and national
awards.
The teachers are eligible for an
award for the best written article
on 'Why / Teach"
The meeting at the school adj
ministration building was arrang-
ed by Superintendent Horace
O'Bryant.
The teachers who attended all
agreed to incorporate the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary's program
in their school work.
Teachers who met with Mrs.
Braxton and Mrs. Fox included
Elizabeth Hammock, Nedra Post
er, Rosemary Cabarera, and
Wayne Hawxhurst, county art sup
ervisor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02
Todoy's
Woslaer,
BY DOROTHY ROE
Ap Wcmsn's Editor

American business men suddenly
have found that it's fun to decorate
their offices, says Melanie
Kahane, who tells them how.
"Just as everybody all at once
seemed to discover the American
home" says this decorative dec
orator. "Men have discovered Of
fees as a field for personal ex-
preston. With all the current to-
do about interior decor, any
one would think that up to now
we've been hanging from trees"
Miss Kahane, known as one Of
the top figures in her field, ar
rived in New York's decorators
row from Sioux Falls, Sd, by
way of Paris. She has designed
interiors for homes, apartments,
offices, showroomS, restaurants,
hotels and factories. Says she:
"All this sudden office-conscious-
ness really makes very good sense.
Anyone can work better In plea
SAINT surroundings. The Army can.
Industry can. So can executives,
but they were the last to discov-
err it.
"A lot Of the country's most+im-
portant hnanciers were still back
in the golden oak office era until
recently.
"But all that Il changing fast.
The big boys have found that they
can get more done in an office
that is restful and functional, with
everything planned for their con-
venience. They are discovering
that it helps to have an easy chair
or 4 couch where they can relax
for a few minutes, or a television
set where they can keep up with
congressional hearings and other
events which affect their business. I"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02
Apply To We'd

The following couples have APP
piled for marriage licenses in the
office of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord:
r. E. Roller, n, Naval Station,
and Carolyn Stuart, 90, 2S25 Sta
Piles.
S. D. wahlert, n, USS Trumpet
Fish, and Mildred Dolan, q, 524
Rose Lane.
Morris Rabinowitz, AZ, and Sar-
ali Sarfaty, Is, both of s11 Duval.
T. S. Sebeck, 20, Marine Bar
racks, and Margaret jackson Il,
SIS Whitehead.
X. L. Dramer, %, USS Black
wood, and Mary Kirk, d, Over
seas Hotel.
J. E. Douglass, n, Boea Chica,
and Shirley Testdorf, ~, 7oe EN-
ma.
A. A. Roberts, %, 300 Petronia,
and Victoria Hggs, 81, 729 White
head. n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02

SpOuSOIed ny the bFO does.
Mrs. Myrtland Gates will serve
as contest chairman for the af-
fair.
Every local organization is in
vited to enter prospective queen.
She will be presented with a piece
of fine luggage in addition to the
trip to Havana with her chap
erone.
Contestants must be unmarried,
from is to n years of age. They
must be registered with Mrs.
Gates on or before Friday Sep
TENDER "a.
Mrs. Gates, well-known for her
past direction of beauty contests,
will be glad to furnish all in
formation concerning the rules
and requirements of the cont
She may be reached by phs &
her at 2-3643. e
The contest chairman stat that
she has a list of girls WHY g to
be sponsored by an orga lzation.
Girls who have alrea " been
sponsored are Beverly Simmons,
Layonda Sawyer and Iona Allen.
An orchestra will play for dane
ing from, 8 to / and Lou Carbonell
viii act as master of ceremonies.
Mrs. jeanette Fields, president
of the Does, has announced that
all officers of the Does will serve
as a committee handling the con-
test and dance, under the general
craftsmanship of Mrs. Gates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02

imagined u takes only ONn
yard of fabric 10 make this smart
ly-tailored skirt Note the slim.
line silhouette - 30 new this Falli
Designer magic in the button
hip detail - side-front kick pleat
for walking ease. Sew thriftyi
Use remnants. Start nowl
Pattern 9007: Misses Waist
Sizes "a, Is, Is, 96, %, 30 inches.
All given sizes; yard 54-inch.
This easy-to-use pattern gives
perfect fit. Complete, illustrated
Sew Chart shows you every step.
Send Thiriy.fivs cents in coins
for this pattern-add S cents for
each pattern for. 1st-class mall
ing. Send to Marian Martin, care
of The Key West Citizen, No. 1856,
Pattern Dept, 232 West 18th St.,
New York II, N. Y. Print plainly
NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE,
SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02

However, a knowledge Of the ingre-
dients of music is supposed to en-
nance your listening pleasure. Am
sure of this-but haven't tried it
out as yet-as I have just read this
literary road map to full music ap-
probation.
Speed of the music Is its tempo
degree Of loudness or softness Is
defined as "dynamics" and these
two are broken down IN certain
changes-yery loud, terribly slow,
etc. Of course, instrumental color
is involved and each person is apt
to respond to piano, or violin, etc.
more readily. Form or the overall
pattern or briefly, the story behind
the sound should be taken cogniz-
ance of also. And this, like the out
line of written story-haS the un-
DERIVING principle of Statement
Departure-Return". 1t might be
interesting the next time you hear
music to be alerted for this basic
theme. Also-watch for contrast
and REPETITION of notes which are
the controls" of music and keep
the composition from either being
boring or frantically haphazard.
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meet me at the meat counter
at BiII's Svpermarket" tPoineia.
nal Is being said many times.
The choice and quality and varis-
ty Of the tender, fender meats
sold at Bills is rapidly bseom-
ing known. Red Jones Is HE
butcher and he really knows ell
fhs cuts Of meat and how TO slice
your order just HE way you want
N. Also, notice that Il Is done
with . minimum Of waste. Truly
an economical way TO purchase
this important dinner time fare.
Bits Svpermarkst also deliver
free and are open every day
closing at 700 pm. and on Sum
days AZ 2:oo pm. A full and COM
pIets selection Of groceries and
roo. you'll meet HE grand young
eoUpIs-BilI and Shsila whose
wish Is 10 serve yov-all That you
need when you 90 to-msrkst.
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All of which leads to the conclu-
sion that practically everyone en-
joys music and if you understand
what it actually consists of-simi-
lar to knowing the recipe for a
good cake-then your pleasure and
appreciation take On q newer and
deeper meaning.
Intensive listening to a musical
composition over and over will en-
richen that first general impress
sion. Also, it will lead you to under
stand the work, and spirit and
thought of the composer. So, next
time you hear a pretty tune-es-
peciallly one you like very much
think of the pattern and picture
and components-and underlying
unity and you'll fully understand
and appreciate the music to which
you are listening.
= 3 - : =
You too can be . lady fairer
than fair
Just have Oonsld's Bssviy
Shop do your hair
= = : .
S0meone-believe it was Carl
Sandburg said something about
creeping on little cat feet" (fog)
but tie late hour and darxness
are at this point arriving rapidly
with screeching Of squeezed time
schedules and sO-'scuse the rush
thanks again-'bye now. YOURS
TRULY Jeanette (Advtl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02

many Of us as ''that tune I just
can't get out of my head. This is
the musical line which first catches
our ear and makes us listen, but
there Is more to it than that.
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"And I'll huff and pUff"-and
Dc declare am going TO learn 10
smoke one Of those adorable
pipes designed especially for NIL
lady and found At Our Towns
newest and most delightful Access
sorry shop-TRINKETERo!
One Of HE many madeap items
found In This handsomely dec
Grated. recently opened shop
which Is right next 10 Herman's
on So Dvval Street. Everything
to please milsdy's fancy Is here
-Fhinestons studded accessories
TO 90 with one Of The stunning
handbags displayed In The cell
Ing high shadow boxes. Cloves
both serious and say-snd COS
tune isweIrY for every within and
those exirs-speeial nonsensicaI
things such as q mole mouse
trap" with miniature French
Poodle - sporting . posie on his
head, which make such excellent
surprise" gifts or bridge prizes.
II you haven't passed through
The delightful Black Door Of Trim
kstero-shs excitement Of just
seeing this amazing shop - for
you will still be in sfore-and
don't forget TO exchange greet
ings with Madame Blackamoorl
= = - = .
Harmony consists OF chords
which form the structure for the
m e lody. People tend to no.
ticee what is in a home - first
and then the building itself. How.
ever, if the structure were to fall
down-then it would be Earring and
SO it is if a wrong chord is struck
the effect jolts the listener i'm
mediately, and breaks the pattern
of musical pleasure.
The third component is rhythm
which according to the Greeks is
the word meaning Flow. Here
you have ''tone" and the duration
of it and its organization into a
certain pattern or design completes
the full meaning Of the words
good music.
Rhythm is what makes the melo-
dy and harmony segments move.
1t also conveys that electrifying
sense of keeping time" which is
almost apart from the actual notes
of the music.
e = - : .
Even on Q rainy evsning-din.
ing at HE A and B Lobster House
House. 700 Front Street tdown
Duval turn right af Gulf Sta
tion) takes on . festive air. All
kinds Of ssafood-tvrfIs, lobster,
stone crab, fish (red snapper,
ysllowsaiI, sfc.l are on the menu
and there are sizzling steaks
for those who prefer them.
OF course, n IFS before dark
II might clear up and then you'll
BE- ssfenishsd and ever 50 pleas
Cd at The bresthtskins psnors-
mie waterfront view IS seen
from the dining roam Of The A
and B Lobster House.
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At the risk of possibly destroy
ing your heretofore simplified
pleasure Of listening to music--say
ragtime Jag, symphonies, etc.
shall mention the other charact-
eriStics of lust what music Isl
which are dealt with in the article.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02

M. Franklin, president Of the
United States Lines, announced
yesterday that the engagement
"has been terminated by mutual
consent"
The announcement added that
all invitations for the wedding
at fashionable st. Bartholomew's
Church were withdrawn"
No reason was given.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02
Labor Day Festival Offers Varied
Program Of Euents For Everyone

full day evening await patron who visits the D.
Paus Episcopal Festival schedule all day Monday
Dor Day. September under the general Ernest
Avila.
The sma fry West under the sponsorship
of the church with Glenwood Sweetng chairman
oed with mothers dressing them in their Sunday the
by Show Monday the judges selecting
u prizes to be awarded outstanding business
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02

Not only will children 6 years and
under pass in review Labor Day
but they, will have the fun of dress
ing their "dollies" for the occasion
too in the Doll Show at 1 p. m.
Labor Day. Beautiful prizes will be
awarded the prettiest dressed, the
largest. and the oldest doll.
Children may register their fav-
orite dolls at Bayview Park any
time from 9 a. m. until 1890 a. m.
according to Mrs. Albury, chair
man, and she urges everyone to
enter one or as many dolls as pos
sible. Baby show entrants should
be registered at the Chidren's Cor
ner on Fleming Street by Satur-
day of this week.
Fun and frolic will continue
through the day with many sche-
duled events among which in the
morning will see the "dignified"
Kiwanians, the roaring" Lions,
the reserved Rotarians, and the
''young and active" JayCees vying
with each other for manly strength
in the scheduled tug-o-war.
To insure that the male remain
at the park or return in the even
ing, a bevy of beautiful girls, COM
plete with the latest in bathing
suits (but no Bikinis) will walk
among the patrons of the festival
revealing the merchandise down.
town Key West merchants have to
offer them and their wives and
daughters.
FAN brides will be particularly
impressed with the consulting SER
vice and ensembles available for
her church wedding and the ward
robe which she may select simply
by stopping in at anyone of the
women's fashionable firms on Du-
val Street.
Among the wardrobes to be dis
played with the casuals, formals,
cocktails dresses, resort wear, and
fall fashions from Herman's, Mar
Eds, Mangel's, Diane Shop, Mil
ler's, Three-Sisters', Cotton King,
and Rubin Appel's. A special fea-
ture will be jewelry from Her
mans new and modern, "Trinke-
tero."
Women of Key West will be in
terested in the fashions, of course,
while the male members will be
able to relax from their s'labors"
on this particular Labor Day as
the following beautiful Key West
models pass in review according
to fashion commentator, Mrs. C.
B. Harvey: Gay Lou Barroso Tor
rey; Mary Ann Matchett, Barbara
Goehrins, Shirley Treadeau, Bev-
eriy Treadeau, Rose Mary Huff,
Donna williams, Vita Barroso, Pat
Patton, Millie Taylor, Yvonne
Moore, Sandra Thompson, Marily
Maegher, Shirley Hilgers, vi Ann
Youmans, Joan Lastres, Marilyn
Adams, Pat Jones, Pat Bethel, and
many others.
If the folks are interested in the
latest hair trends as revealed by
Donald's, Stell's, Reeds, Martins,
Frances Beauty Scion, Adorable,
and many other leading hair sty-
lists of Key West, they should be
sure to see not only the fashion
show but also the talent show fea-
turing many young and talented
artists and amateurs including the
City Commissioners whose appear
ance over WKWF was made dur
ing the March of Dimes Show.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02
.Socialites Cancel
Wedding Plans

NEW YORK, N-The wedding Of
shipping heiress Laura M. Frank
lin and socialite Clifford Vail Bro
kaw III, set for next Tuesday, has
been cancelled.
The young woman's father, John
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02
FOAM RUBBER RUGS

Foam rubber has been combined
with cotton carpeting to make q
skid : proof, longer wearing rug
which can be laundered in a wash
ing machine. Because of the rugs
porous nature, air can circulate
freely through it, keeping it clean
err.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02
Fiesta Queen To Be Selected At
Dance Sponsored By BPO Does

One Of the outstanding marking Inaugural
ton OF ferry service between Key West and Cuba viii be the
browning of the queen of the fest a.
The will be crowned foil dance
Saturday, September Annex will
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02

Niagara's Canadian falls have re-
treated upriver at the rate Of two
to four feet a year for 100 years,
says the National Geographic Soc
iety.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02

FOUR YEAR OLD --- Little
Carol Sue Arlington celebrated
her fourth birthday with q par
II at the home of her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3.
Mardis. zoos Seidenberg Ave-
nue.. on Monday afternoon. Ca
rol Sue was quite the little hos
tess to her friends and is pic
tured cutting her birthday cake.
She Is the daughter of Mrs.
SYbil Arlington. - National
Photo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02

Was visiting Gertrude and Ray
Byrnes the other day, and he hand
ed me a most interesting little
leaftlet entitled, ''Music Treasures
of the World" which contained
brief music appreciation course.
The article which caught my eye
was How to Listen TO Music"
- so, would like to YELL you all
Of it.
,"Sic elements consist Of
first the melody which is known to
Seward seaport record., 1954-03-12
Homesi+es Made
 Available for Patent

Information has just been re- ceived that three more homesites on the Chugach National Forest have been made available for patent. These homesites are lo- cated in the Falls Creek and Lawing domestic Groups. The individuals whose homesites are being eliminated are David V. Kimball, Edward L. Donaldson, and Jerry L. Bair. These indi- viduals have completed all of the requirements for homesites and are now eligible for patent.
 It is the policy of the Forest Service to eliminate homesite tracts where they are located near established communities as promptly as possible after the permittees have met the home site requirements. They are then eligible to make application to the District Land Office at An chorage.
 Residents are particularly for tunate in that the homesite law can be applied in the National Forests of Alaska. This is not
Seward seaport record., 1954-03-12
PROPOSE DISCONTINUANCE OF ISLAND BOAT SERVICE

A proposal has been made that the mail service between Seward and Nikolski, including all way points, be discontinued when existing contracts, expire on June 30, with airmail service to be substituted.
 This service was discontinued several years ago, but resumed after a year upon repeated re quests from the residents of that part of Alaska. Airmail service was undoubtedly much faster and more frequent, Del. Bartlett said, in protesting the move, but heavy freight such as machinery and household items proved too expensive to ship by air.
 Bartlett also stated that in his opinion the postal department would not be saving materially by the change since the CAB would be required to pay air carriers additional. amounts for new or improved service to the island communities served.
Seward seaport record., 1954-03-12
LEGION TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY SUNDAY

The public is invited to join the American Legion next Sun day, March IA, for turkey dinner from to 8 pm. in the Legion Club. The affair will celebrate the 35th anniversary of the founding of American Le- zion.
 Charlotte Lesko is chairman of the dinner arrangements, as sisted by many willing workers of the Legion Auxiliary.
 Grace Merrill, president of the Auxiliary, will present birthday congratulations to the Legion and present a large birthday cake. Price is $2,O0 per plate,
Seward seaport record., 1954-03-12

possible in the continental Unit ed States. Hundreds of homesites have already been eliminated from the Alaska National For ests and permittees have receiv- ed patent and now own their tracts.
Seward seaport record., 1954-03-12

Passenger: You'll bring me back safe, won't you?
 Pilot; I've never left anyone up there yet
Seward seaport record., 1954-03-12
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Seward seaport record., 1954-03-12

Figures don't lie but girdles sure condense the truth.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-03

Matte Mae Carroll Irma Hucks,
Irma Jean jackson. Barbara Joan
Lewis, Maydelle McCrackin, MAJ
lie Lee McCrackin. Dorothy Jean
RADON, and Shelby Jean Shelley,
all of Aynor; Sara Margaret Harp
er, Bucksport; Margaret Ellen
PARROT, Cherry Grove Beach;
Glendora Jeruska Gerald, Shirl-
ey Temple Graham, Pebby 10
Hardee, Mary Jane Lewis, Patrel
Little, Mary Ann Long, Judith
Caroline Reesor. Jessie Edna
Stanley, Edna Etah Thompson,
Willie Ellen Thompson, and Mar
tina Anne Washington, all of Con-
way.
Also, Janice Sue Allen. Crescent
Beach; Hazel Nadine Bell. Ruby
Elma Gerald, Priscilla Irene
Vaught, Susan Elizabeth Vaught,
all of Galivants Ferry; Frances
Jeanette Harrison, Green Sea;
Master Lay Plat, Little River:
Peggy Ann Edge, Sidney Ann
Hickman, lila Pearl Powell, Patri-
cia Rae Quinn, and Mary Emma
Springs, all of Loris.
And, Doris Mae Gerald and
Hazel Altman Richardson, both of
Mullins; Beth Parker Clardy. Do
ra Mae Lawton, Fannit Veanna
Lee, and Joyce Anne Vereen, all
of Myrtle Beach. Marvel Nappie
Floyd, Martha Elizabeth Soles,
Christine Strickland, Nancy 10
Strickland, and Jacquelyn Cribs
by Worley, all of Nichols; and
Clemingene Brooks Rhodes, of
OCeai Drive Beach.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-03
HOSPITAL NOTES

Persons admitted to the Loris
Community Hospital from Octob-
er Il through 25, are as follows:
Mrs. Flaudia Fowler, Claren-
don, n. c.
Don Faircloth, Ruote l, Tabor
City.
Barbara Williams, Tabor City.
Jerry Williams, Tabor City.
Joseph Stroud, Star Route /,
Fair Bluff.
Mildred Thomas, Chadbourn.
Mrs. Erwin Van Coleman, Tabor
City.
Peggy Jean Worley, Route 2,
Tabor City.
Irene Charles, Route 2, Mich
OILS.
Mrs. Willie Hilburn, Route 3,
Whiteville.
n.rs. EsteIle Stone, Route 2,
Tabor City.
BABY Jonn Allan Srivey. Route
l, Tabor City.
Mr.. Mary frances Herring.
Zero LOTuo, y. I.
LosSIc SoleS, Tabor City.
MIR. j. c. Johnson, Fair Bluff.
Mrs. Garland Fowler. Route 2,
Tabor City.
Mrs. Matte Buffkin, Route ,.
Tabor City.
Mrs. ID. c. Nealy, Route l, Tab
or City.
Frankie Buffkin, Route ,, Tab
or City.
Mary Williams, Route 2, Tabor
City.
Ruth Melvin, Green Sea.
Mrs. Olive Clemmons, Tabor
City.
MRS. Blanche Granger, Tabor
City.
Margaret Mclaughlin, Route 3,
Tabor City.
Tommie Butler, Route ., Tabor
City.
Irene Williams, Tabor City.
Bertha Strickland, Tabor City.
Mrs. Jenrette Fowler, Route 2,
Tabor City.
Persons admitted to the Looris
Community Hospital during the
week of October &c through No
vcmbcr | are as follows:
James Cause, Loris.
City.
Shirley Louise Bridgman, Tab
or City.
RUBY Hill, Tabor City.
EsSie Macon. Nichols.
Mrs. Jenctte Fowler, Tabor
City.
Bertha Long, Clarendon.
Micelwee Bellamy. Clarendon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-03

Ths firls ,sttiement of white
men On The Atlantic coast Of North
America was made near the
mouth Of the Santee River on
winyah Bay In 1926.
The first tea farm in America
was at Summerville. S. c.