The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-11
Bliss, !,
by D"1
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by
Jeanette

and warm-and the little boy was
red-headed. Consequently, when he
acted up, his teacher, Winifred
Frizzell told him he was being
punished and would have to stay
after school - those time-honored
words which we have all heard.
At the end Of the school day, his
teacher said he could either stay
in his room with his head on his
desk, or accompany her to a meet
in of the Junior Garden Club-their
first.
Well, you can readily see the
blight the active fourth-grader was
caught In. So-he chose the Gar
den Club meeting and felt rather
strange that he knew no one there.
AS in all such meetings-officers
were elected. The kids were told
to Just write the name of whom
ever they thought would be a good
president on piece of paper. !.
You can imagine Our Hero's sur
prise when he was elected Presi-
dent of the Junior Garden Club for
Truman School!-To say nothing
of his teachers establishment! Be-
cause she had to leave, she didn't
find out the news until the next
day!
For the above: This weeks Win
ner of two tickets to the Strand
theatre: Mrs. Robbie Wolf, 1000
Johnson Street-mother of Our He
ro-Marty Wolf! Ups. he'll make
q swell prexy!)
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Thought ! was mixed vp-sfop-
ped by Mans Bookshop and saw
flowers in The windowl Then re-
membered That this Iittle shop on
Fleming Street, under ihe caves
Of the La coneha had Just open
ed and they did II with posies
but they really sell masazinesl
Really think fine name Mans
Magazine Rack" would be more
appropriate for here are ell the
latest periodicals, papers, pocket.
books, comic books--So, " you're
bored-read some Of The light
Iifsrsiurs-Nan's st The La Con-
cha on Fleming Street,
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My Red Shawl tells me that Dor
othy Raymer has really been
storming the Big City-she has
three publicity free lance jobs -
including one for a night club in
Nassau! She has also sold TV
scripts and ideas and is doing mag
azine work! Bet she ends up doing
a Manhattan Clam Chowder'--
However, she hasn't forgotten
her "Conch Chowder days"-'cause
everytime she picks up the N. Y.
Times-she mutters, 'tLook at the
typos--and they said there were a
lot in the Citizen! Good luck,
Dorothy-you're not forgotten in
Our Town and your many friends
send their very best wishes!
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Looked at my shoe supply and
II said, "You shoe do need some
shoes. forgive mel and you'd
better get TO HE Globe Shoe
Store, SO Flsming-'eause there
10 shoe 'nvf . SHOE SALE!"
And boy, yours truly looked a.
HE tables where you can buy
shoes for $3.50 and $500 (easv.
sls-wsdgies and ssndaIs) and
then The $500 selection Is plac.
cd on racks according to size
and there are some good buys to
be found at HE Globe. III clue
you.
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The white is appearing thick and
fast in yours truly's topknot-or
why-columnists write "shoes" for
sure
Joan was bathing Mac In the
bathtub-or, from the looks of it
twas vice versa and then-drip.
ping, soaking Mac Jumps out
circles the apartment
Oh brother-what a mess! For
tunately there's mop at hand and
Joan, bless her heart, is wiping UP
the cold running water now found
in yours truly's home.
Think I'll escape back to the
roaring presses-the jangling tele-
phones-the clickty click of the
teletype-the conversation - the
peace and quiet of the Office!
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For those Of you who wish an
excellent selection Of iewelry-
expensive or inexpensive, John
sons Jswelry Store THAT little
green jewel box Of q shop) 624
Dvvsl will meet with your sp-
provsi. Here you'll be able 10
find Just what you wantl
70 give Just an indication Of
HE wide variety they sell that
KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RING
which Is not only beautiful. but
an excellent investment mas
much as you can buy . small
one. Turn Il In a. any time-on
. larger ons-set FULL CREDIT
for the first toward payment Of
the seeondl And This goes on, as
diamonds grow both small, med.
ivm and large and larssrl