The Silver Spur Lounge, operated by Cecil and Lorraine Jones at 119 Kellogg, offered seven different variations of “pizza to go” during their grand opening.

WELCOME TO OUR GRAND OPENING - Inside or outside, you'll see one of Iowa's most beautiful lounges when you visit Cecil and Lorraine's Silver Spur.  Now the completely redecorated lounge will seat up to 140 guests.  The interior is beautifully decorated with interesting murals and shadowwood paneling.  Come in and see us during our grand opening.  We want you to become our friends.  CE 2-9702

Cecil and Lorraine Jones operated the Silver Spur until about 1962, when the name was changed to Captain's Club Tavern.   After 1964, The lounge was renamed the Beach House until about 1969.  Cecil and Lorraine's son, Larry Dean, also worked with them through most of these years.  Cecil built Trailer Acres (later Marvin's Mobile Manor) on South Duff and later owned one half interest in the Red Barn Supper Club.  Cecil's brother Bob built the Tip-Top and lived next door to that restaurant.