The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 22, 1947, Page 6

MAMMOTH STRATOJET MAKES MAID OWING) (AP Wirephoto) THE NEW BOEING XB-47 STRATOJET, describ:d as potentially the world’s most powerful plane, circles the Army air field at Moses Lake, Wash., rear the end of its first test flight on the 44th anhiversary of the Wright Brothers’ first flight at Kitty Hawk, N. C.. The 60-ton bomber is pow- ered by six jet engines. ; pe 8. - mite Beé Hive Club TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS 7 ° (Know America) x Holds Meeting Carroll Reece, chairman of Bathe Sa At Mrs. Herera’s jthe Repblican: National | Comit- [eee F tee, born in Butler, Tenn., 58 Daughter to Cabanases The. Bee Hive Club held its} years ago. Mr. and’ Mrs. Edward ‘M: ‘Ca- regular ‘meeting Thursday, De- | Bainbridge Colby of |New! banas, 209-B, Painciana, an- VIE cembér 18, in the home of Mrs.! York, lawyer, onetime U. §, sec-} nounced the hirth of a daughter! | Gertrude Herrera, with Mrs.! retat of state, borri in St. Louis, in Key West Municipal Hospital Herreta and Mrs. Julia Knight as! 78 years ago. at 12:23 p.m. yesterday. The baby hostegses. on Lyman Beecher Stowe, auth- ; Weighted six pounds, two ounces Gifts for Secret Pals were ex-|or and lecturer, grandson of changed and new Secret Pals; Harriet Beecher Stowe, born in Son to Woodsons drawe for the coming year. ; Saco, Maine, 67 vears ago. A son, weighing five pounds, Chtistmas carols were sung by Deems Taylor of New York,|cight ounces, was boin at 2:10 members, and played, by Mr. and | famed composer, born there, le m. yesterday in the Key West Mrs, Armando Fernandez and | years ago. Municipal Hospital to Mr. and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Vie-| Lewis Metcalfe Walling, form-|Mrs. Edward Woodson, 1116 tor Watkins on their Stringed | er department of Labor’s Wage {Seminary street. instruments. Refreshments were | and Hour Division head, born in served. Mrs, Dolores presided at} Rhode Island, 39 years ago, the punch bowl. Major Geteral Alden H. Waitt going vessels sailed regularly Present were: pce the Chemical Warfare Ser-| out of Boston. Mesdames’ Frances Albury,! vice, born in Orlando, Florida, 55 Bertha McConnell, Louise! years ago. Thompson, Zena Felton, Violet}! Andre Kostelanetz, conductor Sticktiey, Leona Collins, Lillie} + ?=——=----=-—-----~—- csc “cee: | LOOM LOOT-BARGAING GALORE! Lones, Camille Robinson, Myrtle ; Sandj, Annie Rodriguez, Nath- | °K JUST ARRIVED w Phileo RADIOS alie night, Bloney Valdez, Figrd Micheal, Flossie Tayler, | Antofnette Roberts, Flossie At- @ MEN’S Suits, Shirts, Socks, Ties, Bathrobes @ Ladies’ and Children’s WEAR Hurry—Get Yours by Today—Pay Next Year In the year 1700, 194 ocean- born in Russia, 46 well,:Dolotes Taylor, Ellen Rob- |) © etts, Arinando Fernandez and’ daugttter, Thelma, Watkins; Migses Joy Stickney, Deiars| Taylér; Messrs. Armando Fer- pander, Vietor Watkins, Easer/ 1 HAMILTON MERCANTILE CO. Taylor, Jr.; arid the hostesses, 707 WHITEHEAD STREET Mrs:Julia Knight and Mrs. Ger- trudé Herrera. PHONE 1512 | | SEE YOUR CHRISTMAS TURKEY ALIVE CHARLIE’S LIVE POULTRY and EGG MARKET Select Your Hen Turkey 8 to 15 POUNDS REASONABLE PRICE UR WE Dios Place Your Turkey Order IMMEDIATELY AS TURKEYS ARE VERY SCARCE Soft-Bone Pullets 4 to 6 POUNDS FOR ROASTING Through This Daily RABLICAL BULLETIN THREE DAYS TO CHRISTMAS! Timé for the birth of Christ, nd the dawn of all things % new, Pirigito opén the doors ee @ix:hearts to the pure and ea king vera t hree-' days to Christmas left!— Thm far an act of love ! Toward the lonely (and bereft! - For Complete Details Read: Qt. Matthew 25:40 (1036) * Publishers—The Monthly Booklet} % “Enjoy Your Bible” Different kinds of sponges varyjin size from those which must be viewed through a hand @lasgto those which are as much as sim feet high. —* CARD OF THANKS Our beloved mother, Fannie C. Robérts, has departed but we eannot forget the kind thoughts and deeds of her friends who did! so much during the long illness.| The ;doctor, and Mr. Pritchard, whogwas so thoughtful and kind, will Rlways be deeply remember- ed. ¢The lovely floral offerings and'Sympathy cards are a token of Ygiendship and Christian fel- lowship that is a deep solace and comfort to us. Our neighbors will ‘never be forgotten nor will thos¢ who rendered the beautiful hymfs and Reverend Reid, who visited during her illness and de- liveréd a beautiful sermon. We should like to say thanks per- sonafly to those friends who act- ed a§ pallbearers. 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