The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 24, 1951, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE ee nt tet ns meme ate BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH hf SHE RUN | RUNS !! ) THEN HE'LL KEEP! TIE HIM.UP, AND WE'LL HURRY THE MEETING AT CATTLEMENS ‘HALL. CISCO... YOUR PUNCH! SHE HAS KNOCKED RIFLE RALPH COLDER THAN A BICYCLE IN) AN ICICLE! i) ae : | oe SNE TMING =—~1 SOMETHI |= \WE'ID BETTER HEAD BACK INTO é bse BAY I DONT LICE THE LOOKS OF ome THOSE CLOUDS - LARC es [ DADDY-= 1M PROLD OF YOU FOR GETTING | THES KEY TO THE CITY |} WANTED TO SHOW IT 20M THE MAYOR - | (Abe le 2,5 Prey aiinioaieoeeen rm Q) IH-Ga- SHE DIDN'T EVEN } LEAVE ME A DIME FOR Fre cy - PRICKY TROPICAL | 50 AM I-MY BROTHER | DANNY WAS HERE-HE TO HIS WIFE - SOI LET HIM UM ABOUT THE POOREST RICH GARFARE-I GUESS MAN IN TOWN — THEY. WENT I'M LUCKY IVE GOT THAT-A-WAY= MY PANTS - RDNER- tHE KEY WEST CITIZEN WHAR'S. TH’ BRAKES e MEANWHILE, ANGRY TENGE ORE i waded ov CATTLEMENS HALL.. IF THEY START: SOMETHING, WELL WE Le SHOW FINISH IT/ IT'S ONE OF THOSE | | YW SS oa -— 5 ER wi Se BLOWS THEY COME UuP-FAST-/ WELL, IT’S DANGEROUS, IF'N WE DON'T, N\ THEY'LL SCALP US! ‘Y"_HANG ON TO THE TiLLer ..” GOFFA GET SOME THIS SAIL DOWN + “IVE | SUPPOSE HE CAN RIDE MARY Lou!! IT SEEMS THAT IF 1 WANT TO SEE ANY- THING I OWN- I HAVE TO GO.OVER TO HIS. HOUSE-- WHATS THE MATTER WITH PRO a on nc ew, ee YOU FORGIT Le AG we y) tJ ( PaRDON-SIR- BUT YOUR WIFE'S BROTHER HAS BEEN ARRESTED --HE WAS CALIGHT TRYING TO OPEN A BANK WITH THE KEY TO THE CITY / I PLUMB FERGOT TO INVENT ENNY BRAKES P'LETS GIT THE PALAVER DONE AND OVER... LETS GIT THE WAR STARTED! HUH / It HAVE AWIFE THAT GOES THROUGH _THURSDAY, MAY 24, » 1961. By Fred —— People’s Forum SOSSHHOHSSHSSHSSSHSOOSORDE The Citizen wete clprea. sions of the views its read. ers, bat the editor reserves the right to delete ans items whieh are considered libelous ranted. ‘The writers fair and confine the ihtinrn te 200 words, nnd write on one side of the paper only. Signature of the writer mast ac letters and will he p leas reqnesicd otherwise, THANKS PUBLIC: $1,000 PROFIT REACHED Editor, The Citizen: The committee for waste paper drive of Ley Memorial Methodist Church again express- es to you its appreciation for the j | | your excellent cooperation and | assistance in this campaign te | obtain funds to build a new éd- ucational building through the sale of cardboard and waste pa- per. Your splendid publicity and large contributions of waste pa- }per have helped greatly with | this project. Countless individuals and num-- erous firms and organizations are assisting with the project, and ; the committee expresses thank- {ful appreciation to each of them. The paper and cardboard are hauled to Miami each week through the courtesy of the Gulf- stream Food Store, whose gen- erosity in lending to the church the use of its large van makes market of the paper possible. Mrs. E. P. Johnston, Kenneth Curry, William N. Hoffman and !the Reverend Eldon Simmons | have volunteered to pick up pa- per throughout the city, and they have done a valuable and ardu- ous task in bringing the paper to the church, Other members and friends of the church have assisted, and many who are mem- bers of other churches, and who are visitors to the city. Especially does the committee thank the Masonic lodges of Key West and the Rainbow Girls for quantities of cardboard and pa- | per; also the Reverend and Mrs. W. J. Ashworth of the Fleming Street Methodist Church, the Reverend Leon Wells of the First Methodist Church, and the con- gregation of those churches for their, cooperation; the First Presbyterian Church, and the other churches in the city which have assisted; the schools of Key West, the Municipal Hospital and © the U.S. Naval Hospital; »Robert Gravel; the Margaret Ann Stores, the Atlantic Motel; the Hi Milk Co.; Mulberg Chey or Home Appliance Co.; olsum = Bakery; Appelrouth Desk oan Store; Western Auto Store; Minnie Porter Harris; Miss Mary Fortner, and many others wlis ” have contributed especially large ae quantities of cardboard and pat. Ae & per. : Mr. Hoffman, co-chairman of the committee in charge of th | pick- up service, has been: cal out of the city because of iliness in his family, and it was nob possible for him to take care | the calls last week. Therefo other arrangements | made, and a pick-up will begin this week when. me! bers of the church will call at the addresses having quantities of paper being held for church on Tuesday and Friday afternoons betWeen the hours. © 5 and 7. Since a schedule is be-. ing prepared, and some eee may be. omitted, it is reques' that those people who have been. so kind to save papere,for the — church, please keep it a few days longer. if it is not in the way, and again call 883-W, to make sure your address will be in- cluded in the new schedule. Yo assistance in this project is ae deed appreciated. To date the church has shippe 118,100 pounds of waste paper since the first shipment Marchi 24, That is a total of 58 tons! The first $1,000 profit toward new educational building has” been weached! This has been possible through the help of the community and the volunteer” work of members and —— the church. Very truly yours, MRS. STUART S. WHITING, | -Chairman, Committee on Waste : Paper, Ley Memorial Methodist. Church, corner Truman Ave and Georgia Streets. Key West, Fla., May 21, 1951.