The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 31, 1951, Page 3

By Peggy Gaddis Chapter 12 AFTER that Thursday ni ” Peter began to appe his friends. It was as thoug! ang braced himself ang plunged ante contact with other people, he found it easier to e seemed, too, that of Centerville Marcia and the stra enveloped the old “Cur house. Almost every ever Was 2 group on é veranda, benind tain of honeysuckle ar Usually Betsy wa n f group, and very often Pe too At first Mrs. Marshal bring Peter in the fam then go on to spend ar with seme of her frie ar arr ome fac hem. It the y t take any steps before | Street to the porch: h returning to pick him up. Af steps to climb to the porc} while, Peter began to walk to reach his favorite chair.’ from the old Cunninghan Beisy's hear: always Be saw him come along t &rown drive, the tip of hi ick Cautiously feeling its way ead f him, as though The first time she saw up the drive, she couldn't herself from springing t and running to meet him tothe steps. But arm, rigid with protes hand she slipped thro at her like a blow. And that once again she hz hindered him, whe ed so passionately to he stood back, dis walked up the seat himself be: old canvas sw made herself sit st clenched tightly wouldn't help | spring to his aid f course, is alway epee + Marcia led f ... BASEBALL STATISTICS . . U.S. Nawal Station League Pt phic bi Club— Ww. L. Pet is Blue Angels iT OL sah SubRon Four 667 NATIONAL LEAGUE FAWTUlant ) W OpDevSta t 455 | Brook 62 32 Sonar 4 400) N a 44 Cardinals oof adel; 4 4 Navy Eagle : I v ISLAND CITY SOFTBALL I t ; LEAGUE i 4 Corporal Independents SubRon Four Coca Cola VX-1 Flyers Navy Home Milk OpDevSta i AMERICAN LEAGUE New York d Cleveland K t Julian's Appliance Store 125 DUVAL ST. TEL. 409 NOW AVAILABLE! Made of Port Oxford Cedar Sints, finished with son-chaik~ ing syathetic enamel. Also ALUMINUM BLINDS Available Free Estimates—Call 682 PROMPT DELIVERY Tihs SS t SITU v x : : 908 FLEMING STREET KEY WEST. : PHONE 682 aaa Drapery Cornices AP Newsteatures Peter's jaw I manage If only people Today's Games THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 Tuesday. July 31. 1951 Games This Week U. S. Fleet Sonar School NAVAL STATION LEAGUE Will Be Duty Base For "races Lt. Samuel Q. Miller oe SubRon Four vs FAWTU- Peter to see Pro- s always, the rt second game game SUBSCRIBE TO THE CITIZEN: id I know exa i Friendliness often is manifested in tiny, even intangrbie, ways. Yet st [| is a quality so powerful in its effect that merely a smile, 2 cour | teous word of a pleasant manner j will brighten one’s whole day When you Dring a prescription to | your Rexali druggist, you are re ceived with the friendliness of a | man who is a neighbor in your { | i Official U.S. Navy Photo LT. SAMUEL Q. MILLER . + Reports For Duty Here community Hand-in-hand with this courtesy goes the assurance that your pre- scription wili be filled promptly and efficiently by one whose busi ness it is to help your physician guard your heaith For friendly service, bring your prescription to Te be continued _ AMERICAN LEAGUE the - former Miss yatrick of Siletz, Ore and son living at San Diego oe we hapeg od eee OE ' ambe (14-4 t (AG 104) : 4 ein J ety says the gorilla is the largest 3), USS C V-{ of known primates, the gibbon = si S Houston ( j the most agile _ PHARMACY — (4-3 Pot ide The @ exalt Byes ; Fox : [HE ARTMAN PRESS t H Bellevue shir : ms kowsk USS New Orleans (CA 32), | PRINTING 1114 TRUMAN: AVEREE ComDesDiv 19 Statf, LU Corner Varela Street Sonar School, USS Witek LS. Fleet! san Diego, Calif., EDD 848) authorized to wear PHONE 177 and US terv: d Lt: Mi THEY DIDN'T KNOW Mother didn’t know that ber club's meeting date had been changed, so she niissed the important . election of officers, Dad didn’t realize that the golf playoff was set for Saturday morning, and so he missed out on SUBSCRIPTION BY CARRIER DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR 25¢ the exciting finish. Young son missed the important Boy Scout affair, beeause he didn’t know he was to report at the meeting place at 6 P. M. they That good show that the family wanted to see didn’t know it was playing bere. Mother wondered how Mrs. Brown was getting along, but didn’t know that she had been discharged from the hospital, a few days ago. The family didn’t know they could have sold those household items when they cleaned out the attic with a Citizen classified ad and used the cash to bay a new porch glider! The family missed out on the real savings at the anni versary sale of their favorite store, because they failed to see the big advertisement. KEEP INFORMED ON LOCAL EVENTS . . . BY READING The Key West Citizen PHONE 51 red Al Fre Wo