The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 29, 1951, Page 10

Page 10 THE KEW WEST CITIZEN = Thursday, Noveinber 2". 1981 ie sik bee Ee BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNU THEY WUZN'T LHEAR TELL PORE Sey ede LOWEEZY od GNASHVILLE OF HER EVES ALL DAY YESTIODY y wi WHAT THAT HOMBRE h WANTED! iF HE CAME TO ROB ME, THE JOKES ON HIM. IM AS BROKE AS A DEAD BRONCO! THANKS FOR THE TIP-OFF, DREAM BOAT’ pany COACH SAW YOU PLAY! HE'S. UTTERLY. DELIRIOUS TO SS FFY SMITH SPOTS, RIDDLES-- MAYBE HE'S THIRSTY! ~ | -/ come IN, MY Boy.” GET HIM A COLD DRINK~, THIS 1S GONNA BE GOOD.” 1 TOLO THE Guys ME HERE AN! COACHES AN ME TO SIGN U' MAKE Your: fOeae bt sr AND ) SELF AT HOME.’ ALKING ) JERE'S ARE AFTER es COMFORTABLE BOY- OH-BOy-IT SEEMS LL ASSUME MY BEST AG IF THE GIRLS ARE Li .| | POSE WHILE SHE GOES GETTIN’ PRET TIER EVERY DAY/ HERE COMES A TPOGED Like | THIS AT CONEY ISLAND NEXT js = THIMBLE THEATRE-—Starring Popeye 1 BROUGHT MY SNAPSHOT ALBUM AND SWEE'PEA’S Tom Sims and B. Zaboly TO CATCH UPS 1 AM EXACTLY ONE YEAR STAMP BOOK! shawn up to. claim the plane MRS. JOHN B. WULLICH of Oklahoma City 1 and get the small airplane he landed in her back yard. He put the ship dowr. there last Saturday. took out a rifle and walked away without so much as saying “how do you do.” Neighbors a ported the flier said he got lost on a hunting trip and had: to land. Since then, nobody has (®) Wirephoto wishing. the strange man would come back Thanked For Giit A personal letter from the Pres idential Quarters on the Naval Station dated, Novembe and signed by William D. Hassett, sec- | retary to the President of the| United States, has been received } by Mr. and Mrs, Delid Perez, 1208 Simonton street. They asked the President’ to accept a 1 Thanksgiving gift of pie be e they believe that he has done so} much good for the citizens of Key West. Said Mr. and Mrs. Pi members of the Démoc' ty, we were happy to e thanks in the way we knew Here is a copy of the letter: “Dear Mr. and Mrs. Perez: “Please accept the President's thanks for the lemon merinque | pie which you sent to him as a Thanksgiving gift. He greatly ap- preciated your thoughtful cour- tesy and asks me with his thanks to extend his cordial good wishes. ery sincerely “Wil D, Hassett” It’s a case of from the Little White House, the President's southernmost home, to ithe folks owning “The Little White House} restaurant, who specialize in home, cooking. 1 «AAR ES RET Re ela ' “Stewardship” Is Discussed At Ladies Aid The Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid| met at the church at 10th and Flagler, for their regular meeting on last Thursday at 7:30 p. m. “Stewardship” was discussed by the pastor, Rey. Carl Samme tinger. He pointed out a new sys- tem for flower donations for the altar, in the way of a “Flower Calendar.” Nineteen members attended the business meeting which followed. “Secret Pals” for the year were exchanged, It was decided to send gifts for the “Secret Pal’s” birth- day, and exchange cards for their anniversary. It was decided that the Ladies Aid would help in the payment of flags for the church. ‘A Lutheran flag, and an American flag will be placed in the church in the near future. It was also decided that the Aid’ will take care of Christ- mas decorations for the church, and gifts for the Sunday School children. Mrs. Larry Eschen, reported that the Christmas sale and ba- zaar, held recently, was a huge success, and thanked the mem- bers for their cooperation. The Christmas meeting will be held on December 13. At that time there will be a gift exchange, so each member attending this meet- ing is asked to bring one, not to exceed $1. Hostesses for that meet- ing will be Mrs. Larry Eschen and Mrs. Joseph Jurezynski. There will also be an election of officers at that time. As this was Mrs. Larry Eschen’s last business meeting, she thanked the members for their cooperation during the past year. Mrs. Eschen pointed out that the chief aim of the Ladies Aid is to aid in the growth of our church and that we should always work together to-| ward this. Mrs, Eschen is one of { | TAKEN STEPS TO SEE THAT THOMP- KINS GETS THE mr—rEzDm3 the charter members of the groups which was organized about a year and a half ago. Under her leader- ship as president, the group has mm from five to 25 members. The meeting closed with the Lord’s Prayer. ‘The Romans used asbestos 48 wicks for oil lamps. } —— STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE Triumph : v Let's show our faith in Freedom now—" ews CLARK GABLE our job, too! 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