The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 8, 1952, Page 10

Page 10 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN: Wednesday, Octoper 8, 1952 BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH WAAL my maw HAD FIVE BOYS AN' THREE yet GALS, MIZ HICKERSON, MAGGIE IS STILL ANGRY AND NOT SPEAKIN’ TO ME! By Fred Lasswell YE PORE THING! _ YE (UST A-BEEN aims R DRETFUL LONESOME | SUSPOSEYOU HAVE SEEN ‘EN BFORE 22 ACES, POPEYE, LOTS OF Them 8 IVE Come For \~ HS ey at) IF He WANTS TO FROM THE? acon ORRY—.! Mb eae A 2 iM Ss BREAK OUR ENGAGE- paling Ataf meer MENT, WHY DOESN'T PAID HIS BILLY HE HAVE THE NERVE To COME FOR IT HIM= a yy. de By Roy Gotto who had lost a battle, and even Lopez did no more than grunt a had downed a cup of the stearp- ad downed a cu t ing black coffee. Ten he turned to Clay inquiringly. “Do we leave today, Don Clay?” he asked. “We have caught water ae to stay a little longer, nu “There is no need to stay,” Pedro broke in __ impatiently. “What can we do that we have fire, and as for his reaction he nodded glum- ly, “You're probably right,” he agreed reluctantly. “There’s no use going back over the same 8 alata He turned his back wm the peers for departule and wi Ea 8 E § 5 i 8 tf eal Fi i S828 i i g i E i i 5 i Ay ; ; i i fl I ry z 4 Z f Hie tii! rats weld peat 3 = bi ge i has é g i : i & aE ef ag H i . if E ke ee i z g 3 if a F i] & i & i i 8s i i } [ ] Ee BE ze ; i q rf evel is aE Fy 2 “ull Hi BEFE " | ie g i 3 os we've already tovered | covered over to the: foot of the! thrust shovels into *Fyetelte | t 32 ai L i i zt Hl Hy Bi gb rit it i THE KEY WEST CITIZEN costs me crin ot the realm So Write Pe mee ee By BILL MEYERS Three of the most enjoyable (fys of my life occurred only beciuse I read the Key West Citizen daily. Early in August there appeared an article saying the Business Projes- sional Women of Florida were to be guests of the B. P. W. Clubof Key West on August 22nd, 23d, 24th, 1952. I immediately . tde- phoned Mrs. Wilhelmina Harwy their State President and offend my services gratis. Mrs, Harvey was most gratefd, but insisted upon paying me, whic she did. For three glorious day 226 visitors from every part of thi} sunshine State of Florida brighten: | ed the lobby and dining rooms of the Hotel La Concha. We tasted! tropical fruits many never heard before;- we gathered flowers daily) and learned their origin and why they grow so prolifically in Key West. It is frost-free. Coconuts, nearly 2,000 of them were carried in cars to distant points in this wonderful State, and never were 300 ladies happier than the 226 vi- sitors and 60 K. W. B. P. W.’s Club members. thing and heard not a single word of complaint. We toured the is- |land in busses, saw the Little White | House, boarded the wonderful Sub- | marine Tender, Howard W. Gil- | more, and went through a Sub- | marine. All of us stored wonderful | memories in our treasure chest | which fond memory will often re- call. If I had missed the Key West Citizen that particular day the | notice appeared, all this joy would not have been mine. | When the streets were changed | a month or so ago, the only notice | I received, I read in the Key West} | Citizen. My radio blew,a tube, but every description appear daily. Pe- | | rhaps someone you know has made | application to be married;- and sadly, a friend may have away: surely you would wish send condolences to the family. | these and much more appear in the Key West Citizen. | Advertisements teli you of did sales; Jaxon’s Column | ways filled with interesting for the ladies:- and Bill Gibb * ist f ily 3 3 articles for the Key West Citizen. ores gcse & 88 s your wishes, O. Kemp and he’! body guard for you, serve a seat on ing. Usually the mains until the bus ind then he waves ‘ood-bye inwardly jyot return, because he f us dislikes complainers. A person using wisdom always ji, satisfied wherever God places } bin for the moment. Nothing on ea@th is perfect, unless it be the During the entire three days, 1 wee of Mother Nature and God's was in the very midst of every-; hatdiwork in sky, seas and earth. Reai the Key West Citizen daily andreap benefits such as you have not known. Often in advertisements | hous and lots are for sale at bar. prices;- someone wishes | to Ica.> in a hurry, and colua furniture, jofferg at a tithe |For & cents a wi | copietdelivered to your | day through Saturday At M cents a | does pt have time to | pa lame at their Meetings are print-| it m: | ed in The Citizen. Legal Notices of | feel A inl biel HF [ i hd i ve @ permanent mark, Fame particularly in Holly- It was a stroke of his showman. ship genius when the Sid Grauman thought up the having stars make i it Play i FE: eree