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broken sizes --------------$4.08
1850 to $1.OO Costume
Flowers, soiled -----------1Oc
S5-S2.99 and $3.50 Washable
Cotton Blouses. plaids, plain
colors, broken sizes --------$1.09
11O--$l.39 Silk Scarfs with
hand-rolled, scalloped hens.
Printed patterns ---------5 9c
5O-$3.99 to $3.50 All Wool
Sweaters, broken sizes, colors,
$3.50
200 Perfects and Irregs. Of
Misses $2.99 and $3.50 Cotton,
Nylon and Rayon Blouses, $1.Oo
50 Perfs. and Imperfs. Of Misses
$5.95 and $7.95 Nylon Sheer Tri-
cot or Rayon Tissue Faille
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$3.50
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Is Misses and Women's $29.95
Rayon Poodle Knit Suits, pas
tells $500
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Is Misses and Juniors $685.
to $500 Wool Suits, many
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1-$92.95 Black and White Wool
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1-$92.95 All Wool Poodle Cloth
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2 Misses and Juniors $500
Mapped Alpaca Pile Topper4
some with Temp Resisto Innings,
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1-$125.OO Black Loose Coat,
size 10, 1907 wool $79.95
Misses $39.95 Zip-Lined Pas
tel Wool Fleece Toppers, $29.SS
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Rayon Dresses ------------$3.99
27-$3.99 Maternity Shorts and
Pedal Pushers ------------$2.95
$3.50 to $5.95 Maternity
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15-$1O.95 Cotton Dresses,
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S$17.95 Wool Jersey Dresses,
$1O.SS
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NegIigees

25-$S.95 Quilted Cotton Gold
Tone Print Busters, misses
broken sizes -------------S6 .95
12-$16.95 Three Piece Quilted
Rayon LOun ging Pajamas,
prints and plain colors, misses
broken sizes ------------$12.95
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and Arlington
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259 Prs. "As Is" Full Fashioned
NylOn Sheers ------------55c Or.
1855 Prs. Imports. Of Misses $50
White Cotton AnkIets, broken
sizes ----------------15c pr.
80 Prs. $1.35 6O-Gauge Nylons,
sizes 91a only, good shades,
69c pr.
1S9 Prs. Irregs. Of $1.35 Full
Fashioned NylOn Dress Sheers,
broken sizes and colors, SIC pr.
~ Prs. sos Wool and NyIOn
Slipper Socks, broken assort-
ment ---------------99c pr.
269 Prs. Imports. and Perfs.
Full Fashioned NyIons, size 81k
only -----------------------29O
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Teens, Wen.

3-$lO.95 Eight Gore Rayon
Skirts ---------------- $500
12-$3.99 Cotton BI0uses $3.50
3-S12.95 Winter Weight Red
Gabardine Jackets $500
1-$21.50 Grey Storm Coat,
$3.50
6-$5.99 Corduroy Jumpers. $3.50
1O-S2.99 to $5.98 SIipOn and
Cardigan Sweaters ------$1.69
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Housewares

4O-$1.OO Extension Cup Racks
for cupboard shelves --------40o
52-s1.o0 Cellulose Sponge Mops,
metal wringer --------------590
$3.50 Aluminium Cake PanA
zoe
22-$3.95 Oval Metal Clothes
hampers ----------A------$I.SO
64-$1.0O Metal Radiator Covers,
40
$500 aluminium Pudding
Pans, sets ------------------59o
25-$1.45 Aluminium Tea Ket-
ties, sgt. ----------------$1.O0
10-S2.29 Baby Baths, white
enamel, 17-qt. ------------$1.H
40-79c Air Moisteners, galva-
nized metal ---------------40o
,34-$4.98 Wardrobe Size Plastic
Garment Bags ------------$l.90
28-$2.2S Medicine Cabinets,
$l.Ss
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CLEARANCE!
SoiIed SHEETS and CASES

40 Sec S59 Pacific Percae Crib Sheets, 45x75 $50
30 Sec 1888 Pacific Percale Scaoped Sheets 7x08 $26s
65 Sec $249 Pequot Sheets labeled Newport 60x10S"
$1S0
$50 sec s27s Pacific Heavyweight Sheets labeled Merit"
72x1O8"
60-S1l9 Scalloped Pillow Cases. 42x38h" ---------79c
Lot Misc Bed Linens; Sheets, Pillow Ticks etc. S9c-$2S9
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LeatIsefgOOds

$3.50 Red Cakskin Bag, as Is,
&0.05s
les Women's sec and &i.oO Belts,
Ice
5$7.9S CaIfslkin Bags, black,
brown, navy, as Il --------$4.0Ss
1O-$6.OO Bags ---------$2.5Os
3 Mems $50 BillfOlds, as is
$685.
3 Mems and WOmen's $2.75 to
$3.26 Keytainers, rs Is ---$1.5Os
1-$10.5O Red CaIfslkin Bag, Is
Is ---------.------------.$3.05s
1-$7.os Brown Corde Bag, as is,
S3.95s
2S-$S.OO Bags ---------$1.09s
splHs sos t09
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l$22.50 Kenwood Wool BIan-
kets, 72x90 ---------------$14.S7
-&22.5O Wool Blankets, 8Ox9O,
1857
1s9.95 Blankets, 500 rayon,
$50 wool, $50 cotton ---$5.S7
SE$2.69 Cotton Blankets. 72x90,
rose ------------ ----5--$1.97
1$1O.95 Purrey Blankets, 72x90,
1872 rayon, 1870 wool $7.97
4 Secs, $11.95 Utility Blankets,
66x84, fabric content labeled,
S5.s7
8 Secs, s4.4s Mattress Pads,
b4x76 ---------------- $3.49
10 Secs, $S.4s Mattress Pads.
0tAto ------------------
l-$1O.s5 Fringed Robe and case,
$7.97
Street Floor-washington
+$22.50 Wool Blankets, 72x90,
$14.97
ls22.5O Wool Blankets. sox90.
1857
-S2.0s Cotton Blankets, 72x9o,
$1.97
Street FIoor-Arlington
Notions
$3.50 Family Comb Package,
19c
$500 Plastic Blanket Bags,
SOC
24-$1.OO Powder Puff Sets, 400
3O-$1,OO Slip-On Dress Shields,
broken sizes, plastic ------39c
20-39c-69c Lamp Shade Covers,
broken sizes -----4--------15c
6O-$2.95-$4.95 Rubber Girdles,
broken sizes, soiled ------$1.45
75-25C Rubber Hair Curriers',
2 cards So
2S-S1.0O Clear Plastic Rain
COetS ------------------
86-S1.l9 Plastic Rain Boots, 40
2l-$1.OO-$1.0e scunaes, broken
sizes, soiled ----------------S9C
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Knit U1sG1ies
ESQ Imports Of CSC Rayon Briefs,
white, pink, broken sizes 500
II Tmperfs. Of $1.95 Striped
RayOn Satin SLIPS, broken sizes,
$1.00
so Imperfs. Of $3.95 Cotton
Gowns, pink and blue, broken
vizes Observation-Disclosures
81 Rayon Vests. broken sizes
and colorS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lS Imperfs. Of $4.95 Nylon Tri-
cot Slips, white, pink and black,
broken sizes -------------$3.5O
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Street Floor-Washington
handkerchief

SO1VSU1V&b &bVVOB -
rs Mems 500 Cotton Handker.
chiefs with colored borders,
rolled hens ---------------25c
30 Mems $1.OO Linen Initial
Handkerchiefs, broken assort-
ueQC ----------------- QUO
IS Mems SOC Linen Initial
Handkerchief broken aSsort-
H1eI16 -----------------
s. Women's $1.OO Imported
Linen Print Handkerchief.
Large size, hand rolled hens.
500
100 Women's 29c Initial Hand
kerch1efS 100
IS WOmen's Soc Initial Hand
kerchiefs, broken assortment,
1870
30 Mems 18C White Cotton
Handkerchiefs with hemstitched
hens ----------------2 for ESQ
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1-$29.S5 Modern Design Cotton
Rugs, soiled, exc ------$1O.OO
S$59.95 Modern Design Cotton
Rugs, soiled, 9x12---------$25.OO
1-Sec. $169.95 Green Twist
Weave, 12x13.2 $59.95
1-$96.05 Rose TOne-On-t tone
Cotton, sOiled, 12x10.9 ---S25.OO
1-Sec. $149.95 Brown Floral
Design, 12x13.1O 5000
2-$1S.95 Sample Cotton Rugs,
4x6 ----------------$5OO
7-$6.S5 Gold Seal Drop Pat
terms, 6x9-------------- $2.95
1-$47.95 Beige Carved Wilton,
12X4 --$19.95
1-$86.95 Green Loop Pile Will
ton, 12x5 $19.95
1-$104.O0 Beige Carved Wilton,
soiled. 15x5.2 ------$21.95
1-$56.95 Rose Carved Wilton,
soiled, 12x5.7 $3.50
1-S99.00 Grey Twist Weave,
9x12 ---------------$5O.OO
1O-$7.95-$1O.95 Sample Wool
Rugs, 27x54 $2.0O
1$3.95 Hand Hooked Rugs, 2x3.
$1.9S
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GIOUes

50 Prs. e3.5O 10 $500 Leather
Gloves, soiled from handing.
White, grey, channels. Some
washable. Broken sizes ----$1.0o
10 Prs. 500 Double Woven Cot
ton Gloves, beige, brown, broken
61ACo -~--------------~ -NesVW
20 Pm. 500 10 $15o Sueded
Rayon Gloves, red, green. pur-
pie, pink, white ------------69o
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Lamps
16$S.00 TOIe Table Lamps, 25~,
with parchment shades --$2.99
1I-$19.98 China Decorator
Table Lamps with assorted dec
orations, with rayon shades. as
Is --4---------------------$9.O $500
1O-S15.OO Modern Spun Brass,
Color COmbination Floor
Lamps, with shades -----$S.97
4-$S0. 98 Modern Plaster Figur.
Ines, 81 tall, with a" coolie
shantung shade 1887
lS9S.0S MIX Glass Table
Lamps, assorted styles, with
parchment shades, some pairs,
$S.S7
Third Floor Washington
Lingerie
ass2.s9 ana $3.50 Rayon Bed
Jackets, broken styles, colors
and sizes 500
B&5.95 NyIon Tricot Gowns,
black, broken sizes ------. $3.50
l$10.0S Nyl0n Tric0t Gowns,
broken styles. colors, and sizes.
$500
S0SS.9S NyIon TricOs Slipi,
white. broken sizes --------$s.90
Second Floor washington
So-S1.99 Cotton Gowns, broken
styles and colors ---------$1.49
25S1.95 Rayon and Nylon
Briefs, white, pink, al sizes,
1S94oo FIanneIette Gowns
and PajamaA broken styles,
oolorB and sizes ----------$S.S9
second Eocr-WaslingtOn
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FaSrs

EtGTS
STATS Wild and Ranch Mink
scars ------------per skin $0.8S
$3.50 Baum Marten Scarf,
per skin $3.50
$4,000 Dyed Squirrel Stole,
$500
$1,000 Mink Stole $500
$1,000 Dyed MoutOn PrOcessed
Lamb Coat, size IL $500
$4,000 Dyed Sheared Raccoon
Coat, size Is -----------$139.OO
$4,000 Dyed Persian Lamb Paw
Coat, size Il, gray-------$139.OO
$239.O0 Dyed MarmOt Coat, size
IL ------------------ $159.OO
$4,000 Dyed Let Out Muskrat
Coat, size $299.OO
$4,000 Dyed Jap Mink Jacket
Cape -------------------$ 359.OO
An prices plus 20% tar
Fur products labeled TO show country
OF origin OF imported fufs
Second Floor Washington
Befte1. Dresses
4 Misses s2s.s5 to $685. NyIon
Tulle FOrmalS ---------S1 $500
Z WOmen's $500 Rayon Taffeta
Dresses $1,000
Is WOmen's Sass to $25.OO
Prints and Crepes- $1,000
( WOmen's $500 to $685. Lace
and Chiffon FormaIs $24.OO
] Women's $22.95 Rayon Print
Dresses -------------------S0.OO
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China
1-$1S.98 Dinner Set, 53-pc.
service for, 8, Wild Rose pat
tern -$1O.98
@$10.9S Luncheon Sets, 32-pc.
service for 6 --------------S5.98
2-$1O.9S Luncheon Sets, 32-pc.
service for 8 -----------$4.98
@$4.9S Metal Flower Bowls
with pin frogs -----------$1.49
sass Decorated Cigarette
Sets, 2-pc.----------------$1 500
S$19.98 Capidimonte Urns,
decorated ---------------$9.98
Sass Relish Dishes, pottery,
$1.98
$500 California Tea Pots,
floral decorations---------$3.95
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Auto Seat COUerS
1885 Sealed-in Plastic Covers,
$3.50
$34.95 Saran Plastic Covers,
new patterns ------------$14.9O
$685. De Luxe Plastic Covers,
$17.95
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Upholstery

Upholstery
$17.s5-$l9.9s Studio, Daveno
Covers, printed, plain ----$9.95
$1.69-$2.25 Slipcover, Drapery
Materials, vat-dyed ------ $50
Upholstery Squares, extra large
size, friezes, tapestries, ETC., $50
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Street Washington
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-18
Rev. Simmons
|ToPreach At
Ley Memorial

Sunday School At Ley Memorial
Methodist Church, 1904 Truman
Avenue at Georgia Street, meets ct
S:45 in the morning. All parents Of
children under nine years u age
should be reminded that the nul =
cry. kindergarten, and primary
classes now meet at Ley Hall, 1215
Truman Avenue. These children
should be delivered and picked up
at Ley Hall: Otherwise they win
have to cross Truman Avenue.
The morning worship win be-
Gin a. 1850. Tho pastor q he
Church. ihs Rev. Eden SINNERS.
hes chosen 90 his seFmon sub.
laet, ~ You Loved Ne Like I
Love You." The eholF. under me
direction Of Mr.. Hsrberf Ford
will use 90 HE anthem HaeInan !,
ven Bsroe's WAS u Fer Me-"
Mrs. Thomas Whitley b Inc o..
eanisl.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
win meet at $50 p. m, and even.
ing worship Is set for 7:30. The
evening worship sermon topic win
be, Known, Yet Unknown" This
service is unusually informal. Much
of the time is devoted to the sing.
ing of favorite hymns and gospel
songs.
During the week the schedule
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-18
Services
Slated
Stone Church

The Rev. J. Paul TOuchton WIN
preach On Sunday morning at The
First Methodist Church On the %.
pie "God Everlasting Mercy" We
80 often ny In our thinking b lin
Il the goodness and kindn6sS a
God 70 the measure II mercy
which We happen b have which 4
usually very liberal with 0ufDalvel
and those whom We Aold dear hul
we fail 70 reach this love and card
out 10 others IN our thiMAiMe.
Mr.. TouehNon WIN eouGinno III
study e great hymns e Tie church
BY calling attontioa 70 he lovely
hymn Of Frederick ". FaNef,
There's Q WIldness b Cod'i
Mercy" A careful study Il this
hymn win Inevitably broaden any.
ones idea Of the greatness and
goodness Of God.
IN the evening Mr.. TOuehtOn's
topic win be ''The Holy Habit u
Church Attendance. I" he writer q
the book Of Hebrews Ia Tie New
Testament urged upon his readers
the importance no. 10 forsake the
assembling II The believers tosstA-
er.
In the morning worship tAe chair
under direction Of Mr.. Earl AndeR.
on win sing: ''Peace I Leave with
You" BY Roberts, and In Tie eve.
ming the anthem win Be: 20 Lord
Most Holy" By Franz Ait.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-18

principles to take root, but pun
them up every now and then as
children do the flowers they have
planted, to zee Il they are grow.
ing. --LOngfellow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-18

A mans country Is NOT : certain
area q land but h Is : principle:
and patriotism is loyalty to that
principle.
-George william Curtis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-18
Bible School Slated At The
Church OF The Rock Sunday

ne Chureh d the Roek. Presby-i
leEian IndependSnt. SIS Frances
s., WIN bagin their Sabbath obser-
vance with Ne Bible School open
IND Sunday morning At 10 am.
I'D. william HIN. the Superintend-
ome Win BE In charge. and while
some IL hls veteeAn teachers are
enjoying their vacation up north,
~ WM have competent substitutes
- provide teachers for all classes.
Parents whose children are IN no
elheg school are urged to visit this
Seh0oi.
IL nskning worship service win
hagin at II o'clock with the Rev.
NJ. Rogers giving the sermon. He
has ehOsan for hie topic Facing
Failures FearIessly. There are
MT many successful men. either ii
huninen = h religion. who haven't
foiIsd time and again. That Of
eourse doesn't mean that they
were absolutely down and out, but
that IN soma venture by word Or
deed. they have failed miserably.
Ia baaiA0as man generally has
tha pluck 10 pick up and start over
bonekltEing from his errors. Too
olten Tie Christian becomes dis.
eSnraeed and paeifies his eonsci-
enee b. laying and actually think
u, 20 Wen, I'm Just a. good as
ny nalehbor." Such philosophixing
4 characteristic 81 the coward, re-
moves The necessary incentive for
success either in business or rell-
gicn. TIE real objective and goal
II, ''Be ye perfect even 40 your
Father d perfect" Nat. S:ls
The Women Of the Church have
encouraged the Supper Club TO
Give another Beach Party. There
have been 90 many requests that
Il b repeated that the Committee
has arranged Tor smother supper
On the beach Wednesday evening
the 22nd. Members and friends Of
|the church ara invited 70 bring
their covered dish together with
De ehlldreA ana enjoy q social
|ovoalng taeether.
Vlsltefs. u he city, service men
and thelr families, win an lind .
|moSt cordial welcome ct this
|ehureh.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-18
Guest Preacher
WnSpeakA At
LOcalClurcll

he Rev. :. c. Smith, pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church.
White and Washington. WIN take
for the subject Of his sermon ''Tak-
Ing Jesus Seriously" The scrip
tllre lesson II Luke SILL. The
choir win sing the anthem ''Fair.
est Lord Jesus" hy VoIkslieder.
The Oifertory win be q solo by
BIN johnson eff With All Your
Hearts" by Mendelssohn.
The Sunday Sehool elsssss he.
Elm % S;so .. m. vlsltass will
slnd eerdial weleeme. There
sFe classes Ter all sss sroUps.
Sunday evening service ut 7:3O.
Come and sing your favorite hymn.
The pastors sermon ''The Depth
Of Life" A religious picture win
be shown and this service win be
followed by . short fellowship hour.
Light refreshments win be served.
The ladies Of the Church win have
. Bake Sale Saturday July 18th at
the San Carlos Theater.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-18

suBscRrBE 70 the CITIZEN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-18

We may be personally defeated,
but our principles never.
william Lloyd Garrison.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-18
Life" Is Theme
At Science Church

The sternal. spiritual nature Of
true being and identity Is the kew.
note Of the Lesaon-Sermon % Be
read IN an Christian Science to.
morrow subject Il 'sI.ife."
The Golden Text is from John
ts:10): "As the Father hath LIE
In himself, 80 hath he given 70 the
Son TO have Life In himself"
Included In Bible passages d
this verse from Psalms (6s:2O):
He that Is our God Is the God Of
salvation: and unto God the Lord
belong the issues from DEATH"
Corresponding selections from
''Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy include: ''Mortal man can
never rise from The temporal de-
bris Of error, belief In sin, sick
ness, and death, until be learns
that God Is only Life. . Spirit
and al things spiritual are the real
and eternal (p. 2se).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-18

more than three hundred thousand
pounds Of scrap to Miami.
The Church realized d gross Of
something over $500 from the
sales. Various expenses reduced
the net to 1850.
The building fund promoters a.
dOpted the slogan we win get
money anyway we can so long as
h u honest" With this in mind
various groups In the Church joined
tie effort. Among these the Wo.
mans Society Of Christian Service
led the way. They used all types
|ol sales and sccials TO secure the
IS, 900 they put into the building
fund over Z two year period.
The meat unique msfhod IN IRE
whsle campaign vas The sale 81
pair q Japanese ehop-sfieks.
A aervleo man, who had seen
service On lhe Pacific duYlna
werld War u, seld ne chop.
aIlsits - enc 81 The man h ire
Church and Nc u Turn soId them
y eeNaeons else, and 60 On down
ne Hire. Each peFson who ownad
shogn soId thens for whstsveF he
ceUld 81 cut 81 ihsm and PVT HE
pEeessds Into ire building fund.
The ldes nostsd nearly 500.
Last fan when the Ignatio Cobo
estate put the Old Maloney Home
up for sale the Church decided that
here was the place TO invest TIER
building fund. So, for $4,000 the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-18

Church acquired q building that
win house fourteen Sunday School
Classes, two bath rooms and q
Kitchen. The interior has been
completely redecorated by volun-
teer labor since the tenants moved
out In mid-April.
With these added facilities Ley
Memorial Sunday School win be
able to accommodate more pupils
and to offer them better training
than II has ever been able TO do
before. Parents bringing children
under nine years Of age should be
to take them directly to
Ley Han, LIS Truman Avenue 50
they viii not be forced to cross
Truman Avenue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-18

Lest Sunday was moving
de- Tor the children Of Ley
Il6morial Methodist
haEeh's Sunday School who
lfo eight years Of age and
vnder. Ninety-seven Of the
ldrsn who we're IN attend
stlee and their thirteen
tsaehsrs and superintend-
IT. took their lesson mater
lsle and chairs and moved
tercos Truman Avenue to
tie Old MaIoney Home
sshieh the Church recently
hought and redecorated for.
their nee.
Ihs building Itself, which.
has kssn named Ley Hail..
has quite . history Of It's
own. Tor many years It was.
tA6 home 81 one Of the old
- fnfIuentiaI families Of.
tio Island the Maloneys Of
tie Maloney Bakery. In fact
tho 6sieinaI bakery building
TIN stands adjacent to the
ytag a the old home. The
al6 hicnsd brick and sand
ason 4 still pretty much In
e With rs Thousands Of the
slht brick 70 be found any
whof
o .lfoo yoaFa So Ley
nlSlaI elvFsh tswnd lissk in
e. g aFi sIlveiiDM. Tss efis.
- eesiIIlIse w1ee heavily ever.
snAo Vim 0,6sv esteoi pvplls,
90 uAsn ~ nvnllahle resi- o..
fbfa ~ a61llioMel hulldlno, as.1
M rosalioM wos small ana
~ nsneloi strength - meet
- ND Mes1.
Speeitie plans : building
- We ntafled. 4 meeting q the
e. lniion WaS eaIIed q Noysm-I
- y -. and tha membershlpI
rs - iEiy.threo hundrde DOL
istt ~ paid ~ una l, ISL.
nes thn ne pledged amount
Cal1o = ~ Ne doadllne.
10 Alefass boom 10 The under.
tkklng cane y the spring Of 1851
N - 4 eefap papor drive was
itnne Tie whole community re-
g 8 thls oilort By Giving
ottaD Ser q tho Church. For
~ onths ne people d Key
t IA average IL more than
I atd pounds IL scrap paper
u ureh Lawn each day. This,
tqec.ke vim what VAS picked upI
~ t1le1B nlomt1r1, made 90 IN.
ptnt.l amount Through The eour.
txty g uiilltlraam Feed Depart
mtht Ezra. sAe Church delivered
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-18
Gems OF Thought
PRIMcIPLR3

PRINCIPLES
Principle il . passion for truth
and right. Habit.
Iha divine Principle Of healing
Is proved In the personal expsr.
lsnes Il any sincere seeker q
Truth.
Mary Baker Eddy.
Expedieats are for the hour;
principles for the ages.
Henry Ward Beecher.
Many men DO not allow their
Smyrna times., 1953-10-15

President Joan Shorts presiding.
Plans for a club Family Night
were suggested, and it was decided
that the club would ask the other
All organizations of this commun-
ity to Join it in presenting this an
nual event. 1858 Halloween activ-
ities for the club were suggested,
and a plan proposed by Ronnie
Stevens was accepted. Jimmie
Haas was appointed by President
Shorts to give Stevens any assist
ance which he might need. A plan
to present plaques to those persons
in the community who have made
outstanding service to An work
was submitted and was unanim-
ously accepted by the members of
the club. Two persons were Sc
lected by the club to receive this
years awards. Their names will
be announced at a later date. The
plan now only requires the approx
al of the New Castle County All
Agent, Maurice B. Field, to be
completed. Club co-leaders, Mr.,
and Mrs. Homer Stevens, reviewed
the number of projects carried by
the County Line members this year
and stated that some of them were
as yet uncompleted. 1t was sug-
gested that these unfinished ones
be completed as soon as possible in
order that they be scored in the
county banner contest. Ronnie
Stevens was appointed a commit
tee of one by President Shorts to
draw up a temporary constitution
for the club to be presented at the
next meeting. Meeting was ad-
journed and refreshments were
served by the host, David Spencer,