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Evening star., 1954-01-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC '4Oi good cond.. S125 OF
'53 inspection. Di. 7-R3is. If
PONTIAC '51 4-door: 8 CYL; r. and
h.; very clean. A real good bargain
at S1,095. MCKEE PONTIAC, 10th
and NJ SITS. NV. ST. 3-7107.
PONTIAC 81 Chieftain de luxe S-cyi
4-door sedan; two-tone green;
Hydra, r. and h.. sun shade; Low
mileage; one-ownef car. OutStand-
ing value. S1,395. ARCADE Pom
TIAC. 1897 Irving ST.. NV. AD
$500; A. 9Cae1d also a46o l4th st. nv nv
PONTIAC so chieftain de luxe 8.
cyl. 4-door sedan: dark green
Hydra, r, and h.; extremely clear
inside and out. SS95. ARCADE
PONTIAC. 1887 irving st. NV, AID
a-s6o0; also 3460 18th st. NV.
PONTIAC l64s club coupe; Hydra.
Matte. radio. heater. excelient; S395
terms. ROPER" 18th and r.
PoNTiAC AS streamliner "sr
Hydra, r: and h: excel. cond.: 49,,
600 mi: bought new BY seller; $3.50
IA. 2-661S,
Evening star., 1954-01-13

STUDEBAKER 81 Champion: auto.
drive; 1895. MARTIN MOTOR
SALES. 1888 Wis. ave-. EN-. 3-186S.
STUDE. so Oh. Regal 5-pass. coupe:
S695. MARTIN MOTOR SALES,
1888 Wis. ave-. EN-. 3-1S6S. --i5
WILLYS '4s station wagon; new tires:
original finish; perfect condition
tnroughout; only S495. OHIO WILL
LIAMS BUICK, R. l. ave. a. Goth
ZEPHYR 52 4-dr.; radio and heater;
leather interior; overhead valves; g.
cyl. engine; company ofiicial car;
low mileage; S1.195; 2-day money :
back trial. 4-month written guaran-
tee HILL & SANDERS, Wash. q
Oldest Ford Dealer. lila Vermont
ave. NV, AID. 4-43OO. -A14
Evening star., 1954-01-13
AUTeMoslLEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC '4e streamliner sedan cpe.;
eisliy a priced at s6s5. NJ ARc22GpE ABE
PONTIAC, .1437 Irving st. NV, AID.
$500; 6sld also s460 l4th st. NV,
PONTIAC '52 chieftain de luxe g.
Cyl. 2-door sedan: dark green;
sns s'Sag Satery With sua. she
ARCADE PoNTiAC, 1887 Irving st.
NV. AD. 4-S5OO; also 1880 14th
st. NV, RIA. 3-9670. IA
PONTIAC '52 cdr; Hydra. radio,
heater and seat covers; like new
inside and out. A beauty. Economy
nSs moneySsef cSmfort TRIAL sl3a lontn TSitisyy
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43o0. lii
PONTIAC '52 S-cyl.: black. this car
has been driven with care. sold new
by us; guar. 81 i95. MCKEE Pom
TIAC, 10th and M sts. NV, ST. 5.
sTuDEBAKER 80 Champion Regal
Pc Luxe 4-dr.; maroon: cd. h. and
hill-holder: 600 mi; excel. cend
Owner transferred abroad. S745
E; LANGEoRD; EN-. 2-S200. Ia
f.r one oTa STae5 Miin4S WI fE snlz K6fsR fSas
sFirhERsKrtp: H I; Az a :9th !t ST. e. ne Ia
r. h.. excel. cond.: S295. VIRGINIA
MOTOR SALES I'll N. Washington
Alexandria. XII. 9-4711. OV. 3-0711
Open ewes. till g. Ia
ISTUDEBAKER '4s 2-dr.: overdriye
hLExANDR iaa Ms'sfa NAsH hs6s Mt sSe1 $e1
non ave. Alex, Va. KI. 9-233C
STUDEBAKER 81 Champion de luxe
convertible; overdrive, fadio, heater
and plastic seat covers. New black
top and yellow finish. A car for q
man who knows value; 1895. 2-day
money-back trial: 4-month written
guarantee. HILL g. SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. III
Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-43OO, Il 4
ISTUDEBAKER 40 Champion 2-dr.
Cd: $5g5. MARTIN MOTOR SALES
5a33 Wis. ave. EN-. 3-lS6S. Iii
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Land Cruiser: q
owned by director Of large local in
stttution name on request); ear
has always been chauffeur cared fol
and driven. less than $4,000 miles:
automatic transmission, heater. de-
1roster, etc.; this u the type Of car
that takes the risk out Of buying 9
used car; 81 ,095. MCNEIL STUDE-
BAKER, 4034 Wis. ave. NV. EN-
Kodiak mirror., 1954-04-24
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FOR SALE-4 door 1s5l Plymouth sedan. R&H. 55, 900 miles, cheap. $S65. Also 10 Horse Johnson. outboard motor, 1852 model QDL l3, practically new. $265. Contact Max at Ace Cab stand.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-04-24

FOR SALE-Kodiak Bottling Works complete. Building, business. equipment and furnished apartment. See Bettinger.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-04-24

FOR SALE Bettinger build ing at good price. See Bet tinger.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-04-24

FOR SALE -2 tank type toilets; 2 wash basins; 2 sinks; 2 half beds; l half bed mattress (innerspring). Also l fuel oil water heater Quo Therm); ? fuel oil heaters Quo Therm); other miscellaneous household items. Can be seen at Coast Guard Loran Station, Spruce Cape or phone 3421 between. 8::30 and i o'clock, ask for King.
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Kodiak mirror., 1954-04-24

FOR SALE - one bedroom furnished house outside city limits, Mission Road. $45O0 total, $500 down, balance like rent. Phone Base 467.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-04-24

FOR SALE-195l Willys Jeep Station wagon, 2 wheel drive, excellent condition and new tires. Call Base 4l3.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-04-24

FOR SALE-22 it. Dory with
 25 hp kicker. Phone 4131.
Evening star., 1954-11-07

puts you in quandary. Invite
them to stay for dinner? Perhaps
you'd like to. but have just enough
meat on hand for the family. You
can get awfully hungry waiting for
them to 60 home.
ELEMENTARY courtesy dictates
consideration for other people -
but the unexpected guest seems to
be thinking only of his comfort.
not of yours. He's in the mood to
see yOs he never bothered to
find out if this was a good night for
you to see him. A telephone call
could have Strengthened the whole
thing out.
Anyone who has suffered futilely
through the visit of an unexpected
guest knows enough never to be
one. make it a rule always to
serve notice. know that no matter
how sure you are that you will be
a welcome unexpected guest, it's a
very good bet that you'll be much
more welcome if you're expected!
4
NEXT WEEK: a reader tells
lsOsr she started her children
oss I,sasssers by playing a game.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Don't Drop In On Me!''
ny GLENN FORD
BY GLENN FORD
sTAR OF "iMTERRspTEB nEio1v"

They arrive looking exactly the
way they want to be seen, and in
exactly the mood when they want
to be with company. They catch
you wearing clothes you normally
wouldn't wear to 60 possun hunt
ing. and IN a mood when you want
to do anything except entertain
them.
Usually, you. the host, start
apologizing for the way the
house looks or for your bathrobe,
as you make embarrassed efforts
to shove newspapers of the sofa.
You do all the apologizing - when
the truth is they're the ones who
should be doing it!
There's one kind of unexpected
guest who walks in with friends.
I'VE were just passing by" he
says. "and I've been telling my
friends what a wonderful home
you have. and how delightful you
people are. " At that moment. you
feel anything but delightful or
delighted.
Among the unexpected guests
who are sure to be embarrassing
are those who arrive FIVE minutes
before dinner time. This always
Evening star., 1954-11-07

Most people object to
the casual, unexpected
visitor. This ac ctOr
gives some reasons why
MY WIFE. Eleanor Powell, and
NI usually have different ideas
on guests. Winch IS natural. for
Eleanor seems to love all kinds of
people. and likes nothing better
than having them at our house,
while I enjoy company best when
/ feel like having it and / know
it's coming.
However, on one thing both my
wife and ! agree: that the unex-
pected guest should be sentenced
to 20 years Of having his dinner
interrupted by friends who just
drop in
SOMEHOW the unlimited guest
always amhles in ON the maids
day of, when your wife has the
house turned inside out for house
cleaning. when you're in the mid
die Of an argument or when your
son, who Is usually a model of good
department., IS acting up.
/ remember one night when,
after dinner. we were relaxing IN
front of the television set feeling
very content and coey-
1t was getting late when sud-
denly our bell rang and IN walked
a couple we knew. dressed to the
teeth. Eleanor was in her house
coat and ! in my bathrobe. Our
friends were not only beautifully
dressed they were IN a gay mood.
That's what Iresent about unex-
pected guests. Being unexpected,
they have You at a disadvantage.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-25
DR.. Bruce Cannaway To Preach
AT Ley Memorial Methodist CHI.

DR.. Bruce Gannaway, Superin-
tendent of the Miami District OF
the Methodist Church. and former
pastor of Ley Memorial Methodist
Church, will be the guest preacher
tomorrow at Ley Memorial Church,
1904 Truman Avenue at Bayview
Park.
DIR. Gannaway was pastor at
Ley Memorial back in 193O-31.
Since that time he has served
successfully as a pastor in West
Palm Beach, Haines City, and
Jacksonville.
Immediately before coming to
the Miami District in 1852, he was
Superintendent of the Sarasota
District of The Methodist Church.
Baptismal Service
During the course of the morn
ing service tomorrow, DR.. Gan.
naway will baptize the infant son
of the Reverend and Mrs. Eldon
Simmons. The infant will be
baptized Robert Eugene.
Immediately following the morn.
ing service the first Quarterly
Conference of the Church year will
be held.
Reports will be heard from
the several departments of the
Church.
Other activities at Ley Memorial
tomorrow will include Sunday
School at GAS in the morning,
Methodist Youth Fellowship al
$50 pm. and evening worship at
7:30.
The pastors sermon topic for
the evening will be "Fallacies Oh
The Accepted"
Mid-Week Activities
The Women's Society of Christ
ian service sponsored Prayer
Group will assemble at 600
o'clock Wednesday morning for the
regular weekly prayer time.
Other activities for Wednesday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-25
Spiritual Nature
of Reality Topic
AT Christian Sc.

How understanding of the spir-
itual nature of reality brings en-
during health, harmony, and pro-
gress-will be set forth at Christian
Science services tomorrow.
The Lesson-Sermon entitled
Reality includes the following
from l Peter (1:24), 25): "For all
flesh is as grass, and all the
glory of man as the flower of
grass. The grass withereth, and
the flower thereof falleth away:
But the word of the Lord endur.
eth for ever. And this is the
word which by the gospel ID
preached unto YOU"
From Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy the following correl-
alive passage will be read (335: 27-
2s); Reality is spiritual, harmon.
ious, immutable, immortal, divine
eternal. Nothing unspiritual car
be real, harmonious, or eternal"
The Golden Text is from
Corinthians Q:3D: LAS it is writ.
ten, He that glorieth, let him glory
in the Lord"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-25
Salvation Is
Topic At LIST
Baptist Church

On Sunday morning the sermon
topic at the first Baptist Church
will be taken from First Peter
4th chapter 18th verse eff the
righteous scarcely be saved where
shall the ungodly and the sinner
appear?"
What is the meaning of this
language? Why is it difficult to
be saved; Not as to its outcome
but as to its process?
Reason Given
There are several reasons. First
there is the deceitfulness of our
old nature. Doubts come, tempta.
tons assail;; the spirit that is born
again has to live in house which
is terribly exposed.
Then the righteous are saved as
to the process with great difficult
ty, because of the weakness of the
new nature.
Weakness Of Men
When a man is born into the
Kingdom of Christ he is very weak
and undeveloped. When a little,
tiny babe comes into our home,
oh, what a weak thing it is.
How helpless, how dependent that
little bit of humanity-even 50
are we when we are born again
Born by the spirit-taken out o.
the Kingdom of Darkness and put
into the Kingdom of Light.
Power Of Satan
Then again the saving of the
righteous is attended with great
difficulty because of the power OF
Satan.
The Christian is in the midst oi
terrible battle, in which we ex.
perlence victory In fellowship with
Christ.
The evening sermon topic will
be-"The Office of Deacon" taker
from LIST Timothy Bird chapter.
Ordination Service
AT the close of the evening ser.
vice, Mr.. P. J. Sims will be or
dalned to the Office of Deacon.
The Choir under the capable
direction of Mrs. James Nc.
Elhaney will render special music
at both services, with Michael
Marescal at the organ.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-25
Vincent Celr
Is Soloist At
Church of Rock

The regular Sunday schedule at
the Church of the Rock will start
at ten o'clock with Sunday school.
Mr.. Ralph Noble, the superinteu-
dent, has assembled a fine group
of teachers.
Their faithfulness is indicated in
their attendance record which IS
perfect except for sickness or alb
sence from the city.
Boys and girls without a church
home are invited to look in on this
group.
Gehr Is Soloist
At the eleven o'clock worship
service Mrs. Martha Robinson has
arranged for Vincent Gehr to sing
the special number.
He has chosen 'His Love Abid-
eth Forever" by Root. Mr.. Gehr
is a frequent soloist at the Church
of the Rock and is most popular
with the congregation.
Mr.. Rogers will preach at the
morning service using as his sub
ject, 1.-THE Silver Lining"
Encouraging Words
These words generally imply JOY
and gladness following sorrow or
Illustration and seem to encourage
hope for better things.
Naturally there is an old recipe
for joy and gladness - life itself,
offered by Paul and Silas. They
said Believe on the Lord Jesus
Christ, and thou shalt be saved
The Silver Lining is for all those
who believe.
Picnic For Youths
The Padgetts who are directing
the youth activities, have arrang.
ed a picnic for the teenagers Sun.
day afternoon.
They will 60 up the keys for a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-25

are mid-week worship at 1880
pm. to be followed at $3.50 by
Choir rehearsal.
The regular monthly meeting
time for Ley Memorial Methodist
Men has been changed from the
first Friday night in the month
to the Thursday preceding the first
Friday. H
This shift in time will continue
throughout the football season.
This means that the Mems Club
will meet this Thursday evening
at 100 O'Clock.
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swim and picnic lunch after which
they will hold their devotions on
the grounds. Miss Carol Harris will
have the lesson.
All those without a church home
IN the city are invited and en-
couraged to visit the Church of the
Rock.
You'll find a cordia. welcome,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-25
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

precious jewels of eternal life. Or
we might be the talented individual
with precious talents hiding them
under a bushel. How many of Us
like to belong to the church, to en-
joy its music and services, and
yet just absorb, never reflect the
light we receive. Do we let our
light shine, do we witness for
Christ in some definite way?
During the Crimean War Flor
ence Nightingale walked through
the dirty, filthy hospitals minister
ing to the British wounded. The
wards were dark and she carried
q lamp. Years after those soldiers
remembered her how she came IN
the middle of the night when their
pains were the worst, always car
rying a lamp. She became know to
those men as "the Lady with the
Lamp"
Christians have q tremendous
responsibility. When an officer of
church, influenced by a neuro-
tic female of the congregation,
writes a letter itemizing the ina
ginary deficiencies of the pastor,
or of others, resulting in disrup-
ton, discomfort and division, that
individual and that church fails TO
reflect Christian light. The young
people begin to question Christ and
his church. Of such a witness for
Satan it is said "whoso shall Of
fend one of these little ones who
believe in me, it were better for
him that q milestone were hanged
about his neck, and that he were
drowned in the depth of the sea. !"
(Mat. 1850.
We Are Ambassadors
Paul caught the spirit of the Ser
mon on the Mount when he wrote
the Corinthian Church that 1--WE
are ambassadors therefore, In be-
half of Christ" The primary pur-
pose in Christ's coming was to save
the world. To be saved, however,
is not enough. We have an addi-
tional duty, that of speaking for
Christ. The message that the Chris
tian witness brings is that of re-
Cancellation with God. That simply
means that there has been a state
OF estrangement between God and
man. On the part of man he has
been in sin and fear and unbelief.
On the part of God there has been
condemnation of evil and dis
pleasure at mans disobediance.
God SO loved the world that he
gave his Son to be sacrificed for
the sins of all mankind. AS a re-
suit of this love and sacrifice, il
means the Christian death to self
and to dedicate his life in service
to Christ. Those who have over
come their self-centeredness have
died to self and are thus qualified
to witness for Christ, to be his am
baSsador.
In his Pearls for Preachers, DR..
Hart has told of a book written by
r. G. Ingerson in his attack on the
Bible. Ingersoll sent copy of this
book to Aunt Sarah, a relative, on
the fly leaf of which he wrote, eff
all Christians had lived like Aunt
Sarah, perhaps this book would
never have been written" If all
Christians would be Living Wit
nesses" like Aunt Sarah, there
would not be so many infidels in
the world. Christ is the only an
swer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-25

Do the duty which lieth near
est to thee! Thy second duty will
already have become clearer.
Thomas Carlyle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-25

BASED On copyrighted outlines
proaueed by the Division OF Christi
ian Education, National Council of
the Churches OF Christ I'm the U. O.
A. and used by permission.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

It's the little things that count
in stretching a wardrobe, as in
other things. Dainty accessories
can make one outfit do the work
of several, and home seamstress-
es are learning to turn out lacy
.dickeys, jabots and collars in
jig time. ts3 s
The handmade look of tiny pin
tucks, ruffles and lacy insertions
can all be done on the sewing
machine. by use of the various
attachments. Sewing center ex-
perts give some tips on how to
make two dickeys and a jabot
from standard patterns.
The tucked dickey requires the
use Of the tucker, ruffler and
buttonholer. To make the tucks,
set tuck scale at III, space gauge
at 2, and stitch regulator at IL.
You will need two pieces of or
CANDY, 18 by 18 inches. Leaving
three-inch margin on each
piece, tuck across both pieces Of
fabric.
You will use the ruffler for the
pleated neck finish, working on
a strip of fabric / ia inches
wide and ~ inches long. Fold
the fabric in half lengthwise and
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

fabric close to the same line.
Now complete the jabot accord.
ing to pattern directions.
Small tucks, lace insertions
and tiny ruffles are feminine
combination. To make this dick
ey, you cut the pattern from fab
ric which has been tucked and
finished with lace insertions.
Strips of tucked fabric are joined
by the lace. Beginning with two
pieces of organdy Is inches long
and IL inches wide, begin tucks
on first one inch in from edge.
With tuck scale set at ", space
gauge at l and stitch regulator
at IL, use your tucker to make
three pin tucks. Cut off ia inch
from last marked line made by
tucker, and proceed on second
group of three tucks. Continue
until you have made three groups
of pin tucks for each side of the
dickey.
Now remove tucker from ma
chine, and attach edgestitcher to
join strips together. Working
with one tucked strip, fold fabric
under a long marked line. Place
marked tuck line and the other
Iva inch from the first tuck.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13
EVERY MONDAY

EVERY MONDAY
1ooo-Gym Class fer oncers wives Bldg ss Seaplane
730-Sigsbee Community Council at Shelter
Go0-LoGa hart Nro J. Cabaleros MART. s1S Elizabeth
800-Acoholics Anonymous
MONDAY. Dsesmbsr13
1:SO-DeMolay Mothers Circle, 81. Pauls Parish Hall
7:0-WSG. W. S. c. S. Of First Methodist Church
I:3O-WSCS Board 1s Methodist Church at church
S:O0-Presbyterian Church Exec board at the church
oW-Anchor Lodge, Masonic Scottish Rite Temple 533 Eaton
S-bea Sigma Phi Beta Omega, Lions Den, Seminary Street
EVERY TUESDAY
SO0-Ladies Day Coli Tourna ment Golf Club
s0O-Ihrih Shop Navy Commissary open until Il
645-Kwanis Club, LaConcha Hotel
13O-Youth for Christ Bible Study Fleming
S0o-knighs OF Pythias, Pythian Hail. 72S Fleming St.
SO0-Stock Car Association Legion Home Sock Island
TUESDAY. December u
1000-ZX-1 Officers Wives Club
73o-DeMolay Scottish Rite Temple 53s Eaton Street
7S0-WSCS. First Methodist Church, the church
73o-Truman School, PTA, at the school
730-Dst Is, Fla. State Nurses Association
S00-Sinawiks .+..S -
a-SM-Ponciapa School -PTA at the school - 80 :
SO-Harris School PTA, at the school
SW-VFW Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Home, Elizabeth Street
SW-Engneers Club Armory Building White and Southard
Surface Development Officers Wives
EVERY WEDNESDAY
sooJmior Chamber Commerce Clubhouse, Flager Ave-
WEDNESDAY. December IS
lO00-oWC Book Review cancelled will resume in January
lOOO-Isand City Navy Wives, Bldg 26s Station
l23O-HS-1 Officers Wives Club luncheon.
12S0-Naval Air Station Officers Wives luncheon
SF and AM Dade Lodge Scottish Rite Temple Eaton st.
SW-BPW Club at Womans Club. se Duva Street
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

Stitch lace to edges, joining two
strips. On the third group of
tucks, only one raw edge is
turned under. Repeat for other
side Of dickey.
With right sides of tucked
pieces facing, fold dickey pattern
in half to cut out.
For the ruffled front first cut
q strip of organdy Ia inches
wide and 71k inches long. With
edges folded under LA inch, ga
ther lace and stitch to edges. The
edge is finished with lace gather
ed to fit around the dickey, and
q bias strip stitched to hold lace
in place. With right sides of dick
ey and lace together, stitch bias
strip la inch from edge. Turn
and hem, trimming raw edges
close to lace insertion. Finish
dickey, following pattern direc-
tons.
lace insertion in edgestitcher and
stitch lace to fabric. On the sec
on roup sf t.cIzs, both ed1es
naHst Be tsar1sd undsr, one on sne
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13
Doug Autry Sho,O
At EIks' Charity
Ball Saturday

Gene Autry's only brother, Doug.
q well known singer in his own
right - he records for Decca -
viii be one Of the headliners at the
Elks Annual Charity Bah on Sat
urday night.
Also on the show will be Bar
bara Bardo, worlds champion las
50 artist. Miss Bardo in private life
Is Mrs. Doug Autry.
Appearing with the Autrys win be
the popular magician and sleight-
cf.hand artist, .Chandu."
The dance win be held in the
Elks Club auditorium beginning at
900 p. m.
Tickets may be purchased at the
Broadway Cigar Store and reser-
vations may be made by calling the
Elks Club.
All proceeds from the dance win
10 to the Elks fund for local
charity work.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

Even in an age Of space cadets
and toyland rockets to the moon,
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy
never have lost their appeal for
small fry. The affection Of children
everywhere for these colorful char
acters with woolly red hair and
rag-bag costumes remains con-
slant, despite a trend toward
frighteningly human dolls.
Every child should have a Rag
edy Ann and Andy at some point
in his life, and sewing center ex-
perts offer some tips on sewing
them SO they retain all their cheer
full charm.
You can get standard pattern
for the dolls, including a transfer
design for the faces, which may be
embroidered on your sewing ma
chine. The bodies are made of a
half yard Of 35-inch flesh-colored
muslin and stuffed with cotton bat
ting. Their clothes can be made
from ragbag scraps.
Raggedy AIMS calico dress re-
quires half yard of fabric; her
white apron and long drawers call
for another half yard. Raggedy
Andy's shirt Of gingham is only Ia
yard, and his blue trousers are 3/S
yard.