The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 14, 1926, Page 5

SATURDAY, AUGUS T 14, 1926. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Notes of The Passing Day 00 00000000000000000000000000006000000000000000000 Mallory Due Tonight { The steamship Henry R. Mal- lory of the Mallory Steamship Company will arrive in port to- night from New York en route to Galveston. The steamer — will bring passengers only. + © Troop 4 Meets There was an interesting meet- ing of Troop 4, Girl Scouts, held yesterday afternoon at their head- quarters inthe Scottish Rite hall, with considerable business of in- terest to the organization disposed of during the session. ses @ Many Train Passengers The train arriving here this morning had a large number. of passengers on board, many of whom are en route to Havana and other points in the Cuban republic, with many stopping off at Key West for several days’ visit. * * Many Havana Passengers The steamship: Miami leaving this morning for Havana had a largo number of passengers on board. Many of those leaving on the boat .had been spending sev- eral days’ visit in ihe Island City. «e » Servics On Lawn The services of the First Bap- fist Church tomorrow evening will be held on the lawn of the church grounds, weather permitting. | Excellent music will be rendered in | connection with the services. ** * Church Services The pas'or of the Fleming’ Street Methodist Church has sel-| ected the subject of “Does The} Bible Teach Apostacy Or Falling | From Grace?” The public is in- vited to attend. f eeccce Personal Cap'ain Joseph A. Pierce re-) turned to his home in Miami yes- | terday following several weeks’ visit in Key West with relatives. O. B. Smith, railroad official of New York, who had been in the! eity for several days’ business vis- it, was among the passengers leav-| ing lasi night over the East Coast. | Miss Catherine Albury returned to her home in Miami last eve- ning following several weeks’ visit in Key West with felatives and friends, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Valdez, who have been spending several months in New York and other points in the north and east, are passengers on board the steamship Henry R.| Mallory that will arrive here to | night. Mr. and Mrs: Ay R. Saunders) and children, who had been spend-) ing several weeks in Key West visiting relatives} were among the! passengers leaving last evening, over the East Coast en route to West Palm Beach, where they are now making their residence. Ber‘ram A. Thompson, who is | employed at Miami by the Florida | East Coast Railway Company, af- ter spending a few days’ visit in Key West with his family, left yesterday afternoon en route to/ the Ma; Large Passenger List The steamship Henry R. Mal- lory that will arrive here tonight from New York has approximately 100 passengers on board. There are several for Key Weg, with the others being booked through to Galveston. -_* © Comal Arrives In Port The Mallory steamship Comal arrived in port this morning from Galveston en route to New York. The Comal was placed on the New York, Key West and Galveston run a short time ago, making four passenger vessels now operating be:ween the places mentioned. Ce a Undergoes Operation W. B. Sawyer, 609 Angela street, submitted to a surgical operation at the Marine hospital this forenoon. His many friends will be pleased to learn that the operation is believed to have been entirely sucessful, and that he is ed resting well after coming out from under the in- fluence of anesthetics tae ae Subject of Sermor Rev. L. Munro, pastor of the F'rst Methodist Church, has sel- ected the subject of “Daniel’s Four Great Beasts” to be delivered at the evening services on Sunday. Rev. Munro exiends an invitation to all to attend the services at this church tomorrow. oe Concho Due On Tuesday The Mailory steamship Concho will arrive in port on Tuesday morning from Galveston en route to New York. The steamer will biing pagsengers and freight for this port, while the vessel will also have passengers and freight for New York as well. Mention Mrs. Harold J. Lowe and child- ren, who had been spending sev- eral weeks in Key West visiting relatives, were passengers leav- ing over the East Coast yesterday afternoon en route to their home in West Palm Beach. Raymond Pierce, who had been spending several weeks visiting in Tampa and other points on the west coast, returned to the city ye day on the steamship Gov- ernor Cobb. Commander We" A. Benham is among the -passengers on the steamsh!p Henry R. Mallory due to arrive here tonight from New York. After a short stay here, Commander Benham will proceed to Galveston where he will assume }command of a vessel at that port. He will be joined here by Mrs. Benham, who is visiting in the city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Maloney. Mrs. Eugene Knight, accom- panied by her children, Robert, Billie, Al and Celia Knight, are $s on board the steamship Henry R. Mallory due to arrive here t evening from New York. Mrs. Knight and children have been on an extended visit to Phil- adelphia with relativ taking in the fest of the Sesqui-Cen- tennial Exposition during their stay there. TOURIST TRAVEL BECOMES HEAVY (Continued from Fage 1) 1 south of Brunswick and then eight miles of detour. Five miles de-| tour at Darien and then 20 miles | of newly graded road. H Jacksonville to Cincinnati via Knoxville and Lexington, 841 miles. No unusually bad stretch- es have been reported, leaving en- tire route from fair to good. | Jacksonville to Washington via Columbus and Durham, 940 miles, Savannah to Columbus good with sand fro.) that city to Durham. Jacks nville to Washington via Macon, Athens, Charlotte, 1018 miles. Fair to good entire dis. tance. Jacksonville to New Orleans via Pensacola and Mobile, 620 miles. Generally fair to Pensaccla and Mobile but detour between there and Mobile because of construc tion work. All roads are passable, however. Jacksonville to Dallas via Mont gomery and Jackson, 1140 miles. From Uniontown to Mississippi line rough hut remainder good. Jacksonville to Memphis vir Montgomery and Birmingham, 761 miles. Generally good all the way. Jacksonville to Hagerstown and Shenandoah Valley, 1015 miles. Paved practically all the way and in good condition. Jacksonville to Chicago via Dixie Highway, 1211 miles. Fair to good. |LEAVING ON VACATION TRIP CHARLES Vv. LUNN FAMILY GOING TO NEW JERSEY AND Charles V. Lunn, accompanied by his wife and two children, Miss Sharlo te Lunn and Charles Lunn, | leaving tonight over | st en route to Kear-/| re they will spend} tion of a month, to New Jersey will ure of a family re- asmUe Mr. Lunn ex- pects .o visit h her and many other rela’ s while th The Lunn family will visit at many other points while away on} the t remaining in’ Kearne most of the time, re the m: jori y of Mr, Lunn’s relatives re-| FRESH CLAMS AND PICKLED MULLET FOR SALE AT SWEENEY’S DOCK j 4 ! CHOOSSSHSCOOOOOOOROOOOTOOOOOCODOSOSESOOCLESELOCES ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CHURCH SERVICES FOR TOMORROW FIRST METHODIST CHURCH! FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (Cor. Eaton and Simonton Sts.) (Eaton @treet, between Duval and Sunday, August 15th | Simonton) “Daniel’s Four Great Beasts’ Sunday Schoo! 9:45 a. m. subject, Sunday evening 8 o’clock.| Morning worship 11 o'clock. A large chorus of men’s voices | Subject: “The Shepherd Voice.” will sing, “I Shall See Him,”* By. P. U. 7 p.m written for male voices. | Evening worship at 8 o'clock. Morning’s sermon: “Prayed Out | Subject: “A Great Question of Prison.” Anthem: “Jahovah! About Jesus.” reigns. | The evening service will be held Sunday School at 9:45 a. m., Dr.|in the cool of the church lawn, C. F. Kemp, Supt. Suitable class-\if the weather is good. es for all. | Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 Morning worship 11 o’clock. |p, m. Epworth League at 7 p. m. | Prayer and _ praise serviée; Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. | ae A thirty minutes address on Reve- | LAYMEN’S GOSPEL LEAGUE lations. | = Choir rehearsal on Friday eve-; The following are the meeting nings. 'places of the Gospel League fer The road to peace and happi-|the week beginning August 15: ness leads through the human! Tomorrow, 4:30 p. m.—At Lum- heart. Is thy heart right? |ber She@, foot of William street. L. MUNRO, |Dr. S. W. Rogers of the Preshy- Pastor. |terian church will speak at this meeting. Monday 8 p. m.—On Southard street at Capt. Pierce’s home. This Dr. S. W. Rogers will preach may be the last meeting of the Sunday morning and night. Gospel League there for some Prayer meeting Wednesday time. night. Tuesday—1113 Petronia street SONI Aa ae OS 2 ES at Otis Kemp’s home. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH || Friday, 8 p. m.—On Jawn at i | Baptist church on Eaton street. m., | Christian duty demands your presence. Sinner a welcome awaits you, come. W. K. E. JAMES, Pastor. LEY MEMORIAL CHURCH Church School 9:45 a. Bernard Roberts, Supt. Morning worship 11 o'clock by | Rev. W. H. Nicholl, pastor of Bap-| church at Northfield, New, Jersey, will preach and sing. Junior Christian Endeavor So-)| ciety 4:30 p. m. Senior Christian Endeavor So-| ciety 6:45 p. m.: Mrs. Milligan leader. | Evening worship 8 Theme: “The Religion Smiles. A most cordial invitation is ex- tended to the public to attend these services and hear Rev. Nicholl, Prayer service Wednesday eve- ning 8 o'clock. An hour in worship will help a week of work. A. F, ELDRIDGE, Minister. G. H. GIBSON, Superintendent. LA TRINIDAD METHODIST CHURCH, SOUTH (Angela and Duval Sts.) Sunday school 3:30 p. m. Epworth League 6:45 p. m. Preaching 7:45 p. m. Night class for the S. S. work- ers and teachers on Monday at T:45 p. m. Junior League on Wednesday at 4 p. m. y oi Prayer meeting on Thursday at 7:45 p. m Welcome. o'clock. That t R. JIMENEZ, Pastor. “EL SALVADOR” METHODIST CHURCH = *\ CHURCH OF GOD | (Virginia and Grinnell Sts.) All are invited to the Church At 0 p. m., Sunday-« school. of God Pentecostal Mission on i Frances street, to hear the full gospel services Sunday mornings 11 o'clock, Sunday school 3:30, and preaching at night 7:30, also Wednesday nights 7:30 prayer) meeting. and sermon. Wednesday evening at 7:45 o’clock prayer meeting will be held, G. PEREZ, Pastor. At 7:45 p. m., evening. worn | | WEAK SPOTS IN BUSINESS SITUATION | (Ry Axsociated Press) PAUL SMITH’S, N. Y., Aug.! !14.—The agriculture and textile | jindustry, particularly cotton, is regarded by Secretary Hoover as; weak spots in the generally ex-j| cellent business situation, and are | receiving close attention of the federal , government, which is working out plans to bring them up to a general economic level. DEDICATION SERVICES AT NEW BUILDING SALVATION ARMY OFFICERS, ASSISTED BY SEVERAL OTHER PASTORS, TO CON- DUCT CEREMONIES x ee | | CATHOLIC CHURCH | | | | | { The dedication services of the ae, | Salvation Army building will be St. Mary’s Star of the Sea, held Sunday afternoon at 3 0’- Division street and Windsor! clock. Staff Captain and Mrs. Lane. Hickey assisted by Capt. and Mrs. Sunday masses at 7 a, m. and Geo. Nicholl and the local pastors 9:30 a. m. Rosary and benedic-j will have charge of these services. tion at 7:30. Sheriff Cleveland Niles will be Week Days: Mass at 6:45 a./the chairman of the afternoon m. Friday evening, rosary and/ meeting and assist in the flag benediction at 7:30. raising service. PL MARNANE . | Staff Captain and Mrs Hickey astor: lare the chief Secretaries in the | Florida Division of the Salvation CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY | Army with headquarters at Jack- ufieebell, eet sonville. mie citene wan ) erhe| There will be Salvation Army Mother Church, the First Church raprogSiec w different ehurchet of Christ Scientist, Boston, Mass. | Staff Gaptain dlickey will speak Sunday services at 11 a. m. fa $ |at the Stone Methodist church. Sunday schoal 9:80 4. m. |Mrs. Hickey will speak at the All pupils. under twenty. years S 4 Y | Fleming S:. Methodist church. 1 ee sk 4 . of age are lovingly: weleommll t Mrs. Hickey is an_ interesting 8 von ay. evening: aching * speaker, and has had two medals The reading room is located at | 8iven for her unbroken service $27 Elizabeth street. Open daily | lens the Salvation Army over seas ing ji ‘orces. Bee a okee nite, na Het. Waly HeiNicholl! who, te Christian Science literature may | Pastor of the First Baptist Church, be read, borrowed or purchased. Northfield, N. J., will be the All are welcome to the use of | SPcaker at the Congregational the reading room and are cordially | Church. ees invited to attend the services, | Everyone is cordially invited to | attend these services in the | churches and also the great Sal- vation meeting at 8 o’clock Sunday jevening in the new __ building. Staff Capi. and Mrs: Hickey will be the chief speaker’ at this serv- ice. INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS Bible study Sunday afteraoon'| at 4 o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve- ning at 7:30, 1020 Southard street. Sis AG aL Policeman G. R. Dudson, whose | teeth were knocked out while mak- ing an arrest, has been .presented with a new false sei by the Atlanta city council. ST. PETER’S CHURCH & (Colored) , St. Peter’s' Holy Catholic thurch, corner Petronia and Centre streets, the Rev. J. R. Lewis, D. D., rector. Services for the Eleventh Sunday after Trinity are announced as follows: Low Mass at 7 a. m. Sung Mass and Sermon at 10:30) om. ». Church School at 5 p. m. | Evensong and sermoh at 7:80 In parts of South Africa it is still the custom to erect wooden crosses on. the outskirts of the villages to. frighten away evil | spirits. * DANIEL’S PROGRAM FOR NEWMAN CHURCH MANY NUMBERS TO BE REN- DERED ON SUN- DAY (Colored) The following progarm will be rendered at Newman M. E. Church on Sunday August 15th. Morning Program Voluntary, Morning Hymn {Page 69), Apostles Creed, Pray- er by Mrs. Jefferson, Song by the Choir, Psalter, Gloria Patria, Lest son from the New Tesiament, An- nouncements, Offertory, Collec+ tion, Solo, Miss Antoinette Cooper, Uymn 68, Mrs. Constance Roberts, Song by the Choir, Paper, Mrs. A. L. Albert, Singing, Benediction. 4 P. M. Service Hymn, 78, Apostles Creed, Pray- er, Scripiure Lesson, Singing, Sel- ection from W. O., Singing by the Choir, Remarks by Mrs. R. W. Lo- gan, Song, Benediction. 7:30 P. M. Service Selection by the Orchestra, Vol- untary, Anthem, Scripture Les- 3on, Prayer by Mrs. Gooden, Sel- »\ PAGE FIVE. eétion by the Choir, Réadiig, Solo Mrs. Chacon,» Remding —Mrs. Burnside, _ Reading—Mrs. E. Perkins, Selection Mrs. I. Se- velle, Paper—Miss Loraine Reds dick, Duett—Miss Kemp.and.Miss Reid, Quartet—Mrs. Hughes, Mr. Kemp, Mr. Clark-and-Mrs.—A..L. Albert, Solo—Miss Lela Rankins, Paper—Mrs.° Tynes, Benediction. W. J. Laboon, of Chickasha, Okla., who has just retired from a position as rural letter carrier, es- timates that he traveledy nearly 200,000 miles during his 2$ yeiirs of service. Fish and Chips were the names of bride and bridegroom at a re- cent wedding in London. ‘***' sw Bde The Fleming Sttéet Methodist Pastor’s'Sei- mon for Sunday evening eight o’clock will be-on the subject: “Does ‘The Bible Teach Apostacy or Falling From Grace? 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