The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 30, 1934, Page 4

” os -eity with- fons. are in- ‘Services ay this chureh. *: re Drecntst “By Pinder will speak to the young people's bible class at the Sunday. school hour ‘tomorrow acy ’ Evening morning.’ : fei. of ‘Mrs., “Among those attending the -de-/'* #3 bates ey entertained ~ a{lightful occasion ‘were: Elizabeth; of friends at his mother's Ayala, Louise Delaney, Teresa Lig ne and Whitey ied ee ae stale eeecesces: peoneeonse Thursday eve-; Thompson, Julia ‘Jones, uline Ae of. his: eigh-| Phelan, Leonor. Warren, Betty) Wee Peaea Bupa secs Numerous: Moreno, Alice Roberts, Edith Me-| miles of Carlada’s an sig ; were played, al-; Cann, Vining Sherman, utcolgsizas islands, BOER “yemained’. the| Carry, Curtis Stanton, ° -Wiltiam| P'OFC? iinetit of the @ve-| Phelan, Harris o ite were served ne Jack -Pigtee, of delicious sliced” Lind; Paul Sawyer, and: tate ‘ Zuthorst, 5 individuals - il- its own assembly room. Worship getvices at! 1 and 8 p.m. ‘The Sacrament. of the Lord’s PA, ms ;Supper. will be edministered — at the morning service.” At. the eve- nitig service the pastor. will bring an’ inspirational. message entitled: “God Shaving ;His Natute With Us? The choir will render “Teach Me To-Pray” at the mogniig serv- iceand “Come Praise the Lord” at the’ evening service. * Young People’s meeting on Sunday evening’ at 7p. m. Miss ida Kerr, president. The board of stewards will meet in ‘regular monthly sesion at the ‘parsonage on Monday evening at 8 p.m. ‘Mid week prayer “and praise 8 o'clock, The. Intermediate « Department ‘will meet on Friday evening at.7 p.-m.in their room inthe church school “building.” © Paul Mensa} vate, president. Choir rehearsal on Friday .eve- Thirty-two states, “one --Wnited “States posséssion and nine foreign countries“ ae 3 in the} Pay student body of Emory university. 03 _ Members of the Friendly Ctub) st Atlanta, Ga, yesterday. for| met Thureday ct the home of Miss s SEES “Greenville, Olgs Fataldo:on White street ond] APTI cosets the spring «veg | enjoved an afternoon ‘pf various) from elm trees whiph bloom. ex- eA ee jcard games. : _ | ceedingly early. ; At the conelusion of the play- ceaeeaciegs on, ial pase) RR: ‘ Bence i at ee tn ones So 2 that ‘oward, of der. 26 ie | Weatherford was winner of. the] of age. Hee <p ioeaiae ‘| prize €or . high: sere. - Delicious a If the ‘pestage stamps printed. ‘eauh year by the Bureau, of En- (graving.and Printing at. Washing- jton, were placed end to end they would reach to the moon. . ‘Two bandits, robbed & motorist bis daughter of lace curtains 51 “tat Gop. m. Mrs 8. 2) Pietes. et FAMECCM Rm Me whee tem ans # |Miss. Mary ning at 7:45 o'clock.» Organist, E.. -Grilton; -Gerald Saunders, choir director; FLEMING STREET METHODIST CHURCH Fleming and William Streets Shuler Peele, Pastor Sunday school at 9:45. a, om. ‘William. N. Knowles, . superinten- dent. Sam B. Pinder will speak to the Young People’s Clans. Morning worship. service at 11 o’clock. Holy Communion, The pastor will discuss the generel tules of the Methodist church. Junior league meets at 3:80 p. m. Miss Mayfield Knowles - in charge. Senior Epworth League meets at 7p, m. Norman Lowe, presi- dent. : Evening worship service begin- ning at 8 o'clock. °Sermon sub- Ject: “God's Greatest-Desire.” This Gor. Monday evening, July 2,.at 8 p. m,; Rev, W. J. Martin, Pastor Church Sunday school at 9:46}, Ed. R. Curry, superinten dent. ‘ service on Wednesday ¢vening: ati 9:46 a, m., Sunday school. obs o'clock, gad worship. le pastor’s son, | Day, will preach on “A Three Story House.” 700 p.m, BAU and BYPU meets, : Sunday, 8 o'clock, evening wot- thip. Hy M. Day will. speak on “The Gospel of the Othet Side.” 8 étclock, Wednesday evening, Prayer meeting, led by ‘Mr. Hoff- jman. : 7:80 p.m, Thursday, choir re- ‘hearsal, | FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH R ‘Corner of ‘White and Washington | : Joba C. Gekeler, Pastor Sunday school at 10 o'clock: A. Elgin, superintendent. Morning worship, 11 [Sermont “A Pall Reward.” The young people's. devotional willie led by Joyee Whitmarsh at} jFisisaa Evening worship. at.8.-d'clock.| | ‘Sermon: “A. Prayer o~ Faith,” :. At the Wednesday evening Bible, ‘Stady hour the prophecy of. Na-|)'¢ thumt Will be studied. Please, read | | ithe entire book. i" WL) CONGREGATIONAL 527 William: Street E. Richard Bvans, Pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 s. m-j/day evening 11” o'elock, —_ i ‘Christian Endeavor, 7. o'clock. “at. 8. o'clock. mid-week Morning worship, Evening. worshi Wednesday evening, jservices at 8 o'clock, SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH —. Corner Duval and: Eaton Streets Sunday Service: < Mass, 7, 9:30 and ¥1 a. m. “Evensong and. Benediction the Most’ Blessed Sacrament, 8 p. m, } “Church school, 9:30: .' m, ‘Sermons:at 11 a. m, and 8 p.m 3 Day Mass daily at 6:46 a mm. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. service, 11:00. 5. m. 7:00 p.m.» “| Children’s meeting, Friday eve- THE SALVATION ARMY Morning worship service at 14) o’élock, Subject of “Leaving All for Christ.” Mrs. J. R, Adams, church pian~ sermon ¢ int. it each service. Junior Hpworth League:at 4 pf Mrs V. A. Archer ih Intermediate. Epworth * charge. “Young People’s Department A pe mw.) Miss Blizabeth \..Ra: president. Evening worship service at o'clock... Subject’ of “Breaking Away From Bvil.”" Prayer and Praise service Wednesday at 8 p.m. . Choit. practice after prayet service, t CATHOLIC CHURCH ‘Special music by church chofi oor Sam B.. eeegeetmnnennnnnnnpieneree” ¥ | o’cloek. —_—— Liedt. Leah Hartley, Officer’ in: { CHURCH arrested on an assault and batttery charge : " HOLTSBERG’S. MONDAY ‘SALE - mae <opicees. of “All Silke: Flat "ate te 40 inch, “reg, 988 3 ee: colors: Black, Whi Pink Maze. Blue sale Monday, per + SOs Sunday it with sermon on; Sunday ev n Forces that Divide,’ Chureh ‘schéol, 3:80 Nation Destroyed!" ¥. P. Sde., 7 p.m. a. Installation of officers for Sun- day School and ¥, P, Soc. at the: night service, race Wednesday, July. 4, religious] service 7 a.m. Sermon by visit- ing minister, +e Pienie at 4pm, Sports, base- ball, ete. : cf id, on ‘White Washable Kid Bags, rez. $1.00, on sale Monday .. 78¢ New. Printed Voiles, dot opened up, on sale Monday, yard <- $1200; > b = SAINT PETER'S CHURCIE: |} New Chiffon Voiles, on Py White Pique, the 25c grade, on Eyelet Dresses, just received, '$3,96, on “sale Mon- $2.96. Genuine. Silk Gloria, on || Mass on day at, 8.a, Mis tae Litany and day at 7:30. mn Confessions: the Wedne’- BETHEL A. ME. CHURCH 2 40 pieces Flowsted Voile, per PALACE: Mary Brian-John. Darrow in CARLO NIGHTS. Jatk: LaRue and Ada Ince: THE FIGHTING ROOKIE >| Matlies, 10-18e> Night, 18: Another special sale on Mone day of newest -Suiamer. Feot- wear, including Shoes to wear with that Evening outfit fori the 4th of July Dance, Sa dels for that all day picnic, « Be sure to see our large: steck before buying. In our large -assortment-oo? fine Hosiery, ‘you -can ‘find Hose to'mateh every. pair of Shoes in all price ranges, MONDAY . SPECIALS Printed Silk Shantung,’ yd.-25¢ 49 inch Heavy Quality Satin, reg, $1.00, af 1% yds. $1.00 100 Percent Silk: Fiat. per yard 1B. yard « 962