The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 17, 1934, Page 4

eeqccecooes: =: SOCIETY i stop- out into | ommission ture, e . Get| mention sach a times, | that by slowly. | the greatest blessings brought ht of thelus has been the care of jireeted oth-| and the sick. The pastor will be out of the that the right! those who were unable to pay for the seventy disciples sending them in} city on Sunday morning ‘but will] Wheel of your car is not more} the same, and the food to the Geraldine Gloria} .| front of him two by two to every| bring the message for Sanday | an one foot from the curb. aged, and the very poor in our Knowles served mints during the |Higgs, Helena Sawyer, Howard|town and Place that he intended / evening. Brother Samuel B. Pin-| _5—Make sure there is ity | midst, has been one of the most afternoon. Pent, Laura Albury, Lulu. Mv-| to visit himself.” der will bring the morning mes-j°f Clearance for other vehicles} beautiful gracious things 1 Mrs. Ethel Avon sang “Love In| Clintock. Mid-week prayer service, Wed-| sage. when you park. In alleys there many years. Bieom.” Misses Louisa McClintock, Ida] nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The choir will render specially | ™' whose labors take The price winners were Mrs.| Kerr, Anna Tuttle, Doris Sawyer, Friday evenizg, choir practice} prepared vocal and instrumental | F; homes of the needy Hilde Milord and Mrs. C. E. Dick-| Louise Pritchard, Moraina Ochoa,|at 7:30 o'clock. music at both morning and eve-! can realize what be Edna Riggs, Catherine Knowles, ning services, pute.” . bide to be was very charm-| Anna Belle Hill, Lois Knowles, MEMOR! ing im a blue velvet afternoon | Sybil Russell, Viola Nonnemacher, aay Aeneas 5, Cauney gown. | Mary Grace Nonnemacher, Janice a Those attendnig were: Lounders, Adeline —_ Lounders,| cor, Georgia St. and Division St.j | C®°it_ Tehearsal Friday eve- ning at 7 o'clock. Mrs. Minnie Rob-| 8.—Park at least 15 feet from} of virtues. inson, choir director; Miss Mary;@ fire hydrant and 30 feet from} One of my countrymen E. Grillon, organist. an intersection. Mesdames Rex Shaw, nit! Kathryn Thompson, Elizabeth Archer, L. Watson, C. E.j|Rosam, Delia Ramirez, Yolanda Dickens, Jack Delaney, William|Mendoza, Amelia Lucignani, Rev. W. J. Martin, Pastor Church school at 9:45 a. m. Ed. %. Curry, superintendent. Morning: worship service at 11 o’clock. Sermon subject: “The y | Hope o: nak Life.” ..., Special_music by choir at each service. el. Mrs, J. R. Adams, church pian- ist. William A. Freemah, connected Junior Epworth League at 4:30 withthe First ' National “ Bank, p.m. Mrs. V. A. Archer in over the East Coast yester- charge. é day for a vacation in Miami. Intermediate Epworth League at 5:30 p. m. Mrs. S. J. Pierce in charge. Young People’s Department at 6:30 p. m. Miss Norma Yates, president. Evening worship service at 7:30 FLEMING STREET METHODIST CHURCH the points on the curb opposite | distributing “food” the tnd of-the safety zone. Cuba 10.—When parking on a hill, house set the hand brake, and put the| needy. car in low gear. Then cramp the] The city that neglects its poor. wheels so that if the car starts to} can ¢: * the roll, the curb will stop it. Use}'shove us. This work of the F blocks for heavy vehicles. for the needy has been iil 4 : saci 11.—When parking in a busi-|'hreath from heaven. ee sermon will be: “Al ness district, leave the gr 20 ALFRED DE BARRITT. The choir will sing, “Blessed ‘Key West, Fia., Assurance,” Lorenz. zs Nov. 17, 1934. Junior league meets at 3:30 p. Cor. Fleming and William Streets Shuler Peele, Pastor Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. William N. Knowles, supetinten- dent, in charge. Classes for all ages. lorning worship service at 11 o’clock. Sermon by the pastor. : i i F i i : i & ‘ é William H. Richardson, watch- man at Pine Crest, who was here @s a witness in the case against three men charged with taking property belonging to a corpora- I i Saturaay «and Monday for the first time i ! : {possible park off the main pave- rt, left y ¥ | “The«Power of Christ.” charge. to warn approaching vehicles. i : “s |] most everything Gate cow and decksonville. afternoon for Miami, Prayer and praise service each} Young People’s Department life of an 8-year-old boy whom'| 0 for the winter Past Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. meets at 6:30 p. m. Miss Mary] Delores Lee Dudley of New she found hanging head dow®-|| . i be found im eur Sle ber ; and Mrs. Step-| E. P. Glover, auditor of the P.| Choir practice each Frida: Felton, president. Miss Virgerine |p) - | "| ward from a railroad trestle, his'] partment ten ¢ Pp each Friday at F Philadelphia, O., has attained con. 3 2 re jand O. S. S. company, who was in} 7:30 p. m. Lowe will have charge of Sun- siderable fame as an evangelist foot wedged in a guard rail. Wie Soe ~~ Tece~wed Dy, Ascetic Foren, of the dental! navents auditing the books of the} There wil be a special Thanks-| day's program. Lt the ace of 15. as ee PPP ;eompany, returned on the Ferry| giving service held Thanksgivi vening worshi e 5 ‘ oryx, a type of antelope, is shades firm of Perez Key | Parrott yesterday and left in the pila at 7:30 o'clock. se ning at 7:30 o'clock. Sermon by| other Bible Class and regardless}called the gemsbok in South| se ge pe — West, arrived morning | afternoon for Jacksonville. the pastor. Subject: “Christ in/of denomination are invited to at-| Africa. |] 40 inch Printed Sik Tweed ‘from Miami where he is con- peaks a the Clouds of Life.” tend. : i] regular $1.25, « Th Se astensive practice. He} p 5. saunders, president of the| "ST PRESBYTERIAN The choir will sing, “Let Us ee |] Trechack Sih, ali cole, pe ore semewow: etteenees. tp 023.0. SS company, and Aust- CHURCH Sing Unto the Lord,” Gordan;| SAINT PETER’'S CHURCH |] FRI. and SAT. SPECIALS cial sale Mondag, sand 7 Mr. and Mrs. 3. T. Davitson in Williamson, special rey ae Ra ae “How re oy Upon the Moun- Strictly Fresh Ki Veal READY TO-WEAR ae tive of the passenger department ae id x tains,” ms. £ (Colored) Strictly Fresh 89 Nownere m the em Sie Sees, eettved ever the| or the ine, azrived ystertiay from [COPE of White and Washington] " Miaweek prayer service Wed-| Center Street, Between Petropia " rsd ients fi — find such = tare Coast from Miami this morn-| 9. oi convil Streets nesday evening at 7:30 oclock. A Sil Ingredients for ‘and will le, and left om the Cuba} sunday school at 10 a. m. A. c.) "42% : Seats coriete Western gnd Florida Meats ae o © oe fro | for Havana. Po a cagpaclecesrcae ay oe Mass, 8 a. m. __ |] Mests at prices you can meet ents, Mr. —_—— Mezabe: f th ape METHODIST EPISCOPAL Solemn Evensong and Benedic- : , gh | Gerald Watkins, employed with] Bibic clace tes Feasicd te a Coupee, -s0uEH on of the oat eee ee Phone 861-W Free Delivery ment, 7 p. m. chapter five of the Book of the John Key, port steward of the| the Florida East Coast Railway at and r 0. &. S. com and son,| Buena Vista, arrived on the i “EL SALVADOR” 2s Church school, 8 a. m. Cor. White and Virginia Sts. John, Jr., left on nay ee |morning train yesterday for a pa pra aaa sree pies Corner Grinnell and Virginia} Sermons at 8 a. m. and 7 p. m.| | train yesterda: the week-| Short stay with his family. ed. = a Streets s i Week Day Services j Beantifel auastee Pe ond in Miami with Jack Maloney. | — Services of Sunday are in cele- (Services in Spanish) Mass on Tuesday and Thurs- 1] Crepe, Velvet, Cas —_— | _\ N. Meltzer was an arrival on| bration of the Third Anniversary Sunday school, 10 a. m. day at 7 a. m, j oe a a 1. Davisron, of the car routing|the morning train from Miami|of the dedication of the new} Preaching, 8 p. m. Mieny and Sermon on Wednes- mart Swagger Su department of the Armour com-| today to jom Mrs. Meltzer andj church building. Mothers’ Club meets Monday. |day at 7:30 P. m. | Ladies’, Minees” and Children's pany, and BR. Blemming. of the; their son, Curtis, who arrived in] Morning worship at 11 o’clock.,® P- ™ : Confessions: After the Wednes-) OvERcaaTS engineering department, who | company with Mrs. Meltzer’s} Sermon topic: “What It Costs to} Bible study and Prayer service,jday evening service. im foes, 7 Were in Key West yesterday onj mother, Mrs. Charles Curtis and} Build A Church.” | Wednesday, 8 p. m. ——_———_——_— _— a business and were guests of Marco| Miss Helen Holt Thursday and} Evening worship at 7:30 o'clock. | ae TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN | Tae ana Mem. local manager, left on the | are at the home, corner of Simon-| Topic: “The Hope of the Na-| “LA TRINIDAD CHURCH j agp a afternoon train for Chicago. | ton and Caroline streets. tions.” This service is in recog-} Revs. L. Oser and Montero, | | ENJOY 100% ae ae . ee ae nition of the Laymen's Missionary | Pastors ane) | EYE EFFICIENCY ane movement. | Duval and Angela Streets 711 Simonton Street i [ad dope eee = GALA BALL AT Mid-week Bible study, Wednes-| Sum _y school, 3 p. m. Rev. Alfred DeBarritt, Pastor | : read a short while? Do you get frequent headaches? Why not get your eyes examined 3 and learn their true condition? LARGE SHOWING UNDER day at 7:30 p. m. There will be;_ Service in Spanish, Friday, at Divine services at 11 a. m. and| a brief review of the Presbyterian | 7:30 p. m. at eae . oft - | Missions in the southern United; -— urch school, If you do not receive your p.m i Paper by 6:00 o'clock in the }) crates. The Bible topic will be the} | SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH The Chrstien! 51870 Sian a « ala WEAR — Sfternoon all telephone’ 51}}“Fact and Greatness of Sin.” | Sie ct Ciacci cto es Tacics, Me : f B 2 3 3 . = y of Conscience. } We have . YNDER AUSPICES FLORIDA'| and 2 paper will be sent}] All hymns sung at the Sunday) Corner Duval and Eaton Streets |). 0° | People et. 6245: st DR. J. A. VALDES | ein aoe ? ‘faint services will be by . Presbyterian Sunday Services: 5s le to yout home. A ‘complaint ; ; Week-night service, Tuesday, j] Vite you to make ye “< ASSOCIATION OF boy ig on duty |at this office || titers. Mew, wT; ae ee 1|7330 p.m . Orthogon Soft-Lite Licenses |) va 3 EB of pe SA) | maa on the Most Blessed Sacrament, 8 p.|_ Thanksgiving service, 29th. Set: Deval Seroat as ~ 4... — plaints. se us give you 100 i OED eee Im. : Preacher, Rev. Shuler Peele, 7:30 - sche Ges = 2 be : percent service by calling 51 if 909 Olivia Street Church school, 9:30 a.’ mw Ie Pee Te JUST ARRIVED A brilliant and gala event of } you do not receive The Citizen. Rev. Skondeen, Pastor | Sermons at 11 a. mand p.m CHURCH 5 | he thewk = the Fail season will be the First) ne — 11 a. m., Sunday morning serv-' Week Day Services: Holtsbers’s Monda: Sale “ Annual Florida Druggists’ Ball to ; = co | Mass every day at 7 a. m. and : ‘ . } ‘ be held tonight at Raul’s Club on BALLOON DANCE 3:30 p. m., Sunday school jalso on Wednesday at 9 a. m. (Colored) Entire stock of Silks se- jj ae es Sage | i sank = A. T. McCaskill, Pastor duced for Monday Sale. Roosevelt Boulevard under the 7:30 p. m., evangelistic service.| Morning and evening prayer : oh i . 3 : ef the Floride State Tuesday, 7:30 kh ‘daily at 6:45 a. m. and 5:30 p. m |M. A. Moreno, Recording Steward|] 50c Silk Tweeds, on sale 3 Tam Se bm lle i ee a ie é Mrs. M. A. Moreno, Secretary Poa $1.00 MONDAY SPECIALS prayer meeting. | Confessions: Saturdays at 4:30 plnlicemers 2 pa Sa ae - - Those in charge of arrange- Friday, 7:30 p. m, Young P- ™. ” 9 colors, yard 75 36 ments for the event state that it! 3 Peoples’ meeting. i oe Sees Sao sae = {| $1.25 Sille Printed Crepes, or 2 a: 2s is the intention of this association! The big “Balloon Dance” given pe | SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS | z ip, 7 o'clock. ae “i ' to make this fn annual affair. jlast night at the Cuban Club on CHURCH OF GoD | hie ee a BETHEL A MOE couacn, Hl So ae nian . Druggists a ir assistants! p, % ss 4 H i leming Stree’ SA Sled oy algae a » ail over the state will celebrate to-| of the tect tin, ne auspice: He A | __ RT. Sawyer, Teacher rms |] Black Crepe’ Back Satin, All shades Matimenn's so} _— o. a Right at the 25 dances in 25 dif-' nior Class of Convent | Seeday etheal <46 a. ae. | Bible study, Friday, 7:30 p. m. - ai as 0] pale ae | Pear sy aise om Tramsperest Velvet ot & be - ferent sections of Florida. A tet-\°f Mary Immaculate, was a great | Morning service at 11 o'clock.| Sabbath service, 10:30 0. m. {V0™Cr Division an jomas Sts. a ok, right prices || © sect setemeer ane | ter from the state chairman states ; Success. 1] Monsing sauder sevice, 6-06) Sa Snug ares eg || eS Se oe eee wanmas ' that every drug store in the state| A large crowd was in attend-| 4, Evonine y . iCHRISTIAM SCIENCE SOCIETY} 9:50, & Segarra Ce ~ / Will close at 9:50 tonight to allow | ace and a good time was had by!” ‘Wednesday ting, 8! ao F |] Boys’ Overcoats, reg. $4.50, go ||] the fir r Caled . the full personnel a chance to at-|#ll. During the evening there! yey” Prayer meeting, 8) = sa Elizabeth Street ox ee Cee ee eee ae pocketbook ewe tend. has s several prizes given away. | Sunday morning services at 11 ors bs age ¥ AGE Full Fashioned Hose, ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES A good program of dance music| _Bob’s Orchestra furnished mu-| CAuIIOESE GlmIaCH jo’clock. Seas ag on . service, at APARTMENT OWNERS, ETC | | 6. oo . ; will be furnished by a local or.| sic for dancing. | \ Wednesday evening meets st 8 8:00 - eee seve’ 1 A shipment Satin Po F We a : / MAN's Ears cuT orr | Sf Maly’s Star of the Sea |" ‘Reading Room ia Society build-| 7.54 hafginig aided OU | eons onammamater— | || i] = H "im charge’ —-—=«| i, open Tuesdays and Fridays,| 2. Sig Segoe i] 36 in. Pillow Tubing, 5 yard r i= CHANGE DATE OF ROME—Luigi Moressi’s ears! Order of services for St. Mary's] F0m 3 to 5 o'clock. PS aa ame aaa sas | (ay rac $1 . ; = {Were cut off by two bandit com-|star of the Sea: } ——————. ~ i] One and 2 piece Silk Paj = | pemk ; fap abeagee } a . Se ' . 7 i ——_— = ENTERTAINMENT | “ara are city whom he hadj ‘Sunday morning Masses will bel CHURCH OF GOD SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST || 550 Pari Wool Blanke ii “= | eto sed to the police two years said at 7 and 9:30 o'clock. ' ace i CHURCH go at : i] =— . Week-day Mass at 7. i in Mission d see gener | Announcement has been made| Sanducky, Mich = lecuing icvica’ at 906, Sun-)_ Services Sundays, Tuesday and/ a awe. an. ont — / . to the ‘effect that the Woman's| operated soceeetalhe eee “ho days and Fridays Thales Leomducted by Rev-| Southard street between Thomas! a ‘ are RIGHT | — ie Bee Pez which wos t oe hyere Harold Rikett, found| THE SALVATION ARMY | Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. | ng |) tand-Made ee = held on Thursday. »| two fully developed appendixes. i —_—_———_ diame: Miced se f ~¥ has been changed to a day later, : 5 rs née yas, ' G. Williams, Missionary Leader | Se fi Sets, Chinawar Some Sar qe | Friday, November 23. iand pti aga ae ua Vonen pS Ott MIXED BIBLE CLASS 10:00 o'clock, Sabbath School|| Tiquor Sets. Tablecloth and ti =- This change has been made be-| 2 190% Fla a ! : 5 _ | (Saturday). ‘| Napkin Sets. Tid Bit S i - Ladies’ ee ming Street {Sam B. Pinder and W. P. Monti-: Church services, 11 o’clock a.;} Cookie Jars, Axminster Rugs, |} couse Ae pee ag er ont aint CCE camps are continued) Company meeting (Sunday/ cino, Teachers ti zs New Bed Spreads, Etc. j Cee ee Night which is being ng lines desired by President|school), 9:30 a. m. | This class meets every Sunday} Y. P. M. V. S. meeting, 5:30|] _ See our new Silk Seamproof > Slips; the seam is guaranteed |! the life of the garment, regular and extra size, $1.98. i ————————— ‘Thursday evening. The fish fry Roosevelt, the annual cost to the) Holiness meeting, 11 a. m. | norning at the Harris School au-| o'clock p. m. at the Air Station starting pe aa is estimated at $312,000,-| Y. P. L. meeting, 6:15 p.m. | diturium at 10 o’clock.~ Men and Prayer meeting every Weanes-! ‘clocks I Satvation meeting, 7:45 p.m. !women not connected with “any! day night at 7:30 p. m. ‘