The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 19, 1937, Page 3

It pate, il i i i Hl i i, tit " rae diate Department. ‘ brought about by rehearsal, husband, Philadelphia | P- ™- Mrs. ‘Wood, if living, it ‘as} 8ts Gerald heirs, devisees, or has “The egy oe said ce “He dren's Society of for—” the former the laws of Mis- | total of 15 hits and nde the nif the State is: | Gay of duly. A.D. need nd, ‘if dead, the heirs, | dev > yoy amassing 13. at 3 or other claimants 4 of to-wit in mitted five errors Ap} te aid Chasios woes, J ‘sitting beside But No Carl Hubbell Bible| of other. cinimasts ‘under was surveying us vous. “What do pga ak Et Se onan eve. 1 bad no intention inaee' the anit. Mra —— Mencon | OM a o- from some-| him. I didn’t answer at deceased, and -—— Monroe, her hus- s by By BEE Goceey, if living, and, if dena, 7 merle ie “I heard you.” he quavered. “And : usband, if she be married, Sx eb ot tebe, “t con-|! know where you're hiding.” , Mid-week prayer meeting, Wed- : bk otwe & “It's only me, Higgins,” I said, step- nesday, 8p. m, if dead, — — cane EiGGE, perched on 2 ping into his range of sight. “Don't a decernied’ in Boum, paw ~ ‘the others/be alarmed.” — ences Coutyy ba Pe Sa Whatever he had been afraid of, I FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Ped hg ex sae to st — jasoarentiy tad not heen: invotved in CHURCH ed, ‘Mrs. ALSO, oS ian wei agin, he dr. Pe owen Eee ae deat} Tas South Goo tat 8) 3 sme 4 sir. sure, White and Washington Streets | Wednesday, 8 p. m. pn gg es eer oe Se Sanday»School at 10 a. m. 88 i i 4 i F : [ ij : i thus lege = be eee bei im, superintendent. dead, the grantees] ship Sixty-six cad conn bed said, “Have you been in William's Oscar Norman, ‘other said} Range Thirty-twe (32) “fot Marita be wre at all taht? Morning worship at 11 o'clock. wi “Deiihe containing One os Oa marvelous, only pres- stared at me blankly. “No, sir. At th’s-service the Junior Ques-! ivia. Street et Sor oa See ‘weakened condition we aren't up| Why?” ie tion Box will be opened and Rev. o- pang Pastor said! == pi County, observed M. Parring-| since you've been toom?” Gekeler will answer various ques-| Sunday morning worship, 11 ~ Sleepy or his tions asked by children. Parents} 4», liv- not, on the - o'clock. of beter, tert, “No. sir and ¢hildyge are urced to attend. Five (5) of teres “That's odd. Mr. Michael, Miss Pal- Exening,.worship at 8 o’clock-| Evangelistic service Su! (20) of Township was get-|mer and myself were searching that The second of the “Hymns That) night, 7:30 o'clock. s (G5), South, of Ramee four (34), containing Biewen i i Hy [ i Warm the Heart” will be discuss} prayer and praise services, aed ‘the ! GD acres, | and plung-| | was giving him his chance. If i ‘Book of un ted lecaddonte be kad aluort given oe ed. “Come, Thou Fount of Every} Tyesday and Thursday nights, 7:30 described in Socks 1-3, same because we didn't 5 Blessing.” o 340 and B-4, 322, Monroe congerned William, there would be a ovelock. and we—the| little point in his withholding the Mid-week Bible study on Wed- Soe sous cetiebas Baeiud ‘once that you | information now. He was no fool. He nesday at 7:30 p. m. ALSO, We—er—we 4 a B’NAI ZION CONGREGATION that if we Annual, Vacation Bible —_ we begins a.two weeks’ session Mon- = _ €Frors.|day morming at 9 o'clock. The Rabbi Joseph Male, Pastor Each club accounted for nine hits.| school ig ppen to any child seven Joe Pearlman, President of Con- Hildebrandt, but for two hits,| years old. Among the courses gregation would have entered the baseball|o¢ study will be one on “The| ‘Hebrew — School, 11 a it Land Where Jests Lived.” m. and every in week, ¢x- to 0, and s0 the St. - Sees Speeder meviows every Feideg]= - he so Louis Browns services every " the chil t J 8. pulled up to within a half-game on chong evening, 8 o’clock, and Saturday] ood “whose names afe unknown to of Philadelphia Athletics. HRS SOUT morning, 7 o’clock. plaintiffs, if living, and, if dead, the It was a tad day afield in the <cic Claimants Minder" the, sald’ children jors ~ Twent . » Pastor i Vood; majo ee sa ity, —— Georgia and Division: Streets SAINT PAUL’S CHURCH Soe atodentan League and of the tw — Church school, 9:45 a. m. | Al f played in the junior circuit eight| ett H. Carey, superintendent. Dural: sad, Betye Sia.) 7 7 re > ae Morning worship, 11° o'clock. Sundays : miscues we: ace 7 F. van The : soe ee oe Young People’s Department has| Summer Minths Schedule National League its morning session in the church Sune M: a » Communion. me} “at Pittsburgh R. H. E,| With Miss Miriam Carey as teach-| , Sere ™Ithe heirs, devisees, grantees oF and Kk - H. E-l er. The: evening session at 6:30 cat z other claimants under the said. sis- An Obvious softly | Brook'yn . ‘o'clock in the church echool. annex Children’s Mass, Catechism, | ter of Mrs. Lon Stoddard, deceased} louder. No : , 9:30 J. H. Chrisman, if living, and, if gy? ane the door | Batteries: Mungo and Phelps; wie Anchip -Rohenin, peeeient, Maes prayer said plain, 11 aye celevants anaee the said hand. Dim ‘ *} Junior boys and girls meet in be J So ten hecmnaan,- “atetie ire. of light roms Brown and Todd. the church school annex at 4 p. ioe, peak cece dl Love and Lave, his wife, if ily: : ~ glance m., with Mrs. Mary Thompson as Mass, iB ing, and, it the hei nearty swallowed wanted tumbled superi a. m. visees, grantees or other claimants . | superintendent. der the said Wesley Love and : = pk ed gl ne ae Evening worship, 8 o’clock.!_ Evensong, Prayer, Sermon, Love, his wife, deceased, CE. ee Prayer and praie service each| Benedietion, & pm ose tne, a Son ses T ead. “Ive forgotten my cigar-| back stairs : Macfayden, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. : — . {claimants under the said C. 5. (ee FU oe right back" were indistinct, b ° @ jand Lopez; Weiland a Missionary society meets every| Morting Prayer, 6:45 o'clock:) Goosey, deceased, Chartes Maite hy apr enh Cook, them strident | dowski. Tuesday afternoon at 4 o’clock in 5 ie Mass, Holy Communion, 7) ‘Pl ing, and, if dead, the heirs, Fee ; _~ understand. Why I did what I did next is a ques- the church school annex with Mrs. |** e : devisees, grantees or other claim ‘Winns brand t seid, glaring ot| om. For once I had an opportunity |_ At Chicago : .| Corrine Curry as president. Evening bg ai 5:20 pm, Sega ng eg and ‘the | for a little investigation before the | Philadelphia . Church choir practice every ednesdays deceased, Rena Ausmus, if living. - hall.| eptire household joined in the sport. | pj, fednesday evening after prayer|_ Low Mass, Holy Communion,| and, if dead, the heirs, devisees, pa : ‘The immediate thing was to find Cook. | “'NC48° neaday evening prayer!) oO" grantees or other claimants under 1 stepped into the and! And one room on the upper floor bad | _Batteri and| meeting. Mrs. J. Roland Adams,|‘ ®& ™ the said Rena Ausmus, deceased, | “Te, Still, ealeting. and coated her votl ane ae ag ted not been searched recently—the Skip- sae oe pianist. tie Mig ais eB p On ee eee eeeeaue’ if] termine the amount of Geectien e s. I made tracks in that direction. | and Hartnett. ye a ww Mass, Holy Communion, 9/ fhe, De mit dead, the heirs, de-| Ue levied for each year tor the Wy abews wen JuApehne ed ltt es i * c 3 oe eee ot, | ensuing two years and that proximity of M. Farrington’s i a, mM, visees, grantees or other claimants See = S been dis: room made me ‘doubly cautoun | At Cincinnati MIXED BIBLE CLASS — |" Evening prayer, 5:80 o'clock, | inder, the sald Joe, “Broaddus, "de-| fxg Re KI t—_ he Bu 's oe i a . . Seite of the Sadi. shoved the ised it behind ener s da New York Sam B, Pinder and W. P. Monti-| See dead, ihe ‘heirs, "devisees, grantees| PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. OF = » ure back My extreme caution was creating | Cincinnati cino, Teachers ' HALL Sik, Gok: @ctoas ane 1) ROE COUNTY, FLORIDA, ee Saeked the dummy sleepers apart. A) certain difficulties. I couldn't find the | Batteries: Hubbell, Gumbert,| Meetiigs every Sunday morn- her husband, if'she be married, Mowe | S4ct0%, be Belt er Gee at — elbi wee om the tip of ™y/jignt, and there was considerable | Coff, ee , s mt ? Howard, and Lizzie Howard, his) Schoo! ge a te ows for anyone who might inter- offman and Mancuso; Rison and|ing at the Harris School audi-) 720 Southard Street ike, if Uvings ae i Ged, the] fe County, Florida, fupt me. 1 was looking for my cigar- Davis. torium at 10 o’clock. Men and} Sunday school, 3:45 p. m. heirs, devisees, grantees or other — =a aatd — te case. Bui no one interrupted me. — women not connected with any| Gospel meeting, 7:30 p. m. | ¢iaimants under | the | sald, Hoss! thereof, om the 29th ; we -e : eee we Oe ais, text Gove found one, a , American League other Bible Class and regardless Week-Days wife, deceased, Luetta Chriaman, if] 1237, for th an om Fe Rael cee inte Gio sarwcats wane anne to siciee 8 light, and took one) At Boston R. H. E.jof denominations are invited to} Bible Study, Wednesday, 7:30] living, and, if dead, the heirs. ‘de-) for the years 18 ‘ Ts ed 0 5 n | view : : - St that sent me crashing| That one step did the trick. My foot | Cleveland Ay Sater: ees ‘ ; gp{ under the sald Luctta Chrisman! POO" sala ‘District fer ube -nsteeeneeneeeeeee vi i Boston ssh: €- 4 BAST SE ES | Prayer meeting, Friday, 7:30} deceased, and Chrisman, her| - i& The light had been ex-| caught on something on the floor, and 3 | e |fockand: if she be married, Mrs. 1.j ‘Wo, yeara. MNER SCBOGL an by someone — someone| in another moment I was crashing j_ Batter: Allen, Andrews and ASSEMBLY OF GOD {23s J. 1 s, and, if dead, the| All qualified clecters sasitings er-w , was to longer m the room.| head over heels in an uproar fit to | Pytlak; Ostermueller, Wilson and : —— . ‘ oe ee yon ih. erceieong 8 fee Age .? e: ED Gl Gee OR eeeen, ne, anes fF Rev. ‘Joh: H. find Beulah Clark | CATES: CHUECE eceased, xa] taterare cligibte to (vate, at ait) Tots WELLMAN ieee Wen F from the hall I ” ‘ : . Stroud, in charge of services ‘ltermined at said election ate a= Prfwter A = the At Washington R.H. E| Morning worship; 11 o’clock.| St. Mary’s Star of the Sea : if | fol : | a on oa ne eels -- 6 10 3] Sunday’ school, 3:30 p. m. Class | Wm. Reagan, S. J., in charge | or other cla ; CR Fg th, |) oa I. — = : - 9 2 lies for all ages. | Sunday morning Masses will be! Pe\S.* Peete! bce ge By mar.| Sioners for said Special AGENTS Wantep win a tteries: ecm ae ant Evangelistic service, 7:30 p. m.jsaid at 7 and 9:30 o'clock. Fied, Fern Lewis, if living, and, if chek, ities ee ee ee j : Sg aug, Appleton, Webidy Prayer Meetings Week-day Mass at 7 o'clock. | dead, the heirs, devisees, grantees ve during the ensuing two =nious Bee tok LEAGUE STANDINGS STARS VS. CUBS Cohen and Ferrell. ; Tuesday, 7:15 p. m. Evening service at 7:30 o’clock,| ern “Lewis, deceared, and —| ied ee 4 a Douglass Stars will again tross}_ Chicago/New “York, rain. # Friday, 7:15 p. m. Sundays and Fridays. Se ee aw mL] Said election ve held are —— bats with Young Cubs. Last a ei SS TRINITY PRESBYTERL AN it dead, the _belry, dexisces, ie i , <8 01 e mants under the RATIONAL LEAGUE ‘day the Stars shutout the Cubs! Detroit-Philadelphia, to @be| FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH said Willian Lewis, deceased, Wil-|, © hard | and ar . The contest will begin at 2:30 p-i played at later ‘date : ee spctiors and Clerks of Election - ; Cub — W. iL. Pet pm tomorrow at Navy Field. > Pi Yancy Tillman Shehane, Pastor Florence Murry Powell and William) 27" .ai@ polling place shall be | New York 33 81 606) Cube—Al. Rodriguez, c; . Sal Simonton Streets H Simonton Street water, her husband, Charles Wood =a & Leuk 28 21-171) incro, p; F. Stickney, 1b; serial Bible School at 10:00 a. m! Alfred DeBarritt, Pastor = nth, SE Ming, ante a4 Ss Louis Johnson _ Pittsburgh 28 22 56° Carbonell, 2b; Woodson, ss; Dom-| H Allan. Robinson, superintendent. | Sunday morning service, 11} ciaimants under the said Charles} ,,/yline Tiace Namber b a Beton. - = - Goss and Villareal, outfield; Mal- eececcccccccccccccccoces, Sermon subject: “Victory Through} ss school, 320 a m. = x. | Meies. “devisees, grantees or other . Philadelphia a grat, reserve pitcher. Today i likely to ai ‘aith. : % 3 | Priige ei service ai Z 0 cloc: oe under the said alan 3 Cimeimnati DM O° bo enn dun > Bs oday is \ery likely to give | Baptist Training Union at 7| Vacation school, daily, 4 to 6] Jewett, deceased, Jewett, | H » P_ But-' pessimistic nature. There ig con- 3 p. m. |ter, A. Dean, E. Sands, Fa'co.'sideraile abil ae i AMERICAN LEAGUE °- siderable ability but probably| Evenin worship at 8 o’cl k.| Two playgrounds open daily Crosby and several others. This many plans wili ke abandoned on —Ereahll wor » the Second] CUBAN COFFEE Clab— W. L. Pet. , ne during vacation. rn Ee New York 31 18 633 oy Westin the same line-ups @5, accoant of a doutt as to theit| Coming of (Christ.” Junior choir, Tuesday, 7:30| lor, as Receiver of The City Trust Serving ; " 28 23 .549 Washington 21 30 .412{character and decision of mind,'g p.m. | Weeknight service, Tuesday, 8) State of Florida and H. H. Lamb.| —TRY ff TODAY. Reston 2 22 .532) Philadelphia - 18 29 383, and do not let versatility over-| Choir rehearsal, Thursday, 7:30(4’clock. [ss Aainint trators testamento| Licensed Ebel li > ane Groveland 45-26 25 531° St. Louis 18 30 .375,come continuity. p. m. Choir rehearsal, Friday, 8 p. m- jultus Leslie i etic die ee _/ wa