The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 26, 1941, Page 2

— ' | 1 | One way to look at it: A fuss in time sayes nine. ‘ ~ Aviation is the coming way to travel, whether you like the idea or not. The writer who presents two sides to every question will escape much attention. “Gossip would hurt fewer people if there were more good people to disbelieve it. | _. Any religion that seeks to blacklist pen-believers sets a poor example of toler- it's not too 1 Tate to make:a concerted “ofiect to reduce, accidents on the highways:| in Monroe County. Byers @river can help; will you? ae 4 Every’ community, including Key | West, is the product of many individuals | “it should go forward threugh the coopera- |- tiveeffort of many more. | Was Fe Lae eee ee ~+ «li is said that Ernest Hemingway may be cast for the role of “Pablo”, the good- | Hearted villain in the screen version of “For | i¥hom the Bell Tolls.” All Key West would #ke to see its outstanding citizen essay the | part. it is a saying that corporations have no “souls, yet 135 concerns have swelled the -#ifts t0 the United Service Organization fund to the appreciable amount of $1,108,- Matte, txore to come. Nothing soulless f F years, “Wee waa weg 44 hhits in’ 9 con jve games, was shattered by Joe pet Maggio, of the New York Giants, who) started his uninterrupted streak on May 15. | made his record that stood for all im the season of 1897, while he | was playing with the Baltimore Orioles. | car tar ves treat oe | balland is famous also for his laconic and | ; ungrammatical remark : “I hit ‘em where | they ain't,” while while DiMaggio explains his | exploii by eee “I just keep , eal } _| turned to work on a temporary raise yes- of } | just been drawn from the famous “goldfish bowl” |a..m. First Friday at 630 ing to the fact of an... unilitiiijed’” tational emer- ‘Worship at 11 a m m., and every day in week, ex-| ooo Bebe 5 Young People’s meeting at 7:00 tent Fridey, at 4 piam~* FLEMING STAEET METHODIST. ‘p.m. Regular services every Fr: wehbe oe ‘The selectee is given no time'to drowse in the | Evening serviee, 7:30 o'clock. | evening, 8 o'clock, and hemody full daylight of this emergency. He turns twenty- | Prayer tneetings, Monday and imorning, 7 o’elock. Fleming at 2 Willem, ‘Sirest 2, s his vate affairs in order i “ | Wednesday nights Bele wsiins aia Rev. W. R. Mundy; Past i 6 ee ee in onder in afew days, |“ Siite Study, Friday night CORNISH CHAPEL. AME. Church School, 945 a.m. Gen- | says good-bye to places and persons dear to him mo ” 210N CHURCH eral superintendent, ‘Norman and “turns too.” One of the most heartening signs MIXED BIBLE CLASS puisnapianetetts Lowe. i of these times for lovers of freedem is the willing- (Colored) Morning worship, 10:50 o'clock, Sam B. Pinder and W. P. Angel d Whitehead oe es ee See ee ness with which the average young man of Am- Monticino, Teachers wer. ‘WL. Souder, Sane Sermon NAVAL STATION jest chumches ' Chapel services. will be We have» boalge 4 the duce Sui cen baaing wage the Ministerial AS~" The program for the service today. foliows: Prelude, duet, Pespon- All morning services will be- sive reading, congregational Sing- class meeting, gin at 10:50 o'clock, instead of ing, sie sexnton sermon. ‘Tuesday, 8:00 p. m. 11-00 o’clovk as has been the bet ng yp 8 p. mi, Stewardess time in the past. ‘Boand No. 1 Main reason for the change is “ Jumict Cyoic rehearsal Friday chat many of the lapel dhansiiee at 5: “Senior ir re /have been running over the hour Sung Mon] for she _ CHR Sarah m. & allotted for the morning services 2 ‘ “th, z and service men have found it’ Today gives great ability jp i ee | TRRMTTY PRESB ‘PRESBYTERIAN difficult to get beck to their Speech and writing and stations in time for mess call to enthusiasm. The mind is . a Except for the few men who were re- | trday at Paul H. Smith Construction com- pany, sae Sls ta ged -agiagred Colored) dinner. tie and sometimes given to wane er, s The following churches have dering. The sense may be ratinp? — ea wige agreed to.the change: First Bap- undeveloped, and need to be z Rev. Sigismund A. Laing, Pastor tist, First Congregational, First carefully trained in the lews ef A. Milton Evans, Clerk of Session | yyuthodist, Fleming Street Meth- ‘life and morality. Neglect @f Morning service, 11:00 o'elock. Cai: Ley Memorial Methodist, this may jead to compulsory mex Second Mass, 9:00 a, m, ,Sermon subject: “The Ministry |. Church of God. tinement from the world. . Of Suffering”. : settled. : i FURST CONGREGATIONAL © Church School, 3:30 p.m a _. As Publie Works Officer Lieut. Albert CHURCH Adult Bible Class, ed RP. « es eeccceccccececces J, Fay pointed out yesterday, action of the af Young People’s Forum, 1 fi d c I % mi 527 William Street . 7. kind contemplated by the navy is @ con- E. S. Doherty, Paster P Evening worship, 8:00 o'clock. C assifte oitumn tinuing thing. First the laborers are sup- Prayer Sunday School 9:45am, Cat- Sermon subject: “Sorcery And sol ma peeiicedinemeinp sale PeSseecerceeceeseseese pl hoy ell ice wien under mavy lyle Roberts, superintendent, Tes Kindred Acts”. Morning worship 19:30 o’cleck. , 8:00 p.m, Young LOST MISCELLANEOUS control, and the navy takes full charge of |p. Sermon subject: "The Howth jeaiee eae pervice and prayer us the work. Commandment”. meeting. CALIFORNIA DRIVER'S LI-'Is YOUR PLACE COOL? if iat With the job claeiy in navy hands, | Christian Bnadvavour, 7200p.™m.! Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. Boy CENSE. Owner, G. A Hatch., see TOMMIE at the Intermediate and Junior Chris- Seopis’ meeting. Finder please return to Box; Rink about an air a eae vour, 7200. Bp. 2m. Thursday. 8 p. m., Glee Club CW, co The Citizen. jly26-ltx worship, 8:00 P. ™. rehearsal. Sermon, — “The . Fifth| Friday, 8:00 p. th; choir te- | the government's control from there is more ely. to expand than to recede. if other | Ce ane Mare 1 or troubi. jones Division and Georgia Sts. al occurs, ‘more’ civil service men rts Wm. E. Bryant, Pastor of other types supplant other unions, and | | <Chureh: School, 9:45 <= i wed tags * jeans. ‘inset | the 2 is $ x howd 9 Yet app 5 Be m™m, “There is a time, “I know “not ie the need arises to make certain of the safety meeting, -Wednesday, when, i : ‘of more men. active, Friday, 8:00 win cipal the destiny of Se Laborers already have won a 20 per pewng Cees ee 5 : ¥ °" FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS MOTELS ‘ow! eople’s ED A = men cent increase in their wages through the | ‘es af <2 es is < a School | Yo knswen or despair”. aay = =F : com mise They can | pres Vednesday morn- Lautan TRAILERS. pply ‘iommie’s | BRI! ‘GUR VISITING. a Se SOAR : se Do c There will be NEWMAN “METHODIST Skating Rink. jun23-tf, in need of a good nightis » go back to work now ata pay rate of 50 | —— B c asa pacing gi hacia potas i, THE OVERSEAS cents, where they were getting 40 before, “HOEY Roiowshan inners 10 intermediates NEW ELECTROLUX VACUUM ican rooms, enjoy the ‘ha It’s time for a return to work. /8:00 p. m. be the principal (Colored) | CLEANER, never used. One atmosphere, Satisfactory sa pier agree ag ere er Midweek service, Wednesday re all parents Cor, Division and Whitehead Sts. year guarantee. $5500, Terms. 917 Fleming street. PUZZLING THE “HEATHEN CHINESE” 9.9). m. ’ ave their chil- = h teas, Paks. Write Box D. D., The Citizen. | Intermediates merit Thursday 4 . ee of Church School, 9:45 a m Hty2l-lwkx WANTED TO RENT in Social Hall ae. Aes: Se, ae m t© Alice Sands, superintendent. i The “heathen Cidaese” amy be ge: [PD m5 Soe Be this. schgol, Morning service, 11:00 o'clock. PLUMBING BARGAINS WANTED TO RENT—Uni culiar, as the late Bret Harte asserted, but | FIRST } METHODIST CHURCH = Epworth League, 6:00 p. m. Lowest cash prices ed Hoyse, good condition—3, there are some things about the United | Old Stone) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY fvening service, 8:00 o'clock Bath tubs $750 up | Bedreoms. Family of - ————— Tuesday night, class meeting, Lavatories _.... 750 ” | Box OM, The Citizen. States that the Chinese do not understand. Corner Eaton and Simonton Sts 38 Elizabeth Street 8:00 o'clock. Sinks 2 : Lin Yutang, world-famous Chinese Fein pe mapa ee — School, 9:30 a. m. gee Toilets (new) — 1m = ae s 4 sal tact United State 1 urch School, 8:45 a m. Ger merning servire, 13 SAINT PETER'S CHURCH Water heaters _. 7.95 up ARAGE ( MONTH, S é ae enero ATE Bolt on toilet 17.95 | ity of William and Eaten pale betel ges: eam and W0- Bach emuent meets in its cdaae (Colored) New recess tube pe an ge Apply W. D. Wood, men. Even now, asserts, ‘Oo shipments own assembly room. Bs . Between Petronia d at less than wholesale cost. Street. ee atl « sa dco jo Sap. | Morning worship, 20:50 o'dook cee Matcn th anal use Simcoe and Olivia Streets ta ok on dads 1 ee a “i going are [Stmon Subject: “A Deceiving cays ang Fridays from 3 to § | Serviows Throughout Year ida. WARD Meanwhile, encouraging speeches Conscience” undays— "s HERY, OJUS Zz | made on China, which moves the Chinese | Epworth League, 7:00 p. m on ka ne BO ome EE at Sung Mass, Sermon, Com- chek? aa jly25-lwk GOOD PAY, steady mak ucrtier to ans, “Plaats of ao Canthly, cx 40/1 semis omtip. $0 e'clack THE CHUKCH OF GOD eens A 8 | 5 See ae poe sree 5 ae ee coe See i ee FT. QUTBOARD : us. Stop admiring China, but sell us BERS | Mid-woek prayer service, Wea 1106 Ghivia Street diately after the 8 o'clock serw et egy PO equipped “Beach. “e and bombers. Stop hating Japan, but put |nesday, 8:00 p,m. 1, B, Thomas, Pastor ies. and one Johnson Outboard mo- an embargo on Japanese oil.” | Choir xehearsal. ae 7:45, Sunday morning worship, 10:50 iar so ord Sermon tor, 4 hp. $150. James # . ip an. Mirs. Joseph Sawyer, or o'clock: h : Pinder, 1217 Petronia Street. a itn declares, “With the help | ganist; Gerald Saunders, director Sunday School, 3:30 p. m. — Days— 0s 2 a Phra oto A of United Btates supplies, China will lick | “ae ag EURO Sunde evening preaching uesdays, Low Mass, acacia Eas ean SEEN al ae i Loind etc handed aaa Gh a ke | ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCE ee noc Wednesdays, Litany and Ser FOURTEEN FT. SAILBOAT.) Box XW, The Citizen = me | Si. Marr's Siar of the Sea r meetings, Tuesday and |mon, 7:30 p. m. Fully equipped. $100. James & Ty25= | need for the United States to send its fleet ea Thursdty nights, 7:30 o'clock Thursdays, Low Mass, 7:4 fpinger 1217 Petronia Street. ae into Asia. Give us the tools, and Chima will | 7,7 Keliches, S.. Rector a gee gig Cine ee finish the job in the Far East for you.” Murphy, S.J.. Ass ts = BETHEL AME. CHUBCH = OGns “For Rent’, “Rooms For grr el or cutti a aa Seunaimaeneinans a | Hours of Service 0 Bc 1d Street sree “ ent For Rent", Stephanotis Floribunda, A@ AGE OF RESPONSIBILITY Santa asec, 200 20 anny Soe pee Haat’, “Agectoocet Ses: Saee.| eet caih vaiee wning worship, 10:45 o'clock. Ae va Z Cerner Division and Thomas Sts. Woods, Box 165, : chon, 3:45 p.m. Rev. Walter & White, Partor | Baasing’. THE ee ia Pars , 907 Thomas St. hiss NOE — Sunday i, 220 a. a. SECOND SHEETS—800, for S0c.| TRANSPORTATION to | Morning Worship, 11:90 a m. “the Artman Press. novi9-tf! early Thursday | Christian Endeavor, 6:00 p. m. ae ply 629 United ‘Street. | Evening worship, 7:30 o'clock. RESTAURANT BQUIPMENT — 30:00 a.m. Benediction. (Christian Science Monitor) Masses on Holy Days, 6:30 and 6:00 a.m. The young men whose draft numbers have Weekday Masses. 6:30 and in Washington have “come of age” im a way known get ao ae to few preceding generations of Americans. Never cin Spin Rosary, Sermon and Ben on ASSEMBLY OF GOD a Te ADVENTIST Sign and fixtures; two M-ft. | has the responsibility which twenty-one years im- Friday evenings. 7:30 o'ciock. asc ee Awnings; 4 Ceiling Lights; two * cere gag to "The | ally: been. 06 ieenad a5 3m Sais year 1961. Sacred Heart Devotions 1008 Olivia Street | d-cu. %. ‘Refrigerators; six ; is ae . i | Confessions ‘Saturday after Evangelist Florence DeLanoy (Colored) Stonls; two Ice Boxes. ‘Apply Millions of young men today know what it is goons and evenings. on of and Husband, in Charge | 123 Ann Street. Shy2b-ti » to feel responsible for the welfare and security of Holy Deys and on Thursday pre- ‘Morning worship, 11 o'clock. *s ee te ame Cg eee ee their country even to the extent of pledging ceding First Friday. 4:00.10 00 Sunday School, 2:30 p. m iney /SIMMONS 5 STUDIO COUCH. vag -y . sig Siclock and from 7:00 to $-00 (Classes for all ages. in. G: Wee aeey: : God condition. Price, $15.00. their private hopes te it “hey have had to past- | ymjocie. Byangelistie service, 7:30 p. m. — inet” teatin) an COREE | } pone cateers in which many of them had already First Sundey of mortk. Com ‘Prayer Meetings la _— Sched Z lard ies * Seine tise munion at the 7:00 o'rledk Mass , Tuestay, 7:16.9. m. Pa See nee ne nore Seen ners Sak ap 2 maison of riday. 238 p. 00. Church service 41am. RGR SALE-BEST PAVING | interrupt their education. All know that in the b=gyesna Sunday vf 1 stati ase ¥. P.M. V. S. inesting, 5:30 “EISINESS in Marathon, Fa event of grim necessity even their lives are pledged. |munion at the 7:00 o'clock Mess “EL SALVADOR” ann i losing quarters; very ‘small! ifices i = jfor Parish and High Schoo) Bo. METHODIST CHURCH | overhead. ‘Will sell at Inven- | asdigi Latin Miesi PRESBYTERIAN we i : sapers meets spell responsibility as tap ney FIRST tory. n for selling, | Many Americans who passed twenty-one long ago ‘Tyard Sunday of ~nonth, Com o ee | CHURCH | ito government service. | have not yet learned to it. Fi - jon 2+ the 8:30 o'ch Mass; Gtinnel and Vinginia : wd's Place, P.O. Box 37, | * r we ok a Mane one: eaees, & ca Guillenme Perez, Pastor | White and Washington Streets — ‘athon, Fia, fiv26-3¢ tion of the American public the emergency which fF Children of the Parish Fourth Sundav of month, Com. the United States faces has meant only an in- clock Mass crease in the amount of money available fer new fer Men of the Parish cars, refrigerators, radios. |_ Daughters of St ‘ : first Sunday of month. Wo one begrudges some increase of purchasing Parish Sodality meets fourth power where it has too long been imadeguate. But Wednesday of month & a waiey Ss >= 1 there are 5, th: arkes a vhere, Promoters of the Sacred Heart ™ use, first an hi , morning. : . eet Se eee as cee Set meet third Sunday of month 4:00 p. ma | Seer See he ae ad aa numerous Americans haye yet to came of age in Mother's Club, Thursday, 7:00 ice. the sense of matching the responsibilities under- THE CHURCH OF GOD Pp. ™. ‘The attendance at the church 614 Francis street, taken this week by 750,000 twenty-one-year-olds. Over Which A. J. Tomlinson Is BNAL ZION COMGREGATION Rev. Bowery has been officiating, | Mr. Knudsen’s report on the contimuance of a General Overseer i be short work week in the capper mining industry 4418 Oiviia Street Rabbi. Lehner many out tomorrow to heur his j - Mary H. Thomps: ‘tor Joe Pearlman, President discourse, the only illustrates how tandily Americans gre aw: Bible School, 10 a m., Sunday. Hebrew Sunday School, 1? a, jhe will select in the meantime, uneh School, 945 a.m. Miss; Sunday School, 10:06 a mm, fartha Robinson, superintendent. on worship, or, {TYPEWRITING PAPER 4 Worship service, 7:30. p. m. Floyd Bowery, who Sheets, Thc. The Artman Press. | Ann meet Beigel service, Wedmesday,) been conducting the services at i \ Society. of Casio past several weeks, will fill Hi i erica shoviders his responsibilities with their Meetings every Sunday morn- Sundav School, 9:30 a. m., + | oman Evening worship, 8:00 e'clock. | ifives and dangers. As those whose decisions né @t the Harris School audi- charge'of Rev. R. M. Johnson, as- German sv” ~*: “The New Birth”. torium, 10 o’cleck. Men and wom- sistarit. superintendent. | Leagues at 7p. m, | are voluntary match the spirit of the selectees the en not connected with any other Morning serviee. 11:00. o'elerk.| Mid-week Prayer and Bible outlook for their country and its ideals will be- [Bible Class and regardless of de- Sermon by Rev. Joseph K. Gib-\ Study, r, B:00 p,m. | stilt jmominations are invited to at-\son, "© | Choir ,, , Bs cape eh Sige: tend. Varick Christian Sademvar |p. m. om