The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 13, 1946, Page 3

the | services and “The nan wiles ‘Shall be Hereafter. etre fans ‘of the Seven , at the hag service. ts-Comdr, J, L, rc be the guest speaker at tthe the First t oak at 8 pm, Ci 4 now serving at NAS, Attention is called to the fact that the hour of this meeting-has chariged from 7:30 to 8 p.m. e1 believed that the later hour ,|will prove’ more convenient for iter |a number of those Who attend. J. W. Windham is scheduled tq weaclf at the Poinciana Com- _Pounity church ip the absence of “jthe Rev, John E, Pickens, the pastor, who is on his vacation. Sunday school will be con- ducted in all-churches for persons over 16, 9, Calvary Chigago, from Dest two ’K OF INTENTION TO eed A lace er tae FIN IN THE couler ok toe STE COU NTY YUDGE, MONBOE COUNTY, Saat OF VLOBEDA. IN PRO- In re the Hatate of: ROBE RY & known as ROBERT CHAPM Deceased, | ‘To All Whom. It May Concern: N is Hereby given that I, », Snidow, have filed’ my final report as Wxeeutrix of the estate of Robert ©. Snidow, de- eased; that L have filed my ‘peti ts ‘ tion, for, final discharge, and that I will apply to the Honorable R mond R, Lord, County Judg | Monroe ‘County, Florida, lath day of August, proval of ® musical variety | es 3 teke place in the ROBERT the “> ‘ John Gi) Baw: 3 ee the tional church, } Attorney tor oe pete Preach on “The aug 3, 1946} | NovTICK Pursu: ter «2 of 194) hearing shall be held if | the “County Board of Publi Fsiruction 0! ida, on July CHURCHES wanting Our Blessings” ‘and. tere Thy Church, O, God,” = @e eee topies of the Rev. * i * the Cornish: F & Rages Bow church to me Chee muse and a special we ty Mime Patterson will ve} eee 4 ‘oovte serviees are scheduled = the New tiemse church wh te Rev. James |meeting room, Court House, fo: Funds Punds Funds 4. Proposed nstructional RT AND Balances and R Beginning of Ye B. Antictpa Taxes $4), Sources $1 * S pronoged i Expenditures: Plaintitt DIVORCE DyRoN. at End of erm. Larisn FOR SCHOOL 3 AND BUS RE- of $40,- ired Bal of Wiserc » the abo . I B. Antici County District Fund G.' Proposed County ‘Fun triet Fund: to ap- 660,00, 2. Ti sand _ _ Reserves ‘at ty Funds Funds ead at Key West, haley i July, + bjt ints Va athlee n Nottage, puty Clerk. Jr. District nt rail to produce enues for those bud ensuing fiseal year County Support and Mainten- ance Fund 4. District -Current Each t and Sinking Levy 4 Interest Lathe and Bus. Re- s e Fund 1.5 ‘omplete details of each rt of the school budg able for public Oifice of th Pinal Report | aially i ation for her | public hearing a mew Aneitiary Ad-| school program =6 County for the et De eth day of July, AD. BOARD fee Ee +) SMM -PORTER WARRIS. I ae ary a@ministratrix of f Prank J. Rieker, fut 4-13-20-27, 1946 “Pia Wed ‘= pp DeMERITT, "SOON, Cornish Chapel A.M.E. ZION CHURCH “The So Friendly Church” Whitehead and Angela Sts. REV. W. L. SOUDER, Pastor 10 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL Miss Cecelia Thompson (Acting Superintendent) 1l A.M. MORNING WORSHIP “Counting Our Blessings” 8:30, EVENING WORSHIP “Y Love Thy Church, 0 God!” eu, are here- § quired to present andes whieh you, ba Raymond hg J e of Monro at bis office in the a Monroe ht cal- |) trem of the mn werent. a Sales presented witht im the manner pre: ehall be eaee as. | Helen Elizabeth: Knowles, 1012 | Elgin street, and Charles E, | Sands, 400 White street, were ‘PhePnillage fo be tevied ‘on the |, THE. KEY. sh al ‘At “Miami church: white gloves. She wore a age of stephanotis ‘and garde! Her only jewelry was a g necklace, a gift of thé. be | ‘groom. She was attended. by Miss Martha Clements, her niece, ee | ‘married Tuesday evening at the Allapattah Methodist church in Miami. The Rev. W. B. Mundy officiated. _ Mrs. Mary Knowles and *| The bride was escorted to the bridegroom is a son of Mrs. altar. by her brother-in-law, | riana Sands. Both are Key West}: Phillip. R. Clement, and, was. at- ' residents. tired in. a two-piece suit, a white} The couple will make their hat with. shoulder length veil and home here. a eeamal Today In History Anniversaries 1753—The : University of Pen-| 1815—James A: Sedden, Vir nsylvania chartered as the Cols |ginia lawyer, congressman, Con- 4ege of-Philadelphia. federate secretary of war, born 1787—Congress"eniacts the his. im Fredericksburg, Va. Died Aug ee ee Ordinance — in|! 1846—100. years: agors@harles irst rank among American A, Meeker, Newark, N. J. dentad || constitutional documents. _ surgeon, national leader of ‘dam 1854—U. S. sloop-of-war Cyane|tistry his day, born at Troy, N.}/ shells San Juan, (Greytown), Nic |y, Died Sept. 8, 1913, aragua, in retaliation against out’) 1864—John J, Astor, fourth of||! rages committed against Amerl{the name, capitalist - inventor, cans, born at Rhinebeck, N. Y. Lost on; 1886—Indian chief ithe Titanic, iy ei 15, 1912, taken by troops under Miles. , 1917 — 678,000 men ordered drafted into service. 1941—Italian Government puts American business houses in Italy under Geyernment control. , 1943—A British force lands near. Mt. Etna, to assist Ameri icans | there. 1944—Entire Geronimo Gen. —_—_——_—_— : Gold was discovered near Los}|, Angeles in 1842 by a sheep herd- ler who was trying to dig up a few wild onions for his lunch, sion force in Normandy on th move as German counter- -attacks F check the British. 1945—1,000 U. S. planes borne invar deep into Japan. American First Baptist Church ° TONIGHT 8 O'CLOCK _ x * Come! Come! HEAR: SAM B. PINDER Special VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL NUMBERS ' TRIO: Frances Collins, Gloria Giles and Persis Larsen Come - Bring A Friend First. Methodist (Stone) Church Corner: Eaton, and Simonton Streets G. LEON WELLS, Pastor 9:45, SUNDAY SCHOOL " All Classes ‘Over 16 Years: of Age 10:50, Morning Worship ‘ Subject: “God's Horses and Chatiets” } 7:00, Methodist Youth Fellowship’ 8:00, Evening Worship. Subject: “No Room for the Devil” 9:00 Fellowship Hour COME—WORSHIP WITH US have you ever The, famous, family parlor quiz Handsome Glenn Langan, popular | game is more fun than ever on film star, is heard in the leading sole of criminglogist, “Barton the air ! It’s a whiz of a quiz on Mutual Broadcasting System rake,” in “Mystery fs My Hobby,” Sundays over Mutual, "MYSTERY Is MY HOBBY Appears On W K W F Sunday’s 16:00 to 10:30 P.M. ‘Uncle George Reads The Miami Daily News Funnies to the Kids Sunday’s at 8:30-A.M. { Nation’s Southernmost ist day of June, eae BaPabas ‘yey 222d, ful 6-12, 1946 Music Chi Solo by Ma Hime Satie Radio Station Mrs. Sands isa daughter of aie: ares ee slight favor- able aspect «would overcome algae ‘at Petersburg, Va.,’ ‘58 year@) lack. a wd [Maarten Sterne of New York! : have ‘considerable versatility, and | Russia, 68 years jects. There is some lack of per severance and. an ta) tendency a ‘due Succeet ip to worry which, on Berli over Gen. Leonard FB of the ‘march son. born. day will noted _artist-scul; bee mind’ that will lead | — Tike. if unchecked, | All Classes will be in session for those 16. years of age and over ery AM, Service. ae piney japtisms of the New Testament“ Rain eri ‘4 which Shall Be Judgment Seals” GLAD TIDINGS TABERNACLE conneS and PETRONIA STs. NO SUNDAY | SCHOOL CORNER BAHAMA and Church Services as Follows: MORNING WORSHIP i Seager Mae . . 11:00 A.M. REV. J. C, YELTON, C. A, Service .... 7:00 P.M. 'VENING Evangelistic . . . 8:30 P.M. sei eee Mid-Week Services | Tuesday * Friday, 8:30 P.M. J The Chagelt Whege Jesus iS Jj. H. WOOLDRIDGE PASTOR $190 : $998 These are OPA Prices SORRY ONLY TO A CUSTOMER “The Friendly Church First Baptist Church — Mr. Thos, J. Kelly, Supt ‘ REV. J. C. YELTON, Speaker BT. U. 7:00 P. M, In compliance with orders of the Public Health Authorities Se ree EATON+STREETS 9:45 AM. - + 10:50 A.M Speaker 8:00 P.M. « ee ee aie vy, Beldner’s Has No Connection With Any Store in Key West BELDNER’S “KEY WEST'S NEW EXCLUSIVE READY-TO-WEAR STORE” TELEPHONE 1133 528 Duval Street We Close At 1 O'clock Every Thursday Opposite Strand Theater