The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 2, 1946, Page 3

Rev. W. L. Souder, Pastor Church Sehiool at 10 a. m., led Mrs. Vivian Floyd, superin- : tendent, assisted by Miss Cecilia el Ce Ottatomne | TROMPs0N. Classes and teachers 9" of Re Ammembty of God [fF all age groups. Morning Wor- ship a 11 o'clock. An inspira- service will be held. Eve- Worship at 7 o'clock. Rey. McKinney will give the mm § 8 eee service | Sermon. eb Oe cook evening servicer | Weekly meetings: Monday, at poe |? pm, Stewardess Board will Pee Meenediet Chereh miret; Tuesday, at 7:30 p. m., Soe ot eect Prayer and Class meeting; “ Ge Firs & Sootint 6 Reem meee wt 9:45 | nearsal: Friday, at 7 p. m., Boy’ oot a ie. Scouts meeting; Friday, at 7:30 . Sm Meeting ip. m., Star of Zion Club meet- fhe Morning Service, 11 o'clock, sermon subject, “Confidence and Strength;” meme o'clock, sermon subject, Peep Revcet Methadies Church (OMe Christian Youth.” S oth hawe Ge , ee Services in charge of Elder e= @ the and the ¢ Milton Evans. coevmge that wes to have been! Ct om ee mat of the | Formation Of Electranics “© be Geerrre ot me! Ce., USNR, Scheduled ae anaes - eofiee hep) Formation of an Electronic yew have an church heme we | Warfare Company of the United corse wth us States Naval Reserve in Key West has been called for the Di- tector of the Naval Reserve, 7th Evening Service, 7 “Influ- thee poe & Pomme ( omenamity Church hee & Pictems Paster ; ss “8 e« = Sundey Gehecl.i District, at Jacksonville. oii 2 The director welcomes any ‘ . Gomeeenton: | recommendation or comment Leen from Naval Reserve officers now » © © &. Veaper Serwiee,/ in the city and urges any young “Seeeeteee Ae We Love I”) men in Key West interested in eee. Hee © meting of PixPelectronics to be in such a com- <—~ (tte & home of Al-ppany. Former service men with Seem | Peeetene Piece, fetpetrical experience are especial- ly sought to serve radio, radar + tm The ens S » Be & Sendeyjand similar equipment to be cee NRE » «© Com bused satya ‘Assistance trom the Naval Base r is expected. Key West is not, - large Yor @ reserve bat- ‘o> tation, the ler company be- Gea fey ‘} ing more practical for the com- oe worstep od | munity on decoment oa ons ontin our pany Louis Godinet, E-Resident were preaching Ve Marry Ex-Tampa Girl The engagement of Miss Gloria 6! hepeet Church Valdes, 17-year-old daughter of . Somtey Seheet: @90) Mrs Angelina Valdes, of the ansangy § ten Bronx, New York City, to Louis ad “octal wetings|Godinet, son of Mrs. Mercedes «F ooet Materday, at! Godinet, 1124 Division street, Secater G& © MT has been announced. Miss Valdes r} Herreen will!) ie @ native of Tampa. es } Godinet, 27, was formerly em- ployed by the Western Union | Cemee® Of Crates ' Telegraph company at Key West. ~ somiey atterneeme at! He has been making his residence Seteery freet. [in New York for the past seven years. He served overseas two ee pence Cane wears in the Army and was hon- Sevtae Sthewt, 1069) orably discharged “five months << sevee, guest! ago. The wedding will be held in . © © teewer] 190 pm, | the near future ere Owst Lo ™ he Par Poke on —— Key West . ih here! Chure St Baht Fie Poe h of Christ “amet « few of his Meets Sunday Afternoons , oe heme + at 6 o'Clock at | 916 Seminary Street ome « Sac ee at Present e.* five. amet Jonn | * beets Mabey and « we Mateney Trudy e ‘ Route tote, € lark | — at teene and Also Baw Hear Gespel Sermon mor) cece Sunday at 9:15 A.M. over oat eh 4 warety off . ; oe foe eore oem by | WORS, Miami, 710 feune Knight and On Your Dial * We ther peises| _— = te * Quan The chikdren Symmes ated their pe Sell cn Ste. covered eet aight fo) 5 ee ote im Kev Wert at cate pevotaaed tame, 10S «iit commmute | — tm Ma higen, " at every ey Beet ater ' |Mary Crites Wed To E. A, Williams In a candlelight ceremony this ‘jafternoon, Miss. Mary Maxine Crites and Lt. Edward Albert Williams were united in marriage at the First Methodist Church. ‘Rev. G. Leon Wells performed the’ ceremony, Miss Crites is the daughter of Wilbur K. Crites and the late ‘Mrs. Crites, of Lima, Ohio, Lt. Williams 1s the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Willi - onado, Calif. a oe While ‘Miss Elaine Kalamares at Miami sang “Always” .and “Because” to the accompaniment with white candles. Escorted by her father, the bride appeared in a gown of im- ported Swiss organdy with bands of embroidery forming the pitted bodice and short sleeves and out- lining the sweetheart neck-line. The boufant skirt was banded with several rows of the same embroidery and extended to a full train. Mittens of matching organdy banded with the em- broidery were worn during the ceremony. Her fingertip veil was! of tulle and her bouquet was of | white chrysanthemums, centered with a white orchid. Her late mother’s engagement ring com-| pleted her. apparel. j Miss Nancy L. Blauvelt was maid of honor, dressed in dusty rose taffeta similar to the bride’s gown, and wearing a tiera of} yellow chrysanthemums and car- | rying a matching bouquet. A. -G. Williams, father of the bridegroom, was best man, and Lt. jg) Horace M. Sherwood, Jr., and Lt, Thomas F. Smith, USN, acted as ushers. A reception at the Fort Taylor Officers’ Club for 75 guests fol- lowed the ceremony. Mrs. Wil- liams received the guests dressed in a perriwinkle blue dress and hat. She wore a corsage of Amer- ican Beauty red roses. The newlyweds left by plane for Nassau, Bahama Islands. The bride’s going away costurie was a dove grey crepe dress with a white feather hat and navy blue accessories. After Nov. 14 the Whitehead street. t The former Miss Crites was graduated from Shawnee High School, Lima, Ohio. Lt. Williams was graduated from Coronado High School and attended San Diego State College and received | his commission from: Notre Dame | University. _ ‘of the church organ, the wedding Procession commenced through | the church, which was decorated | jelect is | town to complete plans for the couple will be at home at 215 Hallowe’en ‘Party 5 sr In Pythian. Hall , Dollie Knowles and Peggy Pin-|. , der entertained Thursday night} _ at a Halloween party at the | ascent Ran —— goat ‘ | Son Born To Bartels ‘io z and Kenneth} Felton were awarded prizes for | A boy was born Thursday at the best costumes. Misses Ruth | 415 a. m., to Mr. and Mrs. Or-! /Goodspeed and Jean Guertin | Ville Bartels, 6-1 Poinciana Place, were ‘the judges. } at the Munici Those present were Billy Rob-| — tapes Kenneth Felton, Richard oberts, Kenneth - Kerr, Frank! aes Roberts, Lorraine Curry, Charles: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. Spence, |Taylor, “Cecle Perez, Antonio|@mnounce the birth of an 8- Perez, Jimmy Butler, Rosario, pound girl October 8, at their} Lopez, Jerry Carter, Geraldine} home, 2734 N.W. 60th street, Mi-} | Ingraham, Dolores Perez, Jacki mi. The new arrival has been Knowles, Trip Knowles; Lydia’ named Maureen Elizabeth. Paz, ‘Patsy Johnson, Otilie Agu-; Mr. Spence is the son of Mr. erro, Raymond Johnson, Barbara and Mrs. John Friar of Miami, Lopez, Penny Johnson, Rose Mary ; and the grandson of the late Rev. Lowe, Joan Mullins, Alfred and Mrs. Will Hesson of Key Knowles, Jr:, Niles Pinder, Win-| West, Fla. A nie Marie Knowles and Mr. and} Mrs. Alfred L, Knowles. | CARD OF THANKS ei : Words cannot fully express our Fi ay Piodella To Marr. 'Y thanks to the relatives, neighbors } ‘Ohio Man Late This Month | ana other friends for their many Miss Fay Lamont daughter of Mrs. Miriam Piodela | Sympathy during the illness and | Spencers Have Son to Moses Garcia, son of Mr. and: also thank those who sent floral | Mrs. Christopher Garcia of, ‘okens of remembrance. Youngstown, Ohio, late this; MR. AND MRS. HENRY F. month. The wedding is scheduled ! SAWYER. nov2-1tx to take place in the home of the parents of the prospective groom: in Youngstown, where Miss! Piodela has been a house guest | for several months. | Mrs. Piodela accompanied her; young son, Billie, and Wilbur} Piodela, an uncle of the bride-/ leaving Key West to-j Youngs-' morrow morning for marriage of her daughter. . GLAD TIDINGS TABERNACLE “Assembly. of God” CORNER OF GEORGIA and PETRONIA STS. Church Services as Follows: Sunday School . 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Young People... 6:00 P.M. Evening Services 7:00 P.M. Mid-Week Services, Tuesday and Friday, 7:00 P.M. Attend the Church Where Jesus Is, Real J. H.. WOOLDRIDGE PASTOR | | \ for Your Eyes The safety of your eyes in bright tig! depends on more than just colore lenses of glass or celluloid. Ray-Ban, ; the scientific glare protection, is built to filter out excess harmful light, to transmit rays useful for seeing. We have a choice of attractive sun glass styles. DR J A VALDES OPTOMETRIST Office Hogrs: 9-12 2-5 p.m. Evenings by Appointment ADDRESS PHONES 619 Duval St.. Office 332 Upstairs Residence 295 Community Church John E. Pickens, Pastor Community Hall, Duck Ave. at 15th, Poinciana 9:45 A.M., Sunday School Classes for All Ages 11:00 A.M., Worship Holy Communion j Meditation: “The Final Lesson” i | 6:30 P.M., Vesper | Service i Topic: “Scripture As We H Live It” ! | i Hearty Welcome To All Cornish Chapel AME. ZION CHURCH “The So Friendly Church” (COLORED) Whitehead and Angela Sts. REV. W. L. SOUDER, Pastor 10 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL Mrs. Vivian Floyd, Supt. —— 6 11 AM. MORNING WORSHIP An Inspirational Service Will Be Held at This Hour 3:30 P.M., Annual Goodwill Seryice 7 P.M., EVENING WORSHIP Speaker: REV. J. E. MCKINNEY Music by Choir—Solo by MRS. ILLMA PATTERSON Church 717 SIMONTON STREET (Colored) Sigismund A. Laing, Minister i : Morning Worship, 11:00 | “Confidence and Strength” 1 Sunday School, 3:30 P.M. i Adult Bible Class, 5:30 P.M. Youth Meeting, 6:00 P.M. | Evening Worship, 7:00 “Influence of Christian Youth” Services in Charge of ELDER MILTON EVANS REV. J. B. REID, Pastor Church School (i ° . CLASSES FOR ALL AGES Merrill Felton, General Superintendent 10:50 A.M. 9:45 AM. Morning Worship . . . Holy Communion Evening Worship « . - 7:30 P.M. “4 “The Girl Who Danced, and the Preacher 4 Who Lost His Head” ig Who Were They? .. . . HEAR THE ANSWER at the : e ° Fleming reet Methodist Church Sunday Night VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME 9000000006 00000006000600000000668 ‘LEY MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH Corner of Division and Georgia Streets ot The Church With A Welcome E. S. DOHERTY, Pastor Sunday School, 9:45 A.M. Miss Miriam Carey, Superintendent Morning Worship. . . . 10:50 A.M. At Which the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper Will Be Observed Youth Fellowship, 6:45 P.M. Evening Worship... . 7:30 P.M. PREACHER: REV. FLOYD BOWERY ° Announcing... DR. E. M. HARRISON for SPECIAL MEETINGS, Nov. 10-17 EACH NIGHT, 7:30 at First Baptist | Church Hi (Except Saturday) Bahama and Eaton Streets GOOD MUSIC - SOUND MOTION PICTURES f Mrs. Harrison Playing the | Electric Vibra Harp Nursery for Babies and Graded Departments | Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. | Training Union, 6:30 p.m. Visitors Cordially Invited J. C. YELTON, Pastor Piodela, | acts of kindness and words of |, of Key West, and the late Wm. | following the death of our belov- |, Hastings Piodela, will be marrjed' €d one, Henry F. Sawyer, Jr. We jy Out-of-town guests who.attend- and Ms. R. ed the wedding of Miss Mary Miami, Fla. Mary Crites and E. A. Williams Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Williams, Bank of Held of Beverly Hills, Calif; W. water. G LEON WELLS, Pastor i 945 AM . .: . Sunday School © Gerald Saunders, General Superintendent 20:50 A.M. . 5 . 6:30 P. M. 7:30 P.M. . . . Sermon Subject: “Two Remarkable Jailbieds” ; 8:30 P.M. < ‘ Fellowship Hour ¢ We Invite You to Worship and Work With Us If You Have No Other Church Home in Key West { j TONIGHT, 7:30 o°CLOCK st “HEAR... a Rev. J. C. Yelton “J Immediately Following the Rally There Will Be Recreation a! ®. «0 «2 Comel dae Bring A Friend! A A ate nme Come! * ‘ When They Come from Beldner’s They Are Correct In Every ‘Detail! Gown Sets in All-Over Patterns of White, .# \ Pink and Blue Made of Fine Quality Reyen with Lace Trim ’ Flower Patterns Ladie® ~ * HALF SLIPS of Bur-Net Rayon — in White and Black ST Beldner’s has No Connection with any Store in Key West SLT BELDNER’S "Key West's New Exclusive Ready-to Wear Store TELEPHONE 1133 §28 Duval Street Opposite Strand Thester