The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 20, 1949, Page 3

qa. See arene m amie geeinma ike < Speesn eee R = 2 Miter TeoWeek Absence, The. Rev: Roy Will Be In Pulpit Tomorrow dist Church during the mornin bert Carey, principal of Poinciana of the Board of Education of Ley Memorial Church, will speak on “Living Confidentially.” At the regular prayer meeting service Wednesday, Stuart Whit- ing will be the guest speaker. “Mine,” will be the subject for discussion at tomorrow morning’s service at the Christian Science Society. There will also be a meeting at 8 p. m. on Wednesday. The Rev. Ralph W. Rogers, pas- tor of First Presbyterian Church, wu the choir at both ser will talk Sunday morning on the a * to hear Reverend Ray] subiect, DAssurance of | Perform: te ee arene ance. ‘oung People’s and ine oooh the Pioneer Groups will be in aun te Talay (gpa ae rer charge of the services beginning ee Pow ym by at 8 p. m. tomorrow night. _ eo met 4 4 7 Tonight at 7:30 p. m. there will ee Se be a Youth for Christ Rally in the b= , ~~ Fo Pirst Methodist Church under the rection of the Rev. Hess. Harold « be aoe ug be od Wells will be the guest speaker. There will also be a special in- a ooh and» cupperted . | strumental trio. » — = young people Tomorrow the Rev. J. Y. Rob- = wuonally movies erts, Jr, of the Church of God; William Collins, pastor of the Ba We et re Church of Christ; the Rev. D. T. a ee Newman, pastor of Glad Tidings , $e Te .| Tabernacle, and the Rev. F. H. + We Zucker, pastor of Grace Lutheran te he path Mev € Church, will occupy the pulpits a Pee Ponagrinte at both services. believed her, It’s anybody’s guess as to what ha “Mona's husband insane ppened. acted like an man. He swore‘ he'd see done, and that he'd kill if he went to the chair for it. He was dragged out of the courtroom and charged with con- it it, Cherry left town. It was just another case to me, and I forgot all about it—until something about that old photo jogged my memory.” fter the other finished speak- ing, Fiotcher sat thoughtfully. t's aay food for thought.” he ay. said. “You've been a lot of help. It would have taken us a long time to back-track this 1 to St. Louis. What happened Mona’s husband? Did he ever try to find Cherry?” “That's something I can’t tell you. They Kent him at the jail until he down a bit. Then he paid a fine and they released him. He didn’t stay around town a that.” ou think Cherry told th | truth Rou paad t tor’ about what happened—that she really didn’t know the doc- “Personally, I figure she did. Otherwise I can’t understand why. Mn . if she really was such a great ae friend of Mona’s, she'd protect ci gp Fletcher shook his head doubt- ot fully. “It may be quite a job to try to get any sort of a line on the husband after all this time. : He could be anywhere in the : forty-eight states. However, it : certainly gives us a new lead to work with. At least it shaws us possible motive for Cherry’s whe death. Sometimes people wait a time for revenge. We'll cer- tainly look into it.” Metcalfe got up to leave. “I'll you I've given you the gist of the story, but they'll give you the details.” “Thanks. I'll see they get bac to you. I appreciate vour giving us this information. Should any- fins » develop, we'll let you Ww. When Metcalf had gone, Fletch- er picked up the phone. “I want to put through a call to the chief of police in St. Louis as soon as possible.” he said. (Te be continued) tr hose clippings. reat BosEEe it TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS . - Lys (Know America) - Polk ANNIV ERSARIES Edgar A. Guest of Detroit, poet, on Kaow America) born in England, 68 years ago. W« re 1)—Oliwer Hazard Perry, the| U. S. Senator Forrest C. Don-, Harn eevel commander, hero|ness of Missouri, born in Quit- . ” 4 the Wer of 1812, borm in South man, Mo., 65 years ago. ‘ Rimerton, RL Died Aug. 23, U. S. Senator George D. Aiken . ae lof Vermont, born in Dummers- Just “h—Velentine Mott, New. ton, Vt. 57 year ago. O'S York surgeon-professor, famous! Gordon Gray, Secretary of the ° vhe for dering and pioneer opera- Army, born in Berrien Co., Mich., _ A w years ago. fees an ten satel an Herbert E. Gaston of the Ex- et Peace! PRe—Robert F . Storkton, a port-Import Bank, Washington, De. “aswel teva! offiwer, active in taking of born in Halsey, Oregon, 68 years thes . weer be California in 1646-47, New Jersey 48°. e ™ senator, born in Princeton, N. J.j Herford T. Cowling, movie Dred Get 7. 1666. producer, explorer, army officer, a“ (683—Benjamin Harrison, In-; born in Virginia, 59 years ago. onal danapolie lawyer, Union soldier, Dr. Florence L. Meredith of venater, 23rd ident, born in| the Tufts-Jackson College, Bos- “_ lemding at Bend. Ohio. Died March ton, noted professor of hygiene, = oes Where {born in Boston, 66 years ago. _ Louie sand to | ¥848-—(100 years ago) Wilfred! Douglass Chandor of New York ae we os @ are| HM. Munro, noted Brown Univer- and Weatherford, Tex., eminent ed - tte ave ety bistorvan of his day, born in| artist and portrait painter, born | ihe ge yaner~ I Bee T pied Aug 8. 1934. (in England, 52 years ago. ss —ae was practiced by well-| Pin-basket was an old collo- "Sea yd Ry i jedies in the Maladie quial English word for the young- ‘ . jest child. -- se = ene oe RP enn IIS ei OE Mig Elementary School, and chairman | _ FRANKFURT—(4) — Complete men’s suits are being offered in Frankfurt for $6.00 and even less these days. Street peddlers are buying them and have a roaring trade selling them in the outskirts of the city. Two months ago the same suits were priced at $33.00 to $36.00. The prices fell when stores ac- cumulated surplus quantities of summer-weight suits. The ped- dlers bought them up almost for nothing. Serr Key West In Days Gone By AS TAKEN FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN OF AUGUST 20, 1939 A meeting of proprietors and managers of hotels, tourist homes, roominghouses and apartments to complete organization of the Key West Hotel and Tourist Assoeia- tion will be held at 2 p. m. Tues- day at the Stone Church Annex, it was announced today by Tém- porary Chairman R. A. Lehmann. The Board of Governors of the Key Citizens Organization met yesterday and during the meeting voted to donate $150° toward ‘ac- Aivities in WPA opérations here Two icebreakers of the Cdast Guard are in the harbor today and will be in port tomorr Visitors are welcome. The ves are the Mahoning and Arunde British St ip Nailsea-Riv- er, from Antwerp, Belgium, is due to arrive in port this afternoon for fuel oil and is co: Key West, Fla., Aug. 20, 1949 (Observation taken at City Office. 8:30 am., EST) . Temperatures Highest yesterday Lowest last night — Total last 24 hours Total this month Excess this month Total this year _. Deficiency this year -. 3.12 ins. .29 ins, 16.85 ins. 3.02: ins. Relative Humidity. 8:30 a.m. 13% Barometer (Sea Level) 8:30 am. 29.97 ins.—1014.9 mbs. Tomorrow’s Sunrise Sunset - Moonrise Moonset ea ase) Tomorrow 7:05 a.m. 9:12 p.m. Almanac --- 6:03 a.m. i 6:57 p.m. 3:07 am. 5:24 p.m. (Eastern Standard Time) High ‘Low 12:14 a.m. 2:27 p.m. ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA (Reference Station: Time off (bridge) .—-—Oh 10m No Name Key (east end) __+2h 20m (Sandy Point)—0h 40m nus sign: Key West) Height of Station— Tide |high wate: 0.0 ft Giger Channel “(north end) a 10m +414 ft Corrections to be subtracted. (4)—Plus sign: Corrections to be added. Your Horoscope SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1949 Freighter Ozar Mallory Lines, arri Friday night and at began discharging ments of miscellan the Florida company, while out hooked magnificent specime: which measured sev inches, and is one of the Porter Dock company. Bill Preston, chief Power and Light terday with a group of and brought to igned to , of the Clyde- ved in port 10:15 o'clock docked at the company’s pier and large ship- cous articles for local places of business. counsel for angling yes- friends, boat a n of sailfish, en feet seven the largest —Executive without being con- structive, capable in emergencies and able and ready at all times, the fortunes of today’s native ought to be fairly good. If care is taken to train the mind in the right direction success in mod- erate degree should be attained. Seek to avoid quarrels. SUNDAY, AUGUST 21, 1949— Today endows with an amiable and social nature, one with good will to all. The native gains the position, a moderate degree of fortune, without making a high place in the world. There are, friendship of his fellows and, un- | jess other aspects strengthen the County area, returned to the city Saturday afternoon after taking four young men, who were en- rolled by the National Youth Ad- ministration, to camp at Sulphur Springs. Honoring Miss Georgia Saun- ders, whose marriage to Claude Thompson took place at 8 p. m.,, shower at the Red Men's Hall on Thursday afternoon. The home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Sam B. Curry on Olivia street | presented a beautiful setting of j ferns and carnations for the wed- ding of their neice, Miss Marjorie Frow and Lester Knokblock, son of Mrs. Katie Knoblock of Ocala, Florida, on Saturday evening. | Mrs. Oliver H. Gato, who had been visiting for a while with relatives in Miami, was a return- ing passenger on the bus yester- day. Miss Helen Bragassa, who was visiting with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. An- thony Bragassa in Miami, return- ed over the highway yesterday. Mrs. Charles Taylor, who had been visiting for one week in Mi- ami and was the guest of Mr. and |Mrs. Waldo Perez, returned on |the afternoon bus yesterday. Today The Citizen says in an| editorial paragraph: | “A neighbor lady calls her lit- | “Fle 1,” because he} itle boy ' shrinks GLAD TIDINGS TABERNACLE “ASSEMBLY OF GOD” Cor. Georgia and Petronia Sts. | Tune in “Assembly Time”, WKWF, 9:00 A.M., Sunday Sunday Services caught in these waters in many | however, the germs of success in weeks. this degree, with slight assist- ne ance. Victor Lowe, supervisor of NYA activities in the Monroe Saturday, Mrs. Stanley F. Saun- Sunday School, 10:00 A.M. ders and Mrs. Charles Salas en- . i tertained with a miscellaneous Morning Worship, 11:00 o’Clock Evening Worship, 7:30 o’Clock MIDWEEK SERVICES, TUES. and FRI, 7:30 P.M. D. T. NEWMAN, Pastor All Are Welcome _ RARE EARL RE, CHURCH of CHRIST Ashby and Von Phister SUNDAY Streets Bible Study, 10 A.M. 11:00 A. M. Worship 7:45 P.M., Worship WEDNESDAY Bible Study, 7:45 P.M. For Information, Phone 810 us tte fo werious Renee in the government circles. || freezers as gi FLEMING STREET METHONST CRO Corner FLEMING and WELLIAM Street C. L. FREDERICK. Paster CHURCH SCHOOL, ®45 AM Merrill Felton, General Super imtemten ' Youth Fellowship, 6:20 * Mt Song Service, 7:10 7.5. Evening Worship —.. 7.20 «thet Service Men and Visitors © elem Youth for Christ Rally (The love-song of the red-head- ed woodpecker consists of drum- ming with the beak on dead branches. sie | Wrestling is one of the | mast | primitive and universal of sports, according to the Encyclopaedia | Britannica. | Mail The Citizen to Friends Church Of God 1008 OLIVIA STREET Rev, J. T. Roberts, Jr., Pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL, | DIRECTOR: REV Hikes Dering Wowehip: Tonight at 7:30 Clot Evangelistic Service, FIRST METHODIST CORON pnaven MEETING, Speaker: HAROLD WELLS | TUESDAY, 7:45 P.M. i paar i YOUNG PEOPLE'S : ENDEAVOR, THURSDAY, 8:00 P.M. Special Instrumente! Tre riend « + Come-—Bring The FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Corner of EATON and SIMONTOR STREETR G. LEON WELLS Poets 9:45 A.M., SUNDAY SOPH hese cccung © cor tage “THE FOOTPRINTS GF Go -t- Everyone Welcome -:- AF First Congregational Church 517-527 WILLIAM STREET, Sunday School, 9:45 A.M. Gerald Saunders, Supt. Classes for All 11:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP Harry Russell, son of Harold Russell. who is studying for the ministry, will preach at both services tomorrow at the First Congregational ‘Church 6:00 P.M., Christian Endeavor 8:00 P.M. EVENING WORSHIP T..J. Moss, Director of Choir; Mrs. P. Archer and Miss Betty Brady, Organists Wed., 8:00 p.m., Prayer-Praise Fri., 8:00, Young People’s Night 19:50 A.M. Subject: 7:00 P.M., METHODIST YOUTH 1 * > 8:00 P.M. . ee | Subject: mete * PETERS Special Invitation to Serve Yee eet tee ]| Ley Memorial Vethodint Oheweh “The Church w a CORNER of TRUMAN AVENUE ood GEORGE SOHEET ROBERT W. WEASER. Peete Poinciana Baptist Church 17th and Eagle Dr. J. L. Ivey. Pastor CHURCH SCHOOL Miss M 10:50 A.M., Morning @ erehip HAROLD RUSSELL 6:30 PM., Methodiat Veath ) Geet 7:30 P.M., Evening Worship ALBERT CAREY teente Wednesday, 7:30 P.M. Mit weet Sunday School, 9:45 A.M. Classes for All Ages Morning Worship, 11:00 o’Clock 7:00 P.M., B.T.U. bee | | Evening Worship, | 8:00 o’Clock | Public Cordially Invited The First Baptist Church Corser BAHAMA and LATOR own GEORGE MeNEMA BAY SUNDAY SCHOOL ¥. WS 10:50 AM. Morning Worship Se Subject: “THE NEED OF BAPTIST TRAINING UNION 8:00 P.M. se ’ Subject: “THE JOY OF BAL¥ '| Christian Science | Society of Key West $27 ELIZABETH STREET 1AM Sunday School, 9:30 A.M. Sunday Morning Services At 11 o’Clock Subject: “MIND” Wednesday Evening’s Meeting at 8 o’Clock Reading Room in the Church Edifice will be open Tuesdays and Fridays from 7 to 9 P.M. Wednesday. 7:30 P.M. Preyer oo & Friday, 198 P.M. ————___—_—— —————eEeEeEeEeEeEeEee Chew ©