The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 12, 1949, Page 5

LOI 5, see NBN Rates a x os 20. Lieutenent F. L. Garrett, Chap- faim on the USS Howard Gilmore, will speak tomorrow at both ser- a ei ist jurch, t! vw. C. " were eee mound igh ban Soames Bucy y Haggard of Miami president: general; Mrs. L. J. ‘The Rev. G. Leon Wells, pastor - ge s of First Methodist Church, will i ai > ceeupy the pulpit tomorrow at! {,.§. EMBASSY CLERK FREED FROM JAIL morning and evening ser- BY CZECHS First Congregational . Rogers, of the | First Presbyterian will speak on, “What Price Freedom?” at the morning 5 service tomorrow, and on “Wish- é - | petecieal, ay or Backbone?” at the even- % - of America.’ At gp Rakes m. ag tomor- . 2 that Se in te will t . “Mortals or Immortals,” es ii i y “e wil be the subject for discussion | oo pein. vioe x anes the Cheistian Science Society.| . 4 we will be another service at} ~ m. Wednesday. , ‘omerrow Dr. J. L. Ivey, pas- of Poirciana Baptist Church; ‘tie Lyle, pastor of the Church God, 1008 Olivia street; M. A. ‘Tomilson, overseer of the Church Ged, 909 Angela street; the T. Newman, pastor of the i ? 3 peeeee se * i qt rf 3 F be 3 ofe if a t ; / Tt it & & ef _ @) Wirephoto via Radio from Frankfurt reaped! ; “SAB U.S. embaisy clérk in Prague who was jailed for 19 days by the Czechs. meets eq ey yee newsmen in Muiich. Germany, after his release. “He smiles and says “no comment”, His wife is ® Youth for Gorist Rally in|,’ With him. Meryn appears in good health and is well dressed. He drove to the U. S. consulate Pirst Methodist Church, Rex} to-report ‘his release. Vovsnd » sy Hess, director, announced today.}- Lessons to be given tomorro' vas. SE sks — ~ - CHAMBER-TO. ADOPT] sommitteos.. the of. Christ. by Wi | SSeS anne ham he Cains are at the fotn- ; More meetings for membership ms : Ting service “Teaching From Lite”! Cogt $50.To- | (Continued! Piven Pass One) {to attend. Edifice : he * . “The | ‘s MY. ° ae investors now discourag-} “ore signs around town. direc- é . er . ting visitors to Chamber office. | Try-To Aid. & |" Solicitors should.be better con-| °° Youth for Christ Rally pe + “® | trolled. 2 : ae of & om Thursday night instead of A Woman cage aa 4 Industry should be entouraged. —FIRST—— DIRECTOR: REX HESS Peat Capit Dhareh. will have as Wednesda,’ at 7:30 p.m VAN NUYS, Calit—(@)— | History of old cigar industry in} Pr “ h och ae / ae Know how i. fe sometimes )°ld Key West should be publish- esbyterian Chu Tonight at 7:30 O'Clock — {8 80 aa : : : White and Washington Streets OPPY HAR 8200,442 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS | “2S? You NY help Roope? |S. west, merchants should be be is Ove Well, if fel: RALPH W. ROGERS, eotee Oy ot emeeuree «of 630,590 i a -* | cigars. 4 Worren R. Austin, U.S. repre- 5 . risa each —— =- amgwtamet linen } : | sider the experience of Leo- Merchants Division should be SUNDAY SCIIOOL sentat othe U ed Nations, 4 AM. ee OR ae compared to Sep | nM a thiahaate. Vormeel tl nard Collen. He's out $50 {set up. : STARTS AT 9:45 A.M. oto Y ne Worshi Rev. Ralph Ww. Rodgers. Speaker nel gente ane . just because he tried to save Better Business Bureau should lorning ip BI cs INSPIRATIONS Thege @an @ set Goevonee. of op Ralph S. Cushman of| & woman a nickel. be set up. ae : : Morning Worsh! 11:00 AM. ‘ LESSIN' . oe ee ae fe BO eee et month as a finn. Methodist leeder, An official at a parking lot, More activities for merchants. lorning Worship, Evangelistic Service Saeet & Geer, 1908 Con )ie OM” Poultney, Vermont, 70} James Baplth, teatified..ig, | Need rules for attendance of}... 11:00. O'Clock 7:30 P.M. et ete caditeetend tot oentih oo * "| Court that Collen téld a wo. | directors at Board meetings. Siemens ae LMS free the comme Re srish, novelist, born in| man he'd. show her how @°.| . Changes in elsction system, “What Price Freedom?: ||| Monday, 7:30 P.M. Woman's : mang mete tet vee Colorado Springs, Colorado, G1| beat @ parking-meter. Smith ere shoul no \| . Missionary Band : teeeenemts taet mth total | a age | added thet Collen banged the a adieg score sa me ‘d. = | Wednesday, 7:30 P.M. V.L.B. : Se eine GH rom | Admiral Harold R. Stark, re-| meter with his hand waBlit | 110 i eae cavertsing UP jE evening Worship. Friday, 7:30 P.M.. Band Meeting a ite tired, born in Wilkesbarre, Pa.,| showed an hour's free.park. [20° len, Wearner coo : 7:30 O'Clock —~ EVERYONE WELCOME _— sa ee : ome te ree ture ven | 60 yeers ago. | ing. The official. conga: (pada “Wishbone or Backbone?” TO ALL SERVICES eres . : ee erent ooetunding bend | fs . Clean up campaign. . Thomes B. McAdams of Balti-| up and identified fees cacclinee of divisions hak : Le M mo! al Me ; — sere, noted banker, born~in| ‘he said that he was the-park~ es . ere meses Rs aE YORE RITES - y emor. Richmond, Va. 70 y ago. ina-meter inspector. j “The Church with a Welcome” Preeti inst hp Joseph N. Pew, Jr. chairman! Collen,.who~ Was effested,” iy . oe Seum Pune One jot Sun Of, born in Pittsburahy 63] gos fined $50. ; CHURCH FLEMING STREET METHODIST CHURCH CORNER of TRUMAN AVENUE and GEORGIA STREET : oe See a. a Rees BS ROBERT W. WEAVER, Pastor z - = We ol Cgiemaion of the building - a of CHRIST Corner FLEMING and WILLIAM Streets : See Recon careet te cut the | cost of $25 oe Hey. Bagger of C. L. FREDERICK, Pastor CHURCH SCHOOL, 9:45 AM | Toe BB Hood, 919 Southard) Lantéster. Pa noted aaaherte Ashby and Von Phister Streets Mies Miriam Carey, Supt. $001 | street, to close the front porch at} clergym born in Brooklyn, N. Ay St ef an | @ cust of $100. Y¥., 56 years ago. SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL, 9:45 A.M. 10:50 A.M., Morning Worsh 'p tcc een nema ——— « -amc a ey gaa RS creat Bible Study. 10:00 A.M. Harold Pue, General Superintendent # HAPPENS” ; 11:00 A.M., Worship ' i 50 olock Subject: “WHERE SOMETHING TeeeTs GF POUR CHILDREN CUT. MOTHER BLAMED 7:30 P.M., Worship Morning Service —...-.----- 10:50 o’Cloe 6:30 P.M., Methodist Youth F. Speaker: LT. F. L. GARRETT, Chaplain U.S.S. Gilmore Youth Fellows: Sn 2M. 7:30 P.M. Evening Worship ey Song Seer, HOt of ARDY APAIL"—One-Act Play by the Young People ‘Evening Worship —----------------------- 7:30 o’Clock Wednesday, 7:30 P.M., Mid-weet Prayer Service “Speaker: LT. F. L. GARRETT, Chaplain U.S.8. Gilmore é. rvice Men and Visitors Welcome Lh ——— ee The First Baptist Church | THURSDAY Bible Study. 7:30 P.M. ‘A Key To Salvation’ “But when they believed Phil- ip preaching the things con- cerning the Kingdom of G and the name of Jesus Christ, they were baptized, both men and women.”—Acts 8:12. For Information. Phone 810 The FIRST. METHODIST CHURCH se eam j Corner BAHAMA and EATON Street P i iiaPoinciana GEORGE MecNEILL RAY, Pastor Baptist Church t S47tn and Eagle Dr. J. L. Ivey, Pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL. 9:30 AM Calvin Willard, Superintendent 10:50 A.M. . « + « + Morning Werdhip Subject: “IF JESUS WERE PRESIDENT?” Morning Worship Service Broadcast Over WKWF, 10:98 0 ne BAPTIST TRAINING UNION, 615 P.M. 7:30 P.M. . « + « + Evening Worsiiip al Subject: “LIVE YOUR WHOLE LITE” Sunday School, 9:45 A.M. ». Classes for All Ages Morning Worship, 11:00 o’Clock 7:00 P.M, B.T.U. Evening Worship, 8:00 o’Clock Public Cordially Invited 9:45 A.M., SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:50 AM... Morning Worship ° r e 2 e ¢ « a . e . ° e cs e e ° a e e e 6:30 P.M., METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP 7:30 P.M. «8 te ee Byening Worship a Wirephoto | Wednesday. 7:30 P.M. Prayer and Preise Serving Friday. 7:30 P.M. Choir Prectice |. MOUGHAN were found-'with their throats recovering in @ hospital at Sterling. @ nearby hed them. She was committed to a state mental Special Invitation to Service Men and Visitors