The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 31, 1949, Page 6

Y beginning af.a dey Yeu! ani atl " ed.as New Year's Day, Student Clergymen Will Be eters “E | aac te ek sol x | At Birst Methodist And Fleming | WEES IS , er 6g “gs mee: View of coe at -— oe Lous M. J: eae kc re Sermons On Rook Solem on juary 1, 1 to lew Year's John Starts Sunday ae Rope Sore shtaal out ot ty to observe this day ar At Firat Baptist Opens New Year for the blessings and bettefits ree At the Gid Stone Wirt Meth- At St. Peter’s - year 1949. ett) Church, comer of Eaton] ‘he service at St. Peter's: WITNESS iny hatid‘and seat of the-City of Key | tt Bimentor etreete, the Sun-| Episcopal Church will begin on West, Florida, this 3ist day of December ih the year ey Seton! will convene at 9:45 re 4 ae _ rx ese a of our Lord, oné thousand nipie homes Bey" snine. am teemten: row ‘ Song, the Rev. E. S.. Shirle; At 10:50 a.m. Student Recogni-| views seid. 8 iad: tien Mey will find college stu-| It will be followed at 12:00 Lout An dent, heme for the holidays, o'clock, midnight, with: High. \ Mayor of the Ci leading im the service binge’ Wes Tee Methodist Youth Fellow- ee eH meet at 650 pm. in the Sectal Hell Rew James EB Singleton will be guest peearher at the evening worshen beg innind at 7.90 o'cloct! fh qahdeet will be, “Where Art Thee?” (Genesis 3:9). The Petiewship Mour, to which ati young people are invited. will te held this Sunday at the Flem- The second Mass will be- at | 8:00 a. m., January 1, 1950. eo At 7:00 p. m., there will* be® Selemn Even Song and -Benedic~. tion of the Blessed Sacrament. t¢ To any, or all of three,services, ithe public is invited. i, Holy Communion, will be ministered. At the evening: worship hour q are plentiful Jints. * Collmbla County Game og Meeet Methediet Church, at}in the Fleming Street Church, the commer of Fleming and Wi-| beginning at 7:30 o'¢lgck,, ;the mh streets, beginning et 8:45/Rev..Mr. Ashworth will use as * HYNDMAN, Penna: 1 The new year will receive a@ ‘warmer welcome in Hyndman his sermon, “The Healing Sun.” “It Pays to See Jesus” will be the subject of a sermon to be de- pe Toe voung people sed -by-’ the of the First ‘ manpower is. available. PHYLLIS DETWEILER. pretty 12-year-old lass from Willéugh- Ment Church, and their Antti owes. will hawe ® cart-ride on}livered tomorrow morning in the yerhaps than it will. in almost projects are: also being consider New Year's from ® t 1°} First Congregational Church by| by; Ohio, has sent @ message of hope and cheer to Betty Lou | ny other place. Most people im ed. pm. thane the pastor the Rev, W. W. Iliffe.) Marbury, the 10-year-old Memphis girl who had her right hand At the evening service he will PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Potice for amputated because of a cancerous bone growth. Phyllis lost fown take the attitude. that the| © ‘The future’ looks fnuch bright: Rew year can’t. pos7ibly be anv: er than Ling Arve bd | FIRST wi 2 ‘iets | talk on, “Living Up to Your) hep sight arm the same way two years’ago, and learned to write | Worse than the old one'and the -. ei vire im the Oki Stone Church Level. The Rev. Rolph Rogers, pastor| 88d draw with her leit hand. “Betty Lou will be able to do penacicns, te it will be a whole } White and Washington Streets lock unti) 12°01 in the . that, too,” says Phyllis, ad i j RALPH ROGERG. Pastor jot First Presbyterian Church will; Bed luck dogeed the town raré cee tonight and Sundev awe re . }talk tomerrow morning on the ee 1949, The climax, came, Sun. _- sont Uh lack one bertmnine ubiect, “Lessons of the Past,” fey, nicht when a miiionsdhlie? —— SUNDAY SCHOOL. 10:00 AM ( wept. on { Suna While at the evening service his AMERIC AN EXPEDITION fire wiped gut the btisine-:' die- ; ECHOES", Harry Joynton RiNe agrreone in the study of oe will be, “Facing the Fu-' -" * 4 4 i frict. Only ane. week apo. the ei oer 8:18 ‘Sunday Peak of John om i Jiumber vard burned down. Bot* The Rev Robert W. Weaver, pastor of Ley Memorial Church, final sermon at ¢atastronhies ‘threw penhts® art af work., Many. were alreadv un- employed because the factory Take coming Sunday evening, ws page aly io gel me ee. will preach his << - - the evening worship tomorrow ‘soNBay. SCHOOL, “S10 AM, GATHERS MATERIAL Eee en eae eer vous ON BIBLICAL WORLD) ES venice ae Ly pn assigned a mi " t - Pept neve lone been Wroea, Methodist Church as of January cai cag mera tage eh kdl a Evangelistic’ Service, Fecturtay:, HYSGGS we t Love TO . — meer ot ye n' nw, - seek “Chet Communtn", “ youth for Christ Rally ain! CAIRO, Egypt, Dec. 31—(),—& the sympathy of the-entire coun- 7:30..P.M. THE JUNIOR CHOIR ‘the-ties Mr av tetaw fh the First Methodist An American expedition has ar- 4 trv. Governor Jame: Duff of TY aise ¥ Director, Mary Ruth Joynten Promest Mise Jeu Osireom ear Pe miter open the Ray ot 0:20 Pig FP i al rived in Egypt to spend the ne: eM rs. F F. M. Walker. .\ pennevivenia erderet all state |) Ptaver Mesting: Tass 0 pm. Youth Groups, 6030 Pll. Wok, bet ewiative te the director announced: four’months gathering hs aa ld C Li igisls to give whatever help] | yong ‘Pebple’s Exidedvor. le what ie avimbolie- “God.” will be the for tjén the Bi Ae resses UO ored. thev can. t Thursday, 7:30 p.m. - z ot te end Os chanld bertebe' Ghectmaalon ot the 1 len eerie on the iblical “world and =Private intustry valendioninrsd ‘ saat 2 ‘ fh -% church member uree4 tomorrow in the Christian ‘Sci- times Woman’s Group: ititerest A firiting menisfactir. “} Et ori ie Welcome ee ’ thie mabeting. “Merrow Baptiew’ ence Society. There will be a The Amencan experts will “ler says that the place/looks fr ee Th FIRST METH iS ve Oa Wh reality. on eae 8 © meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday. work with Egyptian scholars . The Women’s Civic Club ‘ex-|—+—_——__—___~—. : ——— e hey fete bere etven credit for, The Rev. D. T Newman, jastor photographing 3,000 ancient tends a most cordial invitation to cr ne TON SIMONTON STREETS icing. You will nat want to mise] of Glad Tidings Tabernacle: W.T. books and 2,000 age-old manu- all organizations and citizens. of Poinciana CHRISTIAN SCIENCE |i: ee ih Srring sermon Collins of the Church of Christ; -cripts in the famous library of large to aitend the’ Emancipation s H G. LEOM WELLS, Pastas Heltey wilt be Stodent Ree-)M. A. Tomilson, overseer of the the 1,200-year-old St. Catherine’s Program, Tuesday, January 2 Bantist Church } ° He Bae ir the. Plemine | Church of God, 900 Angela street: Monastery on Egypt's Sinai at the Zion Methddist Church on : SOCIETY H Stredt Metbrdist Church a . H. Zucker, pastor of Peninsula. : Whitehead t, : ae : ° 7 SUNDAY SCHOOL coer-ot Pieming end William) Grace Lutheran; Willie Lyle, pas- Copies of some one-million bids a whe re Baia Pabie -c eaten of Key epee Ie 9:45 A.M., v erecta BE OE the Church of God, 1008 pages to be photographed will Beach, President of the. State ve ae SEEM NTEET. Jig 10:69 4.M, Morning Worship by vance of Covenan' pteodipe-pr+tedeg~ dati teiabey both to the Library of Con. Federation of Col on’ i EE i ecog! with College Students Landing Sunday. the pastor, the Rev. W./ pastor of the Poinciana Baptist pang a) Woahington and to Clubs a be: the i Seniey nes ee Sunday School, 9:30 A.M. \s Seaagng Meeeeatipe: Sey F Aabmeesth, will bring » mes- Church will all occupy their re- Eeypt's Farouk the First Univer- speaker. The public is invited to eae. ee no 1 6:00 PM. METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHEF oe teem the theme, “An Ever.’ spective pulpits tomorrow at both ity 'in alexandria. hear Mrs. Walker and other fea: : a $ ; ‘ stig Govensnt,” after which services | The Sinai collection has never tures of the program. The annual Morning Worship, Sunday Morning Services |/§ 7:30 P.M. ° « foes Evening Worship - ta —~+——— = been fully examined and is be- parade is scheduled to take place 11:00 o’Clock at 11:00 o’Clock : Rev. James E. Singleton, Guest Speaker . | cently in the First Presbyterian lieved ‘to be the most important at the corclusion of the: program. “4 ig Sip ie 3 R And Wrong | Chureh of Hollywood. collection of comparativelv. un- iy aay children are ‘also" 7:00 PM. BDU. ‘ Sabjeci: New : Answering a burglar alarm, po- tapped historical material in the to atten i phovociiton ‘ednesday Evening’s a Ee : lice say thet they found Lawrence world. An official of Farouk } ng $ Special Invitation to Service Mon and Vistas 0 n Evening Worship, ry kneeling beside the church safe, University commented: More than 1,000,000 translations unique collection treas- of more than 100 American books Church Kneeling glass-cutter beside him: They ar- ures at St. Catherine’s Monas-' have been published in Japan un, | rested him on suspicion of burg- tery on Mount Sinai will throw der American occupation, authori- | lary a flood of life on many aspects of ties. tis HOLLYWOOD.—# —There is] EEO TREE history of the Islamie Empire * wreng time and a wrong place | The German Navy lost 178 of acro-< the ages.” Meeting at 8 o’Clock || Reading Room in the Church | Edifice will be open Tuesdavs and Fridays from 7 to 9 P.M. cena 8:00 o’Clock Public Cordially Invited with pliers, a crowbar and a “The First Congregational 517-527 William Street na urch re a id = v IFFE. Pastor apie ata le CLAD TIDINGS Youth for Christ Rally a : ULEASE! ‘ss ‘ scripts are in nin n peo omer a aA ernest ph rena gy sissies “iia atale Sunday School, $45 A.M. Classes for All Heading the American exnedi- Cosh aotliies aa tion are Profe-zor Kenneth Clark Wallace Cor. Georgia and Pétronia Sts. Tune in “Assembly Time”, Tonight at 7:30 O'Clock, 11:00 Am. of Duke University, WKWF, 9:00 A.M., Sunday _ 7 ° vo nyt Wade of the Congressional Li Bunedity 6 -- Subject: “IT PAYS TO SEE JESUS" © brary and Harojd | Kee of mee ee ee. EVENING WORSHIP 7:30 PIM. aroericnn Ease a Morn ing Worship, FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Subject: “LIVING UP TO YOUR LEVEL” 100 o'Cloe : T. J. Moss, Director of Chol Boston Mayor || "vexing Worship, [)] BLESSINGS . . . . . . . INSPIRATIONS Ns Ari an te Bey Bey, Orlt os May 7:30 o’€lock Widaenies, 7:30 P.M., Prayer-Praise Service MIDWEEK SER’ TUES. and FRI, 7:30 P.M, D. T. NEWMAN, Pastor All Are Welcome Friday, 8:00, Young ne 8 i. Remembers His ‘Old Teacher | Come... Bring A Friend | (®) Wirephoto via Radio from London ISRAEL JACOBSON (left), U. S. Jewish relief administrator, shakes hands with Capt. Charles W. Burke, Jr.. in Hotel Bristol, Vienna, during news conference at which Jacobson described hig 12-day stey im Budapest jail. Jacobson. director of the American Joint Distribution Committee in Hungary. was re- leaged to Capt. Burke by Hungarian officials whe had concluded he was “not quite” a spy but warned him he had been guilty of indiscretion. ee —— : The First Baptist Church [eae vor ates tes ents CHURCH Ley Memorial Methodist Church ORGE jaan ieee ay Mayor of Boston. That’s the | diiactiption they give for Mayor- Elect John Hynes. Two of the women are old neighbors of his and the third used to be hi Mane tescher, Miss Mary Polk, says that she ha "t seen John | for almost 40 years, but that he had always been very nice. She says that she never ex-} pected an engraved inv! itation to} the ceremony because she didn’t} think that the new Mayor would) remember an old teacher. 730 Ga REPRESS The first lighthouse built by; the federal government was put) up in 1791 on the tip of Cape of CHRIST Ashby and Von Phister Streets SUNDAY Bible Study, 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship, 11:00 A.M, Evening Worship, 7:30 P.M, THURSDAY Bible Study, 7:30 P.M, A Key To Salvation +++ and many of the Corinth- jans,. hearing, believed and were baptized.”—Acts 18:8. For Information, Phone 810 Henry, Va.,-and served 90 years. “The Church with a Welcome” CORNER of TRUMAN AVENUE and GEORGIA STREET ROBERT W. WEAVER, Pastor CHURCH SCHOOL, 9:45 A.M. Miss Miriam Carey, Supt. 10:50 A.M., Morning Worsh'p 6:30 P.M., Methodist Youth Fellowship 7:30 P.M., Evening Worship Wednesday, 7:30 P.M., Mid-week Prayer Service 10:50 AM... Subject: “A Stu@y in the Book of pHs re Morning pipers Service Broadcast Over 7:30 P.M. es Wednesday, 7:90 P.M. Priver ana By " GEORGE MeNEILL RAY, Pagior ~ ts ; SUNDAY SCHOOL, 30 Am. : Calvin Willard, eae me beeisash Subject. “THE Lonp’s TABLE” icbalipeagnaias Friday. 7:30 P.M. Choir Practices