The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 28, 1950, Page 7

gagement in Key West the ch a While in-Cleyelahil Sergi F{2 high..gchool student, wii’ codi- *| tinue hiselasses there, ————_—— Robert D. Murphy, Ambassador’ to Beigitim, born in Milwaukee F156 years ago. “7 “ae Walle Rivet, a Coloradg P Pi XH WillP lait iver tribiitary, gets its name a TOC from the white-walled rn ‘on through which it flows. a comb through her ‘hair, ps, . nit eat at * table, e. £5 = ibe ee ical VA On November Fi The’ film wi A. d gazihe with as much dexterity ag itgin n Ove r irst at 9 pm. “Second othets with their hands. pang irs it Bre! ae ally 4 es Made Throtghoin mean any rutin: in the werk Navy is doing to keep down tt cepted : defeat. In those > weak The World From ; r z witoes Tt "oak mean in- there has. followed musery, The’ pecans > P “ey th T= f . ‘22 Fwithout a : : There will be no mew beard | appginted,, Albysty (wid appointed. Albury San T bs y would have giver - a OR eiabie 1st them, the thrill of victory. Thee @ life and Paul says, =-live, iff ge! rie fast asf . Lord, (1 Thee 3:8) D ably, dt SS Be jésus tells of a spe: a t o fh 2 Virgin = ; : Sunday School, 9:30 A.M. aladjustment. He said the King-| Mar <. dom of heaven is likened untojbe the f mony € : E unday Morning Service the man. who Teft to travel in a, br t by radio chu i : e Si ¥ , far country. He turned his goods fto Albury : ; at 11:00 o Clock over to his servants, giving one Pa ts . - 5 SES five talents, another two.and afi=+| will © E 0 - Pie p}other. one. Those who bad re om. Eb te a Wednesday Evening ceived the five and two salen} Tance. 2 ss ‘ j Moetlogs at : ‘Clock @oubled their holdmégs: The third oy weg ae t ats f Boul felt that since he wes oe when 2 oy Rondiea pees He had better prog} Pits, robed in w a we ie I r Reading nee in the Church tect his jord’s money so he hid| ing his jeweled mitter, emer oe ; u Building will be open Tuesday % and wpen hismaster’s returs |on 1 ; and Friday from 6 to 8 P.M. said ‘I knew thee that thou art} Vatican . yalace ‘and . = % hard mbm, reaping where thou | the throng in St. Peter's hast . not sown, and gathering | 54¥ar é whiere thou hast not strewed: and! The rites will 12cfuntit about SAT: Wat aieBid,and went and hia B:90 2. m. EST. wpthy talent in the earth: To there’ a by au hast, that issthine” (Mat ae pera thing ft Said | i al it the dogma o: e untip | > le « this setvnt we often|tion of the Blessed Virgin Mary| TRUMAN WILE MAKE p became cynical and sour, com- | 8te per) Hye Wreep ta ves eager From Page One) ‘ Ba and finding fault, inj The renee jefin: Fob Sandidates.be gave ‘9 = Of using what talent we dogma—which is new—will sim-/his earlier plen -of a coast-to- ave. We should be reminded | Ply: Puta final ctamp of Church coast speaking tour. The tour was ‘geest. that the unprofitable «servant authority “upon a belief that has called off when. the’ war. broke ast into outér darkness.” | been held by Catholics ail along. | out in Korea. MEMORIAL Catholic Teaching About ‘The! DIST Assumption: By the term “As-|(futh-as did the Bible: the guid- sumption of the Blessed ius of the-Holy etmon topic at the 10:50 am.| Mary,” Catholics mean that Mary,| The fact that The evening service, at)the Mother of Christ, after her|¢d into hea en, lock, features a sermon death, was restored to life by God | was -re’ ed. “Whose Shall He be?” .|and taken up into heaven bodily. God and tran: mitted ‘hutch. school begins at 9:45/They call this an - “anticipated | succeedi: . Methodist Youth Fellow- Resurrection” because. through! of mouth give this oral it God anticipated. for Mary the| tradition the same weight as an rising up of the body from the explicit Seriptur vi ing worship will be heldidead= which the Bible foretells|the Assumption. and the evening} for all men im the General Judg<} The first reliable reeord om begin at 7:30 o’clock.|ment @tthe end of the world.jpaper which substantiates. this hoo! will meet at 9:45) The teaching does not iclidejoral tradition appeared in the thodist Youth Fel-| the date or place of the Assump, | middle the ¢ixth century, tion, béeatise these have not been | when St. Gregory.of Tours wrote definitely. tablished. Dates gen-fabout it. His references, how— erally assigned are between threejever, imdicate that the doctrine and 15 vears after the Ascensionwes well established by that of Christ into heaven, whieh is} time;\An important point is that described in the first chapter Gfiit was held without question by the Acts of the “Apostles. both the ‘Eastern Church, center- scholars say it ha : ed in’ Constantinoplé,” and the salem, but there “are= $61 hold for Ephesus, int 42. ee i ‘ed on this “soi ee ty e aN cl i