The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 26, 1952, Page 4

mz Dr. Ismael Negrin, Pastoy 1122 Wa "7 All” Subject Sun. Servi At Stone Church | ju crron canst mau | Sunday morning at The First Speaker: R. > ene : ° or - . N CUBAN BAPTIST M Page 4° THE KEY WEST CITIZEN — Saturday, January 26, ¥8t/ Historic Key West From The La Conch a Roof “God's Grace For ISSION id on Street Le ee ae St. Paul’s Episcopal Church - *%| A Brief History St. Paul’s Church was founded arry Russe} > Al} . ! ae venient theouastor, the St 21 Rev. eison Speaks | at the request of the City Coun- J - — ~ pa — — treet nil: anizational meetin, . ree! ‘ : 4 or a cp eeere: +4 stand oe Beets cae “% } -. WIS cy the norganits a 1831 z ’ é aes F he 3 unre “g* | speaking on the topic GOD'S er ‘4 onday | ig TAT | being held March say ere : . © |GRACE FOR ALL. This is de- —— rene Request was made 0 saa . ae a grt Sai “ a | | nominational Sunday for the Call Poinciana Baptist Chy _ The Ist Tethodist aaa . oe : lio Christian youth in which thbe h * i i e : a oe : Se} ‘ O. C. Nelson, Ph.D. pong s worship in Kev py ! united Christian You Movemer Sunday School, 9:45 A.M. Ww crn Regional Secretary West was the Rev. Sanson K. is seeking to enlist 1,000,000 ye PREACHING, 11 AM, i Ngiébican Leprosy. Mis- Brunot, who celebrated the Holy for Christian service and united ac- REY. IVEY @ St. i Bucharist on” Christmas Day, tion. y % 832. Sunday eveging the Young Adult Pré@aching re ‘The.first Vestry was elected Fellowship wjik-hald it’s; installa- the: Church 7:30 P.w in ” April 5th, 1833, tion service for the newly elected A on Apru * 4 : "a - : At The Jail 2:00 P.M LA The churchyard was given by officers. Mr. Touchton’s topic will M. s a ithe ° Mrs. John W. C. Fleming and in be: “THE MISSION OF THE ng - head of the Atlanta office | 13g construction of a coral rock CHURCH.” The choir under the di- rai: nec sadieethe American Leprosy Mis- | puilding began. rection of Mr. Earl Anderson will SERVICE AT OLD FOLKS eck isis a native of Texas and a This structure, which was sing: “Onward Christian Soldiers” | HOME ON STOCK ISLAND aw emmmninister of the Methodist.Church | piown down by a hurricane, Oc- ‘ -Lorenz. a = tober, 1946, was replaced by a Monday evening, under the aus- TUESDAY NIGHT AT 7:00 si frame church in 1847. This burn- pices of hansen senaers Associ: Coloved Home, Friday, 7 Px y sous ed in the great fire of 1886, which ation and the United Council of " sisies two-thirds of Key Church Women, Dr. 0.C. Nelson, Regular Prayer Meet ot % West, and was replaced that same Regional Secretary of The Ameri- : a year. On October 11th, 1909 (63 can Leprosy Mission, wil! show co- Wednesday Night at 7:30 years after the first church blew down) a hurricane destroyed this building. ‘| The present structure was erected in 1914-16 and was conse- crated by Bishop Cameron Mann, May 9th, 1926. A Few Interesting Notes: The High Altar is of a white marble imported from Italy. ule $ The Lady Chapel Altar is one , A PHOTOGRAPHER'S PARADISE ahd the made by Father Higgs for Holy foreground is the steeple of St. Paul’s, Episcepa Innocents Church, and brought the upper left, fronting on the blue wate: lored movies and give lecture. ——__. _! Youth for Christ Rally TONIGHT AT 7:30 O'CLOCK Speaker—W. B. Cullingford Methodist Layman - Citizen Staff Photo pview of Key West.isito-be had atop the La Copcha Hotel. Prominent in ‘the urch which’ tephacdduarbearlier sthicture destroyed in the 1909 hurricane, dn 7 i wf lize ‘that trath"@annot be seen 5 i r ' Ld e prosy work over the world, The but a part of the love and “yet : + io. { Sermon in Spanish. | Tl F B Ch h other area offices are located in|@evotion of members of. three Tiare pte faaioee oe teeta | le "rst aptist ure Dallas, Los Angeles, Chicago, : , state B ; Boston, and Ridgewood, N. J. The headquarters office is in New York City. ulf, the twin towers of the old CurrguStvip: € ery, built in the 19th. elt slot y when the two], . tary, mady be:sben. P foil 2uoine1g 6 19¥ 21 | : me 3 ii 2 a is consolidated. © | .):) pjuet—tod—errace tet om + +2182) 2 ant sill W be —~- a | eo Knights: of P thias Hall Ba. The ai Silver Lamp} gqiy 009.22) base ej onmn < 0 7 ——— ee THM bas si oe y . ai angiane : ING : Ss \@tsegsREV. O. C. NELSON Ei eat ne the statue of thel* ‘outh Fellowship | Test f OVE a SRO, Avena Pustee ~~ ae 728"FLEMING STREET <8 irgin was given in] ,,, a Date | jy ' fl ry BLESS: ‘membership in the Florida] Memoky “of Mrs. and Miss Mary To Hold & tao (Subject At Fleming} M Gently somo OAM El SALVADOR INGS . e390» . »« INSPIRATIONS Biron, He font became im [ineraam, wictine of the uae! TO Hold Services | Subj LS) Moming wersis, 1.4.36. |! METHODIST CHURCH a 1 in leprosy work when a] 1935, jor AY) sinday evening at the First | reet Methodist | Evening Worship, 7:30 P. M. MANUEL FIGUEROA, P Ci B te 4 2 gral te student in the Ameriy The Altar in the North Trans-| Presbyterian Church, White and | re i Sunday School 9 ae ome . oe ring « ou dam School of Oriental Research | cept was the only thing saved in-| Washington Sts.. the Youth Fellow-| Services at the Fleming Street | paca pe vanli . “ipyJerusalem where he had gone | €€t when the third church. was| ship wll hve charge of the service, Methodist Church, corner Fxening!! GUL AT) TIDINGS WALLACE VINSON ee ’ is trelinwat e Dr destroyed by hurricane. It is re-| at 7:45. {and William Street , will be held | SUNDAY— ee amen on a Fellowship from Drew | ported that amidst the wreckage | They are interested in the chal- | Sunday, beginning at 9:45 a.m. with || "PA BERN ACLE SUNDAY SCHOOL -Bheglogical Seminary, Madison, | of the building, the Cross stood |lenge offered through the United | Sunday School, classes for all ages. | . ‘ at 9:45 A.M. ‘ GRACE LUT ical. unmoved on the Altar! Cyliheil of Churches named, “The! At 9:45 a.m. the first worship “Assembly Of God” Worship Service, 7:30 P.M. R H aedtiEhe - only national religious} The Holy Water Font at the | Call.” j ne af ae paste held NG || Goes Georgia and Petronia Sts. (Sermon In Spanish) agency in this country to carry|main west door was originally| This movement representing 4 ae BeNs: ne Ashwani sa Tune in “Assembly Time.” MONDAY. sis FLAGLER AVENUE AND 10TH STREET Ss ke 8 4 A 4 Baga fe a s,'is de-) Pr h on ie subject, “The | 7 Os —_ ae bookem re sm i Zs i ‘ » dollar each | been arranged for those who can- Sunday Services 7 to 9 P.M. whissions . maintain or aid 150| The Chimes in the North Tow- | People who will pay ane dollar each | ; | EYE ee ere it? jy colonies in 88 countries|er were the first set in the State | 4d consecrate their service to win- | 01 attend a meevice |]. Sunday School, 10:00 A.M. Cub Scouts, 6:30 to 8 P.M. ‘ p.Aiye continents in cooperation | of Florida and were installed in|Ping others for Christ. The con- Ab Aiea. a abeciel panera | Morning Worship, peice secant and Fourth SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. et si Mission Boards. 1886. All but the smallest. bel] | fegregation will have opportunity beter ane in Cay a aie 11:00 o’Clock peer cue eee Melootis ee ee ee fi : ‘ ei “ of learning more about this plan | Wil! be heard, led by Al and Ivy | Real : % 4 oy tor | pea a le ie calvenets tu: the: weack- Sunday when. the Presbyterian | Walsh, Pa and Ma Johnson and ||; Evening Worship, TUESDAY— MORNING WORSHIP . . 11:00 A.M. -pererriny to the “work-of the} Placed in the new chereh i youth, together -with other youth | the Johnson twins. : 7@30 o’Clock Young People Recreation, 6:30 ““Kimerican Secretaries. The six|Smallest bell, which was broken, | “UPS in their respective churches, Ar the evening hour, 7:30 o'clock, MIDWEEK SERVICES, j P, M. eg ot -ttis-paneinicael pterecen str ena | will present this-worthy-moventent. os pasion wut sreak comes sub- TUES and FRI, 7:30 PM Boy Scout Troop 53, 6:30 P.M. Leprosy Missions in the United| | The Reredos, Altar Rail, Choir| , Su"d2Y morning at 11 o'cleck the | ag eae t panel |] WEDNESDAY— WE WELCOME VISITORS TO WORSHIP JESUS WITH US’ States try to carry on an inten- err Pulpit and Lectern are aes bis Sete Sgeing ie in| EL SALVADOR METHODIST D. inbkoys Pastor Spiritual Clinic, 7:30 P.M. CARL A. SAMMETINGER, Pastor wae onal program to dis- test additions ta,the Chan- | \ <i}o."’ 7 | Manuel Figures skis 3 re Welcome SSS ee, |] «(1603 FLAGLER AVENUE PHONE. 842.X) and_ tol SAY ods scope» He oe Church School, 9:45 A. M. = Listen to the Lutheran Hour, 1:30 P.M., Sunday, WKWF sete ‘@ « Worship Service, 7:30 P. M. -_ = Parishes (St. Paul's, Holy Inno-| blindness which does not prove | 2:0,With Mr. John Archer, the | a 5 | i ve. { a x praia ha San Juan, Spanish | that truth does not exist. A young- pperintencent = bic bhi | Eaton and Bahama Streets The First Methodist Church ated an al which are now'ster may not sce that two and 2 el HAROLD H. LINK, PASTOR two make four, but those who Sce{ | Dr. and Mrs. Nelson came to i a know that the sum is fouty: Nat.| CHRISTIAN SCIENCE THE OLD STONE CHURCH Atlanta in June 1951 and re- Christian Sei ly there are ievess of intellec- | | ' Welcome To All Where Eaton Crosses Simonton, for Over 100 Years opened the Southeastern: office ence tual’ blindness. The same is true | SOCIETY | ( 4. PAUL TOUCHTON, Pastor which had been ean for three’ § lant oT 9 in reals of the spiritual. Some | Sermons: A.M., 10:50. and P.M.. 7:30 A RPE Pees ( years. In discussing the expan- ub h could not see when Paul saw and | 6 :45 A.M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL sion of the prggram of the mis: |" i rut talked with the Lord on the Da-j| °7 BHIZABETH STREET Fg en ney nit Allen Carey, Superintendent sions, Dr. E. R. Kellersberger, ithely emphasis will be placed | ™aSCUS Road. Also, some are un | r. 1 k s, Superintenden General Secretary, stressed th¢]on the need to ackiaisice God | #ble to see what Peter saw in the ' Sunday School, 9:30 A.M. Baptist Training Union, 6:15 P.M. 10:50 A.M.—_MORNING WORSHIP need for increased interest oN] and give Him all glory in oie ser.| Sheet and still deny the truth <a Mr. Benjamin Skelton, Director Subject: the part of Church people in the} vices to be held in the Christian |. WP8t God bath cleansed, that call |} Sunday Morning Service || OUR GRUB CH MUSSER YASH. 0 ACCEETED “GOD'S GRACE FOR ALL” tragic plight of an estimated ten | Science church next Sunday. Sub_ | t0¥ Hot common.” Blessed is the | Srl | NURSERY MAINTAINED ALL SUNDAY 6:30 FB, M—YOUTH FELLOWSHIP WORSHIP miilion leprosy victims through- ea the Lesson-Sermon is | @™@” ah ian eeanat lo him had | at 11:00 o’Clock | FELLOWSHIP HOUR: 8:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M EVENING WO HIP out the world. c TH.” rd PSE. ee Rogers, — Following Sunday's P.M. Service (Get Acquainted Here) ¥ be cia RS. The meeting at First Method-| The Golden Text is from John ae bis aa re mal be a the Wednesday Evening | Old Fashioned Prayer Meetings Every Wednesday: 7:30 P.M. Subject: ist Church, Key | West, Florida. (s a1, 32:) then Aalds Maus 40 | fT her prelude, “A Son of Faure Meetings at 8 o'Clock Note: Morning Worship Hours arranged especially so that all “THE MISSION OF THE CHURCH” on January 28, 1952, will be open | those Jews which believed on him, | £°T het Prelude, “A Song of Faith | Servicemen may return to the base for Sunday Chow. . a to the public, and’ all who are|If ye continue in my word, then | >Y Mueller. Her offertory will be, —_ || ‘ouR WELCOME To YOU COMES FROM THE HEART An Old Church with a Friendly Welcome interested in the great philan- y¢ my disciples indeed; and ye acrid pin " any ie Reading Room in the Church||§ * “A Friendly Church” UR RE EE thropic work for the relief of a know the truth, and the truth Peter alo Me To Prats || Building is open on Tuesday || eS —_—_— : = leprosy victims are invited to|Shall make you free. : . © Pray,” || and Friday evenings, from @||-oteot Se ee hear this insp: weaker. ef a eT aac ceienaaenenannnamemmmaiaiaiatte ane_aancniaiel he following is one of se- f PY gewitt. to 9. \ Tt = mage ioe : is inspir ake? 4 bedion tad from “aelpice fy : eh; ae will begin at : Bes via ° ° IR ¥ "4 - PA AS i a ea or Ley: Memorial Methodist Church FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: Ji mes 8, Ha 1 tures’” by Mary Baker Eddy:‘Mor- tL er f a ne tals obtain the harmony of health, | og th i t “a i! ' “Th8Chirch with a Welcome” White and Washington Streets > 7 only as they forsake discos 2’ || Cuban Baptist Church Of God |! at BALPH ROGERS, Pastor I reach In K. WV. |nostedge Appeeatiag EES Mission 100s GLAVIA BREET CORNER or- TRUMAN AVENUE and GEORGIA STREET . ind, and aband r ee | ; N = ae jckek Gosia of Newlin Go their material sit Roo eee E. M. BEARD | ELDON SIMMONS, Pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL, 9:50 Ai. corng: ofé#floridas-and Pine} unto os, but Bate ey ae Pot || ©. Esquinaldo, Sunday School UNDAY SCHOOL. ities Mirin Caray ey Ss a 10r . y nan sive R 6 $ ‘ s 3 : : streefs on Sunday, Tuesday and) glory, for thy mercy, spd Tee thy . Superintendent Se aba: } ee eae Morning Worship, 11:00 o’Clock Thur§day evenings at 7:30 p. m.]truth’s sake” (Ps. 115: 1.) : : 10:50 4 M. M . ° a His fubject will be the “Chris- Seb | . Morning Worship \ 20U A.M, orning Worship Subject: “SEEKING THE INVISIBLE” tophanies” (The manifestation of THE CHURCH OF Gop sf Preaching Service 11 A.M. (Nursery Provided During Morning Service) Director of Music—Mrs. Walter Price on after te _-meaurrection) <-y) Osem, Postar In Spanish Evangelistic Service, Subject: “DESTRUCTING DISTRACTIONS” | Nursery Open During Morning Service bring their Bibles. There will be| Sunday School, 10 A.M, || Sunday and Thursday 7. 6:45 P.M., Methodist Youth Fellowshi Evening Worship, 7:45 P.M. no eqlectigfi” Morning Worship, 11 A.M. | 5 ; eaioar ye Steed eae om onomamp Subjest: “PYF PROGRAM—THE CALL” | ae Evangelistic Message, 7:30 P.M. || Nights at 7:00 o’Clock | | °**¥*t “Meeting. Tues.. 7:30 p.m. | ge i i "y Gikten tuteeaAa tammien | Sanne sce 5: | Youns People’s Endeavor 7:30 P.M., Evening Worship | Youth Fellowship, 7:00 P.M. 1 | 1008 Olivia Street Carl A. Sammetinger, Pastor | AT 10:00 A.M. H Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Subject: “THE TYRANNY OF MISUNDERSTANDING” A H H vane i tae Sealy ‘School ry reg || | EVERYONE WELCOME | +- Everyone Welcome -: ; i | ——— - ~ — vs t Begning Ps . M. scp ard .M. i 3 ry oe Wednesday, 7:30 P.M., Mid-Week Prayer Service | i i] ie vange istig, Service, 30 P.M. Worship, 11 A. M. paaaa 3 i | St Paul's E . l Ch h H — mean | = = ze a coaeiel vee . THE CHURCH of GoD || FLEMING ST | | comms of Sonat cet | <1e00] RET ACH | Fi 7 | = : 909 ANGSLA STREET || ~. | Fir st on urch bi havc oe SO CRS YD i of CHRIST Telephone 2194 | Corner FLEMING oat , $ MS’ | T JAMOITI Wie : we ey REV.W. J. AS | x p ogg > op eS ' bP Sunday School, 10 AM || ¥ PASTOR, REV. CHAS. H. MEEKER 7:30 A.M—Holy Eugharist:\- Me : | Ash} biz Von Phister Streets # || ° ary Worship, |} CHURCH SCHOOL. $:45 AM x so Choristen: MF. Gerald Saunders || 9:30 A.M.—Church Schoo i : x CLAUDE E. SALIS, Sunday School Superintende: ir ganists rs. W. R. Dea : . i eas | oc card JE E. SALIS, Sunday School Superimtendent Sunday School Superintendent Me Joseph Hee | 10:15 A.M.—Rector’s Adult Class ; ieucay Missionary Band || WORSHIP SERVICE: 9:45 A.M. ; 11:00 A.M.—Moming Prayer and : Bible Study 10:00 A.M M ge. THE TEST OF Love.” 9:45 A. M., Church School With Classes for All Ages rmon tl morning Service ..... 11:00 ABA 7:30 P.M. WORSHIP SERVICE: 10:50 A.M. 11:00 A.M.—Morni : | NURSERY CONDUCTED DURING SERVICE ' | ere aye GUEST PROGRAM, AL AND IVY WALSH AND THE | ’ -_Morming Worship 6:30 P j {f Evening Service 7:30 P.M} ae Eon VB JOHNSON FAMILY : Subject: “THE SCORNER’S SEAT” : -M.—Young People’s Service it eis ny ne ae p.m.j|| Bible Study and Band WORSHIP SERVICE 7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M.—-Evening Worship | . League i : Meeting, Friday. 7:30 4 SH MAN MRO Lost. cop.” Subject: “THE CIRCLE OF GOD‘S LOVE” |} 7:30 P.M.—Evening Prayer and ; = EVERYBODY WELCOME eee ae oa ee é f : mo: } . s Service Men ar » to Key West, Service Men and Their Families n ‘| Everyone Invited | Pastor, Phenia Odom pubis 3 ud b aset zhi s Welcome ill Find A Cordial Welcome At All Services VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOME AT ALL SERVICES | ‘ A atte tent tt tt pette H th tet oe