The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 28, 1952, Page 3

Highways To The Most High | 5. Pewr's Part Il | By Stephen J. In Part I of that at of everyone Constant this series we said during the life 1 spark of the Divine niversal Soul essence ne some touches the within- that this came through the heart or the mind, or both; that when it did, the Soul wakens, even and that man with awe, | if but for a moment, fen looks about him and a new wonder If we fF heed to this awaken ing are immediately faced with a problem that may plague us for and retard our growth. If | fails to recognise the problem he may be- and in his by the years such a man nature of the come quite confused confusion, a ated in- tensity of the yearning to seek and find God, he may wander from religion to religion, church to church, cult to cult and back | @gain, no wiser than when first he started out to find the one best @ay sulted to his need | All highways that lead to the Most High fit into one of three broad categories. The exponents of the first category say this “The world is filled with evil, pain, | suffering and sorrow. To attempt | to alleviate it by willed action is like tr to remove a beach by taking away one grain of sand at | a time there- | fore if we y effect | upon it we must concentrate all our energy and effort upon im proving ourselves. Let us first be: aw This is impossible would have 4 come pure in he selfless and poor in spirit, for when we achieve this state of being we shall be. come a light and a refuge, and | those who seek that light will come to us, those who need that refuge will be drawn to us as the bee is to the flower Those who favor the second way | this The world is filled with | pain suffering} As soon as a man re. must say evil and sorrow ceives a call from God he | maybe this ain’t us Tests Of Reality Subject At Ist Presbyterian The Rev. Ralph Rogers of the First Presbyterian Church will take as the subject of his sermon “Some Tests of Reality.” “A group of juvenile entertainers some years ago entered the eleva- tor to be taken to the broadcast- ing station on the top floor and they were somewhat abused by the elevator man. When the lads were kicked off rather roughly the lead- er of the Gang soberly said, ‘Well, ” Sometimes we fall into a trance and have to pinch ourselves to see if we're alive, or if it is really us. There should be ‘Some tests of reality’ which would prove reliable,” ex- plains Rev. Rogers. “Normally we depend on the five senses to determine the worth of anything, whether it is the beau- ty of nature, the music of angelic voices, the taste of god food, the smell of good coffec on a frosty morning, or the feel of a silver coin in the hand of a hungry beg- | Sar. All our experiences are rela- itive and approach reality in pro- portion to the impression made upon the mind. Our reaction to such impressions determines the | worth and affords either pleasure or discomfort. Many experiences | we cherish are transient and seem more as a dream. The real test of reality is the depth and endur- ance of any experience and the most enduring and the most im- pressive are spiritual. “Now I know in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known” ST. Rev Mrs. Mrs PAUL'S John Arn J Arn annual urd P. B sayly and Mrs. Vacation Church School ve at tended it. V. kin dergarten; Rev. Congregational Church Plans Children’s o! Members of * € f the First Ce Cc Day program Sund je hurch leven o'clo ch will present Day Program Su } l* Christian Science peaks Of Itself rious groups and their John Armfic Eddy, include some may Mary Sweeting — primary name of Science, “The Science of God and man is no more super. natural than is the its (p numbers, though d the realm of tne ph Science of arting science it, 111), to rs were: nior group; must, to the = | the aard work of the B | the project was CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Saturday, June 28, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 'Grace Lutheran | ‘ Elects Officers |) Fleming St. Methodist Church Ladies’ Aid S J. E. STATHAM, Pastor n Church se ee ers to be Corner FLEMING and WILLIAM Streets mpson was CHURCH SCHOOL, 9:45 A.M. i | loccnie eo es CLAUDE E. SALIS, Sunday School Superintendent | elected as the organization’s new | | secretary. Se Morning Worship at 10:50 A. M. | \dent, and Mike Subject: “FOR GOD AND COUNTRY” treasurer, are the other gov ing officers of the s . They Evening Worship at 7:30 P.M. have held their ‘or Subject: “COME UNTO ME.” some time since el are not {held for all officers simultan- | eously. ., oe 7. [°oNIwe than a score of ladies | Service Men and Visitors Welcome belor Aid Society. Grace 1 1 Lutt sa new church | building and it is largely due to les that 527 WILLIAM STREET First Congregational Church PASTOR, REV. CHAS. H. MEEKER __ Chorister: Mr. Gerald Sau Organists: Mrs. W. R. Dez Sunday School Superinte Youth For Christ | TONIGHT | 7:30 P. M. 729 FLEMING ST. ders Paul Archer . Joseph Boza 9:45 A. M. Church School With Classes for All Ages 11:00 A.M.—Morning Worship CHILDREN’S DAY PROGRAM 7:45 P.M.—Evening Worship REV. PERCY V. DAWE Guest Speaker: | Visitors to Key West, Service Men and Their Families Will Find A Cordial Welcome At All Services FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH White and Washington Streets BALPH ROGERS, Pastor “CHRIST'S AMBASSADORS YOUTH SERVICE” Glad Tidings Tabernacle Cor. Georgia and Petronia Sts. SUNDAY EVENING—6:30 P.M th go out into th Id and al (I Cor, 13:12.) Jesus as well as | take place of al es, A aie “Christ For All, All For Christ” . aise she : ale as Say a be Paul emphasizes the test of know- | School and ch That religion can be a definite | SOCIETY J Sunes SECO et ourA Mm: H ist devote his time, energy | ledge in terms of the spiritual | program has been arlanged cience will be stressed in serv-|) g99 ery INSPIRATIONAL (OHN ARCHER—SUPERINTENDENT Sil jettuctiiowards dalig, agcoars| eben he says “It is given unto ae an, Science} — GSPIRATION, in the world- visit the sick and the | ¥0U t© know the mysteries of heav-| ; w. The subject|| Sunday School, 9: NTE Se AND i shi a imprisoned, try to prevent evil |¢0" (Mt. 13:11.) Eee a ecugen enh ee ieee Eee SOM THE WORD OF LIFE Morning Worship, 11:00 o’Clock wherever he encounters it, work | For the Worship Service at 11 a. |duet by Mrs. W. R. Dean ar ‘ : Subject: “SOME TESTS ” for the passage of “good” laws, !™-» Mrs. Walter Price, the organ- | Miss Margaret Sawye = ae _, || Sunday Morning Service ee niiieaanamial toe ist, will play for the Prelude,| qi, - cin tne Garden” — |_, The Golden "ext is trom Isaiah noble “YOU WILL FIND THE Director of Musle—Mrs. Walter Price There are serious defects in| "Cerceuse” by Faulkes. The Of- re : 1 (35:10) “The ransomed of the at 11:00 o’Clock FELLOWSHIP YOU'RE Nursery Open During Morning Service both of these ways. The first may |{ertory- “Sabbath Mood,” Stabile. nvocation ar t Li Lord shall return, and come to} — LOOKING FOR” PIONEERS—4:30 P, M. lead to extremes, to asceticism of | The ——e am — Ministe ic fay RE ciey aah Wednesday Evening ||| Rev. and Mrs. D. T. Newman, cal the worst sort. The devotee be gation ee ee : Past comes “queer.” withdrawn deve. | toss". Griffith J. Jones. | Scripture Lesson — 2 joy and gladness, and] Meetings at 8 o’Clock |, no Youth Fellowship, 7:00 P.M. lops phychic powers and becomes e Sunday School will begin at | from Mr. James Atk pony Seetine ee sball as ey | sit : enamored of them. Granted that | 9°59 0’clock Sunday Morning. Mr.| Offertory Ww. R. D = as f . «p..|| Reading Room in the Church | his progress may be rapid in de- | John Archer is the Superintendent. | “Welcome” Hant, |, Bible selections include: “For|| Building is open on Tuesday || 7.7 1. . | veloping. faculties ‘such as ans. | Children of all ages will find in-| | So: Child o the commandment is a cg: | and Friday evenings from 7}| IGLESIA METHODISTA ’ Noloping ta a ae | toceating yiclabees apsttiarafficiert \nrirtes enaiie he law is light; and reproofs of|| to % | “ ALV ” S P E Ch h ee eaten leateserdemnemieetae kt a vu ce ee ae | abl SALVADOR’ t. Paul's Episcopal Churc become enthralled with these de- | Pioneers will meet at 6:4 Sfor a} — Brent Whit« — | ae ee ann eee Getane le c hecom : » the P it Wi , eee ‘orner of DUVAL and EATON STREETS veloping powers and lose sight en- | Social ees with Devotional Ser-} “Good Morning” — S$ on BEA 4 ® a 2 as c from 7 | Para. secvir a las familias, THE REV. Science and 2alth wil py t 7 cd ocak taee ae the second | o'clock in the Social Hall of the | See os : = TABERNACLE Gian) pura peenet lajceli Caso ini pqually dangerous trap. They too, |Cureh for their evening pro-} “How Can I BE A as aa ad 7:30 A.M.—Holy Eucharist may become enamored of the |. Service men particularly | iq kK HASEEMBEIBS.ORAGOD/ Condadi entre stodos+los) hom: | é slg bau 1 lose sight of the Goal. | 2Fe invited mempation V-| tems | the I ch CHURCH Cor. Georgia and Petronia sts. || b¥°% | 9:30 A.M.—Church School Each “good” deed- each grain of ‘3 ald ( W.K.W.F. “VOICE OF Unase a Ni ili | ‘ pane ace cordial welcome. , pesokeiNuseteaEeriiian. | i .M.— sand removed from the beach = Ly : t CHRIST GLAD TIDINGS” 9:00 a Cristiana Se Sentira Feliz 10:15 A.M.—Rector’s Adult Class ills them with a most gratifying G a : CaN “ : ausfaction, The ego, the temporal | Qi Sf Church ¢) ii pupae seheels 945 « REUNIONES Los pomincos | 11:00 A.M.—Choral Eucharist and elf, the personalised Satan which one ure Jesus S S Christ's Ambassadors 6:30 pm, | Escuela Biblica 9.49 A.M. - 11 A.M Sermon x4 sid: “in the father of ail nee Ashby and Von Phister Streets Evangelistic Service 7:30 ; Predicacion 7:30 A.M. - 8:30 P.M. N ee rin ea Has Program cs ARS eter iee lea ursery Conducted During Service uses all auch efforts to re Wor Tegeday— oe 6:30 P.M.—Young People’s Service e evil and pain from the worl = ly “Bible Study” 7:30 tSe i and pain from the world (()F Interest a j Bible Study 10:00 A.M. ee tl INICA ESPIRITUAL ;Se League t 1 d I { Morning Service 11:00 AM Wednesday— siente Ud. triste 6 enfermo? sl self revels in ‘good’ | catistory’s Greatest » Blunder | Litt ; iC ave ; “Inspirational iHa tenido Ud. algun disgustc | No Evening Services Duri dee f he with : 3 j ‘ io . " s in paps 3 e ute ~ 2 a will the topic of the Rev. J. | Bré j WQAM (ABC) 1:00 P.M. Singing 6 desengano 6 perdida ;Nece g g The Summer Nott Sie Fouchton's serm i | Oar islean sita Ud. consuelo, paz 6 espe VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOME AT ALL SERVICES ; na : r ne ae h me tanza? Pruebe a Dios y deje I power. A . ae: : WEDNESDAY que El le ayude y usted en : Bible Study 8:00 P.M. contrara el secreto de una s } i a ; Everyone Invited ia: deliz-— Sompeisusiamisos Ley Memorial Methodist Church ‘ : asics d : Rev. Manuel Figueroa, Pastor <= ‘The Church with a Welcome’ _ The th Fe CORNER of TRUMAN AVENUE and GEORGIA STREET ( : Poinciana Baptist Church ELDON SIMMONS, Pastor n ce cae GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH PHONES: Parsonage 883 — Church 883 ee cae he Preaching eae 11:00 FLAGLER AVENUE AND 10TH STREET 4:45 A.M, wf ; pce ON 'POINCIANA - NAVY . CITY HOSPITAL” BUS LINE Miss Mirians Care t t aaiehechis ; Negro Home 3:00 p.m A “nh fj : ought, his choice of basses 321] SUNDAY SCHOOL & 10:50 A.M., Morning Worship wroag. there. [Of wisdom. Like : ADULT BIBLE CLASS 9:45 A.M taco anpcaasieasscin pofJ aching 7:30 p.m Liane ‘ a CNiccaecy I I re | ‘ : spacer ; ; | DRHINEY io MORNING SERVICE | ‘ ) ] Sunbeams, Monday 3:30 6:45 °M., Methodist Youth Fellowshi | d What's. Wrong W e Home, Stock Island OF WO ' + sie spe ene, AORN Subject: “LIBERTY, EQUALITY and FRATERNITY” | ‘ be ¢ t f X T { T 6:00 P.M 7-9 [ie | a - hia. Pies sibs | Wedne 1:30 P.M. Mid-Week Prayer Service | EV Listen to the Lu Hour, Sunday, 7:30 P.M., Station, WKWE es i es 1 eters The First Baptist Church ; Cuban Baptist | Church Of God Th Fi h di Eaton and Bahama Streets if = r — HAROLD H. LINK, PAST vin Sra e First Methodist Church = on | E. M. BE RD - ae | PASTOR pipapal geclegl Miaeaaceisinnsanaind Welcome 1 ; ° THE OLD STONE CHURCH Icome To All \ : t | - Where Eston Crosses. Simonton, ter Over 100°Yanre Sermons: A.M., 10:50, and P.M.. 7:30 0 ( 1anves | 4. PAUL TOUCHTON 6A B.D... Minister Sunday School. 9:30 AM z | | sie s 40:59 VY ORSHIP N fe Ww A : = ake y So ieee ce 4:30 PJ r iNG WORSHIP : 7:30 PM tae 8 | Th opm “ S WRONG WITH GAMBLING ning ¥ so that a Ne T Chow vrch has @ cordisl weicome for OUR WELCOME TO YOL “A Frien 5 FROM THE HEART