The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 27, 1952, Page 3

“Watch And Prey” Is Sunday Theme For Reverend Rogers Special Day Set * For Children In \Guest Preacher Church School | (4 At First Church | Parents and friends are invited to visit the day Scl at the First Pres’ :ian Church, White | at. Washingt.n Street, Sunday morning at ten o'clock. This will | be a special day for the children! since it is “ally and Promotion| Day. Some fifty children will be| Promoted from one department to/| another and all the children will be| advanced acc. ‘ding to their age. | Mr. Archer has arranged to give those promoted a certificate show. | ing their advancement. In additi_a te the special occa-| sion of entertaining parents, a set of pictures will be shown to the Primary and Adult Depart -nts| showing the advancement of Bible) translation to be available 30 Sep- | tember. This is one Sunday w hen} the children will want to be on time | to see this special feature. The pastor, the Rev. Ralph Ro- | gers, will continue his series of| sermons on Prayer. His subject will be the admonition of Jesus io} his disciples when he urged them} to “Watch and Pray,” that ye en- ter not into temptation. Satan is} subtle using « »ry device imagi-; nable to wedge into the work of the! Kingdom of God. Jesus knew the weakness of the disciples, as he knows the weakness of the flesh in these latter days, and he warned | them against entering into tempta- tion, that of denying their Master and Friend. Modern society is so complicated that it makes life difficult to dis-| cern the real pitfalls and dangers of daily temptations. The early shepherds were ever elert for any threatening danger. Any unusual stir among the flock av--7d the good shepherd who protected his lambs from roving wolves. In these | modern days there seems to be an| abundance of wolves in sheep’s clothing and the patriot as well as the Christian must exercise an eternal vigilance to be on guard against dangers which seem so in- nocent. Words and actions are often con- fusing and misieading. One can think of a group of people who are eternally crying peace while keep- ing the dagger poised to strike. One reads most clearly of a group pastorate at the Ley Memoria “A New Look At An Old Book” Is Sun. Topic Rev. Meeker Has Guests From Former Home In Indiana DR. BRUCE GANNAWAY will return Sunday, to his former of that congregation for 18 months, starting in 1930. of religious people in Jesus day who loved to pray in publie places, and had no scruples about devour- ing wic ’s’ houses, that is cheat- ing and stealing from the hc’-'ess. Every church and every commu- nity is infested with its Judases and so the Kingdom of God is retard- ed immeasurably. The Christian must be on guard and watchful lest he fall into such temptation. There is only one sure way of detecting danger, and that is by prayer. Jesus thus urged his disci- ples to watch and pray, that thru the instrument of prayer they might distinguish good from evil. Prayer is the ‘--olvent which re- moves the haze and tarnish of shady dealing and actions By watching and praying the Judases of our community can eas- ily be dected, and the apathy and indifference to spiritual dangers and pitfalls can readily be appre- hended and labeled, thus protect ing the gullible and careless from eternal destruction For the prelude the organist will play Traumerei—Schumann and the Offertory “Bless This House’ by Brahe will be a violin solo by Mr. Ben Sweeting. The Special mu. sic by the choir is the anthem “Be hold, Praise ye the Lord,” by Prut ting.” To Preach On “Word” Sunday g the pastor ring Word On Sunday m will speak of "'T Of God". Among man’s ea re collections of his consciousness is + that he is subject to some higher Power which we call God God's message or word to m has come various ways, Kt ¢ early throu e larchs ¢ Hebrew faith. Then phets who insis mands r These w pected that som wrote what we have Psalms a hymn word of the Lord thy word in might not sin a came the that pro God justice y res unknown write He s. 1 y heart that I t thee”. He The Sunday program at the First Congregational Church will begin with the session of the Sunday School at 9:45 a. m., under the di- rection of superintendent Joseph Boza. All ages will find a Place to worship and study. The morning worship service of the church will begin at 11:00. Mrs. W. R. Dean will be at the organ. The Rev. | Charles H. Meeker will use as his sermon subject, “A New Look at an Old Book.” The evening service begins at 7:45. The choir under the direction of Gerald Saunders will sing an an- them, “Lead Me, Savior” by Lan- don. Mrs. Paul Archer will be at the organ. The sermon will deal | with “The Land of Make-Believe.” \ This sermon will be the second in the evening series on “Some Sto- ries Tesus Told.” | The new Revised Standard Ver- sion of the Bible will come in for discussi.n at the mid-week prayer service on Wednesday evening at 0. Recent visitors at the Congrega- tional parsonage were the Rev. and Mrs. Joseph A. Steen of De- lavan, Wis. The Steens and the Meekers were fellow ministers and neighbors in northern Indiana. Bob Defreze |Has Lucky Day | | MBATAVIAWIN.©¥.0un, eats | Defreze figured yesterday was his lucky day After all, his third child, a son was born and it was his fourth wedding anniversary. Besides, # was his wife's 22nd birthday So he went to a harness race ight and bet $10 on a nation in the daily » Hanover in Merry Time in the ‘st and th won. paying $60.90 for $2 e collected $304.50 e the Holy Scriptures for the widespread faiths of our day S year marks the Sooth anni the printing of the first ook the Bible. On next Tuesday a ew translation of the Bible will be published to further help those seeking the truth of God's word eo, ary ¢ 1 Church, He was the minister Rev. Gannaway Will Be Guest Preacher Here Former Pastor Of Ley Memorial Will Return There For Sunday Services Dr. Bruce Gannaway will be the visiting preacher at Ley Memorial Methodist Church, Truman Avenue and Georgia Street, at the 10:50 morning worship service tomorrow. Dr. Gannaway will be coming back to his old “‘stomping ground”. He was appointed paster of Ley Mem- orial Church in 1930, which Post heheld for eighteen months. Dr. Gannaway has many friends in Key West who will want to see| him and to hear him preach. Some will remember his as the “boy preacher” because he was nothing more than a boy when he was pas- tor — this Church, After leaving Key West he held successful pastorates in West Palm Beach, Orlando, Haines City, and Jacksonville. He is presently Super-| intendent of the Miami District of the Methodist Church, The Evening worship hour it | Scheduled for 7:30, at which time| the Pastor will deliver the ser-| | mon. The Youth from all the Meth- odist Churches in the city will meet | at Ley Memorial at 8:45 p. m. for} , their regular Sunday Evening Fel- lowship hour, 'Move Town So . . Miners Can Dig ) } RUTH, Nev. t#—This little East. | ern Nevada copper town is to be | moved so miners ean dig beneath it John €. Kinnear, Jr., general manager for Kennecott Copper Corp.. here, said half the town will be shifted to a new site not far away by next summer. The other half will be moved the following year. The town of “New Ruth” will be modern in every respect. he said. with wide streets. ampie landscapping. a theater, hospital and other facilities | Sixty-nine buildings are marked for immediate removal! and several new buildings are to be construct: ; ed The company wants to go under the present townsite to dig a new shaft. This will subject most af Ruth to cave-ins T town has been on its present site for about SO years. [FOUR KILLED | K. W. Churches Mark Advent Of New Bible “The Greatest Bible News In 341 Years” Is Theme Of Celebration “The greatest Bible news in 341 years” is the slogan being used in connection with the publishing date |of the newest translatt n of the Holy Bible, _1eduled for Tuesday, September 30. Communities thru- out the nation will be conducting special services commemora’ -g the appearance of this new Bible. The ~-y West comm > cele- “: | bration will be ‘eld at Ley Memo- rial Methodist Church at 7:30 Tues- :|day evening. The program will be presented by ‘“e Key West Minis- terial Association in cooperation with the United Council of Church Women. The Rev. Charl s Mecter. pas- tor of the First Congregational Church, will deliver the main ad- dress. A short passage of scripture will be read in several languages and editions of the Bible—Hebrew, Greek, Latin, German, and Eng- lish. The public is cordially invited to :| attend this observance. RENT FORUM (These questions were selected from those often asked of the local rent office. If you have a question about the rent stabalization pro- gram, address it to: Area Rent Off- ice, 216 Federal Building, Key West Florida.) Q. My landlord charges $2.50 ex- tra per month if I do not pay my rent by the 10th of the month. Is this charge legal? A. In order for your landlord to charge this extra amount he must have had a contract on the date determining the maximum rent which expressly provided for al- ternate rents, i.e., if the rent was paid on or before the 10th of the month it would be, say $60.00, and if it was paid later than that it would be $62.50. Q. My landlord furnishes my heat and utilities as part of our rental agreement. Recently I bought several electric space heat- ers because last Winter the heat my landlord furnished was not sufficient for me. Now my land- lord says he is going to your of- fice and ask that my rent be in- creased because the heaters will use much more electricity. Can he do this? A. If your use of electric space heaters substantially increases the amount of electricity your lord is required to furnish, he can petition for and receive an in- crease in maximum rent to cover the increased expense. However, if the amount of heat he furnishes is not sufficient to heat your unit normally in the Winter you can | ask for a decrease in maximum rent because of decreased serv- ices. If, on the other hand, the heat is insufficient for you merely because you desire or need high- er than normal temperature, your | petition for decrease in the maxi- mum rent would be denied. Q. A tenant in a house I own, recently installed a television an | tenna on the roof without my per- mission and, in doing so caused considerable damage to the roof. It is now necessary that I have the roof repaired at considerable expense. Can I charge this to the tenant can I evict this ten- ant for his unauthorized action that resulted in damage to my property? A. Your recourse for damage to your property by the tenant would be, as NR has always been, under local law. If the tenant is violat- ing his rental agreement in the use of the roof you can give him written notice to cause fa eoX6z written notice to cease the viola- tion and if he fails to do so you can then proceed to eviction upon giving him 10 days written notice to move. However, if you retain your tenant and permit him the use of the roof for his antenna you may petition the rent director | for an increase in the maximum !| rent, and an appropriate increase will be allowed you, The ancient Roman roads usu ally were too narrow for modern use, especially where they passed through archways, and grades of ten were far steeper than those permitted on modern roads. Youth For Christ land- | City Receives Check Citizen Staff Photo CITY TAX COLLECTOR ARCHIE ROBERTS receives a check for $13,099 from Chet Cold, manager of the Southern Bell Tele- phone Company covering one of the largest single tax pay- ments to date. Roberts received the annual JayCee “Good Gov- ernment Award” recently. | was beaten at the club Sept. 15 and suffered ‘‘severe nervous shock | and physical and mental strain.” A . ° Singer Files | group of patrons attacked her while $100,000 Suit | she was a customer, she said. NEW YORK (# — Singer Pearl | Bailey filed a $100,000 Federal | Court suit yesterday against Bill | Miller's Riviera nightclub in Fort | Lee, N. J. } The Negro entertainer said she | . ot CHRIST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY 327 ELIZABETH STREET Sunday School, 9:30 A.M. Ashby and Von Phister Streets SUNDAY Sunday Morning Service Evening Service ........ 8:00 P.M. at 11:00 o’Clock WEDNESDAY _ |} Bible Study . :00 P.M. Wednesday Evening || . Meetings at 8 o'Clock || Everyone Invited Reading Room in the Church Building is open on Tuesday and Friday evenings from 7 to 9% GLAD TIDINGS TABERNACLE “ASSEMBLIES OF GOD” Cor. Georgia and Petronia Sts. W.K.W.F. “VOICE OF GLAD TIDINGS” Sunday School Church Of God 1008 OLIVIA STREET 9:00 a.m. E. M. BEARD Morning Worshi PASTOR Christ’s Amba: * } posal Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m. | SUNDAY SCHOOL, MID-WEEK | 10 A.M. Tuesday— oe aaa | { Morning Worship, Bible Study” ....... 7:30 p.m. | | 11 A.M. Wednesday— H ere “Inspirational Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p.m. | 7:30 P.M. | ' Praise uu 7:30 p.m. Erayer Meeting: Tuse-.7:90im 11 -v., Will: Pind thei eliowahip You're Looking For!’ Young People’s Endeavor, REV. AND MRS Thursday, 7:30 p.m. D. T. NEWMAN, Pastors |{ Bible Study 10:00 A.M. | Morning Service ....... 11:00 A.M |f WQAM (ABC) 1:00 P.M. Saturday, September 27, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH White and Washington Streets RALPH ROGERS, Pastor THE PRESBYTERIANS SAY VOTE fe) 9-30-52 WE LIKE DOGS “We Like Our Children Better” First Congregational Church 527 William Street REV. CHAS. H. MEEKER, Minister Why a “NO” vote on Tuesday will be positive and eon- structive. Because it's a vote against the menace of profes- sional gambling. “There is no honest professional gambling.” says Roger William Riis. Many say: “People will gamble, no matter what.” This is mighty loose talk. In reply, Robert Laxalt in an article in the Sept. 20th Saturday Evening Post says, “The answer is a short-sighted one. True, the inveterate gambler will gamble. In locales where gambling is not legal, he is the man who knows where every floating crap game can be found. The argument does not apply to the man of normal appetite, IF THERE IS NO GAMBLING ABOUT, HE SIMPLY DOES NOT GAMBLE” First Methodist (Old Stone) Church J. PAUL TOUCHTON, Minister The Christian Church is for that which produces healthy happy living in all realms of life. She seeks to lead men to believe, to practice the ways of truth. We urge our people to work and vote against every evil influence in private and public life. Christians should stand in their places as pillars of strength. The Old Stone Church Invites You to Worship On Sunday at 10:50 A.M., and 7:30 P.M. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School and Morning Worship CARL A. SAMMETINGER, Paster "SHE Avenue 4 Phones: Pastor's Home: 1619XM Listen to the Lutheran Hour, Sunday, 7:30 P.M., WKWF FLAGLER AVENUE and TENTH STREET On “Poinciana—Navy, City Hospital” Bus Line Adult Bible Class 9:45 A.M. 11:00 A.M. “Oh Come, Let Us Worship, the Lord” Psalm 122:1 | | Fleming St. Methodist Church J. E. STATHAM, Pastor Corner FLEMING and WILLIAM Streets | CHURCH SCHOOL, 9:45 A.M. CLAUDE E. SALIS, Sunday School Superintendent PHONE 1890-R -:- Everyone Welcome -:- Morning Worship at 10:50 A. M. Evening Worship at 7:30 P. M. Service Men and Visitors Welcome Ley Memorial Methodist Church h with a Welcome” CORNER of TRUMAN AVENUE and GEORGIA STREET ELDON PHONES: Parsonage 883 — Church 883 SIMMONS, Pastor St. Paul's Episcopal Church Corner of DUVAL and EATON STREETS THE REV. JOHN S. ARMFIELD Rector 7:30 A.M.—Holy Eucharist 9:30 A.M.—Church School 10:15 A.M.—Rector’s Adult Class 11:00 A.M.—Moming Prayer and Sermon (Nursery Conducted During Service) 6:30 P.M.—Young People’s Service League No Evening Serves During the Summer The First Baptist Church Eaton and Bahama Streets HAROLD H. LINK, PASTOR “Righteousness Exalteth A Nation: But Sin Is A Reproach To Any People” (PROVERRBS 1434) “For We Are Laborers kev messaye to mao jIN PLANE CRASH VOTE No! Together With God” ruth ia b @ worship servic 7 ; " 1 CORINTHIANS 2:9) Word in toe will. speak cc ae cig eam eke 8. Air Force TONIGHT e Nazareth words were rashed last night dapan killing three mee aod a passenger. the Far * God's Word teaches us not to align ourselves with evil influences that tear down the personal, Nature isan ia Southern he choir will sing an anthem at crew God. Ad e truth anc each service. Mr. Wilber Phipps,| East Aur Force said today 7:30 P.M. \ R 30th social, and eivie life of our city. understa at he gave were guest organist and director will Three bodies have been recov a eae TEKS of the aposties. So pre-! play for the morning prelude, Pas. | ered, the Air Force sard 79 FLEMING ST. asar F 5 e—Ces a they have de-| offertory, Souvenir the Names of the victims are being | withheld, i Vote Against The Dog-Track written down that — Drdia.