The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 13, 1954, Page 4

Page 4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Saturday, February 13, ‘954! The Key West Citizen Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County L. P. ARTMAN, Editor ‘and Publisher NORMAN D. ARTMAN Entered at Key West, Florida, as Second Class Matter TELEPHONES 2-566] and 2-5662 iallianetine ieee dninntentacicaisbioiciindeinagiea lis iacadigpeipr oa nbieglananiaioni bccn! po eagle eager anode omange momma one terre | entitled to use for reproduction of all news dispatches credited to or not otherwise and also the published here. Member Florida Press Association and Associate Dailies of Florida $15.60|°" Paul’s life. Speeder teercerdstnapiacg sores catenins aoe nneorsemiei error Subscription (by carrier), 25¢ per week; year, $12.00; by mail, “oo st oan ee i rsa AB a atl ih aL oe IS ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION The Citizen is an forum and invites discussion of public issu: and subjects of leet or cecal interest, tet ff will wot publish abonymous communications. Ess ON FLORI Ass IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ANDVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN More Hotels and Apartments. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. Airports—-Land and Sea. Consolidation of County and City Governments. Community Auditorium. ST. VALENTINE’S DAY Despite popular conceptions in various sections of the country, there is no general agree origin of St. Valentine’s Day as we obs::e it today.| Perhaps the most logical explanation of how the name| Valentine came to be connected with a day on which) lovers send tokens to one another lies in its confection with a prevalent belief in Europe in the Middle Ages. . Literature of this period, beginning about Chaucer's time, shows that the popular conception was that the birds began to mate on February 14th. Thereafter, Eng- lish literature frequently mentions the day as a sacred one for lovers. This was how the day was connected with lovers. The name itself could have come from either of three great Valentines. One was a priest in Rome, another a bishop in Terni, and a third of which very little is known. Perhaps vari- | ous people connected various saints with the day, but} the day was always February 14th, and the connection with the lovers probably began during the Middle Ages, | when the popular belief about birds was connected with human lovers. From this beginning, the custom of observing St. Valentine’s Day has grown into one of the most beautiful customs, especially for younger people, in the United States and elsewhere. In this country, young lovers ex- change Valentines, greetings and presents; and there is an air of romance about the day which does the hearts of young and old much good. Probably the largest valentine ever known was pre-| sented to the United States, February 14, 1912. It had an area of 113,596 miles and it-became the forty-eighth state in the Union. It was the former Territory of Ari- zona, now known as the Grand Canyon State. It could) well be called the “Valentine State.” What the nation needs is more “lemme” and less “gimme.” Key West can accomplish much for the common} good if its people will get together and work together. The human race, in the struggle for improtement, is handicapped by two classes of citizens: those who take everything lightly and those who take everything too seriously, Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 39. Helda repens . Hearty a. Heart of dust 48. 3.1416 44. Affirmative 44 Stated 49. Sun god 51. Constella- tion 58. Hail $4. Rubber tree 56. “Little 58. Acts furiously 61. Named for office 64. Past 65. Trial 66, Limbs 67. Sound of cattle OMAR INP TA MEMF [LTE Iw] DIAIZIE ME AINIUIEL LT IRIE! OlT|Om AIM LIA RIEVIEIRIEMETIAIMIPIEIR PIERCIAL EM RIG] UOMMEIRL MEY IELAl Olt CRE INIOMEBIAIRIN IBIOIG MAIN] TMMOIAIKIE IN) AINICIUEINIT| WEEVIL MEVIEIS TiAl. Aiwa Oga ne TIOIUIRMES| UNMEAIRIE!A| LT Au See) Solution of Saturday's Puzzle DOWN 1, English letters 2. Decay 3. Seize 4. Direct 5. Myself 6. Salamander 7. Require 8. Near 8. Declare 12. In behalf of 13. Faulty 15, Rise to the feet 17. Light repast 18. Chess pieces 19, Title 20, Thirsty 22. Negative 23. Unlucky 27. Light 9. Vigor 10. Smooth 11. City in Nevada 14. Piece of pasteboard 16. Nothing 21. However 23. Be quiet 24. Vocal solo 25. Stalk 26. Taste 28. Existed 31. Nerve network 33. Daddy 34. Move 36. Thickness 38. Esteems 41. Long fish 45. Witnessed 47. Pulpy fruit 48. Lawful 49. Dwarf 50. Medicinal plant 52. Egg-shaped 55. City in any 57. Consumed 30. Play the lead ea $2. Bugle call $5. Small ~ 1921 - 1954|‘Angels assist in the judgement of Business Manager local news| Sunday night BTU will be held ter. This as to the|one may attend these special clas-/Christian seeks to save | Latin American Baptist Plans Spring Festival = Sunday School at the Latin Am-j Jerican Baptist Church begins at NDAY S OL LESS \9:45 with Gene Baker, Supt., pre- siding. The Rev. O’Brisnt will |bring the 10:45 o'clock message on| By RALPH ROGERS Can this be the Christ? John phet men.” Mrs. Gene Baker and Mrs.| 7, 8. Margaret Curry are in charge of The Jews were just co: the choir with special music. Greet their observance of tt ings to Brothers Baker and Flin- Feast of Tabernacles toff who have been absent on the time the Jews formed a proc: Gilmore for several weeks. We all to their Temple carr: missed you. pitcher filled to the bri: symbolized with preaching service in English prought forth from the rock and fellowship following. At the desert by Moses. That wa BTU a special picture will be shown eq those people from de 2 Brother Charles desert and the descend. Stirrup is in charge of visual aids forgot it. They never f for the church and has gotten athe entrance of their fa good one for February 21. It will the promised land, the be shown at 8:15 after the preach-jand honey, filled with ing services and you will not want running water. case of faith in Christ. to miss seeing this drama “I Be-) Jn the lesson today, the last day not sure whether he came from held His Glory.” This is a sound, of the Feast of Tabe cles, Je- Bethlehem and never color Cathedral production and (cus used the sym 1 to draw bother to investigate. Their atten- features the story of Cornelius, the his Jesson, “If any one thirst, let dance at church would indicate that Centurion, who becomes a convert nim come to me and dri Jesus they are little concerned about the to Christianity after witnessing the 4.4 spiritual waters w Moses matter, never take it ‘seriously Crucifixion and the Resurrection Of | never had and such as the Is Pad sae erate reo es had never tasted. The v Brother Luis Manuel Gonzalez from Cuba plans to be with us in a special evangelistic campaign on March 29. He speaks both English and Spanish. Prepare to hear him for a week. Everybody is invited to the Va entine Sunday School Party on Monday at 7 p. m. Remember the n from the anes- d of milk church and are so sou. springs of sleep that they have only a mild fered by Jesus was ‘livin in endless supply which we ply the longing thirst of th lished with half y will never be s so alarmed as to crucify the Christ, for truth and peace. This water'neither will you be any more help had a strange power for it notithan half an atheist. The half way only slaked the thirst, but also en-'Christian is only kidding f 1 abled them to turn the waters of, Jesus stated bluntly that he was the Spirit to others who needed it. “the light of the world It gave them strength and a willto more than any other teacher dared \date: February 15. Come and en- help others, to inspire and streng- Buddha was a great teach joy wholesome fun. jthen others. _Every Christian is a but he admitted that he taught old, Sewing classes, art work, boys’ SPFing of living waters of life. rediscovered truths and urged his |workshop and hand work begins _The critic has said Chris-/ followers not to put all their faith in jthe first Monday in March. Any. tianity is a selfish relig The him. Confucius also was a great s own teacher but admitted more than ses with good instructors in each S°U! and seeks special privileges once that others could teach him. group. Learn somethings to bef God. The record shows that the Mohammed stated that unless God more useful. If you wish to help OPPosite is true since Christianity cast his cloak of mercy on him with this work, qust call Rev. Ne- iS a religion of unselfis ess un- that there was no hope for him at grin. We do need helpers. matched by any other institution.all. When Jesus appeared on the Spanish preaching service will Its very slogan is ‘give’ not ‘get.’ scene, he did not turn to the con- be held at 7 p. m. with Dr, Is- It requires a man to give all, even ventions and ritual of the Temple, mael Negrin preaching on “Te al-jhis life, in service to others. The but declared boldly, “I am the canzara tus pecados.” {man who passes through this world light of the world. It is through \interested only in himself is no that light that men find God. The happiness of married life de- Christian at all. The other group that opposed pends upon making small sacri-| “There was a division of the peo- Jesus was the Pharisees. They fices and readiness and cheerful- ple over him.” The people did not said, “You are bea witness to ness. jexactly oppose him, they just won- yourself; your testimony is, not |dered. What he said an¢ did made true.”” This group loked upon this —jman from N reth as a Gal peasatit, a carpenter from Nazar- eth who even slurred the speech of Galilee. The speech and Naz- areth were standing jokes in Pales- tine. How could any god come out of such a place? Here was a man as they saw him, an uncouth pretender, a blasphemer obsessed with His own importance and an intruder in their own sacred and cultured circles. . . What troubled the Pharisees By Bill Gibb most was that the people went A after Jesus. The people recognized Dante B. Fascell is a decent,) Rep. Bernie Papy has released'and accepted the light because ‘t clean-cut looking sort of chap.'the list of bridges where construc- brought them hope and peace which jOnly 36 years old, he has already tion will start. Boca Chica and they failed to find in the leader- reached a degree of success sel-|Harris Gap Channels are included ship of the Pharisees. Jesus was dom attained by much older men.'on these preliminary survey. These successful and this irritated the |Having finished two terms in the are both good fishing spots and ecclesiastical group, It is true that Florida House of Representatives, fairly close to Key West, he did bear witness of himself but he is heading for the ‘big-time’; “This Rock” is sorry, Bernie,/he said, “My testimorfy is true.” now — the House of Representa-jto think that Marathon and the It was the truth and came from tives in Washington. Overseas Road and Toll Bridge the Father*and God himself bears This column wasn’t interested District might gobble up all of the witness to that. (John 8:17,18) too much in Dante Fascell, the catwalks for their own area. It is Then they asked a stupid question, politician, but rather in Dante Fas-'a bad habit, I guess, but I’ve al- “Where is your Father?” The-an- cell, the man. As in most cases'ways figured it was better to yell Swer was that if they really knew when an election is approaching, it before you got hurt than after-'the Father they would also know is hard to separate the two, how- wards when it might be too late/Him for they could see the Father ever. We wanted to know what to do anything about the situation, in the Son. The question then as Dante thought of Key West. \Churches now is often asked, “Can this be “This town has one of the bright-| On Saturdays, this column us- the Christ?” |test prospects for tourist trade of ually tries to give Key West chur- The Parisees were great fault any place in the state of Florida,” ches a play. Barring that, we at- finders. They seldom found fault he said. (And then came the na- tempt to start a philosophical — in themselves but they could tell tural political angle in which I be- preferably metaphysical dis- others when they broke the Law lieve he was sincere). “If I’m'cussion. By gosh, this is one Sat- It is said that there was a man in elected, I’m going to push for the urday when there is no news or the Temple who felt called by the jadvancement of Key West and the stimulating thoughts of this nature, Lord to be a critic. It is strange Keys as a resort center. Folks on) Key West has more than thirty that the tribe still exists. This man the mainland can be made to see churches — enough so that there Picked the hymns and prayers to the desirability of this and they shouldn’t be any sinners on the Is- Pieces and found flaws in the tea- |will help because every tourist that land. The trouble is, according to Che's. students. officers and pas- reaches the Keys must pass the pastors of these various chur- ‘0°: If the sermon happened io through their towns also.” ches, the people that ought to be Bit on his own failing’he consider- | I wanted to know whether Dante in church seldom attend, When ©@ it @ ‘dig.’ He passed the. word jhad been fishing. “Too busy right these men of God make comments, 40"S t others arousing distrust |now,” was the reply. “But when like this, I sort of look the other a co by (pane on ees this election is over, I’m going to way in order to hide a teensy, "DIC that we have to listen to jtake a Truman holiday and roast weensy speck of guilt that might say. —John Selden. This Rock Of Ours { , By Florence stuart Chapter 31 up, Jane was out d she aspital that day, Perhaps by the » the ving the; © ow. I'll drive And it working one right to that hospital today. won't kill me, either.” “It may kill me, from worry- ing over you,” Aunt Mae said wryly. “But if ‘re determined. Yl do the driving. ll get you a hot drink before we start Maybe if you bundle up in your} fur coat— Carl was asleep when they ar- rived at the hospital. “I won't make a sound,” Jane promised the nurse. “If you'll just let me sit here by his bed until he wakes UD... And when Carl opened his eyes and saw her sitting there, Jane} slipped to her knees and held out her arms to him. Without a word she was saying that she wanted him to come Nome to her heart. “Carl,” she said. “Oh, Carl” “Hello, baby,” he said. “How did you get here? They told anes you were ill. “Oh, I was,” Jane said. “For two days I ran a fever that pra tically blew up the doctor thermometer. He thought it was an-|. told her. “I've had a lot of time to think about them. Perhaps one | that’s one virtue about being laid e/up in the hospital. It gives a man a chance to take a look at him- self. I've kept too through |to myself. I was sick with iesls © get ousy of you, but I tried to ie assumed I didn't er. It | well, quick, bu }cause I want you well.” } “I want to ea jl want you to }you used to.” Jane's eyes brightened. “Were ‘ou jealous, darling? Really?” I worked like a dog to get | that job, because I wanted you to be proud of me. It was all for g into her eyes.) You, always. But I didn’t make | you understand that, tho’ ver will, Don’t you ynow that|™ t? Only—” jtime I got it, I had lost you, and “Only what, darling?” the job didn’t mean a damn. I | when he did not answer she said, | Was ready to throw it u and she was grinning: “Look, my|, “And there's another "He pet, I've boned up on the post-| hesitated before he continued: “I mortems and I’m ready with a uld nave seen long ago that |the answers. But the nurse sai ‘en Talbot was a bad neurotic |] wasn't to get you excite or | with a fixation she'd turned onto |talk too much, so 1 think from|Me and that it would be wise to here on I'll confine my conv javoid her. But I even hid that tion to three little words. J love|from myself.” He grinned rue- you.” f “So I had to learn about Carl's hands fell on her arms n the hard way, that night and pulled her up to him. She/§ he sent for me. I'll tell you all felt him tremble and she saw the| about it sometime.” wonderf! lp And s.|_ He sighed, but, ep, y|Jane saw that he was smiling at oj her. “What it all adds to—" rt, She interrupted him, at it earth. | all adds up to, darling: we both strayed off the beam. And I love you. And I want to go home— } with you.” | But home is largely a matter j}of a pair of arms around you, of alf turned her head, so| longing kisses on your mouth, and was against his.|@ feeling of home in your heart, laughing softly.| even if Df are perched on a darned generous, Metal bed with a hospital full of ere ” strangers all around you. So Jane h back |more than {| But only |} |t to you, sweet ything on f I can make you hap jIf ve other fe |I'll open my hands and let | go to hi { Jane It | had already gone home. THE END hed her hair. so many mistakes,” he] i“T'ye that?” In fact this individual would actually lie awake at night com- posing a list of faults which were paraded among members and neighbors next day. It was like a sting of a hornet poisoning the whole community, man, woman and child, until they were unable to see any good a 4 Dr. J. Edward Carothers that the man died and his soul was gpened to see if there was anything worth taking to the hea- venly places. They found little worth taking for his soul had been filled with the very faults he found) in others. The Eternal closed again the opening in his soul and cast it upon the great heap beyond the Pleiades where fhe Kingdom of the Dark is found.” If we actually know the Father we can find Him in the Christ for he said, ‘I am in the Father and the Father in me.” (John 14:10) Field Grandchild | Will Be Reared In This Country ‘NEW YORK (#—The parents of Bettine Goodall, 9-year-old. grand- daughter of millionaire Marshall Field, have decided she will stay in the United States with her fa- ther rather than live in England with her mother and Negro step- father, The divorced parents filed an “amicable agreement” to this ef- fect in court Thursday, ending a legal battle started by the mother, Mrs. Bettine Field Bruee, 34. Mrs. Bruce, whose present hus- band, Eldridge Bruce, 31, is a psy- chology student at the University of London, sought to take the child to her new home in a ‘“‘non-segre- gated community’”’ near London, The father, Dr. McChesney Goodall Jr., fought the move on grounds that 1947 divorce terms giving the mother custody of Bettine specifically barred taking her abroad. The new says, agreement said the Christian Science Topic For Sunday Is Entitled “Soul” That permanent peace and har- entific action of the divine Min@ ea mony within reach of man- human minds and bodies and giv- kind through the spiritual growth 8 @ better understanding of Soul and salvation. Jesus healed sick- that reveals the true, spiritual Na- pecs and sin by one and the same ture of man in God's likeness will metaphysical process” (210:11). be emphasized in the Lesson-Ser-- The Golden Text is from Isaiah: mon entitled “Soul” which will be vee sup shall be no more thy read at Christian Scierice services ae archi ithe Benge org tomorrow, thee: but the Lord shall be unte Selections from the King James thee and everlasting light, and thy Version of the Bible include this God thy Glory’ (60-19), citation from Luke: “And John) calling unto him two of his dis- are in mar- of mind be For State Senator 24th District MILTON A. PARROTT Help Monroe County Elect A Senator ———— For Member School Board RE-ELECT J. CARLYLE ROBERTS 3RD DISTRICT by ¢ For Member School Board: : ELECT 3 KELLER WATSON 3RD DISTRICT ber School Board Re-Elect EDNEY PARKER STH DISTRICT There is no disparity ciples sent them to Jesus, saying, and purpose. Art thou he that should come? or ame hour he cured many of her rmities and plagues, and of evil Political blind he gave sight’’ (7:19-12) The following passage will and Health with Key to the Scrip-| FIRST PRIMARY ELECTION tures” by Mary Baker Eddy. MAY 4, 1954 ‘ tributes were f 3 through man, the Master healed Nd hearing to the deaf, feet to the| riage like unsuitability look we for an . And in that ieee Dickens, piri nd unto many that were among e read from Announcements “Knowing that the sick, gave sight to the blind, lame, thus bringing to light the sci-| COWS ARE OFFERED — | FOR PRETTY WIFE | LONDON (® — Hollywood film) director George Breakston says} that he recently received a firm offer of 200 cows for his} pretty wife, Ire deal suggested chief of the Masai tribe whil Breakstons were making a movie in East Africa. } “That's a lot of cows, but George was so sweet,” said Mrs, Break- ston. “He refused, and gave the chief a wristwatch instead.” child’s interests served by c in the United \For Mem! would be best g her education| tes.”” out there in the sun and salt air.” betray my own negligence. How Well, Dante B. Fascell, win or;about you? Could you do any bet- lose in the election, you are al- ter and do you intend to go to ways welcome to Key West. The go to church this weekend? next time it turns real cold up in’ Two of the newest churches in Kendall, drive down here and see Key West are the Seventh Day Ad- how nice our weather is by com-'ventist, (Elder R. 0. Mathews. pas- parison. As a box in The Citizen tor), and the Church of the Rock, masthead says, Key West has the (Independent Presbyterian, Rev {most equable climate in the coun- Ralph Rogers, pastor). Both of jtry and we want guys like you to these organizations have done won- jhelp spread the word for us. derful work in the past year and | Fishing | Catwalks are building up a sizable con- Now, ‘it just goes to show you |that occasionally this colufnn hol- lers too loud, too fast. We’re talk- ing about the fact that a couple of times we mentioned worries concerning where the new fishing catwalks would be placed. erecting their own bor from amo! bers. : taking -but Faith and hard work are bringing results, INCOME TAX Qualified Consultants Evenings 6 - 9 P.M. 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