The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 4, 1954, Page 7

Three Dimensional Pictures At Flower Show African Violets SHADOW BOXES by members of the Key West Garden Club were displayed in a garden Mart held at the Elks Auditorium last week. ‘The picture in the center tilled “‘i iflora” is repeated each year. arranged this lovely setting.—Citizen Staff Photo, Finch, THE AFRICAN VIOLET DISPLAY arranged by Mrs. Dan Navarro and Mrs. J. E. Tucker was one of the most outstanding exhibits at the Key West Flower Show last week. It attracted much favorable comment from out of town authorities.—Citizen Staff Photo, Finch. Show and George Renna Indonesia has a wet and a dry Local People Will Join In | Legionitems Boeing Unveils irs isis seme sm World Day Of Prayer Mareh5 ‘Aerial Giant A pA SEATTLE & — A jet-propelled This commantiy. wil $oin tnypray-|yeancid challenge to British and “ameri-| jer for world peace on a Friday, of Malabar, president “of Isabella} qe was gratifying to note the'can planemakers—a 550-mile-an-| March 5, prayers will rise in hun- Thoburn College in Lucknow, and large attendance at the County hour aerial giant—has been taken jother U. S. communities and in one of the presidents of the World|; evel of the Oratorical Contest. Al-| from under its veil of secrecy by {more than a hundred countries Council of Churches. though it could have been much the Boeing Airplane Co. ‘around the world. | In addition to prayers for peace ised : h The 95-ton swept-wing, four-jet | On the World Day of Prayer,'among nations, the service this better, it Is mice to see that there airplane was shown Tuesday as \March 5, paryers will rise in hun-|year for the World Day of Prayer are still people interested in the|it neared completion in the sprawl- ‘'dreds of the world’s languages and has other petitions: that in areas|youth of our great nation. I hope|ing plant of the company which Shell Goddess The American Heart Association estimates that the United States has about 750,000 deaths annually from heart trouble. By JUDSON STEPHENS, 2nd VICE COMMANDER ‘ian Orthodox Church| 9, atorical Contest: dialects, asking that the churches of racial tensions the love of God “speak the word of healing to this may ‘bring “the love of all men as \troubled world’; that the “leaders brothers”; that in areas of strife, of the nations of the world” may, “those who cause suffering may the same interest is shown this, Saturday evening when the 10th) also builds the Air Force’s B47 and B52 jet bombers. It was know-how gained in build- District level of the contest is be- ing the bombers that made it pos- be given wisdom to work for peace.'be forgiven, and those who suffer gun. At 7:00 p. m. in the Key West sible for Boeing to be so near com- | The World Day of Prayer, held may be purged of resentment and High School Auditorium on Satur- oe mt ve ae of what it on the first Friday in Lent each|be comforted”; that “the persecut-jqay, March 6, 1954 the contestant! eis peep yh said ve € year, is an observance that dates ed, the homeless, and lonely” may from Dade County will compete jiam M. Allen, president of ‘the |back: to 1887, when a Presbyter- oe lifted aoe d spon eney and against the Monroe county contes-| company. jian woman in Boston called for a resignation”; that those who la-|tant, Hilario Ramos, who won the; But, he stressed, the 15 to 16 nationwide day of prayer for home bor and those who employ others first phase of these contests last| million dollars spent in develop- missions. +. may have right relationships,/Wednesday evening at the Ameri- ing the 707—trade name for the : Today the World Day of Prayer based on concern for each other.” can Legion Home. The public is airliner—came from Boeing’s cof- is observed by people of almost, The service concludes with a/yrged to attend this very worthy fers and was a gamble made in every Christian church around the prayer “for those whose lives areleyent and back this young man,\the interest of “our own national |globe. It is sponsored in this coun- to be made fuller by these gifts.” Hilario Ramos. jwelfare, both military and com-| jtry by the United Church Women, The gifts go to people in many) The winner of this contest will mercial.” a general department of the Na- walks of life and many countries.’ next compete in the Southern Area The first 707 won’t fly until pos- | tional. Council of the Churches of For years, U. S. World Day of which will be held some place in sibly early in September, he said, {Christ in the U. S. A., and by state Prayer offerings have given aid in the 9th District at a date to be,and production of planes for sale and local councils of church wom- this country to interdenominational! announced later. jis three years away. But, com- jen and special prayer groups a-church programs to help Ameri-, [his is the first time in three pany Ga Bee sea fens the cOantey. ay ofl an indians on the reservation years that Key West has had tees, ‘Amerfean manufacturers be erings from orl ay of and i dustrial centers; to mig-' District contest and we hope every- : e if |Prayer services support church en- rant fam families who follow the Pesca et ia b pen to/Cause, they said, no other airplane terprises in many nations, In the harvests, to the,30,000 young peo- attend. ‘These kids are wonderful|Duilding in the United States has U. S., yearly offerings of more ple from other countries studying put they need the support of hel romeo as tars With Tae than a quarter of a million dol- in U. S. colleges and universities; a Sey West, Won’t you) : lars are shared among interdeno- to low-income farm families in the ee eaitentt 7 Only De Haviland of England minational mission projects at rural South and in Puerto Rico. «* k& * home and overseas, as a practical! Overseas, the U. S. offering gives Membership: jexerea ont Christian brotherhood. support to sntenianone neem) This is a sore subject with the match for Boeing’s giant. Feindeaaerand So a fl in India, Pakis- 5..+ Commander. It seems that all) The company said it couldn't for this country are held in churches, tan, Japan, and Korea, and to the:o¢ ..” including the writer, have competitive reasons give firm fig- |schools, hospitals, -ancyviness inetiy\Uaiied sBoard for Christian Col-'satlen down on the job and haven’t|ures for performance of the 707 jtutions; in fields where migratory leges in China to provide schlar- brought in members. We are ap-\but admitted it would fly from! ar —— |farm workers are going out to ships for Chinese women students proximately 110 members behind|4,000 to 5,000 miles, carrying from 2 {h ti Id F; ils [pick the crops; in trailer camps in other countries. The offering al- last year 's membership at this time|80 to 150 passengers while cruising I 0 ito up alis |spread around new defense instal- so helps provide Christian litera- °14 J pelieve each and every onelalong at an altitude of 35,000 feet jlations. The day itself is marked in ture and literacy material for wo- ¥° 1. should do his utmost to pledg “and up.” 1 All The Wa |many places by proclamations |men and children in Asia, Africa, (°C US SIGUE [0 Dui." vars mem-| Its four jet engines develop the] : y \from mayors and governors, by and Latin America. bership rolls at least to the 100 per equivalent of 10,000 horsepower e 'the ringing of churehbells and the) This year, the church women in| .o4+ mark. I believe it is only faireach at sea level and twice as KNOXVILLE, Tenn. WA man|closing of business establishments, America hope the offering will be 1. post Commander Johnson to go Much at 35.000 fect. Mhe, fuselage walked into the H. T. King gro- and sometimes by public: prayer in big enough so they can extend a on work a little harder for +s 128 feet long and the wingspread cery store last night, pulled a gun the streets and squares. i their support to new projects, in him. I am sure that there are old 130 feet. “and announced: “This is a hold- The day of prayer takes oni aeeh this: country, Alaska, Europe, and 914° now members alike just wait: Shen eth eommbany shoves gs meaning: in the city of Hiroshima, Africa, é sk them to|-°% £ ilitary © 5, too, as is what Where hundreds of high school) The church women would like to 5 i ae fae ae ae areca ee in a words, ideally girls prayed that no one would suf-/give support to an interden 8-45 i Saath insteadiOtlie soe a grabbed for his gun fer again as their city had suffer-\tional ministry to new defense com- ‘oni enye Letevatliact the B52 and B47. Z fired twice, missing ed; in orphanages and shelters in! munities and to strengthen isolat-“"™ prs me ae ae ee eT ee both Korea, where the prayer is forjed rural churches in the Rocky Visit the Post and enjoy an eve- Mrs. K hen picked up a pis- Peace and a rebuilt country; in a Mountain states; to provide a re- ning out. sl and fired twiee at the holdup leper village in the Belgian Congo, |ligious program for patients in the si : e|man, missing both times Piwhere a crippled hand turns the\Government Indian Hospital in An. to send any news eee Meetings: ‘ + joined the shooting with a Pages of the service; even behind chorage, Alaska. box 209 for pub suite oe page Monthly meeting, Executive Com- rd gun and fired three or four the Iron Curtain, people gather for; They hope to add their support tate hae — a g cele. mittee, Monday, March 8, 1954. nes, but misséd with all. prayer in Czechoslovakia and East'to a program of relief and train- might be of interest to a _Legion- This meeting was originally sche- matinaat De holdup man fled Germany. ing for German Protestant women; Daires. We. wal gladly give you duled for March 1, 1954, but due SE eae ape Nobody was hurt, and nobody The service, written each year to help develop a women’s depart. SPace iB bare reset perplese pce esque ts HOE ne Rotinlicts alncd st seats vas robbed. in a different country, is adapted ment in Cameroun Christian Col: 9 ue, beta die ore Ry at a hold counci) majorities in 61 of é I = and translated for use in each area. lege, in French West Africa; to Reminter: oka saa one may attend this meeting malimaaiad tewany unt \Naval Air Training staff, Pensa-\For the blind, the service is avail- aid a women’s training program in Don't forget we have a Legion- they so desire. ; fia tan Copenhagen borough a. or to that assignment he/&ble in Braille from the John Mil-|the Belgian Congo; to support the naires Clubroom now for the mem Regular Post Meeting, Wednes- The big losers ed in Korea where he was/ton Society. \American McAll Association pro- bers and families and guests. Keys day, March 10, 1954, at 8 p. m. Tax party, who retained only 5 of ‘ : 1 the Dis ished Flying. This year’s service comes from gram for nurge-evangelists in are available at the Post Home. Attend the meeting and join in the NAVARRO Inc the 45 councu seats Korean ee new < or C for gallantry in action. India — written by a woman who France; and to aid in developing STO S — very active program i sponsor. : a e e195 ons, 1 or 1adr ton’s wife, Rosamond, will i Nie’s Chris- “ris ° d family life of Prayer will be held at the Flem 16 councils. > ry Se AN EYE FOR VALUE? 8 Weekly Service SPECIAL *5000 miles inspection *Change engine oil has a commercial jet in the air 8 8 and Allen said he was confident) *Lubricate chassii lthe English Comet will be no , seccra « ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING mini Flower Show was Commander Byrns’ most full size.—Citizen Staff shadow boxes Shell Geddess.” Photo, Finch. at the Key West *Repack wheel bearings lt is pictured al- *Clean air cleaner p*Adjust brakes *Tune Motor *Clean Carburetor *Rotate tires Type Probers COPENHAGEN, Denmark’s newest political fa *Tighten Hose Connec- Denma tions *Points Included its election debut Tuesday County police said this Bationwide balloting for local ae mest ‘ollowed cials. eer ibs ahaa ve Mrs: King Its platform: “investigations li és those carried out by Mr..MecCa in the United States Its. total vote: 115 The Social Democrats {sts), which have the largest I in Parliament and control the gov ae ernment, were’ the big winners | yesterday though the local voting * has no bearing on the *Condenser Included *Oil Included *Grease Included *Spark Plugs, addition- al, if necessary News: You are again cordially invited RY eK $19.95 8 Cyls. __. $24.95, Tel. 2-7041