The Key West citizen. [volume], May 09, 1953, Page Page 3, Image 3

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Loyalty Dinner Is Slated
At Ley Memorial Wed.
The Annual Church Loyalty Din*
ner for Lay Memorial Methodist
Church, ISM Truman Avenue at
Georgia Street, will be held on
Wednesday night, May IS, at 7:30.
This is the time when the Church
lays its entire financial plans for
the new Church year which begins
June 1. The proposed budget will
be presented, explained and dis*
cussed, and adopted. And in addi
tion pledges will be made toward
underwriting the adopted budget.
All members and friends of the
Church, are cordially invited to at
tend the Loyalty Dinner.
Ley Memorial Church Is clot
he out the most successful fin
ancial year in its history. Such
financial success Is due to dill
tent planning, and consecrated
flivhe an the part ef the mem
bers and friends ef the Church.
.Judging by the progress of re
cent years it Is expected that the
cemine Church year will see
even greater things accemplish
ad.
Tomorrow morning’s worship
hour will center around the Mo
Saturday, May 9,1953
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
PLAGLBR AVINUi end TINTH STRUT
On "Pelnciane—Navy, City Hospital' 1 Bus Line
EARLY MORNING SERVICE 8:30 A.M.
SUNDAY SCHOOL AND BIBLE CLASS 9:45 A.M.
Morning Worship Hour, 11:00 A.M.
* "OH COMB, LIT US WORSHIP ... THI LORD"
Ps. 95:6
CARL A. SAMMSTINGIR, PASTOR
Hit Harris Ave. Phenest t-5141 (Church), 1-7975 (Heme)
Listen to the Lutheran Hour, Sunday,
7:30 PJM-, Station WKWF
The First Methodist Church
PraaaMna Jmui Curiat Par Ovar A Century
THE OLD STONE CHURCH
Rw ■•Hu Cream Slmenten, far Ovar 111 Year*
J. PAUL TOUCHTON B.A. I D. Minlater
roUf
i
Ml AJA - Sunday Schce!
Altai Cany* Soparintapdant
lOtSO AH—MORNING WORSHIP
**\MU “TNI IDIAL MOTHS A"
6i30 PJI., MYF, MIF Worship Services
7:30 PJMv—EVENING WORSHIP
Suliactt "THB HOLY COMMUNION'*
TMi Materia aid church hat a cardial wclccma far aN
PRACTICAL
LOVE
la i ' "
SELFISH
WORLD
Do Yon Loro God?
Why Lovi Your Neighbor?
Pont Addrm W
W. G. Shown?
jRjMMMAMiRmSBwn snM
fr wiifonwir •fCrfrf
Soil i Hit II 3 Pit
KINGDOM HALL
1215 P*tronia St. Ky W.st, Fla.
All Kingdom-Seekers Welcome
FREB X, CalWtim Tikm FREE
ther’s Day theme. Upon entering
the sanctuary all mothers will be
given a simple corsage with the
compliments of the Church in re
cognition of their hallowed role in
the family life of the community.
In addition there will be several
bouquets presented to mothers
who deserve special recognition.
The 10:50 morning sermon top
ic will be “A Mother’s Concern A
Christian’s Desire.” The choir will
sing appropriate music for the oc
casion. Other services of the day
will include Methodist Youth Fel
lowship at 6:30 p. m., and even
ing worship at 7:30, at which time
the sermon subject will be "The
Survival Of The Fittest.” The pas
tor, the Rev. Eldon Simmons, will
deliver the sermon at both ser
vices.
The bravest battle that ever was
fought;
Shall I tell you where and when?
On the maps of the world you
’will find it not;
It was fought by the mothers of
men.
—Joaquin Miller.
THI KBY WIST CITIZIN
‘Adam’ Is Science
Theme Here Sun.
As the subject "Adam and Fall
en Man” is developed in the Les
son-Sermon to be read in Chris
tian Science Churches tomorrow,
one sees the opportunity to for
sake a wholly material concept of
man.
The Golden Text is from Ephe
sians (5:14): "Awake thou that
sleepest, and arise from the dead,
and Christ shall give thee light.”
The following from II Peter
(1:2) is among the Bible cita
tions: "Grace and peace be mul
tiplied unto you through the know
ledge of God, and of Jesus our
Lord.”
Correlated passages from "Sci
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy
include: "When speaking of God’s
children, not the children of men,
Jesus said, The kingdom of God
is within you;' that is, Truth and
Love reign in the real man, show
ing that man in God’s image is
unfallen and eternal.”
Into the woman’s keeping Is
committed the destiny of the gen
erations to come after us.
—Theodore Roosevelt.
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Tonight - 7:30 PM
YOUTH
FOB
CHRIST
729 FLEMING STRUT
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SOCIETY
527 ILIZABBTH STREET
Sunday Schaal, 9:30 AM.
Sunday Morning Service
it 11:00 O’Qock
Wednesday Evening
Meetings at 8 O’Qock
ftaadlnf Raam In the Church
iwlldina la apan an Tuaaday
and Friday avaningt fram I
ta 9*
"HONOR THY MOTHER"
MOTHER'S DAY
GO TO CHURCH
HEAR
REV. RALPH ROGERS
'Helpful Hints from Bible Mothers'
Sunday, May 10 at 11 AM.,
MASONIC TEMPLE
CORN!* BATON AND 11 MONTON
Ley Memorial Methodist Church
*Th# Church with Welcome*
DM HUMAN AVSNUB
ELDON SIMMONS, Paster
- qrfwh Hits
YOUf*
/ __
CBOKBICBOOLIttIUi
IQm XMui Carer Sept
10*50 iOf, Morning Wor§hip
teMwfc * A XglMßl CONCERN-* CHRISTIAN MBBT
Wmmef Presided During Morning Service)
drSO P.V., MetkodUt Youth FmUmmkip
7:30 PM. Evening Worship
SuhiMtt *THE SURVIVAL OP THt FfflUT*
WidnMday. T;3O PM. MSd Wtdr Piay Smtei
Local Lutherans Aid Program
For Servicemen With Funds
Grace Lutheran Church, Flagler
Avenue and Tenth Street, the lo
cal Lutheran Church, affiliated
with the Lutheran Church-Missouri
Synod, will join the denomination's
5000 congregations Sunday, May 19
Mother’s Day, to receive an offer
ing for the Church’s Armed Servic
es Commission. The Commission
ministers to the spiritual welfare
of the church’s 85,000 young men
and women in the military.
The armed services program
ef Missouri Synod Lutheran has
been hailed by church and mili
tary Isadora as the "most com
prehensive and effective" ser
vice carried on by any church
today among the military. A
lead article in a widely-circulat
ed national news magazine re
cently lauded the Commission
for its "outstanding |eb" to ser
vice people.
The Commission’s ministry is
concentrated on individual mem
bers in the armed services. Whan
he first enters the service, each
member receives from the church
an initial packet containing • Lu
theran Identification tag, Service
Prayer Book, Scripture pocket
calendar and several tracts.
The servicemen’s name end mi
litary address, sent to the Com
mission by his home pastor. Is
Church Of Jens
Christ Of Latter
Day Saints
SUNDAY
SCHOOL 10:00 AM.
SACRAMENT
MEETING _ 7:00 PM
" 1100 Varela St *
Church Of God
(
Of Prophecy
* 999 AN 01 LA ST. ..
Sunday Schaal IhN AjM.
Devotional Service nili AM.
Ivanealiatia Sarvica 741 PJA.
Prayer Meeting.
Tuaaday Till'PAß.
W.M.8., Thuraday... T:3S P.M.
V.L.8., Friday 7tlT PAL
Mrs. Doily HaU
PASTOR
forwarded to the nearest chaplain
or contact pastor of the church.
Om hundred and twenty-six chap
lains and 409 contact pastors are
cooperating in this endeavor. In
addition the Commission, with the
ateiftanee of 142 hospital pasters,
•arras Luthers confined to Veter
ans Adminitration Hospitals.
Each month an order of service
with sermon and hymns, Loyalty
* Christ and Country, along with a
folder. Directory for Service Peo
ple, listing the location of our Lu
theran chaplains, are mailed to
service people. Double-Time, a
pocket news magazine containing
Pictures end items of Lutheran
service interest, is mailed quarter
ly.
comprehensive service pro
gram if financed solely through
the Mother's Day Collections held
in the Synod's churches through
out the United States and Canada.
The members of Greet Lutheran
Church have all received through
the mail all the pertinent informs*
Church Of God
HN OLIVIA STRUT
E. EiBEARD
SUNDAY SCHOOL
mornin/wrship
II A.M.
IVANGILISTIC IIRVICB
7:99 RAIL
Prayer Meeting,
Tuna., 7:89 p.m.
O SMRBIRUP tP SwRJjBIBHm
Thursday, 7:89
Evwryons Wdeam* •*•
A FRIENDLY CHURCH
A Warm-Hearted Fellowthip
Hi First BspHst Church
■ATOM and BAHAMA tTBBBTt
HAROLD K VINK
Peeler
UpUfliM PnacUag WeraMpfUl MBAs
Harnisf Warship 11:11 Asads? Schaal 1:11
Craning Wunhlp T:SS Training Uatan C:SI
Tallavadp Hear 1:30 P.M.
Praytr Masting; Wadaaaday T:M
A Nursery I# MaUdaUfd At Alt Sarvteas
A WARM WELCOMB AWAITS TOO MStS
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Can. R DUVAL mt BATON STBBBTB
THE REV. JOHN & ARMFIELD
Baalar
7:30 AM.—Holy Euchariat
9:30 School
11:00 Euchariat and
Sermon
6:30 PM—Young Poopla'a Sarvica
Loaguo
7:30 PM—Erasing Piayor and Sormon
Outstanding
REVIVAL
CHURCHOF GOD
1000 OUVIA STREET
Youth Evangelist*
Joan Ashby and
Betty Ann Cranghan
Baritone Vocalists
Accordion Playing
And Singing
Fiwvmw Pdeemo/ Nhm Com/
Full Program Set At Poinciana Sun.
A full program is set Sunday for
the Poinciana Baptist Church with
Sunday School getting underway
at 9:45 a. m. Than will he the
regular services at U:O9 a. m. at
the church and at 8:99 p. sa. the
congregation wdl visit the Negro
Home.
A Mother's Day program is set
tor the Island Drive-la Theater at
4:80 p. sa. Dr. Ivey will he 0m
speaker at this event
tiea on this special endeavor and
will then join in bringing their of
ferings on Sunday, May 19.
SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST
Service# - Saturday
* 18IS PBTRONIA STRSBT
Near WHITS
lahheßi Bahai 9:49
Worship —11:90
Tun. Iwii*p
Evcryon* Wsteoms
Paste 128:1
CHURCH
of CHRIST
M. A. CRtWS, Minister
Ashby and Van Phlster Streets
Sunday
Bible Study 19:99 A.M.
Meming Service 11:19 AM,
WSNU 1:99 P.M.
St. Petersburg!:, ill an Dial
WQAM 1:99 PM,
leaning Service Ysll PJL
WSDNBSDAY
SMe Study 7:89 PM.
Everyone Invited
The public is urged to bring out
the old folks and those not well
since they can sit in their cars
and enjoy the program.
There will he n meeting of the
Training Union at 9:89 and at 7:80
an eld fashioned hymn sing will
be hid in the church, Flagler
Avenue. Mother’s Day social will
be featured then. All are invited.
POINCIANA BAPTIST
SUNDAY SCHOOL . Nil AM
PREACHING 11:09 AM
DR. IVBY
Old Negro Heme 2 PM
Trebling Union at Church 4:81 p.m.
PR BACHING 7:39 PAL
Tuesday. T PJf. Old White
Home. Stock Island.
Wednesday, 7:80 PJd.—Mid
week Prayer Service.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
WUto ssd Wighfngtos Stmts
SUNDAY SCHOOL, 1:50 AM.
JOHN ARCHSR Superintendent j
Morning Wonhlp, 11:00 O'clock
Subielt "MY MOTOR'S THRONS**
Organist - Mrs. Hate Archer
Nursery Open During Mcndng ServMo
PIONEERS-6:30 P.M.
First CisgregiHosil Church
NT WILLIAM min
*v. char. a. non, mnm
Cfcrttatar: Mr. Oaraid Samdari
Orpßtat: Mrs. W. A. Data sad Mrs. Pad Arch*
Sunday School Superintendent: Mr. Joeeph Han
fill A4B. Chawh Saheel WBh Claaaaa tar AB A#aa
11:00 AM,—Morning Worship
M|ad: -IT TAKIS A HBAP O' LIVIN'"
7:30 PMs—Evoning Worship
Suhiact: "THB WOMAN WITH THB LAMP
HOLY COMMUNION
Vtahara la Kay Waal. Sarvtaa Man and thalr Pamßtaa
WM Find A.Cardial Walaama At All tarvlaaa A
Fleming St Methodist Church
A B. BTATNAM* Peeler *
Conor FLEMING and WHJLIAM BlsbSb
SUNDAY SCHOOL 800 AJL
CUUDS E. BALM, Boaday Bahaal BapwWtaaM
Mooting Worship ert 10s80 AH
•uhfaatt nMOINSS. TXS LfSMT OS TMS MOICr
Mothodist Youth FoQo'WShlP' 6:30 PH
Evonlng Worship of 7:30 PH
Bubjaati *lll QUEST 70S IMS SSBT*
nuramy it rravMad far aa vara ac mhmbor Daring flwalsM
Service Hen and VitUort Welcome
REVIVAL
rmram op god
There tree e pecked be—e bet eight to hem
theee glrle who ere in tbelr early MPe end hove
Joe* M • RnMnmmi Stager ed Needer • , #
Youth fades; love droops; tht
leaves ef friendship fall;
A mother’s secret hope outlives
them all.
—Oliver Wendell Himes.
SUSSCRIBS TO THI CITIZIN
GLAD TIDINGS
TAfiERNACLE
"ASSIMSLIKS OP SOD"
Cor. Georgia and Petronia Sts.
W.K.W.P. "VOICB OP
GLAD TIDINGS". 9:99 a.m.
Sunday Scheel ___ 9:45 a.m.
Morning Warship 11:99 a.m.
Christ's Ambassadors 4:89 mm.
Evangelistic Service 7:3| pan.
MID-WBBR
Tuesday—
" Bible Study" 7:89 pan.
Wednesday—
"lnspirational
Singing" 7:81 pm.
Friday—
" Prayer end
Praise" 7:81p.m.
"You Wfll Find the FeDowahip
You’re Looking For”
REV. AND MBS.
D.T. NEWMAN, Pastes
DIAL 25773