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The Nome nugget., 1941-05-19

down to help himself out of the cockpit.
 Hess said, T climbed several thousand feet, threw the plane over on it's back, switched off the engine. Just as I was falling out, I righted the plane again switch d on the engine and sent the plane hurling to the earth while I fell clear"
 Hess told Home Guardsmen he fitted the extra gasoline tank to his plane to make certain he had enough fuel for the 800-mile flight but dropped the exra gas tankinto the sea when he crossed the coast of Scotland.
 When guards took Hess into custody he told them there are mo bombs in my plane so you nesd not worry"
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-19
Hess Tells
 Own Story Of Landing

GLASGOW, May Is - Rudolf Hess, No. Nazi leader, told his story of his flight from Germany, in a calm voice, of flying to Great Britain with an extra gas tank aboard his plane and guided by map of a route to "Ausburg, Scotland" The route on the map was marked by blue psncil.
 Hess said he circles for a long time over the Scottish country side intending to land his plane but finally took to the parachute, after turning the plane upside
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-19

UNDATED, May 19 (P) - Churchilrs pledgs to tear Italy's African empire into "tatters and shreds" moved nearer fulfllment as Due Austa, Fascist Viceroy of Ethiopia, prepared to surrender himself and from 35,000 to 38,000 troops to the British at AInba Alaii. Mussolini's command said the Duk-'s army was trapped in
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-19
FRENCH COMMISSIONER SYRIA CALLS ON PEOPLE TO RESIST
 CRIMINAL ACCRESSIONS BRIT.

UNDATED, May 19 t4) - In the middle east war theater, Britain's struggle was further complicated as General Dentz, high commissioner of French ruled Syria at Lebanon called on the Syrians to resist the "crimin al aggressions" of the British.
 "Onoe again England sheds French blood," he said, referring to RAF attacks on Syrian air
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-19
FASCIST yICEROY ETHIOPIA
 DUKE AUSTA PREPARES TO
 SURRENDER TO THE BRITISH

9,020 foot mountain stronghold, 230 miles northeast of Addis Ababa. He capitulated as he was running out of food and water.
 The Italian resistance in the African kingdom, it was said. is continuing only in the sectors of Jimma in the south and Gondar in the northwest.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-19
l2O AMERICANS. "A AMBULANCE DRIVERS, AMONG 200 DROWNED
 SINKING OF EGYPTIAN SHIP

UNDATED, May 19 (P) - One hundred Wsnty Americans in cluding 24 U. s. ambulance driv CTS, enroute to the British and Free French" forces of Egypt were feared to have lost their lives in the sinking of the Egyp- tion steamer Samsam somewhere in the south Atlantic between
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-19
FORMER QUEEN OF
 NETHERLANDS OPTIMISTIC

LONDON, May - Queen Will helmina of German-occupied Netherlands, now r,siding in Eng land, said in a broadcast on the the first anniversary of the in- vasion of her country, that among the Dutch everywhere, there is only one conviction and that is that "our resistance must be absolute" She expressed con- fidence in a final Allied victory.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-19

Brazil and Capetown, South Ali rica. The Americans, including Philip Faversham, son of the late matinea idol William FaverSham, were among the POI passengers aboard the ship which sailed from New York March 20. The Samsam was said to be plainly marked with the flag of belliger- ent Egypt.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-19
PRISCILLA LANE CHRISTENS STREET

BURBANK, Calif., May Is (Hl - Actress Priscilla Lane, chris tening a street, smashed a bottle with such force that Mayor Wal ter R. Hinton and City Manager Howard L Sites were showered with champagne.
 Thy declared the christening was a success The street was named Priscilla Lane.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-19
Syria Protests Repeated British Bombing Fields

UNDATED, May IT t41 - Dis patches to Vichy from Beirut, said that General Dentz, French high commissioner of Syria, pro tested to the British consul. to repeated bombing of Syrian air ports. The dispatch said German plan.s recently passed over Sy- ria "'in transit"
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-19
French Ask Syrians Resist British Aggression"
Americas Prepare Take Over
 French Colonies

WASHINGTON, May IT (P) -- It was authoritatively learned that the tWenty-one American re publics prepared to establish Ca provisional administration over the French colonies in he Am ericas if the forccast of close "co- Liberation" between Germany and France is projected into the western hemisphere.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-19

UNDATED, May IT (4) - The szesaw struggle fer the control of Salum, heat ridden advance point of the Axis drive into Egg ypt, again swayed to the Axis advantage as German and Italian forces were reported to have cap tured the town vest rday, after
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-19
CONTROL OF SALUM SWINGS
 TO AXIS IN SEESAW BATTLE
 AFRICA BRITISH HOLD TOBRUK

the British had taken it the day before. It was also said that they had retaken Fort Capuzzo, Lib yan frontier stronghold, near Sal Qm and Sadi Ages, also a hun dred prisoners.
 The bes iged British garrison sill held out at Tobruk.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-19

dromeS.
 The British declared, when the attacks opened last week, that German planes were flying to aid Iraq and wsre landing on Syrian air fields enroute to Iraq.
 Reports from Beirut said citi- zens of the United States and Britain in Palestine were advis- ed to leave Lebanon immediate ly.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-19
Mestern
 Air War Intensifiies

UNDATED, May F (P1 - In the western air war, tn. Luft- waffe intensified attacks on Brit ain last night, sending a hundred planes over industrial Birming- ham in a three-hour assault.
 The RAF centered their atten tion in a raid on Cologn2, Rhine railway factory city and Bou- logne on the channel coast.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-19

If people still don't believe that the M cditerranean Is an It. allan sea, Hitler is there to prove it.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-19
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Automobiles Wanted

Call for Junk Cars, ANY Cnnd-
10y SIS TO Sf00. TYLER 4-931S.
Cash for Junk and parts. pay more Jeffs
Auto Parts, 464s Humboldt TY. 4-s036
JUNK CARS WANTED ....
Highest dollar paid Townsend $50
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PROVOST. 14s70
OPEN TO-DAY

OPEN TODAY
Attractive brick home on shruohed io'
among good neghbors Natl fireplace
slnrr bedrms up. tie bath ana
H$DRFw L MALoTT. INC. PA $500
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S97O.0O-S10 MONTHLY

ESSEX so2p. 81 Van DYKE. near Nine
Nile f-roou new house 35xi27 io' $50
down SIS - hrst 30 months
5a3e McDOJGALL AVE-
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OPEN

Filler AVE nesr 7-NHe--5 down : up
hath, double garage s. 700 $1,000 1oe'ns
1919 Van DYKE
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WEST

ATKINSON. 1905. 4 bedrooms , baths.
tlgA On S34 % per month.
ATKINSON. 1881. 4. bedrooms. Z. baths.
$3.50 On $40 - per month.
ATKINSON. 1913. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath,
Ss7S dn $50 "A per month.
ATKINSON, 2503. bedrooms. hath.
BIRNOOD, isg2e, 3 bedrooms l bath
S7iQ dr.. SIS - per month
RIINGAME. Sol. bedrooms. /
bath 81 100 dn- ssl. 81 per no
fHERRYLAWN, 1854, 4 bedrooms
bath $3.50 dr. SIS 50 per month
COIIINGWooD 5000, bedrooms
baths 81 1870 On 90 per no
EDISON, 1913. { bedrooms, bath.
Ss25 On. $50 50 per month.
INANHOE. 4siO. bedrooms. bath,
$40 dn.. S54 80 per month.
IoNGFELLOW. s72, bedrooms.
bath. $3.50 dn. $50 rs per month,
LONGFELLoH. POSI-. bedrooms
baths 81 900 On Sss-s2 per No
MARK TWAIN. I40s5. 3 bedrooms,
bath. S675 dn., Sis ~ per month
MARK TWAIN. 1887. 5 bedrooms, ]
hath. Ss25 du. $40. o3 per mo.
MONTGOMERY. 1898. bedrooms, l
bath. $500 On, S3s so per month.
ONO. 1881. bedrooms, ] hsth- $3.50
On $50 50 per month.
VIRGINIA PARk, 1919. 6-s 2-hat' $500
dn SOL 2s per month
VIRGINIA PARK, 2iS6, nedrooIns'
2 baths $3.50 On, S505e per month
See Any Real Estate Broker
HANNAH
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50 YEARS OF SERVICE
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NIEGINIA AVENUE
one BOOK East Of Graiioi South ~ Mile
Beautiful new homes ~ s0-foot lots mod
ern 70 the minute graded snd soddsd
double r.hhan drive
OSd.Y t2q TO $50 A NONTE
Incl taxes snd ins SEE THESE TODAY
0FfIre HrrufHfE
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GOOD BUYS. 2so. W. NO

TAKEN ~ TRADE Is WHY so low
PlainView, 1870. m Schoolcraft. rooms
newly decorated. llBoleum "a kitchen
equipped Nth circulating heater cnmbus
'icn doors new roof fenced Substantial
down payment We $1,000
ROY =. ROuSTBEE is2oA PLYMOUTH
HoLMuR. I5s22 Near Puritan 7-roem
frans bungalow; reconditioned hot air
heat only 81 o0o ioe down. easy terms.
FRED NkGLE co g lTso
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CAMDEN Six-roon hot air. full base
nent k3e5 down Arlington ozi1
CHALMERS ST Ito Cen,sriinel---3 rms .
modern. gas heat instant ustsr heater.
SIDE Dr.. double garage $3.50 down. 1919
Van Dyke
CHARLESTON. 1925 STA rooms Esrase
vacant Open sunday. $50 monthly 5
per cent interest.
CHICAGO Blvd, Ii47-Bk col s-bedrm ,
baths. soft owner, $3.50. no. ss4s.
EMNoNs BLVD Lincoln Park fine
larEe brick income type bungalow. z
years I'D, ri1 dining RON natural ire
place, breakfast nook Ess air conditioning
furnace. tiled hath. recreation room. porch.
awnings. screens. storm doors and win
dess snruhhery side drive garaTe paw
ne paid y. X. 4. mortgage. cheap. lsav-
ne town
EisTA EEAIrT a INvTsrMEHT- co
az West Fort VI f-fan0
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Houses for Sale
West of Woodvord)
Houses for Sale

ALL sou need is S5o-4-room garage home
with gas. electric and water. Fuli price
only $3.50 Nine-Miie section 2a600 F. JET
fersou. near IQ-MHe ~ 247O0 Harper
BOSTON BLVD. s5s-LsrRs home and
beautiful lot 100x3i4. also fronting on
gIrru Court will recondition 70 suit rur-
ehaser's requirements or sell - u for
s. 600 with s. Gee down. owner. PA
s5fs
BOULEVARD. EAST GRAND. s7i MACK
s-roonn frame r 4. IS 800. owner
olive ob67
BURKE REALTY
ina-3 WEST JEFFERSON. VI 202S6
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Houses for Sale
(Wesf Of Wooduard)

ASHTON. ia4ig-Southneid Woods biz
north Of West Seven-M Nile. / bik 81
Soufhfeld new 2-bedroom Bungalow with
bay tile features kitchen and bath has,
nenf. hot air heat near schools and
transportation Total prce only - $40.
including mortgage cost ana 4o-n. lot. 10 r
down. S2l 50 month. plus taxes. A 2f0-
home controlled development Il other
ng so DON'T DELAY. See these affra4-
tive bones today Open daiiy and Sunday
Quality Realty Exchange. $4,000 Puritan.
W 1900
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Income Bungalows for Sale
(East Of Woodvard)

HAMBURG -crstiot--Exceptionslly nns so
excellent layout large air. rOPrns. storu
windows Venetian bi.nds, Ftoker. 4aressi
"a ofin-A 4ss.-r- @@A1 1.iA.ias -----
HtrRLBtrT- Hsrpsr--Tsst 5-3. lnssiafsd ga
ing not ar only 81. $50. $3.50 down srf
assume BRICK sicing, pavement Aems saS.
Gratiot
CONSULT the srisrsef RAJ Es,ats hs,inu
IN the b.g sunday Tines Wsn. -
Section
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Houses for Sale
East Of Woodunrd)


L 4 rSsfJrSs x =. TI774 C6i6nIs1 I'm
4 y. lear gar, fenced yard "a 500
FLA terms shQNn by AppcintTnsr'- can
MondaY Lsrphsr, ca $40
now READY TO MOVE ~
BEAUTIFULLY REcoSDITi0NED IL
SULATED HOMES
- AND 5 ROOMS AND BATH
s. 100 81 3eO--S2 $40 81 7so AND Up
$500 DOWN-S2a MONTH
Appealing supervised restricted neighhof
hood, ; minutes from Americas greatest
Industrial expansion
COUzENs HANDING HOOVER AVIS
= nile east % John II and e-Atss Rd
DFSIFR a DENLER 60.
as2 M Rd.. m Woodward TO t-oIi2
oUTFR DRIvE-HARPER section, new
room BRICK; s. ise. FLA ri. S2no-
STATE FAfR-JoHS r SECTION
81 $50 Stso down $50 per month lsfse
wei-plsnned rooms. EsrsEs wiz. pavee
streets
SARGENT 4 co 30 p STATE FAIR
cOLoREp tMulleft Al chsnei-s rooms
stan shower, garage .sscriece Price.
81 900. terms AR a<34.
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Bungalows for Sale
(Eost Of Wooduayd)
$3.50 DOWN
Income Bungalows for Sale
Houses for Sole

ECORsE--4a Union. near Jefferson; mod.
ern income bungalow Al condition..
rooms down } and bath ". oak floors.
gas heat. attic insulated sE5rsges. pres
81 500.
ELSA REALTY . INVESTMENT. CO
s7i7 West Fort VI i-it1f
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- y 7 III NTN r
Includes everything. new home tuNv in-
sIigtee Automatic gas furnace including
3e-r io' All for 50 100 one block north
&. Nile Rd between Van Dyke and Mt
Elliott office on property.
oxford BIDS 60 ssk9 = NrSichnls
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-08
CHAPLAIN CRAFT TO
BRING MESSAGE

Chaplain Blake Craft Of the
United States Navy VIII be tbs
guest speaker at the special
Armistice service 70 be conduct
ed IN the auditorium Ct the FIRST
Methodist IStone) Church. be-
ginning tomorrow evening The
choir under the direction Of Ger
aid Saunders VII render the an
them, Our Own America, by
Wilson
Commanding officers and en-
listed men Of the Army. Navy.
Marine Corps and Coast Guard
have been invited as special
guests Also invited 70 attend as
special guests are members OF
Arthur Sawyer Post Of the
American Legion, Spnaish War
Veterans Boy Scout Troors.
Home Defense Guards and mem
hers of the Benevolent and Pro
tective Order Of ElzS In s5di-
ton 10 those named the general
public IS invited to attend and
take part n this timely service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-08
ltll5l51il-T2RlIl8
ROMAN CATHOLIC cHURcB
81. Msrxs Star Of the Sea

Rev Thomas Atherton, s. J.
A L. Maureau. ST, and ]. J.
Murphy, Sd, Assistants
Hours Of Service
Sunday Masses. TOO, $50 and
1000 a m BenedictionL
Masses On Holy DAYS, $50 and
800 a. m
Weekday Masses. ESQ and Too
q. m First Friday al $50 and
$500 a. m
Sunday evenings. 7-38 o'clock,
Rosary, Sermon and Benediction.
Friday evenings. 7.s0 O'Clock.
Sacred Heart Devotions-
Confessions Saturday after
Moons and evenings, on vigil OF
Holy Days and on Thursday pre-
ceding First Friday. 400 to 500
O'Clock and from 700 to 800
o'clock
r month. Com
munion a. ...s 10 O'Clock Mass
TOR Daughters Of St Ann
Second Sunday Of month. Com
muniOn at the 700 O'Clock Mass
for Parish and High School So
GalifieS-
Third Sunday OF month. Com
munion a. the $50 O'Clock Mass
for Children Of the Parish
Fourth Sunday Of mouth. Com
muni0n at the TOO O'Clock Mass
for Men Of the Parish.
Daughters of ST Ann meet
first Sunday Of month.
Perish SodaIity meets fourth
Wednesday Of month.
Promoters Of the Sacred Heart
meet third Sunday of month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-08
SPECIAL SERVICE

On NoVeber Is which a
week from Sunday there VIII be
q SPECIAL service held al the Flem-
ing Street Methodist church Al
80 ?. m Al the last meeting Of
the Beard Of Stewards 4 was w.t.
ed 70 buy two flags The United
States Flag and the Christian
Tag They vii be dedicated At
the front Ct the church that night
and VIII remain there a. al tines
The pastor. Rev. ". B Mandy,
says We are inviting the fol-
loving orgznizztfonS IS or spe-
cal guests: The American Legion.
Spanish War Veterans Patriotic
Sans OF America Boy Scouts
and Foreign War Veterans
Certainly al Of Is want -
cone together that night n tai
ersat servce 20 show en- nve
ana 11vzlzy fox ee zaz
which W 1--we nc daarz
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-08

With the possible exceptions
OF darkest Africa and other 50
lated lands, the present cIviliza-
ti0n IS result Of modern e6uca-
ton The only object II is way
being that CT incompetent lead
TS Yes HItler's success has
been achieved through the So
called German educational sys-
tems most OF which Is patterned
after "Mein Kempf. with radi-
msnts Of the principles OF the
PeESians and SpsrtsnS OF the
Accent History Age
America has been blessed with
the worlds two greatest assets.
The true Church. with freedom
q religious belief. and the pub
lie school system, which makes
education possible for every IN
dividual
For several years the second
week IN November has been ac-
Claimed as National Education
Week First. N honor Of our
forefatherS who made education
public enterprise, and the
church accessible TO every Amer
lean Second, because Americans
know thai # ever there Is
World Order. II must come
Though the channels OF Chris
danity and pure education
Americans. let US act and live
N AReT1ca 10 make i = Chris
tan democracy 50 that ze may
say TO our warng friends in the
tone Of voice OF the Lord Jesus,
We have given you an ex-
ample
TFE N0VEMPEp ok 1oAI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-08
ARMISTICE PROGRAM
TOMORROW EVENING

The regular chapel services
Of the Key West Naval Station
wiz tomorrow night be held Al
the First Methodist CStonel
church. corner Of Eaton and
Simoaton streets, 80 O'Clock
Dr.. A c. Riviere. pastor, ex-
tends an invitation 70 the Off
Gers and men OF the Naval Op-
Grating Base BY the comnzn-
dant Captain Russell Crea-
shaw accepted the invitation
and sent out bulletin urging
al hands 70 attend this seT-
ice
The sermon VIII be delivered
b the station chaplain, Rev
Bake Graft. and the prayer VII
Be offered By Lieutenant Go
Robert 3 DoEneS USNA. the
Welfare officer.
me Reverend Terence King
Roman Csth0lsc priest VII con-
d1ct services At the Naval Staten.
3 O'Clock tono-row Morning
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-08
SEEKING WORLD ORDER

Early knowledge resulted from
mans experience with nature
Later man bgan to realize his
talents By trial and error and
schools Of phIloSphy resulted
TIE era Of Christian expansion
brought 70 the world new Light
which gave nan a reasonable
amount Of truth and permitted
him 10 set Up schools q eduea-
ton The strides of science have
uncovered many facts but have
promoted many improbable theo-
res Thus modern man stands
confused between proven facts.
backed b. history and science
and the IDEAS Of the modern
fheorist
We face disorder In cur pres
ent economic world, ard who
knows the outcome World re-
hgions have divided into a
thousand or more groupings.
Warfare has resorted 10 The trIb-
Al policies OF the Huns and the
GothS, with the more exception
Of the modern equipment
While religion seeks TO call
the worlds need. peace, educa-
lions symposium Is that Of
World Order While education
does not seek TO Be an arbiGra-
tor. but Il world order" does
exist. then the economist selves
his problem. the scientist can
have ms liberty and religion can
have the opportunity. meant for
II Jesus said. go into al the
world and preach the gospel 10
every creature (AIk- 1919.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-08
FLEMING STREET METHODIST
CHURCH
Uptown Church,

- = -HA0itA4s Ea5kQr
Church School Gas a m
Norman Lowe general superin-
tendent
Morning worship. 1850 O'Clock.
Sermon subject: The Power of
Chrissianty".
Leagues at $50 p. m
Evening worship, 80 o'clock
Sermon subject. win Them To
Christ.
Mid-week Prayer and Bible
Study, Wednesday. 7.30 D. m.
The pastor cordially invites
each one TO hear the sermon
Sunday evening at 7.30 O'Clock
on the subject. win Them To
Christ. A large crowd heard
the sermon last Sunday on the
f-1~i Went Away. These
are sTa--s-l4sfic sermons and
here you hear the gospel preach
ed. Bring your friends on sun
day and lets I'll the church for
these services
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-08
CHURCHES TO OBSERVE
RED CROSS SUNDAY

Tomorrow Is 10 De observed rs
Red Cross Sunday II ali the
Christian churches throughout
the nauon ana local congrega-
tons VIII listen to fgar-miuute
speakers On the great work be-
ing carried On n this CITY BY the
key WeSt chapter.
The foIlswlag speakers WI
appear a boih morning and
evening services IN al churches
throughout the CITY tomorroW.
Erst Congregational Church-
Percy B. Roberts
First Baptist Chuch-w. P
Archer.
Ley Memorial Methodist
Churca-AIbeu H Caey
Fleming Street Methodist
Chueh-Czl BerTaldl
Church Of God-Rev l. 3
Thcmaz- =
Assembly q Cod-Rev. cuen-
tn SnorteS
Fist Methodist ESfozee Church
Gerald Saun5eTs
FIRST PreSbytgrlzn Church
Rev. NJ C LyeEly-
Episcopal CaUrca-BeE A 3.
Dimmick.
s. Narys Star C fhe Sea
Catholic Churh-ReE Thomas
Athertan.
Pastors q al Negro caUches
represented n the Negro Minis
te-iaI Alliance VIII Likewise give
talks on Red Cross from their
rulpIts a. both morning and eve
mig services
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-08
LEY MEMORIAL. METHODIST
CHURCH

Corner Division and Georgia SITS.
Rev. VIM f. Bryant, Pastor
Church School. 9:45 a. m. Miss
Miriam Carey. general superin-
tendent. A class for every one.
Morning worship. 1880 o'clock,
Sermon subject. The Mind Of
Christ.
Young Peoples Department
meets at 6:45 p. m. Edna Spence,
president.
Adults meet at Gas ?. m. for
study and worship. Albert Carey,
director.
Evening worship. 7.30 O'Clock.
Sermon subject: "A Mayors
Wife.
Intermediates meet Tuesday
evening at 7.30 o'clock in social
hall
Wednesday. 7.5O p. m, Bible
study and prayer meeting
Choir practice. Wednesday eve
ming. s:85 o'clock Mrs Adams
Ia charge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-08
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
tOld Stonel
corner Eaton and SinOnton SIS

Corner Eaton and Simonton SIS
Rev. A. c. Riviere. Pastor
Church School. 9,45 a m Each
department meets in It's own as.
sembly room
Morning worship. 1880 O'Clock
Sermon subject. America Looks
Backward and Forward; she
Chooses A Guide" tSt Matt
z7.22).
Epworth League, $50 P. m
Evening worship, Ts30 o'clock.
Rev l. Blake Craft. Chaplain,
USN, win preach
nlid-week PRAYER service. We'd
nesday, 7.30 ?. N.
CHOIR rehearsal Friday. fs45
u m. Mrs. Joseph Sawyer or
runist Gersld Ssundsrz director
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-08
SCOUTS TO ATTEND
CHURCH SERVICES

Alan HsEnptoa, scou1nasteE q
Troop s. Boy Scouts. urges al
Of his troop 70 assem-
DE In uniform at It's O'clork
Tomorrow night Al e csE1eF 81
EstoR ana Sz1ouza1 streets fur
the purpose Ct attending services
At the First Methodist (Stonel
church
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-08
NATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK. NOVEMBER 9-15, 1874
RELIGION VENDORS USE 1--WE,
HAMBURGERS To PACK 'EM In


Feature Service Writer
wouldn't get the enterprise mix
ed I'D with religion
The big. white night club
church seemed 10 Be intended
as . happy coEnpromise. and it
looked as If the members were
getting their moneys worth I
pulled cut At midnight when !
member Told me in effect that
his particular meeting was co
ing good and might last until
dawn
AT that hour the conga dancer
was GONG stronger than ever
ana several other sisters were
now weaving around with her. A
girl Of about Is was kneeling BE-
fore the pulpit weeping and a
raw-boned fellow standing over
here would frequently yell
Glory and hit her On the head
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