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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24

The school again successfully
operated a lunchroom which was
started last year for the first
time. The home economics class
es under the direction of their
teacher, Julia Hager, have aided
greatly in the success of this.
Physical education has been
stressed in the school and health
developed and encourage d
through supervised play. Along
with the physical fitness program
Virginia-Carolina enjoyed a sue
cessful season in basketball this
year. The girls lost no games in
the county while the boys won
three games and lost one.
Both the boys and the girls en-,
tered the Journal-Sentinal tour.
nament in Winston-Salem. The
boys lost to a strong Boonville
team in the first round.
The girls entered the semi-fi
mails, where they were defeated
by a seeded Mount Airy team by
a score of 81 to 20.
The following girls played or
the girls team: Pauline Spencer
Billy Dickson, Cleta Sturgill
Charmie Warren, Meta Hash anc
Cecille Wood.
The following boys were mem
bers Of the team: H. P. Adams, Jr.
Harold Paisley, Earl Matney, Nor
man Reedy, and Weaver Sage.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
Commencement
At VIC To Open
Saturday, May 26
Finals To Be Concluded On
Friday Night, June 1; DR..
Rankin To Speak

The commencement exercises
of the Virginia-Carolina High
School will begin on Saturday
night, May 26 at $3.50 o'clock,
when the senior class play, "a
Ready-Made Family will be
given in the school gymnasium.
The cast Of characters include
the following:
Agnes Martyr, a widow, Billy
Dickson; Bob, her son, Earl Mat
ney; Marilee, her elder daughter,
Kate Spencer; Oracle, her young
est child, Hilda Segraves; Miss
Lydia, her sister-in-law, Cecille
Wood; Henry Turner, a widow
err, Lewis Stump; Doris, his daugh-
ter. Pauline Spencer; Sammie, his
son, Weaver Sage; Begonia, the
Martyrs darkie cook, Lorraine
Porter; Nicodemus, the Martyrs
colored man, Harold Paisley.
The baccalaureate sermon will
be delivered on Sunday, May ~,
at HOO a. M, at the Baptist
church.
On Friday night, June l, at $50
o'clock, the graduation exercises
will be held in the Baptist church.
The address will be delivered by
DR.. J. D. Rankin, dean of ASTC,
, and the seniors will be awarded
their diplomas.
Billy Dickson is valedictorian
and Earl Matney, Jr., is saluta-
torian.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
CLETA LEE SUIT

Cleta was born April q, 1927.
Hobbies: Horseback riding and
writing. Ambition: To be a
stenographer. Voted neatest girl
in class. Motto: 'Know what you
want, then dig for it"
ANNIE LORRAINE WADDELL
Annie was born May %, 1923.
Hobbies: Softball and hiking. Am
bition: To be nurse. She should
be successful at this. Motto:
"Act well your part, there all the
honor lies"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24

VIC Has Eleven
Faculty Members
Five Teachers In High School;
Six In Grades; Halsey Is
Principal

Virginia Carolina has enjoyed
a successful year under the lead
ership of L. K. Halsey, who is a
graduate of the University of
North Carolina and has also had
work at the University of Ten
neSSee.
He is ably assisted by four 9TH
er teachers in high school and six
in the grades. They are as fol-
lows: Miss Julia Hagef, freshman
sponsor, science and home econ
omics, attended East Radford
Teachers College, Radford, Va;
Mrs. Myrtle Jones, junior spon-
sor, French and history instruc-
tor, attended Virginia Intermont
College and the University OF
North Carolina; Mrs. Ruby r.
Mcmillan, senior sponsor, Eng
lish and girls physical education
instructor, is a graduate of Duke
University and has also had work
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
CHARMIE LOU E. WARREN

Born January 8, 1927. Hobbies:
Hiking, basketball and horseback
riding. Ambition: To be a nurse.
Played on basketball team for
three years and softball team for
three years. Voted quietest girl
in class. Motto: Live your own
life"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24

basketball. Ambition: To be a
lawyer. Played on basketball
team. Voted LATEST boy and best
athlete (boy). Motto: "A win
ner never quits
DAVID EARL MATNEY
Born January 10, 1923. Hob
bies: Reading, hiking and swim
ming. Ambition: To be pilot.
President of senior class. Presi-
dent of the Local F. F. A. Chap
ter and played on basketball
team. Voted most likely to sue
coed, neatest boy in class and
most versatile (boy). Motto:
"Onward." He is also the Salu-
tatorian.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
More Girls Than
Boys To Graduate
In Class Of 1915
Eighteen Girls And Seven
Boys Make Up Graduating
Class This Year
ACTIVITIES VARIED

Virginia-Caro1ina, Ashe coun-
tvs border school, has twenty
five members in the graduating
class this year, eighteen girls and
seven boys.
While some activities of this
graduating class have been ham,
pered by wartime conditions, 9TH
er phases of work have been ex-
banded and the class as whole
has made an unusual record dur
ing the four years of high school.
Some of the members have made
enviable records in athletics as
well as scholarship and have al
so given time and effort to help
ing to win the war.
The graduates with some brief
statistics relating to their records
and plans are presented here:
CARRIE EVELYN BLEVINS
Evelyn was born March Is,
1927. Hobbies: Writing, softball
and hiking. Was voted the most
valuable girl in the class. Mem
Der of All club two years. Play
ed on softbal1 team one year.
Was prize winner in Seventh War
Loan Drive. Ambition: To be a
librarian. Motto: ITO make the
best better"
WILMA G. Billy DICKSON
Born October 3, 1923. Hobbies:
Basketball, skating and softball.
Ambition: To be a secretary. Vot-
ed most popular girl and biggest
tomboy of the class. Played on
the basketball team three years
and on softball team three years.
Member Girl Scouts. Won SEN
ior medal for spelling in county
contest in 1915. Billy is valedic-
torian and vice-president of the
senior class. Motto: with the
ropes of the past we will ring the
bells of the future"
IONA HANDY
Iona was born June % 1928.
Hobbies: Basketball, skating and
hiking. Ambition: To be a sue
cess. Played on basketball team
Member Girl Scouts. Voted most
dependable girl in class. Motto:
Forward"
DOROTHY MATNEY GOODWIN
DOT was born September 7,
1925. Hobbies: Dancing, hiking
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24

1915 Reading
Cpa ran cs Suit Iona Handy Nancy H
fourth Sage Lewis Earl N1atne Clifford
M. W.. faculty membe (StaHP
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
DORIS Lorraine SEXTON

Born February l, 1928. Hob
bies: Writing and skating. Play
ed on softball team. Ambition:
To be a secretary. Voted biggest
flirt and wittiest. Motto: "On-
ward"
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CHARLSE P. SPENCER

Born March 10, 1928. Hobbies:
Skating and basketball. Ambi-
ton: To be a secretary. Voted
most likable girl in class. Play
ed on basketball team three years
and softball team three years.
Secretary of senior class. Motto:
"Climb high"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
HELEN ALIEN PERKINS


ing. Ambition: To be secretary.
With her ability, she should be a
good one, too. Motto: Climb,
though the rocks be rugged"
NANCY RUTH PLUMMER
Nancy Ruth was born August
18, 1923. Hobbies: Dancing and
bowling. Ambition: To be a Ca
Diet Nurse. Voted to have the
best personality. Motto: Little
tugs move big ships"
LOIS Lorraine PORTER
Born December Is, 1928. Hob
bies: Hiking and camping; Am
bition: To be a secretary. Voted
cutest girl in class. Member Girl
Scouts. Motto: "Time changes
everything
LILA VERNON REEDY
Lila was born April 16, 1928.
Hobbies: Collecting souvenirs and
bicycle riding. Ambition: To be
an airline hostess. Voted most
| studious girl in class. Motto:
Life is what you make it,
GOLDIA p. RUTHERFORD
Born Augut 18, 1927. Hobbies:
Laughing and talking. Ambition:
To be a secretary. Voted most
friendliest girl. Motto: Behind
the clouds the sun is shining"
RUBY RAYNELL SAGE
Ruby was born February 81,
1928. Hobbies: Skating, swim
ming and dancing. Ambition: To
be a professional singer. Voted
the most versatile girl. Motto:
"Strive to make the ones around
you happy"
HILDA MARIE SEGRAVES
Hilda was born January 81,
1923. Hobbies: Reading and hik-
ing. Ambition: To be a beauti-
clan. Voted best-dressed girl in
class. Motto: ''Be what you are. =
WEAVER EDWARD SAGE
| Born February II, 1927. Hob
bies: Hunting, swimming and
| fishing Ambition: To become a
soldier. Played on basketball and
baseball teams. Treasurer Of
senior class. Secretary Of the
local F. F. A. Chapter. Voted
most handsome boy, best dressed
boy and best sport (boy). Mot
to: Lean on your own elbows as
long as they last"
ROBERT LEWIS STUMP
Robert was born November %,
1927. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing
and reading. Ambition: To be a
farmer. Watch dog of Local F
! F. A. Chapter. Voted most ORR
ginal. Motto: paddle your own
canoe"
DORIS Lorraine SEXTON
Born February l, 1928. Hob
bies: Writing and skating. Play
ed on softball team. Ambition:
To be a secretary. Voted biggest
flirt and wittiest. Motto: "On-
ward"
CHARLSE p. SPENCER
Born March 10, 1928. Hobbies:
Skating and basketball. Ambi-
ton: To be a secretary. Voted
most likable girl in class. Play
ed on basketball team three years
and softball team three years.
Secretary of senior class. Motto:
"Climb high"
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CECILLE CAROLYN WOOD

Born February 2, 1923. Hob
bles: Skating, basketball and
horseback riding. Ambition: 70
be cadet nurse. Captain of
basketball team. Played on soft
ball team. Voted best athlete
(glrD. Motto: ''Live your own
life.'
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
WEAVER EDWARD SAGE
ROBERT LEWIS STUMP

Robert was born November %,
1927. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing
and reading. Ambition: To be a
farmer. Watch dog Of Local F
F. A. Chapter. Voted most orr
ginal. Motto: paddle your own
canoe"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24

boy in class. Motto: do your
best in all you undertake"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24

III. p. ADAMS
II. P. was born July IA, 1928
Hobbies: Swimming, hunting and
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HAROLD DEAN PAISLEY

Harold was born December 6,
1927. Hobbies: Hunting, swim
ming and basketball Ambition:
To be a radio man. Voted the
quietest boy in class. Motto:
think of the future, not of the
past"
CLIFFORD C. RUTHERFORD
Clifford was born May 10, 1927.
Hobbies: Hunting, reading and
swimming. Ambition: To become
a business man. Voted friendliest
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
RUBY RAYNELL SAGE

Ruby was born February 81,
1928. Hobbies: Skating, swim
ming and dancing. Ambition: To
be a professional singer. Voted
the most versatile girl. Motto:
''Strive to make the ones around
you happy"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
HILDA MARIE SEGRAVES

Hilda was born January 81,
1923. Hobbies: Reading and hik-
ing. Ambition: To be a beauti-
clan. Voted best-dressed girl in
class. Motto: 'Be what you are. i
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
LILA VERNON REEDY
GOLDIA p. RUTHERFORD

Born Augut 10, 1927. Hobbies:
Laughing and talking. Ambition:
To be a secretary. Voted most
friendliest girl. Motto: Behind
the clouds the sun is shining"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-29
u. { MARINES
ARE COMMENDED
STATEMENT MADE ~ LIEUT..
GENERAL nor ..
oEIoER

MIAMI. sept ~ State Cam
paign headquarters % ths Ma
tional war Fund Fiofida Divi.
son has reviewed . staieTnent
- Lieut. Gensral Roy = Ge.geT.
natite Flnrldlan. commanding ell
Marine Foroes ln the Pacific
Oeean area.
General Geigefs statement -
addressed a. his fellow citizens
~ the state ~ Florids There
Is . manner IN Nhlch Fiurlda. an
integral part - ouF mighty home
front. mas help in slleViating the
Suffering entailed ~ the spread
q warfare through the Pacific
area
There Is ms need o. explain in
any detail the organization of the
National Va Fund You know
~hai Il A., bat perhaps those II
you 90 home d. not fuily cumpge-
hend the opportunity yea now
have 20 AID War- battered civilians
and seTvicemen who we're in the
direct psth 81 the war Zach Of
thc ~ organizations banded to-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-29
The WEATHER
FORECAST

Ney West and Vicinity Partly
clouos TINS afternoon. tonight and
sunday WIth scattered afternoon
tlundershoWers Moderate to
fresh cast and southeast winds
Fiuf,da Partly cloudy this aft
ernuon tonight and Sunday " th
scattered afternoon galu shaw eTs
ard th4udcrstoTrns except cloudy
with rather hume Oas ram SNOW =
grs and thunderstorns IN Talla
has>et area sunday Widely seat
f,.Cd Showers ln southeast COASTAL
sections tonight and early tomoI-
TuA morning
JaDN-ons De- ihrou % Fl0I ida
SitaIf, Moderate to frcsh east 90
Bfn.astefiv winds this after-
nusn t4nlght and sunday Partly
Cluuab WIth WlJely scattered
shassoaa. NEST nuIaefous ever
south puItIum
Easi Gull u Mexiep Meierate
- fresh "a y AatlleaStss -
" nds ina, afternoon. tonight and
= sunday PsriiS cloudy Alth "a de-
is gatfsred thundefahoAeEs eN-
Cspi mostly cloudy AIth scatter.
cd rain. showers. thunderstorm
nte. eAtTeme north pugtion
JaCksuuS llg - ApslaChEoia
~ small c.af' oI storm a arnngs
naat brtu Isstatd
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DISTRICT YOUTH
RALLY MEETING

On Thursday exenlnG. Octobsf
n. as White Temple Methodist
Church In Miami, there viii BE- .
District Youth Rally. with speak
ers Robert BoggS, Rev. claytoU
Calhoun and Mrs Head. youth
worker for the woman's society
% Christian Servicc.
Al 8 30 o'clock there will be q
dinner meeting for those who
have signed OF intend 10 sigH
volunteer service cards.
Al T4S o'clock thee will be- a
mass meeting IN the White Tern
pie auditorium for al young pe0
pie
An those who expect % attend
this meeting please get m touch
With Robert Fclton. publicity
chairman for tire Distract Youth
Rally meeting
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-29

gesher In she Nagi9naA @mE F,asssA
program DEVISED ~ egsWts tm aEN
Nsy or anothsr ne ths ssHseaasai
prosscution ~ tle was "a 80 81
leviaiing human guisegn ~ eesassa
b. ti1e wa4
Ire uSO. whteh fsaNaNHst wNsf
had IL last years So haHsA =
very sell kmowm ~ 49, zNn e
Ire Paciifc rfsN Nnissa @zaasaen :
sefvlee. often retxgfaai ~ - ne
$50 % the MeFehang A4fineA =
equally luupaFtans 80 - mg DC
af thuan etNiiian awaN&n 500 So
~ supplies "a ua2 HaNn 49, Wsts
wogthy Is re va FI.ssnsga A.
Pos youu fighting men. - SO
tail 81 sa1pEogt the @asauaaA y 81
Fund. FuF YuuF fffpmsaa afs Al
nes. suppurt lt Ssappmt 4 efaes
halfy. ffeslV aFd falls
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-29
FELLOWSHIP HOUR
SUNDAY NIGHTS

Among the latest gruups form
"a fOF the purpose 90 offeTtng 4
pleussEla Ssgisl hour e. thc Young
people. especially service men, u
Ere Fellow ship Hour being held
each sunday night a. thc FIRST
Presbyterian church
An increasing nunbeI - young
Q, ople. including the sung mar
rltd group, birth N and out ~
IRE services. 8re saying. See y0u
ai Fellow ship
These nun-den0minational gCt-
toRethers. With frec-ioT All dis
cl sslon. where one may talk %
hsben as he prefers. with the
singing 81 old favorttes and the
relaxation Of the rCfTcshment
period. offer a honey oppoFtun-
US foT . social hour
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-29
FLKMHNu STREET NErHoDIsT
guptewni CHURCH

CaFner Flemina and William SIS
"A. q Cox. Pastor
sunaaY
Church School. 94s am. Miss
Edna Roherts. general superin-
iHnaaui
Murnlng worxhip. $50 o'clock
Nuhtegt The Church and the
Cisstasaer
shseet The Children's Char
tnF
Meshoalai You,h Fellowship. !
pm
Congregational singing, led by
~ Andrrann. a. pm.
Evening worship. 800 o'clock.
auhbect Tbs Hope 81 ne Cos
rel =
Vauna Adults Fellowship Hour
Iu annex. eco pm.
Wsskdasy
praver Service. "Wednesday. 8
pm
choir pFacsice. Wednesday, 3
pm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-29
REV. HUTCHINS TO
SPEAK On SUNDAY

Rev. J X Hutchinz. of Jack
sonville. all b. the guest speak
e. az birth morning and evening
services tomorrow ~ the First
Bar ~ church.
Rev Huschins comes 60 First
Baptist Weil recommended by
Chaplain @ b Newsorn. who has
preached ~ this church on q num-
bcF of uCCasionS.
Rev Haichlns and Chaplain
Newlufn were classmates In
schnol
Flra Baptist church cordially
invites everyone 90 worship a.
tho services tomorrow
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-29
MINISTERIAL ASSN.
WILL MEET MONDAY

key West Ministerial Associa.
tson ALL meet Monday morning
81 the FIRST Methodist church in
ioint session with members Of
the Negro Ministerial Alliance.
Il Is hoped al ministers in key
Wsei will attend
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CORNISH CHAPEL. A.M.E.
ZION CHURCH
lColoredl

WhItshead ard Angela Streets
Re- " T. Souder. Pastor
Church School. Do am, lec by
AS VIVIAN Fl1yd. superlntcn-
Dent. assisted hy Ms VEN Ma
Cuw CLASSES and teaC1ers fog
8 aRe gIuups
Morning worship. u O'clock
evening worship. 30 o'clock
Weekly Meetings
MONDAY 8 pm. Stewards
Boards aIli weel
Tuesday pm. PRAYER and
Cts w fng
THURSDAY B pm, Star of Zion
Club atIl meet
TkuIafay. pm. Junior Choir
rehearsal
FRIDAY. g pm. senior Choir re-
hearsal
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CHURCH GROUP TO
MEET on MONDAY

The Womsns Auxiliary ol 81
Pauis -. &spal Church NIii
hold is monthly meeting Mon
dav afternoon. beginning a. 40
q clock. "a The hpass q Mrs Clar-
encc Shine. 1879 Flagler svenue.
All members aTg requested 20
bc in Attendance
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CUBAN BAPTfBT
GOODWILL CENTER

liza Watson Street
Miss Elizabeth Taylor. Director
Sponsoring a program Of edu-
cation. recreation and w0r-
ship especially for Cuban
people.
Sunday School i0:4S a. m.
Glasses for eli ages
Training Union $50 ?. m.
Unions for ell ages A class IN
Spanish for those who do not
understand English.
Monday
Moshers' Club $50 .. m. All
Cuban women invited.
Sunbeam Band $50 .. m. For
children 2 20 8 years
RccTeational Hour TOO . m.
For all boys and girls.
TussaaY
ROYAL Ambassador Chapter
7,00 p. IN. Tor boys s-i6
W0mans Missionary Society
: % y. IN every second Tuesday.
Programs IN spanish
Wednesday
BOYS and Girls Club 400 p.
~. For al Cuban boys and girls
IN that vicinity.
Thursday
Junior Girls Auxiliary TOO p.
m. Tor girls 9-i2 years.
intermediate Guk Auxilia y
TOO 2. m foT girls 1915 years.
FRIDAY
sunbeam Band 400 p. N. for
boys and girls 90 years.
Young Peoples Hour TOO p. n
Singing and stories
Worship Hour 400 . m Every
cody invited. Sorvices led hy
minister or missionaries.
Wees Days
Vacation Bible School 9-i2 q.
~ for boys and girls sic This
school Rlll b. IN session al sum
mer without charge.
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Parents And Teachers
To Meet On Monday

A meeting - planned for par
ents ard teachers u pupils 81 the
SUNDAY school 80 the First Meth
odtsf church
Tho session Will b. held Mon
dav evening. Octobcr B. 40 8
q Cluck
Parents of every child Ia the
SUNDAY School s invited CD a.
tens
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Grinnell and Virginia Streets
Guillcrmo Perez. Pastor
SundmY
Church school. e.A5 am. Mas
..ottia Green. superintendent
Worship Service, 800 p. ~
Weekdays
Prayer Service. wednesday
200 Pm
WumHn's 6ociety Of Christian
Services 81 Wesley Community
House. second and fourth Mon.
dav, 500 pm.
Womens Club. thursday. zoe
pm
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NJ r. FAUST.
Senior Chaplain
Roh4AN CATHOLIC CHURCH
O.. Mays Star Of the See

49, 49, - - -
Rev. J. n Johnson. 81.
Pastor
Rev. Terence King. 81. and
Rev. John ,. Murphy. 81.
Assistants
Hours Of Services
sunday Masses. TOO. $50 ana
1000 am.
Masses on Holy Daya $50. TOO
and 500 an
Weekday Masses. q 30 and 500
am First Friday a. ESQ, 1'0a
and 500 am.
Sunday evenings. TOO O'Clock,
Rosary. sermon and Benedicti0n
Friday egsmagA 7,se O'Clock.
Sacred Heart nxV0tiorm
Confessions Saturday sftsr-
Moons and EVENING" on vigil Of
Holy Days and on Thursday pre-
ceding first Friday. 400 70 600
o'clock. and from TOO 10 500
O'clock.
First Sunday Of month. Com
muni0n az the TOO o'clock Mass
loF Daughters Of ST. Ann
Second Sunday q month, Com
munion at the TOO O'Clock Mass
fer Parish and High School So
dallties.
Third Sunday q m0nth. Com
munion az the $50 O'Clock Mass
Tor Children Of the Parish.
Fourth Sunday % month. Com
muni0n az the TOO o'clock Mass
Dor men Of the Parish.
Daughters % St Ann meet
first sunday Of month.
Parish Sodality meets fourth
Wednesday of month.
Promoters 81 the Sacred Heart
meeis thiud Friday q month.
eve. Club meets every Mon
day.
fishers Club meets st T:Se
pm. on the first Monday Of every
month
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-29

The gender q the word ship
IS masculine IN FrSnch. Italian.
Spanish and poTtugesc. and has
no SEA n Teutonic and SCandi-
raklam
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-29
sEvENTn- DAY ADvENTTsTa
0olsian Eaale Hail
laia putr0nia Street
So 4. A.

sahbath school, $50 am. Sat
WeaGaaYs
sunday school, Lesson taught
~ the pastor. Wednesday. 7.s0
pm.
Prayer Service. Wednesday,
SIS q IA
ChoE rehearsal Thursday. 500
Pm
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JEHovAHs WITNESSES


ga Carson Lane
Sunday
Sunday. 500 pm. Harris School
at corner Of Southland and Mar
garet street2- Watchtower~
study.
Weekdays
"Wednesday. 500 pm, Harris
school Auditorium. Bible Study
IN the book. The Truth Shall
Make You Free"
Friday. So Carson Lane. T;ss
IN. Service Meeting.
Friday. 300 pm, Course Tn
Theocratic Ministry.
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TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH ColHreil

III Simonton Street
siKismund A LANG. Minister
A. Milton Evans. Clerk Of Session
Sunday
Morning W.shIp 7 o'clock
Church school so pm.
Adult Bible Class. 8 80 pm.
Young Adult meeting. TOO
pm.
Evening Worship. @ 80 o'clock
Weekdays
Tuesday 90 pm. Young Peo-
rle's meeting ana Adults Prayer
service.
Friday. 500 pm, Boy Scouts
Getting
Friday. 500 pm, choir re-
hearsal
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PoIMCIAMA coAndUnfTY
CHURCH
lNon SeefaTiAnl

nex John 3 Plckens. Pastor
Community Hall DUCK 81 18th
Street Polnclana place
Sunday
Hihlr Schssol IS am.
MnTnfna worship. u % o'CiOCk
+ sman 'erhe Ministry 20 PRAY
r.
Nuang People LeaRae. TOO 2
m kay Huas. header New off
.ssm all he installed ~ pastor
song Service and Me&age
.808 pm.
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Naval Air stasion-SandaY
Mess. 09l5 and i0l3. Chapel
Confessions before MaS&
Daily
Mass. iT0s. Chapel
JEWISH SERVICES
Temple BNai Zi0ns Sim0nton
and Southland streets. RabA l..
Lehrer. every Friday evening
81 1000.
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sEvENTh DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH
lColoFedl
1908 Thomas Street
Elder Cox. District Elder
Local Elder. r S. Little
Saturday
Sabbath SChool $50 am
Church service. n am
Young Peoples meeting. SEQ
E.m.
Evening service. 500 o'clock
Week9aYs
wednesday, prayer meeting
500 pm
Friday. teacacrs' meeting. go
pm
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

Seeond Floor Of County
Courthouse
6andaY
Services In Court Room. sec.
ord floor, so pm each Lord .
Day
Services conducted each Sun
Cav evening al the hour indicst-
ed as a convenience for the many
service men and defense work
srs stationed here.
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