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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
TruIa Joyce Norris EntertGins
Many Friends At Birthday Party

Paulette Russell, Earnest Betan-
court, Ernest Sails, Claudette
Sails, Janice Elmore, Myr1ts
Goehring, Bobbie, Jackie Know
les. "a h
June Marie, Freeda weech
Linda Lee, Billie Attwell, Emf
lie, Francine Mccarthy, Gloria
Taylor, Barbara, Nancy Taylor
Joan Lowe, Bobbie Annette
jeanette Russell, Ruth Russell,
Mary Phyllis Divide, Boyd, Geor-
gene Knowles, Michael Baker
Frank Pinder, Johnna Scully
Jackie Williams, James, Ella
Mae, Cora Lee, Berlin Knowles,
Leonard Knowles, Earnest
Knowles, Lucrucia Godnet.
Mesdames, Mamie Brown, Min
ME Daveron, Barbara Saunders,
Laura Johnson, Dorothy Roberts,
Helen Roberts, Phillis Fuller Ross
Russell, Earnest B. Betancourt,
Claude E. Sails, John Knowles,
Bessie Weech, Mary Atwell,
Douglas Mccarthy, John Taylor
Benjamin Lowe, r. r. Russell,
Marjorie Rosam, Nathalie Rus
sell, Susan Divide, Olga Knowles,
Macie Baker, Elmore Pinder,
Margaret Scully, Ota1lie 2Will-
Jams, Maria Knowles, Mrs. Clax-
ton, j, GpdineA Miss Patsy Rus
sell, Sylvia Baker,. Mrs. Harold
Sands, Mrs, Stella KnowlesA Mrs.
Ruby Norris, Miss Virginia
Knowles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
TaUernier Legion
Elects Officers

i Officers for the newly chart
aret American Legion Post at
TavernieB Florida, were eected.
hst evening l.at7 aTayerpier. Tbs
fblloyiaG Ieffioeus were elected
& Jack O.. Wilkinson, post COM
fnander; Bernard Russell, vice
commander; F. Pinder, adjutant;
Harry L. Harris, finance Off
Ger; Eddie Stickney, sergeant at
arms, and Donald E. West, chap
lain.
The name of the new post IS
"Keys Memorial Post No. 145,
American Legion. The Key West
Guard of Honor of Arthur Saw
yer Post No. %, American Leg
ion, under the direction of Cap
tain U. J. Delgado, will install
the new officers the regular
meeting of the Tavernier Post
on Friday February at 8 pm.
The Guard of Honor will also
be accompanied by group OF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
Enrique ESteUes Once Had Best
Grocery Business In Key Vest

Enrique Estevez was born in
Puerto Principe, Cuba, in 1852.
and emigrated to Key West in
1878, when he accepted a situa-
ton as clerk in the general
merchandise establishment of
NJ. Baranco, where he remained
several years, during which time
he succeeded, by strict economy
in saving a small capital, with
which he began a small retail
grocery store.
In the course Of a couples of
years, or more, his business had
increased to the extent that he
was forced to find a more roomy
building: hence in 1882 he re-
moved his stock to the large
"stone building" on the corner of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
Constitution
Exam Saturday
HELD UNDER DIRECTION OF
COUNTY SUPERINTEN-
DENT ALBURY

An examination on the Con-
stitution of the United States
will be held at two o'clock on
Saturday afternoon, February 8,
under the. direction. of the county
superintendent ssCourt House
building, Key West, / Florida. :
individuals desiring to take
this examination should report
to the office of the county SUI.
perintendent at approximately
cne-thirty o'clock on Saturday
afternoon, February 9, 1916.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
Major Henry
Taylor Visits

Major Henry Taylor, Jr., is in
the city visiting and clearing up
part of his legal affairs prepare
tory to going to Miami this
weekend and going into business
with his father.
Major Taylor was with the
Army and was stationed overseas
in the Aleutians. He is well
known in Key West for his Jay
gee activities before the war and
for his work as4city attorney.
Major Taylor is visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wilson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01

Whitehead and Caroline streets,
where he remained until 1885.
when he leased the property on
which he then had his place of
business two doors west of the
"stone building" on Whitehead
street, and soon afterwards he
purchased the lot and made large
additions to the store house, be-
sides building a pretty residence
on a portion of the lot.
From his courteous and polite
treatment. of ALL. Mr.. Estegez
succeeded in building up large
retail business, which was sec
ond to none in his line; and his
check was good for $4,000 any
day; all of which had been &C
cumulated in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
MaIoney Aft.
Mcpherson

Marvin Maloney is now at Fl
Mcpherson, Georgia, where he
is training with the army as a
mechanic in the Army Aft For
ceS.
Maloney was first sent to
Camp Blanding, outside Jackson
vile and then on to Georgia. He
is very much taken up with life
In the Air Corps.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
Bakers Return
From Tampa Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Baker
who went to Tampa a few days
ago for the purpose of attending
the funeral of John Roker which
was held on Tuesday afternoon
have returned to Key West.
They were accompanied on the
trip to Tampa and return, by
Fire Chief Leroy Torres, and
Mrs. Torres, parents of Mrs.
Baker. I
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01

Bolton is pastor of Riverside
Baptist Church of Miami and is
past executive-secretary of the
Florida Baptist Convention.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
WEIGHS 700 POUNDS

CHICAGO. = A single roller
in the huge roller bearings used
in the giant machines employed
by the steel industry for rolling
out cold, flat steel sheets weighs
approximately 700 pounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
Anniversary For
Girl ScO'uil,ttsis...S baq.H A.. :.

Troop 5 of the Girl Scouts
are having their second anniver-
sary party, Saturday at 1880 pm.
at the Wesley House. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
lind Here's Black
Beans Recipe
And Here's Black Beans

An old favorite with Key
Westers and one delicious TO the
gourmet's taste is black beans.
Soak one pound beans over
night. Boil for an hour or more,
add two onions, one green pep
per and plugs garlic that have
been fried with two tablespoons
of Crisco, salt and pepper, and
let boil again for two hours with
slow fire. Add one-half cup sweet
oil. Garnish with slices of toast
and pimentos.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
DR.. Bolton To, Il
Speak At Church

DR., c. H. Bolton, president of
the Florida Baptist Convention
will speak tonight at 1880 o'clock
at the First Baptist Church. Dr..
Bolton will speak in the inter
est of Sunday School work. DR.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
Social Calendar

FRIDAY
Weekly Winter Visitor Social.
8p.m. USO, corner of Duval
and Caroline Streets
Girl Scouts, Troop a, Fleming
Street Methodist Church. 400
pm.
\ 4 4
SATURDAY
Brownie Troops, Fleming Street
Methodist Church. 1000 am.
Anniversary Party, Troop Five
Girl Scouts, Wesley House
1880 pm. -
kk
MONDAY
Jayshees, Junior Chamber of
Commerce Clubhouse. 300
Key West Players, Barn Thea
ter. 800 p.m. ?.
+ X X
WEDNESDAY
Bridge Club, Officers Club. 3
pm.
Rehearsals for Blythe Spirit,
Barn Theater. pm.
X y X
Ladies Auxiliary, Key West
Hospital. 2 pm.
Rehearsal for Cabaret, Wom-
ans Clubhouse. pm.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

BooKKEEPER--Double your income OPP
eo eoa9e s}2 oGSkkeep9g seryee pars or fy time
Dept: II. Fort Worth, Tex
CANVASSERS to sell aluminium, silverware
and other 9th household equipment on weekly
e[G'Gson coSsonbATEb 81 6flf EHEfsF HOME Ne
OR oooR 3ss Jenh iR0s sye Eye sood salsr,
Call TIE 0096 or write Box 135-M, Star.
COMMERCIAL ARTIsT-Excellent oppor-
tunity for, one experienced in layout, let
tering and graphic reproduction to assist
ar. art q director of industrial MAGAZINE. State
peetsd, Write BOX 1@oeR. Star. -S
CoUPLE1Houseman and some gardening;
for 2 adults; Chevy Chase home; GOOD sal, j.
aFy Phone CH. 0255 Sunday between
SSouPLE; saso: full charge. Emerson
MS1gPtE M9sf H. whte woman to sss as maron
WasHiNofobRR Mfh fbRI' ANIMaEy NMIHMaaafEy RES M5
SEE DRcdkAfoSKEs7 hEAGSE u rfb st initiative pw to sell
psTsoSs Apply HOFFMAN UPHoIsTER. tPf SIS f1sF
PfsHWasHfRse f taa ffse sxperenced s5 eE sa5 hours
P PIoN & rr00oD3 3s5a SHOP. saol Mt. Pleasant st.
LADIES-5g-year established corset manu-
facturer ntetu VIII give free training to open
GIoNAL MANAGER, Suite 700, 1915
Chestnut ST. Philadelphia Z, Pa 5
MAN OR WOMAN with editorial back
ground to sell a service to lawyers, trade
associations, Government officials Con-
gressmen' on a commission basis; drawing
account ~ should be able to make $3.50
Ing business and educational background
MAN OR WOMAN. full-time SWITCHBOARD
ana elevator operator, daywork but no
SUNDAY work. Call at 25l4 14th st. NV.
MEN AND WOMEN for work in ice cream
plant, Apply MI. sonntag, CARRY ICE
0FFieE EFEhM Ma MAI lyS5 RooH St +, rsxs
good salary. Apply PEOPLES DRUG
s69REs; s69s S; seSmploymsnt ONCE. = P St ne.
gniITurns mealf and uniforms nn included Apply to
WATERS and waitresses-Full or part
food: local reference required Apply
JENES ITALIAN RESTAURANT, 1907 De
Sales st. NV. No phone calls -5
WHITE FAMILY for all work on Va noun
tain place. near busline, good schools and
churcheS; occupy 6-room cottage; we will
consider poultry. hog and garden business
on Shares; excellent opportunity for family
desiring country place. Box 34S-M Star
ToDAY's SENSATIONAL sELLER-com-
pIete history World War II Giant book,
LOO pss.; 200 photos Dists. making to
$40 in day; Outht supp. millions pros
poets; big cash daily. UNIVERSAL HOUSE,
1910 Arch, Phila Pa
Evening star., 1946-03-03
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE.
Four Lines (Minimum).
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Poee A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES,

MUSIC FOR DANCING; best 4-pc- band
- noo6 Town IN some some March dates open. CH.
E-DoLLAR-A-WEEK bookkeeping
service.-S1--Books opened. present system
per week. Clinton s6-J for details. W. W.
H1 NoT BR BfH kSsroNsibIE RESI- oWNsis tSr any
s' cIToN cnT f6i 0'aiE sAcRHY sfsn
HOME FOR SALE FROM OWNER, all cash;
no agents; bedrooms. l master, lst floor;
Ssarage, sIaI big incloSed yard y blk. from
phone IS ave ne iG en- Sh Nd near s in sive
inspection. Box 227-R, Star
RELIABLE REAL ESTATE g. Construction
So:-Speclallsts in management of apis. g.
service call MR, sHIFR1N, 915 New York
1 WILL NO LONGER be responsible for
any debts, INCURRED by anv person other
than myself JAMES T. PIKE, 34l2 Nichols
ave. Sc.
IAX RETURNS PREPARED; snalyze real
SHAPMSN REAITY SSes5 e. re- re $SlS 8 G0s@sn' @s
taxes ia roperly prepared, your records put
la Reasonable. Re I34O New York ave NV
SGoMf ISise SG At T.X l1th hrs ave Ex 800
inSividua,s AA and anq onokhEeeping service for
PEARSON SD Da 6a44i sa4ii businesses > i5 u j.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared. any
years, experisnee; reasonable DU 4544
HOME WANTED. Would you consider
selling ,yours?. I have the necessary cash
No prokers, please. Box 192-M, Star. 3
TAX CENTER. 1907 H ST. NV. RE. 3534
income tax returns by public accountants
open ewes; also Sat and Sun. RE 1884
ACCOUNTANT will prepare tax returns.
snstyze xesE erds dSeeqritieS y3Hr bone evenings,
sASD sh enSI ASD GRAVEL W. R1 Pf2 o1 s1qS 81
new super highway and IA miles from the
District line; lease or sell Inquire al
THE JAWS PouLTRkY, originally located
IN New Center Market. which was de-
Stroyed by fire. will be temporarily in
business at 500 st. NV. Cali Me 1923
SPECIAL MEETING. March 8, 1916, 1924
New Jersey ave. NV. for cement fiinishers
DOMESTIC RELATIONS LAWYERS, please
SEND SEN og9 your names Tre and phone numbers to
ScoME TAX pan And DECLARATIONS ga pre-
pared by public accountant. Prompt,
courteous, reasonable. S. STONE, 227 Ma
5ional Press Bldg, MA. 5534. Open ewes,
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one bnt myself.
LOUIS G EIKER, $500 Evarts St ne q
EAERClsE, take it easy reduce, gain
Tslght; relax eve. classes Mon. and Thurs.
JR. MISS personality class posture table
manners, colors. lines in clothes FASHION
STUDIO. DE SS26
Evening star., 1946-03-03
HELP MEN.

ACCouNrS-PAYABLE BOOKKEEPER, ade-
one experienced in maintaining accounts
ADDREssoGRApH Han and 'dla G1spkotgpe sSaT opera
TOR. o-day week; excellent working condi-
aPYERfisTSG aH HRRS 'a $ALEsMAN II for newly es
tabliShed. rapidly growing suburban week
ny ea full time o
ARCHITECT, capable designer office man
ings.. Firm established 40 years. open
Ing H1stoI WassngtOq 9I branch Permanent po
M5is fo1 s$aM HEsF for =:
sEssR e. eshariotte e. N G. Write or call j. N.
eiH : f1 fhaf'Rtsf PRAfrsMsv expert
enced; capable developing working plans
AssIsTANf JAs2ToR eonseientioSs aSfM ssaT viii
nEg ,n9g and mo neat worker steam boiler. Gail
ASST. MAINTENANCE MAN; good salary.
Gep Gentast str;h ehief engineer; GoMMoDoRE Ho-
AssisTaSr sesi RoAsT seS COOK i.s psrnanent an po
Stion;; s5n41;;, top salary; Apply chef, CARLTON
AssEsFAST H9TsE Sf'9 siGSE re- cook s.
HOTEL, 18th and K SIS. NV. -
Tsss afN4S. EXTs
DRY, 2621 K st: NV.
s B1D1 fna ,e snqf IL. pa
man: permanent position with firm that
nsone9 rs gong piRaGeS; Snanfe to make real
AUTO BODY MAN and painter. earnings
over over, Slo0 per week for good men: ideal
MAHoN CHEVROLET CO. w. e5a5 si ''ea; GeoFeia Mi
AUToMoBILE MEoHANIC-mcKee service
has always been the best because we et
the best men. Absolute top wages, over
nr sme 4 qeSireS apply t4 at once Big post;
HHuTo Hzfe 1sR trimmer or upholsterer. steady
MEeHAAPco3e MfsE My 53el st
mechanic needed by LINCOLN Mercury deal
Want T tn to aea aTsy 4om ybTsa II
is a fine place to, live. We can make ar
tfaaInsementtsS e sq i9tsryieg y9T in Washing
15f xHfo v,IEinffA MEcHAN1c expert repair and ist-
ehanc 4R WIIARps g. aksi GARAGE saFi AN6 5 PANT INT
stGo sHtGp TSna MncHaNics4 a4 4h unusua 5 Ii.n
working conditions; paid vacation; Old
ssstSsbiished s Ford ,s dsaler See Joe Sullivan.
AUTO t O MECHANIC. experience necessary; mIH
sERv1sG e S2faR E0fi Maine sges sVs
AUTO MECHANIC. lst:eiass one with own
sERv1cE Station s9R 1900 daHs Afkansas xAhEs aEe
AUTO PAINTERS. for expert painters
helpers; new shop: 5 days per week; top
salary vacation with pay. Apply ROSSLYN
AHTO BoPY @ GO; Rosslyn, Va. q
who desires permanent, work, pleasant
parts distribution: attractive salary. fs fSfe see
Mr.. Gertler. CHERNER MOTOR CO, 17si
sxksERa sE w Wanted: short hours. sood 1a ps,.
no license required; steady or part time ,
OIL. 1895 or WI Sol. -' Willie Il
BARBER, experienced, for busy downtown
valet shop. Good percentage:. modern
HhtEry HA.ET ltth 1htKs,6.Yy. sna ave; I'VE NV;
salary and 50% comrission: beautiful ar,
NstHie sPSNSH 924s Vn Wis ave- hAo 81 ,sfa ,5sffaHEsDA
BELLBOY. colored. Apply EBBITT HO-
TEL. 10th and H SITS. NV. =
BEST OPPORTUNITY for coupon salesman
for Wasnlneton's most exclusive colored
photographic studio. Can average S25 to
$50 dai!y plus commission; full or part
Hts BncYcGI Gail MEoH4SiS No 9SSIe. .xn.rt. .ooa
permanent NJ position. Apply at once. '933
BODY 81 nS AND FENDER MAN. co,ored, Is ex
perienced. COOKS SERVICE STATION. |
BooKKEEPER, washington, 5. c.: G.: start
S200s per month: opportunity to become
of6es nox Wsnagsp psppEp ,7M;, Boy AS7,M; Star. A
familiar with accounts; good salary and
qualify. Cali Ho. 412o.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
keneshy's Drug Store
N. CopitoI and | Sts. NE.
Is a Star Want.4d
Branch Agency

Other Branches conveniently
loooted throughout the city
for the acceptance of CIossi-
fled Advertising.
Evening star., 1946-03-03

Continued on Next Paee.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-30

sage of a bill down to the eve
of the very dste Of termination
of the existing law.
As far back as Sept. 6, 1945 I
urged the Congress to pass an
extension OF the price control act
at an early date SO as to avoid
the uncertainties which have made
control more difficult for the last
Few months. Had this been done
there would now be no necessity
for these last-minute decisions. /
repeated my request to the Con-
gress to extend price control leg
islation without crippling amend
ments again ard again-on Jan.
81, 1916, May %. 1916, May Is,
1916 and June II, 1916.
Nevertheless, just before the
expiration of all price control
there has been presented to me,
by the Congress, an impossible
bill. ....-
L.. Asks Resolution
l cannot bring myself to be-
lieve, however, that the repre-
sentatives Of the American peo-
pie will permit the great calamity
which will befall this country if
price and rent control end at mid
night. Sunday. On behalf of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-30
Milk Mixture for
Stomach Ulcers

"A recent medical discovery nov used by
doctors and hospitals everywhere has proven
unusually successful in the treatment Of storn-
ach ulcers caused from excess acid It is a
harmless preparation yet 90 effective. in many
a>es the pains Of stomach ulcers disappear
almost Immediately. Also recommended for gas
Snins, Indigestion. heartburn due to hyper
1ddity. Sufferers may now Try this at home by
obtaining a bottle OF LURIN from their drug
list. LURIN contains this new discovery in it.
purest form. Easy TO take. Just mix two tea
epennfuIs in a half glass of milk. Costs but
tftle. Must satisfy or money refunded
LURIN for sale by
SAUNDERS DRUG STORE
Z drug stores everywhere
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-30

people I request the Congress =,
continue by resolution the nra,o~'
controls for the short period
time necessary to write q
able bill.
The fight against initiation
never easy. We are ha+s;.
against economic eorces vb;.s
have caused us untold misery :.
er every previous war n u,;.,
have overcome or are Threat
ing to overwhelm many NJ ~.
nations engaged in this wal, ~'
We shall not win this figb.
soft measures. "
All OF us who must play a n.,,
in the decision of this issue 49,
a solemn responsibility. W. stsns
at an historic moment. Our action.
will be Judged by the Americ.s
people and judged again bv hi,
tory.
HARRY S. TRUMAN
The White House,
June %, 1940,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-30

paragraphs (A), (B) and (CA)
of the proposed new section
Ia of the Price Control act con-
tanned in Section 3 of the pre-
sent bill. These provisions call
for the orderly removal Of all
price controls and subsidies
during the curse Of the COM
ing year, with the exception
only of those commodities
which, on or before April l,
1947, the President finds to be
still in critically short supply
and for which he asks and
secures authority for continued
control to be administered by
some established department
or agency of the government
other than the Office Of Price
administration.
1 would not oppose the formula
ton of standards for the decontrol
of particular commodities, as pro.
vided in H. R. 6042, Or. the estab-
ishment of an independent price
decontrol board to review these
applications-provided that the
standards were modified to make
sure that, during the next crucial
six months, ceilings do not have
to be lifted where it is clear that
serious price rises would result.
The spelling out of detailed stand
ards and the establishment of new
and complex a m i n IS t ra t i We
machinery, however, do not seem
to me to be necessary. If the
Congress lays down the declara-
ton of decontrol policy contained
in paragraph CD of the proposed
new Section IA, permitting ;ad-
ministrative flexibility in it's ap-
%plication, I give my personal
pledge that the policy will be car
ried out to the full in spirit as
well as in letter.
ask the Congress also, if it
gives me responsibility for carry
ing out a measure of he kind ! am
urging, to permit me to do this
through a unified or effectively CO.
ordinated administrative organize
ton and not to handicap me by
legislating an unsound split Of
authority.
Fourth. The adjustment of prod
uct prices to make possible the
maximum total production is, of
course, one of the fundamental
requisites of good price admins
tration during this final transition
period. l do not believe that any
change in the present law IS neees-
sary to as sure that such adjust
ments are made. To put the mat
ter beyond doubt, however, 1
would not object to a provision
which expressly requires the ad-
justment of price ceilings wherever
this is necessary and would be
effective to increase the total pro-
duction of needed goods.
Public Wants Control
The greatly majority of the
American people want an effec-
tive price control law. They are
entitled to have it. Under such
a law, we can win the war against
initiation just as decisively as we
won the var against the Axis.
Most members Of the Congress
have not yet had an opportunity
to take ar unequivocal position
on this issue. AS the present bill
became more and more heavily
loaded with amendments during
it's four and one-half months' pro-
gress through the Congress, the
issues became more and more OBJ
scured. Members who wanted
more effective price control were
found voting FOR the bill, or for
particular amendments 10 the bill,
on the basis that these were the
best that could be secured. Side
by side with them were members
who wanted to weaken price con-
troll or get rid of it altogether.
1t is most unfortunate that the
Congress has delayed final pas
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-30

Butter was used many centuri.,
before the Christian era as a
medicine and anointment after
the bath.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-30

In these circumstances, the
formal structure of price and
rent control which the bill re-
tains would be wholly ines-
fectual to stem the tide of in
flation which it would set in
motion. Unable to cope with the
deluge Of industry demands
for higher ceilings under the
new pricing formulas, and in
c~reaslngly aware Of the fusili-
ty or its task, OPA's admins
trative staff would disintegrate.
After irreplaceable losses from
its ranks had reached a GER
tain point, the conseouer ,e
would not be more administra-
tive. 1t would be complese
collapse.
In the face of these alarming
consequences to the country if the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-03-16
WEST NEWTON
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. H. Dennis, Pastor

REV. - M Denhist FaStor
In this new year and post war
era Mt. Zion continues in the line
of march, clear of debt. with no
mortgage. There is nothing like
freedom. Meet us at Mt. Zion
Sunday, March II, 1Oi45 A. NJ,
theme: asking and Finding, at
Z P. NJ, theme. "The Spoip'. San
day March 10 was a happy day
at Zion as Rev. Dennis cleared the
way for a good, active, joyful and
living faith that works and brings
results. Faith makes the burden
light. Some persons have top
heavy faith which soon breaks
down and they stop there. The z
P. NJ. subject was 1.-THE Hired Ser
want" Gods man is not a servant
in the sense of labor, but a mes
senger, shepherd, a Waterman,
an overseer having charge of the
flock. 1t therefore must be kept
in mind that the minister is the
shepherd and not our hired ser
want. Try to think and say, The
shepherd eareth for the sheep. He
looks ahead and around and warns
of approaching dangers, within
and without. Mrs. Pearl Mitchell
was the guest Of Deacon and Mrs.
F. Bland last Sunday. Come to
Zion.