The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08

serving the doY.
The pastors of virtually all the
churches represented in the
Ministerial Association are taxi
ing part jointly at services to-
morrow morning in the Flem-
ing Street METHODIST Church.
The service, to be held on the
Naval Station Recreation Beach
at 500 a. m, will be conducted
by Chaplains A. NJ. Oliver, Naval
Hospital; F. L. Garrett, USS Gil
more, and Chaplain w. r. Rem
ME, Naval Station. Chaplain
Rennie win deliver the Easter
sermon.
Music will be furnished by the
combined choirs of the Naval
Hospital and the Naval Station
and representatives of the USS
Gilmore ard the submarines. All
Naval personnel and their famii-
les are cordially invited to at
tend.
At the Fleming Street Metho-
dist Church Sunday morning the
pastor, the Rev. w. ]. Ashworth,
win brihg an Easter message,
from the subject, The Greatest
Victory1of All Time"
AT the evening hour the theme
win be, Joseph of Arimathea, a
Disciple of Jesus, but Secretly
for Fear of the Jews"
Special music by the. choir for
both services under the direction
Of Mrs. Claude Sails has been ar
ranged.
AT the First Congregational
Church, the pastor, the Rev. w.
w. life, win preach on 1.-THE
Lord Is Risen" at the morning
service, while at the evening
service his theme will be, THE
Afternoon of Easter Day"
The Re-. George McNeill Ray,
pastor of First Baptist Church,
will preach on, Stones at the
Door at the morning service,
while at the evening service his
subject will be, IAN Inadequate
Religion.
Special Easter music by the
adult choir will include twenty
five minutes taken from John
Stainer's, The Crucifixion." Mrs.
Thelma Porch, director, with
Mrs. w. E. Fowler, organist.
Following Sermon Baptisrnal,
service will be held with several
candidates to be baptized.
For Easter Sunday, Lee Skaggs,
superintendent of the Sunday
Schools, along with his workers,
have set a goal for Sunday School
attendance, 225.
For Easter Sunday hight, Ben
Shelton. director of the Baptist
Training Union has set las as a
goal in attendance
AT the First Methodist Church,
Eaton Sand Simonton streets,
Easter Sunday will be observed
at 1850 a. m, by special music
by the .ahoir and sermon by the
pastor, Rev. C. Leon Wells. New
members will be received into
the church. At 7:30 p. m, there
viii be- special Easter music and
sermonsby the pastor.
Resurrection Love Lessons
will be the subject of a sermon
to be delivered tomorrow morn
ing by the Rev. Eldon Simmons,
pastor Of Ley Memorial Metho-
dist Church, while at the eve
ming service, he will conduct
Christian Baptism of infants and
adults.
Grace Lutheran Church, 1915
Petronia street, will worship at
IL o'cl0ck in the morning on
Easter Sunday. The Rev. F. H.
Zuckers assistant pastor, will de-
liver his last sermon at Grace
Lutheran Church that morning,
before leaving to take up a new
charge in Texas. His topic will
be: THE Comforting Easter Mes
sage: He is Risen!'
The Sunday School, meeting at
1000 asan, under Philip Koehler,
superintendent, will have an
Easter egg hunt for the children,
The tollowing program viii be
presented at the Monroe County
Beach IN observance of Easter
Sunrise Service:
Rev. W. j. Ashworth, pastor of
Fleming Street Methodist Church,
presiding. Trumpets: open the