The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-29
INTERMEDIATE DAY
AT FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH TOMORROW
Services Begin AT
Breakfast; Aim Is
100 Percent Present
Az Sunday School


Beginning with breakfast a
800 a, m. in the annex Of ths
church, the intermediate Depart
ment, Sunday School and Baptis
Training Union, viii launch it:
first celebration of Intermediate
Day"
Margaret Little Laverne Car.
zero, Carol Lee Skaggs, Barbara
Wood, LAUREL Walker and Fran.
els Megs will be the Activities
Committee. who, with the teach
ers and workers of the depart
ment, will prepare and serve
breakfast
After breakfast will be Sunday
School, the goal of which is q
100 percent attendance for the
morning worship service, the in
termediate Department viii furn-
ish ushers, read the morning
scripture and offer the morning
prayer, as-well-as render special
choir service, under the leader
ship of the musical director, Mrs.
Thelma 2erch. Harold MeMasters,
Jack Papy Hinton Walker, and
Gene Lang will be ushers, with
Glynn Archer reading the scrip
ture and Taverne Carrero offer
ing the prayer.
At 645 full attendance is ex-
pected for Training Union, and
for the evening sermon.
Rev. George Ray has prepared
two interesting topics, pertaining
to the church and its sintermedi-
ate.
Parents ere invited and urged
to co e for both church services,
as wehas for Sunday School and
Training Union. @
Grace lutheran Church, which
assemblies in q hall at 1915 Pc
tronia sfredt, viii be open for
morning services tomorrow at IL
a. m.
The pastor will preach on the
subject Every True Christian. I"
He asserted today that the SER
mon viii be based on the 23rd
Psalm. The Rev Martin G.. Cue
bert, the pastor, lives at 1928
Petlonia street.
The Rev. j. l.. Ivey, pastor of
Poinciana Baptist Church, will
preach tomorrow morning on
the subject, "The Three Excuses"
At 2 p. M. the pastor will be in
County Jail to provide service
for prisoners and at 3 p. m, he
will be in the Colored Old Folks
Home.
At 7:30 p. m. there will be sing
ing of Old Hymns. At the evening
service the pastor will preach on,
THE Life of Samuel, =
Christian Education Sunday
viii be Observed at the Fleming
Street Methodist Church next
Sunday Sunday School and pub
lie school teachers are asked to
be the guests. At the morning
hour the pastor, the Rev. w. j.
Ashworth, will preach from the
subject. IAN Understanding
Heart"
At the evening hour, 7::3O
o'clock, another of a series of
sermons On characters of the
Bible will be given, the subject,
"The Temptations of Middle
Age"
The Rev. w. w. life, pastor
of First Congregational Church,
will preach tomorrow morning
on the subject, "The Second Com
ing Of the Lord" while at the
evening service his subject will
be with the Farewell Service,
followed by Communion.
Tomorrow morning the Rev.
Ralph Rogers. pastor of first Pres
byterian Church viii preach on
the subject Growing in Grace.
meeting at 7.30 p. m.
There viii be a Youth for
Christ Rally tonight in the First
Methodist Church at 7::30 p. m,
Rex Hess director, announced
today.
"Everlas ting Punishment will
be the subjeet for discussion to-
morrow att 4 M, Ia the Chris
tian Scielsc Society.
There wll be an open air meet
ing tomoT80 at IL a m. in the
MacArthlh Mission ii West Poin-
ciana.
]. Bodran Ir., Representative
OF the Wstehtower Society. viii
talk tomotIow at 8 p. m. in King,
dom Hall, a823 Whitehead street
The Revs ID T. Newman. paste,
of Glad Tidings Tabernacle: tho
Rev. Willie Lyle. pastor Of In,
Church OF God and w. j. Collins
of the Church of Christ viii oc
cupy their respective pulpits to
morrow.
The Rev. Eldon Simmons, pas
tor of Ley Memorial Methods
Church, and the Rev. G. Leo
Wells, passo Of the First Meth
odist Chuf VIII occupy thei
respective alpits at both servi
ces tomor
--1el