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DRIVER, experienced. know city. for
pay, good working eond. Cali at
30 o st. NV.
DRIVER with own car TO deliver
packages from now TIL Christmas;
must know the city; refs. required.
Apply CLARKs. 703 14th st. NV.
DRIVER for florist; must know the
soSn cixPsE eAPs5Ie1sse Apply IL gsr g:
ave. NV.
DRIvER-sALEsMAN for established
fsa s ss6 rssHoDsE Rss Hssf |s' sssiSH esExhrR R5
4915 Bethesda ave. Bethesda. Md.
DRIvER-sALEsMAN. dry cleaning
and laundry; $55 per wk. guaranteed
plus commission; good opportunity.
Call AL. 5000 or GE. 0070. .
DRUGS ETHICAL PHAR-
MACEUTICAL HOUSE HAS
AN OPENING FOR AN EX-
PERIENCED DETAILMAN
IN TROPOLITAN
WASH HIN TON. MUST
HAVE FOLLOWING
AMONG HYSICIANS
GOOD SALARY AND BO-
NUS. STATE COMPLETE
QUALIFICATIONS. A. J.
PARKER CO., 817 N. 42nd
ST, PHILA. 4, PA.
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Wallace & Smith

1742 K st. NV. DI. 7587
Prescriptions Accurately Filled
Duplicate Lenses-Repair Frames
All Work Done in Our Laboratory
Mr.. WALLACE. 35 yrs. exp, Is with
kinSman Optical; Mr.. SMITH for
merly with Edmonds.
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ADAMS AGENCY
WOMEN
SECRETARY

Between 25-35 for Job as girl Friday
to busy executive. Must be top
ard with proven record of ability ITO to
assume responsibility. Job located
near Warrenton. Va. To S4,I6O
DEPT. MANAGERS
Experienced women for Alex. ready to
TTsYa1P1issSTPs-REcEpT1oJHSiEssT'fss9 Tsa1 ISL JS IS IS
Typing and light bookkeeping in
Silver Spring oftice. $4,000
EDITORIAL ASST.
1885. draft letters, proof read,
general correspondence. to $4,000
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services. 612 Wash. Bldg.
18th And N. Y. Ave. ST. 9442
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HELP MEN tcont. J

wanted by large hos
pital in Washington. Good starting
salary. Experience and references
necessary. Box 1S2-B. Star. 3
ATTENDANT. animal hospital; COL
ored; dependable, references; start
$40; day work. Call XII. S-7973.
AUTO BODY MAN. full or part time
Apply in person. 1879 L st. sc. g
AUTO BODY MAN. with some expert
ence, who wants opportunity to in
crease his earnings; salary and com
mission. Mr.. Junkins, AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER. 585 N. Glebe
rd.. Arl. -16
AUTO BODY MEN. plenty work. holi-
days. benefits, etc. Make good money.
Closed Saturdays. HILL q SANDERS,
lila vermont ave. NV. MA. $3.50.
AUTO BODY TRIMMER
Very good wages with incentive.
Additional company benefits. holi-
days with pay and insurance plan.
Apply Mr., MINSON. 3040 M st.
NV. MI. 01S0. Iii
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CAR HOPS
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

Interesting Jobs for young men on
full time or week end, day or night
shift; salary plus excellent tips;
meals and uniforms furnished;
employment benefits include paid
vacation. sick leave. insurance and
hhospita altzation; Apply EMPLOY
HOT sHoPpEs, INC.
USE STAIRWAY TO End FLOOR
ROOM 200, COLORADO BLDG,
l54l q ST. NV. NO PHONE CALLS
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HELP MEN

d ln;;ns competent mp Ts;enos9na anGwl:
capable Of handling and supervising
employees; salary open. MALCO
WHOLESALERS. 407 L st. NV. ST.
S137. Ill
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Classified Ad Rotes
Three Lines (Minimum)
Local Advertisers

Local AdvertiSerg
time. SSe per line.
to 8 times eonsecutively, sbe ne.
line.
times eonsscutively. 83c per line
New Automobiles 56e per line. <-Iins
minimum.
Special Notices and Personal. Sc per
line additional
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before second
To Place n Rtar fyas.is.S A r.nl
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AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUE AND MODERN furniture,
etc. Tn. 7:30 pm; heated bldg
SUBURBAN AUCTION, Rockville, Md.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS Some an
tiques; oficer returning to England.
sell at auction on premises of Mai.
Beale. Travillah. Md, Saturday, Dec.
18TH. 1890 am. SUBURBAN AUC-
TIONS. Rockville. Md. Rockville
AUCTION SALES WEEKLY
Antiques and household goods, Wed,
Dec. IL. 1880 pm. BROOKE JOHNS
AUCTION BARN, on Route ~. Nor
beck, Nd, Ashton Boil; auct., SH.
6725.
Evening star., 1951-12-09

Growth and a
Future with
GENERAL
ELECTRIC

GENERAL
ELECTRIC
Excellent facilities ane
challenging assignment.
offer opportunities TO.
creative thinking ane
growth with Genera
Electric's Aeronautics &
Ordnance Systems Dept
ENGINEERS
Electrical, me-
chanical and aero
nautical with B. S.
degree for develop
ment, design and
quality con troll.
CRAFTSMEN AND
DESIGNERS
Consider the wide
diversity of our op-
erationS in the fol-
lowing fields: Aero
dynanics, electron-
les, power systems,
air frame design,
turbo pumps, Servo
systems, aircraft and
surface fire control,
marine equipment.
Permanent positions
are now open
at our modern plants in
Schenectady, N. Y.
Burlington, vt.
Pittsfield, Mass.
Johnson City, N. Y.
Pension, health and life
insurance plans plus CON-
pany stock bonus plan.
Send Resume of
Experience
GENERAL
ELECTRICCO.
Personnel Division
Building dept. A-24
Schenectady, N. Y.
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ADVERTISING
LAYOUT
ARTIST

With good retail store experience.
To work In one Of WASHINGTON g
largest furniture. appliance and tele-
vision stores. Generous salary to
start with oppor. to take over own
dept. Generous company benefits
incl. paid vacations. company dis
counts. paid-up life insurance Write,
giving resume of exper. to Box
265-Z. Star
ADVERTISING statesmen - Fast
growing weekly not far from D. c,
Is interested In obtaining 2 capable
faaveesisins fo estH;ra sal saiesmsn me Must be able
layouts. etc. One position also re-
auires managerial experience. sum
partment. Give full information as
to experience. age. etc; also salary
requirements. Box 1887. Star.
MAN Mems clothing
Thoroughly experienced. 4O-hour
week. Good salary. Permanent posi-
ton. Fine mems store in Wash,
D. C. Can be interview K. KATZ.
z E: BALTIC. ST., MR.. STEPHANY. .
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ARLINGTON
WOMEN

WOMEN
Gen'l ofc.. some typ. 5 d. $500
Typist. bank. yng.. 5 DIS S235
Typist. research work. 5 d.. 1927
Correspondence typist. yng.. 8 d. 1925
PIT. k.-typ., own hrs. 5 d. S1.12 hr.
PBx-typist, no exp. nee. Clar. $50
Private secy. to insur. exec.
Jr, accountant, medical field SS95
Slow steno., knowl. bkkpg.. 5 d. S65
Sec'y. real estate, 5 d. $50
Slow steno.. Col; Pike. s $50
skkpr, medical fieldi di---ssssos d------------sssoss
Dental receipt. Ike people $50
Salesladies. fashions, CONN.,
MEN
Accountant. 8 5000
Jr. accountant. medical field----S75
Bookkeeper, full
Bookkeeper assistant nt----------S75
Genl ofc. asst. $50
Craftsman, heating system exp.
superv., some route exp, s d.--9S9S
Lubrication man. exp. 3 d S75
Radio repairman. auto Open
Printer letter press, 5 d. Open
POTOMAC EMPL.
1884 Wilson Blvd. Arl. oW. 100
Open Every Eve. to 9-Free Parking
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FOREMAN
Can You Qualify?

y
work in apt. house.
incl Incl; Stoker and boiler, operation.
pairs. Capable Of handling work
men. Excellent. opportunity. Give
age. exper.. salary expected. Box
1O4-B. Star. 3
FOUNTAIN man. young, colored. EXP.
re1s., Tor drugstore, New Hampshire
ave. and Farragut st. NV. %
FOUNTAIN MEN, colored: S5c mr.;
only thoroughly experienced mer,
eonsidered; Q nights and Sunday.
RA. 1891. ~
FOUNTAIN MANAGER
Must be experienced and9iurnish good
references.
Permanent position.
Good salary plus bonus,
. vacation with pay.
Sick leave.
Group insurance.
EmDloye benefits.
Pleasant working conditions.
Opportunity for advancement.
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Grocery Clerks

grocery Clerks
Men, Is to 35 years tn
learn grocery business; maid
vacation, sick dement's, b.day
week, 45 hours, experience NOT
necessary. Top Starting sal
ary Must meet company re-
auirements. Apply 2 pm.
ACME MARKETS
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4GS4A4N4Sl1b
Physicist (Research and dsvelopment)
optics. hi vacuum. SIS, 900
Electronic Engineers Travelling
troubleshooters SO 600 plus SO per
diem plus trans.
Electronic engineers (jrs.), / to 3
yrs; exper.. 5 days, As hrs, SIS, 300
Machinists (Precision) res; Develop:
Eleetronics Technicians tres.. De-
Eleef2o. Eylsi9Po Mech nr.,,.n., q s.; LOO. 600
design N.S4 - ''MeA ,Sy30 81 5U0
Craftsmen tr. (5 days. high school
training accepted $50
NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE
1913 18th st. NV. Elk. 1870
Professional Personnel Bur.
1740 K st. NV, ME. 1892
Med. secys. .-stenos., (3) to S3.240
r. n. DTS ofc.. 1-6, da. S25 wk,
Secy.. 70 ". Pres. opport. 81. 900
Med. Technicians. .---------.S2,S $50
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DRAFTSMEN
PIPING
ARCHT. ENGRS.
STRUCTURAL
NO EMPLOYMENT FEE

Moving allowance; Pittsburgh: ap-
proximately 20ee overtime; base SAL
aries TO $1,000. Please contact our
ofices for interview with employer.
TECH. WRITER-EDITOR
Job opens January ! for man with
wide scientific background and some
Exceptional opportunity for right
man. Salary open. Minimum. $4,-
500.
ASST. OFFICE MGR.
Man. under 35 for genersl account
work. SaI3n 100
Evening star., 1951-12-09

LEA ENGEI4 DREssMAKER
dresses. suits. coats to order. Re
styling and all types alterations,
Centrally located. Modern studio.
Quick service. Expert Workmanship
lilo r st. NV, RIM. 20. EX. 1903,
Evening star., 1951-12-09

FIRST class only, best opportunity
IN Washington. earnings unlim-
ited; more work than you can pos
sibly do. $3.50 with minimum guar
antee OF Sl00 per week. Apply
Mr.. Michaelson. POTOMAC GA
RAGE AND SERVICE STATION.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA

ALEXANDRIA AREA
WOMEN
Bkkpg.. payroll. will train $50
Store dept. manager Sti5
Steno.. slow shthand. 8 $3.50
once elk, no typing. s d.----S1S5
Dictaphone. service wives, 5 S2l6
Key punch. service wives. 8 d.--S20O
MEN
Bookkeeper. 8 d. - $50
Architectural craftsman -SIIO
interviewer. no exp. nee. $500
Ticket agent. shifts $40
Butcher $40
Mail messenger. airport. no exp.
nee. drivers lie. S1s5
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
Gil King St. Alex AL. 7022
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY
Elementary and primary English and
social studies; out, Of town: Music:
chorus, ,r. high. out Of town. Eng.
single. live In. Colorado Bldg. I4th
and 9 sts. NV. RE. 1898. 10
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Apply in Person
WHELAN DRUG
500 14th ST. NV. RIM. 214-A.
FURNISHINGS
statesmen
Excellent working cond. with vooa
pay IN our mems furnishings dent
Appiy Mr.. Ettlin, 3rd d. BON6S
STORE. 1885 F st. NV.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT pm
u pm, experienced and reliable.
4126 Rhode Island ave. Hystts-
vile. Nd. WA. 1860. 10
Gas STATION MANAGER, must h.
exper. man; excel position al GOOD
pay In ESQ gas station; paid vaca.
tlon, group disqualification and other
aovantages. Apply Mr.. Norris
LOGAN (Ford CO.. iii 18th st.
GLAZIER, thoroughly experienced, for
nlgnest type residential mirror work;
WIZ pay high wage. above union
scale: Tor 5-day week; 2 weeks paid
vacation, year-around work guaran-
teed. Apply in person, replies con-
ndential. COLUMBIA GLASS IL
MIRROR CO., 29O4 NJ st. NV. 10
GROCERY CLERKS (2). exp,: ref,
iulI ana part-time; capable Of tax.
lng over; good pay. 1854 Living.
StOn I'd. Sc 10 3-66O0
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U. S. EMPL. SERVICE
CLERICAL AND PROFESSIONAL

ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Secy: stenogs.. typist bkprs., recpt. -,
typist, flle clerks. payroll clerks.
bkpg. inch. opr. Many others.
1920 N. Y AVE, NV, RM. BO6
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LOU LANGLOTZ, dance classes
baton twirling, ballet, tap. aero
batic. 1901 Rhode Island ave. NV
1924 Lee hwy. Arl., Va. IA. S-9400
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HELP WTD. AGENCIES (cont. J
ATTENTION. WOMEN

MANY INTERESTING JOBS
AND RUSTY SHORTHAND
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ACCOUNTANT
Recent graduate. man. good advance.
mSlt, 60 nnn
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FLEMING ST. METHODIST
Fleming and William Streets

At the Fleming Street Meth
odisi Church, corner Fleming and
William streets, Sunday School
viii convene at 9:45 am.
At the hour OF worship. 1880
am. Chaplain Francis l. Garrei,
from the Howard w Gilmore via
bring the message
Al the evening hour of worship
7.30 o'clock, Chaplain Harold L.
Menges from the Navy Chapel
win preach.
The Methodist Youth Fellow
ship groups will meet at $50 pm.
Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening al 7:30.
A nursery for small children is
maintained throughout the day
ron Sundays tsr parents VI tsa want
10 attehN AMY ufgthe services men J
toned Sbove Ne extend a cor
dial welcome 10 service men and
their families. .
Morning hour Sermon by
Chaplain Francis l. Garrett
Evening hour Sermon by
Chaplain Harold F MengeS
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FIRST GIVE YOURSELF
BY Ralph Rogers. Pastor
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHTTHCH

The regular services viii be
conducted Sunday morning al
the First Presbyterian Church,
White and Washington streets.
Visitors and service personnel
find this q most friendly church,
The SUNDAY School will begin at
g SO am ana classes are open for
all ages. The morning worship
service begins al II O'clock dur
ing which TIME the nursery IS
open for those wishing IN leave
thelr children with q competent
nurse. Mrs Walter Price viii play
Tor her prelude, "Adante Ora
zioso" by Smart and "Lenio", by
Schurnann for her oEfert0ry The
cher will sing for their anthem,
20 Spirit Who From Jesus
Came, hy Hadey Mr. Rogers
VIII use as ms topic far the morn
ing sermon. 'FlrSt. Give Your
self
Tie topic Of CRYING is thor
oughiy Christian. The impulse Of
giving even through government
channels had itS orlaIn III the
Christian church Other peoples
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!. - WONT ~ .aoht IDAN T~o lEARs

GC1ztrlsa rem Page 0E9}
atoa oaiTE strarke re
freads-Vhie she urdergoes the x RAJ treatments
That problem time
TO go up to Miami for five weeks
the their bus and for Mrs Jasns board
Miami could Xy machine Mrs rlen said
Such machine patients but
diseases Of other should be
Gated General hospital"
Furthermore the Cancer society would help foot the
bin for such machine long the Miami hospfa
every patient that there could
Monroe general hospital Mrs Arlen sald.
Since the local branch of the Cancer Society has no funds I'm
ask County Commissioners
chase
Langford population OF Key West and Monte
county Of such machine
We should have right here ne said Then patients won
journey 10 Miami for their treatments
1851 the estimate IS that
out of every three men and develop HfetI
money well spent for the future web as the p
sufferers Mrs. Arlen said
She hopes Cancer Society viii be able not only 10
obtain the vital theapy machine that diagnosis
eliRic Key West.
focal point where people can go when hey
suspect cancer they the early durable stages M
AIen sad
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IF THOU HADST KNOWN"
BY Rev. Paul Touchton
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

On Sunday morning at the Old
Stone Church the Rev. J. Paul
Touchton, the pastor, win preach
On the topic, IF Thou Hadst
Known" These are days OF OPP
portunity for us in this nation to
render very significant service
10 the world. Jesus wept over
The City Of Jerusalem because
they failed to see the way that
led To peace, Sometimes one
wonders if ne would not weep
for solne of our American cities
if he were here in the flesh be-
cause we do so many things that
lead 70 strife and defeat.
In the evening Mr Touchton
Will speak on the topic Whats
Going On Here" When Abra-
ham got up TO move out to rev
land there were probably those
who said to him, What's Going
On Here2" II was his faith
Likewise when Moses wanted
to lead bunch Of slaves out Of
Egypt il was matter of faith in
God So ia the name of faith in
God Il very great many people
have moved out into new fields
nf service. So today the church
Of Jesus Christ is moving into
new frontiers because of her
faith in God
Under the direction of Earl
Anderson. choir leader, and Mrs,
p B. Roberts, organist, the choir
of the First Methodist Church will
present q concert on Tuesday eve
ming, August 28th, at 8 pm. in
the social hall of the church
annex.
The choir viii be assisted tg
ulnsicians from otfaef churches
in TIE city BeadestAe ehoFnses
there viii be vocal solos. duets
and piano compositions. i
Al the close Of the concert d
songfest viii be held in which
ali present may participate. Fol-
lowing the euaeert and songfest a
social hour VIII be held at which
time punch viii be served. Home
made cake, candy and cookies
will be on sale during the social
hour.
The public Is generally invited
and there wln be no admission
charges To- the concert The pub
lie As always cordially invited 10
the Old Stone Church which has
served KEY West for a century
or more
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-25

inotivated by their pagan faiths
let the sick, the aged and the
destitute perish and die. Pearl
Buck in Gods Men makes the
authorities in some countries say
that by feeding the people they
will be more prolific and there
are too many already. Jesus out
lined TO the favored few that their
acceptance into the Kingdom pre-
pared from the foundation Of the
world was because, Il was hun
gered and We gave Me meat"
People often speak of giving
OF their time and talent, but when
il comes To their possessions, why,
that's different. Yet if we read
the Gospels we find that one
sixth Of all the verses deal with
man and his possessions. One
third Of the parallels have TO do
with man and his possessions
Apparently the church at Corinth
had not read the Gospels for they
were slow in contributing 10 the
prosecuted needy in Jerusalem.
Paul wrote them about the gen
crosby of the Macedonian
churches explaining that, this
they did, first gave their own
selves 10 the Lord" III Cor. So.
II Christians today would first
give themselves unreservedly,
there would be a revival of reli-
gion and Christ's Kingdom
would be speedily established
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DEDICATION SERVICE
AT GRACE'LUTHERAN
TO Be HELD SUNDAY
Postor D. Gibson
Here To Conduct
Special Service
tomorrow At 4::3O

The Rev. Dallas Gibson, pastor
Of Trinity Lutheran Church. For,
Lauderdale, Florida. viii be the
guest speaker at the special sery.
ice Of worship which win be held
81 Grace Lutheran Church To-
morrow afternoon at 4.30 nm
THIS VIII be the dedication sery-
ICE for the new Grace Lutheran
house Of worship. Rev. Gibson
VIII speak on the words Of Scrip
ture recorded in the GOSPEL Of
ST. John, chapter 8, 1892. III We
continue in MY word, then are We
Ny disciples indeed; and We shall
KNOW the truth, and the truth
shall make you free"
Pastor Gibson has been "a
minister Of the Gospel for the
past Is years, celebrating has 25th
year in the ministry this Sunday.
He has spent all his years of
service at Trinity Church at Fort
Lauderdale, Florida.
Sunday School and morning
service Of worship viii be held al
Grace Lutheran tomorrow morn
ing. Sunday School viii begin at
9:45 am Morning service of
worship win commence at II am.
with the Rev Carl A. Samme-
finger delivering the address.
Grace Lutheran Church is 10
csted on F1agler Avenue at Tenth
Street. II is one Of the many
Lutheran Churches which spon-
sor the International Lutheran
Hour heard over the Mutual
Broadcasting Company each Sun
day al l;30 pm.
The members of Grace congre-
CATION welcome friends and visi-
tors To worship with them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-25
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Eaton and Bahama Streets

DR.. Roy Barrow, pastor al Mi
ami's Biscayne Baptist Church,
viii be guest speaker at the First
Baptist Church here tomorrow,
DR. Barron was formerly vice
president OF CUMBERLAND Univer-
sity and editor of the navy news
paper in San Francisco. He at
tended university in Miami, Cali-
fornia and Chicago and the South
western and Golden Gate Baptist
Seminary on the Pacific coast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-25
PRIVILEGED CHARACTERS
BY Rev. Eldon Simmons
LEY MEMORIAL. METHODIST

The program at Ley Memorial
Methodist Church for Sunday.
August 26, win include Sunday
School at Gas am. Morning Wur-
ship at li:00, Methodist Youth
Fellowship al ESQ pm. and Eve
ming Worship at 1850. The public
is cordially invited 10 attend any
one or all of these services
The pastor. the Rev Eldon Sim
mons, will use as his topic al the
morning worship hour, ''Privi-
legged Characters During the
evening service he will discuss
the subject of Religious Snobs"
AT the mid week worship serV-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-25
THE CHURCH OF GOD
SOC Angela Street

l0Du am. Sunday School
1900 ana Morning Worship
7:30 pm Exangelistio Message.
At GOO pm the Woinen's Mis-
sionary Band viii play Bible
Study and Band Meeting. Friday
al 100 Phenia Odona is pastor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-25
CHURCH OF GOD
ln0a Olivia Street

iU'Ub anu. Sunday School
II 90 a m Morning Worship.
7,30 pm. Evangelistic Service,
Pastor f M Beard, extending
warm welcome to all, an
nounces that there viii be a
prayer meeting, Tuesday at 7:30
pm, and Young Peoples En-
aeavor. Thursday at 80 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-25
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
a27 Elizabeth Street

$50 am Sunday School.
Il,0tl m. Morning Service.
Subject, Mind
Meetings every Wednesday eve
ming at 300
The reading room in the church
building as open on Tuesday and
Friday evenings from z TO 9.
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NO STORM THREAT

Continued From Page Onel
dershowers continued, but the
bad weather areas were report
ed flattening out There are ne
signs of tropical disturbance in
any area,
Easterly waves sometimes de-
velop into hurricanes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-25
CHURCH OF CHRIST
AshhY and Won Phisfer Streets

1900 ann Bible Study.
1880 am Morning Worship.
SOC pm Evening Worship.
"A Key To Salvation from
Heb. SO VIII he broadcast al 9.l5
am Sunday
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Jets tangled with 80 Russian
type ones, and at least one Of
the Communist planes was dam
aged. Ii was the second clash IN
two days.
Allied fl3eIs last night ham
mered Red conveys ciogging the
main highways north and north
west Of the truce city Of Kaesong
The pilots said the highways
were loaded with southwark
moving trucks. 400 OF the Conn
munist vehicles were destroyed
or damaged,
In ground fighting today, South
Korean troops have smashed a
Communist attempt TO take a
hill on the eastern front
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-25
GLAD TIDINcs TABERNACLE

1890 S*G NAA@ : ~ CAAAa SAAGEAS
1000 am. Sunday School
1900 am. Morning Worship,
730 p.na.. Evening Worship
Pastor ID T. Newman extends a
cordial invitation to all.
Assembly Time" will be
broadcast at 8 am, Sunday.
MidWeeie services are held
Tuesdays and Fridays al $50
p IA,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-25
CUBAN BAPTIST MISSION
liza Watson Street

DR.. IsmaeI Negrin, pastor; o.
Esquinaldo. Sunday School super
lntendent Services will be
preached in Spanish Sunday and
Thursday at ZOO pm. Sunday
School al 1900 am
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pest control di-
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the direction OF
DR.. John T.
Creighton. He
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of DDT out of the recent $40. 900
emergency appropriation
3. a check for $1,000 from
the Msraihon c Ia m Der OF
Commerce 10 help wage about
war on the mosquitoes.
Regular meetings win be held
the first Monday in each month
at the county courthouse.
Neil Saunders is chairman Of
the board. The other members
are Chef Tngler and Albert
Moeller.
Warmer worked for one year
with the Univarsifv nf Florida