The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-14
What Are You
Worth " Is Sunday
Sermon Here

= IVY " NNAAFAtiGa next
sunday with the Church pib,a
ochooi at $50 a. m. In the churcb
proper classes are open for al
ages and in the Manse at lo2o
oouth street, the MAC class. CON
sisting OF young married peonla
WIN mold their session at ten
CLOCK. Jeff Robinson is the Pre-
sioent Of this class, Merville Re-
sam IS the secretary and Gleason
snow Is the teacher. Newcomers
are most cordially welcome
Inc Youth Fellowship viii
meet IN the sanctuary at Z D. m
sunday evening and the increased
interest and activity means that
the young people are having ex-
ceptionaliy good programs.
Inc nursery will be open un-
der competent attendants during
the church worship hour at ii
a, m, Mrs. Walter Price. the Dl-
rector. has arranged special mu-
SIC Tor the hour and her choir
VIII sing Stainer's, Jesus said
unto the People" For the prelude
Mrs. Price will play Hymn from
opera, 'lphignia in Tauris." hv
Gluck. The 'Offertoire' by Gull-
mant will be played for her on
tertofy. The Rev. MIR. Rogers vii,
use as his sermon topic, What
are you WORTH" RE says, people
are different. Some arc SO CONNIE
tent THAT they can go out and
make enough money in few
years to enable them to live in
retired luxury for life. Some man
age to get along while others do
not Seem to be worth their salt.
Therf we find some folk who fla
INTO any situation and go smooth
ly and pleasantly along contribu-
ting 20 the effectiveness and sue
cess Eof the organization or com
munity Of which they are a part
Others seem to be always getting
into trouble and like the monk
ey, delight in tearing to piece.
anything that is good, whether il
IS d character OF an organization
SOmk have a cosmic outreach and
strive for the higher and spiritu.
al values of life while Others
seen{ content to make the most
of tnis world and are little con.
cerned about the ethical names
usedlt to obtain their end.
There may be d reason for these
differences. It's the fashion Il
call bn a psychologist and whilt
theytoften guess, like the weather
mani they are sometimes right
DR. alfred Adler has a theor}
and tit pretty well fits the pic
turel He contends that a child.
life Battern is complete by thc
llmel he is tive. His education j,
finished before he enters school
His future years will repeat il
varying ways. his emotional anc
physical reactions fixed during
those first few years. If this bt
true Ithen all immortality, all de
linqlency, juveline and other
WlseIls traCeable 10 the home anC
j Edgar Hoover is off the bean
when he places the responsibility
for Whe training of children upon
the church and school as well a
the home.
Wherever the responsible,
lies. the training he receive
along the line, determines hi
trueS worth whether we meaSur
in terms of dollars and cents, o
use b more permanent scale o
mor3l and spiritual values.
U4ng the popular standard q
material values, Dr. Mayo ha
said th&t the average humal
body is worth about 81 cents Hi
frierId came back with the ques
tion,l then why pay a $500 re
pairlb bin on a 81 cent machine"
1t is not what the machine !
woreh, but what one is able t
accomplish with the machine tina
really ,,eeupts. Even 3then whe
one discovers that high price
personnel or amassed Wealt
command the respect and admin
alton of ALL one Is reminded q
Jesus words, a mans life cor
siSteIh not in the abundance ,
the things he passesscth." O..
l2:lS).
a further analysis of the Ia
man. body was made q few yem
ago lby a German physiologis
He showed that a $50 pound bod
had lfat worth $3.50. enough iro
Ia make a small nail enoul
LINES to white wash a chicke
house, enough phosphorus to pi
the heads on 1900 matches. ell
ough magnesium for a pretty fr
work. enough albumen for Il
eggs teaSponful ol sugar
pinch If salt and the whole
this blouse of clay was then wort
just l$550
Apparently there is more
this temple Of ours than just cl;
because we should not fear tho