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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10
Presbyterian Won'e"
Hold Meeting {.

The Women of the TABOR 10y
Presbyterian church met WIN n ma
Roland Baldwin at her home iues
day evening with Mrs. j. "A. Hui
ham, Jr., president, presiding.
Mrs. Hufham gave the Devotion
al entitled :Are You 'AchlevlAs
Your Victory in Christ" ana W.,
R. c. HARRISON, Jr. presented IT.
program in giving "The Lie u
William Grey"
Refreshments were serVeu ~
Mrs. Baldwin to Mrs. F1uiiie'll
Mrs. HARRISON, Mrs. j. r. Plo"i.
Mrs. Jim Belk, Mrs. I. H. rlo"'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10

11rs T. G. Bell, Jr., Mrs. :. ~
M Etutf Mrs. E. A. f opra'
Wv w. o. Jackson, Miss Ca aro-
line lin Murray, Miss Roberts yr M
r l-, and Miss Elizabeth hriSp'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10

tended for the exhibit.
After the judging, ii your eH-
hibit has not won first prize III
it's class, find out why, SO 1na'
YOU will not make the same mis-
takes next time. Many premiums
are lost because the exhibitor olo
not know the proper way to selec1
and prepare his exhibit.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10

crest as a staff member. She visit
ed here with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. V. R. Burroughs, for week
before going to Huntsville.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10

n Dill Il LIN 14AA IL
YOU CANNOT deposit your
buildings, household goods,
automobile or merchandise
in the bank! But you can
protect your investment IN
all these valuables by insur-
ing them. There is no safe
guard more effective than
a policy issued by a strong
dependable insurance COM
pany.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10
Mine Victims

GLACE BAY, N. S. R - Rescue
workers early today recovered the
burned, broken bodies of six min
ers killed in soaring blast which
rocked one of this Cape Breton
towns largest coal mines 200 feet
below the surface.
A seventh victim escaped i'm
mediate death in Wednesday
nights explosion but was hospital
lied in serious condition with third
degree burns. Eightecn other men
working in TIC vicinity got out I'M
hurt.
Rescuers Grg WITH dynamite,
picks, shoycl3 and bare hands for
nearly six hours through tons OF
fallen rock and coal to reach the
l,210,fcot level Nhere the men had
been t@ar.o.'
There vas no immediate indi.
cation of the cause of the ex-
pioslon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10
oacy's
Stock
EGYkei

NEW YORK sR --- A steady tone
WAS displayed today in the stock
market with the list resisting de.
Ginning Tendencies.
Prices ranged from around a
posas lower to tWo points higher
with oils showm ing the best gains
0.ls stoAd out In front with
Northern Pacific, Kern County
l.au1. Shell Oil and Montana,
Dakota Utilities ap from one TO
two pcsatz
Ciary sier The focal paint Of sell
ing "Wednesday Was steady today
Others ahead included lniled Air
cgas1. kenneeats Copper and Allied
CEemleal I1wer we're u. s. Steel
General Motors, SssatAsra Pacific
American Saesuag. American Cy,
ana mAd Philip Aexras ard Cater.
pillar Tractor
Prices we're Earroaiy naked On
TIE curb Exchange Higher ~sre
pellaaea Aircraft ard Faassexs
Metallargscs! whAle lcwxr xere
e.reass Petr2ss4aa md I.oalssana
Laa3
CoFpagate hssEts moved narxew-
ly e. s governments aea3 steady
IN he oxeg tee e0nger market
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10
Studios Cut Pay

HOLLYWOOD On The big
bosses at MGM Studio have agreed
to salary cuts of from Is to so per
cent in an economy drive.
The decision of about 100 top
executives to take the cuts was
announced at a mass meeting
Wednesday of 1000 employees, adj
dressed by Nicholas III. Schenck,
president of Loew'S Inc, the stu
dos parent company. and D0re
Schary, production head.
The reductions will be effective
for one year Salaries of actors,
producers and directors will not
be cut. But the announcement said
it is reducing the number Of pro-
ducers, directors and writers on
permanent contract.
The cuts will apply to executives
who make more than 81, 600 a
week.
MGM officials said other steps
to cut down costs will include re
duction of such waste factors as
hardness, temperament, and lack
OF preparation in the production
of films.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10
Pioneer Dies

PALO ALTO, Calf. QR - Capt.
Ragnar T. Freng, So, credited with
being the first man to pilot a
commercial passenger plane in the
United States. died Wednesday
night.
Born in Chrisfiania. NORWAY,
Freng came to the United States
in 1917. He learned to fly vita
the Army Signal Corps and fought
in World War /
Freng piloted the first com.
merciai passenger plane for Flori-
la Always in 1922. He joined
United Airlines in 1927 and was
10 have been honored soon for Is
years with the company
Freng logged more than $4,000
hours of commercial flying time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10
Navy Commissary
Gets ; Recruits

Three new men have reported to
the Commissary Department for
duty on Naval Base at Key West.
They are seamen apprentice Viii
liam Fl. Opelt. Paul P. Omphay
and Joh c. 0'Connor.
Opelt, who did farming for about
year and half before his en-.
listment in the Navy attended
Neillsville High School in Neills-
vile, Wisconsin His parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl F. 0pelt reside in
Neillsville, Wisconsin.
omaphay, the son of Mrs. Cathe.
rine 0maphay of Wilton, North
Dakota, worked for United Con-
struction prior to his enlistment.
He attended Wilton High School in
Wilton, North Dakota.
0'Connor attended Orchard Park
Central High School before enter.
ing the Navy, In 1850 he succeeded
in winning a varsity letter for foot
ball.9 His mother and father live at
511 North Buffalo Road, Orchard
Park, N. Y.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10
Engineers Club
Plan Di1,ner-Dance
And Installation

A full course dinner and a
dance are on the program for
Friday night for the Key West
Engineers Club to be given at
Raul's Club beginning at eight
o'clock and lasting thro Ighout
the evening.
Installation of officers of the
organization will also take ace
and all members are urged to
attend.
The Engineers guests win in
lde their wives and friends of
the .nbe Reservations may
be made D calling Mr.. Cobo at
790-Ext. Ale.
Guests are cordially invited.
The order of the nigh. is infor-
NAL dress.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10
Eight Seamen
Here For Duty

Eight new seamen apprentices
have reported for duty at the Key
West Naval Base. Graduating from
recruit training in Great Lakes, III
inois last month they have been at
tached to the Service Craft Allow
ances Dept. They are: Edward ].
Peeifer of AUSTIN, Miss, o. F.
Perkins of Pine Knot, Ky, John
B. Pitts of Clarksburr, w. Va,
Charles c. Phillips of Gary, Ind,
Paul K. Powers of Sand Greek,
Mich. David ]. OFT of Springville,
N. Y, Donald w. Raab of Rochest-
er, N. Y. and Francis ]. Rabaey
of Taunton. MINI.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10
Key Vest 4rchers Plan
Organization Of Club

a new organization. the Key
West Archery Club, is forming
in Key West and anyone interest.
ed In archery is invited TO at.
tend the initial meeting to be
held Friday. July II at the Ley
Memorial Church annex at the
ccrner Of Truman and Georgia
streets.
Archery enthusiasts can be
charter members and all ideas
and suggestions for the club will
be discussed and plans for . pro-
gram Of activity made.
Time fer the meeting is 1880
pm. Men and women and boys
and girls may Join.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10
YUOn1,e WcCardIe
And Parents On
alabama Visit

Honor graduate of the Key West
High School, Miss Yvonne Nc
Cardle, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McCardle, is visiting with
her mother and father at her
grandparents home at Cotton
wood, Alabama.
She is the granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John R. McCardle of Cot
tonwood and notice of their visit
appeared on the woman's page of
the Dcthan Eagle. June "a. in Dot
han, Ala.
Full account of Miss McCardle S
scholastic achievement was given
in the story by the woman's page
editor, Mrs. Julian Hall.
Miss McCardle was valedictorian
Of her class, business manager of
the school paper, secretary of the
yearbook and secretary of the Key
West chapter of the National Honor
Society. On her return to Key
West, she will be employed as a
secretary in the Naval Station.
The clipping from the Dothan
Eagle was sent by Mrs. Joe Faux
ST., former Key West resident,
Miss Nathalie Curry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10
Frazzled Nerves

PORTLAND, Me. P-The father
of 4-year-old bankruptcies lay in the
same hospital as his wife and
babies today, the victim of frazzled
nerves.
Silas Pinkham. Is, Standish. was
admitted as patient when he
visited Mrs. Elizabeth Pinkham.
IS, and the quads--Wllliam, Re.
becca, Melissa, and Jane-at the
osteopathic Hospital Wednesday
night.
Officials said mother and quads
continued TO do nicely but they
said Pinkham was suffering from
nervous exhaustion
Family Physician Stanley T.
Rowe, Gorham. ordered the car
penter to bed for two or three
days rest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10

WASHINGTON In The Amegl-
oaH mating vsi Nas muted last
year Marriages. @ere Way dawn
81 ueFe dlEogces
Ihe ruoist HealIh Service sad
tbe 1851 marriage rate az.
psreally dipped r. TIE loees'
pont since 1903 ss $eo mar
IA ~. 1914 per baaa@ad ra2pssla
T. aEa a reaaeiAa II s2 &,a from
~
fha i ts4l Is 81 per eeu
b. N tHc rS<ued &et Ia 1875
8heFy Wegv a8 esstnAate3 81 80
q la 1881 "a pef eEery
lanAgea eAth 49,
Faa 1854 Jsyarce us5at WAS A.
p cas8 besea tse l$ta record
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10
apply To Wed

The following six couples have
applied for marriage licenses at
the office of County Judge Ray
mond r. Lord:
Richard Archer Wade. %. 1o1s
Flagler Avenue and Faye Eliza
beth Bervaldi, %, $40 Francis st.
Raymond Arthur Leclair, USs
Darby, IS, and Betty Jean Thrift.
Is, 1912 Virginia Street:
Randolph Roberts, 80, 1904 An.
gela street, and Harriet Wills. 46
Sos Olivia street;
Granville Schaedel, Jr., 81. OP.
D2VSTA and z lila Mary Herman.
deg, 20, lS-F Porte pace;
Herman James Taylor, 30. Sec.
ton Base, and Villa Mae Wallace
~, sos Baptist Lane and,
Henry Munro, 81, 721 Love Lare
and Nan Goldberg, 43, sos Olivia
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10

y =
The vows were excl. anged
June q at 7:30 pm. at the FRS.
Baptist Church of Key West with
the Rev. Harold Link officiating.
Miss Lillian Urband was maid of
honor. Cpl. Ronald Lombert,
USING, served as best man.
The oride wore a white lace
gown, a email white lace lat and
white accessories. She carried a
spray of tiny orchids in a bou-
quet. The maid-of-honor ore a
green gown, white accessories,
and he flowers were small yell
low orch ds.
The briCe w; aduated from
the Maiden Ugh School in Mas
sachusetts and from the Whidden
Memorial Hospital School OF
Nursing. While vacationing in
Key West, she became attracted
to the surroundings and decided
to stay 4 the city. She is en-
ployed by 7. P. Artman owrer
and publisher Of Tie Key West
Citizen.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred P. Taylor OF
Bennett lille, South Ca. Dina, Or
graduation from hig, school in
S. c., he entered the Navy and
has served for seven years. His
overseas record includes Sc vice
in the South P2cific, China and
Japan befole being assigned to
duty in the Key West al a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10

77F - -
YYonne Di2nne' debutanie from
Pensacola, Fla WI favor the
guests with "a brilliant Spanish
dance the music Of "Mala~
fu@na + dufn the evening. she
Is a ho0s@Gue&t at the Cad
hegFa!di nome and claSsmate
oi bliss HetFaioi S. BESIDES Ter
training &> q professional ANGER,
Miss Dlonne Is also . concert
pianist aad an accomplished
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10
Coming Euents

THURSDAY, JULY To-
Rotary Club luncheon at 1918
pm. ST. Pauls parish hall.
Fleet Reserve La lies Aux. Unit
SIS, regular monthly me< tlnq.
ciuhrooms s &c m. 49, irati.
alton of members.
Gray Ladies Corps of Rea floss.
coffee and busl a.s meeting
10 am. home Of Hrs. Kay p.
Rehnberg, 36-A Fulton Rd.
Dredger's Key.
Ladies Aid of Grace Lutheran
Church, at church, 8 pm.
Election of officers of American
Legion Auxiliary al regular
meeting. American lie ion Post
Home, s pm. Also conference
report.
Naval Station, Owe. luncheon,
Fort Taylor. 1890 pm.
FRIDAY, JULY IL
Officers Wives Club luncheon.
MAS group as POSSESSES. at Fl.
Taylor. 1890 pm. Sea she'll
lore VIII be featured theme
with R3ul vasquez collection
ard exhibit Of Key West shells
Meeting Alcoholics Anony nous.
First Presbyterian Church. s
pm.
Meeting, Knight of pythias. Py
THAN Hall. 728 Fleming ST.. at
SPIN,
Fern Chapter No. q. Order ot
Eastern Star, Scottish Rite
Temple, 8 pm.
SATURDAY. JULY IL
Youth for Christ Rally. Fleming
street Methoa,st Church, 100
Fleming street. I 80 D IN
Youth Center dance, Wesley
house. 100 pm
MONDAY, JULY Ia
Beta Sigma Phi sorority meeting,
SPIN, San Carlos Institute.
Anchor Lodge No. i82. Scottish
Rite Temple. s pm
Circle Three. Nomeu Of First
Presbyterian Church. pm.
home Of Mrs. Fred Miller, 1918
Fiagler Avenue
Gold Star Mothers. meeting
t.Fw. Pest Home. pm
Wesleyan Service Guild. NsC g.,
First Methodist Church.. anasx
T39 pm.
DeMolay Mothers Ctrcse meet
Ing. ST. paal's Episcopal Par
lsh Hall. : 30 pm
Key West Agt and Historical 50
eitey. meeting, spn.
TUESDAY. JULY H.
Dinner na>etang. aINsnas Club
at Casa Cayo aueSo resta1F
All, As O. E
Ioasth for Cnrtsi 8isse Sss<ay. p
pm. Fleming street Ms.ssklssi
WEDNESDAY July ls-~
Nary Wives Boa t4eg L@a 80,
Ms. / pm AAsa 0gea tzsa sfs
Ladies Day Cot Tssszrgsa fEssE4t- T.
vi Gs9a4 essss &C.. 3 m
Me&G1aa. I4aAsF "a GAIA s.zaE<s
eaaeasogss. : m
keeung- tslSa<s City sayy HFs@s
Claa No -. e414 ia u g.
- 80 . ~
M@etsex n Business aa3 sAgsss~
Ks8aas Na ls@2 AZ - all
street ySaE@2z 4 Ik@1. i ST.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10

A&fss@ " ~ A@e ia ~~y r. "a
AEsgssaes kssgsa -aa4&gs3 arse i&@n for
q sassf vAsAt- Tie ag1!ssag sgas s4ea
fs2 faa a2an "a tt.s pavsmsn,
fsU faE c@x Ard h<e
Es sSA ages aNn Ire a.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10

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saas@isg Ssg&p 10 = car ct e1g
5rase1 chicken naE1ie sgsp Agsa
a24aI2 w1s4 ere - sN9 ez1a ~
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sey. ARD seEsS y "a .ax AssA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10
FOR ATHL ETE's FOOT A
kERATclYTfc is a MUST.

What In keratai tics An agent
thar aRHtenS the Infected skin. IL
then pecfs Off. exposing mere germs
Co It's killing action. Get T~4-l.. ~
aerafolytle. M any drug store. IL
not pleased IN ONE Hour. yenF
zoe back. To-day at sardner's Thar
mleex.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10
Mdid-Of-HOnOr To Entertain Guests
III S't0irer For Miss Faye BerUdIdi
Photo by Rox, Pensacola

Hoion Bervadi and bridesmaids for the Bervaldi-
Wade wedding will honor the Miss Faye Bervad daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs Carl Bevad with miscellaneous shower
Erdoy cxenna IRON 70 O'Clock at the Eks Club
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10
Ne,o Hampshire Nurse And Nary Man
United In Quiet Marriage At Key Vest

In quiet wedding with double ring ceremony Miss Janee
Cafasso daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Joseph Caso Sunset Drive
Rochester New Hampshire became the Prent Taylor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10
PALSY GROUP NEEDS
DONATED TYPEWRITER

Call for . typewriter, donated
and either new or old in any con-
dition, 50 long IS II is repairshle.
is being sent out by fhe Monroe
County Cerebral Palsy and Grip
pies Association.
Anyone who wishes TO confri.
butte may call $40 KIM or I4s9.M.
Your help will be deeply sppre.
eiafed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10

Aboaa Is 90 As@aF7ss gsess @&es
sa&ea "a ssg e S - a
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

Home Is the dearest spot on
earth, and II should be the GEN.
tre, though not the boundary, Of
the affections.
Mary Baker Eddy.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
"SOul And Body
Is Christian
Science Theme

Theme Of services in all Chris
tian Science churches next Sun
day is that men can now relin-
quish a material, limited view
point and begin to perceive Spiri.
tual reality. "Soul and Body" is
the subject of the Lesson-Sermon.
A verse from Psalms (S4:2) pro-
vides the Golden Text: "My soul
longeth, yea, even fainteth for the
courts of the Lord: my heart and
my flesh crieth out for the living
God"
Bible citations viii include: s'We
all, with open face behoIding as in
a glass the glory Of the Lord, sare
changed into the same image from
glory to glory even as by the
Spirit of the Lord Gil Corinthians
3:l8).
Corresponding passages from
Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy include: "MortaIs must look
beyond fading, finite forms, if they
would gain the true sense of
things" (p. 264).
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

of our interest in Him. It is the
eternal discovery of new, fresh
life and light in Him that makes
us go on searching an6 following
Him. Jesus knows the Father as
no man ever knew Him before
and it is the business of the Son
to communicate that knowledge to
all men by word and deed. When
one fails to put into practice what
they endeavor to teach the task is
only half done. We learn by doing
and so the Son knows the Father
by doing His viii and men know
both by doing the viii of the
Father. No one knew better than
Jesus the burdens of the people
OF Galilee. They worked from
dawn to dark for a pittance and
were weary not only of the toll
but of the taxes as well. They
were chattels, like so many oxen.
They were also heavy laden with
sins and with all the complex, bur-
densome and bewildering rules and
regulations of the law. The code
laid down by the Pharisees was
a dead weight on their backs. They
could welcome and understand the
invitation, "Come unto me, all ye
that labor and are heavy laden,
and ! viii give you rest" II man.
kind had anything to be thankful
for. it was for this rest.
The people might have been
disappointed, however, when
Jesus asked them TO rake on .
yoke. The yoke he asked them
to take was TO be easy and ihe
burden light. Instead Of the
weary regulations Of traditional
Judaism they were TO take on
Christian ordinances such as hu-
mility, neekness, Ioving-kindness,
tender-heartedness. Someone has
said, . religion that does nothing,
gives nothing, costs nothing, suf.
fers nothing, is worth nofking.
Too many forget that there Is
yoke and Of course clip no
coupons.
Despite the fact that John was
in prison and his disciples ques-
toned Jesus MeSSiahship, there
was cause for thanks. In the rush
of modern living we are prone to
neglect the little courtesies of cul-
ture and forget to express our ap-
preciation for little favors, for
daily bread, for friends and for
life itself. Charles Allen tells of a
lawyer who saved 78 men from
the electric chair and not more
than ten said, Thank you. A mans
life was saved when he was drag.
ged from under a truck; and he
angrily complained to his benefac.
tor, Where is my hat?" This
world would be more Christian il
we would make every day Thanks,
giving Day, and thank the Father
for the privilege of living in this
great America, and for all the
little things of life. Ingratitude is
the absence Of Christianity.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
NOME

Housekeeping hearts are hap.
plest.
Henry wadsworth Longefeilew
In love ol home. the love of
country has its rise.
Charles Dickens.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
Sunday School
Classes Set
For ALI Ages

Sunday morning at the First
Congregational Church viii find the
Sunday School in session at Gas
with classes provided for all ages.
Younger children meet in the
Fellowship Center and the older
ones in the church sanctuary. At
the morning service of worship at
11:0O, the Rev. Chas. H. Meeker
win use as his sermon subject,
''The Price Of the Harvest" Mrs.
w. r. Dean win be at the organ.
The evening service at 7:30 win
feature a Thanksgiving anthem by
the choir, "Give Thanks to God,
America!" by Nolte. Gerald Saun-
ders win direct and Mrs. Paul
Archer win be at the organ. The
sermon subject for the evening viii
be "A Gift and q Purchase.
Jackney Drudge win play cornet
solos.
The Rev. Percy v. Dave Of the
Plantation Community Church, TT.
Lauderdale, win speak at the mid
week Prayer Meeting on Wednes-
day night at T:30.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
Film Slated At
Grace Lutheran
Sun. Evening

A religious film or Christian
Stewardship entitled, "AII That 1
Have" viii be shown at Grace
Lutheran Church, Flagler Avenue
and Tenth Street. on Sunday even
ing. The showing Of the film viii
begin at 700 p. m. Friends, visi-
tors, and servicemen are invited to
Join the members Of Grace Luther
an at the showing Of this film.
Before (the showing of the film),
beginning at 500 p. m, the mem
bers and friends Of Grace Church
win hold a congregational meeting
at which time all the plans for q
new educational building will be
presented to the members for their
discussion and consideration. After
the meeting the ladies OF the
church win serve a lunch to all
those present.
Two services oF worship, Sun.
day sehoel and Bible Glass will
be conducted Sunday rnoFning a.
NE Lutheran Church. Early ser.
vices begin 81 $3.50 .. M; Sun
day Seheel and Blble Class a.
s:4s .. M; Late morning ser.
vice at Il:o0 .. m. The message
for the day. the last Sunday Of
the Christian Church Year, will
BE eenfsrsd about ihe seplc.
''Whsf Lies Ahead1" based on
she words 81 81. Paul - fhs
early Christians IN ThessaIoniea
Il Thessalenians 4:I3.is.l
We invite visitors and service.
men and their families TO worship
Jesus with as. II anyone has no
church home In Key West, we well
come them TO worship with us.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
Thanksgiving
Theme At First
Methods Sun.

The matter Of being grateful to
God is so very important in life
the pastor of the First Methodist
Church viii continue DISCUSSING the
matter this Sunday. The messages
win be entitled: Thank God for
Life and Love-" and "Thank God
for Goodness and God. Life comes
10 US out Of love and thought we
might have made ourselves 50 un-
lovely that few If any people love
us, God still cares and continually
seeking to express his love to US
In the person of somebody. For
that we must be grateful.
There are few " any people
who doubt the existanee ef .
Supreme Being. To those whose
faifh leads them 10 believe In
his goodness comes q great salts
faction that this world he's ser.
ious purpose. Life does have
meaning to the end Of bringing
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questions that are pulling them
be prepared to put them on paper
for future study at the evening
hours Of worship.
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service personnel.