The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-30

DeCnnhg tbs Sunday evening
~ Young People 1t TIE Presby-
erian ChurcA WI inaueurate IN
enlarged program designed %
meet the growing needs Il the Pio-
aeer and Senior Yoszah Fell0wships.
Un6eS ~ esshvsIsesie Iseder.
sAsp - No spsneeFs Fsssally %.
peinsed ~ No Session beth
sreUps viii laWnsh ovs On b
esmpelUm ~ enlist Oh No Yovih
- No ehvssh 90 well GO No
many wilkins YsuNss Psepse q.
ssndinO ~ services e. lsso First
presbY1sglen chureh.
1le. and Mrs. Richard Caunk. ex.
perienced leaders of Presbyterian
Young Peopis, are ne sponsors for
ne Pioneeg group. Mr. and Mrs.
GauEE come from families distin-
gtished IN fhe witness Of the Pres
bysesian Church Ia this country.
M. Gannl'G fa1issv was for many
years minister q Tie First Pres
bytsrian Church h Atlantic City,
n. J. Mrs. Gaunt has q brother
VINO ID minister q . Presbyterian
Cnurch m ne Synod Of Georgia.
Tho Picnoer SPONSORS announced
hat starting tbs Sundays key.
noting program WI be luncheon
served e SIS ,. m. Following this
tks arUup win meet h the Sunday
School annex tcr their devotional
empnasis.
n No Senier sFsUp plans on.
neuOeed W No speNeoTs, Mr..
anA MRS. Aey Seisssfsr. cell fer
ne msmhees end vlsltegs - meet
90 { >. n. h ~ Sesisl Nall.
~ 5 No sFevp will havs Q light
lunshoen pFeparsd BY . CEN.
mlssso srom ne Fellewship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaeier's geniality
and ccraialaky Ideally fit them for
tlteir inporsank work. In anncalzlc-
ine rlans for TIE Senior Y. 7. Mr..
srhse1er said at b our inaeukion
% eulde with every person In the
sroup expected 10 Do hi share. .
- i % b . sOcisty run " TIE
committees and Officers elected ~
ne Feil0wship."
Mr.. SChaefer further stated %
ne sroup last Sunday night, II =
my expectation that may service
men win find their way TO our
Church. . .that they viii find h our
proTrarn something that win help
IN their spiritual and social
needs"
Dr.. Harold c. Campbell win be
the keynote speaker for the SEN
Tor group at the devotional begin
nlna A els. Commenting on the
Youth program the minister Rev.
r Coulter stated ''It Il fitting that
this program should be, launched
a the Sunday set apart BY our
General Assembly to recognize
Ard honor The Youth Of our
Church"
Il kseping with sssls smphasls
Ne Svnday night sermon VIII ns
appseprlssO 70 shs occasion win
~ Mlnlsser speaking 70 Ne eessa'
hlned groups On ne sveieef
s'RuIldlna The clsY u God."
The Morning Worship Sermon %
announced BY The PASTOR Is the
Creat Commission" This u 10 In.
trri,,ce he season cf Prayer and
ST Denial which b Assembly.
vide Ii is scope. This activity hs
the wholehearted and enthusiastic
cooreration Of the Women OF The
CHURCH with Mrs. jean Baillod
leading this emphasis 10 tne WOin-
ems Work.
Activities listed foe the coming
week include Circle meetings on
Monday q follows: Circle ] at 8
5. m. In the home Of Mrs. David
MeDaniel, llle Seminar st.; Circle
4 A 4 3. m. In the Church Social
Han With Mrs. Herman Baist as
hossess; Circle 8 ct 9 p. m. at the
home q Mv. Edgar Sanchez; 7ls
Soalth Beach, Circle I. TIE new Cir
ela recently Started BY he Women
e Tho Church, at 8 p. N. In the
home Of Mrs. Jack Cfissey, ISIS
United St.
ne Doaccne W. meet On Tues.
aay ak Sp. m. IN Tie Social Hail.
NE Choir viii meet for practice
q wednesday night ct .. Follow
ina Ne practice tke group viii
meet q the Manee as the quests
q Rev. and Mrs.. Coulter.
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