davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
Probation After
Death" Topic At
Christian Science

The fact that publication Of
thought and action removes the
obstacles to individual growth,
progress, and salvation, will be
emphasized at Christian Science
services this Sunday when the sub.
ject of the Lesson-Sermon is "Pro.
baton After Death"
Among passages to be read from
Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy will be this one (492:7-12):
Being is holiness, harmony. i'm.
mortality. It is already proved that
knowledge of this, even in small
degree, will uplift the physical and
moral standard Of mortals, will in.
crease longevity, will purify and
elevate character. Thus progress
will finally destroy all error, and
bring immortality to light"
From the Bible the followins
selections will be read (Philipian.
3:13, 14):
Brethren, ] count not myself Il
have apprehended: but this one
thing / do, forgetting those thing.
which are behind, and reachint
forth unto those things which ar,
before, / press toward the mari
for the prize of the high calling O
God in Christ Jesus"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
Rev. Simmons Will Preach
On Christian Stewardship

Christian Stewardship - particu.
larly stewardship of possessions -
will be the order of the day at Ley
Memorial N khodist Church at the
1880 morning worship service to.
morrow.
The pastor Of the Church, the
Rev. Eldon Simmons, will begin a
series Of sermons on the general
theme of Christian Stewardship Of
Possessions.
The specific subject for tomor,
row morning viii be, "Are We AL
Liars?"
Stewardship Program
The entire Methodist Church is
currently launching a long-range
program on stewardship.
Although the Church has always
promoted stewardship of possess
ions, 1t has never launched such 0
comprehensive and concentrated
program as that now being pro.
noted.
Every local Methodist Church is
being invited to join the movement
looking forward toward forming
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23

The happiness of your life de-
ponds upon the quality of your
thoughts, therefore guard &C
cordingly.
Marcus Antoninus.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23

Pleasant Grove, Florida. They viii
be here for this one weekend only.
Their first service will be Sunday
morning.
They win be heard Sunday morn
ing on the Church Radio Broadcast
at 900 o'clock over the local RAJ
dio station. Rev. L. Wayne Pitts,
pastor Of the church said today,
II feel that their message and ex-
perience in Conservation and the
Call of God viii be a tremendous
blessing to everyone, especially to
the young people.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23

some sort Of fellowship of tith.
ers."
Evening service -
Six favorite hymns win be used
at the 1880 service tomorrow even.
ing. Hymn singing is always q
feature part of the evening service
at Ley Memorial.
The sermon subject will be,
"Cave Men,.
The youth from First, Fleming
Street, and Ley Memorial Metho.
dist Churches will meet at 700
o'clock Thursday evening at Ley
Memorial for their annual Halo.
ween Party.
Young people invited
This years affair promises to be
an outstanding one. Every young
person is invited to join in the fun.
The annual Halloween Social Of
the Woman'S Society of Christian
Service will be held on the Church
lawn Friday afternoon, beginning
at 500 o'clock.
All members and friends of the
| Church are invited.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Saturday. October u, 1854
7Tf'F7t
Bible Woros
for Co0ap

PSALM 1912 who can discern the error of his
ways? Cleanse thou me from secret faults.''
The 18th Psalm is one of reflection upon the inner
life. The Psalmist having spoken his praise Of the
world as theatre for the display of divine glory
and paid his tribute to the inspired Scriptures now
tums his eye upon the inward life of his soul to
offer the prayer: who can discern the error of his
ways? Cleanse thou me from secret faults" He has
found God in nature, God in Scripture, and he has
found God in his own heart.
The Psalmist here is not concerned with sins
hidden from the eyes of men, but rather the sins
hidden from his eyes. Down below the conscious
realm Of life is great dim region of unconscious
habits, impulses, emotions, and evils. We overlook
own sin can never unravel its deeeitfulness or
picture its inward folly. Only God can discern the
secret error Of our ways and grant US cleansing.
Dr.. Frederick H. Oler
Second Presbyterian Church
Richmond, Va.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
iii Salvador Methodist Church
To Observe "Laymen's Day"

'Layman's Day" will be observ.
ed at FL Salvador Methodist
Church Sunday evening at 1880.
The mems group of the church,
the "Caballeros Metodistas" will
take charge of the service and
Feliciano Castro will present the
message in the Spanish language.
The whole group will take part
in the program and also will sing
a hymn for the occasion.
Officers named
Wallace Vnson is president OF
the society and Jose Manuel del
Vale is the secretary.
Manuel Garcia is treasurer and
Jose Machin, Alfredo Machin are
members of the official board.
Rev. Guillermo Perez is honor.
airy president of the group. Rev.
Manuel Figueroa is counselor.
Ideals told
The ideals Of this organization
are, to witness for Christ and tc
work to establish His kingdom or
earth; to win men of good will
who are willing to serve and worl
for the welfare of the community
to support the Methodist Church il
Its local church and in its world.
enterprise to bring salvation anl
happiness to all humanity.
Invitation extended
Reverend Rigueroa said, 1--WE in
vite all Spanish speaking men whit
are broadminded and who believ,
in God the Creator and sustainel
of the universe, who believe in tn,
Christian religion in all its simpli
city and purity as Christ himsel
exemplified and taught, to joil
with us and to work for a bette
world in which to live and to figh
to destroy and eradicate from tn,
world ignorance, superstition an,
idolatry.
Come and meet with us at E
Salvador Methodist Church--all ar
| welcome"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
Missionaries Will
Speak At Glad
Tidings Church

Rev. and Mrs. J. Edward Blount,
missionaries to the Philippine Is
lands will be speaking at the Glad
Tidings Tabernacle this Sunday
October "a. The church is located
at S01 Georgia Street.
The Blounts are one of the young
est couples to receive missionary
appointment. They are under ap-
pointment by the Assemblies of
God Church organization which has
over 700 missionaries in foreign
fields, the Glad Tidings Taberna-
Gle here in Key West is one of the
affiliated churches.
The Blounts are originally from
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23

Garner up pleasant thoughts in
your mind. for pleasant thoughts
make pleasant lives.
John wilkins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23

Sugar cane is grown in areas as
far as 80 degrees north and south
Of the equator.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
Baha'is Will
Mark United
Nations Day

Plans for the recognition Of Unit.
ed Nations Day have been made
by the Key West Baha'is. Accord,
ing to Mrs. Ethel Crane, secretary
of the local group, the theme of the
Bahai observance will be that the
real unity of the human race and
OF the nations must be based upon
the universal recognition of one
God.
In enlarging on this theme, Mrs.
Crane said, SIT is in the realm of
revealed religion that we must look
Tor the assurance of unity and co.
operation among the nations and
peoples.
Every ancient prophet foretold
the coming victory of righteousness
and the gathering of the hosts Of
the earth into one peaceful COM
munity.
New Teachings
The proclamation of our age as
destined time for this supreme ex-
preston of the divine truth, is the
new and challenging teaching of.
fered men by the Baha'i Faith.
Revering all the prophets, these
teachings emphasize mans laten,
spiritual capacity and the essential
unity of revelation.
"In one hundred years the Baha'j
teachings have spread into more
than $50 countries and territorial
divisions of East and West. Their
power comes from the spirit of uni.
ty with which they are imbued.
Bahsi Faifs,
"To this end, the call of the
Bahai Faith is primarily directed
against all forms of provincialism,
isolation and prejudice. It's mess
age applies not only to the individ-
ual, but concerns itself primarily
with those relationships that must
bind all nations in a World Order
as members of one human family.
''The Babai World Faith upholds
the principle of world order, and
its representatives are qualified by
the United Nations as delegates to
nom governmental conferences held
in various parts of the world, -
Mrs. Crane explained.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
Fleming Street
Sermon Topic
Is Announced

Morning service at the Fleming
Street Methodist Church will begin
at 1880 with the well-loved can.
dante Cantablie," by Tschaikowsky
played by the organist, Mrs. Claude
Sails.
eye Hath Not Seen" by Gaul
will be sung by the vested choir
with John Knowles singing the solo
in his rich baritone voice.
The Reverend James E. Stat
hams sermon subject will be 'We
Preach Christ. We have heard il
said about someone that his work
was his life.
Paul's words
We have known mothers whose
lives were lived for the home and
children, and artists who lived for
their art. Here we meet Paul, the
great New Testament preacher,
who said II live, yet not ! but
Christ hveth in me-"
AS we read Pauls Epistles to
the early Christians we know that
this man lived and preached
Christ.
Laymsn 10 participate
christian Laymen" is the topic
for the evening sermon, with lay
men from the church joining with
the pastor in bringing the mess
age.
Mrs. Fay Garcia viii sing the
TRANQUILITY beautiful solo in ''Lei
Not Your Heart Be Troubled" by
Reed, assisted by the choir.
Special attention is called to .
workshop study on the Commission
on Membership and Evangelism
and the Commission on Missions or
October 26 at 1880 pm. at the
church.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
Laymen Will Be In Charge OF
Services At First Methodist

J. Paul Touchton, pastor Of the
First Methodist Church, announced
yesterday that the laymen Of the
hurch viii have charge of the
morning worship service tomorrow.
This is in keeping with the pro.
gram of the General Board of Lay
Activities Of the Methodist Church
and is being observed all over Flo.
rida by the laymen on this SUM-
day.
Several of the laymen will take
part in the service. The main
speaker will be Harold Russell.
Attend Meeting
Several Of the laymen Of First
Methodist were last week end in
attendance on the conference.-the
laymen's meeting at the Methodist
Youth Camp at Leesburg, Fla.
A program emphasizing the "Ste-
wardship Of Poseions" is being
projected by the laymen Of the
First Methodist Church.
At the evening worship hour,
Chaplain Ernest Lineberger will
speak and show a set of interest
ing picture-slides on conditions in
Korea.
Special Day
On Nov. IL all the Methodist
churches of the country are being
asked to join in helping to rebuild
the church in that war-devasted
country.
Mr.. Touchton is glad to have the
people of Stone Church to have this
opportunity to hear from one who
has seen the needs at first hand
and to let the people see the con-
ditions by pictures.
Music Announced
The choir on Sunday morning
win sing 20 Jesus, Thou Art Stand
ing" by Mendelssohn. Ellis Teach
viii render the Incidental solo part.
At the evening worship hour the
anthem will be Himmel's incline
Thine Ear" and Mrs. Paul Herrick
viii sing the incidental solo.
On Tuesday the women of the
Woman's Society of Christian Ser
vice viii observe day Of silence
and meditation at the church with
Mrs. J. Paul Touchton, Mrs. Maude
johnson and Miss Arlene Merritt
in charge Of meditations.
Service will begin at eleven
o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
Churchman Saws
NatiOnalisrl
Hurts Missions

MIAMI IA church leader says
that the rise of nationalsm
in the Orient is forcing the various
Protestant mission efforts to unite
into one national church.
DR.. Virgil A. Sly of Indianapolis,
chairman of the Division Of For
eign Missions Of the Disciples Of
Christ, said he will recommend
similar action to his board Of man
ayers.
The board is meeting here prior
to the International Convention 0i
Disciples of Christ which opens
Monday.
DR.. Sly, who flew here from
Tokyo after q two months tour
Of the Orient, said 0rientals have
. tendency to identity Christianity
with the West and this Is making
the missionary's job harder in The
face of rising nationalism.
Half the churches Of Japan, In
GLIDING those of eight denomina,
tons, have joined in forming The
United Church Of Japan, he re
ported. Disciples of Christ are
among them.
DR.. Sly said he will ask the
denomination to do away with 1t;
own missionary administrative
staff = Japan and put representa-.
tives on the staff of the United
Church movement.
A similar movement has beer
started in the Philippines and the
denomination viii be asked to JON
the cooperative effort there, be
added.
DR.. Sly said he expects similar
Protestant cooperative movements
soon will be established in India,
Thailand, Mexico, Jamaica and
Puerto Rico and he predicted tina,
eventually all foreign missions will
be operated on cooperative basis
with one national Protestant church
in each country.
DR.. Sly reported finding consider.
able Communism in Japan amons
students and the educated class bul
not among the masses. But the
shaky economic conditions result
- from lack Of necessary trade
China could lead to wide.
adopt.on of Communism
-. a--ed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
New Loyalty Oath

WASHINGTON, "a : All Navy
officers now on active duty COM
missioned before July /, 1850, must
sign a new certificate of loyalty
under instructions announced yes.
terday.
Adm. Robert B. Carney. chief of
naval operations, was the first to
sign the new certificate.
Officers who have come into the
service since 1850 have been re.
quired to execute the loyalty GER
tificate prior t commissioning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
CENT Please Both

e 'A-TTNTo, Calf. M-Goy.
Goodwin J. knight has declined To
proclaim United Nations or United
States Day in California, his of.
flee reports, because groups spon.
soring both celebrations wanted
the same date.
A spokesman said as it is
Knights policy to turn down both
parties when opposing factions
want the same day.
u. N. Day has not been prn.
claimed in California since 1e4s
60 spokesman added.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
Artistic Effort

Roxanne Of Samuel Winston
has contributed many impor-
tant trends to fashion, but
none Of them has made her
prouder than her latest dis
covery-a neat trick for get
ting paint OF your hands after
a bout Of furniture painting.
Having black-enameled a table
top in her country house. Rox-
anne found her hands and legs
literally spattered with black.
But a stick Of solid cologne
rubbed in the skin proved
magic in dissolving the paint,
Try it. (
Evening star., 1954-10-10
Washable
Leother

Were you ever drenched by
Q sudden downpour while
wearing a new suede leather
jacket?
Did q waiter ever spill soup
all over your new leather coat?
You needn't worry about
such mishaps any more. Mod
ern science has put an end
to these hazards.
United States tanners are
now producing suede leather
that is crock-proof (the leather
won't come Off and resistant
to water and stains. Other
newly developed leather fin
ishes make it easy to clean
smooth leather garments with
a moist rag and q mild. soap.
no matter how light in color
or, delicate in texture.
Evening star., 1954-10-10


approximately $50 She's done up beaa
fully under the labels OF being eccentric
mind. and free OF binding fashion dictuns
Miss Hawes newest book also gives games
to play in helping identify himself with the right you
figure out the to ~ quantacoo theory describes In
the book relating it to clothes and you're brain
Winston Churchill is Quanta ~ type in the book
TO put things together He doesn't want to make
but manipulating to keep old going
clubs must be Hawes since they like rich
materials velvet fur and gold.
Puzsed2 Read chapter heading. Whose Little
Are You?" leads her some
everybody and everything the orld subordnated
themselves Another chapter attacks cosmetics by saying
psycGtrists the OF makeup flight from reality
that '0hy so mental institutions rve have their
on1en inmates SoO interest in their and
quey call in competent beauty specialists help them out In
their job OF helping these iOonen?
She negates completely are vain They
IKE making up They love wearing sparkling
mad about going to the beauty parlor getting works
They adore the feel of lovely against their skin They
may just like wearing hat getting kick out of it.
Why not?
Personal arguments fun to listen They
may pQue your interest for while but
something
That's how felt!
ELEM
Evening star., 1954-10-10
WATCH FOR THESE DANGER SIGNS

70 you dent went 10 ogs before
your time, beware Of dry skinl
Scaly pores, ugly crows feet,
creases around the neck, hard
lines between nose and mouth -
all are caused by the natural dry
ing-out Of the fatty skin tissue. -.
q process that starts in your early
twenties! And you may be speed
ing up this process without real
izing it drying out your skin
even faster than Nature does -.
making age marks show UP years
before they have to = Just by
using the wrong nsake-Mpi
Practically every type Of makeup
most likely the one you're now
using-sucks up the natural mois-
ture from your face. First the
skin surface dries out and be-
comes scaly and fiaky. If you don't
do something 10 stop the process,
the deep-down skin cells start
drying out too, puckering up the
under-skin 20 the skin surface
Evening star., 1954-10-10
PeorlyTouch

--Mother-of pearl accents on.
holiday accessories. A straight
umbrella handle is entirely
covered with elegant mother.
of-pearl, and the same mate
rial makes gold-rimmed but
tons in a black patent leather
belt.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

becomes creased and wrinkled.
But there is enc muke-vp and
one alone that adds freshening,
rejuvenating moisture to the
skin! Max Factors unique cream
makeup PAN-sTiK moistens and
softens your skin every moment
it's on protects your face from
scorching sun, biting wind, dust
and cold-all of them dangerous
drying agents. And PAN-sTlK
doesn't just guard against dry
skin -it's the most effective, at
tractive, easy-to-use makeup you
can buyl It's the only makeup
that strokes on in seconds with.
out. the need for messy pads !.
just touch the stick lightly to
your face, smooth out with the
ingertips. Stop looking you've
found the only cosmetic that's d
fabulous makeup and an all-day
beauty treatment in one! Seven
shades one Of them perfect
for you. $1.60 plus tax.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
JeWeIY News

-"Outdoor jewelry" on your
winter coat or suit. diversified
lapel pins, In heavy metal and
using bird or animal motifs,
are styled to dress up neavy
woods and tWeedS.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

UuSIIlcSS SUIu HUI liking JIlG IILEIaTy vegetable
any way it's prepared.
Her first book dealing with her theories
Of design. her outlook on the American FASH
ion industry which she felt was nothing more
than market geared to copying France. and
to show collection in Paris In triumph, made
really interesting and amusing reading.
Her second book Is less so. 1t purports to
sho1D hOiD American men and aconaen can haye
more satisfying liues By dressing to suit their
indiuiduGl personalities. What iDe find lacking
is first OF al good definition OF "persohGlity.n
She offers them her reinsurance that they can
all thumb their noses at bigoted fashion de-
signers, 1Driters. or magazine approaches In
Evening star., 1954-10-10
Foshion Notebook
Designer 5 New Book
Not Too DigesfibIe
A Newer Dish, but Still spinuch'

Back in the late sos American designer Elizabeth Hawes
wrote book called Fashion Spinach finds the same
lady writing sequel to it called. it's still spinach
We think her recipe will find lot people the fashion
Evening star., 1954-10-10

THE covERED-UP LooK-More ofter-five foshons have
eoveredup look to them thon ever before White fox
nus are wonderful oceens not only for evening dresses
but for velvet eoots, and theoter-suts
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-11
Saturday. September II. 1854 WEST CITIZEN p.o.

The baby boom has hit the
home sewing market.
Home seamstresses across the
country are turning out their own
maternity clothes, beating the
high cost Of ready-mades and US
ing their own favorite colors and
fashion preference to brighten the
waiting game.
For the newest, youngest and
most flattering maternity blouse
Of the season, you can use per-
manently pleated batiste, now
widely available in piece-good
departments In dainty white and
pastel colors.
The pleated fabric comes with
q paper backing, which Is left
on during sewing, to make the
fabric easier to handle. The pat
tern is laid on the pleated fabric,
with the plsats facing left TO
right. After the blouse ID finish
ed, pull off the paper backing and
the garment viii flare out in
crisp, graceful fulIness. One inch
Of permanently pleated cotton
viii flare 10 approximately five
inches.
Most Of the pleated fabrics
are sold with matching plain cot
ton, to be used In yoke and trim.
Garments made Of this fabrice
wash like 4 breeze, and the pleats
stay In for keeps. Only q light
touch-up with an iron is necessary.
Many sewing center experts point
out that patterns for maternity
clothes are purchased exactly as
you would buy any other pattern
according TO chest or normal waist
measurement. Room for expan-
sion is included In the pattern, and
q woman who wears II normal
clothes will take the same size
in maternity clothes.
The permanently pleated cotton
is sold by the inch instead of by
the yard and is easy to sew,
since the selvage forms the hem.
The pleated fabric also may be
used to make q simple skirt,
which win expand with the figure,
II you allow. for expansion in the
waistband.
Many expectant mothers have
found that this Is q time when
they can look pretty and feminine
for the entire waiting period, by
choosing flattering colors, con-
cealing styles, and Frightening
the general effect with gay cos
tune jewelry.
Make your own stork-elub ward
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-11
Apply To We'd

The following persons have APP
piled for marriage licenses in the
office of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord:
A. r. Fernandez, 80, 627 Duval,
and Helen Sibila, 80, 2509 Fogarty.
p. l. Fuentes, SO, All Catherine,
and Hilda Salgado, u, S19 White
head.
Leroy Heran, n, 1Os Petronia,
and Valderine Saunders, %, so
Whitehead.
G.. S. Henson, 81, USS Thread
fin, and Pauline Turner, rs, 321
Grinell.
F. S. Morozzi, IS, Boca Chica,
and Barbara Thornburg, IS, Surf
Motel.
r. S. Gilbreath, Fl, USS Tarawa,
and Marilyn Marsh, IS, 1917 Dun
can.