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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-02
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

and when you see some at work
- communist fashion using decep-
ton, intrigue, infiltration - pre-
tending to be a friend in order to
steal and rob, then even murder
(character) you become convinced
that Satan is in Key West. One
does not need to visit the many
places of iniquity to find the devil,
ne operates quite openly in more
fertile fields such as the church.
Any pastor is fully aware of this
situation and yet is fearful of pull
ing up the weeds, "lest while We
gather up the tares, ye root up
also the wheat" (Mat. 1929 We
are still struggling to understand
life.
Job faced disaster. His oxen were
driven off by the Sabaeans, his
sheep died in a fire, the Chal-
daeans took his camels and his
children died in a hurricane. Satan
pretended it was the act of God
and perhaps it was simply to test
Jobs faith. Many good men have
fallen into doubt under less adver-
sites. When such treatment is in
stigated by people pretending to be
Christian, it becomes a struggle to
understand life.
We can better understand Jesus
scathlng remarks and woes to the
PharlseeS as we learn Satan is
really a personal devil. There are
people who claim to be good and
upright, and all their ilk and kind
will so testify, yet they operate in
the most fiendish manner. That's
life.
An excellent example is to be
found in the individual who is en-
trusted with funds, but like Judas
suspects everyone else of being
crooked. He might resort to in.
tercepting the mails and illegally
check for fear someone is getting
more pef than he. He accuses inno-
cent persons of misrepresentation
OF funds and through gossip hind.
ers and cripples the work of God.
Such a person working boastfully
under the guise of "good and up
right" is an outstanding example of
the Legitimate offspring of Satan
himself often more properly called
by another name. Job should have
been living in the 10th century and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-02
Religious Aid
Is Given By
Telephone
BY TOM STONE

NUREMBERG, Germany IN -
Germans whose troubles stack up
too high can now reach for a tele.
phone and get religious comfort.
The Rev. Franz Georg Wart-
burg, a gray-haired Jesuit priest,
started the service here. It will
be offered soon in other German
communities by members of his
Roman Catholic order, he said.
The 51-year-old priest gets an
average of 20 telephone calls a
night from persons who are des-
pendent or confused and who want
spiritual advice.
Some of them are in real trou-
ble," he said, land do all l
can to give them comfort. There
are others whose burdens are not
quite so heavy, but who need
someone to talk to-"
A young German telephoned that
ne was unable to get work and
was contemplating suicide.
Il talked to him a long time
and pleaded with him not to give
up hope" the priest said. "Two
days later the young man called
back and said that he had got
a Job and was happy.
Sometimes the callers give their
names, and sometimes they do not.
Their names are not important.
It's their souls that count.
Once in while, when a per-
son is in really serious trouble.
l invite him to come to see me
personally. But most cases.are
handled by phone.
of course I can't hear confes-
slons over the telephone, nor do
other things that only a church
can do. But we try to help others
as much as possible"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-02

he could have learned more about
life.
Job Stands Fast
Job did learn something which
we can all learn and that is, "when
he hath tried me, / shall come
forth as gold" Like a tall sky
Scraper, reinforced with beams of
steel, he might have swayed slight
ly in the stiff storms of life, but
he came through with flying colors.
He had been tried in the fire of
adversely but came out pure gold.
God does not tempt any man but
he does allow man to be tempted.
Even his Son Jesus Christ was led
by Gods Spirit into the wilderness
to be tempted.
The temptation of Job die not
come directly from Satan. but
through Jobs friends. With trium-
plant faith Job suffers his success
sive losses of dear ones, wealth
and his own health. "In all this
Job sinned not, nor charged God
with foolishness." There was a
sting to the friends who sarcastical-
ly taunted, Course God and die"
Job thought he had good and loyal
friends, but like far too many in
this day of deception, they turn
on their best friends and seek to
cruelty them. Like the imps Of hell
they seem to rejoice in the misery
they can create. Job, did learn
something about life, that is you
can't trust seemingly your best
friends.
The Salvation Army's little paper
carried the story of a farmer who
had broken many of his farm i'm
plements on a big rock that lay
In the middle Of one of his fields.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-02
Teachers Boycott
New York Town

WATERFOWL, NY. R-Eighty-
nine school teachers in neighboring
Lowville are boycotting this city
because one of them got a parking
ticket here.
The unidentified teacher received
the tag while attending a school
zone conference a week ago.
Principal Leon A. Davis of Low
vile wrote Watertown Mayor John
H. Newman that "we will make
every effort" to see that no Water
town concerns get any part of the
two million dollars to be put into q
new Lowville school. 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-02
Bible Woros
tot Tooap

II CHRONICLES 7:l4--"H Ny people -. shall
humble themselves and Pray, and seek Ny face.
and turn from their wicked ways; then will :. j
forgive their sin, and will heal their land.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-02
Gems OF Thought
EDUCATION

EDUCATION
All education should contribute to
moral and physical strength and
freedom.
Mary Baker Eddy.
To know the laws of God in ma
ture and revelation. and then to
fashion the affections and will into
harmony with those laws - this is
education.
Sylvester Scovel.
Education is a possession which
cannot be taken away from men.
-Epictetus.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-02
Finally one day he decided to move

Finally one day he decided 10 move
the stone. With a crow bar he APP
preached the rock to learn that it
was not so large after all and was
simply laying on top of the ground.
1t was easily removed. Despite the
WORK OF Satan who causes us so
much trouble and misery, Just a
little determination and faith could
easily remove what seems to be
an lmmovable obstacle to peace
ana security. The Lesson of life is
easy and simple if we only follow
the instructions found in Gods
word.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-02
yob's struggle 10 understand
life. Job la, 1919
BY RALPH ROGERS

life. Job La, IS-z3
BY RALPH ROGERS
We are switching back into the
Old Testament with this lesson be-
ginning the fourth Quarter. The
first two lessons of the quarter are
found in Job, five in Proverbs, five
in Psalms and the last one in Ec-
clesiastes.
The lesson today is true to life.
We find a man visited with all sorts
of trials and reverses and he finds
it hard to understand life. He is
perplexed and crushed by calami-
ties, injustices, undeserved punish
ments, SORROWS, troubles and ap-
parent ruin. His neighbors see all
this and ridicule a man who would
cling to a God who allows such
punishment. Often men are visited
by such trials and tribulations and
they fall. Not Job - he twas per-
feet and upright, and one that fear
ed Cod"
Jeb's Character
The first verse in today's lesson
tells us what kind Of 4 man Job
is. AS the lesson develops we find
that one of the most common pro-,
blemS of life is here discussed -
the problem of evil, and Gods re-
lation to evil. God and Satan strug-
gle for the soul of a man and
we know that such a struggle has
been waged since the beginning of
time. The struggle as we see it to-
day deals with a good and perfect
man.
Job has prospered in q material
way. He owned camels and much
cattle, property, had a large and
loving family with whom he pray
ed, and he remained true to his
God. It isn't every one who would
endure all the suffering, Affections
and reverses without blaming it on
someone else - preferably God.
A friend of mine living in Bel
mont, Massachusetts, wrote to me
during the war. She knew Harold
Russell quite well since he was a
meat cutter in the store where she
brought groceries. Harold went into
the army and 4 T. N. T. block
blew off his hands. Naturally he
was discouraged but he mastered
the use Of hooks and took the part
of Homer Parrish in 1.-THE Best
Years of our Life" He has en-
couraged countless others to carry
on in spite of their handicaps.
He was nicknamed Hooks" by
his buddies and while he went
through all the tortures of a dis.
figured person, he was determined
to overcome this disaster with
faith. He said, ''There is some
thing in most people that won't let
them take defeat lying down. Call
it anything you like, but to me it
is faith - faith in God and in my
self, faith that I can always rise
from any setback" There are still
good and upright men in the world.
Satan A. Work
The conditions of life offered Job
have never been withdrawn or re-
Scinded. God has made man a
free moral agent and he has ex-
posed this child Of his to the wiles
of the devil. God believes that
through his love and concern for
mankind, that he can keep him
loyal and faithful to him despite
all Satan can do. Job continued
faithful through the most depres-
sing and discouraging experiences
of both body and soul.
Satan is as much a "person"
as the Comforter" whom Jesus
promised to send following his as
cension. Satan works in people
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-02
ONE MORE VOTE

CHICAGO R-Sen. Paul II. Doug
las (D-M.), seeking reelection for
his second term, was assured of an
other vote Thursday. His daughter,
Jean, q. appeared in the election
commission office in the city hall
and registered to cast her vote in
the Nov. 2 election.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-02

ed on copyrighted outlines
p.oeaeea by the Division of Christ
,ah Eaaeatfon, National Council of
C.urehes OF Christ In the u. =.
A. and used by permission.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-02

In our Churches We have more abseneees than
advertisers, and more moving by fear than BY faith
We magnify the material more than the spiritual
and religious awakening is Necessary to our ma
sional survival The conditions We are 70 meet are
plain. Humiliy-"humus'' ground I must not
over-rate myself or my possessions. Humble-See
God See myself See my sin! ITS me, Lord,
standing in the need Of Prayer" Stop running from
God. Seek His face Tum! If Ny people will-then
will give spiritual and material property. We only
have to meet the conditions, God will take care Of
the results This is an experience verse. may prove
it and find it true. So can America! So can you'll
Dr.. J. Clark Hershey
First Baptist Church
SD Pulaski, Tennessee
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-02

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Over One Million
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ADVICE TO READERS
To Obtoin Best Results From
Storm Windows

Well built storm windows, whether Of glass,
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-n they are well sealed. For best results
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8. Caulk aluminium type before putting
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cracked panes at once.
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WITHOUT BREAKING
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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-18
The Vets
Mailbag

plans for training Only a small
number said they did not intend
to train under the Korean CT Bill
Post-Worea veterans wiwth
World War II service showed less
interest in the Korean CT training
program. Many are fairly well es-
tablished in life, and a sizeable
number had taken World War II
CT training before entering their
second hitch of military duty.
Question of the Week
@. I am planning to go to school
under the Korean CT Bill Could
I count my parents as dependents
for CT allowance purposes
A. You could include your par
ents as dependents only if they are
in fact dependent on you