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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-31
Bible Characters Are Subject
OF Church OF Rock Sermons

Through the month Of August the
Rev. Mr.. Rogers viii preach on
famous Bible characters at the
Church of the Rock, SIS Francis
Street. The sermon Sunday morn
ing at eleven O'Clock win be taken
from a curious character who
wanted to know more about the
message Jesus brought the world.
Fortunate indeed Is the man who
expresses and shows interest in
any plan or policy to improve =
mans condition, and help him 70
live at peace and in harmony with
his fellow-man should be most wei
come. $3.50.
Personal Interests -.
1t could be that we are too In
volved with the means Of develop.
ing our own personal and selfish
interests that we neglect the, more
weighty and important things Of
life. 80 =.
The world seems deaf to the sim
pie means Of improving mans. 60.
tate here on earth and evil pre-
walls bringing with it tragic, sor-
row and death. Jesus offers the
solution. 49,
Bible Study Emphasized
The Sunday School is open to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-31
Infants ToBe
|Clristened At
LIST Methodist

j. Paul Touchton, pastor Of the
First Methodist Church, has an
nounced that an opportunity will
be given on Sunday morning for
parents to bring infants to the al.
tar for Christening.
Several new members will be re.
ceived into the membership Of the
Old Stone Church at the morning
worship service.
Communion Meditation
The pastors communion media.
ton will be "What Communion
Mean To Me-" Too often, Mr.,
Touchton insists, this service of
the church commemorating the
suterings and death of the Lord
Jesus has been for US something
that happened In q far away land
and in a far away age.
In reality it Is not only related
to our world today but it is vital
in all LIES affairs since it repre-
sents the sacrifice to which l.,u
went in his &c s to make Him
self known to 10. &aExY
10 800. Psalm 81
In the evening Mr.. Touchton will
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-31
Ley Memorial
Board TOM Meet
On Wednesday

Two important meetings are
scheduled for this week at Ley
Memorial Methodist Church, 1904
Truman Avenue, in addition to the
regular Sunday program tomorrow.
The first Of these two meetings
will be the August session Of the
Official Board, which meets on
Wednesday evening at 1880. The
Official Board Is the executive boz
dy Of the local Methodist Church.
Members Of Beard
Included in this executive body
are the general officers, heads Of
departments, and commission
chairmen. This includes the Sun.
day School Superintendent, presi-
dents Of the Woman's Society Of
Christian Service, Methodist Men,
and the Methodist Youth Fellow
ship.
In addition to these the chair
men of the four commissions -
membership and evangelism, mis-
slons, finance, and education -.
trustees, elected stewards, and the
pastor are members of the Off.
cial Board.
Boards Responsibilities
As the executive body of the 10.
cal church the Official Board is
concerned with and responsible for
the entire program of the Church.
ANY problem, plan, or expenditure
not otherwise already provided for
comes before this body.
The other meeting during the
week is that Ley Memorial Me.
thodist Men which is set for TOO
o'clock on Friday night.
Evening Communion Service
The two worship services tomor.
row - 1880 a. m. and 1880 D. m.
- are part of the regular weekly
schedule. The sermon for the NOR
ming service will be "And Three
If BY Air"
The main feature of the even
ing service win be a service of
Holy Communion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-31
Daily Vacation Bible School was

Daily Vacation Bible School was
brought to very successful close
Friday night at Fleming Street
Methodist Church with the pro.
gram put on by the children par
ticipating in the two-week course
of study.
Ninety-five children were enroll
ed and were divided into three
groups.
Instructors Listed
The Beginners were supervised
by Miss Mae Sands, assisted by
Mis- Helen Horne, Mrs. Veral Rob-
erts, Jr., Mrs. Wilma Weech, Mrs
Warren. Russell.
The Primary Department was
headed by Mrs. Claude Sails, as
sisted by the Misses Pat Russell,
Connie Kennedy, Patsy Johnson,
and Mrs. w. J. Grimmick.
The Junior Department was sup.
ervised by Mrs. Kenneth Knowles
assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Minter
and Miss Edna Lois DeLand.
Mrs. j. E. Statham was the di.
rector of the school, and coordinat-
ed the course of study.
Subject Is Announced
On Sunday morning at 1880,
worship service will be held by the
Reverend James E. Statham, using
as his sermon topic, Behold The
Man"
when we behold the Christ,
what We see, hear and feel deter
mines our response in spiritual liv-
ing" Mr.. Statham said. Plate saw
a dangerous political figure rising
in popularity with the people. The
Jewish authorities saw in Christ
= blasphemous criminal deserving
death. The fearful followers of the
Master saw the Lord going to His
death for the sins of the world.
FaVorits Anthem
A favorite anthem of the con-
gregation will be sung by the choir,
Wilson's ".The Savior's Voice"
with the solo taken by John Know.
les.
In the evening at 7:oO, Mr.. Sta.
than will speak upon the "Sin Of
Indifference" The excuse sent re-
jecting the invitation to the great
feast was that these men were
busy with the important things Of
the day.
They said, 81 pray thee have me
excused" This indicated lack of
interest in the Kingdom of God.
They were more interested in the
business and the social life of the
day.
The choir will sing "a Crown OF
Life" by Benson. Mrs. Sails will
close the service with the organ
postlude, March of Triumph" by
Stickles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-31

Bible Woros ,
for Up1ap
ISAIAH 3o:ls -". Ia qie.aess ind ia conf.
dence shall be your s,reassh...."

ISAIAH 3o:ls -" -. Ia ~iessess sad ia conf.
dence shall Be your streas,h...."
The tempo Of modem life is not conducive to !.
quetness Our age is one Of speed and aoise. Cuiet
meditation is a arr that is we'll nigh lost. The
hurry of life must Be punesuased With seasons Of
refreshment life will break down. There is point
beyond which the suess cannot Be borne. This bit
of Scripture is q summons. Il calls upon rs stop
for a moment Of quespess shit eoppo,pre might be
gained to fit US for the journey ahead.
The prophet tells as that these are Gods words
to Israel. If they we're appropriate for l,rpsl there
and then, they more 20 for as here and acx
Our inner strength is repienished during nomeats
of prayerful stillpess Such Stiffness is befa Of
unfalterins faith in God who is "keepins watch
above His own
When one discovers shis truth for himself and
makes it his own he becomes like the weary traveller
who runs upon "a spring in the desert"
DR.. Robert Houston Smith
First Baptist Church
Pineville, La.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-31

How many deeds Of deathless
virtue and immortal crime the
world had wanted had the actor
said, II will do this tomorrow"
Lord John Russell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-31

One today is worth two tomor-
rows.
Franklin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-31

continue his study Of the more fam.
liar Psalms. This Sunday tie Sfu-
dy. viii pc on Psalm g. II reveals
the wonders Of sins forgiven.
The choir win sing in the morn
ing: Ashamed Of Jesus" - Prize
and in the evening the ansise M
be where Jesus Loved to be- -
Bell. Mrs. ROBERTS Is organ
list and director. s.aAt
One today is worth two tomor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-31

any who have no church home and
Mr.. Ralph Noble, the Superinten-
dent, has provided classes for all
age groups.
Special emphasis is placed on
Bible study and this offers all who
are interested in a further and
systematic study OF the Bible, to
discover new truths which will be
helpful In everyday living.
Visitors and service families are
cordially invited TO worship with
this group at any Of their services.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-31
Elliot Van Ryne
To Speak At
Gospel Hall

Elliot Van Ryne of Miami, will
conduct gospel services at the
Gospel Hall, 72O Southland Street
on Sunday evening beginning at
7:45.
Mr.. Van Ryne is the son Of
August Van Ryne, well-known Cos
pei speaker who has visited Key
West frequently.
The elder Van Ryne spoke at
the Gospel Hall last month and
his son is following in his fathers
work.
Everyone il invited to hear this
talented young man speak on Sun
day evening.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-31
St. PGuI's Church
Ready For Sunday

All services At St. PsvI's Ep.
iseopal Church will be held In
the church tomorrow.
The Reverend George Nc.
Nsill Ray. will conduct his last
services Is supply rector.
IL. cmdr. Robert Stretch,
chaplain aboard the UsS Bush.
nell will be guest speaker Of
the evening service.
Fafher Ray and his family
will leave for North Caroline on
Tuesday morning. August :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
Lash Says Crouch
Lied About Him in.
Senate Testimony
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 24.-Joseph
P. Lash, New York Post GORE
spondent at the United Nations,
says Paul Crouch. former Com
munist, lied about him to Sem
ate investigators.
Mr.. Crouch told the Senate In
ternal Security subcommittee in
New Orleans Saturday that Mr..
Lash was one of a f1ve-man
group which tried to obtain in
formation from the White House
for Soviet Russia from the early
1930S to 1912.
Mr. Lash said in letter to the
committee:
Paul Crouch lied in his state
ment about me. -.
Il My only access to the White
House came at the end of 1899
when I was fighting the Com
muniStS following the disillu-
sioning experience of the Nazi-
Soviet pact. At that time q
. common interest in combating
Communist and iSolationist ideas
among young people brought me
together with Mrs. Roosevelt.
20. Although I accept respon-
sibility for having co-operated
closely with the Communists
from 1887 to 1899 in the era Of
the Popular Front, which pre-
coded the Nazi-Soviet pact, did
not become a member either of
the Communist Party or the
Young Communist League.
%. My writings and activities,
public and private. since Septem-
Der. 1889. when the Nazi-Soviet
pact exposed the Communist
Party as a willing and total in
Strument of Soviet interests, will
testify to my uncompromiSing
opposition to the Communists
since that time
Mr.. Lash requested that his
letter be made part of the record
and said he was willing to make
the statements under oath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
U. S. Ships in Germany

WILHELMSHAVEN, Germany.
Mar. "a (P).-The United States
destroyers Meredith and John
ston have arrived for one-week
courtesy call. first of its kind
since the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
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and advantage of modern garette-making rolled
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For pure pleasure, buy pack of Filter Tip King
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17

Customers Corner!
The Daddy of 'em all!
This Sunday June 2Oth we celebrate Fathers Day. Here
at ASEP we see quite lot of father these days he's
doing more and of the family shopping This Is
quite change from the days when we opened the
fact that your APP is "the daddy Of em ARD IN those
the pantry shelf was a mystery to man.
One thing hasn't changed. Father still gets more gooo
food for money at APP And ALPS year round porcy
from his dollar!
So as Fathers Day invited all you men TO come
see come save at ASZP.
CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
ASP Food Stores
40 Lexington Avenue, New York IT, N T.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
Community Concert Campaign
To Get Under Way Monday

A goal of more than 700
memberships has been set
for the ninth annual SUBJ
scription campaign of the
Key West Community Con-
cert Association.
The drive is scheduled to
get underway Monday night
with a Kickoff Dinner to
be held in the Woman's Club
at 7 o'clock.
Mrs. Bernard Frank, chairman
of the membership committee, VIII
direct more than so workers in an
effort to make the drive SO sue
cessful that at least three top flight
artists can be brought to Key Wfst
this season.
1.-THE more memberships we sell,
the higher the caliber of artists we
can obtain" Mrs. Frank explain
ed.
The concert series have been sell
outs for the past three seasons, she
added.
Mrs. Frank warned that unless
Key Westers obtain memberships
during the one week car,najpn
starting Monday, they will be un-
able to attend the concerts. NO tic
kets are ever sold at the door.
She bought out another point, of
particular interest to Navy person
mel, when she said that the Key
West Association is a member of
Community Concerts, Inc, which
stages concert series in more than
a thousand American cities.
Sin the event any member is
transferred to another city Where
Community Concerts are held,
their Key West tickets will be hon
ored," Mrs. Frank said.
Headquarters for the drive will
be the Woman's Club, Duval st.
Those at Monday nights dinner
will hear Roy Williams, New York
representative of Community Con-
certs. Mr.. Williams will address
the meeting and will be in Key
West throughout the week to assist
the campaign.
Workers will also receive last
minute instructions and campaign
materials at the dinner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
.CivicLeaders
AreInvitedT To
Juvenile Meet
County Council To
Discuss Delinquency
Problems Monday

The Monroe County Ju-
venile Council will bold an
important meeting ON Mon
day evening, October rs, at
8 p. m, at the County
Health Clinic building, 202
Fleming Street.
This meeting is of the utmost i'm.
portance to all members and per.
sons interested, i juvenile deiin-
quency. Further discussion will be
made on the plans for expansion OF
services to the children On the
Florida Keys.
Expansion needed
At previous meetings of the Coun-
ell it was brought out that with
the increase in the children popu-
lation, and the knowledge acquired
through service given by the Juve-
nile Court and Welfare Agencies,
that expansion is necessary.
Letters have been mailed, by the
council secretary, Frank Roma
guerra, to all civic organizations in
terested in child welfare problems,
to present to the Council any sug-
gestions they think might be help.
full in the formation of plans for
the expansion Of service.
Attendance urged
Representatives of these organi-
cations were urged to attend the
meeting Monday evening.
The following persons are sche-
duled to speak at this meeting:
Mrs. Joan Knowles, Mrs. Ruth Ives
from the Marathon Teen Age Gen.
ter, who will speak on child prob
lens, and Eugenia Nicola, School
Psychologist.
Doctor Lucille Calverley, presi-
dent pro tenn, viii conduct the
meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
ARMY DISPOSES OF
SURPLUS IN EUROPE

GIESSEN, GERMANY u - The
us. Army in Europe is disposing
of surplus material that originally
cost a billion dollars at its big
quartermaster depot here, hoping
to get one cent on the dollar return.
. Army officials said they hoped
they could sell the old, used and
obsolete equipment-ranging from
butchers frocks and blacksmiths'
anvils to vegetable peeling ma
chines-for around 10 million dol
lars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
Order Obeyed

CINCINNATI Up - A tall, thin
man used new method in holding
UP the bank of nearby Silverton
yesterday and making away with
81 900.
He handed Mrs. Jack Sonneman,
the teller, a counter check made
out for $1,000. 1T instead of being
Endorsed, it read: ,.~~aa
"Cash this cieck normally. Be
quiet. l got a gun and I'll shoot I"
Mrs. Sonneman turned over the
money and the man left.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
|KeCoes To
AidOfPenna.
COP Candidate
By CHARLES =. BARRETT

L
| WASHINGTON Up - President
Eisenhower forays into politically
important Pennsylvania today in a
stepped up drive to bolster the
Republican campaign for the Nov,
2 congressional elections.
About $50 top Republicans in
Observation-Disclosures party lead,
ers and candidates-were invited
to hear the President and eat his
beef stew recipe at luncheon on
Eisenhower's 1S9-acre farm near
Gettysburg.
Eisenhower planned to travel by
auto to the site near the historic
battlefield, about a two-hour drive
from the capital.
Pennsylvania Democrats have
been whooping victory cry in ad-
vance of the election day show
down. They say they have a good
chance to unseat five or more
House Republicans-enough to give
the Democrats control of the now
narrowly divided House if the par
ty holds its own elsewhere. And
they claim good chance to get
the governorship for the second
time in 70 years.
Republicans say they see no
such shift in this normally Repub-
lican state where they currently
hold a 1911 edge in congressional
seats. They predict they'll win the
governorship and perhaps pick I'D
some House seats.
Eisenhower was heading for
Pennsylvania after only one day in
the White House. He politicked in
Connecticut and New York City
on Wednesday and Thursday. He
returned only one week ago from
an eight weeks work-and-play va
cation in Denver.
On the way to his farm. Essen
hover planned to stop off at the
Pennsylvania monument on the
Gettysburg Civil War battlefield
and speak briefly to townfolks.
This was a late addition to his
schedule.
The guest. list for the luncheon
included Sen. James Duff and Gov.
John Fine, whose camps reported
ly have been cool to each other
within the COP; Sen. Ed Martin,
National Committeeman G. Mason
Owlett, National Committeewoman
Mrs. D. Ray Murdoch, COP State
Chairman Miles Horst. And all 30
Republican candidates for House
seats.
Neither Martin, Duff nor Fine
are candidates at this point. The
senator's terms do not expire this
year. Republican 1t. Gov. Lloyd
H. Wood is running against Dem
ocratic State Sen. George M. Lead
er for governor.
Three tents were set up on the
farm-one for the luncheon, one
for the cooks, and one for the
press. Eisenhower himself won't
Continued on Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
Police Search
For Prowler

Police are searching today for a
Navy man accused of breaking
into an apartment in Poinciana
last night.
According to the report Of Pa
trolman Harry Sawyer, he was
told by q woman identified as Mrs.
Mary Nagury, 166-H Poinciana,
that she was visiting in the apart
ment Of q friend next door when
the Navy man Knocked on the door
and asked for MARY or John. -
She observed two more men sitting
in car in front of the house.
She said that she told the man
that ''he was in the wrong place. /"
Then, she said, the man went to
her apartment and removed a
screen from window and entered.
He left later by the front door.
Nothing was missing, police said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
'CharityCarne
Planned By
Lions Club

Tickets for the Little Army
Navy" game were passed out TO
members of the Lions Club during
their weekly meeting held Thurs
day night in the Lions Den on Sem
mary Street.
The meeting marked the kickoff
for the ticket sales of the annual
charity football classic sponsored
by the local Lions Club. The game
will be held in the new football
stadium at SIS pm. on Deem
Der 3, Friday night.
The proceeds from the game will
be split three ways; one third will
60 to the Polio fund; one third will
be given to Navy Relief; and one
third will go for the use in Lions
Club Charities. The favorite chart
ty for the Lions Club j3 assistance
for the blind.
The game will be played between
the Pensacola Navy Goshawks and
the Eglin Airforce Eagles.
The dinner meeting did not have
a speaker for the evening. The time
was devoted to business concern
ing the game.
Members were told that tickets
would not sell fast until the days
proceeding the game.
The induction of three new men,
bers was postponed until next
Thursdays meeting because of the
time devoted to the game business.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
Decision On Nal,
Go. SquIaabble1o
Be Made ByCAA
Moulding
Permit Causes
Mazur Arrest

Yesterdays arrest Of Nor
ris Mazur. owner of the
Atlantic Shores Motel, for
not having a building per-
NIT, today led to a blast
from Police Chief Bienven-
lido Perez at police harding
of the case.
Mazur, charged with not having
building permit and failure to
obey lawful order of the build
ing inspector, is free in 500 bond.
The trials is set for 3 p. m. Mon
day in City Court.
The story began shortly before
p. m. yesterday when Ray Knopp,
city building inspector, discovered
construction work underway at the
Atlantic Shores Motel, $40 South
St., for which no building permit
has been issued.
Knopp said he ordered the work
stopped and added that Mazur re-
fused to obey the order.
Besides" said Knopp, "Mazur
refused to tell me what he was
having built"
Wagon Dispatched
When Mazur refused to halt the
work. Knopp phoped city police.
Patrolman John Linehan and the
paddy wagon were dispatched to
the motel.
There, Linehan placed Mazur un-
der arrest.
Mazur wore a 500 check 10 COW
er bond, gave it to Linehan and
Linehan drove the pie wagon back
to the police station.
This is what led to the squawk
from Perez.
IAN officer is suppoed to bring
the arrested man to the police sta.
tion,' Perez said, "stand him be-
fore the desk and then set his bond.
Investigation Ordered
SIT is neglect Of duty to do other.
WISE" the chief added.
Chief Perez said he has ordered
thorough investigation of the
case.
Knopp also complained of police
handling of the case.
mot only did Linehan not bring
Mazur to the station" Knopp said,
but the officer did not arrest the
man who was doing the work, as
ordered him TO-"
The construction work is being
done on the beach side of the mo-
tel. It consists of a trench dug par.
allel to the waterfront. Forms
have been built into the trench for
the pouring of concrete.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23

For Quick Communicated,
Use CLASSIFIED Adsl You'll
reach buyers and sellers
tenants or workers Just
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23

Key West Florida. hos the
most equuble climuts in the
country. with an average
rongs Of only IA Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-23
$40 Make Key West,
Cuba Trip In Oct.

The "cify Of Key West" has
carried . total Of l3s svfome-
biles and $40 passengers on
If first six trips sssween This
city and cardenss, Cuba, II was
announced today.
The ship left This morning
with Is cars and 50 passen-
gers.
Company officials expressed
pleasure over The response to
the ferry from all over HE ma.
tion and pointed out that minor
schedule and other difficulties
are rapidly being worked ovf.