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FARM AND GARDEN
USED EQUIPMENT-ReE. A Ulov !

USED EQUIPMENT-Reg. A pillow and
cult. H tractor NM model. Q
Economy with pillow cult and
grader; Ford loader and cult. 2
l2-inch and 2 l4-inch piows; trac-
tor NM model: HIM 240 cult: one
16-inch INC plow, so combine. 76P
hay chopper SO Harvester thrasher
with motor; HIM corn planter; gar
den tractors MALONEY's. INC
Silver Spring; ~ $685..
International tractors and farm
equip. new Holland farm equip.
New Idea farm equip, Meyer hay
conditioners. Wood mowers, Brillion
grass seeders. Ezee Flow lime sewers,
baler and binder Irvine; parts and
service MALONEY'S. INC. Silver
Spring
parts and service MAHONEY'S INC
silver Spring, Md. JU. S-3333
IEC CUB. as low as S745. for small
farm OF estate. MALoNEY's. INC,
Silver Spring Md
FREE REMOVAL. pruning. topping
fruit and evergreen trees trimmed
winter prices; free estimates. Ii
3-3379 any time. 70
COW MANURE, well rotted. $40 70,
Is bushels: $3.50 for 10 bushels; So
Tor bushels; delivered. Top soil
WA. 1858. b
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

s IA On s sd4d a M09D any an sRsn
hardwood for flrepl. or stove. $2l
per cord delivered. Gaithersburg
WOOD. fireplace and stove length,
A CORD OF WOOD is Axis. Get
full cords from r. E. PRIEST: $14.
SIS, SD. S24. OIL. 6-7643.
FINE, MIXED, SEASONED firepl.
wood. del. Call 10. 5-0556. 4
Al FIREPLACE HARDWOOD. mixed.
splits; SIC per cord delivered. ia.
S-7506, evenings. 7'
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WE BEAT ALL DISCOUNT PRICES
BRAND-NEW 1854 FAMOUS MAKES
AIMCO TV SALES
3143 N washington Blvd.
Arlington. Va. Open til Q. IA. $500
Y vs. WITH 60 AN !-s saa FIN radio ' re
~, 21-inch, 1858 Hallicrafters, ex-
cellent cond., Sis or best cash offer.
Call after s, AID. 4-l1O4. -
como. Si5o. Cali TU. 2-6246. after
TSYPHElWWRITERs-New portables, from
S4 Em s. .M 5fPds5ss t T%PEw Ssr "a
chimes sharply reduced Rentals
and repsIrs;; CENTRAL, 2ol9 14th
1 n HH ~ new new iportaples. $3.50
wkly.; recond. once machines. S25
SCHOOL. 1855 G st. NV. Ma.
rTPsEE%sRIrERs, port. NEW, Rem,
free home dem, $l,50 wk. D1. Z
WASHER sHHiER early model, ABc Spin
drier. new motor; perfect shape
so. After $50. Browning S-9l ~
WASHER hSuHIOIe duIOhldLAS WIFI
sud saver; excel. cond.. 1852 model.
S175. Carriage. list out style Doodle
buggy. with mattress used 4 mos;
peri. cond.. S17.50. OIL. 9-S9!2.
WAsHER-Bendix; all interior parts
new; 500. OIL. 2-6452. 3
WASHERS Maytag, Bendix and
Crosley; auto. and wringer; new
and recond. AS low as S24 80.
Bigsest trade-in allowance in city;
Cash or terms AABACO, 2O2O
R. l. ave. ne Open Sunday.
WASHING MACHINE, portable, with
stand and wringer. excellent condi-
ton. automatic pump. JE. 3-204l.
WASHING MACHINE-Apex. like new.
$40: brocatelle couch and chair set,
$40. 1907 S 18th St. All, Va. --3
WEDDING DRESS-Size 10, worn
once, purchased at Garfinckers for
$500; will sell for $50. EN-. 2-l256,
Youth BED-with matt. SIS. 70.
TWO-SUITER LEATHER CASE: new
condition. Used once; ten dollars
less than cost. WO. 6-1S90.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-D.c.

50i BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-Livfng-
pvt. bath; ,utils. furn. incl. washer
empl; couple or girls; $40 mo. Cali
G iG TINS ST.. N.w.-Attrac.. mod,
Arm. apt; tile bath; porches; laun-
a aey lai,is gt or fu Adult, ex 81
NORTHUMBERLAND bedrms.. liv
rm., din. rm.. kit, and bath; accom-
3. no. $3.50, Ext. 702. -
1884 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Newly
decor. comb. oed-liY. rm.. lge. kit.
pvt, bath, on LIST a.. 10
1929 10th ST. N.W.-Lovely 2-bedrm
ttlicesaily dec. = ali new iurn;: Just Tsdee
$500 g. 18Th g ? s s a. N.w.-Liv. rm.. bed
NIX kit bath: s73 mo; utils; incl.
rA3iEsd s scdTf Oeiisee and &s 1885 S.
furn' apt, for those looking fS'1 for
quality. Sl10 per mo; parking avail.
See manager, 1923 r. I. ave. NV.
N ab,s s Sw rms s; kit saa sf. sf 81,
ONE 2-RM. and one 3-rm. bsmt.
apis, pvt. bath; also rms. $50, $50
and $50. No children. Ii. 4-4236.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1875 P st.
n.w,-Very clean, 2 rms. share bath,
$50. for couple. AID. 4-9624. -
HTS, $50 Southern ave
--lst-h. apt, pvt home, pvt. en-
trance, Ice. rms, kit. and bath.
all utils. furn.. for adults. $50 per
mo; Call 10: $4,000; If no answer
EAST CAPITOL ST.-Mod.. 2 rms, -.
n missy ,4 dq1n s Ssa5e bath Eiss Il
La iIe i' ST. NV. isa5Ls-r 2aos apt.
Isl a.. bedm. hv. rm.. kit. bath:
adults; Sl00 mo. NO. 1850. IS
MT. PLEASANT-2-rm. efic.. liv,-
bedrm. comb. pine paneled, nicely
furn.. bath and shower. Kit. all
utils.. pvt. entr., SIS. no. 2-2520
after & I'm. -
POLLING VIEW APARTMENTS
LsGse -b bed apt; completely s,,,,, fqrn;
full din. kit. and bath. incinerator
laundry rm.. etc: immed an 81
ture occupancy. See MRS LEONE
302i 4th st Sc. Art. No. 3. 10.
1870 or UN. 4-54ss.
5Ul9 3rd ST. N.W.-One arm. apt.
pvt. bath; 500 mo. One hsmt. apt.
pvt. bath; $3.50 mo-
l45 18th ST. NE-2-rm. apt; $50
! a06 C ST. N.E.-Bsmt. apt. . rms.
pvt. bath; S4S.50 mo.
REAL ESTATE CO,
IL. 6-7043
500 Massachusetts, Ave. NE.
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tcens.

EMPLOYED coLoRED MAN, hom,
York ave. NV. Apt. 403. LYNCH.
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE
TOWN HOUsE-Man wanted to snare
well-furn. house with 4 other men;
nr. Wardman Park Hotel; pvt. bed
rm.: excel. cook. tvs. ldry.; very
H T1es' l. gi1srs avail can after $50
LADY, over aE' 25. to share 5-rm.. 1st.
a. apt. and bsmt. with widow ana z
schoolage children: NV. loo. on
l4th st. carline. Ia. 9-64I7 after
YotRN ,Gi LADY to share apt. with
tims. kE. s1sss ate. sa s'p p@ oaz
girl; S45. DU. 7-76s6. 4
GIRL TO SHARE 5-rm. apt. with one
other Girl. 174o Penna. ave. NV.
near Roger Smith Hotel. ST. 3-2s27.
GIRL TO SHARE exceptionally nice
apt. in apt. BLDG; twin beds, Beauty
Rest mattresses; express transp.
close; 10th and EHslid NV; $40,
N ca1l afses 8; ei go Sa719i modern
bedrms.. twin beds. nv; with an
other girl; S3s mo. RIA. 3-5SO2 ewes.
Two-BEDRM.. beautifully furn. apt.
to share with another lady; near
Boyer Smith Hotel. NE. 5000
bedrm. apt; share with
2 pther men; all facils.. quiet. good
loo; outdoor pool; ia. 5-5649.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share lge.
apt. with other girl; mod. bldg. all
cows. transp. furn. 10. 1922.
GEORGETOWN-Room in large conf
apt. for couple or one: share living
room. kits bath with one other girl:
reas. DE. 2-2l2g after q. %
MOTHER Of one. will share small apt.
with working girl or mother; child
accepted. JE. 4-5314. o.
MAN to share new, 1-bedrm. apt
with man 25-35: close in, park;
leas. ia. 2-46SO after 10 pm.
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The John Kilpen Hotel

2310 ASHAiEAD PL. NV.
"a block OF Conn. ave. overlooking
Rock Creek Park away from traf-
nc noise: cow. transp.: dhle. and
sgle rms. pvt baths avail: excel
meals; rates: S17.50 wk. up. HO.
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FARM 8 GARDEN Gent

LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
-Topsoil, manure. trees, shrubbery
0646. JE. 2-2S43. JE. 3-0S7S.
FOR SALE, bluegrass sod, oak timber,
in Va. IA. 1926.
ROTOTHLING, GARDENS. LAWNS;
soil pulyer. for early spg. planting
reas. rates. JE. 3-7926. %
SPECIAL TWINE AND NEW
MACHINE SALE UNTIL MARCH list
INC baler Irvine. 1915 per bale cash
New Holland black,
New Holland white.
New Holland Model so wire baler
reduced to 50 .65O.
INC. Model 400 p.t.o. spreader. S675.
reduced to 1878.
INC. Sl26 Georgia ave-.
Silver Spring. Nd. Ju. S-33j3.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. g VA.

MT. RAINIER--Bright. sunny double
desired: UN. 4:0263. a
GENTLEMAN will rent lge. front rm.
with pvt. entr., in apt on old Va.
estate. IL min. D. c.; cooking priyil,
to right person; 5 Minis walk to Lee
hwy: bus. ia. 2-S745. -5
ALEXANDRIA--One room, on first
floor; private bath. XII, S-2O22. IS
NORTH ARLINGTON-Unu nice
rm. with bath for gentleman. in
new brick home. ia. S-6154. a
CHEVY CLASSROOM in big. beauti-
full, private home: all home privi-
leges: tennis court. OIL. 4-66O3. -
ARL.-Lge. rm.. next bath, in new
bone Bone PIC block to bus Sooo 2ioo N.
1917 N. lockwood. ARL.-Lovely
rm.. mr.. bus. phone. liv. -rm privls.,
TV. IA. s-531S, ME. $4,000. %
ARLINGTON-Clean single rm., pvt.
lavatory; gentleman: "a blk. bus:
ARL.-Lge. sunny corner room: IS
minutes to White House. 10 to
Pentagon and Arl. Hall; maid serv-
ice. FREE PARKING. ia. $500.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. extended.
Takoma Park. Md. mr., Dist, line
Large conf. rm.. pvt. bath. for
gentleman; reas. JU. S-1682. 3
CHEVY CHASE. near Circle-Private
home: oriental rugs: SO week. OIL.
22635. EN-. 2-S3S3
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES, bah.
chicks. JAMES FEED STORE, 61s
X st. NV. ME. S-00S9.
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

CLEAN, COZY furnished room for
housekeeping; gentleman. Box 347-
B, Star
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Bellevue Gardens
APARTMENTS
Completely Decorated
UNPUBLISHED, S72

FURNISHED SSO
UTILITIES INCLUDED
Large rooms I to closets; new
S-cu- 1T. Westinghouse refrigerator
with freezing compartment now
being installed; spacious lawns
adjacent to large playground with
day school: bus at door. zone.
Phone 10 3-40l0
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EXHIBIT" Welcome
quality animals for sale. Lou
LOAD OF SADDLE HoRsES, Just in
from Tenn. 9 nice walking mares
and geldings, walking pony. 8 COW
ponies. JU. 9-9615, ewes. HU. 3-9075.
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'oLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
Share kit: phone in rm.; mr.. Navy
Yard. Call Ii. 4-1067, week end,
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MIRAMAR

1901 18th ST. NV.
Attractive furn. effic. apt. incl kitch-
l6. See manager or cali ''
CAFRITZ. DI. 7-o090. "A
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.
17O1 10th ST. NV.

l Rm., Bath $64.5O up
2 Rms, Kit, Bath $40
3 Rms, Kit, Bath - 140
In one Of Washington's most attrac-
tive apt. houses. newly decorated
and attractively furnished with wall
to-wall carpet and draperieS, switch
board. mail desk and elevator serv-
ice; rent includes utilities. To in
spect apply at desk or call MIR.
NOLAN. DU. 7-1000. =
1910 BILTMORE NV.
Newly decor. 2-bedrm. apt. in apt
bldg: lge. liv. rm.. din. rm., flrepl. !;
foyer, powder rm., bath, kit, porch;
suitable diplomat; $175: years lease.
AID. 1880. AID. 4-21g2. %
CIRCLE AREA
New apartment. walk to work. Large
living room, spacious bedroom. Gen
eral Electric kitchen. dinette, large
modern bathroom and shower. five
walk-in double closets, cross venti-
lation, new modern furniture. rugs,
wall to wall; Venetian blinds. auto
matte washing machine and dryers,
free gas. electricity and telephone
suitable for four adults. Month-to-
month lease. $3.50 per month. Du.
7-6t144 -
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N ARLINGTON
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

Mr.. HECHTS AND KANN's
SsuS SlS room Comfy, PVT pain; On transp,
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ARLINGTON-Large. nicely furn. l.
bedrm. duplex. Liv. rm. din rm..
kit, bath; expos. pvt. entr,. all
near bus, shopping. Pentagon.
downtown; avail. now: S85. RE.
7.S20O, Ext. GA. daytime; evenings.
bedrms.: children
accepted: close to transp. and shop
ping $125 mo-. incl. utils. j. Full
LER GROOM REALTY CO.. IA.
5-9OIe or IA. 7-44S7. IS
y; ARL."-Bedrm.. liv. rm,. dinette,
elec.; sos. Adults. ia. 2-l89O.
ARL., mr.. Memor. Bridge; newly furn.,
lge. de luxe apis; bedrm.; 500. 80.
2 bedrms.; $11O-S135. JE. STAG.
TWO 5-RM. APTs.-Some are furn.,
pvt. bath; no dogs; $50 mo. each.
Phone Haymarket 4-2255. %
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GOOD HOPE HILLS

GOOD HOPE HILLS
WEST SIDE OF MAYOR RID.
AT Both ST. Sc. AND OVER
LOOKING SUITLAND PARKWAY
Modern apartments. in attractive,
small buildings, with homelike at
moSphere. Unusually large living
room nth dining area combined,
spacious bedroom IA foot by 10
foot concrete rear porch, ample
closet and storage space; S72.60
off-street parking. Rental ONCE,
300 Both st. Sc. LII. l-3300. III
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Calls Made Immediately

home: cash. We do moving. storage.
ia 9-2o37; evenings. RIA. 3-14 10.
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GEORGETOWN
2514 QUE ST. NV.
Large l room, dinette, kitch-
en- and bath; $92.50 Also
/ room, kitchen and bath;
$3.50.
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TARPATTT,TNS
SALE

DROP CLOTHS-CANVAS
LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE
asia M ST. NV. Elk. 1882
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BEDRooM-ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL UNTIL z PM, EN-. 2-6677
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WE BEAT ALL DISCOUNT PRICES
BRAND-NEW 1854 FAMOUS MAKES
AIMCO TV SALES
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'EST N. ". LOCATION
IN WASHINGTON

Furn effic, extra-large dressing room
dinette, outside kitchen and bath
$40 mo-, util.; ,secretarial service
garage II desired. Call NO. 1881
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ANTIQUES
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
ANTIQUES
WANTED
FORMER

Pennsylvania Dealer
WILL BUY ANYTHING OLD
WILL BUY CHINA. RRIC-A-BKAC.
FURNITURE. PAINTINGS, JEW
ELRY. PICTURE FRAMES, CUT
GLASS. MUSIC BOXES. BEER
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BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity, ans
removed at our expense ALBION
BOOK SHOP, 1868 Penna. ave. NV.
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COLORED-2Ols 9Th Sf.-D6ie. front
dren or 8 Sdyits. BE. a-f4si. e ms
The Key West citizen., 1954-07-10
Communion Service AT First
Presbyterian Church Sunday

erciseS for the school will be held
at the Church this Friday night
at 1880. Everyone is invited to
attend.
Meeting Scheduled
The Session will meet on Mon
day night at 500 in the social
hall. On Wednesday night at 7:3O
the choir will meet for practice
under the leadership of Mrs. John
Archer. The officers and teach
ers Of the Church School will meet
on Thursday night at 800 in the
social hall. Mr.. John Archer, gen.
eral superintendent, has announc-
ed that this workers conference
is to make plans for the further
effective witness of the Presbyter-
ian Sunday School in this area.
Attendance at the Church School
has been running between so and
IS above this time last year.
Out of the last 48 Sunday attend
ance has been higher, for the per.
iod the year before, each time
with the exception of two Sum
days, and they were rainy.
The Key West citizen., 1954-07-10
Church OfRock
Shows Increase
In Membership

The Church of the Rock, indie.
pendent Presbyterian, SIS Francis
Street, has almost doubled its
organization. While many of its
members take advantage Of ex-
tended vacations through the sum-
mer, the attendance continues
good.
Although the temporary chapel
does not offer all the facilities Of
comfortable church, there con-
tinues to be keen interest in the
future plans by both the Young
folk as well as by the adult mem
bers. There is always a most
friendly fellowship manifest which
is an inspiration and strength TO
Christian living.
Sermon Topic
Sunday morning the Rev. Mr..
Rogers will preach at eleven o.
clock using as his subject, MANS
Obligations"
Any organization demands of its
members certain obligation. Often
it is just the payment of dues.
Some attach definite and specific
responsibilities depending on the
purpose of the group.
Some of these are social. bene.
fitting only, the members concern
ed. The Christian is obligated to
not only himself, that he deport
himself in manner different from
the world, but he is required to
help his brother who may be in
need. He Is expected to promote
truth, justice and righteousness.
An inventory of our daily acti-
vities might show that we -
default with our Christian oblixa.
tionS.
Sunday School
The Sunday School continues
good following the Daily Vacation
Bible School. Many new children
attended that weekday school and
are now interested in the Sunday
classes which meet each Sunday at
ten O'Clock. Mr.. Ralph Noble, the
superintendent, has provided COM
petent teachers and room for all
age groups despite the cramped
quarters. The space in the rear OF
the chapel is being utilized and
The Key West citizen., 1954-07-10

Mrs. Bell with her group meets on
the sidewalk.
Visitors and service families will
always find a most cordial well
come at this church.
The Key West citizen., 1954-07-10

Liberty, when it begins to take
root, is a plant of rapid growth.
Washington.
proclaim liberty throughout all
the land unto all the inhabitants
thereof.
Inscription on Liberty Bell
at Philadelphia.
The God that gave us life, gave
us liberty at the same time.
jefferson.
The Key West citizen., 1954-07-10

The Lords Supper will be OBJ
served in the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning with
the minister, the Rev. Richard E.
Coulter speaking on the text 81 am
the Bread of Life"
Assisting in the Communion ser
vice will be the Elders of the
Church headed by Mr.. A. c. Elgin
the oldest active member in point
of service on the Session, and q
charter member of the Church.
The evening service will mark
the fifth in series of sermons on
the Epistles to the Hebrews. For
the past several Sunday nights the
minister has spoken on such
themes as Angles, Creation, The
Age of the Earth, The Universe.
All of these things are mentioned
in the first few verses of the let
ter to the Hebrews, and indicate
that Christianity and Science are
not in conflict but in agreement.
Youth Activities
The Youth Fellowships will meet
at $50 pm. in the social hall.
The young people are making
plans to send delegates to the
Summer Conference held in Flori-
da for the youth of the Synod Of
Florida. Four delegates are plan
ming to represent the local Church
this summer.
Summer Bible School closed its
first week with a very successful
program good enrolment and en-
thusiastic pupils and teacher. The
second week will begin Monday
morning at 8 am. The closing ex-
The Key West citizen., 1954-07-10

and then carelessly swallow a
camel.
"Galilee Olden" by Foster will
be sung by the choir
Instead of staying at home and
criticizing the work of the churches,
attend services on Sunday and
add your presence to the organiza-
ton that is the main hope Of TO-
days chaotic world
The Key West citizen., 1954-07-10
Youth Week To
End AtFirst
Baptist Church

The annual observance of Youth
Week at the First Baptist Church
comes to a close on Sunday fol-
lowing the delivery of the morn
ing message by Youth Week Pas.
tor Don Glenn.
Glenn has chosen as the subject
for his concluding message: 1.-The
Responsibility of the Christian to
the Plan of Salvation"
Youth Week music director Bill
Lemon viii sing a solo as a speci-
al musical feature just preced-
ing the message.
Youths In Charge
Throughout the past week, the
young people of the church have
assumed places of leadership and
conducted the affairs of the con.
gregation.
Youth Pastor Glenn conducted
the mid-week prayer services or
Wednesday and presided at the
regular monthly business meeting
The week got under way last
Sunday when Glenn delivered the
sermon at the evening service.
The membership of the church
honored the youth at a banquet
held in the church annex on Fri
day night.
Evening Services
At the evening services on Sun
day, Pastor Harold H. Link will
speak at the evening service using
as his topic "The Power of the
Gospel" !"
The Ordinance of Baptism will
be observed at the beginning Oi
the evening service and the choir
will render special music.
AT the monthly business meet
ing, T. M. FELTON, was reelected
to serve his second year as Super.
intendent of the Sunday School ant
f. r. Verburg named Director oi
the Baptist Training Union. New
officers take office on Oct. 1.
The Key West citizen., 1954-07-10

The youth Of Ley Memorial
Methodist Church will be host to
the youth from both Fleming
Street and First Methodist Chur-
ches on two occasions during hte
week.
The first will be tomorrow night
ut 8:45 when the three groups
will meet at Ley Memorial for
the regularly scheduled Sunday
evening song-fest and fellowship
hour.
The second occasion will be
Thursday evening at 1880. This
viii be the regular weekly fun
night program which will include
play-party games, folk-games, re-
freshments, etc.
Churches Take Turns
These two weekly meetings are
regularly participated in by. the
youth from the three above men,
toned groups. Each group takes
It's turn as host which means that
every third week each group is
responsible for the plans and the
program.
The Sunday evening song-fest
and fellowship hour has been a re-
gular feature Of the youth groups
Of these Churches for many years.
Service Plans
The two regularly scheduled wor-
ship services tomorrow at Ley Me-
mortal will feature sermons by
the pastor, the Rev. Eldon Sim
mons.
At the 1880 morning hour ne
win use as his subject People In
Gods Plans and the topic for the
1880 evening service will be ''Mem-
ory-Foundation For Anticipation"
Other services Of the day include
Sunday School at 9:45 in the morn
ing and the Methodist Youth Eel
lowship at $3.50 p. m.
The Key West citizen., 1954-07-10

His
Sermon Topics

Opening the morning service at
1880 Sunday at the Fleming Street
Methodist Church, the organist
Mrs. Claude Sails, will play as
her prelude, 'The Hands of Jesus"
by Wilson. The choir will sing the
well loved "Oh Jesus Thou Art
Standing" BY Mendelssohn.
The Reverend ]. E. Statham
viii use as his subject, the tonic
The Silent Reminder OF God "
Lest we make Gods word a
border Of royal blue in our lives,
it will be colorless for the good
OF the kingdom" Mr.. Statham said.
Evening Text
Mr.. Statham will speak on "Mak-
ing Much Of the Minor Things" at
the evening services beginning at
1880. Christ was saying to those
OF that day that they were care
ful to remove gnats from the cup
The Key West citizen., 1954-07-10
Saturday, July 10. 1854
ROMANS i2:21-''Be not overcome OF evil, but
overcome evil with good"

ROMANS iEZl-"Be not overcome OF evil, but
overcome evil with good.''
If there is ooe factoe that characterizes our epoch,
It is the widespread and bardened consciousness
that humanity is now up against enormous and fomi-
dable evils. The genius Of Chnstianity's ap-|
Proach to the problem Of evil is supesbly summar-
lied in this brief formula Of St. Paul.
We mig find the clue to believing and dacceptng
1t IN what any good mother does when she copes with
her chidren The best child will wake up some NOM
ing out Of sorts, complaining, whining, dsocial
and apparently spoiled and difficult. But watch the
subtle art of masesnal love 90 into operation. The
mother overlooks much absorbs the trouble herself
without any venseful feeling, and gradually weans
and wins the child out of this miserable black
mood 20 different and happier approach to life.
Not being willing be overcome by evil she over.
comes evil in her child With the good of her love.
St Paul has the daring assert that this formula
nay find widespread application in the world. The
great question is whether dare to believe this,
willing ty it and exercise all our intelligence
and insens. heart and courage in putting Il 10 the
test.
D.. Afthut Lee Kinsolving
Sc James (EpiscopaD Church
New York City
The Key West citizen., 1954-07-10
Gems OF Thought

LIBERTY
Whatever enslaves man is op-
posed to the divine government.
Truth makes man free.
Mary Baker Eddy.
Man is endowed by his Maker
with certain inalienable rights,
among which are life, liberty,
and the pursuit of happiness.
Constitution and
Bill of Rights.
Give me liberty to know, to
think, to believe, and to utter
freely according to conscience,
above all other liberties.
Milton.
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