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PAGE FOURTEEN MIAMI DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1934 stereopticon. Sunday school offi WALDER IS OFFICER Sermon Topics iptur3anc Hopeful Miami Children Begin International S. S. Lesson FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 238 OiPiiNiioitf OF THEATER GROL Prepared fc William T. Ellis Annual Letter to Santa Claus Flagler st, the Rev.

William K. C. Thomson, pastor. Morning. "Re I smell fried fish.

Every thought cers and teachers meet at 6:15 p. m. Tuesday. Young people's society, 6:30 p. m.

today. CORAL GABLES CONGREGATIONAL 3010 DeSoto blvd. Coral Gables, the Rev. Leslie J. Barnette, pastor.

Morning, "Endowed With Power From on High." Children's service, 10.30 a. m. Covered dish supper, 6:30 p. m. Tuesday.

Open house and dance by young peo' pie's forum, 9 p. m. Friday. II. T.

Ragland Named Direj building BabeL" Evening, "Pitching Toward Sodom. "i Junior -Chris of Salonica the ancient Thessaloni ca brings vivid memories of the tor Independent Operator This lesson is bad medicine for those highbrows who teach that religion is a matter of slow evolution, and who spaciously demand centuries and milleniums for its development. For Paul and his com tian Endeavor meets after Junior bazars at evening, fragrant with the on a Question a Day QUESTION: Do you think Florida should establish unemployment insurance, such as is in operation in other states and contemplated by ATLANTA, Dec. 1. (.

Sd sermon. Senior society, 6:30 p. SHENANDOAH PRESBYTE odor of frying fish. I cannot ex Borisky of Chattanooga plain it: there are many bigger, RIAN 2064 S. W.

Eighth St, the elected president by the stockho FLORIDA CITRUS GROUP QUALIFIES panions had spent only three tu better reasons why I should remem ers of the Independent Theate But 13,000 Will Be Disappointed Unless Used Toys Are Donated About this time of year when you were a child you began writing your yearly missive to Santa Claus, knowing full well that nice things would be forthcoming on Christmas multous weeks in Thessalonica, before a church emerged. And, al ber Salonica, such as its associations with St. Paul; the busy bund Rev. Daniel Iverson, pastor; Dr. Egbert W.

Smith, guest speaker. Morning subject not announced. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 2045 N. E. Second ave, the Rev.

President Roosevelt for the Investment Corp. Capital stock $25,000 was subscribed and will increased. though Christ's earthly life was of this strategic seaport; the war nation? Evening, "The Most Misunderstood only 25 years in the background, time memories of my activiti-es Nation on Earth." the repute of the Gospel was to there as a correspondent; my dra- S. r. At the present time stockholde have been recruited from the ran matic relations with' the Greek officials when I high-handedly de of independent theater owners PACT APPROVAL Wallace Notified Only wide-spread that enemies in Thessalonica could say, "They that have 'turned the world upside down have CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN N.

W. Third st and 17th place, the Rev. Merlin F. Usner, pastor. Morning, "The Word of God Is Not oeorgia, iorca, Tennessee a livered three American mission' Alabama, but it was voted to se come here also.

morning. There are 13,000 poor children, in Miami, some of whom will not even write to Santa Claus because he has been known to pass them by before and some of Bound." Evening, vesper service, prominent operators in other nea Poinsettia hotel: "No. It would eventually amount to the same thing as the dole system in England. There people are refusing to work be In short, the life-changing power Boy Scouts participating. Installation of pastor, 7:45 p.

m. Thursday. of the Gospel is so great that it by states. Other officers: Louis Bach aries from prison; my contacts with the mysterious Dunmehs, who nightly send a man with a lantern to the waterfront to show the way to the Messiah of Ismir; the warnings of the officials that I was in Objection to Setup Is Representation whom will write because they areH could make over whole communities' within a few years; and alter ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN Atlanta, senior vice presiderj Frank Dowler, of Chattanood 796 N.

W. 29th st Morning, "Child still young enough to believe in the general goodness of people and things. Can you help these young the characters of its converts with likeness vs. Childishness." Evening, vice president: Charles Walder Helen F. Lanham, pastor; the Rev.

Kerrison Juniper, guest speaker. Morning services. PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL 3429 Devon road, Coconut Grove, the Rev. J. D.

Kuyken-dall, pastor. Morning, "Compensations." FIRST CHRISTIAN 230 N. E. Fourth st, the Rev. Everett S.

Smith, pastor. Morning, subject unannounced. Evening, "Platform of the Christian Church" (12th of a series). CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST 363 N. W.

Fourth st, the Rev. Willis H. Allen, pastor. Morning, "Serving Through Love." Evening, 'The Power of the Word of God. Week's revival services begins.

ADVENT CHRISTIAN Morning, "The Christian Walk." Evening, "Will All Men Be Saved?" BOULEVARD CHRISTIAN 2501 Biscayne blvd, the Rev. Leonard danger of assassination, because of "When Saul Becomes Paul." South in a matter of hours or days. What a dynamic was the good news that sters to keep believing; can you help LAKELAND, Dec. 1. The Associated Citrus Growers and cause they receive a pounds for idleness.

eastern district members Presby my resemblance to Venlselos; tne great American missionary school on the hilltop overlooking the city I think it put faith back in young hearts that Paul carried. Three weeks of Miami, vice president; M. S. Kf of Montgomery, vice presidei William J. Davis of Atlanta, seci tary-trcasurer.

and A. Jules Ber Khinnera of Florida assured Secre terian Young People, 8 p. m. have already known disappoint would lead to a group of that sort tarv Wallace they were satisfied but, in spite of all, my keenest Thanksgiving song service. WESTMINSTER PRESBYTE ment? Miami's 13,000 poor children need 'with the citrus marketing agree here people who are living on the state, and will in time refuse to preaching and a living church the result! Does not that truth hold out the hope for our sad and muddled world, that the swift, fresh, die of Atlanta, assistant secrets.

recollection of old Salonica is the ment and that it could be placed RIAN 1790 N. E. Second court, The officers and the followi toys this Christmas and their only work at all." fragrance of the frying fish in the in effect immediately 4f the depart form the directorate: N. H. Watd the Rev.

James V. Johnson, pastor. food bazars. ment of agriculture would grant Morning, "What Has the Church a Dorothy Moore, This lesson plunges us into the midst of a romance-crowded and vital preaching of the Gospel may give us an era of peace and brotherhood, before civilization is blasted into pieces by another world H1 of Birmingham; W. J.

Ray Greenville, Fred G. Weia Savannah; P. M. Arnall of Ne "1 305 S. E.

First the association "proper representa tion" on the control committee. history-crowded spot. The ever-dif The association, claiming to rep-rtmt mora than half the citrus nan and H. r. Ragland of Mian1 ficult Balkan question centers here; war? "I bey eve it might be a good idea.

It should be one of the Right to Expect of Me?" Evening, "A Way 'of Life." CORAL GABLES PRESBYTERIAN Morning: "All the Multitude." RADER MEMORIAL M. E. N. Ki First place and 80th terrace, the there will never be peace in the fruit tonnage produced in the state, It uuurvmen nave rnunn itoi; F. Vanderwater, pastor.

Morning. chance is that you will remember to look through your house for old, unused toys and take them to the nearest fire departments. City firemen are painting and repairing the toys this year as in previous years, are even sometimes buying paints and other materials with their own money. The PTA again is helping with the distribution of the toys. Will you do your part? Pre-school and school children Sticking up like Fijiyama above the Japanese landscape, the high Balkans until Bulgaria and Jugo rye grass, crimson clover nrsm first principles of slavia get access to the sea at Sa 'A Safe Investment" FOREST PARK CHRISTIAN teaching of this lesson rears its sub ture of both furnish excellent gr a humanitarian lonica, or some other neighboring telegraphed its decision to the secretary in the statement following in part: "The marketing agreement is satisfactory to our organisation.

Our lime head. That truth is the exis ing lor their flocks during ti government port. The Macedonian question in Rev. John H. Hanger, pastor.

Morn mild winters in the south. eliminate suffer tence- of Christian saints in pagan Thessalonica. As the reek of fried particular centers here also. If N. W.

Sixth ave. and 62nd st Morning, "A Prayer for Unity." Evening, "Our Daily Bread." Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. subject s- rMilili'ftrmirstmUMitl you would know the geography of Morning. "Why Not Trv cinA ing, and surely unemployment in fish pervades the bazars of Salonica today at sunset, so the odors of Macedonia the nation without ing, Communion service. Evening services.

Epworth league, 6:30 p. m. Official board, 7:30 p. m. Monday.

WHITE TEMPLE M. E. 320 N. Evening. "Profits and Pronht What is the Purpose of Missions?" throughout the city are on the list surance would Business Men's club, 8 p.m.

Tu idolatry suffused the city where land, whose officials decreed the execution of King Alexander at June Evans, leader. aay. dwelt the Christians to which this BOWLING GREEN Church of eliminate a lot of the suffering of people who are suddenly without jobs. I think if it were not abused AMERICA ISRA1T.T. xrov Marseille stick a pin in the map E.

Second ave- the Rev. Glenn C. letter was addressed. All of the ac for toy supplies. That means at least 13,000 toys will be needed, and more are needed, for when a toy is small the distributors would like to give the child more than one.

at Salonica, and with a string de- MENT Room 302, Venetian buil tivities of the city were permeated scribe a hundred-mile arc, and you James, pastor. Morning, "The Light of the Lord." Evening, "The House of Friendship." Epworth league. Christ 5227 N. W. Seventh court the Rev.

John P. Prevatt, pastor. Morning, "Great Deeds of Great Men." Evening, "An Old-Fash-ioned Conversion." with the influence of paganism, and ing, Pnillip N. Stough. speak Morning.

"The Parable of tha pJ it avould be a good proposition." Bill Dorfman. objection is solely against the onesided domination of the control committee, on which we were not accorded a single grower representative of our choice. If you will suggest that I. A. Yarnell and Hudson McReynolds resign and will name in their stead growers who are satisfactory to our majority group in the industry, we will be pleased to go along with you.

"We understand that Francis P. Whitehair is ready to resign, so a grower could be named in his place, thus removing every obstacle. will have Macedonia. with the gross immorality which City firemen say a few toys are ter and the Clav." Evening t1 Memories of Philip of Macedon preceding devotional meetings. always follows in its train.

Yet coming in every day, but it will phetic Milestones Marking the BRYAN MEMORIAL M. E. there were reborn men and women and of Alexander the Great are still alike on our lesson scene. The still take a great many more. This 1335 S.

W. First "For those people who have long figured their raiu oi wona History. in Thessalonica who lived saintly is your chance to make yourself 3713 Main highway. Coconut Grove, the Rev. HerDert E.

Murk, pastor. or Christian lives in the midst of all city of Thessalonica was named for Alexander's step-sister. Later, it ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN Morning: "The Kingdom of God Cometh Not With evening, "It Is God That Justi-fieth." IMMANUEL LUTHERAN 400 feel good this Christmas by giving to those who need it most. this.

jobs as steady propositions, and In our day, with its cult of the was the Capital of the Roman Province of Macedonia. In New Testament times it was a "free city." are suddenly left "You are aware that the depart dominance of environment, we hear Morning, "Hearsay Religion." Evening, Epworth league services. RIVERSIDE M. E. 979 N.

W. First st, the Rev. Henry Hardin, pastor. Morning, installation of new church officers. Evening, "The 163 CARS STATE without them, preachers even wailing that condi But the Bible has a way of eclip think it would ment was advised in advance that McReynolds, who was a director in Oescent Citv Exchange house tions are adverse to Christian liv N.

W. Fifth ave, the Rev. Verner A. Granquist pastor. Morning, "He Comes, the King of Truth." Evening, stereopticon lecture, "The Old sirs; sing secular history.

Most persons a good idea. throughout the world who know of ing. Certainly they are: but cne intelligent look at the world into Majesty of Man." until Sept. 8 last, would not be ac would prevent FRUIT ARE SOLD Thessalonica at all, think of it first Book Finding New Friends." good deal of suf TAMIAMI TEMPLE M. E.

S. which the Gospel came conquering- as the scene of Paul's exciting ex ST. JOHN'S Evangelical Luth ceptable as an independent grower member. You are aware that the denartment was informed that fering, of course, and help a man periences, and as the home of the eran Redland, the Rev. E.

L. ly should silence all such whimpering and whining. Christians can keep up his morale until ne od Christians to whom he wrote the tained other work. I don't think Yarnell would not be satisfactory. W.

Eighth st. and 14th ave, the Rev. Stanley Lowell, pastor. Morning, "Man's Greatest Quest" Evening, "The Jron of the GospeL" Religious education conference 290 Loads Are Offered on Weidenmann, pastor. Evening, 3 p.

"The Christ That Rode That Day." he would feel like it was a dole sys two letters which are the earliest books of the New Testament canon. We were assured by Dr. Wellman that he would not name on the con be Christians, anywhere and everywhere. The religion that requires the coddling and comfort of congenial conditions is not the religion tem, because after all he would be ROBERTSON MEMORIAL First Jason, Gaius, Secundus and Aristar- trol committee any grower objec New York Market as Prices Decline Wednesday afternoon and evening, Miss Ruth Alexander conducting. Evangelical 259 N.

E. 23rd st, the tionable to a large group in the in in a sense supporting himseir. Mrs. A. L.

Gor chus are the best-known citizens of Thessalonica, because they were of Paul and his converts. The dis dustry. Yet these two were named Rev. Ernest L. Wiedemann, pastor.

Morning, "A Remarkable Ride." TRINITY METHODIST 101 N. converts and friends of Paul, Char ton. Villa D'Este ciple who cannot practice his faith in workshop, school and crowd over our protests. TAMPA, Dec. 1.

JP) The Flor HOLY TRINITY United Luth hotel: "That E. Fourth st, the Rev. R. Z. Tyler, pastor.

Morning, "Follow Me." eran S. W. Eighth ave. and Sec would be a hard acters and events of the Bible have preempted the place of priority which might be expected to belong HEALTH Keeping milk from healthy cows clean is the first concern of Certified Milk production. The monthly visit of the veterinarian insures the health of the animals.

The monthly visit of the special inspector insures the perfect handling of the milk after leaving the cow. The weekly inspection of the workers by the doctor, cuts off any trouble from that source. Here, you see, every item applying to animals, equipment and handling Is covered and constantly watched by us and checked by officials. There is no other article of food the contents and handling of which is so well known to you and so easily kept track of. Use all the milk you need.

It's safe when your service comes from Evening, "To This End Came I ond st, the Rev. J. L. Yance, pas BOER WAR VETERAN question to de Forth." simply never had real faith. No modern Christian is ever called up on to compete with such a background as surrounded the saints in Paul's cities.

From first to last ida Citrus exchange announced that more than 290 cars of Florida citrus was offered for sale on the New York market yesterday, and only 163 were sold. to the most famous figures in sec' ular history. SOUTH MIAMI METHODIST DIES AT HOME HERE Not only was this first Letter to South Miami. Morning, "Jesus Through Experience." Evening, cide, but I believe that it would be better for those people to use that money now to pay for necessi from Matthew to Revelation the "Several cars were withdrawn to First Things First" tor, St John's Lutheran church, Hollywood, guest speaker. Morning, services at 11 a.

CENTRAL NAZARENE 428 N. W. 40th st, the Rev. Glenn E. Miller pastor.

Evening, 6:15 p. m. Young People's society. Weekly prayer meeting Friday night at 7629 N. E.

Second ave. the Thessalonians the first of all the New Testament writings, with the possible exception of Mark's Gospel is one of overcoming the world. That is the big idea of this CORAL GABLES METHODIST lesson. William J. Dougherty Was Pioneer in Canning Industry 546 Coral Way.

Coral Gables. gospel, but it was written so near be held for Monday's sale," an exchange statement said, "but with ships arriving daily with citrus and the market already over-supplied, low prices await other shipments now going this market." ties and perhaps a few extra ex One step further the lesson goes. Morning, "Making Haste in penses to make life more comfort Those early Christians not only to the date of our Lord's life that its record takes on startling significance. Everybody has heard athe Prayer." Evening, "God's Redemption Purpose." Woman's Mis FIRST NAZARENE 535 N. W.

able for them. It is more or less withstood their environment, but they, overcame it, made inroads in Eighth st, the Rev. L. Lee Gaines, sionary society, 2:30 p. m.

Wednes The exchange said Friday's New York sale was the largest of the ism vague charges about the unreliability of the Bible's records. pastor. Morning, "The Baptism of day. up to the individual whether he keeps his job or not, under normal conditions, and he might need the to it, changed it. Their faith was so shining and victorious that Paul the Holy Spirit" Evening, "God's season, and a large sale also was recorded Tuesday when 163 cars It is opportune to pause here and TARBOUX MEMORIAL METH ADiiity." money as he goes along.

touch upon the subject. ODIST 4528 N. W. First ave, the began his letter with affectionate paens of thanksgiving and jubila were sold. There was no sale This particular letter of Paul.

HOLY COMFORTER EPISCOPAL chapel S. W. 13th ave. and Kev. George R.

Stephens, pastor; Wednesday on the day before Thanksgiving holiday, and there tion ror tne way in which they were carrying on. These near-to-hea- Second st, the Right Rev. John D. warmly personal and human, and bearing internal evidence of its authenticity, was written about the the Kev. Allen McFarlen, guest speaker.

Morning, services at 11 a. m. Evening, services at 7:30 wilt be none today. Wing, South Florida bishop, speak thendom disciples lived such lives. Christmas Seal Appeal Brings "Oranges averaged $2.62 a box in and witnessed bo powerful a testi er.

Advent Sunday. Morning, church school. Evening, nraver year 52 A. D. that is, some 25 years New York on Tuesday," the ex MIAMI BEACH METHODIST mi mi mony, that their influence was felt, not only throughout Macedonia, but and sermon by Dr.

Wing. HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL 121 also in Greece and the neighbor-in? after the crucifixion of Jesus. Among Paul's congregations doubtless were persons who had known Jesus in the flesh. Still greater numbers were familiar with the Girl's Support Little Betty Kivens Adds Her Phone 2-7162 world. A precious lot they cared change said.

"Today they had dropped to $2.09. Reports from other markets showed a reaction. Philadelphia, Boston, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, St. Louis and Baltimore showed declines all the way from 30 to 75 cents less for oranges, 10 Jefferson ave. and Sixth st, the Rev.

C. Jones Tyler, pastor. Tenth anniversary celebration. Special honor places for 50 charter members. Morning, Sunday school assembly, 10:30 a.

reading of church history, Holy Communion. N. E. 36th st, the Rev. Charles R.

Palmer, pastor. Advent Sunday. Morning, Holy Communion, 7:30 a. church school and Bible classes, Holy Eucharist and ser for environment; they possessed in inner life which was more nower- rm tnan any outward circum Mite to Contribution of Mother stances. mon.

Evening, Young PeoDle's to 20 cents less for grapefruit, and 10 to 25 cents less per half strap for story of His life and death, from other first-hand witnesses. The Apostle's whole case rested on what were practically contempt-' rary events. And there is no record that his facts were even once challenged. Those heroic vounar Christiana Santa's Question' Service league, 6:30 p. evensong, 8 p.m.

Evening, informal closing of the conference year, young people's meeting, 6:45 p. subject, "What Little Betty Kivens of the Lis who made up the young church in TRINITY EPISCOPAL 464 N. inessaionica had turned? from idols; It Means to Be a Christian," Mrs. tangerines. The Chicago citrus market was steady for best quality, lower on all the remainder.

Cincinnati was unchanged." bon apartments, Miami Beach, was one of the earliest visitors in the office of the Dade County Tuberculosis association-, yesterday. She R. R. Gyles, leader. ana tney turned all the way.

Like Paul, for them to live was Christ. As we keep in mind the calendar. E. 16th st, the Rev. G.

Irvine Hiller, pastor. Advent Sunday. Morning, Holy Communion, church school. GRACE METHODIST The Rev. Box Read Carefully we are struck by the further, fact What matter if soon their witness that the disciples had already became martyrdom (the two words William J.

Dougherty, Boer war veteran and pioneer in Florida's tomato-canning industry, died at his home. 24 N. W. 29th st, yesterday after a short illness. He was 70 years old.

A native of Liverpool, England, Mr. Dougherty spent his boyhood on the west coast of Africa. He fought in the Boer war and was wounded. Later he traveled a great deal in Asia, Australia and Europe. Coming to New York in his early twenties, Mr.

Dougherty, a tenor, sang in theaters there for several seasons, but in the last part of the century he came to Florida and established a canning factory at Matecumbe key. He was the first to can tomatoes commercially in Florida. In 1894 Mr. Dougherty married Lillian Peacon, now dead, and moved his business to Cutler, where he was awarded a United States land grant and where he continued business until 1912, when he moved to Miami and became associated in the Blscayne Canning Co. with the late T.

McCrimmon. Mr. Dougherty was in the real estate business from 1914 until 1928. He married Inez Barrett in 1927. Surviving are, the widow; son, James, and five Mrs.

G. P. Hull, Mrs. Raleigh Blackwel-der, Mrs. Fred Montgomery, Miss Netty Dougherty and Miss Sara Dougherty; brother, Charles Dougherty of Brooklyn, N.

and sister, Mrs. Hans Anderson, of Horton, Norway, and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at the Carter Funeral home at 2 p. m. Monday by the Rev.

Richard E. Downing, pastor of Stanton Memorial church. Burial in Woodlawn Park cemetery. HUSBAND IS HELD confirmation. Bishop Wing of the diocese to speak.

W. C. Fountain. Morning, "The Law of Christ." Evening, "The Golden Principle." were long synonymous in Christian IN WIFE STABBING CHRISTIAN SCIENCE All that is, within 'a generation become an active body, with a well-articulated message as to the significance of Christ's life and death. FIRST BAPTIST 500 N.

E. First churches, morning and evening. The answers to the following! Ancient and Modern Necromancv. terminology); they lived a testimony to Christ. To this day the principal thoroughfare in Salonica is "The Road of the Martyrs." Life or death either matters only as a Coral Gables police today were ave, the Rev.

J. Lee White, pastor. Morning, "The Mastery of Love." Evening, "The Lost Great Judgment and the Reign of The Their program, for a new sort of Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced. numan society was already under questions will be found in the advertisements appearing iii Santa's Question Box in the classified section of today's Daife News. Six prizes are offered SWEDISH TABERNACLE 54 stood, and being propagated.

witness to Christ. Rev. Len G. Broughton, guest speaker. N.

W. 35th st, the Rev. O. E. Oster-berg, pastor.

Morning, church holding Omar Rice, 3007 S. W. 32nd and searching for his brother. B. C.

Rice, same address, on charges made last night by Mrs. B. C. Rice they attempted to kill her. Police, responding to calls of neighbors, found Mrs.

Rice in a house on Blue road. She said the each day for the best and neat-l CALVARY BAPTIST 226 S. W. est correct answers. Turn tol Church Music lisle and choir.

Quartet selected, Carolyn Frix, Sonya LaRue, M. F. Scott and H. D. Hodgson.

Santa's Question Box now ancm 17th ave, the Rev. Albert E. Gam-mage, pastor. Morning, "The Second and Third Themes in the Book of Romans." Evening. "The Life get in this Merry Xmas gameJ came with a rather rumpled envelope clutched in her hand.

"My mama sent this," she said. The envelope contained $1. "And, please, lady, what are those stamps you sent her for?" Betty asked. "They are Christmas seals to go on all the pretty packages and the letters you send away this Christmas," explained Mrs. Edward B.

Quinan, executive secretary of the "and the money your mother sent us will go to help some little child keep well and strong perhaps a little girl just like you," Mrs. Quinan continued. "Oh," said Betty, "isn't that nice. Perhaps I'd better buy another one." Betty opened her small bag and pulled out a penny for which she was duly given one Christmas seal. Betty went away happy and smiling.

She had done her bit, Betty's was the first response to the 13,500 letters containing Christmas seals, mailed only Thursday. brothers had been drinking 'and RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH she fled there for safety. She was stabbed in the hip. in Christ According to Thessalonians." Immersion after the evening Director, O. C.

Turner; pianist, Ruth-Mary HalL Morning, solo, 1 Who sells Dexdale Hos service. Art Thou weary?" Nettie B. Mol iery and why are- they TEMPLE BAPTIST N. W. North BROKEN PROMISE THE TAMIAMI TEMPLE Mrs.

S. LeRoy Smith, director of music; Miss Betty Jane Menoher, pianist. Morning: Offertory, "Largo" (Handel), Paul Jewett 'cellist; "The Ninety and Nine," Alec Riac, guest soloist Evening: Offertory, "Bour-ree" (Bach); Musical Meditation, "Festival March" (Teilman). kentine. Evening, solo, "Behold, Thou Lamb of God," Allene Dent.

different? River drive, the Rev. George LEADS TO CELL Hyman, pastor. Morning, "A Final 2 What i3 Turpee and whoi WHITE TEMPLE Charles F. Voice From Prison," and Lord's Cushman, director; Betty Dorsey. sells it? Breaking his promise to a judge organist; Brownye Haston, pianist Supper.

Evening, "Interpreting Revelations Regarding the Fall of Corrupt Society." Ruth Randall, Y. W. 7:30 d. m. Mondav.

3 What business sciences Morning: Solo, "God Shall Wipe Away All Tears" (Harker), Marian that he would stop drinking sent George Smith yesterday to the county road gang for six months' hard labor. are taught and in whose Da vies. Evening: Solo. "I Will HOLLYWOOD BAPTIST Holly school, 10 a. sermon in English at 1 p.

m. Evening, sermon in Swedish at 7:30 p. m. RADIO SYNAGOGUE Station WIOD, Rabbi S. M.

MachteL Morning, 9 a. sermon dedicated to Chanukah, feast of Maccabees, prayers. Scripture reading and a question box. CHURCH OF LIGHT Study Group 47 N. W.

Third st, the Rev. Edward Doane. Evening, 3 to 5 p. free lecture on "Ancient Masonry and Universal Symbolism." Public is invited. FIRST SPIRITUALIST N.

W. Second ave. and Fourth st (Odd Fellows' temple), the Rev. Frank Casebeer, pastor. Healing and message services, 8 p.

m. MODERN OCCULT Spiritualist 47 N. W. Third st, the Rev. Fred Ide, the Rev.

Beulah O'Brien and others, guest speakers. Circles, Evening services, Wednesdays and Fridays, 8 p. 431 N. W. Third st BAHAI ASSEMBLY Study Class 216-217 Venetian arcade.

Meets Friday nights. UNITY CENTER of Practical Christianity 128 S. E. Third st, the Rev. May C.

Stoiber, leader. ad featured to-day? Lay Me Down in Peace" (Triumph Smith entered a plea of guilty Up to noon today $527 had been received to the charge of drunkenness in wood, the Rev. Thomas H. Sprague, pastor. Morning and evening services.

Visitors are invited to view FIRST CONGREGATIONAL H. Carleton Slack, musical director; Sallis Gwynne Hicks, organist; Mrs. H. Carleton Slack, soprano; A. E.

Collins, tenor; F. L. Woodring, tenor; Edw. Thacher Clark, bass. Prelude, anthem, "Memories of Gallilee." "TWO-GUN" WOMAN GETS JAIL TERM 4 Who says "why not a or David) (Dudley Buck), Estelle Stith; women's trio, "Have Thine Own Way," Catherine Christie, Estelle Stith, Maud Burns.

bicycle a large reproduction of the noted A mine in Grass Valley. Cal, painting by Gabriel Max of "Jesus court of crimes Monday before Judge W. F. Brown, asking "another chance." It was granted on his promise to stop drinking. Miami police arrested him Thursday operated nearly 80 years ago by a 5 Who has Xmas cards from 25c a dozen to $1.50 Isabelle Messmer, 19, Pittsburgh's "two-gun was sentenced to 30 days in Jail yesterday in city court ROBERTSON MEMORIAL (First itentuckian who brought 100 negro slaves to the state to work the Evangelical Lutheran Church) Christus," showing the Christ with His eyes closed at a distance, while a closer view will reveal them open.

The painting is presented by Dr. Charles A. Campbell. each? on disorderly conduct charges. Joe Tarpley, organist.

Morning and he was haled before Judge James A. Dunn of municipal court, before whom he had previously property, has recently been reopened after being closed more service 10:45. Solo, "So Nimm Den Police Chief O. Scarboro, who had Isabelle in Jail on various 6 Who says "why not the than 50 years. Meine Hande" by Mrs.

E. Filter. UNIVERSITY BAPTIST 3206 CORAL GABLES CONGREGATIONAL Morning: Mendelssohn program; Warner Hardman, organist Jack Wofford will sing Mendelssohn's "It Is Enough," from "Elijah," and Miss Ethel Dobson, choir director and soloist will sing, "Hear Ye Israel," from "Elijah." charges last winter, brought the world? we have Ponce de Leon blvd. Coral Gables. appeared 14 times.

Judge Dunn, knowing of his appearance in court of crimes, sent him to Judge Brown for sentence. complaint to court yesterday, alleg FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Miss MARINE NEWS the Rev. James H. Thayer, pastor. Ethel R.

Cool, organist and direc ing the woman refused to walk to jail after he had questioned her at Morning, the Rev. W. C. Boyer 7 Who has canaries for Xmas distinctly differ tor. Morning: Contralto solo.

"The speaks at 11 a. m. on experiences in King of Love" (Gounod). Wilma PAIR ELECTROCUTED French Congo. Evening, Mrs.

ent- Leach. Evening: Duet. "It Pavs to Boyer will speak. Serve Jesus" (Huston). Mrs.

White. AS CAR HITS POLE police headquarters. She was arrested Tuesday by detectives who had seen her here last year. In jail it was learned she has a recent bullet wound in her left leg. LEMON CITY BAPTIST 157 N.

TEMPLE BAPTIST Mrs. E. J. Hall, organist; Mrs. John M.

Bur-dine, director. Morning: Offertory Edward Walker. 8 What are the features ofl the BED-HI studio couch solo," "There Is a Blessed Home" SHENANDOAH PRESBYTERI W. 60th st Morning, "The Seven Dispensations of God and the Sec-only Coming of Christ." Evening, "The Holy Spirit." and by whom advertised? LAURENS, S. Dec.

1. Two men identified as "Red" Hembree and Aul Spivey, both of AN Myrtle Taylor, director; Evelyn Plagman Jones, pianist Morn (O'Hara), Louise Frink. Evening: Offertory anthem, "The Shepherd Psalm" (Protheroe). Postlude, "Joyous Postlude" (Mallard). HOLLYWOOD BAPTIST Holly n.noree, S.

were electrocuted BEACH RESTAURANT OWNER INJURED ing: "Viennese Melody (William wood. Morning, "This Grace." Evening, "The Voice in the two miles north of here when their automobile skidded off a highway Felton), Helen Amidon, Russell Pipes and choir. Evening: Pre Arrivals Yesterday Motor nsnl Ena Saunaers a Mailer, agents. Capt. E.

T. Alhury. passengers, mail and freight from Nassau. P. a O.

docks, 8:30 a. m. Arrivals Ioe Todav SS. Ozark, Clyde-Mallory lines. Cspt.

F. W. Dow, freight from New Orleans, pier 2, municipal docks, morning. 88. Claire.

Baltimore Carolina Line, Ir.c, Capt. H. R. Callls. freight from Corpus Christie.

Beaumont and Lake Charles, pier 3, municipal docks, afternoon. SS. Brazos. Clyde-Mallory lines, Capt. Smith, freight from New York, pier 2, municipal docks, afternoon.

SS. Edith. Baltimore a Carolina Line. Capt. R.

M. Callis. freight from Baltimore, pier 3. municipal docks, morning. Departures Todav SS.

Brazos. Clyde-Mallory lines. Captain Smith, freight for Galveston, pier 2, municipal docks, afternoon. Departures Monday S3. Clatre.

Baltimore St Carolina Line, Capt. H. R. Callis, freight for Jacksonville. Charleston and Baltimore, pier 3, municipal docks, afternoon.

S3. Ozark. Clvde-Msllnrv -p ana knocked down a power line lude, "Reverie" (Bartlett); anthem. support. Live wires coming in con Lamb of God" (Stults).

Will you be among those to receive the cash prize offered each day, and other awards? Prize awards will be published each day. Watch Santa's Question Box each day 'til Xmas. IMMANUEL LUTHERAN Mrs. tact witn the men were believed to have caused their death. C.

D. Hembree, brother of "Red" Hembree. the third occupant of the au COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL 524 Lincoln road, Miami Beach, the Rev. Elisha A. King, pastor.

Morning, "Man and God's Will." Evening, "Religious Messages of Great Paintings' with FIRST CHRISTIAN Morning: Anthem, "They Shall Hunger No More" (Vincent). Postlude, "Commemoration March" (Clark)). Evening: Anthem, "Crossing the Bar" (Barnby). Postlude, "Triumphal March" (Erb). Richard Kaufman, organist Morning: Vocal solo, "Sun of My Soul" (Gaul), Mrs.

R. O. Kaufman. tomobile, was slightly injured when he was thrown clear of the vehicle as it struck the pole. Paddy Simonarra, Miami Beach restaurant proprietor, Fifth st and Euclid ave, was in serious condition at St.

Vrancis hospital today from Injuries suffered last night in an automobile accident. Police said he was struck by an automobile driven by John J. Do-ran, Miami Leach, while walking at Fifth and Euclid. Doran was held for reckless driving. Andrew Salston.

17. of 1357 Collins ave, hurt in an automobile accident Thursday night, remained in serious condition today at St Francis hospital. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Branche of Tbe Mother Church, The First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston, Mass. First Church of Christ, Scientist, Miami, Biscayne Boulevard at N.

E. 19th St. Services: Sunday 11 a. m. and 8 p.

m. Wednesday p. m. Sunday School: 9:30 and 11am. Second Church of Christ.

Scientist. Coconut Orove, 3850 Main Highway. Service: Sunday, 11 a. m. Wednesday, 8 p.

m. Sunday School: 9:45 a. m. First Church of Christ, Scientist, Coral Cables, 2330 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Service: Sunday, 11 a Wednesday, p.

m. Sunday School. 9:30 a. m. Christian Hclenco Society, Miami Beach, Community Theatre, 1107 Lincoln Rd.

Service: Sunday, 11 a. m. Wednesday, Vi noon. Itabject: Ancient and Modern Necromancy, Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, lenoanced." Ooldcn Text: John 1:11 READING ROOMS FIRST CHCKCH, MIAMI 1232 Ingra-ham Building Hours 9 to 8 and Sundays 2 to 6. SECOND CHl'RCH, COCOMT UKOVC, 18 Anthony Arcade, Main Highway-Hours 2 to 5, except Sunday and Holidays.

FIRST CHl'RCH, COKAL GABLES, 2330 Ponce de Leon Boulevard Hours 12 to 4, except Sundays and Holidays. MIAMI BEACH NOCIETV. 1667 Michigan Avenue Hours 10 to 4. Wednesdays 1 to 4. All are welcome to attend our church services and to use our Reading rooms.

TRANSIT CO. SUIT WINNER French railroads are making in W. Dow. freight for Jacksonville, "nler tensive efforts to effect economies municipal docks, morning. Motor vessel Ena Saunders Mrtr WINNERS OF WEDNESDAY'S QUESTIONS Minor, 2613 S.

W. 1st St. 1st Prize, $2.00 Cash to May Other Prize Winners Miami Transit Co. won a in operation and reducing risine agents. Capt.

E. T. Alburv, passengers. personal injury damage suit insti-l tilted acninst it hv Tias Katharino I deficits and also to reduce the time between more important stations by increased use of motorized mail and freight for Nassau, P. docks, 9 a.

m. Arrivals Dae Monday SS. Roanoke. Merchants A Miner Unity Center of Practical Christianity Affiliated With Kansas City) Rex Theatre, 11 a. 207 Flagler Mar Cornell Stoiber, "WHY NOT TRY GOD?" William McKenney, Soloist Sunday Evening, 8 o'clock li8 8.

Third street Profit and Propbrtu" All Welcome Fitzpatrick yesterday in civil court of record, when Judge A. B. Small, presiding, directed the verdict in MIAMI BEACH COMMUNITY Ruby Showers Baker, director; Frances Tarboux, organist Morning: Solo, "Give Thanks and Sing" (Harris), Ruby Showers Baker; male quartet Most Merciful" (Custance). Leonard Vanderwater, C. W.

Tomlinson, R. W. Hills, Percy Long. Evening: Solo, "God Alone Is Love" (Barnby), Percy Long. TRINITY METHODIST Mrs.

Ben H. Cocroft director; Mamie Laurie Lee. organist Morning: Anthem. "Come Unto Me," Carolyn Frix, George Carlisle and choir. Quartet selected.

Carolyn Frix. equipment. Jkxrs E. C. Wethey, 2245 N.

WJ portation freight from Boston. Providence. Philadelphia. Jacksonville and West Palm Beach, pier 1. municipal docks, the company's favor.

Miss Fitz SS. Bettv. Baltomire A Csrniin. Tin. patrick claimed injuries to her back 1st St.

Dinah Johnson, 1111 Lisbon St Coral Gables. Mrs. Clifton W. Hutton, 1631 S. X.

ih St. UNITY SPIRITUALIST CHURCH EMIUE D. SMITH Message Bearer Capt. F. G.

Boyer. freight from Philadelphia, Baltimore and Jacksonville, pier 3, municipal docks, morning. when a bus which she was riding struck a post Departures Mandav S3. Roanoke. Merchants ac Miners Tr im 90 N.

W. I7TH AVE. Our New Location) KbU MetJaiTV EuVJLf Written Qaestlon, Mrs. E. W.

Shearston, 15 N. E. portation freight for West Palm Beach, Jacksonville and Philadelphia. Dier 1. municipal docks, noon.

43rd St. Bette Howell, South Miami. I BECKONING LIGHT SPIRITUALIST CHURCH ISth ATe. and 1st at Temple Hrallnr Lecture and Mfaea Sunday 7:45 Pator B. L.

Hrmmlnn and Other Message Meeting Every Mqnday and Wednesday MKht I'booe 3-5990 I Motor vessel Pilot No. 1. Cn rr uucue Putnam, M. F. Scott and I H.

D. Hodgson. Evening: Anthem, "Lead On, King," George Car r. Kreldt. passengers and freight for Bimini, Miami ave.

bridge, 11 p. m. 4 4.