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EIGHT (B) THE SUNDAY SENTINEL-STAR, ORLANDO, FLORIDA, SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 1985. Church Services Scheduled In Kissimmee Special to The Sunday Sentinel-Star -Union services in Kissimmee will be held at the Presbyterian church Sunday night, Rev. J. D. Lewis of the Methodist church preaching the sermon, using the theme, "'The Evil Habit of Gambling." During morning worship at the First Methodist.

Rev. Lewis will preach on the theme "Living the Beautiful Life," using the text "One Thing Have I Desired of the Lord and That Will I Seek After That I May Dwell in the House of the Lord All the Days of My Life. to Behold the Beauty of the Lord, and to Enquire in His Temple." At 11 a. Rev. T.

S. Hubert, at the First Baptist church will have for his subject. "Hallelujah." Union services in the evening at the Presbyterian church. Rev. P.

J. Donohue will say mass at 10 o'clock at the Catholic church. Services are suspended at the Episcopal -church until vacation of the pastor, Rev. E. C.

Simkins, about. Sept. 15. Church of Kissimmee will hold Why Not a Real PORTRAIT OF BABY Birthday? Lovely Portraits Size 8x10 Now $1 Each No strings to this offer. Every picture is guaranteed to please The Flora Studio 21 S.

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preaching the sermon. B. Overstreet Rev. Stone will conduct services at 11 A. and 8 p.

at the First Pentecostal church. The pastor, Rev. W. H. Dresch, of the Presbyterian church.

is on his vacation, but Sunday school will begin at 9:45 a. m. Rev. Lewis is preaching during the evening at Union services. Rev.

McMullen is preaching at 11 a. and 7:30 p. in the South Kissimmee Baptist church. Rev. Clyde C.

Leeds, of the tian church, will preach at 11 a. and Christian Endeavor will be held at 6:45 p. m. Union services at the Presbyterian church in the evening. COLONIAL HOTELS Dine in beautiful surroundings.

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8. K. Graham of Sanford, are announcing the marriage of Mrs. Graham's sister, Miss Dorothy Leavitt to Mr. George Williams Merritt, at Sanford yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock.

The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Brooks, at the parsonage of the First Baptist church in the presence of only a few raltives and friends. The bride attired in a traveling suit of navy blue with matching accessories was whitended by her sister, Mrs. S.

G. Graham. Mr. Merritt was attended by his brother, Kenneth Buddy Merritt, of Orlando. Mrs.

Merritt has made her home, for some with Mrs. 8. G. Graham, in Mr. Merritt is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. K. M. Merritt, of Orlando. Both are well known here.

Following a a short wedding trip to Coronado Beach, they will be at home in Orlando. MRS. GILES ENTERTAINS Special to The Sunday Sentinel-Star TITUSVILLE Mrs. Julia Giles was hostess to the Woman's auxiliary of St. Gabriel's Episcopal church, at her home Wednesday evening.

Mrs. A. V. Carroll presided and conducted the devotionals, and plans were made for a benefit to be given 600n. Members present besides the hostess included Mrs.

James Cherry, Mrs. A. V. Carroll, Mrs. C.

H. Bascom, Mrs. C. J. Denham, Mrs.

George Crannell, Mrs. Walter Webb, Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Mrs.

J. W. Mueller, Mrs. Mary Scoble, Mrs. George Renish, Mrs.

D. B. Pritchard, Mrs. C. J.

Enright, Miss Sarah Bascom and Walter Giles. WINDERMERE EVENTS Special to The Sunday Sentinel-Star WINDERMERE Mr. and Mrs. George E. Nace have returned from Georgia, where they spent several days.

Miss Benita Bronson, of Madison, recently visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bronson. Miss Virginia Bronson entertained group of young people one evening in her honor. Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Palmer left Thursday for Miami Beach. Mrs.

Jeanette B. Hattersley and Mrs. O. E. Knight are spending several weeks in Georgia.

Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Babers, H.

J. Babers, and Mary Gray and Dorothy Babers, of Gainesville, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. M. S.

Vergowe. Luther W. Chamberlin has gone to Babson Park to visit his son-inlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. McCallister. Miss Mildred Rosser entertained a group of young people Wednesday evening. Dr. and Mrs.

E. J. Lawrence spent several days recently sailing on the St. John's river, Mrs. E.

S. Maddock, leader of the Windermere 4-H girls, entertained the Windermere and Beulah 4-H girls recently at a picnic dinner and supper, with swimming and games. Present were Mrs. M. M.

Pate, leader of the Beulah group, and Misses Hadena and Murial Beck, Maxine Whidden, and Lucretia Joiner, of Beulah; and Helen Walker, Irma and Peggy Riles, Ruth Gatlin, Virginia and Beatrice Price, Aurilla Mae Conroy, Edna Mae Keene, and Jean Grice, of Windermere. The 'Bible class Sunday will be taught by Mrs. James E. Grice. Miss Harriet Morley returned Thursday from Maitland, where she visited Mrs.

H. S. P. Ward. PINE CASTLE EVENTS Special to The PINE CASTLE Sundane Sentinel 'Castle Demonstration club has postponed their regular August meeting on Friday 23, on account of the absence of the county demonstration agent, Mrs.

Nellie Taylor, and other members, Mrs. Edna Mae Michell and son, Jackie, accompanied Mrs. Jeff Yates, of Orlando, to Jacksonville for a two weeks visit. Miss Virginia Willis and mother, Mrs. Willis, of Williston, were guests, for the day, Saturday, in the community.

Mrs. Anna Peterman, a former resident of this community, recently of Ashland, Ohio, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Roberts and Mrs. J. Frederick, all of Asland, Ohio, who are touring the state of Florida, stopped here Saturday, to call on Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Sweet and Mr. and Mrs. P. M.

Shanibarger. Mrs. Peterman is a relative of the Sweets and Shanibergers, Mr. and Mrs. Z.

H. Smith, who spent the summer in the home of Prof. and Mrs. Fairfield, in Orlando, during the latters' absence in the north, have returned to their home' here on the Oak Ridge road. Gordon Salone, of Orlando, and Julius McDuff, of Philadelphia, were dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. George Krause, Saturday evening. Church Briefs MOVIES Cinema By MARY BLAKE "LOVE ME FOREVER" At the Beacham THE CAST Margaret Howard Grace Moore Steve Corelli Leo Carrillo Michael Bartlett Michael Bartlett Philip Cameron Robert Allen Fields Spring Bylngton Maurizzio Thurston Miller Douglas Dumbrille Luigi Luis Alberni From the time Miss Moore's new picture opens with her singing an Italian folk song until the end, she gives many selections from very Jazzy rag-time to the loveliest of grand opera. While there is not that breath-taking thrill that came with her "One Night of Love," "Love Me Forever," 'is just as wonderful, and the music surpasses that of her previous one. Not depending on music alone to please, the story is full of interest, excitement, making it easy to see and hear several times.

Margaret Howard, wealthy society girl, finds she is broke, forced to sell her house to pay her debts. She has one means of escape; Philip Cameron, millionaire, insists on proposing to her many times, but each time she says no. At the auction of her house and furnishings, she is singing the lovely song, "Love Me Forever." Overheard by Steve Corelli, gambler, owner of a cafe, but a lover of good music, he offers her the job of singing in his "Silver Slipper." Steve's manager, Luigi rehearses Margaret in a jazz song but Steve arrives in time to put her on the program to sing the song he loved. She is a failure with Steve's customers, and to place the girl where she belongs he buys a large place, spends much money to make it a fitting background for his protege. As Steve's love for Margaret grows BRIANDO INGRAVING: 64 PINE ST ZING ETCHINGS MODEL UZINC COLOR PLATES (120 The frat really new mower in 75 Before buying a mower.

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On the night of her greatest success he discovers her in Philip's arms, goes away discouraged. Thru the aid of Luigi, Margaret Ands Steve, realizes she loves him, then pays off Miller a gambler who is about to shoot him for a debt; she returns to the stage to sing "La Boheme," with Steve listening from an orchestra seat. Moore's selection from "Rigoletto," was most enjoyable, for it's lightness and melody, and tho it is said her own favorite is "La Boheme." she sang each of the many selections as tho the success of her picture was in that one. KISSIMMEE PERSONALS Special to The Sunday Sentinel-Star -Miss Local Sessions, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. C.

A. Sessions, has returned from visit with relatives in Valrico. Miss Willa Mae Harrell has returned to Miami. Prof, and Mrs. D.

B. Shaver have returned from their vacation. They spent some time in Arkansas before going to their old home in Kentucky ing home. for a visit with friends before Jack Bass, has returned from Georgia. Mr.

and Mrs. G. L. Ivey had as their guests the past week Mrs. J.

W. Miller and Mrs. Walter Bass of Orlando. Mr. and Mrs.

R. I. Jeffords and Mrs. T. W.

Mills, of Miami are visiting the A. S. Gilbert and S. L. Lupfer, Jr.

homes. Mr. and Mrs. H. H.

Harmon have returned to Winter Haven. Mr. and Mrs. L. H.

Thomas of Winter Park were guests the past week of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Neel.

Miss Winnifred Brooks had AS her guests the past week Misses Mary Alice McKinney and Florence Barton, of Winter Haven, F. O. Mullen was in Jacksonville the past week. Mr. and Mrs.

Malcom Eldridge left yesterday for a visit in northern states. Rev. and Mrs. W. H.

Dresch of the Presbyterian church are visiting in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Smith were guests in DeLand of Mr. and Mrs.

Joyce Bowen. Mr. and Mrs. John Woodall have had as their guest the past week, Mrs. 'Austin Jones of Orlando.

DISTRICT REBEKAH MEET Mrs. Jennie Phillips, of Kissimmee, deputy president of district No. 10, of the Florida Rebekah assembly, announces closed district meeting to be held Thursday, 8 p. at Fraternal hall. Orlando Rebakah lodge No.

12 will be the host lodge. Each of the several lodges of the district will take part in the program. This will be Mrs. Phillips first district meeting since recelving her appointment. Covered dish supper will be served preceding the meeting.

ICE CREAM SPECIAL FRESH PEACH PINT, 2 PINTS, 300 EMRICH'S PHARMACY 33 W. CHURCH ST. NEXT TO RIALTO Annual joint meeting of the Business Men's Bible class of First Baptist church, and Wesleyan Men's Bible class of First Methodist church, will be held this morning at 9:30, at the Methodist church. A similar meeting will be held at an early date at the Baptist church. The August program meeting of the Missionary society of First Methodist church.

will be held Monday at 3:15, at Wesley hall. The program, a continuation of the study of Korea, particularly the village life and work in rural communities, will be presented by Mrs. R. H. Arrington, Mrs.

Baxter Long will give the devotionals, and Mrs. George B. Carter will give missionary current events. Circle No. 2 of the Winter Park Congregational church will have an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon in the Hooker Memorial on Tuesday.

Aug. 20. The meeting will be devoted to sewing. There will be no meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church on Monday afternoon. Christian Endeavor society of the First Presbyterian church will meet tonight at 6:45 o'clock in the session room of the church.

Mrs. Beulah Drake will be in charge and the coming session of the State Christian Endeavor convention will be the main topic of discussion. Park Lake Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary will hold its monthly inspirational meeting. Monday 3 p. at the church.

Mrs. A. C. Pearson is in charge of the program. A mass meeting of all Christian Endeavor members of Orlando and the vicinity, will be held Sunday at 6:45 p.

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