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ST. PETERSBURG TIMES. SATURDAY. AUGUST 16. 1941 SIXTEEN At Westminster PULPIT AND PEW Know Your Minister Church Notices Should Be in By Thursday, I P.M.

Dunedin Minister and Wife Hosts At "Open House" (By Timet SUff Correspondent) 9:45 a.m.; morning service. "Spiritual Adventist Ambitions," 10:45 a.m.; YPMS, 6:30 m. evening service, the Rev. Leslie Seventh Dayt Sixth avenue and Kiahth street louth. the Rev.

Horton M. Bates, "Revival Essentials," 7:30 Pinellas Defense Leaders Report on Organizational Efforts. Throughout County By RALPH REED (Times SUff Correspondent) McLellan: today. Sabbath school. 9:30 DUNEDIN.

Open house was www Grace Community: Thirteenth ave a.m.: morning service, 11 a.m.; young people's meeting, 8 p.m. held by Dr. and Mrs. E. L.

At wood and their daughter, Miss nue south near Ninth street, the Rev. F. A. Shipley, church school. 9:30 a.m.; morning service.

10:45 a.m. On this pare each week The Times presents a brief biographical sketch of St. Petersburg minister, in order that its readers may become better and more widely acquainted with the men who fill the pulpits at local churches. Eva Mae, at the Baptist parson Baptist age Wednesday evening following I.ealmaa Avenue: Lealman avenue Ant loch! Twenty-first street and the prayer meeting service. The reception was informal and 65 and Forty-seoand street north, the Rev.

G. McDonell: Sunday school. CLEARWATER Complete reports from all division chairmen of Gnlfport: 2733 Fifty-third street the Pinellas county defense council were given yesiergay when the council met in the commissioners room at the courthouse, members and friends of the Dunedin Baptist church, of which Dr Atwood is pastor, attended. south, the Rev. Harvey M.

Hardin. morning service. 10 a.m.: churrh Thirty-second avenue north: the Rev. J. L.

Claville: Sunday school. 10 a.m.: morning service, 11 a.m.; evening service. 7:30 p.m Calvary i Corner Sixteenth street and Thirtieth avenue north, the Rev. A. J.

Hoolsema: morning service. 11 a.m.; evening with Chairman Theoaore tt. sinner, All notices for the church pate of the Saturday issue of The Times should be brought to the Times business office by, 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Driftain to Speak At Union Service Tomorrow Summer Union services in Williams park, under direction of St. Petersburg Ministers' association, will continue tomorrow night at 7:45 o'clock with the Rev.

Carson Brittain. 'iuninr nastnr of the school, 11 a.m. During the evening a musical The only new matter under dis-l www Northside: 2100 Forty-fourth avenue pussinn was neero participation sHaWaWalWvjHBVBHaHiBMBH program was enjoyed, with Miss Marjorie Young, W. O. Ferguson, north, the Rev.

II. G. McDonell; Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; morning serv New vocational Director Mrs. C. R.

Taylor, Miss Roberta service. True Komance. a Love Story of the Ages." 7:30 p.m. ice; young people a meeting, 6:45 The council, on motion of S. K.

Keller, approved a division of "negro participation." Details will be worked out but it was evening service. 7:30 p.m. Moore and Mrs. R. L.

Moore tak Ctntral: First avenue and Twenty- WWW Pasadena Community: 212 Seventieth ing part. Mrs. J. B. Strawn gave a reading.

fifth street south, the Rev. W. A. Thurston: morning service. J.

T. Bur- street south, church school, 9:45 a.m.; the Rev. Hugh C. Embry; morning aer- vlM. "Th Rlnnrnoaa nf flnH 11 Following the music, guests din 10:45 a.m., "Torn BTU, 6:30 p.m.: evening service.

Intermediate and Senior 1ps-iip were invited to the dining room where fruit punch was. served A Utile voice Commands, 7:45 p.m. indicated that the negro population of the county will be represented on the council by a white person who will be liaison officer. He will have his sub-chairmen in each city, town and community to organize negroes for all types of 6 p.m.; young people's league. 7:30 Dlnton A venae: Dlsston avenue and Disston Avenue Baptist church, as m.

Seminole: One mile north nf Rnv Fifth avenue north, the Rev. W. A. Hobson. DD, pastor; the Rev.

Carson Brittain. Junior pastor: Sunday school. from a 200-pound cake of ice formed into a punch bowl. The Misses Grace and Louise Moore presided over the punch bowl. The tea table, centered with a Pines hospital on highway No.

19, the Rev. H. Stewart Austin; church 9:30 a.m.: morning service. Growing school, 10 a.m.: morning service. 11 a.m.: Training union.

speaker. His sermon topic will be "Life by Death." Special musical service will be offered by the choir of the Disston Avenue Baptist church, under direction of Evan, Prosser. W. G. Coxhead, executive secretary of the YMCA.

will serve as pre Does God Really Care?" 11 a.m.: 6:30 p.m. vesper service, the Rev, Hugh C. Em- silver bowi of zinnias and marigolds, was covered with a Ven www Fifth Avenne: Fifth avenue and pry, p.m. Wr3 Trinity: 2400 Sixth street south, the etian lace cloth. The Misses Virginia and Ruth Hardin and Joan Sixth street south, the Rev.

J. Dean Adcock; Dr. H. W. Virgin.

"A House Empty A House Ih Peril." 10:30 Dr. H. W. Virgin. "Building the Framework of Character." 7:30 p.m.

Rev. J. J. Rooks, morning service: siding- minister. The public i Brunelle of Chicago, passed the cookies and mints.

11 a.m.; evening service 8 p.m. invited. Late summer flowers, the gift First: Fourth street north ODDostte Mormon of Mrs. E. M.

Hardin were used to decorate the pastorium. Dr. Dwlght R. Guthrie (above), pastor of the North-minster Presbyterian church, Springfield, will be guest minister at the First Presbyterian church during August while Dr. James A.

McClure, pastor, is on vacation. For his subject tomorrow morning, Dr. Guthrie has chosen "The Defense of the Gospel." Church of Jrnna ChrUt af T.ittrr Williams park, the Rev. David M. Gardner.

DD: Sunday school. 9:30 a.m.; "In Reach of Success," 10:45 a.m.: BTU, 6:15 p.m.; "Answering An Attitude," 7:30 p.m. Day Saints: JOUAM hall. Seventh street and First avenue south. Elders Oldsmar Couple Dr.

G. S. Vosburgh, (above) Spiritualist Church of Christ. N.8.A Seventh Ave. and Eleventh St.

No. BEV. G. S. VOSBURGH.

Fastor Lecture, Healing, Messages. Sunday School. Ifl: Morning Service 11: Kve's. Sun. and Wed.

7:45 Tuesday, 7:45, Message Circle. Mrs. Helen Foissant, assisting. Phone 76-454. M.

Palmer and Kenneth P. Ras- www whose ancestors were founders of N'orthslde: Fifth avenue and Fifth mussen: Sunday school, 10 a.m.; preaching service, 7 p.m. Wed in Canada the Spiritual church in the United States, has continued the family tradition with the establishment street north, the- Rev. Dr. Edward T.

Poulsen: Sunday School. 9:45, a.m.; morning service. 10:45 a.m. OLDSMAR. Word has been Pine City: 1828 Twenty-ninth avenue of three churches in various parts Presbyterian received of the marriage, "some Central First avenue north at Twen where in Canada' on July of the country.

Latest of these is the local Spiritualist Church of Christ, NSA, which he opened ty-sixth street, the Rev. E. R. Bar norm, the Rev. II.

I). Wilson; Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Morning service, 10:45 a.m.; Training union, 6:30 p.m.: evening service. 7:45 p.m. Pinellas Parle: 8912-16 Park boule Fourth of Mrs.

Reade Bramhall nard; Gerald Stanton, 10:45 a.m.; the Rev, Grant Duncan, 7:30 p.m. Percival and James Black, presi Feb. 3, 1935, with 10 members. dent of the Pinellas County Since that time the congrega vard, the Rev. Fred E.

Lane: morning a a a First: Third street and Fourth ave tion has grown to a membership School Bus Drivers. It is under service, -a ureal unurcn, 10:30 a.m. evening service. "Christ Meeting Hu nue north, the Rev. James A.

McClure. C. O. Pinch (above) arrived Thursday night to take over duties as county director of vocational with headquarters at the Tomlinson Vocational school. He replaces C.

A. Conley, who is now with the Pensacola Trade school as director. Pinch was formerly co-ordinator of diversified cooperative training in public schools of Highlands county, where he also served as supervisor of defense training in vocational trades. He recently returned from Gainesville, where he was instructor of vocational subjects at the University of Florida summer of approximately 200, has pur DD: Bible school. 9:30 a.m.: mornlne man Need," 7:30 p.m.; BYPU.

6:30 stood the newlyweds will arrive in Oldsmar this week and will chased a. church building, and in p.m. service, w. Dwight K. Guthrie, "The Defense of the Gospel," 10:45 a.m.

1939 installed a pipe organ. It is live in what is known as the defense duties. Reports from the division chairmen showed that organization has been completed in most divisions. Others are awaiting further instructions frdm state headquarters. Maj.

W. T. Davis, St. Petersburg, reporting on civil protection, told of the organization of the Florida defense force in St. Petersburg but appealed to the county to provide furniture for the armory.

He was assured by W. H. Belcher, chairman of the county commission, that the matter will be brought before the county board at its next meeting. Davis said folding chairs, tables and lockers are needed. Reports were made by Alfred P.

Marshall on registration; S. K. Keller on water supply; John H. Logan on agriculture; George Louden, power and fuel; Walter P. Fuller, communications and transportation; Ray E.

Green on finances; Emil Nordstrom, housing, and Mrs. Jay Hennig, community service. from the subdivision chairmen were made by W. H. Titus, Dunedin; Archie Clement, Tarpon Springs, and Walfred Lindstrom, St.

Petersburg. Clearwater had no representatives at the meeting. Fuller, reporting on communications, said he had arranged for the organization of 40 amateur radio stations in the county, 20 of which will be on trucks and cars and 20 in the homes of the operators. These will be able to function throughout the county when all power is out. He also reported that the three commercial radio stations had emergency power units to enable them to function at all times.

Soothside: Thirty-sixth street south a a a Tucker house, recently pur the only Spiritualist church in the United States to sponsor a Boy ana Tangerine avenue, the Rev. E. B. Gatlin; Sunday school. 9:45 a.m.: morn Gulfport: Twenty-seventh avenue and chased by Mr.

Black. lity-lourtn street south, tne Rev. Scout troop. ing service, the Rev. C.

R. Murphy "The Church in a Time of World Mr. and Mrs. John Gaunt have Randall Surlock; Sunday school, 9:30 With its seventh anniversary crisis, 11 a.m.; BTU, 7 n.m.r eve a.m.; morning service. 10:30 a.m evening service, 7 p.m.

returned to their home here after spending several weeks with ning service, the Rev. C. R. Murphy "A Worldly Challenge and a Di a a a "God is able to make all abound unto you; that ye, having always all sufficiency in everything, may abound unto every good work" 11 Corinthians 9:8 their son, Leonard Gaunt, in St next February, Dr. Vosburgh will have set a record of "seven years of service with church doors open on -every Sunday since its vine Answer, 8 p.m.

Pinellas Park: Sixtv-first street at Petersburg. rarx boulevard north, the Rev. S. M. Gillam: Sunday school.

10 a.m.: morn' Frank Brown, Mr. and Mrs. beginning. ing service. 11 a.m.: CE society.

6:30 Catholic Morton Livingston, Joyce, Bonnie, Bobbie and Ronnie Livingston p.m.; evening service. 7:30 p.m. A native of Fenton, Dr. 13 Prisoners a a a St. Mary's: Fourth street and Fifth Vosburgh studied at Long's College of Cosmic Law in Chicago, Westminster USA: Eleventh avenue avenue soum.

ine Rev. p. J. Donohue and Miss Eva Livingston have gone to New Albany, a masses at 7. 8.

10. 11 a.m.; school of and irst street north, the Rev. W. at Columbia Institute of Physio religion, a a.m.: benediction. 7:30 p.m.

ttaward Stejtt perry church school. few weeks vacation and to bring Are Removed To Raiford weekday masses. 7:30 a.m.: rnnfp. Mirror Lake Chrisiian Mirror Lake Drive at Grova Street Dr. B.

If. Melton, Summer Fastor Bible School 9:30 A.M. Morning Service. 10:45 A.M. "The Gospel for a Bankrupt Worlds Prayer Meeting 7:30 9:30 a.m.: the Rev.

Herman Allen FIRST CHURCH OF CORINTHIAN K. of F. Hall, 531 Eighth St. No. Sunday Evening Services at 8 F.M.

ANN REE COLTON Mother-Teacher 735 20th Avenue North Prophecy Teaching Preaching Healing Services Resumed Aug. 10th back Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs sions. 5-6. p.m.; first Friday morning service.

The Fraction of therapy, and was ordained a minister by the Arrion Psychical Religious Education society of Chicago. Life," 10:30 a.m.: Intermediate group masses, ana 8 a.m. Holy day masses, 7. 8. 9, 10.

11 and 11:55 a.m.: Novena Livingston mother. En route they wi.l stop at Nashville, meeting, 6 p.m.; Senior group, 6:30 to ths Mother of Sorrows, Friday. 7:30 (By Times Staff Correipondent) and Louisville, Ky. The local church received its p.m.; novena to Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal. 7:30 p.m..

Sunday. CLEARWATER Thirteen tris- J. H. Oambel has gone to Wnodlawn: Twenty-sixth avenue and oners, under sentences ranging Niagara Falls, N. to visit his St.

Paul's: Twelfth street anil F.1?ht. Tweitlh. street north, the Kev. J. G.

charter from the Eloim Spiritual church of Illinois, which Dr. Vosburgh founded in 1928. eenth avenue north, th Rr Hutchinson; Sunday school. 9:30 a.m. from one to five years, were son, juoun F.

Enright: masses at 7:30, 8:30. 9:30 taken to the state prison at Rai- ana a.m.; confessions today to 6 p.m. and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.: week- Dunedin Building ford Thursday, it was reported yesterday at the sheriff's office. WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN, U.S.A. Eleventh Ave.

and First St. N. 10:30 A. M. Rev.

Herman Allen W. Edward Stokesberry Minister Science Progressive Spiritualist Church 6th St. No. and Mirror Lake Drive Healing Lecture, Answering of Written Billets by Pastor, REV. NORA M.

LINK Midweek Meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 Message Meetings Monday, 7:30, Tuesdays, 8, at pastor's residence, 927 Baum Avenue, phone 72-704. oay masses, 7:30 a.m.; devotions on Fridays, 7:30 p.m. Those making the trip were a Universal Science: 2800 Central ave Totals $43,000 St. John's: Gulf henrh tVia TJon J. Mulling; masses at 9 and 11:30 a.m.

nue, the Rev. Lena Barnes Jefts and the Rev. James Parrish; evening service, 7:30 p.m. W. R.

Bodie, three years for forgery; Bud Smith, negro, two years on a statutory offense; St. Joseoh's: Lakevtpw avenna anil Author of two books "Yourself and the Cosmos" and "Buds of Life," a collection of poems Dr. Vosburgh is now at work on his autobiography. Next Week at The Churches The Rev. George Gibson, as DUNEDIN.

Building permits Henry Columbus, negro, five Keller, chairman of the water i wenty-nrst street south, the Rev. to date total approximately Spiritualist J. Muuins: masses at 8. 10 a.m.! Novena to Our Sorrowful Mother. supply, also reported emergency power equipment to safeguard the water supply.

In this connection, Progressive: Sixth street and Mirror every urioay nignt, 7:30 p.m. Leland B. Beistle, two years for Tv.7. breaking and entering; i Aijuica nuns me uicti mere win ue Lake drive, the Rev. Nora M.

Link: healing services, lecture and messages. 7:45 p.m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Third Street and Fourth Avenue North KEV. JAMES A. McCLIRE, D.

Fastor DEFENSE OF THE GOSPEL" Kev. Dwlght R. Guthrie, D. Springfield. Guest Minister Lindstrom reported plans had been made in St.

Petersburg for Christian ui carving euiu cmci uik, nitimiu i4. Donegan alias Robert Stewart, this summer and dunn a a a Psychlo Science Society: 826 Fif sociate pastor of the First Meth Church of Christ: 901 Dlsston avenue nn voar fnr crrnnH larronv An. luc mu. a reserve storage of five and one-half million gallons by using Mirror lake, Crescent lake and the soutn: Elder W. A.

Cameron: mnrn teenth street north, the Rev. George Geary; evening service, 7:45 p.m. thrmw MaMriA nno Chili MOOre, principal Of Ing service. 11 a.m.: evenlnar aprvlce odist, church, will continue the study of the Book of Revelation at midweek services Wednesday n.i ery; Curtis Green, negro, three Dunedin Junior high school is i p.m. www Spiritualist Church of Christ NSA: a a a years for breaking and entering; lo resume tne mter- Mirror Lake: Mirror Luke rfrlva anil evening at 7:45 o'clock.

Roger and James Protho, one 1 "X.1.1 ai lue siari Grove street north, the Rev. Emmett Seventh avenue and Eleventh street north: Sunday school. 10 a.m.; the Rev. G. S.

Vosburgh. assisted by Har year each for breaking and enter- 01 ine school year. This A. McNabb: Bible school. 9:30 a.m.

Dr. B. H. Melton. "The Gospel for old H.

Harper; morning service, ing; Alvin Wells, three years for am- wnicn -gives an cnnaren Bankrupt World." 10:35 a.m.: CE so 'Christian Behavioristics. 11 a.m.: FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Second Ave. North and Third St. 10:45 A.M. "Jesus' Life With God" 7:43 P.M.

Union Services in Williams Park Ministers Allen W. Moore, D.D. George Gibson A series of studies on the Tabernacle will be given by the Rev. A. J.

Hoolsema, pastor of the Calvary Baptist church, breaking and enterine: Harrv a chance to participate, was cieties, 6 p.m.; Adult Forum. 6 P.m. evening service, "Where Do the Christians Dwell," 7:45 p.m. popular last year www Crook and Bernard McDonald Soathi Ida fhnrrh of fhrl.t; 1122 This community will be repre three years each for larceny and www Temple of Love, Truth and Llavht: beginning with midweek rweiitn street south: Bible school, 10 lorgery. a.m.; sermon.

11 a.m.; Lords Supper, Ninth avenue and Tenth street north, noon. Dr. Riblet B. Hout: Mary D. Bramall.

evening lecture and messages, 8 p.m. prayer services Wednesday evening at the church auditorium. Message Circle at the Spiritual sented at the recreation camp at DeFuniak Springs late this month by E. Bob Hall, Dunedin recreation director. Hall, who leaves Monday and will return Sept.

1 said the camp is planned Christian Science big reservoir of the water company. Emergency power units also are ready for service. It was reported that the aircraft warning service has been completed and is awaiting the first "alert sirnal. Major Davis reported that organization work has been started on air raid warden service. He has selected each school in the county as an assembly point for all workers in this service.

Comdr. E. J. Comerford, Clearwater, chairman of the aluminum recovery campaign in upper Pinellas, made a brief report. He said he did not believe they had collected all of the aluminum but received a total of about 14,000 pounds in the county.

Pinellas Park First Churrh of Christ. Scion tint Unity Third street and Fifth avenue north; ist Church of Christ, NSA, will "HOW TO GET WHAT YOU WANT" Sermon by Dr. Charles M. Houser, Guest Minister 10:45 A. M.

at the FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Fourth Street and Third Avenue North DR. JOHN F. JOCKINSEN, MINISTER I'nlty (Troth Center): Fifth avenue be conducted Tuesday evening at Sunday school, 9:30 and 11 a.m. morning service. 11 a.m.

south, Louise C. Beaty: Sunday to teach recreation workers the latest methods of teaching and of planning programs. 7:45 clock. Regular midweek Society Wins Second Award school, 8:45 a.m.: Morning devotional service, 1 What Do You Get Out ol services are slated for Wednesday night at 7:45 o'clock at the Church of Christ Life?" 11 a.m. church.

Ninth Avenne Churrh of Christ Other Churches 1319 Ninth avenue north, the Rev. E. Sweeney; Bible study. 10 a.m. For the second time in two Garden Mission Speaker Here "Minorities Versus Majorities," 11 Assembly of God Tabernacle: 1220 months, Pinellas Park Christian Endeavor society won the attend noon "Crete a.m.: Holy communion.

12 people's meeting. 6:45 p.m.; Versus Troas," 7:45 p.m. Sixteenth street north, the Rev. H. S.

Bush; Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; ance award plaque during a re Dr. B. H. Melton, guest pastor at the Mirror Lake Christian church, will resume studies on "The Great Doctrines of Jesus" at evening prayer and fellowship services Wednesday evening at the church. Walter Taylor, rem-esentative cent CE district rally at local TRINITY EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH (C.

L. C. Fourth Avenue and Fifth Street North The Morning Worship 10:45 A.M. "A Continuous Universal Gift" Herman Cauble, Preaching Henry V. Kahlenberg, Pastor morning service, 11 a.m.; young people's meeting.

6:45 p.m.; evening serv of the Garden Mission in Chicaeo. Mirror Lake Christian church. ice, 7:45 p.m. Congregational will be guest sneaker at the Men's a a a Christian and Missionary Alliance: First: Fourth street and Third ave nue north, the Rev. Dr.

John P. Jock with games, singing, contests and Bibl clas of rirst refreshments. Later, members church tomorrow YMCA auditorium, the Rev. Glenn E. New Port Richey Personal Items lnsen: Youth service and Sunday Smith, pastor; Bible school, 9:45 a.m.; morning service.

11 a.m.; evening serv started Dlans for a district r-nn- morning at o'clock. All scnool, a.m.: morning service Christian Youth Night will be observed at the First Avenue Methodist church Tuesday evening, with the Junior High Group meeting at 7 o'clock and the sen Dr. Charles M. Houser, "How to Get ice. 7:30 p.m.

vention scheduled to assemble mimbei are urged to attend, hprp rirt A. ot Mirmi. oiro ine Rev. George Gibson, asso What You Want," 10:45 a.m.; Col a a Church of the Nazarene: 921 Ninth garo club. 6:15 p.m.

NEW PORT RICHEY. Joseph street north, the Rev. and Mrs. C. E.

Christian 'church. Several of the clae pastor, will present the sec-district group also will attend the 111 hls series sermons on Toney; morning service, 11 a.m.; Episcopal Pasadena Community Church 70th Street and 2nd Avenue South 9:45 A.M. Church School 11:00 A.M. "THE SLOWNESS OF GOD" 3. Wallace Hamilton.

D. D. Ministers Hugh C. Embry Evander Preston, Minister of Alusio Loud-speakers la Radio Park YPS and Junior service. 6:30 p.m.: sidie vc convenuon aue.

i uvuhohuu ai M. Accardi Jr. of New Port Richey has completed his course of study as an aviation machinist's mate in the trade school at the naval air station in Jacksonville, evening service, 7:30 p.m. and Sept. 1 in West Palm Beach.

clock morning services, St. Bartholomew's: Lakevlew avenue and Nineteenth street south, the Rev, a a Christian Psychic Science Society: ms suoiecc win "jesus During the absence of their Warren Canrield Cable. Rector: Sun With God." 105 Fourth street south, the Rev. Kins: day services. 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m, and pastor, the Rev.

S. M. Gillam, nis parents have been advised. Solomon; evening service, 7:45 p.m. its a.nnnl II 1 11 a.m.; church school.

9:30 a.m. a www Divine Science Healinr Circle: 326 Park society members will visit ChpKTIflri Srmnro Rollie Draft is confined to his home, following an illness of sev St. Peter's: Fourth street at Second Sixteenth avenue northeast, 2 p.m. avenue north, Evan A. F.d wards, rec wi'vivvivn till uutllllUL 1 1 1 1 eral days.

tor: hours of service. 7:30 a.m.. morn county. The "iti- "rary" will in ior and young adult group con vening at 7:30 o'clock. "Family Night" covered dish supper will be sponsored by the Church school of the First Congregational church next Friday evening at 5:30 o'clock at the municipal pier.

Honor guests will be Dr. Charles M. Houser, guest pastor, Mrs. Houser and children. All church members and friends are invited.

The church choir will hold its weekly picnic next Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Surf club. Le a a Evangelical Service: Lester A. TTlr- Ing service. 10:30 a.m.: church school ssonoermon elude the First Christian church Mr. and Mrs.

James E. Grey are the parents of an 83i-nounH a.m. of Clearwater. Faith Mission at FIRST AVENUE METHODIST First Ave. No.

at Fifth St. 10:30 "FIFTH COLUMN IN THE CHURCH" SCHOOL IN NEW BUILDING Paul R. Hortin, D.D.-SIInitters-Arthur B. Charlesworth glns; morning services at White City, 3020 Sixth street south, 10:30 a.m.; evening services at Orange Blossom park. Fifth avenue south at Eighteenth Crystal Beach.

Christian Endeav CHURCHES OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Jewish daughter, Linda Jean, born at their home Thursday afternoon. S. A. Slack, owner of Slack's or society at Tarpon Springs and the Mirror Lake Christian church street, 8 p.m. "SOUL" is the subiert ihe Cnnareaatlon R'nal Israel: 1039 Ar lington avenue.

Rabbi. A. S. Kleinfeld Lesson-Sermon which will be Sundries store, has taken over in St. Petersburg.

a a a First Church of God: 2903 Tangerine today, morning service. 9 a.m.: tomor The senior crrnun win ntor. in Churches of Christ. Sci Tne remaining stock assets of the row. morning service, 9 a.m.; Sunday lormer Home Drue romnanv school, 10 to 12 a.m.

avenue, Mrs. Stacey B. Hill: Sunday school, 10 a.m.: morning service, 11 a.m.; young people's meeting, 6:45 p.m.; evening service. 7:45 p.m. tain juniors with a boat ride xntlst throughout the world on Scot.

2. Sunday. Aug. 17. Herbert Brocrsma of the Pasco Pinellas Park memhprs whn at.

ine uoiden Text is: "Bless the Lutheran naraware company is on va cation. a a a Full Go unci Assembly KM Thlrtv. tended the rally here Thursday Lord' 0 my soul: and all that is night included Dorothy Pyne. wthin me, bless his holy name" Guest Speaker Grace Evangelical: 801 Twenty-eighth FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH FIFTH AVENUE and SIXTH STREET SOUTH J. PKAN ADCOCK.

D.D., Psstor Dr. H. W. Virgin, Supply Fastor during August. 10:30 A.

M. "A HOUSE EMPTY A HOUSE OF PERIL" 7:30 P. M. "BUILDING THE FRAMEWORK OF CHARACTER" miss Kuth Frierson and her brother, Pete Frierson. are in avenue norm, tne Kev.

Kooeri third street south, the Rev. E. M. Brengle; Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; morning service. 10:45 a.m.

evening StoinWlv Sundsv School 9:15 a.m nirs. w. l. ryne, Audrey Green, vrsaims Ethel Hill, Bertha and Ruth Among the citations which com mnrnina sprvire. the Rev.

W. service. 7:30 p.m. uacicson. visiting friends.

Mrs. W. H. Dingus, who under Schoech, "The Friend of Sinners. Hinchcliffe.

Charlotte Stanton. the Lesson-Sermon is the a a Glpnoak rnmmnnHv rtiant fTntar. Not of Sin," 10:30 a.m. went an operation at a Dunpriin www Marjorie Watson, Junior Ezelle, following from the Bible: "Truly Robert MacDonald. James Hodges, my soul waiteth upon God: from Jack Jackson.

Buddy Bender, him cometh my salvation. Mv Trlnitv Evancelirsl: Fourth avenue hospital recently, is recuperating at her home herp. Her H-maMo and Fifth street north, the Rev. Henry denominational): Auburn street, between Tangerine and Lakeview avenues; the Rev. T.

W. Carlberg: Sunday school, 10 a.m.: morning service, V. Kahlenberg: church school, Allan Pyne, Roy Hinchliffe. Dol- soul, wait thou only upon God; a mnrninir service. The KV.

Her Miss Mary Jane Henry, who was operated upon for a knee injury recently at a Tampa hospital, is man Cauhle. "A Continuous Universal 11 a.m.; young people's meeting. 7 p.m. pnus tzene and Harry Stanton, lor my expectation is from him. accompanied by G.

H. DeHaas. In God is my salvation and my Gift." 10:45 a.m.; senior Luther league, 6 p.m. cpunselor, and Mrs. DeHaas.

glory: the rock of my strength, Gospel Tabernacle Seventh avenue and Fourth street south and mv refuse, is in rinH" Dr. W. T. Methodist Watson; morning. service.

11 a.m.; YOUNG ZIONIST MEETING 62:1, 5. 7). evening service. 7:4 a p.m. A regional conclave of eight- The Lesson-Sermon also in- Allendale: Haines mad at Thirty Gulfport Community i Twenty-eighth eighth avenue north, the Rpv.

Walker year-old Marada, Youth Zionist eludes the following passage from of her mother. The Rev. George Vernon Dickey has been spending several days with friends in St. Petersburg. H.

B. Potter is able to be around again, following a recent operation for the removal of his tonsils. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Fourth Street North Opposite Williams Park 9:30 A.M. Sunday School O. V.

Bassett, Supt. Classes for Every 10:40 A.M. Morning Worship: In Reach of Success" 6:15 P.M. Baptist Training Union W. K.

Supt. 7:30 P. M. Evening Worship: Answering An Attitude DAVID M. GARDNER, D.D., Pastor ti.

C.rav: rhurrh school. :30 am Organization of America, will the Christian Science textbook. the Rov. Charles W. Sullivan.

10:45 avenue and Fifty-fourth street south, the Rev. Harris B. Brstian; church school. 10 a.m.; morning service. open at the Seminole hotel.

Jack- "Science and Health with Key to a.m.; Youth Fellowship. 6:30 p.m. a 11 a.m.; Young Peoples' meeting 7 eonville, over Labor Day week- the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Chllds Park: 384 Nineteenth sverme p.m.; evening service, 8 p.m. ena. caay: "uay may aeenne and south, the Rev.

Harvey M. Hardin nasi or; church school. S.45 am shadows fall, but darkness flees mornine service. "Hove Forward. 11 when the earth has again turned a Young People's service.

7 pm. Jehovah's Wltnessesi 520 Ninth street north. Room 6: Model Bible study, 7 p.m.; Watchtower Study, 8 p.m. Onen Itlbln TabernaHei Seventeenth upon its axis. The sun is not af Whst Does Relic ion Mean to You? 7:45 p.m.

fected by the revolution of the a City Is Its Own Largest Corporation, Mayor Says earth. So Science reveals Soul as rlearvlew: Thlrtv-seventh avenue I God, untouched by sin and death, street and Twenty-ninth avenue north, the Rev. George M. Martin: Sunday and Fortv-first street north, the Rev. the central Life and Intelli H.

G. McDrmell: Sunday school. 10 gence around which circle har- a.m.: afternoon service. pm young people's meeting. 6:45 p.m.

www (By Tiroes stafl Correspoadent) ns ess than received wv the SI- rnoniously all things in. the sys CLEARWATER Members of a-year men workine for the cov- tems Min" (p. year men working for the gov Euclid: Tenth street and Tenth ave- school. 9:45 a.m.: morning service, ll a.m. evening service.

7:30 p.m. Salvation Army Citadel SIS Third street south, Ma), and Mrs. John Sharp, commanding officers; Sunday school. a.m.; morning service, 10:45 a.m.; Young Peoples meeting. 6 p.m.; evening aervire, 7:45 p.m.

tne Kiwanis club were told yes- ernment. nue north, the Rev. o. S. Falmer Sunday school.

9:30 morning The city's gas plant is valued Bradenon Man service, a.m.; YPC and league, on the city books at p.m.; evening service. 7:30 p.m, www First: Second avenue at Third street water plant at $400,000, and sewage disposal Dlant at S500.000. Russell Park Gospel: Dartmouth ave Dies on Visit Messages by the Pastor 11:00 A. M. "On the Potter's Wheel" 7:45 P.

M. "The Midnight Hour" A Stirring Prophetic Message GOSPEL TABERNACLE Fourth Street South at Seventh Avenue W. T. Watson, D.D., fastor Rev. Fred Attvater, Asst.

Pastor terday by Mayor George R. Seavy that Clearwater Is the largest single corporation within the city limits, owning $1,200,000 in utilities and having a taxable valuation of $12,000,000. The city, he said, employed 125 persons. north, tha Rpv. AH-n W.

Mrvre. DD The mayor reviewed the opera the Rev. George Gibson; "Jesus' Life ORANGEBURC. S. C.

(JPi tion of the city in detail, taking with God," am, www Guest speaker for the 10:30 o'clock service at the First Avenue Methodist church tomorrow morning will be Dr. P. M. Boyd (above), recently-elected district superintendent for the Tampa district of the First Avenne: First avenue at Fifth his figures from the last annual William A. Weiscnsale, 67, of report.

He urced all members of Bradenton. riirrl nf heart stnvf north. Dr Paul Hortin nue at Thirty-ninth street norm: Tne Rev. J. Clark; Sunday school, 3 p.m.; preaching service, 4 p.m.

Independent Bible Study! 3025 Jackson street north. P.m. Fifth Avenae rrTefoitl: S90" Fifth avenue north: the Rev. E. Thompson; Sunday school, 9:45 morn-mif worship.

11 evening service, 7:30 p.m. churrh school, 9-IS a.m.: Dr. P. This corporation, he explained, the club to co-operate in build- attack here yesterday while visit-ins the ritv find invitorl fverv-1 inff at th hnm tt a rlotiz Thn Bnyd. "The Fifth Column In the is directed by a board known as Florida Conference.

His sub Church, 10:30 a.m. me mjr wnu i c- one to come to the tv ha 1 lor bod will be sent to Bradcnton at a. I a ject will be "The Fifth Column in the Church." Flr4 Free: 421 Fifth streat smith tetve i taiaij, wuiui, uc earn, any iniormtion on city affairs, today lor funeral services, the Rev. W. M.

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