Special Easter Masses and services listed for Sacred Heart and others
Holy Thursday services and Holy Hour at 7 00 p m Good Friday Three Hours 12 00 to 3 00 p m Sacred Cantata The Seven Last Words by Dubois conducted by Arthur Sale at Sacred Heart Easter Sunday masses at 6 30 8 and 11 45 a m plus Sol eme High Mass 10 30 a m with Benediction Divine Services at Naval Air Station Auditorium Confessions Holy Saturday 2 00 to 4 00 p m and 7 00 to 9 00 p m Easter Sunday High Mass 3 45 a m Christ Episcopal Church Maundy Thursday Holy Communion 7 30 p m Good Friday Children Service 10 00 a m 3 hour service 12 00 to 3 00 p m Easter Holy Communion 7 45 a m and 11 00 a m Church School Service 4 00 p m St Pauls Methodist Church Holy Thursday Holy Communion etc
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Sacred Heart Church
Naval Air Station Auditorium
Arthur Sale
Dubois
Christ Episcopal Church
Graham Memorial
U.S. Naval Air Station
North Island
U. S. Naval Air Station
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Easter Services and Holy Week Plan at Naval Churches
A schedule of Easter and Holy Week services across Navy chapels and churches. Events include Good Friday three hour services from noon to three, Easter Sunday Holy Communion and Flowering Cross, Maundy Thursday choral programs, and regular Sunday worship at multiple locations including North Island Chapel and St. Pauls Methodist Church.
Coronado News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Issues
Coronado Floral Association seeks black or dark blue veils for Flower Show. Chamber exhibits San Diego Trust historical photos at Coronado C of C. Harold Ord seeks sponsors for seven Coronado softball teams. Roy Clark enters San Diego Hair Fashion Show. Orange Avenue businesses hit by outages due to repairs. Coronado Chamber membership at 180 with Safeway latest. waterfront lots sold quickly. Easter Week display features a 13th century Madonna painting owned by Mrs. Priska Baldwin.
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Chamber
Arthur Johnson
San Diego Trust and Sayings Bank
County
Bay Area
San Diego
Coronado
Coronado Flowderland
Priska Baldwin
Gala Flower Show Opens Next Weekend In Coronado
Preparations for Coronado's Annual Flower Show are near completion with the Paradise Isle display set to open on April 23. Maj. Ennalls Waggaman reports the 1949 show is 40 percent larger than last year and features a new Front of Homes section judged citywide by an out of town panel.
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Coronado
Paradise Isle
Maj
Ennalls Waggaman
Coronado Floral Association
Maj. Waggaman
Alan Laing
Paul Corrier
Henry G
Wallace
Lewis Coxe
B. W. Campbell
George F. Neal
P. W. Hord
Arthur J. Leavy
Ida K. Brooks
Thomas Shine
Local Classified Buyers Meet Sellers in Compass Columns
Miss Baker kindly directs buyers and sellers to contact Genley at 38 3141 for market listings and transactions in the Compass classified pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Baker
Genley
Transit firm seeks state survey for Coronado South Bay bus link
J L Haugh president of the San Diego Transit System asks the State Public Utilities Commission to survey a Coronado to South Bay bus route via the Silver Strand Highway. He reports a preliminary study shows possible weekly loss around 500 dollars and a one hour service costing 666 dollars weekly to operate with revenues near 150 dollars. The Coronado Chamber of Commerce and the transit firm request an independent field survey to assess feasibility.
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Public Utilities Commission
San Francisco
J. L. Haugh
San Diego
Coronado Chamber of Commerce
Commission
Coronado
South Bay
Village Theatre Announces 645 P.M. Open and 7 P.M. Shows
Manager Bert Kramer announced a new schedule for the Village Theatre starting this week with doors opening at 6 45 p m and the first show at 7 p m each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Theatre
Bert Kramer
Riptide claims Pomona student during Easter holidays
An 18 year old Pomona Bible student, David Luckensmeyer, drowned off Coronado while swimming 100 yards offshore in fading beach protection. Lifeguards and Coast Guard failed to locate the body until hours later. funeral services set for Pomona Friday.
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Pomona
Coronado
David Luckensmeyer
Los Angeles Bible Institute
Ocean Blvd
Philip Lowden
Joseph Hoppe
Price
Frank Hastings
Howard Nagel
D Avenue
Luckensmeyer
Carl Klindt
John W. Price
Hotel del Coronado
Klindt
Coast Guard
County Lifesaving Service
Imperial Beach
Allan Holder
John Brannon
David Conger
Buck Miller
Jerry Silverman
Tenth Street
Coronado Mortuary
Elmer R. Luckensmeyer
Sunrise Service at Cutler Field Easter Morning
The North Island Protestant Chapel Activity and the Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church hold a community Easter Sunrise Service at Cutler Field on 6th St between F and G Avenues at 6:00 a.m. The combined choirs under Arthur D. Sale will sing The Holy City. Chaplain G L Martin will deliver the Easter message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Island
Graham Memorial
Kenneth B. Carson
Cutler Field
Coronado
Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church
Moore
Presbyterian Church
Arthur D. Sale
North Islander
Horseless Carriage Wonders Planned Reception in Coronado
Coronado Chamber of Commerce gears up for a reception for 60 to 75 vintage jalopies from Los Angeles and the north during the April 29 30 weekend. Organizers promise a parade up Orange Avenue a theatre party and a Yacht Club stag show for the daring motorists housing at Hotel del Coronado.
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Los Angeles
Coronado
Orange Avenue
Hotel del Coronado
Yacht Club
R.H.W
State plans spend 150000 on new strand projects
John Hennessy of the State Division of Beaches and Parks outlined a 150000 allocation for the Silver Strand bay and ocean beach area. Plans include picnic grounds, restrooms, ranger facilities, and potential concession and trailer areas as state and county officials explore joint purchase of adjacent oceanfront land and county lifeguard patrol.
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Silver Strand Bay
Ocean Beach
John Hennessey
State Division of Beaches and Parks
Compass
Hotel San Diego
Hennessey
Coronado
NAVY
State Park Commission
Strand Beach
Strand Ranch
Fort Emory
Truman Aide Thanks Island for Invitation
Matthew J. Connelly, secretary to the President, conveyed gratitude for an invitation to Truman to vacation on the island. He said the president cannot accept now due to a heavy schedule but appreciated the hospitality. A second note to Louis Millen likewise expressed thanks and regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Matthew J. Connelly
Coronado Chamber of Commerce
Connelly
Louis Millen
The
the Chamber
J.W. Jordan
San Diego
F.B.I
Washington
Secret Service
Planning group sticks by guns on Block 7 issue
At a recent Planning Commission meeting the group reaffirmed its recommendation to zone the western half of Block Seven along B Avenue between Tenth Street and Ynez Place for business. City Council had referred the matter back proposing all Block Seven be zoned for multiple dwellings with Block Hight facing B Street zoned for business. The Commission’s latest stance will be on the agenda again at next week’s City Council meeting.
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Planning Commission
B Avenue
Tenth Street
Ynez Place
Commission
B Street
City Council
Tax Deadline Friday for 1948 State Income Tax Returns
Deadline for filing 1948 state income tax returns applies to single filers with $3000+ income and married couples with $4500+ combined income. Returns must be taken or mailed to the State Income Tax Office in San Diego at 530 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Broadway
San Diego
Red Cross Chairman Calls for Final Coronado Quota Push
Admiral Wm H Standley chair of Coronado 1949 Red Cross drive says the $9500 quota is $900 short and appeals for more donations this week to meet the year’s needs. Only 1566 residents have contributed to date from a 17000 population, with headquarters at the First National Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adm
Wm. H. Standley
Coronado
Red Cross
Standley
The
First National Bank
c/o First National Bank
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Munion
Kenneth Carson
David Lee Mounts
Christian Science
Highth and
Coronados
Seth
Harold Ord
Ord
Roy Clark
James Davis
U.S. Grant Hotel
Clark
Eighth
Tenth Avenues
Lee Mather
Board of Directors
Safeway Stores
Bay View Tes
Transit Company
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