Christmas Eve and Day Services Across Local Churches
Historic Yale churchgoers join multi church Christmas observances with choirs, carols and candlelight. Listings include Trinity Lutheran and First Lutheran in Long Beach, Silverado United Methodist, Our Saviors Lutheran, and 20 more venues across the area planning Advent wreaths, nativity scenes, and Midnight Mass. Churches schedule children’s activities, bells, and Holy Communion at various times Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran
Eighth Street
Linden Avenue
Morris Mosby
Lakewood First Presbyterian
Studebaker Nd
Peterson
Edward Schroeder
First Lutheran
Atlantic, Ave
Silverado
Unitec Methodist
Delia Ave
Congregation of Our Saviour's Lutheran
Junipero Ave
Lutheran Church of the Mary Trinity
Carson St
First Methodist
Pacific Ave
Galal Gough
Christ Lutheran
Stearns SL
North Long Beach Christian
B. Market St
Trinity Lutheran of
Norwalk
Studebaker Rd
University Lutheran
Clark Ave
Cengre
Oscarson
Tos Altos United Methodist
E. Willow St
Immanuel Lutheran
St. Michael's Orthodox Catholic
E. 55Th St
St. Maria Goretti
Palo Verde Ave
Holy Cross Lutheran of Cypress
Cerritos Ave
Hallelujah Chorus
Gest
Arnold Kuntz
Southland Missouri Synod
Garden Grove
St. Anselm of Canterbury Episcopal
Galway St
Seal Beach
Bethany Baptist
Marina Dr
Los Alamitos
Bethlehem Lutheran
Wallingsford Rd
Palos Verdes
Mary
Joseph
Best Yule decorators fete winners at annual Long Bearh Chamber
The Long Beach Junior Chamber honors winners in religious and Christmas tree decoration categories during ceremonies Monday night. Recipients include Dire fin E Mendis first in commerce circle, Gordon James second, plus Mr and Mrs Roberto Nacco first in religious. Edward Olson notable with second in Christmas tree and honorable mentions to Jack Moss Joe Mattie and Jerry Flored Moors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annua Long Bearh
Commerce
Roger Hanne
Leo-Longo
Cedar Ave
Jw, Huson
HI Plenty Ave
Edward Olson
Weston Place
Jack Moss
Belmont
Joe Mattie
Magnolia Ave
Jerry Flored-Moors
Pasadena Ave
Long Beach school board hikes pay for meetings
The Long Beach Board of Education voted to pay itself 75 dollars per Unified School District meeting and 50 dollars per Community College District meeting, up from prior rates. With four Mondays monthly meetings, members would earn about 3,600 dollars yearly for the district sessions and 1,200 dollars yearly for college district meetings. The raise follows Assembly Bill 2414 lifting the salary ceiling to 74 dollars per session. Elections for three seats are set for April with terms starting May. The board also approved Long Beach City College curriculum changes for the next school year, adding 66 courses and deleting six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach Board of Education
Eacch
Unified School District
Community College
Community College District
Jerald Jacobs
Jacobs
Assembly
James Gray
James Crawford
Long Beach City College
Schoor
Trash pickups shifted by holidays in three cities
City officials say Christmas and New Year holidays will delay trash collections in Long Beach, Lakewood, and Beach. In areas with Wednesday pickups, collections move to Thursday and Thursday to Friday, with Friday routes to Saturday. No pickups on Christmas Day or New Year’s Day. regular schedules resume Dec 30 and 31. Lakewood urges cutting Christmas trees to under four feet and binding pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lofig
Beach
Lakewood
Public Service
Long Beach
Robert Kennedy
St. Long Beach
Kennedy
Supercapent Press
Chion
Nooo AN Press-Telegram
Orange County
South Bay Area
Comptoa
Yawned
Aditi Benieves
Cerrites
Rewalk
Paraimpsal
Long Beach club leader Mrs Killingsworth dies
Gertrude M Killingsworth widow and pioneer Long Beach developer dies after brief illness at home. Native of Collins Missouri taught school, moved to California with husband Walter, helped found Killingsworth Oil Co. Survived by two sons Melvin Edward three grandsons and six great grandchildren. Services Thursday at 2 p.m. at Sheelar Stricklin Mortuary chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude M. Killingsworth
Long Beach
Collins
Ebel Club
Southern California Symphony Assn
PTA
Melvin
Edward
Sheelar/Stricklin Mortuary
Classified ad helps place Trish in Yale celebrations
An Independent Press-Telegram classified ad from the Gontermans of 4349 Maybank Ave Lakewood places their Irish Setter pups into new homes for the holidays. IPT classifieds reach thousands with gift items year round and offer ad spaces at 492-5959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press-Telegram
Gontermans
Maybank’ Ave
Lakewood
IPT
College to offer full hotel and restaurant programs at LI campus
College President Frank Pearce said LBCC will offer complete programs in hotel and restaurant management at the Terminal Island extension campus. The move expands career offerings and aligns with workforce needs in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Terminal Island Extension
Frank Pearce
LBCC
Hotel
Restau
Rant Management and Photography Team Debut Cycle Repair Candy
A new duo explores cycle repair and candy photography for the first time, blending professional rant management with practical repair skills and creative candy photography. The effort marks a debut in cross discipline collaboration, signaling future projects and learning curves.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bernie McCune
Shappell Industries
Maj
Donald Pack
Salvation Army
Spring St.Staif
Tom Shaw
Yale
Bron
Walt Musray
Mrs. Killingsworth
Gertrude Killingsworth
Trish
Meira
Jimmy Grocked
Jill Shipstad
Judy McLeod
aAtmust Lehmann
Herbert Wiesinger
Tim Wood
Cathy Lee Twin
Biddy
Buddy
Paul
Andre
Don Yonte
Charlene Sharlock
David Sutton
Mary Church
Cook Family
Sun
le Ard
Convention Center
Mutual and Liberty
United California
Anaheim Convention Center
Dept. B
Katella Avenue
Anaheim
Galifornia
P.M
Slate. Zip
Denvetépa
Thewels
HMO Por
Abc-Tv
Day Angeles Herall
Warner Bros
Africa
AVHR
New York
Woten
Jamie Lys
Boet Troskie
Warner Communications Company
Lakewood Center
Candlewood
Long Beach State
Ocean and
Pine Streets
Downey
Seal Beach Bay
Main Street
Santa Ana
Bristol Cinema
Bristol Street
Cpasses
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