Sermons and Activities From Local Churches This Sunday
The First Christian Church hosts a 10:30 a.m. service with Pastor William J. Denton on A Faith for Troubled Times and Romans 8 18 30. Nursery care and 9:15 a.m. Sunday School are offered. Joy Bus workers are honored at a Saturday breakfast at Trade Winds. The Church of Christ airs Let's Talk Religion January 14 at 8 p.m. on Channel 7. Bethany Lutheran holds Holy Communion at 10:45 a.m. with a sermon on The Broad Shoulders based on I Peter 5 6 7. Landmark Missionary Baptist Church in the 708 N. Third St. area has morning worship at 10:45 a.m. and a 7 p.m. Wednesday lecture series. First Presbyterian hosts Rev Carl Blanford this weekend with a potluck and Sunday sermon Opportunities. Church School at 9:30 a.m., nursery for infants and toddlers. United Presbyterian Women circles meet Thursday. chancel choir rehearses Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Denton
First Christian Church
W. College Ave
Bertha Wilson
The
Christian Women's Fellowship
Heckeroth
Sunset Manor
Vandenberg Afb
Church of Christ
North O Street
Lord’s Church
Joy Bus
Larry Rowe
Let
TelePrompTer
Bethany Lutheran Church
Charles Rauschek
Landmark Missionary Baptist Church
N. Third St
Ernest McCain
Carl Blanford
First Presbyterian Church
Berkeley Drive
Blanford
Princeton Seminary
Kenneth R. Boyd
United Presbyterian
Calvary Baptist Church
Wallis A. Turner
Calvary Choir
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
E. Central Ave
Episcopal Young
Church of the Nazarene
North B Street
David Schultz
Janette Sexton
Zacharish
Carpinteria
John
Beverly Myers
Gordon Blacklock
Super Sunday Planned by Local Churches
First Southern Baptist Church hosts a 10:50 sermon Sin Within the Camp and a 7 p.m. Acts-based closing sermon. Christian Science church observes Bible lessons on John 4:23 with services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. United Church promotes Love Jesus Love Others Love Yourself at 10 a.m. with children’s story by Richard E. Harris. Community budget meeting follows coffee hour for 1975. Edge of Adventure study group begins at 7 p.m. at 6 Oxford Drive with Ed and Mary Walsh. open to newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Southern Baptist Church
Pine Ave
Richard C. Lewis
Christian Science Church
Christian Science
First Church of Christ Scientist
South H Street
Jesus
John
United Church
Constellation Road
Richard E. Harris
J.D.Y
Church Council
Mary Walsh
Oxford Drive
Reverend Brooks Choses Jacob Return to Bethel Sermon
United Pentecostal Church at 200 W. Chestnut Ave hosts Rev. Nolan Brooks preaching on Jacob Return to Bethel this Sunday. Worship begins at 9 45 a m with an evening service at 7 30 p m transportation may be arranged by calling 736 3547
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Bethel
Nolan Brooks
United Pentecostal Church
Chestnut Ave
Brooks
Mission Hills Church talks on Who is a Christian
Sunday morning lessons center on Matthew 7 12 29 at Mission Hills Church of Christ established December 1. Alan Benedict is preacher with contact numbers. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Hills Church
Bob Cunningham
Notice to Creditors of Bulk Transfer in Lompoc
California bulk transfer notice announces transfer of Whistle Stop business at 805 West Laurel Ave Lompoc to Roy Ekstrom. Names addresses and Social Security numbers for Albert Abergel transferor and Roy Ekstrom transferee listed. Transfer to occur after ABC approval, dated January 7 1975 with intended vendee signature and January 10 1975 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Abergel
West
Laurel Ave
Lompoc
Calif
West Laurel Ave
Rigel Ave
Roy A. Ekstrom
Huntington Place
Laurel Avenue
Santa Barbara County
California
Transeror
H” Street
Law Office
Grossman, Cox & Palmer
North H Street
Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
S- Roy A. Ekstrom
Vendee
Legislature gets what they ask for in budget
Governor Brown approves a total of 54.5 million dollars for the legislature for the next fiscal year, a near five percent increase over current spending. He trims his own office budget by seven percent and keeps existing allocations for the governor’s staff, while noting plans to review salaries. The budget adds more detail than previous years and includes temporary adjustments for housing and residence costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPI
Edmund Brown Jr
Ronald Reagan
Brown
Distributors Wanted and College Courses Ad
Men and women invited to be their own bosses with interview details for a distributor opening in Santa Maria. Also Allan Hancock College advertises free programs and a part time secretary position at Lompoc Center with application deadlines and requirements. Betty advertises jewelry selling opportunities with interview contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Hancock College
DeYoung
Santa Maria
Howard Johnsons Run
Lompoc Center
Hapgood School
East Olive Ave
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Hubert Eatman
Garth Smith
Bob Bliss
Bethany Lutheran
Landmark Missionary Baptist
Valley Chapel
Don McClure
North N Street
First Presbyterian
Southern
United Pentecostal
Mission Hills
First Baptist
John O. Eby
First Baptist Church
W. Cypress Ave
American Baptist Churches of the
Pacific Southwest
Calvary Baptist
Peace Lutheran
Peace Lutheran Church
Ocean Ave
Kathy Hannemann
St. Mary’s
Episcopal
Trinity Church of the Nazarene
Cojo Ranch
E. Fred H. Bixby Ranch Company
Pee Iian Plaza Pries
S. B
Jcpenney
Eter Solvangail
Andersen’s
Hans Christian Andersen
Buellton
Reagan
Capitol
West Oak St
MacDonalds
F.A
Nic Nicholson
Lost
Stacey
Children’s World’ Day Care Center
My Home
Fillmore Area
Sunshine Children's Center
V.V
Bill
Joe
Dan
Armstrong & Gaf
Miz Carpetlady
MCBA
Bank Financing
E. Ocean
Help
Lompoc Record
P.O
Dial
Questa
W. Ocean
Dan Orser
San Luis Obispo
Betty and
Neal Elms
Norma and
Ken Stillman
Earl's Mobil Buellion
Sarah Coventry
Betty
Lompoc Unified School District
North A
Drus
Peter P. Drus, Jr
AVON
MacFarlane
Judy's of
West Ocean
No. O St
West College
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Water & Cable
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