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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1948
Page
6
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Under United Lutheran Church in America leadership and the Lutheran Synod of California, Long Beach and Lakewood parishes plan an evangelism program on April 7 and 9. Rev. Royal E. Lesner will lead institution group meetings for participants. Parishioners from Trinity Faith and Lakewood United Lutheran Churches will gather at Trinity Church for supper at 6:30 p.m. and later instruction, with calls made under Rev. Lesher. Area chairman Rev. Louis F. Mertakowood.
Former Long Beach boy Rev. Carl B. Crain pastor of First Christian Church Redondo Beach will be guest preacher at North Long Beach Christian Church tomorrow morning. Crain left East Side Christian Church to join the ministry and is regarded as a leading young Disciples of Christ pastor in Southern California.
The Libby Family Band with 10 members will perform Friday April 9 at North Long Beach Assembly of God Tabernacle. Features include a duet on two trumpets, a complete string and brass band, a girls trio and a mixed trio. Ticket price listed as 430 Long Bean Blvd.
The spring term of the Adult Sunday School at North Longrock Community Presbyterian Church begins tomorrow at 9 30 a m. Classes cover Carnatian Growth in the Monte taught by Velma Herkimer Teaching for Teaching in the Church School by C E Bates and The International Uniform Bible Lessons by Rev 2 B Clark Learn ing for Life is supervised by Dr and Mrs Harold M Bennett. The community is invited to join with nurseries available during Sunday school.
Rev. Milton G. Gabrielson will deliver sermons on April 1 and in May at Bay Shore Community Congregational Church. The messages aim to show sources of faith, reliance, and trust in life and how to draw upon them. The topic for tomorrow is Some Things God Cannot Do for Us.
Rev. Harry B. Humphries of 3839 Charlemagne Ave Lakewood Village has been called to be pastor of Compton West Side Christian Church effective with Sunday services. He succeeds Rev. William Harvey who resigned to teach at Pacific Bible Seminary. Humphries is a graduate of Eugene Bible College and holds three degrees from that institution including master of theology and bachelor of oratory.
Rev EB L Johnson, after 43 years in China and three years in a Japanese concentration camp, will speak at Worth Long Beach Community Presbyterian Church. He urges Americans to awaken to Far East realities and to invest in education and Christian missions to avert further hardship.
Dr. Stuart Lexey Anderson of First Congregational Church will begin a series of sermons tomorrow morning. Topics include Seeking His Kingdom First The Way That Leads Unto Life What I Believe About Heaven and What I Believe About Hell. sermons will be preached at both morning services. The early service serves parents enrolling children in the church school at the same hour.
A new church mission under the Southern California Convention of the Southern Baptist denomination debuts tomorrow in Harbor City. Rev. J. V. Simons will preach as the mail service and dedication take place near American Legion 254th and Belle Porte Streets. Sunday services include Sunday school at 9:20, moving service at 11:00, and evening service at 7:38.
A lecture recital will be given tomorrow evening at the Masonic Temple on 835 Locust Ave. Presenting are Carl R. Minugh and Lupita Tavazos, soprano from Warner Bros. Studios Hollywood, and I le E. Pierce, affiliated secretary of the University chapel Science Mt. Vernon. Eva Beu will be the accompanist.
Edena Assembly No 109 of the Rainbow for Girls will be special guests at the evening service at First Christian Church. Minister Reuben Luther Andersen will present Our Grandchildren's Patients as the subject. Betty Hazlet plays piano. John Kelly Jr reads scripture. Emilind Smith and Mary Shaffer perform a duet. Girls act as ushers.
A Sacred Chautauqua program is planned for tomorrow at First Methodist Church featuring the Chautauqua Male Quartet, instrumental ensemble, Chautauqua Choirs with Robert Kidder tenor and Richard Preson baritone, Jack Crawford with Mrs Walter Crawford accompanist, and organist Howard Stagare. Dr George W McDonald will discuss The Gospel of Detour.
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