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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1958
Page
5
The Rev. Rosemary Brooks will direct nightly revival meetings at 7 30 starting next Wednesday through Sunday Nov 9 at Central Assembly of God Church 315 EF 25th St The pastor Rev Robert White says Sister Brooks comes highly recommended for her preaching and special music to the larger churches
The Rev. E. D. McNeeley of Buffalo New York preaches nightly at New Hope Baptist Church at 10th Street and California Avenue in a Winter Revival. He will preach through Wednesday night November 5 with a special Sunday morning message. The Rev. N J Kirkpatrick is pastor of the church.
The newly formed Harbor District Buddhist Church choir at 2360 Santa Fe Ave will present its first program tomorrow night at 7. The concert will feature Buddhist songs in English and Japanese with guest soloists Miss Eiko Kusaba and David Case.
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod sponsors a Reform ation Rally tomorrow in the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium Concert Hall at 4 p.m. Rev. Alvin E. Wagner of St. Pauls First Lutheran Church North Hollywood will speak on What Would St Mary Tell Modern Christendom. Music from participating congregations with James Schlesselman at the organ and choirs directed by Victor Bloch and Fred Ohlendorf.
The notice lists a pastor service at 9 40 AM at 70th and Lime ME 3 50397 with SS 5872 E 2nd St GE 4 5823. Sunday School is scheduled at 9 30 and 10 45 at 6500 Stearns St Los Altos HA 95250.
A fragment lists locations and times for classes: 9 30 A M at 2283 Palo Verde Los Altos and 9 45 A M at 3 0119 GE 3 332 with a note referencing School and shin Class on Orange Ave GA 547 GA 25084.
Com memorates Martin Luther posting his ninety five theses on the Castle Church door in Wittenberg on October 31 1517. The area wide event honors the historic act that sparked the Reformation and reshaped church and society across Europe.
Recently installed officers of St. Luke's Lutheran Church Luther League Wardlow Road and San Anselmo Street will preside at the service tomorrow night at 7 o'clock. The program covers Evangelism Kidnaping Party and the remaining Sunday nights of the month. Officers include Norm Ingram president Bruce Kittleson vice president Charleene White treasurer Audrey Kjorken recording secretary Linda Deter corresponding secretary Donna Stoner evangelism chairman Bonnie Kash recreation chairman Charles Fuller Christian vocations Clara Ernsberger missions and Darlene Moberly social action.
The Cross Roads Community Church at 5420 Clark Ave will host a church fair featuring Indian American and Mexican neighbor outreach. Rev. Clarence A. Neff, former missionary to multiple Asian and Latin regions, will preach at 9:30 and 11 am on Our Mission to Mexico, while Rev. Ruben Ten Haken speaks to children. An afternoon program from 3:30 to 7:30 includes Indian dances, booths, a costume pageant, a Mexican dinner, and narrated slides, with child care provided.
Local leaguers of Immanuel Lutheran Church attend the Vocational Guidance Conference at Anglicia Lutheran Church in Los Angeles tomorrow from 3 30 to 8 p m. Holy Communion will be observed at Immanuel Lutheran Church 345 Carson St Sunday at 8 30 and 11 a m Pastor Martin Olson s sermon will be A True Examination. Pastor and Mrs Olson with board members sponsor an Open House at the parsonage. Nov 9 will be Stewardship Sunday with each member to be visited.
Dr Adrian Hartog of the Netherlands will guest of honor at the American Guild of Organists concert in First Congregational Church next Tuesday at 8 15 p m. Dr Leslie P Spelman from Redlands University and the Redlands University Brass Quartet will perform with music from the Netherlands School of Music. The program highlights Dutch revival composers such as Smeelinck Zwast Worp Kooten Hoogenwoud Andriessen and de Braal with no admission charge and a freewill offering.
The notice lists religious services for Eth and Termino led by Rev. Howard Steward at 9:30 AM and Eth and Locust led by Rev. Wendell S. Tredick at 9:30 AM. Details include streets Eth and Termino and Locust, with service times approximate.
A citywide Wesley Fellowship meeting brings 11 Methodist Churches together at Grace Methodist Church on East 3rd Street tomorrow night at 730. Dick Calkins, past president of the Southern California Arizona Conference, will speak on Organization of Wesley Fellowship with recreation and refreshments to follow. Call First Methodist Church for details.
Mrs. Alexis Jacoubowsky will speak at the North Long Beach Christian Church at 1115 E Market St tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. A Nebraska native and University of Nebraska graduate, she did post graduate work at UCLA and has been active in United Nations affairs. She has led the Southern California State Council, the American Association for the United Nations, and served as a delegate to national conferences, with wide involvement in Long Beach civic groups.
A church invites worshipers with two sermons Sunday. Sunday night at 7 30 explores whether Christian standards adapt to modern civilization and remain unchangeable. Sunday morning at 11 offers a talk titled Saved From, To. Frank M. Kepner signs the notice.
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