High Holy Days Begin At Area Jewish Temples
Area temples prepare two week Rosh Hashanah observances with Reform Conservative and Orthodox services. Cantor Morris Greenfield and Rabbi Maurice Schmvartz lead midnight penitential prayers at Temple Sinai and Temple Beth Sholom. Kol Nidre and Yom Kippur rites follow. tickets range per temple from 5 dollars, with varied service times and locations across temples Bettie Sholom Beth El Temple Israel Woodruff.
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Long Breach Blvd
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Paul Singer
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Schwartz
California Heights Community
Leib Berfeld
Los Angeles
Morris Greenfield
Plains Cool Weather Breaks Heat Across Central Plains
Cool air sweeps the plains with temperature drops up to 20 degrees in some areas bringing relief. Northern and southern plains and upper Mississippi Valley report declines, while Mississippi Valley to Atlantic Coast stay warm and humid. Thunderstorms drop heavy rains in the Mississippi Valley, with fair skies elsewhere and Labor Day weekend outlook for mostly cool dry conditions in the north and central regions. Early reports show varied conditions across major cities.
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Wichita
Kan
Gage
Okla
Nebraska
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Appalachians
Blessing of the Tools at North Long Beach Church Labor Day
Symbolic blessing of tools will open the Labor Day service at North Long Beach Christian Church. Rev. Carl L. Crain will bring a shovel adding machine hammer typewriter wrench and other tools to the pulpit. His sermon topic is Bread Alone and he urges active church participation in worshipful holidays.
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North Long Beach Christian Church
Elarket St
Carl L. Crain
Mrjinchuren
Crain
Election Dale C Southwick Reelect President of Lakewood Church Board
Dale C Southwick of 4838 Guns dey Ave has been reelected president of the board of trustees of the Lakewood Church of Religious Science, announced by Rev cy Stevens minister director. Also reelected were Fred Southwick, W Bolinger, Mary Lilison, Sylvia Creviston, Barbara Hagen, Walter Plante, Keith Clarsen, Key King, Louis De Merschman and Rev Jar Stevens as trustees. Emerson G Hangen and pastor will return to First Congregational Church pulpit for 9 39 and 11 4 am services Sunday after a summer vacation. Their son George directed a summer religious project at Grand Canyon under National Council of Churches. Young Hangen is Yale student. A new fall winter schedule will begin Sunday at Seal Beach Community Methodist Church 10th Central Sts in Seal Beach. Rev Ralph G Supplee reports church school at 9 45 am and worship at 11 am. Youth fellowship at Atlantic Ave Methodist Church will wash cars at church 9 am to 7 30 pm next Saturday Sept 3 with proceeds aiding local activities and world missions.
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Pas ‘Tar
Atlantic Ave
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15Th St
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Lekewood Village
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Long Beach
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Inglewood
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Centralia
World Methodist Conference opens with Eisenhower welcome
More than 2,500 delegates gather at Lake Junaluska North Carolina as President Eisenhower delivers a welcome message read by Bradshaw Mintener of Health Education and Welfare. Governor Hodges of North Carolina and Rev Crawford Welters of Preston England give responses. Delegates come from 40 Methodist denominations with 18 million members in 70 nations to discuss modernization and global church issues. Kaiser Aluminum signs a three year no strike pact with United Steelworkers ending walkouts at Halethorpe Maryland and Trentwood Washington plants as World Methodist Council adopts a guiding constitution for cooperative work among independent churches.
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Ivan Lee Holt
St. Louis
I Now It's Official Lake Evangelical Lutheran Church Name Change
The congregation formerly named Lakewood Evangelical Lutheran Church adopts Lake Evangelical Lutheran Church as its official title on Wardlow Road. Pastor Louis F. Mertz states the change aligns with denominational policy favoring Biblical names over geographic identifiers.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lakewood Evangelical Lutheran Church
Wardlow Rd
Louis F. Mertz
Start Communion at Navy Family Chapel
Beginning Sunday communion will be celebrated at 8 a.m. each Sunday at the Navy Family Chapel 2015 W Hilk St. Rev Canon William E Patrick chaplain will officiate. Communion will be in addition to church school at 9 30 a.m. and the main service at 3 p.m.
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W. Hilk St
William E. Patrick
Addi ‘Tion
Tokyo Marks 33rd Anniversary of Catastrophic Quake
Tokyo observed the 33rd anniversary of the great quake and fire that killed about 99,000 in Tokyo and Yokohama. Sirens wailed at 11 58 am three times in remembrance as Memorial services were held for victims amid warnings another major quake may be overdue and official notes that no major quake has occurred since 1952.
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Japan
Yokohama
Meteorological Agency
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M Y Leader Giving Series in Lakewood
A former Long Beach man, Rev. Robert Goslaw, longtime Nazarene leader, will lead a 9 5 day evangelistic series at Lakewood Church of the Nazarene 2015 Lew Davis St starting Wednesday. He has led the New York district since 1953 and will speak at 730 p.m. daily.
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Varied guest speakers to present at local church services
A lineup of pulpit guests includes Phil Kerr hymn composer and evangelist at Bethany Church in Long Beach, Rev. Russell J. Cox at Long Beach Assembly of God, Rev. Joseph Fox at Lekewood Village Community Church, and others. They will address ecumenism, youth and elderly programs, and international missions across several churches in Long Beach and nearby areas.
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Phil Kerr
Missionaries to be renamed fraternal workers advancing church unity
Lancaster Pa reports the Evangelical and Reformed Church president proposes renaming missionaries as fraternal workers to reflect a shift to cooperative mission with overseas churches as Asia Africa and the Far East rise in church ages. The 400 delegates opened a three year budget debate and union talks with Congregational Christian Churches face court action.
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Africa
Far East
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Philadelphia
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Wagmer
Christian World Mission
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Witness
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Congregational
Dr Kepner Named Pastor for First Baptist Church
Dr. Frank M. Kepner officially named pastor of the First Baptist Church at 10th Street and Pine Avenue by unanimous church action. He will assume duties October 1, occupy the pulpit October 7, succeeding the late Dr. Winfield Edson who died in April. Christie to speak at Sunday services.
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First Baptist Church
10Th St
Pine Ave
Dr. Kepner
Southern CaliforniaBaptist Convention
Winfield Edson
Warrens See Famed Attractions at Agra
U S Chief Justice Earl Warren and Mrs Warren visited Agra to view the Taj Mahal and other famous tourist sites. They planned to return to New Delhi that night after touring during their India visit. They depart Sunday, with stops in Hong Kong and Manila on the way home.
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India
U. S
Earl Warren
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