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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1966
Page
3
A compact essay urges breaking routine through risk and curiosity. It cites daily habits, a waiter’s lunch pattern, and the need to avoid safety trenches. It ends with faith, hope, and love as core principles to spark brightness in everyday life.
In a low moment, Maurice Chevalier faced a fear of failure and declared that risk adds zest in life. He resolved to push forward, asserting that nothing ventured nothing gained as he prepared to prove his resilience.
A watch service will be held at Wayfarers Chapel in Portuguese Bend tonight at 11 45. The service marks a ritual reaffirmation of character reform through a burning brazier in the chancel where congregants place personal resolutions and watch the smoke drift into the night air for the new year.
The Paul Carlson Story will be shown tonight in conjunction with New Year’s Eve communion services at Wrigley Baptist Church located at 2nd Street and Magnolia Avenue.
The executive committee of America ret asks the World Council and US government churches to pledge food grains for India in 1967 and to contribute to famine relief funds. Rev Dr Alford Carleton cites Indian drought entering its third year threatening malnutrition and millions of lives, urging American farmers to add acres to overcome shortages.
The United Church Women at Long Beach plan their annual meeting Friday starting with a 9 30 a.m. coffee hour at Grant Chapel AME Church 1129 Alamitas Ave. Women of Christ Second Baptist Church handle arrangements led by chairwoman Maillisse Williams.
Three leaders from different denominations align on ecumenism and social aims. Rev Dr Eugene Carson Blake of the United Presbyterian Church, Most Rev John F Dearden of Detroit, and Dr Arthur Flemming of the Methodist Church pursue unity, racial equality, and world peace while urging Viet Nam truce efforts and joint church action.
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