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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1957
Page
4
Baha is observe Now Ruz at sundown Wednesday signaling the first day of spring. The gathering at Morgan Hall Locust Ave features a dinner and remarks by Mrs Virginia Foster on The Saha Peace Program, marking the religion's renewal and a new era.
Howard G. Hendricks of Dallas Theological Seminary will be guest speaker at Sunday services at the 1st Brethren Church located at 5th St and Cherry Ave. He is widely known for Christian education talks and will address Brethren Day School teachers at 3 p.m.
The first of four illustrated lectures titled The Holy Land in Color will be Sunday March 24 at 7 30 PM at the Bixby Knolls Christian Church 1240 Carson St Rev James A Warren will present slides from his Jerusalem study tours The talks proceed March 31 Samaria to Hebron April 7 Beyond the Jordan and Easter at Jerusalem.
A Megillah Service will be held in Temple Sinai at 7th St and Mapholia Ave at 6 30 p m tonight. The children's service a Song For Queen Esther will begin at 7 30 p m. Sunday a Purim Service will be held at 8 30 a m. Children's program at 10 a m.
The Christan Troubadors, an inter-denominational gospel group, will present music Sunday at 2 to 4 p.m. at 1260 Broad Ave Wilmington. Temple Baptist Church sponsors the program.
Local Catholic Protestant and Jewish teachers discuss how they chose religious work. Rev Donald Go Schneiner of University Lutheran Church reflects on faith growth from a Christian home, a pastor, and an older missionary brother, with Christ's love guiding his vocation.
Ronald A Johnson has been appointed Assistant Pastor at Lakewood Presbyterian Church in Lakewood. He previously led youth programs at Shadow Hills Presbyterian Sunland and taught junior high at First Presbyterian La Crescenta. A reception for the Johnsons is planned Sunday at 7 p.m. in the social hall 5035 B Hedda St Lakewood. Johnson will focus on youth programs and assist in Sunday worship.
The semi annual circuit convention of Jehovah's Witnesses will be held March 29 to 31 at the Municipal Auditorium. Alton Anderson of the Long Beach Central congregation announced the event with the theme Tell the Good News. The circuit will use over 1000 workers in 21 departments and a cafeteria for delegates. Last summer's district gathering drew more than 5,000 attendees. Charles W. Rieger, district minister, will deliver the keynote on Sunday March 31 at 3 p.m. titled Removing the Barriers that Divide Man.
Municipal court Judge Martin DeVries will speak at the Wednesday night pot luck dinner in the Recreation Hall at 1160 E Bixby Rd. He will discuss his Africa tour and slides of the trip. The event is sponsored by the Missions Commission as part of March activities led by Rev. James H Hughes.
Sunday services across all Christian Science churches will emphasize that man of God's cresting is not at mercy of accidents or chance. The Golden Text from Ecclesiastes 3 14 states what God doeth shall be forever, nothing can be added or taken from it.
Nelson Ns. Kerasehel, a Democratic governor of Iowa from 1937 to 1989 and former general agent for the Farm Credit Administration, died Friday in Omaha. A nationally known livestock auctioneer, he was 67.
Bahais of Lorg Bosch schedule observance next Wednesday with a supper at 7 p m at Mom gan Hall 835 Locust Ave followed by a talk by Mrs Virginia Foster of Los Angeles on The Bahai Peace Program public invitation
Noted author Stella Terrill Mann will speak Wednesday at 7 18 pm in First Methodist Church on 5th St and Pacific Ave. The talk on How to Work with the Power of Prayer is the third in a Lenten series, followed by a 6 30 pm share food dinner for church members. The public is invited to attend. Also Saint Patrick's Day dance at Holy Innocent's Church hall tonight at 8 30 pm with Irish and American dancing, 50 cent admission.
C W Milbourne Neighbors, former U S State Department economic officer in Kenya, will speak on Mau Mau terrorism and its impact on missionary work in Africa at Grace Methodist Church on Sunday at 4 30 p m. Neighbors of Reseda California chairs Missions Commission and invites the public.
The Lakewood Community Presbyterian Church choir under Richard S. Hunton will sing at the Festival Sunday service in First Presbyterian Church of Downey. The program includes Lord for Thy Tender Mercies Sake Go Not Far from Me O God Sine Nomine The Lord Bless You and Keep You.
William T. Corum, professor of The Wisdom, presents the third in a series by Antedate Teachers of The Wisdom. The talk, titled Astounding truths about mankind, promises a path to everlasting peace and an end to war. Free program at 8:00 PM in the Safari Room of the Lafayette Hotel, Long Beach.
The piece warns against itching ears chasing new teachers as Bible trust becomes contested. It cites Pauls prophecy about followers seeking fables and recalls a 400 year old Belgian preacher executed for faith, affirming the Word of God as divine scripture and urging belief and obedience.
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