Sunday Evening Services In Bowl Open Tomorrow
The Bowl hosts the first Sunday evening service at 7 30 with a festival of familiar anthems and a following program including Billy Budd by the Bishops Company of the Southern California Methodist Conference. Reverends Beck and Beilstein lead a full schedule with choirs, solos, and offertory pieces.
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Council of Churches
the Bowl
Bishops Company
Southern California Methodist Conference
J. Wendell Beck
First Presbyterian Church
Mendelssohn
Gerald van Deventer
Holst
Prof
Edward Tritt
the Lord
Roberts
Karl M. Beilstein
Gounod
Mr. Beck
Hugh di. Folkins
Sancti
Albert W
Mr. van Deventer
The
Fist Presbyterian Church
Richard B. Gaston
Ralph Smith
James Phillips
Behows
California
Bishop's Company
Richard Lupina
Engish Theatre
MGM
Wm Mervice
Billy Budd
Redlands Church of the
Jack Schuler
Butter
First Methodist Church
Frank Toothaker
First Presbyterian
Vina
Cajon
Westminster Fellowship
Clippers
McVickers
Union
Calvary Bible Church and Long List of Area Churches
A busy religious page lists services for Calvary Bible Church and adjacent congregations. It includes Calvary Bible Church at 16 East Olive with morning worship at 10 50 and evening service at 7 30, First Presbyterian, Bethany Reformed, First Protestant Reformed, St Marys Catholic, Salvation Army, Pentecostal Holiness, and many others in Redlands and surrounding towns with service times, sacraments, and choir activities noted.
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Salvation Army
Fifth Street
Leslie Hood
U.S. Highway 99
Calimesa
B.M. Picarey
H N S To Map Plans For Year
Dr Albert Baez newly elected president of the House of Neighborly Service called a board meeting for Tuesday evening to plan the coming year. A tentative outline was formed and the board will recess for the summer months. After business an arranged travel picture with commentary and musical effect was projected.
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Albert Baez
House of Neighborly Service Board
Baez
Hoodlums stone congressman in Capitol area incident
Police planned assault charges against nine youths, aged 8 to 16, for stoning congressman Thomas B. Curtis and a Washington visitor near the Capitol Wednesday night. The arrests followed an intensive two day search after Curtis' heated House speech.
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Washington
Capitol
William Rasmussen
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Rasmussen
Christ Lutheran service schedule
Christ Lutheran Missouri Synod Colton avenue and Church street invites parishioners to Sunday school and Bible class at 9, morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon by Rev A C Schaller based on Luke 14 16 24.
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Lugonia Avenue
Clay Street
L. Wermenes Bator
ST. Mary's Catholic
Columbia Street
Union Ave
Richard P. Lynchi
Ilgrim Holiness Clay and Western
R. W. Brown
Young People's Society
Gey Hagle
University Methodist
Colton Avenue
Division Street
Herbert F. Rogers
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Cajon
Clark Streets
Dan Plies
Herbert
Clingen
Alita Sliger
Grace Cooper
Ecuador
South America
Thomas Williamson
Free Methodist
Webster Street
Walter J. Kalvesmaki
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
F. Hall
Citrus and Olive Avenues
W. J. Murray
F. Simpson
Church OF the Nazarene
Sun Avenue
Alta Street
L. C. Johnston
Ernest Owens
Young People’s Society
Mj Chansier
State Street
Highway 99
Lawrence H. Sellars
Jesus
Galilean Vesper
Adams
Avenue A
Yucaipa
First Methodist
Cajon Street
Fast Olive Avenue
Roy L. Ruth
Betty Hammen
Ashwood Memorial
Roy L
Ruth
Barron’ Miller
Emmanuel Missionary Baptist
Fred Branscum
Calimesa
Calvary Baptist
Bruce Herrstrom
Faith Lutheran
South California Street
Yuecaipa
Aaron L. Plueger
Adams and
Beech
Darrell McCorckell
MYF
Karin Solberg
Betty Couch
Bryant Street
Yucaipa Boulevard
T. A. Miller
OUR Saviour Lutheran
Missouri Synod
Zrand Bryant St
Schaller
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Adams Street
First Church OF God
Christ Lutheran
Church Street
A. C. Schaller
Church OF Christ
T. J. Walling
Evangelist Walling
Church OF Religious Science
Y.w.ca
Wayland A. Dunham
Second Baptist
Ninth Street
Stuart Avenue
Frank H. James
BR. &. Amos
Second Baptist Church
Young People’s Choir
Claire Hangan
First Evangelical Lutheran
East Olive Avenue
Myrtle Street
Joby D. Foerster
Howard Logen
Church OF the Foursquare Gospel
East Citrus Avenue
G. L. Allen
Outlook Good for Construction Boom Says Fed Board
The Federal Reserve Board reports the immediate outlook for construction is buoyant with a record 37 billion dollars projected in spending this year. Government construction expenditures rise in May, private housing lags year to date, but May private nonresidential and business construction stay strong. Stable costs, tighter competition, efficiency gains, and easier Fed credit policies drive funding for construction and mortgages.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Odol
Bard
Federal Reserve Credit
Valencia Market Tone Firm Valencia Market Tone Firm
The California valencia market this past week remained firm with steady sales, Sun Skists Growers reported. Cargoes centered on smaller sizes, with Florida oranges shrinking supply and grape fruit demand steady as next week’s projections set higher car counts. A dust-tinged Hartford blurb closes with a missing man case.
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Los Angeles
California
Valencia
Divine Saviour
Presbyterian
Val
West Union
Alejandrojencia
Frujillo
Florida
First Baptist OF
Mentone
Crafton
Harry P. Spiller
Young People's Society
Valenica Prorate
Tate
Duck Hunting Lottery Approved by Fish and Game Commission
SAN FRANCISCO UP The State Fish and Game Commission voted to run this year’s duck hunting in waterfowl areas by lottery and to set special deer hunts. The policy will tell hunters a week in advance where and when to hunt. Over 4,500 deer hunt permits will be issued across 15 counties.
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San Francisco
State Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Sheppard Warns Against Subsidy Defense of $1 Billion Citywide
Representative Harry R. Sheppard denounces the Colorado River Storage Project bill as a concealed $1 billion taxpayer subsidy to irrigate less than 370000 acres. He notes the House Interior Committee’s split approval and upcoming Senate hearings, urging against government involvement in power.
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United States
Congress
Harry R. Sheppard
House Interior Committee
Senate Interior Committee
Sheppard
Hoover Dam
Grand Coulee
Lawyer reveals new clue in death of heir
CHICAGO UP A lawyer said Montgomery Ward Thorne told him he was compelled to sign something against his will barely 12 hours before he died. Thorne's mother Marion Thorne, a socialite, held a news conference as inquest into his death resumes. Thorne’s fiancee Maureen Ragen and best friend Dennis Annis accused planted narcotics evidence at his North Side apartment. Thorne had written a will nine days before his death leaving portions of a 1.3 million estate to Ragen and others.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward Thorne
Thorne
Henry A. Kalcheim
Marion Thorne
Dennis Annis
Maureen Ragen
Walter McCarron
Annis
Miss Ragen
James Ragen
Marceau
Power Sales Drive New Dam Project Emphasis
IVA shifted to selling power as the primary goal of the dam project. For the first time the dams would be built to produce and sell electricity, with the largest dams storing water not for irrigation but for power generation and revenue.
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Redlands
First Free Methodist
Howard Logan
R. L. Atmos
First Baptist Church
Southern California Bible and Missionary Conference
Christian and Missionary Alliance Society Nowin
Camp Seeley
Crestline
Allance Church
Herbert S. Clingen
Land of ‘Aos
Church of the Cadars
Berkeley
Sacred Heart Catholic
Glive Avenue
Eureka Street
William J. Casey
John Paul Cadden
Clees
Last Bay
Mickey Spillane
Barbara Stanwyck
G. Sanders
Wit Mason Imran
CoFeature Sar Technics SR Saracen Eh Blade
News
Cartoon Top Entertainment
Calvary Bible Church
East Olive
L. $. Wiser
Calvary
Y.P
Bethany Reformed
Clark and
Fourth Streets
John H. Muller
Christian Endeavor
Society OF Friends Meeting
Contemporary Club
Vine and
Second Christian Reformed
the Terrace
Rev
J. Bolt
Morome Sershin
M. Bolt
Oak Lawn
R., Lindeman
Assembly OF God
Orange Steel
Rex
Robert D. Clark
Gene Thompson
Imogene German
Exenina
First Congregational
West Olive Avenue
Gerald C. Churchill
First Christian Reformed
Henry Radius
Fourth
West Vine Streets
Masonic
First Baptist
Yucaipa Yucaipa
E. M. Anderson
First Baptist Church OF
Thirteenth Street
Avenue E
Community Church
Dunlap Acres
Kentucky Streets
O. C. Reeder
Elsie Watson
Leona Bradshaw
Ben Franklin
ST. Frances X
Cabrini
John M. Tahany
Pan
Pacific Drive-In
Heather
Chariton
Heston Robt
Secret OF
Technicolor
John Wayne “Tall
Colton
Ind
KFAM
Servisoft Soft Water Service
W. Central
H.N.S
Hoodlums
Valencia Market Tone Firm
Trinity Episcopal
Burrage Memorial
Fourth Street
West Fern
John de Boer Cum-mings
Hartford
Conn
Wilfred Gagne
Gagne
Floyd Campbell
Lansing, Kan
Patch Boy Paints
Luther & Larry
Orange St
Sabe
NEM TM
Olive Avenue
S. Barton Swimming Pool
E. Crescent
Hudsow
Central Ave
Newspap