Church News at Central and Main Streets Services Schedule
Sunday School at 9 30 a m for all ages Morning service at 11 o m Evening service at 7 30 p m Bible study and prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Carl Jordan to speak at 11 a m service musical program Rev L G Gustafson to speak at 7 30 p m Mrs Gustafson to sing Wednesday mornings at 10 o m Weekly sermon on Thursday night at services St Ann s Catholic Church Fr Thomas O Sullivan Pastor Masses 8 8 m 16 Holy Day Mass 8 a m Catechism class Saturdays at 10 a m
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First Brethren Church
Central
Main Streets
George O. Peek
S—S
Carl Jordan
Beacon Light Mission
San Pedro
L. G. Gustafson
First Evangelical Church of
Long Beach
Gustafson
ST. Ann’s Catholic Church
Thomas O’sullivan
Community Church Events Include Guest Lions Club
The Methodist Community Church announces Rev F Bruce Ellis as minister with services at 9:30 Sunday school and 11 morning worship for Pentecost. Lions Club guests attend a youth panel on compulsory military training. other activities include Boy Scout meeting Monday and Bible study Wednesday.
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the Community Church
Methodist
F. Bruce Ellis
First St
Lion’s Club
Boy Scout
Orilla Bigelow
Max Henkey
Freeman Speakers at Assembly of God Sunday Services
Pastors J L Freeman and Edna Freeman announce services at 919 Electric Ave. Speakers include Marz Keen Moore of Long Beach at 11:00 a m devotional hour and Geraldine Hussey at the 6:30 p m Christ Ambassador service. Rev Edna Freeman will speak at the 7:30 p m evening service on The New Heaven and New Earth. Women’s prayer meeting noted.
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Assembly OF God
J. L
Edna Freeman
Electric Ave
Gasekr
Mrz Keen Moore
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Geraldine Hussey
Hdna Freeman
Mortals and Immortals Topic in Boston Church Services
The Sunday Lesson Sermon in The Mother Church cites Romans 8 verse on life in the Spirit and relates Jesus healing the Capernaum nobleman son story from John 4 52 53. Mary Baker Eddy notes Jesus did not appeal to health laws but affirmed immortality of life in God.
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Paul
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Boston
John
Capernaum
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
First Lutheran Church notices at Long Beach Linden Ave
The item lists FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH of Long Beach Missouri Synod Linden Ave at Tenth Street with Pastor Rev M J Bruer and contact 687-578. It mentions Services Sunday School and Bible Class.
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First Lutheran Church of
Long Beach
Missouri Synod
Linden Ave
Tenth Street
M. J. Bruer
P T A Chairmen Named by President
The following chairmen were appointed by Mrs. Thelma Taylor at the execu tive board meeting in the teachers' room at the school on Friday May 11 Velma Vinzant magazine Gertrude Toppin flowers Martha Lusk radio and motion pictures Vala Musselman finance and budget Katherine Poindexter reading and library service Claressa Fowler student welfare Plans for the summer program and a Cub Scout pack were discussed They will show motion pictures in the summer with afternoon shows for younger children Dates will be announced later Mrs Moffitt will receive the fern for largest attendance at irregular PTA meetings during the year.
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Thelma Taylor
P.T.A
Velma Vinzant
Gertrude Toppin
Flowers
Martha Lusk
Vala Musselman
Katherine Poindexter
Reading
Claressa Fowler
Woman's Club Card Party Big Success
The Senior Woman's welfare benefit card party drew 53 attendees at the city auditorium on Saturday. Prizes went to Mrs. B. F. Higginbotham and Mr. Kolander in pinochle, Mrs. Quinn McFetters and Mr. Ernest Muse in 500 and bridge, with additional prizes and a door prize won by Mr. Kolander. Mrs. Ralph Cole won the Mother's Day cake, refreshments followed, and $32 was raised for welfare.
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City Auditorium
B. F. Higginbotham
Kolander
Quinn McFetters
Ernest Muse
Ralph Cole
Bill Taylor
Fred Lusk
Pat Davis
Girl Scout Troop News Highlights Tenderfoot Recipients
In Troop No 1 Jadel Jones led the meeting with the premises, Mabel Peterson presented the laws, Dolores Sewell conducted the salute, and Violet Stegen Mabel Peterson Barbara Lescher and Jadel Jones passed tenderfoot tests. Troop No 3 opened with Jo Ann Kimball presiding.
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Jadel Jones
Mabel Peterson
Dolores Sewell
Marlene Wilson
Violet Stegen
Barbara Lescher
Betty Dean
Jo Ann Kimball
Jo Ann Saylor
Barbara Ward
Mary Privet
Frances Linwood
Edwina Baker
Miss Hller
Brownie Scouts Celebrate Mother's Day Project
Evonne Wilson and Henryetta Carson opened the meeting with flag presentation as Jackie Hoffman led the Salute and Marilyn Brown led the Promise. The group kept busy making Mother’s Day gifts and hoped they would please their mothers. Mrs Peterson and Mrs Henkey attended the Girl Scout Ranch House event.
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Evonne Wilson
Henryetta Carson
Jackie Hoffman
Marilyn Brown
Peterson
Mrs. Henkey
Brownie Fly Up and Girl Scout Investiture at Bellflower
Bellflower attendees recount a day with Mrs Kim and Mrs Knighton making a teepee camp and picnic fire, roasting potatoes and wieners, baking bread sticks, and enjoying cole slaw and apples with coffee. Sunset Leaders held Brownie Fly-up and Girl Scout Investiture as the Brownies and Scouts celebrated.
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Bellflower Ave
Friendship party with Brownie birthday gifts
May 14 meeting featured a Friendship party with three girls presented with silver Brownie rings. Nancy Reed, Charlotte Carson, and Sherryl Ann David honored as participants. Yvonne Sammons and Gloria Arvitt opened the meeting, Sherryl David led the Salute, Suzanne Edgell gave the Promise. Cake, cookies, punch, and favor cups with candies were served.
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Nancy , Reed
Charlotte Carson
Sherryl Ann David
Yvonne Sammons
Gloria Arvitt
Sherryl David
Suzanne Edgell
Brownies Plan Summer Sewing and Songs
The Brownies note activities with red geraniums and green leaves as Mrs. Wolfad and Ekberg assist. The group enjoyed games on the boat, plan knitting lessons, and will teach girls plain sewing hemming and embroidering a tea towel this summer. They also have new songs for the Brownies to learn.
Government clerical and labor jobs advertised in county
Women needed for clerical work in a county agency require high school education or experience. Gardening and labor work also available for women, with men sought in all trades. Benefits include 26 days annual leave and 15 days sick leave yearly with pay. See Ethéel S. Kuever, Civil Service Representative, 501 W Fifth St, Santa Ana.
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Ethéel S. Kuever
Civil Service
Fifth Street
Santa Ana
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