Willits Area Church Directory Adopts Weekly Schedule
Willits area churches publish this week's service times including Methodist Church led by Rev W J Weeks with worship at 11 am and Sunday school at 9:45 am, First Baptist Church under Rev George Fletcher, St Anthony’s Catholic Church schedules Masses, Assembly of God led by Olin West, and several other congregations with varied services and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Anthony's Catholic
Fort Bragg Road
Alban Cullen
O.F.M. Cap
Dominican Sisters
St. Anthony's
Assembly OF God Church
Olin C. West
St.john's Lutheran Church
Brookside
Evan J. Temple
South Main
Church OF God OF Prophecy
South Main Street
Willits
Kenneth Byrd
Coast Street Rev P M Stewart Pastor Service Notice
The text notes a church service schedule with Morning prayer Holy Communion and worship at 11:15 a.m. at a location two miles west of Laytonville on Branscomb Road with Rev P M Stewart as pastor and a listed warden's phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Street
P. M. Stewart
Warden
Globe
See
Goa
Laytonville
Branscomb Road
Church Services and Events Schedule
Rev Harvey from Niles leads 11 am Sunday service with a 7 pm evangelistic meeting. A 4 pm Tuesday Young People's Service and a 7 pm Thursday Prayer Meeting are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Niles
Southern Memorial Baptist Church Service Schedule
Verne H Evans pastor conducts Bible school at 10 30 a m in the school auditorium with evening worship at 8 p m prayer services at 8 p m weekly. Rev J M Earley pastor Hazel Street lists Sunday School and church services in the morning and worship in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehovah's Witnesses Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses
South Main Street
Harold Hoffman
Verne H. Evans
Yukon
Bible School
Southern Memorial Baptist Church
J. M. Earley
Hazel Street
Church Schedules and Services Listed for Laytonville Area
A list of weekly church events includes A. Q. Manos and R. D. Clement as pastors with times for Sunday services Sunday School evangelistic and prayer meetings. Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran in Laytonville and Nazarene Mission in Laytonville outline worship hours youth services and family nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd OF the Valley Lutheran Church
Laytonville
Evan J. Temple
Canteens and Firemen Items Highlight Local Plans
Summer canteens will be held twice monthly at the WLLC hall under City Recreation. Northern California Firemen’s Convention heads to Quincy with Willits attendees. a Willits January 1960 convention is planned. Brooktrails promotes outdoor swimming while UC Davis reports instant bread research. Willits Chamber reports a busy May and June, brochures mailed, and an industrial survey planned for Willits with 500 copies for State distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLLC
City Recreation Department
California
Quincy
Bob Alcott
Phil Hammond
Willits
U.C. Food Technology Department
Davis
Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber of Commerce
Between the Bookends I Want To Be A Ballet Dancer review
A summary of early reader titles and authors, noting Dr Paul Witty as consultant for independent reading books. It highlights I Want To Be A Ballet Dancer by Carla Greene with Mary Gehr designs, Muggsy by Marion Holland illustrated by Theresa Sherman, Gabriel Wrinkles by Charles Doughtie and Charles Saxon, The Plant Sitter by Gene Zion and Margaret Bloy Graham, and Stormy by Jim Kjellgaard, portraying themes for very young readers and a boy’s loyalty to a dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Witty
Northwestern University
Carla Greene
Mary Gehr
Willits
Marion Holland
Theresa Sherman
Gabriel Wrinkles
Charles Doughtie
Charles Saxon
Gene Zion
Margaret Bloy Graham
Stormy
Jim Kjelgaard
Peeping Tom fined in Milwaukee case
Nearly blind Milwaukee man I mer Mueller was fined 25 dollars after his conviction as a peeping Tom. Mueller has severe vision impairment with only minimal sight in the left eye and none in the right.
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Peeeper
Milwaukee, Wis
UPI
Imer Mueller
Mueller
Man fakes drowning to claim life insurance in Wisconsin
Janesville police charged Odore Hawke after he scattered fishing gear along the Rock River to fake his death and collect life insurance. He was convicted and given one year probation for leaving lines untended. Shop in Willits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville, Wis
UPI
Theodore Hawke
Rock River
California Budget Talks Highlight Tax Plan Deliberations
The article charts California fiscal strategy as Gov. Edmund G Brown and the Department of Finance reassess revenue forecasts. A revised upturn could yield $32 million in 1959 60, shaping a budget in uneasy balance with a $225 million yearly tax package. Key measures include cigaret tax, personal income tax, banking and corporate tax, and beer and inheritance taxes. Meanwhile a $1.75 billion water project bond bill advances in the assembly, and Harold C. Brown secures a state inheritance tax post. The piece also notes high veterans bond rates of 3.9446 percent prompting loan cost impacts and DMV license suspensions rising to 11,000 in April–May.
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Sacramento
CNS
Edmund G. Brown
Department of Finance
Brown
Senate Finance Committee
MacBride
Salling
Assembly
Senate
Ways and Means
Ralph M. Brown
Charles Brown
Bert A. Betts
Joseph M. Farber
Gov. Brown
California
Department of Motor Vehicles
DMV
Robert I. McCarthy
Willits H S appoints Ralph Lind as new principal
The Willits high school board chose Ralph Lind of Oakland to succeed resigning Clive Adams as principal. Lind, previously in Astoria Oregon, will take the post after a board interview. The meeting also discussed trimming district expenditures and potential 25 cent lunch price rise, building use fees, Little League charges, and possible elimination of vocal music classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willits High School
Ralph Lind
Oakland
Clive Adams
Lind
California
Astoria
Ore
Board of Trustees
Little League
Hull students breach fence at RAF base with Icelandic flag
Thirteen Hull University students tunneled under a 12 foot fence and crawled through barbed wire to plant an Icelandic flag at an RAF missile base. The RAF said there are no missiles there yet and dismissed the security breach.
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Hull
England
Potter Valley petition seeks repeal of dog license law
Potter Valley residents circulate a petition to the Mendocino County Board of Supervisors asking repeal of the dog license ordinance. The drive follows years of local controversy over the measure and enforcement.
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Potter Valley
Board of Supervisors
Rodney Zimmerman
Harold Zimmerman
Ukiah
Ukiah Grammar School
Rodney
Clark Gable
Carole Lombard
Hollywood
Redwood Highway
Gable
Dad Collings
Willits
Collings
James Colli
Corpus Christi
Texas
Indians Questioned Over Covelo Jail Fire
Deputy sheriffs Weger and Fisk return from Covelo with three Indians Jinks Feliz Basso Fay and Bob Stilwell to face questions about the jail blaze that killed Perry Whippie while jailed for drunkenness Sheriff Byrnes suspects insiders know who set the fire and a prevailing theory ties Whipple’s death to the blaze A large foreclosure sale occurs in front of the Covelo courthouse as Johnson Brothers land goes to Bank of Italy Trust & Savings Company for 53812 dollars 26 cents Tom LeHew the confessed killer of Theresa Johnson faces arraignment in Superior Court before Judge Preston after previously applying for court counsel.
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Weger
Fisk
Covelo
Perry Whippie
Jinks Feliz
Basso Fay
Bob Stilwell
Byrnes
Range
Johnson Brothers
HI. C. Spurr
Bank of Italy Trust & Savings Company
Tom LeHew
Little Theresa Johnson
Superior Court
Preston
LeHew
Brooklyn Girl Survives Head Wound After Two Days
Arlene Levy a 19 year old from Brooklyn was accidentally shot in the head at a party and walked around for nearly two days before seeing a doctor. She remains in critical condition with possible loss of speech as updates emerged on Wednesday.
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New York
UPI
Brooklyn
Arlene Levy
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. C. Forrester
Willits Area Churches
Methodist Church
W.J .Weeks
First Baptist Church
George Fletcher
Church OF Latter Day Saints
Claude W. Hill
Ioof Hall
Christian Science Services
IOOF
Branscomb
Wic Hall
Sr, James Episcopal Mission
Church OF God
Laytonville Community Church
Dick Turner
TM. Reg
Mea Serves
United Pentacostal Church
A. Q. Manos
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
R. D. Clement
Young Peoples
Nazarene Mission
Brooktrails
The
Sacramento Scene
Bill Mahaffey
NWP
Webber
Ralph Lind. Willits
H.S
Page News
D. L. Held
Tom Poulos
Greece
Europe
Potter High School
Bonita Hughes
Delight Corbett
Forrest Hughes
James Shelton
Clyde Graves
A. D. Johnson
Ridgewood
F.C. Griner
United States
Mabel Shields
L. K. van Allen
Edward Wansen
South Coast
Mendocino
Mendocino County
Arcata
Ester Bonta
Fort Bragg High School
Jessie Orr
Plymouth
Doris Henry
Maud Andrews
Falk
Tenison Dean
Stevenson and
Main Streets
State Board of Equalization
Mabel Beal
Berkeley
Charles Vogelsang
Depty
Fish and Game Commission
Wendling
Christine
Cloverdale
Timex
Solingen Steel
King's Men
Yardley
Medico Drug CO
Walgreen Agency
S. Main St
San Francisco
Pawviews
Jeans
Eddy Sis
Tam Adda
Newhall
Mgr
City Park Pavilion
Cliff's Fountain & News Stand
Robertson's
Cliff Taylor
Willits Bakery
Mrs
Axel Yde
Main St. Willits Globe
Willits Pharmacy
Rexall Store
S. Main
South Main St
Ouvler
G. Brown
Main St
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