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Sundoy, June 23, 1963 THE PRESS A-3 NATIVITY CHURCH, corner of Engrocia and Manuef, is oldest Catholic Church in Torrance. —PRESS photo Nativity Mothers Elect Nativity Parish Annex was the setting for the final meeting of the school year r the Nativity School Motheri Club Tuesday, June 11. Highlight of the meeting was the election of new of- ficers for the coming 1963- (>4 school year. Off fleers P 1 e c 1 r d wore: Mmcs. Lawroncp Mnrder, jprrsidrnt; Harold Foley, 'first vice president; Frank < lenta, second vice presi- lont; .lames McClain, spcre- -try, and John Ximmerer, rpasurpr. Chairman of Mu> nominat- ing committee was Mrs. Gen- la. Prior to HIP. election, busi- ness meeting was conducted by Mrs. Charles Rutterfield, outgoing president, who ex- pressed appreciation to the mothers for cooperation dur- ing the year. Special recog- nition was extended to Mrs. James Carlin, junior presi- MRS. LAWRENCE MOEDER . . . elected president dent, for assistance to th board. Mrs. Kdward ditcher pre sided during the election. Following Hawaiian pro gram under the direction o Mr*. Edwin Cambra, pre sen ted by the children o Nativity School, a soria hour was featured. Mrs. l,u cien Rurque and the moth ers from Sister Maria Mar celina's sixth grade were hostesses. I'M NEW HERE New citizens of Torrance who made their appearances at local hospitals recently included: Robert Steven, son of Mr. and Mrs. George DiMeo of 20614 Catalina Ave., horn June 3. Debra L.yn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brother- ton of 60. r > North .luanita, Redondo Beach, born May 31. Scott Andrew, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Marshall of 1803 Reynosa Dr., born May 30. John Walter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Cough- lin of 437 Oth St., Manhat- tan Beach, born May 29. Sheri Denise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Campbell of 3407 Johnston Ave., Re- dondo Beach, born June 5. Michael Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Cook of 25301 Cypress, Lo- mita, born June 5. Jeffrey Steven, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Daas of 1036 W. 165th Place, Gardena, born June 4. Marie Catherine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Al- egeria Jr., of 1504 Califor- nia Ave., Compton, born June 4. Bradley Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Granger of 2425 W. Lomita Blvd., born June 4. Patricia Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert E. Bailey of 4502 Merrill St., born May 12. Paul Walter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Kuivin- en of 4841 Bishop Road, born May 16. Mark Wayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Wayne McFar- land of 5501 Highgrove St., born May If). Leah Rose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .James Gual- tieri of 16815 Glenburn Ave., born May 20. Jeffrey William, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Eck- burg of 21422 Anza Ave., born May 21. Jacqueline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Hal- britter of 1643 W. 218th St., born May 21. Chester Lyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Knopp of 22611 Moneta.'born May 22. Stacy Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. In- man of 2841 Gramercy Ave., born May 23. Scott Anthony, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Wall of 5518 Halison, born May 23. Bonnie Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. differed W. Campbell of 4701 Reese Road, born May 23. Dr. Morrell to Address Religious Science Church South Bay Church of Reli- gious Science Affiliated will hear Dr. Morrell discuss "Keys To Successful Living" at 11 a.m. services today. Services for adults and juniors will be held in the Masonic Temple auditorium, Ruby and Catalina Sts.. Re- Hondo Reach. Carl Kludt will be in charge of music and Edward Sawtelle will be organist. The Women's Group of the Church has suspended weekly meetings for the summer vacation season but will resume in the fall at which time they will plan their annual bazaar and fall rummage sale. Mrs. Isabelle Hawkins, RSc., RSc.M., of Hermosa Beach and church librarian, who recently completed practitioner training course, participated In graduation ceremonies held by the In- stitute of Religious Science, Los Angeles, last Sunday at Founder's Church. E. .1. Fostinis. RSc.D.. president of the Church of Religious Science conferred recognitions and made awards of honorary doctor- ates in religious science and the humanities to several distiguished guests. There are no Institute de- grees awarded practitioner students, but successful completion of the course is required before application can be made to the Found- er's church for a profession- al Religious Science practi- tioner's license, according to Mrs. Louise Dixon of the South Bay church. New Pastor Speaks At Harbor Church Rev. Russell A. Gabler of Costa Mesa, pastor of the newly-organized Harbor Bi- ble Church, 501 E. Lincoln, Wilmington, will preach his initial sermon at 11 a.m. to- day. "Practicing the Preemin- ence of Christ," based on Colossians 1:18, will be ser- mon topic. Rev. Gabler accepted the Wilmington call, following his unanimous election to the local pulpit last Sunday. He has served as pastor of the Central Bible Church in Costa Mesa since 1957 fol- lowing three years' sjprvice as pastor of the First Friends Church of Los An- geles. Previous to his duties in Los Angeles, he served as pastor of the Oak Park Christian Church of Savan- na, 111. from May, 1945 to July. 1953. The Rev. and Mrs. Gab- ler, both graduates of the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, met while they were students. They are par- ents of three children, Grace Marie, 14. Allan Russell, 12, and Daniel Lee. 9 years old. In 1948, Rev. Gabler re- ceived a BA degree from Wheaton College in Illinois. He followed his studies at Wheaton with work at the Theological Seminary of the University of D u b u q u e. Iowa and was granted the bachelor of divinity degree from Fuller Theological in Pas%dena in 1956. In addition to his duties as pastor of the Wilmington church he will continue as a part time instructor at Biola College in La Mirada. Harbor Bible Church was recently organized as a mer- ger of the Bay Cities Baptist Church, served by the Rev. Fred McQuade for the past four years, and the Avalon Village Community Church, pa stored by the Rev. George Patter son the past nine years. 'Evolution' To Be Topic Of Sermon The basic power behind change and evolution will be explored in all Christian Science churches this Sun- day. The Bible Lesson is en- titled: "Is the Universe, In- cluding Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?" Bible references will in- clude this verse: "Behold. I create new heavens and a new earth: and the former shall not be remembered, nor come into mind" (Isa. 65:17). Among the related read- ings will be this sentence: " 'Let there be light.' is the perpetual demand of Truth and Love, changing chaos into order and discord into the music of the spheres" ("Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy. p. 255). To buy, sell or trade us« The Press Classified Ads. Phone DA 5-1515. I GOSPEL SINGERS The Messengers, radio and television gospel singers, will appear today at 11 a.m. services to be conducted at Harbor Tabernacle, Harbor City. The public is invited. ^^ C O N T IE 5 'NAME AMERICA'S FINEST THEATER" IN THE ROLLING HILLS SHOPPING CENTIR Pacific Coast Highway at Crenshaw "AND WIN AN ANNUAL PASS" Thcattr Name........................... My Name Is............................. I Jl---————.-, My Address Is .............. ..... Mall this coupon to Box 5, Torrance Press, 3231 W. Sepulveda Blvd., Torrance, Calif. Contest closes July 3rd, 1963. A FREE PASS TO EVERY ENTRY Use The Press Classifier Ads Phone DA 5-1515. STAINED GLASS window adorns front of exterior of Nativity Church. Window is above main entrance of Catholic church. PRESS photo BETA SIGMA PHI Regular meeting of Xi Oamma Chapter of Beta Sig- ma Phi will be held at 8 p.nr Wednesday, .Juno.2»>, a! the home of Mrs. Virginia (irummett. <.Y.W South St. Andrews Place, Los Angeles. Members will vote in writ- Ing for the program they likfd during the past year. Program for the evening will b« given by Miss Ruth MEETING SLATED Phelps on Madagascar. Final plans of the philan- thropic, Hocial and ways and means committees will he discussed before preparation of the Year Book, slated to be completed in early fall. Attending from here will be Mrs. Charles Lock wood. The Press Classified Ads. Phone DA 5-1515. WORSHIP AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE MORE THINGS ARE WROUGHT BY PRAYER THAN THIS WORLD DREAMS OF BAPTIST CARSON BAPTIST CHURCH (Southern)-22130 Lucerne Street (Between Wilming- ton Avenue end Avelon Just off 223rd), Torrance. Sunday School 10 A.M. Morning Worship 11 A.M. Training Union 4:30 Evening Worship 7:30. Wednesday Prayer Service 7:30. Pastor Kenneth Crisp. Phone TE 3-35(5. OIL AMD SOUTHIRN BAPTIST CHURCH 3915 W. 224th at Ocean, Torrance. Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; Training Union, 6 p.m.; Worship Services, U a.m. and 7 p.m. PaMor, Daniel B. Weaver, Jr. FR 8-7440 or FR 1-3925. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Carson at Manual. Rev. Robert Dehn. Church pnone FA 8-5030; 9:1$ and 10:45, mornlno worship; 9:15, nun try throuoh 5th gradej 10:45 Jr. High through Adult Sunday School; 6:30 p.m Training Unions) 7:JO p.m Evangelistic service; Wednesday, 7:00 p.m.. mid-week service. Nursery care rot NARBONNI AVINUI SOUTHIRN BAPTIST CHURCH-24730 Narbonn* Ave Lomlta. DA 4-4029. Church 1:30 a.m., 10:50 a.m.i Sunday School 9:4* a.m every service. CATHOLIC T. LAWRINCI CATHOLIC CHURCH 1900 TulltS) Ave.. RedondA Beach. Mon algnor Daniel P. Colllns. Masi 7, I, 9, 10, 11:15. 13:15. FR 5-4037. CHURCH OF GOD SOUTH BAY CHURCH OP OOD 17441 Yukon Ave. Phone JJ3-.1970. R*v. C. L. Tlerney. 17415 Yukon, Torrance. First morning service 1:30 a.m.; Sunday school, 9:40 a.m.; second morning service, 11:10 a.m.) Sunday night service, 7:30 p.m. Mid-week services, Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. FOURSQUARE CHURCH FOUR SOU AMI CHURCH-Corner ot Arlington and Sepulveda. Telephone, DA 47072 Rev. and Mrs. James P Lowen. pastors Sunday; school, 9:30 a.m.; morn- ing worship, 10:45 a.m.; group services, 4:00 p.m./ Y.P. Cadets (Defenders)* Evangelistic, /MS p.m. Mid-week, Wednesday Bible study at Till p.m. Public invited. LUTHIRAN FIRST LUTHIRAN CHURCH Located on Carton St. and Flower Avt. In Torrance. Mm. .1. Roledar, pastor. Resldoncr, IMS Flower Avo. Phona FA *-324«. Church rfflce, 1725 Flower Ava. FA 0-4181. 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Transcript of Sundoy, June 23, 1963 THE PRESS A-3 I'M NEW HERE At Harbor ... · Michael Charles, son of Mr. and...
Sundoy, June 23, 1963 THE PRESS A-3
NATIVITY CHURCH, corner of Engrocia and Manuef, is oldest Catholic Church in Torrance. —PRESS photo
Nativity Mothers Elect
Nativity Parish Annex was the setting for the final meeting of the school year
r the Nativity School Motheri Club Tuesday, June 11.
Highlight of the meeting was the election of new of ficers for the coming 1963- (>4 school year.
Off fleers P 1 e c 1 r d wore: Mmcs. Lawroncp Mnrder,
jprrsidrnt; Harold Foley, 'first vice president; Frank
< lenta, second vice presi- lont; .lames McClain, spcre--try, and John Ximmerer,
rpasurpr.Chairman of Mu> nominat
ing committee was Mrs. Gen- la.
Prior to HIP. election, busi ness meeting was conducted by Mrs. Charles Rutterfield, outgoing president, who ex pressed appreciation to the mothers for cooperation dur ing the year. Special recog nition was extended to Mrs. James Carlin, junior presi-
MRS. LAWRENCE MOEDER . . . elected president
dent, for assistance to th board.
Mrs. Kdward ditcher pre sided during the election.
Following Hawaiian pro gram under the direction o Mr*. Edwin Cambra, pre sen ted by the children o Nativity School, a soria hour was featured. Mrs. l,u cien Rurque and the moth ers from Sister Maria Mar celina's sixth grade were hostesses.
I'M NEW HERENew citizens of Torrance
who made their appearances at local hospitals recently included:
Robert Steven, son of Mr. and Mrs. George DiMeo of 20614 Catalina Ave., horn June 3.
Debra L.yn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brother- ton of 60.r> North .luanita, Redondo Beach, born May 31.
Scott Andrew, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Marshall of 1803 Reynosa Dr., born May 30.
John Walter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Cough- lin of 437 Oth St., Manhat tan Beach, born May 29.
Sheri Denise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Campbell of 3407 Johnston Ave., Re dondo Beach, born June 5.
Michael Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Cook of 25301 Cypress, Lo- mita, born June 5.
Jeffrey Steven, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Daas of 1036 W. 165th Place, Gardena, born June 4.
Marie Catherine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Al- egeria Jr., of 1504 Califor nia Ave., Compton, born June 4.
Bradley Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Granger of
2425 W. Lomita Blvd., born June 4.
Patricia Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert E. Bailey of 4502 Merrill St., born May 12.
Paul Walter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Kuivin- en of 4841 Bishop Road, born May 16.
Mark Wayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Wayne McFar- land of 5501 Highgrove St., born May If).
Leah Rose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .James Gual- tieri of 16815 Glenburn Ave., born May 20.
Jeffrey William, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Eck- burg of 21422 Anza Ave., born May 21.
Jacqueline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Hal- britter of 1643 W. 218th St., born May 21.
Chester Lyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Knopp of 22611 Moneta.'born May 22.
Stacy Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. In- man of 2841 Gramercy Ave., born May 23.
Scott Anthony, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Wall of 5518 Halison, born May 23.
Bonnie Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. differed W. Campbell of 4701 Reese Road, born May 23.
Dr. Morrell to Address Religious Science Church
South Bay Church of Reli gious Science Affiliated will hear Dr. Morrell discuss "Keys To Successful Living" at 11 a.m. services today.
Services for adults and juniors will be held in the Masonic Temple auditorium, Ruby and Catalina Sts.. Re- Hondo Reach. Carl Kludt will be in charge of music and Edward Sawtelle will be organist.
The Women's Group of the Church has suspended weekly meetings for the summer vacation season but will resume in the fall at which time they will plan their annual bazaar and fall rummage sale.
Mrs. Isabelle Hawkins, RSc., RSc.M., of Hermosa Beach and church librarian, who recently completed practitioner training course, participated In graduation ceremonies held by the In stitute of Religious Science,
Los Angeles, last Sunday at Founder's Church.
E. .1. Fostinis. RSc.D.. president of the Church of Religious Science conferred recognitions and made awards of honorary doctor ates in religious science and the humanities to several distiguished guests.
There are no Institute de grees awarded practitioner students, but successful completion of the course is required before application can be made to the Found er's church for a profession al Religious Science practi tioner's license, according to Mrs. Louise Dixon of the South Bay church.
New Pastor Speaks At Harbor Church
Rev. Russell A. Gabler of Costa Mesa, pastor of the newly-organized Harbor Bi ble Church, 501 E. Lincoln, Wilmington, will preach his initial sermon at 11 a.m. to day.
"Practicing the Preemin ence of Christ," based on Colossians 1:18, will be ser mon topic.
Rev. Gabler accepted the Wilmington call, following his unanimous election to the local pulpit last Sunday. He has served as pastor of the Central Bible Church in Costa Mesa since 1957 fol lowing three years' sjprvice as pastor of the First Friends Church of Los An geles. Previous to his duties in Los Angeles, he served as pastor of the Oak Park Christian Church of Savan na, 111. from May, 1945 to July. 1953.
The Rev. and Mrs. Gab ler, both graduates of the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, met while they were students. They are par ents of three children, Grace Marie, 14. Allan Russell, 12, and Daniel Lee. 9 years old.
In 1948, Rev. Gabler re ceived a BA degree from Wheaton College in Illinois. He followed his studies at Wheaton with work at the Theological Seminary of the University of D u b u q u e. Iowa and was granted the bachelor of divinity degree from Fuller Theological in Pas%dena in 1956.
In addition to his duties as pastor of the Wilmington church he will continue as a part time instructor at Biola
College in La Mirada.Harbor Bible Church was
recently organized as a mer ger of the Bay Cities Baptist Church, served by the Rev. Fred McQuade for the past four years, and the Avalon Village Community Church, pa stored by the Rev. George Patter son the past nine years.
'Evolution'
To Be Topic Of Sermon
The basic power behind change and evolution will be explored in all Christian Science churches this Sun day. The Bible Lesson is en titled: "Is the Universe, In cluding Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?"
Bible references will in clude this verse: "Behold. I create new heavens and a new earth: and the former shall not be remembered, nor come into mind" (Isa. 65:17).
Among the related read ings will be this sentence: " 'Let there be light.' is the perpetual demand of Truth and Love, changing chaos into order and discord into the music of the spheres" ("Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy. p. 255).
To buy, sell or trade us« The Press Classified Ads. Phone DA 5-1515.
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GOSPEL SINGERSThe Messengers, radio and
television gospel singers, will appear today at 11 a.m. services to be conducted at Harbor Tabernacle, Harbor City. The public is invited.
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IN THE ROLLING HILLS SHOPPING CENTIR Pacific Coast Highway at Crenshaw
"AND WIN AN ANNUAL PASS"
Thcattr Name...........................
My Name Is.............................
I Jl---————.-,
My Address Is .............. .....Mall this coupon to Box 5, Torrance Press,
3231 W. Sepulveda Blvd., Torrance, Calif.Contest closes July 3rd, 1963.
A FREE PASS TO EVERY ENTRY
Use The Press Classifier Ads Phone DA 5-1515.
STAINED GLASS window adorns front of exterior ofNativity Church. Window is above main entrance of
Catholic church. PRESS photo
BETA SIGMA PHIRegular meeting of Xi
Oamma Chapter of Beta Sig- ma Phi will be held at 8 p.nr Wednesday, .Juno.2»>, a! the home of Mrs. Virginia (irummett. <.Y.W South St. Andrews Place, Los Angeles.
Members will vote in writ- Ing for the program they likfd during the past year.
Program for the evening will b« given by Miss Ruth
MEETING SLATEDPhelps on Madagascar.
Final plans of the philan thropic, Hocial and ways and means committees will he discussed before preparation of the Year Book, slated to be completed in early fall.
Attending from here will be Mrs. Charles Lock wood.
The Press Classified Ads. Phone DA 5-1515.
WORSHIP
AT THE
CHURCH OF
YOUR CHOICE
MORE THINGS ARE WROUGHT BY PRAYER
THAN THIS WORLD DREAMS OF
BAPTISTCARSON BAPTIST CHURCH (Southern)-22130 Lucerne Street (Between Wilming
ton Avenue end Avelon Just off 223rd), Torrance. Sunday School 10 A.M. Morning Worship 11 A.M. Training Union 4:30 Evening Worship 7:30. Wednesday Prayer Service 7:30. Pastor Kenneth Crisp. Phone TE 3-35(5.
OIL AMD SOUTHIRN BAPTIST CHURCH 3915 W. 224th at Ocean, Torrance. Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; Training Union, 6 p.m.; Worship Services, U a.m. and
7 p.m. PaMor, Daniel B. Weaver, Jr. FR 8-7440 or FR 1-3925.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Carson at Manual. Rev. Robert Dehn. Church pnone FA 8-5030; 9:1$ and 10:45, mornlno worship; 9:15, nun try throuoh 5th gradej
10:45 Jr. High through Adult Sunday School; 6:30 p.m Training Unions) 7:JO p.m Evangelistic service; Wednesday, 7:00 p.m.. mid-week service. Nursery care rot
NARBONNI AVINUI SOUTHIRN BAPTIST CHURCH-24730 Narbonn* Ave Lomlta. DA 4-4029. Church 1:30 a.m., 10:50 a.m.i Sunday School 9:4* a.m
every service.
CATHOLIC T. LAWRINCI CATHOLIC CHURCH 1900 TulltS) Ave.. RedondA Beach. Mon
algnor Daniel P. Colllns. Masi 7, I, 9, 10, 11:15. 13:15. FR 5-4037.
CHURCH OF GODSOUTH BAY CHURCH OP OOD 17441 Yukon Ave. Phone JJ3-.1970. R*v. C. L.
Tlerney. 17415 Yukon, Torrance. First morning service 1:30 a.m.; Sunday school, 9:40 a.m.; second morning service, 11:10 a.m.) Sunday night service, 7:30 p.m. Mid-week services, Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.
FOURSQUARE CHURCHFOUR SOU AMI CHURCH-Corner ot Arlington and Sepulveda. Telephone, DA 47072
Rev. and Mrs. James P Lowen. pastors Sunday; school, 9:30 a.m.; morn ing worship, 10:45 a.m.; group services, 4:00 p.m./ Y.P. Cadets (Defenders)* Evangelistic, /MS p.m. Mid-week, Wednesday Bible study at Till p.m. Public invited.
LUTHIRANFIRST LUTHIRAN CHURCH Located on Carton St. and Flower Avt. In Torrance.
Mm. .1. Roledar, pastor. Resldoncr, IMS Flower Avo. Phona FA *-324«. Church rfflce, 1725 Flower Ava. FA 0-4181. First Church worship S a.m.i Sunday School
1:41 a.m. and 9.41 a.m.* aecond morning worship, IviaJ a.m.
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