IT'S TIME FOR FALL PLANTINGYOU VK* DEPEND' 6* US FWK ALL YaUR NEEDS

SWEET PEAS . .. Winter Flowering . In Separata Color* or Mixed . . . Plant Now for Best Rente!

FERTILIZERS

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DAFFODILS - HYAOfNtH CALLA LILY - TULIPS

SPARAXIA8 . IXIAS M»rw varietlea are now ready . .. Hake your aelection early.

Many feady-mlited. cornplata- \1 balanaad plant foodt; aha cerfialrta final of fl*o cVrnpf* ftrtttMtrf for tpKlalry ina.

CAMELLIASYou minrl Ma them to appra- cfatf thai* auoUc beauflei . . Ha*vy 4mld«d, wall grown plant*.ika your aelection early. P'anW.

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H«ad Me Want- %d» fte> Fr«fit! ' -

Many veterans who took out National Service Life Insurant some time ag6 will find It ad

fsablo to reconsider the deslg nation of beneficiaries of their policies, according to James Caldwell, director of tho Torrance Area veterans Service Centi since restrictions on the naming of beneficiaries have been lifted.

The veteran now may desig­ nate any person or persons, firm, corpotatlon, or other legal entity,

udlng his estate, as the prin­ cipal beneficiary or beneficiaries under his policy, either indtvldu; ally or as .a trustee. Formerly, only close relatives could be named.

The Insured also has the right to designate one or more second ary benlflciarles.

Circumstances such as the death of a beneficiary, marriage, divorce, or birth of a child usual­ ly call for a change In the nam­ ing of a beneficiary, yet in many cases nothing has been done by the veteran to take care of this vital matter.

invr BAPTIST CHURCH c.Uartlna ata. TeleohonV MS. "gunday

hool 9:30 a. m. Service. 10:80 a. m., ^if 7:«0 p. in.. EvangtIKt Paul K. Whltakn-. 8l*<at acrvlce for all. BYPU, «,-so p. m.

ASSEMBLY or QOD Paul ft.i>erry. panlor, 1741 Border ave., Phone 1306-W. Sunday achool. 9:80 t. m.; aertlco. 10:45 a. m., and 7:30 p. m. Tc.uni people. Sunday, i:M p, m. Service wedneaday and Friday

liVwWe *J ̂ JVftOr. *«iy»1W*<f fli* «* rfjftt M nV# (Ae prices Ae formerly atked tor

DENTAL PLATESof tfoftoffe* MM, that atto booh for those with adaptable moofh* wild pt&tr them to Ml roof plates. Ask a dentist. Dr.

rNf* fr<HM>drertt poJaf* and other types of full roof pttfte*-rftad« in his own laboratory at

WICES TO SUIT THE THRIFTYnoun to mm emuMEMB DO MOT BRING ONE PENNY

whh you. hi fttti. <>i* approval of your erecfit, have your DENTAL PLATES MADE KOW and PAY NOTHING until yon start your small

W/

A* Long a* 1 5 Months to Pay No Extra Cost for Easy Credit

' Special———'—HEW DINTAL PLATIS IN 1 DAY

Whan no «irraclioni ora »«c«>iory yaor Im- moT b* tokan and roar full ttantal rv«rad to you Hia SAM« DAY f,t-

roo com. to rha office batata 10 o. m. day ««c«pt Saturday. Thla tarvlca la

SPICIALLY Inrandad for out-of-town pa- and rtioia on.loui to xrva voluatla

Ot. RaymoVid tayi: My practice U limited xcfaktaly to extraction*, x-rayi, fall and partial

&INTAL PLATESand dentUtty incidental to such a practice.

REMOVABLE BRIDGEWORK (Supplying one or more missing teeth.)

REASONABLE PRICES

DR. E. P. RAYMOND, D'etttiMOttr IS Tffirr.ln fr^

Fourth Y*ar at t'lnt and fin* ,

NOW SEE SAMPLES MODERN TRANSLUCENT TEB!TH

"RcsJUHc" in appMuruic*, adenfific^fly ^de- igncd and with a clow retemblanc*. to 'n«- hw*'i 6WA." the tfifcdwh tranihwnl Jerth v« mtd and praised by dentirti «verywW«.

OPEN EVENINGSby appointment

"IMMEDIATERESTORATIONS"

"Avoid EmbarrassingToothless Days"

DENTAL SCIENCE makes it possible for you lo have your teeth extracted and new dental plates put in imme-cHHety. SALESLADIES, SALESMEN,BUSINESSMEN and others before the public who do not wish anyone to know, appreciate this service rendered by many dentists. Let me explain it to you, the COST IS SMALL compared to the satisfaction derived.

FAST SERVICE: Repairs, reltoet, etc., while you wait! Examinations without appointment.

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CENTRAL EVANOELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Arlington at Marcclina. II. Wesley Roloff, M. Th.

CHURCH OF CHRIST N«w edi­fice, 1217 Cravena ava., TorraDca.~ inister. Sunday

ligh Schools lanTNork

:or This YearHl-Y and Tri HI Y clubs, sponred by the Torranco YMCA,

ave begun regular meetings in orrancc, Narbonne and Redon- o Beach high schools.Tho Torrancr High School Hi- and Tri Hi-Y clubs with tf. L.

lien. F. J. Andrus and Mrs.

. . , . Bhool. 9:46 a. m. Service 10:4B a. . nd 7:30 p.m. Young people'a meethiK :16 p. m. WcdneadayVTtSO, worahlfnd atudy. Thuraday. 8:00. youth

light.

KEYSTONE ASSEMBLY OF OOD-

p.m. Wednradar andm., prayer meetlrftr, te

abort aermon. Mpiulayday prayer service froma.m. All are Invited.

LATTER DAY SAINTS

ImonTe.'iJ iirouuh rrl-

i £>. Tounff, AnK

Leclon hallrdcna. Bun

Rellel .So166th

I a.m.. Sunday achool.ety and priesthood. Sun.icramcnt meetlnir. Wed. 7:30 rutual. Sat. 10:80 a.m.. prhnary.FIRST PRESBYTERIAN BeT _artln Elduth. putor. Garden, bird

_. Manhattan pi., Gamena. PhoneMEnlo 4-1064. Sunday achool 8:46 a.mService. 11:00 a. m.. and 7:56 p. mWeatmlnatar Fellowahlo. 6:30 p. m

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHUKCM 141 Kngracla are. at Arllniton. Ronald J

nlr. M.A.. B.D.. paator. Si ' 9:30 a. m. Servlcea. 10:46 i p. m. A nuraery for pre-l

:hlldren la maintained^ 1 People's Chapel choir mcetA Sunday at 6:00 p. m.

CATHOLIC CHURCH OF THB NA TIVITY Bnrracla and Manuel avea. Rar. Fr. Patrick 1. McGuhinaa paator; Rey. Harry Vurphy. aaalL tant paator. Telephone 333. Maaae flundaya: 6, 8. 10 a. n Week day MaM: 7:80 a. ^ rvlcea to Sacred Heart Wednesday 7:10 p. m. Devotions to Sacred Heart, flrat Friday 6 and 7:30 ClaaMa for eonverta. Monday ar 7 to 9 p. m.; Wedneaday er«nlnj: after aerrleea. Confeaalona; Baturda < to 6 p. at., 7 30 to > p. m. if Holy daya and ftnrt Frldaya :lme. Catechlam claaaea: Wed

8 p. m.; Saturday at 9:S« a. m.

V. P.

10J7-M. S

. . 2330 303rd at.. Pua-

achoo Dominical.

MnaB. |.._. Phone , _ 10:30 a. m.. Bacuelu _,....... ..ternoon aerylca. 3:30. lAr. 7:»0. vlcio evangellco. Lunea: Orackia 9:30

ASSEMBLY OF QOI paator 1317 Ci achool. 9:46 a. and 7:80 p.m. reju? 7:SO

_ .... fr.Wl. in. Service 11 00 a. m n. Wedneaday. 7:10 p.r rice, preaching; Prlda' ild time pralae aervlce.

FOURSQUARE GOSPEL Mr- . 26364 Belleport

Sunday achool

Oao

City.. Vorahl,.Ice. 6.00 p.

7:30 p. m.

11:00 i i. K._ Serylcft

and Friday nlghta. 7:80

FIRST CHURCH C

i at 17Jo"

and

Mi/i

Toung Peoplr'a Meeting 8; aver meeting Wodneaday. 7; aypr and Faatlng acrvlco Fi

day. 11:00 a. m.COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN ey. John B. Orr, paatnr. yfeo 173-W. JTM 34tth at.. Sundav aehot

9:45 a. m. Five departments wl :laaaes for all agea. Service 11: i. m.. and 7:30 p. m. rhrlntlan E leavor 6.:.10 n. m. Prayvr WrHmiail it 7:30 p.m. Choir nrai-tlri- Tueeil. ivrnlng at 7:30. Youth choir Thursd

at 7:00 p. m.

SAINT ANDREW'S PROTESTANT

raldin Richhart as facultydvisors, arc making plan:

nsor a student body assembly Oct. 23, presenting Bill Hoyt

f Los Angeles. Hoyt attendedhe World Youth Confercnc

ilo, Norway, this past summernd will make a report to. th.tudent body on the conference

show slides of pictures takenyouth on his tour through

Europe. The Narbonne HI-Y cTub with

>allas E. Livingston-Littlc as fa­ ulty advisor will hold an indue- ion of new members at its rega- ir Tuesday evenfng meeting, ifficers of the Lomita group are 'orrcst Condon, president; Bob

Gazeley, vice president; Kenneth a r t z, secretary; Tommy

iVelsh, treasurer; Jack Alien, ser- ;eant-at-arms and Eugene Chris- po an chaplain.. The newly organized Redondb

HI-Y chib held Its first meeting 'uesday evening at the Redondo

Union High School. Faculty ad- isors for the group are Jack iradley and H. Aulle.

L. Milton Isbell, Y.M.C.A. secre- ary announced that a Sti-Y

Council win be formed consistingof officers of all clubs, to plancooperative programs for the "orrance-Lomlta-Redondo area.

Torrance 'Y1 Plans Big Day

Torrance YMCA day in Holly­ wood has been set for Saturday, Nov. 15. The program starts with personal appearances of radio and motion picture stars at Qrau-

tan's Chinese theatre. Also fea­ ture and comic motion pictures. Picnic lunch will be held at Hol­ lywood High School athletic field.

In the afternoon the group win attend the U.C.L.A.-Washlngton State football game.

Young people interested in af- tending the "Y" day in Holly­ wood should contact L. Milton Is- beH of the Torrance Y.M.C. for reservations.

A fee for the entire program, ncluding lunch, will be $1.50. \ccording to Isbell a limited number of reservations are avail­ able.

TORRANCE HERALD October 23, 1*47 J-B

SENSATIONS for 13 Cents

i

munion; 0:80 a adult blbl« c-l(

ing prayer ol zall..n» ^egtry

.nd fourth Thurada

in.. «hurch achool ra: 11 a.m.. Holy i.lay ol tho month. ier Sundaya. Or-

' Guildcad

ry me«t«

All Trailers In Camps Must Be Licensed-Quinn

Out of 122,600 trailers in traii T Camps in Los Angeles County1,

from 55 to 60 per cent are unit- censed by tho Motor Vehicle Dc> partmrnt, and steps are being taken now to require that all vehicles, whether roadworthy or not, be licensed, according tc County Assessor John R. Quinn

Unlicensed coaches assessed by the County will bo a lien -against the ,1-eal estate upon which the coaches arc located, he said.

It is provided in the Health and Safety Code that all such trailer coaches shall carry a cur­ rent yearly license, Quinn said.

Inasmuch as the license fees so collected ate distributed to the cities and counties with tho ex­ ception of the cost of collection by the Motor Vehicle Depart­ ment, this represents a sharp loss of revenue to tho various cities and the county itself, Assessor* Quinn continued.

Quinn stated, "We have ad­ vised tho California Motor Court & Trailer Park Owners' Associa- t ion that unless these trailer* coaches take out licenses with the Motor Vehicle Department, which are In lieu of all local taxos, we will proceed to assess* all such unlicensed motor1 coaches."

In the event that these unll-nsed motor coaches are>ssed it will be mad.

Cub Pack Has Swim Lessons

Cub Pack 2<1-C, sponsored by St. Andrew's church, is attempt- ing to turn each Cub into a trained swimmer.

The boys arp being trained by competent swimming instruc­

tor at the Hcrmosa-Biltmore H6; tel in Hermosa Beach. Lesspns are given to the dens on differ­ ent days throughout the week.

Financed by paper drives which end at the monthly Pack meetings, the swimming lessons depend on their success. Papers are taken to the Guild hall at St. Andrew's church, 1432 En- gracia ave.

Next Pack meeting will be held Friday, Oct. 24. Anyone wh6

outd like to help the Cubs is asked to contact neighborhood den mothers or call the Cubmas'- ter, Luke Nickol, phone 2,197.

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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH Acacia and Sonplna. avemiea. Phona in. Frank D. Mechllnf. caator. iunday achool 11:30 a. m. Service

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Farewell Party Honors Walterian

Mrs. Eva Kelley of Walterla was feted with a farewell party by members of the J.F.F. club last week when they met at tho home of Mrs. J. W. Loughrldge.

Mrs. Kelley, who will be away for three months, was presented with many lovely gifts to make her trip mok* *rtjoyable and datn- ty refreshments were served at a late hour.

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