«rr*no*, 6«llfornl. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1M1

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. C. Mllcn Norlhrup, paste

Cnrson and Mnrt mi.

Morning ni-rvloe. 10:50 R. .in B K nnlnir of revlvil norvkea t Evangelist PMHp T»ylor.

Evening M-rvlcc, 7:30 p. m. " SwlnB Faith" by Rev. Taylor.

Young; people's meeting;. 6:J

Evening »<Tvlceii nvery night a 7:30 oVIork except Saturday.

To relieve A A 1 ' 1) 4 Misery of V U L U 1

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ASSEMBLY OF GOD r. Rev. H. T. Wist, pamt.r. 1

rronclilnR ut 11 n. m. y Young pfopla's meeting. 8:30 p

Revival ««nrlce« pvcry nlsht. 7 \ p. m.

Prayer meeting, Tuesday, 7

Open service Friday nlglit, 7 t p. m.

MEN'S BIBLE CLASS

! Meets fit 9:. 10 n. m. Similnyj

their hull opposite public llbm

CHURCH OF CHRIST Services nt Torrnnce Men's Bil

ClnsB building on Cravenn. Bible olnss Sunday nt 6 J>. m Kvenln K m-rvlca Rnmlny nt -1 p.

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We Have a Secret(It's Women Who Bring Home the hew)

A lot of our patrons are mothers who s»nd men off to school and work every morning and they say there's nothing men like batter than an old faihioned break­ fast like flannel cakes and bacon.

We help them give breakfast that real "down on the farm" tnliqh, Here's how Wilson's CT Fa*hund Bacon. Sliced but left on the rind, 01* Ftwhund strips off in an irwtant. The siloes are thick and don't shrivel to parch­ ment And-th« flavor calls back memories of snow cov- erfltfqorn shpckfl, overshoes with red flannel lining, and the hickory smoke house in back of the barn. Try some en your menfolk,

<3U.lST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL

CHURCH 1432 KnRmcla, Rev. Thomas I

Marshall, vicar. Holy Communion, 7:30 a. m. Church Dchool. 9:90 a. m. Morning pruycr nnd Bermon a

11 a. m. Topic "The Christuw Alternative to Communism'* ftp. .llscusHlun of Jan VaJtln's "Out o tho Night."

Holy Communion and prayern ro sick and world peace, Thursday, 1

Meeting!) during the week Incluil Girl ScoutB on Monday at 1:30 p m., Cubs also Monday at 3:10 p m., Junior Choir on Wednesday a

Wednesday at 7:30 n. m.

METHODIST CHURCH Unv. Harry Branton. pastor. 1C

Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning service. U a. m. MUB

under direction of Mrs. Selmo Ostlie.

Young people'a meeting 6:30 p.m. Illustrated talk on. "What It Mean to DC a Christian."

Wednesday evening prayer an Bible study, 7:30.

Thursday evening choir rehearsa at 7:30.

CATHOLIC CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY

Kn^racin and Manucl avenues Kov. l'i: Joseph Leo Bauer. pastor Telephone 332.

Masses Sundays: 6:30, 8 and 1

Massed on Holy Days: 6:90 and

Week Day Mass: 8 n. m'. Confuslonx: 4 until c p. m.

7:30 until 0 p. m. Confession* Eves of Holy Days and eve of First Friday.

Holy communion First Friday at 0:30. 7 and 7:30 a. m. MasH, 8 a.m. Novcna Devotions In honor ot the Sacred Heart every Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.

NAZARENE CHURCH W. A. Penn«r, pastor. 20607 North

iloyal. Hammerton Tract. Sunday school, 9:46 a.- m. Mornlngr service, 11 a. m. YounR people's meeting, 6: 30 p.m. Evening service 7:30 p. m. fmyer meeting Wednesday. ?:80

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST

1208 El Prado.Sunday morning: services at 11.

Sunday school, 9: 30a.m. Wednesday evening meeting. 8 p. m. Reading room In church edifice.

"Soul" U th« inW«ot ot tiu lesson-Sermon on Sunday In all

Churches ot Christ. Scientist The Golden Text Is from th» Psalms: "Let all those that seek the* r*» olce and be (lad In thee: and let

such as love thy salvation say con­ tinually, Let Qod be macnined,?

One ot the Scriptural citations Deludes these verms also from the ?sa1ma: "I love the LORD, because

he hath heard my voice and my supplications. . . . Return unto thy- rest, O my soul; tor the LORD oath dealt bountifully with thee. for thou bast delivered my soul from death, mine eyes from tears, and my feet from falling. I will walk before tb* LORD In the land of the living." These words from Isaiah are also presented: "Break forth Into Joy. slog together, ye waste plaou ot Jerusalem: for the LORD hath comforted bis people, be hath re­ deemed Jerusalem. ... No weapon that U formed against tbee shall prosper; and every tongue that shall rise against tbee In Judgment . thou ohalt condemn. This Is the heritage of the servants of the LORD, and their righteousness ta

Included In the Lesson-Sermon

and Health with Key to tbe Scrip­ tures" by Mary Balier Eddy: "Life is the law of Soul, even the law of tho spirit of Truth, and Soul U never without Its representative." "Soul, or Spirit, la Uod, uncbans* able und eternal; and man coexist! with and reflects Soul, God, for man is Una's linage." ' <

H.fe7&&lCENTRAL EVANGELICAL-

CHURCH 1 Marcellna and Arlington avenue

Rev. H. W. Roloff, pastor. Sunday ecuool. OM6 a. m. Morning uervlcc. 11 a. m. Topi

t "HatHfled With A«ho»." g . The congregation will join wit j the Baptist church in special ae { vices tonight.

Yountr people's meeting-, 6:30 p,n r Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Study 1 1 Romans at the parsonage.

Krlday, 7 p. m. Choir rehcrsal.

e FOURSQUARE GOSPEL . Mr. and Mrs. Ben Qrimth. pas

! lur«. 1107 El Prado. Sunday school. 91 30 a. m. Morn

Ing wrvloe, 11 a. m. Evening service, 7:»0 p. ir Urundeni service, 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednea^y, 7:3

LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. l'>nnk D. Mecbllng, pastor

vcacla and Uonoma avenues. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. MornuiE: service. 10:411 a. m

Topic: "A Lltrht In a Dark World.' Luther League Friday, 7:30 p. m Bible hour and prayer servlc

Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Luncheon nt home of Mrs. C

Carlaon, 1723 Andreo avenue Thursday, Ken. 20, 11:30 to 2 p. m

LATTER DAY SAINTS Woman's clubhouse. Wllford

Newlund. hlshop. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Evening

service, 6:80 p. in. Tuesday, 2 p. m. Kollcf society; 3:80 p. m.. Primary association, and 7: SO p. m., Mu- ual Improvement association.

CHURCH OF WISDOMSocial hall, 2171 Torrance boule­

vard. Rev. Mattle Drake, pastor. '.Services Himday night. 7:10 p. m.

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCHRev. F. T. Porter, pastor. 1415

Bncracla. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Mornluc service. 10:40 a. m

Topic: "IrnpllcuttonH of Baptism." Kvenlng service, 7:30 p. m. "Rock

f Anns" an Illustrated lecture by W. A, 'Boss. *

Toung people's meeting. 6 p. m. Board meeting Tuesday. 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal Wednesday, S

, m. Bereans, Prldav, 7:3P p. m.

BriHsh-Aid Service at St. Andrew's on Sunday, Feb. 23

St. Andrew's E^prscopal church will do its part to help the Brit­ ish. Joining with efforts of all branches of the Anglican Com­ munion throughout the world, a special Aid to Britain service will be held Sunday, Feb. 23. Special offering' envelopes will be distributed and all unpledged offerings received will bo sent directly to the National Council Of the Episcopal church which s raising $300,000 to help Brit- sh churches. The money sent to England will be used to carry on work in the Church of Eng- and -that would otherwise have ,o be eliminated because of the war.

All residents of the community arc Invited to attend the Aid o Britain service at 11 a. m.

Youth Project GivenTwelve Horses

ALBANY, N. Y. (U.P.) Twelve Sclgian draft horses, valued at 850 each, have been donated to he National Youth Adminlstra- lon by Louis Wehl, of Rochester. Phe horses will be used at the Uartwlck Seminary N.YJV. agri- lultural resident work center.

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TORRANCE WELCOMESThese New Resident* This Week

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Pastor's Wife Reads Own Poem

- at Scout Service: Last Sunday evening durln

a Boy Scout service at the Firs ' Christian church, Mrs. Frank 1

Porter, wife of the pastor, re i. cited an original t¥>om whlc n was apropos to the progranr

She entitled her contribution . . A CHALLENGE TO YOUTH

Which way are you facing so

. Toward s u n r 1 s > promise o sunset's rest?

Oh yes there are hills and dee ravines

And storms will threaten am mar fair scenes;

But are you awake to danger perchance

Or just idly dreaming some cheap romance?.

And another question I would ask ,

Are you sitting waiting and shirking some task?

Or are you so busy with work you find;

That you are an asset now to mankind?

How much are your thoughts and efforts worth?

On history's pages will you too bless earth?

The history of earth's great souls

Should -set your heart on higher goals

Than any age has won before. Your life should challenge the

future's score. Today you are choosing what

life you will live What challenge to future goals

you'll give. When life's last sun for, you

goes down '• ."You will meet your doom or

receive your crown. We 'build on foundations our

forebears laid. We reap heavenly good for

which they prayed. Dare we then do less than our

sires have done? No we must wipe skies clean of stains that hide GOD'S sun.

OBITUARYMBS. JERUSHA GRAY . . .

passed away Feb. 9 at the home of her son, Charles D. Penning- ton of 2376 Marlcopa Place, Sun­ day in her 86th year. She had lived there for the past eight years. Mrs. Gray was born June 24, 1854, in Baltimore county, Maryland. She was a member of the Auxiliary of the G.A.R. and the Daughters of America in Washington, D. C. Mrs. Gray was also survived by a second son, Frank Pennington of Wash­ ington, P. C., and a grandson; Alfred Pennington, of this city. Funeral service was held Tues­ day afternoon at Stone and lay­ ers' chapel, with Rev. C. MJ Northrup officiating. Interment

... a former resident of Tor­ rance, succumbed last Thursday morning at her home, 1405 South Marlposa avenue in Los Angeles. She was 71 years of age, a native of Philadelphia, Pa., who came to this city In 1917. She was sur­ vived by her husband, former superintendent of the open learth department at the Colum­ bia Steel plant; a daughter, Mary Jones of Plttsburg, Cali­ fornia, and three great grand­ children. Requiem Mass was cel­ ebrated in her honor at St. Thomas' Church in Los Angrtea utd she was laid to rest InCal- irary cemetery.

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Nursery at Local < Church During Service ;

An attendant will be on duty n the pariah hall of St. An- ( Irew's Episcopal church during ho morning service every Sun- iay to oarc for children of tdults who wish to attend i hurch. This will be a free ser­ vice maintained by the church o facilitate church attendance, i Hiss Edith McDcrniaid will be t n charge. f.

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Oldimbbile. announces s new addition to its popular low-priced Sixty series. This new car, shown above, is known ai the Town Sedan and brings the popular Cuitom Cruiser styling to th* low prlci field. The new four window sedan ii diitinctive in appearance and provides big car comfort -and

'smartness throughout. It i- available on 119-inch wheelbase chassis powered with either ths .*_,..._...... %1(>0 h() Econo-Master six or the 110 h.p. straight eight engine.

Evangelist Opens Revival Services Here On Sunday, Evangelist Phil Taylpr begin a scries of revival services a the First Baptist church, Ca son and Martlna avenue, Sun day inorning at 10:30 o'cloc The services will continue ever night at 7:30 o'clock except Sa urday until March 2.

Rev. Taylor is noted for h Interesting lectures and stnglni and next week on Monday, We< nesday and Friday nights h will present motlpn pictures ii color. All residents of Torranc and vicinity are cordially Invitee by the resident pastor, Rev. C M. Northrup, to attend th special service. The first week topics are:

Sunday "What is a Construe tive Crusade? A Seeing Faith;Monday "A Christ for 1941" an motion pictures in color; Tues day "Don't Disturb the Hogs (American Loyalty Night) ; Wed nesday "Greatest Danger Fac ing ,the Church" (Motion picture In color); Thursday "A Tru Fish Story" (Class night); Frlday "My Grand Dad's Conver sion" and icolored motion pie lures.

Christian Mission Ending Tour With Eight-Day Conclave

Southern California will par ticipate in a nation-wide move ment to reemphasize Christia principles. The National Christ ian Mission, now on the last lap of an itinerary Including '22 major American cities, will con elude its. tour with an eight-day

ties: Alhambra, Long. Beach Santa Monica, Pasadena, Glen dale and Huntlngton Park March 16-23 arc the dates set.

Rallying to the challenge o destructive forces now under mining spiritual foundations o democracy, Christians through

zing for a demonstration o aith, seen as the answer to

world ills. A team of 30 dis Inguished religious leaders drawn from all over the world will be brought to Southern Cali­ fornia In connection with the Mission. Their function will be o conduct mass meetings, for- jms and seminars and fulfill speaking engagements. Dr. E Stanley Jones, world famous nisslonary and author, will be i member of the team.

Sponsoring the event arc the Church Federation of Los An- {clc# and tho California Church Council. Southern Area. George -,. Eastman, well known Los Vngeles business man, is scrv- ng as general chairman. More han one hundred civic leaders n Los Angeles, as well as scores tirounhout Southern Callforn a, re cooperating with Eastman n making arrangements for the fission.

Changed BasisFor Filing Individual Federal

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you must file a return. Consult an expert and avoid future trouble.

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Local Mobilgas Man to Be Honored Tonight at Banquet in LA.

Fred A. Harder of Torranc will be honored "tonight when h will attend a General Pctroleu banquet in Los

ccive a clocU jS^f^L presented by ' vlji^^^Bl District Man- ; - ager C. W. ' } '; ! Christian In M' 1*^. W' recognition of W ^ . ,1 his 10 years' lAJigak^^ service in a Mo- i^EBHp bllgas station. *T§^^^Mt He will be ac- !**n!^^^^ll companled to : ' _^^^^l the affair by sJHBIH W.C. Campbell, Torrance HARDEB wholesale agent for the com pany, and his rcprescntatlv Ted Cogglns.

Star feature will be the forma tion of a Pegasus Club, to in elude about ISO high-rankin service station men of the met ropolitan Los Angeics distric The ceremonies will be conducted by C. W. Christian, district man ager and George H. Harger, Lo Angeles branch manager for Gen

club.

Christian Science Lecture Radiocasts

A Pacific Coast broadcast o the- Columbia West Coast Church of the Air will be conducted Sun day morning, Feb. 23, at 8 o'clock by James B. Pattcrson of Spokanc, Washington, unde auspices of the Christian Selene Committee on Publication fo Washington over Station KNX.

Local radio listeners may hea an authorized Christian Science

8 p. m., when Florence Middaugh, C. S., of Los Angeles, a member of the Board of Lecture ship of The Mother Church, The Hrst Church of Chrjst, Scion

tist, In Boston, Mass., lecture over KFWB.

Revival Services toBegin Next Sunday

Revival services will be held at the First Baptist church, Fcb

6 to March 2, inclusive, with lev. Phillip F. Taylor, evange­

list, In charge. A young man of exceptional ability, Rev. Taylor is said to bo an earnest preacher. All residents of Torrance and vicinity are cordially Invited to

ic nightly meetings.

BAIN FIGURESThis week's rain storm, from

Monday to yesterday morning which amounted to .75 of an nch, raised the season's total o 14.22 inches as compared with

13.45 inches at this time last year.

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Coordinators Get Suggestions for Activities

Four suggestions for . a pr gram of activities were glv« members of the Torrance C ordlnating Council last Frida evening by Mrs. Margaret Vai dcrvort, who Is connected wit the Adult Education departmei of the Los Angeics Board < Education. Judge Robert Le sing, president of the counc announced after her talk the the suggestions would be Irr mediately adoptoa and carrle out hero.

Mrs. Vandervort's rccommcr dations for broadening th sphere of the Council were: (: A Traffic safety program the high school where student would cooperate with the pollc department in a program c educating young drivers; (2 Place a premium on citizenshi in the high school by varlou essays or speaking contests t obtain and disseminate ne\ ideas for the purpose of Im proving citizenship ratings; (X Develop interest In the Coordl nating Council by presenting series of "town \\M" meeting or panel discussions of prescn day youth problems such1 ai "What should be done in th Whltticr state school case?", an (4) Urgo local churches to ex tend thcit- programs in order t make them "int9lloctually defen sible, morally respectable everj day in the week instead of jus on Sundays, and socially appli cable to all age groups."

Judge Lcsslng said that h Is suggesting Mrs. Vandcrvort' recommendations be studied b; various Coordinating Counc

and church representatives willa view to adoption of them fo a community program in Tor ranee.

English Princesses Entertain Pilots

LONDON (UP) Before

eight New Zealand pilot officers found themselves sitting o'h sofas at Windsor Castle talking to Princess Elizabeth and Prin­ cess Margaret Rose. While they were having tea, the princesses chatted away to the men who lad just finished a 12,000-milc ourney.

There are 1,200 trains on mile-a-mlnutc runs in the United tates.

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