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THE ISLANDER
Thursday, April 8, 1954
REALITY OF DISEASE
AND DEATH CHALLENGED
!' :: United Gets Six-Mile-A-Minute Planes
Church Services i --
t
How sickness and sin may be
overcome through prayer, bringing
one into accord with the truth of
God and man will be the topic of
Christian Science services Sunday.
"Are Sin, Disease, and Death
Real?" is the subject Of the Lesson-
Sermon. Selections to be read from
the Bible include the account [Matt.
) of Christ Jesus' raising of Jai-
rus' daughter from the dead. his
restoring of sight to the two blind
men, and his healing of the "dumb
man possessed with a devil."
From "Science-and Health with
ST. CATHERINE'S CHURCH
Pastor, Fr. John J. Wehmhoefer
Canyon Terrace Phone 192
Sunday Mass: 7 and 10 a.m.
Week Day Mass: 7 a.m.
Confessions Saturdays:
4:00 to 6:00 7:30 to 9:00
Sacred Heart Novena every
Friday Night at 7:30
AVALON COMMUNITY CHURCH
(Congregational)
Arthur W. Felkley
9:45 A. M, Church School
11:00 A. M. Worship and sermon
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Baker Eddy the} following passages Church Edifice209 E. Whittley
will be read: Sunday Servicers 11:00 A. M.
"J~us strips all disguise from " Sunday SchooI'~:30 A. M.
}. elwo~when his teachings are :fully Wednesday Evening~ervices 8:00
understood. By parable and argu- The public is cordially invited to
i-~:: merit he explains the impossibility attend these services.
of good producing evil; and he also
scientifically demonstrates t h i s
great fact, proving by what are
@ rongly called miracles, that sin,
sickness, and death are beliefs--
illusive errors--which he could and
(p. 343).
Golden Text is from Jere.
'~Ieal me, O Lord, and I shall be
healed; save me, and I shall be
saved: for thou art my praise" (17:
14).
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
9:30 A. M. Saturday Sabbath
School, Whitney Chapel of the
Community Church.
OF LOCAL NOTE
Just about everyone in town was
happy to see Father John J. Pren-
nan this week. He is here until
Friday seeing his many friends.
Father Brennan is presently located
in Culver City.
FIRST OF TWENTY-FIVE -- W. A. ~?atterson, president of
United Air Lines, accepts first DC-7 Mainliner from Donald
W. Douglas, president of Douglas Aircraft Company at cere-
monies held recently at the Douglas plant. The new airliner
which travels at a speed of six.miles a minute will be put
into transcontinental service by June first~
ALONG THE
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lllt!!ll!i!lil + o+ + .lIllll
FRAN #SgO By "Diffie by the Sea"
3V+ hrs.
6 hrs.
PD Y AnDI
5V, J hrs.
Your choice of luxurious DC-6 Mainllners or
economical air tourist service from Los An-
geles; connecting Malnliners from Avalon.
DID YOU KNOW?:
THAT this is Red Cross Month
in Avalon? Volunteer will call at
your home, and will greet you upon
the street. Be kind and give what
you can afford.
THAT when you give to the Red
Cross you are helping an organi.
zation that helps in the time of dis-
aster; that helps when one needs
blood; that gives to others what
you give to them when they are
in need of help,
UNITED AIR LINES
COMPARE THE ~ARE AND YOU'LL 00 BY AIR
AT END OF PLEASURE PIER
Friday's Special--Fillet of Sandabs
F,Fish Daily
re sh ,
FRESH CRABS.
JUMBO WHITE SHRIMP, loose.
SPECIAL JUMBO WHITE SHRIMP (5 lb. carton,
$1.0 lb.)
SWORDFISH STEAKS (Boneless) Special, 90c lb.
ABALONE STEAKS.
We need no geiger counters for our fish !
SHRIMP MAY BE THAWED OUT AND REFROZEN
IN SMALL PACKAGES.-- Ask for Information.'
Open Daily From 1:00 to 5:00 P. M.
Sunday From 9:00 A. M.' to 3:30 P. M. -- Closed Mondays.
THAT you should be sure to take
a look in the Arcade window for
the display of Red Cross Awards
for this year. Included is a 53 piece
dinner set; three piece traveling set
for the ladies~ hand bag for the
gentleman, and a combination waffle
and grill iron for the home.
THAT Oce Abbott Jr. has kindly
given his window space for display
of these awards. His window is
right across from his office. Ask the
ladies stationed in the Arcade for
information. They. will be happy to
serve you. Mr. Art Mooney is in
charge of this part of the program.
THAT
Yesterday is gone
Forget it.
Tomorrow does not exist
Don't worry.
Today is here
Use it.
OF LOCAL NOTE
About 32 guests surprised Chet
and 5aney May Smith and children
Friday evening when they brought
along pot-luck dishes and gifts in
a housewarming party.
(Easter Week: Open All Day Every Day)
NEW STASEP ON SALE
A new 8-cent ordinary postage
stamp will be placed on sale in
Washington, D.C, on April 9, 1954.
The part of the design printed in
red portrays the Statue of Liberty,
a beacon of opportunity and hope
today, just as it has always been to
oppressed peoples. In dark gothic.
forming an arch over the head of
the head of the statue, is the ln-
cription "'In God We Trust." which
sums up the religious faith that
has always been and is today the
bulwark of this Nation and its
greatest source of strength.
This stamp, then, is a symbol of
great signifiance--of the truths of
our Nation's glories, beliefs, hopes
and faiths--all summarized in a
miniature picture less than 1 square
inch in size.
The stamp will be available at the
Avalon post office on April 10.
i
(Paid Political Advertisement)
ELECTION STATEMENT
To the best of my ability I have
earnestly attempted to fulfill my
responsibility to the City and tax-
payers with honest government.
I will make no spectacular prom-
ises to solve present difficulties.
This term I served as councilman
has given me the knowledge that
our situation can be surmounted
only by much study,' work and co-
operation. I have always endea~,our-
ed to consider the welfare of the
community as a whole and if re-
elected will continue to strive for
progress in all &pects.
It has been an exacting position,
that of Avalon councilman. We have
had, and still face, enormous prob-
times when efforts toward progress
lores. It has been discouraging at
for our City seem unappreciated
and to no avail. However, it has
also been a satisfying and reward.
lng position in that the present
council's +efforts have established a
firm foundation for progress +and
will culminate in a satisfactory so-
lution for many of our problems.
LEROY D. BUTLER