TORRANCE HEPALD JANUARY 5, 1928***************** ** KEYSTONE NOTES ** *****************

Mr. Nldever is using Roy Berry's*power plant this week for plowing. He has to do some short stepping to keep up with it.

The sand and gravel with'cement wTTl be on the lot Saturday for the Keystone Community Hall. The foundation will be run Sunday, and it will ba a matter of a few short weeks when we will open the doors to a real community hall, where everybody can feel at home.

The chamber of commerce is growing steadily. New members are joining the ranks, among them this week being the Torrapce/chamber of commence and the Torrance Busi­ ness Men's association. The next year will see r/any improvements in bur district clue to the activities of the cafe. Come to the meetings, whether you are a member or not. You are welcome, and at liberty to talk and say what you wish.

The regular meeting will be held at Mrs. Sleppy's tomorrow evening, Saturday, January 6, at 8 o'clock.

CATHOLIC LADIES' CARD PARTYThe ladies of the Altar Society

will givs the first of a series of card parties next Monday night. January 8, in Catholic Hall. Re­ freshments will be served and six nice prizes awarded, all for the small sum of thirty-five cents. The game will start promptly at 8 p. m., so come early and avoid the rush.

McKINLEY INN NOTESMr. and Mrs. Joe Martin of San

Fernando were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward La Mott of the MeKinley Inn.

Mrs. George Hammer of Paeadena is vstlng her husband, Mr. Hammer, at the McKlnley Inn.

Chester Smith of San Francisco is a recent arrival at the McKinley Inn.

Mrs. May McKlnley and Mr. and Mrs. Edward LaMott and son mo­ tored to Glendale one day last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Vern Zuver and family attended the football game at Pasadena, Monday.

Mrs. Nellie Zuver of Portola ave­ nue has been ill the past week, confined to her home.

Mrs. G. A. R. Steiner of Amapola avenue recently returned from an extended trip to the East, visiting relatives for two months.

Mrs. Sophia Rice of Alhambra is spending two weeks with Mrs. George Rice of Amapola and 214th streets.

Mrs. Grace Plckett and three ofaughters of Columbus, O., and Mrs. H. E. Clemmens of Los Ange­ les, were week-end guests of Mrs. George Rice of Amapola avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Cloyd Garner of Redondo boulevard are expecting their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Chelf, of Huntington, Ore., to ar­ rive this week-end by motor.

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On Saturday, McKinley Home made Torrance look like a bunch of 'beginners at football, taking them down to the tune of 31 to 0. But Monday was different. Torrance started In the flret quarter wth triple pass, which resulted In touchdown. This happened In about four minutes. Torrance made two in the second quarter, this making three put over the line by "Clam" Mills. Tom perklns kicked two of these over the post, making twenty points. Three were tallied in the third quarter, making thirty-eight points, and the two Tom got over the post, making forty.

Torrance started off in the fourth with one touchdown, which was all she got. Torrance got a surprise when Travis of the Home snagged a pass and made a touchdown. Stepp then booted it over the posts. The game ended in a few minutes after this.

The stars for the day were "Clam" Mills, Dale Gipe, Charlie Poole, and Perkins. Final score 46 to 7.

The line-up for Torrance was; Poole, left end; Reynolds, . left

i tackle; Smith, guard; Perkins, cen­ ter; Perkins, guard; Casper, right

I tackle; Denuit, right end; Watson, I quarterback; Slmpson, fullback: I Gipe, right halfback; Mills, left I halfback. Substitutes: Conley and Hun.

Mr. Compton of Hermosa Beach is the new employee at Hurum Reeves' hardware store. He came directly

j from the Venice Hardware com-! pany.

Mr. Hugh Whitney, wife and daughter, spent the Xmas holidays at Mojave and Barstow, Calif. New Year's they drove to San Diego and Tia Juana by the coast route, and returned by the inland route. They had a fine time, seeing the sights and camping out.

Mr. and Mrs. Si Rappaport mo­ tored to Los AngelBs Monday, where Mrs. Rappaport remained with her parents, and Mr. Rappaport at­ tended the football game at Pasa­ dena.

CARD OF THANGSWe wish to express our sincere

thanks and gratitude to our neigh­ bors and friends for their loyal help and kind words of sympathy during the illness and at the hour of death of our beloved son, Wlllard Arnold; also please accept our thanks for your beautiful floral of­ ferings.

MR. & MRS. ROBT. E. DAWSON.

Last CallJANUARY 10 HAS BEEN SET FOR THE

LAST DAY IN

KEY CONTESTBring in Your Key. You may be holding the

LUCKY ONE

If the Chest is not unlocked by January 10, a new draw­ ing will follow the next day.

Dolley Drug Company

Phone 10 Torrance

CENTRAL EVANGELICAL CHURCH

The Sunday school Is in a flour­ ishing condition and growing right along. Robert Spencer is the su­ perintendent, with Charles Stock as assistant. The following teachers are in charge of the classes: Prof. I. W. Barnett, P. G. Brlney, W. E. Bowen, Mrs. F. A. Zeller, Mrs. W. E. Bowen, Mrs. J. S. Lancaster, Mrs. Emma Bath, and Mrs. J. W. Nee- lands. School convenes at 9:45 a.m.

Morning worship is at 11 a. m. The pastor will speak next Sunday on the theme "All Together, Heave, Ho, Heave!" Neh. 4:6. In the evening a series of sermons will be begun upon the general theme, "Do We Understand What We Are Ask­ ing For?"

Evening service at 7:30.Christian Endeavor at 6:45.The choir meets Wednesday eve­

ning, prayer meeting on Thursdayevening.

The Ladies' Guild meets thisThursday with Mrs. W. E. Laven, 1809 Arlington street.

The next social and business meeting of the C. E. will be held In the church basement next Mon­ day evening at 7:30. All people are invited to all meetings.

Francis A. Zeller, pastor.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF TORRANCE

"The Church of the Open Bible."The ordinance of the Lord's Sup­

per will be administered at the morning service, arid the right hand of fellowship given to new members. The pastor will preach on:

"THE PROPHET OF FIRE AT PRAYER."

At the evangelistic service in the evening the pastor will preach on:

"FLASHES OF DESPAIR."The Bible school meets at the

hour of 9:30. There is a class for everyone. You are welcome. ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING.The annual business meeting for

members will be held Friday, Janu­ ary 5th. Supper will be served in Fellowship Hall at the hour of 6:00 o'clock. Roll call, devotional pe­ riod and business session in the main auditorium at the hour of 7:30 sharp. All members are urged to be present.

WEEK OF PRAYERThe annual week of prayer will

be observed, as usual, in this church, January 7th I'D 13th, inclu­ sive. It will be In charge of the deacons and pastor. You are cor­ dially invited to be present at any or all sessions, the time, 7:30 each evening.

"The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man avalleth much." James 5:16.

Rev. Stanley H. Thorpe, Pastor.

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL - CHURCH

Gordon A. Riegler, minister.9:45 a. m. Bible school. D. C.

Turner, superintendent.11:00 a. m. Morning worship.6:15 p. m. Epworth League

service. John Richhart, president. This will be a pleasant service; friendly service; a service good for young people, and a place where your smile and good will goes miles and miles.

Worshipping at present at the Le­ gion Hall.

CATHOLIC SERVICES

Catholic service* will be held every Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock at the Torrance Catholic hall, on North Cota,

Christ Episcopal Mission.

Torrance Auditorium, 9 a. m. Morning Prayer and sermon.

Rey. Thos. P. Swift, Rector.

KEYSTONE CHURCH

The Keystone Bible School has been transferred to Mr. Powers' cabin on Ocean avenue, a half mile east of car line.

Remember, Sunday afternoons, 3 o'clock. Good teachers, an open Bible, everybody welcome. Yours 'or a bigger, better Bible sch;iol.

DANIEL PIERSOX, Supt.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETYThe Christian Science Society of

Wilmington, Calif., holds regular services at the church on Island avenue, corner of West I street, one block north of Anahelm boulevard, Wilnvington, Calif. Sunday at 11 a. m. Sunday school at 9:30. Tes­ timonial meetings Wednesday eve-

nlng at 7:M.______________

IF SKIN BREAKS OUT AND ITCHES APPLY SULPHUR

Jdst the moment you' apply Mentho- Sulphur to an itching, burning or broken out skin, the itching stops and healing begins, says a noted skin spe- cialist This sulphur preparation, made into a, pleasant cold cream, gives such a quick relief, even to fiery eczema, that nothing has ever been found to take its place.

Because of its germ-destroying prop* cities, it quickly subdues the itching, cools the irritation and heals the eczema right up, leaving a clear, smooth skin in place of ugly eruptions, rash, pim­ ple* or roughness.

You do not have to wait for improve* ment. It quickly shows. You can get a little jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur t toy drug itoic.

ANNIVERSARY WEEK IS TO BE OBSERVED BY BOY SCOUT

TROOPS EARLY IN FEBRUARYScout Executive Sends Resume of Events To Be

Held at Annual Gathering During-Week of February 8 to 12

To All Troop Leaders:

Attentioniment of Los Angeles.- It f% proposed

tention' Scout CommuM^ner.^UT^wnal^leUer* m^'thS and Deputy Scout Commission- nYndwrH.n'go? the ' Scout) ( to th?

Gentlemen:president, setting forth the achieve-

Here is the official ments of the troop and expressingprogram for Anniversary Week as the appreciation of the troop forworked out by the committee on the services of Mr. Letts to scout-Anniversary Week and approved by Ing. All letters must be writtenthe Council of Troop Leaders. Please °n letter size paper, 8% x 11, andread . every word of this document forwarded to Headquarters unfold-and resolve to do your part as a ed - Headquarters will furnish pa-commissioned leader In the Boy Per in the case of any troop wish-Scouts of America in carrying out Ing 't. Troops having their ownthe program set forth below. Serv- stationery should use it. All lettersice and leadership are the scouting must reach Headquarters by Janu- substitutes for "let George do it."! ary 27th. It is also proposed thatIn other words, don't be a slacker the letters be bound and placedn matters pertaining to Anniversary under an embossed leather cover,

Week, because Anniversary Week an d that each troop assess Itselfis the special time each year when one dollar to be applied to themen and boys in scouting "come consummation of the plans to pro-forward like men" to show their sent the president with a suitablefaith and works in the Boy Scout testimonial. It is further proposedmovement.

PROGRAMthat a Scout be selected to" make suitable cabinet to receive and carry the botond letters. It Is fur-Thursday night, February 8th ' the'/proposed"that tLthe testimonial

n".!r"f.alZ»,T/°^,,m,e n̂ ^ T,_ l be Presented at a Scout rally or

Day,Sunday, February

Day.llth-Church "***

Monday night, February 12th City-wide rally.

AMPLIFICATION OF PROGRAM Thursday night, February 8th:

Sunday, February llth: Urge every Scout in your Troop

to go to church and Sunday School on this day. Letters are being sent

_ . _ . _._. to the pastors of all of the churches This is the exact birthday of the in Los Angeles requesting that

Boy Scouts of America; hence the Scouting be given a place in the pecific reason for holding a special morning and evening service. In the

troop meeting on this particular case of Troops attached to churches, /lay. You are urged to arrange and the chairman of the Troop commit- conduct the following general type tee and the Scoutmaster should of meeting: (1) Open troop meet-'have a talk with the pastor about ng; invite parents and friends, and this matter. See if you cannot ar-

each Scout bring a boy as his guest, range for the Troop to take part inVery wonderful things

done in some of theThis will be done by all Scouts churches along this line. Scouts hroughout the nation. (3) Have can take up the collection, act as

one of your committeemen, or a j ushers, read the Scripture lesson, Scout who speaks well, speak brief- j recite the Oath and Law, etc., in ly on the history of the Boy Scouts'a manner that will impress the con- of America, and the significance of gregation with the dignity and val- Anniversary Week. (4) Have the ue of scouting. Try it in your chairman of the troop committee church, speak briefly on Troop No. (his | Monday, February 12tht (Lin-

(2) Exactly at 8:1~5 o'clock all the service, stand and repeat the Scout Oath, have been

troop), giving the significant facts about the strength", achievements,

coin's Birthday):A city-wide rally will be held,ambitions good turns, etc., of thei probabl ln the jJOI y technic high

troop. Let the cnairman of the schoo, a'uditorlum . Mrs. Dor8ey, Su. troop committee introduce all other perintendent of schools, and the members of the committee, Scout- members of the Board of Bduca-master and Assistant Scoutmaster. (5) tion will be

honor. TheScouts of the Troop say a fejv words f0now's:invited as guests of program will be as The band will play

so that parents may get acquainted with other neighborhood folks and particularly with the Troop- com­ mitteemen and Scoutmaster.

Put the program as much as pos­ sible in the hands of your Scouts and thus demonstrate that "scout­ ing trains for leadership." Don't let your program extend beyond ten o'clock. A short snappy program will be far more effective than a long drawn out program no matter how rich and perfect the various items may be.

Friday night, February 9th.On this date the Board of Trus­

tees of the Los Angeles Council will tender a banquet to all troop leaders (Troop committeemen, Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmas­ ters, Acting Scoutmasters, the Scout Commissioner and the Deputy Scout Commissioners).

Those who attended the banquet last year will recall that it was a joyous and significant occasion. It will be vastly more so this year. Don't fail to transfer your troop meeting to Thursday night and oth­ erwise arrange your affairs so that you will be able to attend this im­ portant event. You will receive a special invitation from the Board of Trustees about a week before the banquet. A prompt reply will be greatly appreciated.

Saturday, February 10th:It is proposed that on this day

all Scouts in the territory of the Los Angeles District Council unite to honor the president of our Coun­ cil, Mr. Arthur Letts, a man who has been unselfish, modest, gener­ ous, and tremendously helpful in his relations to the Boy Scout move'

America, end the Significance of Anniversary Week. (4) Selection by the band. (6) Speech on "Lincoln and the Boy Scouts." (Hon. William G. McAdoo or President Von Kleinsmid.) 6) Fire lighting contest for the cham­ pionship of the terrtory of the LosAngeles Council, enter the fire

Any Scout may lighting contest

through his Scoutmaster prior to Monday night, February 12th. (7) Introduce all Eagle Scouts in the territory of the Los Angeles Coun­ cil. (8) Selection by the band. (9) Troop stunts by those troops who, before Anniversary Week, demon­ strate their ability to put on a su­ perior stunt. The Headquarters staff will decide which troops may have the privilege of appearing on the program. Scoutmasters and As­ sistant Scoutmasters are urged to have their troops try for a place on the program in the city-wide rally. Let the Deputy Scout Commissioner or Headquarters know when you are ready to be inspected.

IN GENERALGet into the-splrit of this thing.

Anniversary Week can't be made great by mere committee action. The bigness and the importance of Anniversary Week can only be brought out by the united interest and action of all of the leaders and all of the Scouts of the entire com­ munity. What is your answer.brother?

P.

Yours sincerelyE. B. DEGROOT,

Scout Executive. S. Week-end Camp will be

closed Friday and Saturday, Feb­ ruary 9th and 10th.

REDONDO BEACH'Cooler ia^Summer ̂ Warmer iiv'Winter"

FILTERED SEA WATER PURE, SPARKLING, WARM

Bath House open dally, 10 a. m, to 10 p.m.; Sunday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Let our Instructor teach you to swim and dive.

Ev«ry Thursday Bargain Night, oi 2So aftgr 6 p.m.

DANCING

Tuesday Thursday, Saturday evening)), and Sunday after- uooua. Dancing lessons by ap­ pointment.

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