blu V C 11US 1€Ij 51 A l\-8 4 Country Club Is Sports Center Ciurchesfor 108,/422 1 71,5 11 e lit,424,4 fity of 6,000 - 2 - 1- -- ,/ Community Proud ; Of Its Historic . -, ....·s- : 35· -- .· ' 1 4. 44 €1 . 4 r . 3 - 4 h Religious Faith , ·'·53 i; 1 - 4 -72 + 9 +A 1 k: . 4-21 .. r J , ri' Church- may be· going half- >49 - t.„ + :iinpty in the rest of America, but ,1.-29;» not in 'Pacific Grove.. . 1.2 : ·/ ., · . .»*:: · 4.- 12 I ->ek=9 - -- - - ' t. In the past two years, the num- EL -2, 4 , 1 , . . .mi .U.- ber of: -tive denominations with =I. -- =79,-' 72 -- regular church services in the ' & 9 :community has increased from 11 - + - A R- f z flo 14, indicating the continuing f ZE=-P =311:7,-'3 - ' strong hold of religious faith in a Uv. --- _ _ - city of 6,000 which began as a k".4,31FX.' , 12--1--I.- I.5 -zi ...3 religious .summer retreat grounds. CA' 2-7 -. + - .01< - t. 4 t:1 Throughout the community, M53*4-2 '*441---1 70 - Calong. Central avenue •nd out on '-"" r-JE- - 1 17 -r 2-- 6- " ir 3 = 9 Lighthouse avenue. the white. -= L. 41% 1 -41 4- r-% ; green and brown spires and gold - 9 crosses of the houses of worship + ...r . irise above the nearby homes and pinesl :Sh - 1 44 CHURCHES AND PASTORS # 1 ..2, 16. 1, Devotional services, women's ;meetings and social events are tz. .-_ - 177.«airm>nz.-*IT#off)%&6LAA.+24 .#1£_.4 3 jield througli the week. with many t64439'41 f.1-:vg-«-%4.fA,"b;Ali2 6-- ---Z --,=@*En.#4761i--- - + 1,-1 / .'=4 - ./ --ij/*- 4 *pecial church meetings held at *%*i¥t,C_ „Uf*1·*, 'ux·c--1 -zr- ' ___;*Sal =a-= L obiler times throughout the year. - *124aL- ·and pastors follows: 14 4 +U,-»-- „r '44442-1-1.r-a-v 2, --44·r'7-4 --'- ,"FirstMethodistchuAh,Light-h#3(42.02/-*Ii-Il**#I-*-ir'#.I:',--4102fi5#;;31.64"73©.A-1·2229''- :house.andSeventeenthstreet.Rev.11:-94143---2--:_=.r,+Fg,0..12"93h..1->73i.:1.14i.7.-36&'2,- _ _,i .62.4-221-4-73 -f , Justin' P.· Follette pastor. %3)12'24**te-:922444·--_,521*7-4'1----#Ul=14144,,A-tt_*i--'...'i,_L'k,2-fi,I€.21=0 .:.D/May flower Congregational ''cilurch-.CentralavenueandFour-MECCA-ForgolfersandsportsmenvisitingtheMontereyPeninsula,theMontereyPenin- .teenth'.7-street, Rev. Elwood H. -2Huntet pastor. 9< Episcopal parish of St. Mary'•- by-the-Sea. Central and Twelfth street,1 the - Rev. Albert E. Clay, rector emeritus. MANY FAI*HS, DENOMINATIONS , St. Angela's-by-the-Sea, Roman Catholic, Central avenue and Eighth street; Rev. Charles T. Kerfs, pastor. Bethleham Lutheran church 160 Monterey avenue Rev. Carl Stef- Zen pastor. First Pentecostal church, Pine and Grand avenues, Rev. 0. L. Ellenwood, pastor. . First--Christian church, Central at Carmel avenue, Rev. James H. Woodruff, minister. :i; First Church of Christ, Scientist, Fountain and Central .avenues. -4 The Church of Jesus Christ, i Atter (Day Saints, Eleventh and pine avenue. .... ., ....... j.Sdventh Day Adventist, Laurel ahd Second street, C. M. Soren- .sen,paston,u:... ···. :-· · 4 ,·,4.4,·+, tj Lighthouse Full Godel .Pente, dostal-church,: 214 Grand avenue. .· Salvation Army, 218'Grand av- enue,··Major Allen Pitt, pastor:. i, ..isouther*013aptistrchurchb-Wo- 7,ren'rdVIE-dlabhous€,2 Rev. milas ;Hill, P.astor> 0--·- 1- .id First,')·Baptist church, : (Negro), Fo Laurel streets,, Rev. Uy. 4· 0-lit. ....... sulaCountryclub,withitsattractiveSpanishtypeclubhouseabove,standshighontheirlist ofplacestogoandthingstodo.Golftournamentsareheldregularlyontheclubcourse,1 inDelMonteforestsouthofPacificGrove.Surroundingthelinksisarestricted,growing residential section. . { 4'OT TU TR17MT PT-T ATT ATAT P T AT P TRATTPUT,5. UUiIl 1, TY 011111.111 11<31 lill, T.1 1,611,1Ulll 6 BUT ONCE IT DID IN PACIFIC GROVE : Delaware hasn't got anything on Pacific Gove when it comes to "blue laws"-no sir, not one thing! When that tiny eastern state had a "clampdown" one recent Sunday and jailed many a newsboy and cigar stand salesmati and even a radio-orator minister for laboring on the Sabbath, it was to laugh. For the Grove, U you ignore the stern traditions of Increase and Cotton Mather's seventeenth century New England, fs some- thing of a "grandpappy" when it comes to bigger and better "blue laws." And, we might add, the Grove !5 an: equally good example of how the sweeping- change of so- clal customs has made what was . fit and proper 50. years ago the outlandish and ridicuto,us of to- d•7-Fh.lch4 *hp.jlroya.: 1, -- figured .obt: wheh it slate clean of old ordtnances this year. Before we to ·anv farther. we And now that the city has fig- uratively burned its old ordinance books, and codified the remainder in a manner that has become a model for small cities throughout California, is a good time to recall just what was and wasn't done back in the horsecar and gaslight era. With the important cauUon that this is all past history now, and that these "joker" laws have now been repealed, here are a few of the things that were illegal in the Grove: To drive an automobile at more than 10 miles.an hour, to dance the tango, to wear men's slacks if you are a woman„ to ride a horse more than six miles an hour, to 'stay out after eight in the evening if you are under , 18; or.to sit·home,with the blinds . down! . "Almost anything" appears to have been the answer to the ques- nance adopted as late as July' 21, t 1932-and repealed less - than" a year later, incidentally-had to be C of "opaque material," full ctit and with "skirt of ample size. . . ." And a city dance hall ordinance of 1920 warned: "ALI places licensed under the provisions of this ordinance .shall be brightly lighted during the- 7 hours such places are open' and i entertaining guests, so.- called s 'shadow dances' and, *moonlight C dances' are hereby prohibited and I declared unlawful. *.., - - 4< C , .4' Dances known u the ·tan,6, 1 turkey trot. bunny hu, or shim. f mle are hereby prohibited and k declared to be unlawful" . . 1. j ... , OCR Text: blu V C 11US 1€Ij 51 A l\-8 4 Country Club Is Sports Center Ciurchesfor 108,/422 1 71,5 11 e lit,424,4 fity of 6,000 - 2 - 1- -- ,/ Community Proud ; Of Its Historic . -, ....·s- : 35· -- .· ' 1 4. 44 €1 . 4 r . 3 - 4 h Religious Faith , ·'·53 i; 1 - 4 -72 9 A 1 k: . 4-21 .. r J , ri' Church- may be· going half- >49 - t.„ :iinpty in the rest of America, but ,1.-29;» not in 'Pacific Grove.. . 1.2 : ·/ ., · . .»*:: · 4.- 12 I ->ek=9 - -- - - ' t. In the past two years, the num- EL -2, 4 , 1 , . . .mi .U.- ber of: -tive denominations with =I. -- =79,-' 72 -- regular church services in the ' & 9 :community has increased from 11 - - A R- f z flo 14, indicating the continuing f ZE=-P =311:7,-'3 - ' strong hold of religious faith in a Uv. --- _ _ - city of 6,000 which began as a k".4,31FX.' , 12--1--I.- I.5 -zi ...3 religious .summer retreat grounds. CA' 2-7 -. - .01< - t. 4 t:1 Throughout the community, M53*4-2 '*441---1 70 - Calong. Central avenue •nd out on '-"" r-JE- - 1 17 -r 2-- 6- " ir 3 = 9 Lighthouse avenue. the white. -= L. 41% 1 -41 4- r-% ; green and brown spires and gold - 9 crosses of the houses of worship ...r . irise above the nearby homes and pinesl :Sh - 1 44 CHURCHES AND PASTORS # 1 ..2, 16. 1, Devotional services, women's ;meetings and social events are tz. .-_ - 177.«airm>nz.-*IT#off)%&6LAA. 24 .#1£_.4 3 jield througli the week. with many t64439'41 f.1-:vg-«-%4.fA,"b;Ali2 6-- ---Z --,=@*En.#4761i--- - 1,-1 / .'=4 - ./ --ij/*- 4 *pecial church meetings held at *%*i¥t,C_ „Uf*1·*, 'ux·c--1 -zr- ' ___;*Sal =a-= L obiler times throughout the year. - *124aL- ·and pastors follows: 14 4 U,-»-- „r '44442-1-1.r-a-v 2, --44·r'7-4 --'- ,"FirstMethodistchuAh,Light-h#3(42.02/-*Ii-Il**#I-*-ir'#.I:',--4102fi5#;;31.64"73©.A-1·2229''- :house.andSeventeenthstreet.Rev.11:-94143---2--:_=.r, Fg,0..12"93h..1->73i.:1.14i.7.-36&'2,- _ _,i .62.4-221-4-73 -f , Justin' P.· Follette pastor. %3)12'24**te-:922444·--_,521*7-4'1----#Ul=14144,,A-tt_*i--'...'i,_L'k,2-fi,I€.21=0 .:.D/May flower Congregational ''cilurch-.CentralavenueandFour-MECCA-ForgolfersandsportsmenvisitingtheMontereyPeninsula,theMontereyPenin- .teenth'.7-street, Rev. Elwood H. -2Huntet pastor. 9< Episcopal parish of St. Mary'•- by-the-Sea. Central and Twelfth street,1 the - Rev. Albert E. Clay, rector emeritus. MANY FAI*HS, DENOMINATIONS , St. Angela's-by-the-Sea, Roman Catholic, Central avenue and Eighth street; Rev. Charles T. Kerfs, pastor. Bethleham Lutheran church 160 Monterey avenue Rev. Carl Stef- Zen pastor. First Pentecostal church, Pine and Grand avenues, Rev. 0. L. Ellenwood, pastor. . First--Christian church, Central at Carmel avenue, Rev. James H. Woodruff, minister. :i; First Church of Christ, Scientist, Fountain and Central .avenues. -4 The Church of Jesus Christ, i Atter (Day Saints, Eleventh and pine avenue. .... ., ....... j.Sdventh Day Adventist, Laurel ahd Second street, C. M. Soren- .sen,paston,u:... ···. :-· · 4 ,·,4.4,· , tj Lighthouse Full Godel .Pente, dostal-church,: 214 Grand avenue. .· Salvation Army, 218'Grand av- enue,··Major Allen Pitt, pastor:. i, ..isouther*013aptistrchurchb-Wo- 7,ren'rdVIE-dlabhous€,2 Rev. milas ;Hill, P.astor> 0--·- 1- .id First,')·Baptist church, : (Negro), Fo Laurel streets,, Rev. Uy. 4· 0-lit. ....... sulaCountryclub,withitsattractiveSpanishtypeclubhouseabove,standshighontheirlist ofplacestogoandthingstodo.Golftournamentsareheldregularlyontheclubcourse,1 inDelMonteforestsouthofPacificGrove.Surroundingthelinksisarestricted,growing residential section. . { 4'OT TU TR17MT PT-T ATT ATAT P T AT P TRATTPUT,5. UUiIl 1, TY 011111.111 11<31 lill, T.1 1,611,1Ulll 6 BUT ONCE IT DID IN PACIFIC GROVE : Delaware hasn't got anything on Pacific Gove when it comes to "blue laws"-no sir, not one thing! When that tiny eastern state had a "clampdown" one recent Sunday and jailed many a newsboy and cigar stand salesmati and even a radio-orator minister for laboring on the Sabbath, it was to laugh. For the Grove, U you ignore the stern traditions of Increase and Cotton Mather's seventeenth century New England, fs some- thing of a "grandpappy" when it comes to bigger and better "blue laws." And, we might add, the Grove !5 an: equally good example of how the sweeping- change of so- clal customs has made what was . fit and proper 50. years ago the outlandish and ridicuto,us of to- d•7-Fh.lch4 *hp.jlroya.: 1, -- figured .obt: wheh it slate clean of old ordtnances this year. Before we to ·anv farther. we And now that the city has fig- uratively burned its old ordinance books, and codified the remainder in a manner that has become a model for small cities throughout California, is a good time to recall just what was and wasn't done back in the horsecar and gaslight era. With the important cauUon that this is all past history now, and that these "joker" laws have now been repealed, here are a few of the things that were illegal in the Grove: To drive an automobile at more than 10 miles.an hour, to dance the tango, to wear men's slacks if you are a woman„ to ride a horse more than six miles an hour, to 'stay out after eight in the evening if you are under , 18; or.to sit·home,with the blinds . down! . "Almost anything" appears to have been the answer to the ques- nance adopted as late as July' 21, t 1932-and repealed less - than" a year later, incidentally-had to be C of "opaque material," full ctit and with "skirt of ample size. . . ." And a city dance hall ordinance of 1920 warned: "ALI places licensed under the provisions of this ordinance .shall be brightly lighted during the- 7 hours such places are open' and i entertaining guests, so.- called s 'shadow dances' and, *moonlight C dances' are hereby prohibited and I declared unlawful. *.., - - 4< C , .4' Dances known u the ·tan,6, 1 turkey trot. bunny hu, or shim. f mle are hereby prohibited and k declared to be unlawful" . . 1. j ... , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Historic Properties of Pacific Grove,Laurel,246 laurel,100 - 200 BLOCK LAUREL_047_redacted.pdf,100 - 200 BLOCK LAUREL_047_redacted.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: 100 - 200 BLOCK LAUREL_047_REDACTED.PDF, 100 - 200 BLOCK LAUREL_047_redacted.pdf 1 Page 1