Bloomington Daily Telephone, Volume 56, Number 77, Bloomington, Monroe County, 17 December 1932 — Page 5

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TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Kirkwood and Grant 1 Rev- A. Elbston Cole, Vicar Prof. Birge, Organist

Fourth Sunday in Advent, 9:30 a. m., Church school. 10:30 a. m.f Litany and sermon. There will toe no 7:30 Communion service. : A cordial welcome to alt cervices.

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THE SALVATION ARMY Cant, and Mrs. R. Anderson 300 South Walnut Street Services: Sunday, 10 a m., Sunday school. ' 1 11 a.m., HoHness Meeting. 6:30 p. m.v Young Peoples roeetingr " - ' 'k Wednesday, p". ':m., Salvation meeting. f i : " ' Saturday ?. p. Vm'.;:. Salvation meeting , :. ''- . : MeDOEL BAPTIST - William Binkley, Pastor Sunday school, 9:30 a: m-. Charles Pope, Supt: Morning Worship j. 10:30 a: -m. Sermon Theme, 44Laving to Win H " B. P. U-, 6:30 p. m. Evehlngworship 7:30 p. m. The Pastor will bring a brief message and then administer the ordinance of baptism to twenty persons received. during our recent evvangelist serviced. We invite you to worship witti. us. .-" . . r..; . ' FAIRVIEW METHODIST R. Oi Pearson, Pastor 9:15, Church school. 10:50r Worship. Special Music by .choir and sermon by the Minister. , Theme; "No Room In -The Inn." :- '6:30, Epworth .League; Juniors and Seniors at same hour. ' ' 7:30, At the evening hour the Christmas Message will be given in

story and song, Tne two cuureu choirs will assist in the service ;

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4th ahd Lincoln Streets i; 9:30-ajn Scriptwe Studies for aees. . "" ' 10:30 a. ml; Morning service and discourse, subject, uAs A Man Purposeth lit His Heart; r.So- Let Him - lt:40 av. m., .; Cdminunion; and zitribuUoa j. -:. .J - 6:30 pw.f Young People's Bib'.e Claiis and Devotidnal meeting Sub iecVVQar partnership With The Needy .And Unfortunate." - 7:30. m.r Evening Worship Hour: Sermon theme, "Religion Should Funcon Seven Days Each Week:". : .-- "'1 " ; WUtm J: Whaiey will preacl 'atbbth-;liOQvjU'- J: - ; WednesdV;7:30 p. m , Devotion al ahdiEdifiation meeting, i In spi.te of the-many cases of 01hess! Ae: attendance has been very encouraging, and art members and frieiids are i&g& to come; and join In the worship of God. v v

1 which are Bro. James Brown for ! sunerintendent and ; Sister Roxie

Frye for secretary. We are to elect; the-teachers Sunday : Sunday morning worship, 10:30. Young People's' meeting 3:00 Sunday evening. Bro. E. Frye in charge . ? The speaker will be Rosetta Little.- - Sunday night services 7:30. Wednesday, Prayer and Praise services 7:30. Our special singers, are Rev. and Sister Wilkson . Everybody is welcome." SOUTH SIDE CHURCH The Rev. Elijah Pahoundis will continued witlv us over the Lord's Day having charge of morning and evening services.. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m., J. Oscar Huntington, Supt. Music will be. in charge of the orchestra. Preaching, at 10:45 a. m. by evangelist. Young Peoples Bible study at 5 p. m., Esta Berry, teacher; Evangelistic service at 7 p. mThte will be the last service of the campaign so don't fail to hear the Rev. Pahoundis tomorrow and tomorrow night. Cottage prayer meeting Tuesday night at 7 o'clock. Church prayer meeting Thursday night at 7 o'clock. Christmas program -Saturday night at 7 o'clock. A glad welcome awaits you. : ; J. M. Campbell, Pastor.

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. CHURCH Christmas programs are being prepared for both morning and evening services! The Bible school expects to exceed all previous attendance records. School begins at 10 o'clock. Lesson: "Christian Standards of Living." The pastor will give Christmas sermons in both morning : and evening services. 1 Subject of morning sermon: "When Jesus Came." Evening sermon: w Wise Men Seek Jesus.'" Young Peoples meeting at 6:30. Subject of lesson rtThe True Christmas Spirit." Christmas musric will be sung at the evening service. A brief history of some of the carols will be -given. A welcome awaits you. . George H. Clarke, pastor.

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v viy. - Onrtle Prame, Panor : Sunday school, 9:30. 7 Bro. Ralnh Johnson, Supt. ...

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CHURCH OF GOD CHAPEL ; 915 south Washington Rev. Isaac Tucker;. Pastor Sunday school, 9:30, Carl Burton, Supt. Graded classes; for . all age groups. Morning worship- 10:40, Subject "The Son of Consolation,? when Barnabas had seen the grace -.of God, he was glad - and1 exhorted them all, that with purpose of heart they would cleave unto - the Lord.; For he was a good man and full of the Holy- Ghost and of faith and much people- was added unto the Lord;" Act 11:23,24.

Young Peoples meeting 6:15.: : Mrs- Everett McCurry, Advisor. Miss Alma Huston, presidents .' Evening eerice, 7:30, ' subject, "The High.Cost of Low Living." iprayer meeting Thursday 7:30 -p You have a cordial welcome to all" of these services; The church where you feel; at hame.::"'v;-'-:v- -. --rr

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CLEAR CREEK CHRISTIAN Harry T. Bridwell, Minister 10:00, Bible school. Turner Wiley, Supt.- ' 11:00, Morning worship. Sermon topic: "The Hub of History." 6:00, Junior and Senior, C. E. 7:00,'s -Evening worship. - The church's annual Christmas program will be given this Sunday eveningi A cordial welcome is extended to all

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST ' 7th and Washington. Stsv'a !' Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. . ' : Sunday seivice, 10:45 a. m. Subject, "Is the Universe includ

ing Man Evolved by Atomic Force.

Wednesday testimony service 7:45 n. m.

CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE Corner Howe and Fairview E. Atkinson and wife, Pastors; Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Morning worship, 10:30 a. m; N. Y. P. .S,. "Junior arid Children's services, : 30 p;;m;

Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening, 7:30. . 1 'Cottage prayer meeting Friday evening, 7:30. We will open the .doors of the church Sunday .morning. Seyerii!

new members are coming in. Our Sunday school - is growing, the church si growing, and God is blessing every department of the church. ! You are welcome to all. the services. ' .

The Reading Room in the church .

building Is open on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 2 to 4 p. m The public is cordially invited. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES "Is the Universe, including Man, Envolved by Atomic Foree?" is the subject; of the Lesson-Sermon in all . Churches of Christ,, Scientist, on. Sunday, December 18. : " '. Among the citations which comprif?e the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible; "For thus saith the Lord - that created the heavens: God himself thatvfonned the earth and made it; . he hath, established it, he created it not in vain, he formed it to be inhabited: I am the Lord; and there 13 none else. I have 'not spoken In secret, in a dark place of the earth: ! I " said

not unto the seed of Jacob, Seek ye.

me in vain: I the Lord speak righteousness, I declare things that are right1' Isa. 45: 18,19 f - - : The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following " passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy: "The human mortal mind, by an inevitable perversion, makes a1! things start from; the-lowest instead

of from the highest mortal thought The reverse is the case with all the formations of the immortal divine Mind. They proceed from the divine source: and so, in tracing them, we constantly ascend ijl infinite being" (p.. 189.)

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH First and Washington Streets Rev: S: L; Stealey, Minister 0:15, Sunday school, all classes, Men's Class taught by. Prof . J.,.E. Moffat. Student's class by Dean S. E. Stout. 10:30, Morning worship; Sermon theme: Going Home for '..Christ?, mas " - ' B:00, Student Forum banquet. There, will be ;no eocial hour; but whole program of fellowship and disoussioh will be held around the banquet table 7:30; Evening worship.; Sermon. Answering Jesus.. Every effort is focused oh making this service one of true Christian teaching and worship. Strangers are cordially re-

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PENTECOSTAL CHURCH ' 417 east 16th street . r W. P. Hughes, Pastor V : Sunday school; 9:30 a; .-m. ;: Morning worship, 11 a. m. Olh time revival ;now going, Evangelist Oscar .Hughes '

charge. . " Before his conversion, Mr. Hughes was a drunkard for twenty five -y$arsv His preaent life is a witness: of the" power of God-- to save from. sin. He knows how to reach' a helping hand to others. by presenting a message that grips the heart.. He can cause the most, unconcerned to think. Come arid hear Evangelist Hughes each evening at-7:30. ;

and Isabel Penrod in chari?e. They, will also 'practice carol singing, as the group vill cafol the shuWns-n; ChristmI; Eye, ;atMr4ay.; Decern-, ber 24th., . ) ; .-1 tj

UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN; ":?Ui

Edw. F. Stegen, Paetor . t Sunday school at 9 :30 . ' Grded classes. Mr. I W rJ HomAjm, Supt. -,i Students Bible Hour, at 9: 30. Br-:

um and discussion. ' . . -. ufAtminer wrtrahin flf 10:30 .

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Music by Prof . Gustave- O. ArltP ; ,; organist: AM who atteh fi aflked:;;, io bring a can of food or iiome oth- f er parcel of staple food stuffs. J Clothing and tpyi are al ; neede, -;V-J M

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carols, ..reciutupns, msuuiwuw:

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STEWART COMMUNITY TABERNACLE Lexie Hardisty, Sypt. , Sunday School at 2:30. p. m. Preaching service at 7:30 p. Youne: Peoples meeting, at

p. m. each Thursday night.; Remember our goal of 150 in Sunday school; we ..are planning a Christmas program, also a group of the young people will meet at the Tabernacle at 3 o'clock Christmas morning and sing Christmas Carols in the neighborhood , : Drive outf and visit "where the friendly

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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN ; College and Ninth iohn W. Meloy, Pastor... 9:30, Bible school, Mrs; J;' A: Neiil, Supt. - ' 10:30, Worships Sermon, - -'The City's Peace." University students especially invited to attend this service the', last one before the holidays Solo, "The Birth lay of a King Mrs Denzill Languellv 6:30, Y. P. C. U., "Spreading the True Christmas Spirit. M . Christmas .entertainment Friday evening at 7:30. . Cantata, Adoration"..-by Nevin, December 25th at 10:30. Miniiterinl Association Ministers of Bloomington and Monroe! county will meet at the city Librai-y- Monday, December 19 at! 9 o'clock: The program . from New Years to' Easter will be considered, among other items. ;

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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH , Ellettsvilie ; Services for Sunday, December 'is..'.' v. V 5 j . :

; 9:30 a. m., Bible school, classes )- for' all ages- Christmas program j at. worship period. :: f Gift , service

wiU be observed.. 10:30 a.vni.,. preaching service. 11; 3Q a. m., -Business session. . 7:15 p.m. , -Pageant Cantata, "The Vision Eternal,' will be presented. - ' ':- ' - : ' ' You are; welcome to come and serve with us.

The city or the Public Service company, has never asked for a continuance, but the "delay has been occasioned by the failure of the commission engineers to, complete data

for submission at the hearing. In case a compromise is not reached Mayor Campbell said the city would be ready to enter the hearing Monday.....

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THE PENTECOST" CHURCH

of Green Yalley known' as Ford HollOW. : '::; ' -Elder-Roy-Dupree, Pastor . Sunday school, 2:00 p. m. 1 Tuesday at 7:30 p m. .Bible class and praise service. .... . , r-Friday af 7:30: p: m. Prayer and Praise service: , Sunday, 7:30 p.: m., : Preaching services.- . : Everybody welcome.

COMPARISON OF THE PROPOSED AND PRESENT RATES FOR RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS " KWH Present Rates Proposed ilates

: - $1-00 1.13 1.50 1.88 2.25 - ' 2.50 ; .:" . : 2.75 3.00 - V:-: . . 3.25 3i50 3.75

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; WESLEYAN METHODIST ; 14th and Dunn streets R. L; Dugger, Pastor r Sunday schooi9:30 a. m-

Myers, Supt. Morning worship, 10:45 a. m. Junior and Senior Y; M. W.

6:30 p. m.v ' . Eyeaing, service, 7:30 p. m: 1 We wiU have our Christmas entertainment Wednesday evening instead of our regular prayer meeting. A lovely program has btn arranged 7Tou are cordially .invited to attend:' : v

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FIRST SPIRITUALIST Rev. Daisy D. Lane, Pastor r The- series ' of lectures we have been enjoying .. .each1 Sunday have been educatiohal ;as well as interesting and the severe cold ha&: not kept some from coming-out, have you bee-i one of them? If not; let us count you among others-tomor-rrtw " Vjeninnr if ,vou are; WC know

we will see" you;: . . Our ; rekular Sunday : evening

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' Sermon' -and ; messages by tne Rev. Lane. r" We still l.aye our healing service preceding the evening sermon and good reports are beinr received-. These services are all free. So come meet with us. Everybody is welcome. . :-; A most sensible and practical Xmas gift is-a year's subscription to The Telephone.;'

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Kahn Clothing Company Present Proposed Saving $65.67 59.67 , 6.00 53.25 . 47.25 : 6.00 , Merit Shoe Company 50.85, 47.25 , ' 3.60; 33.92 27.39 6.53 Robbins Shoe Store 53.19 ' 52.29 .90 38.55 ' 35.95 2.60 Beeni:. Davis 13.84 . :' ' 12.83 . 1-01 12.80- ; 11.79 1.01 Smith Electric Company 17,24 14.19 3.05 .. 14.92 . 11.87 V ' 3.05 The Louben 78.36 72.21 . ' 6.15 71.04 64.89 EdWiiliamfi 23.80 20.51 3-29 .13.48 : 10.45 . 3.03 Rexall Drug Store 52.92 .- 49.47 . 1 . 3.45 52.74 49.29 " " 3.45 Monroe County Court House : 62.19 48.39- 13 80 . 47.44 , 32.75 14-. 69 Princess Theatre 142.88 117.50 ' 25.38 i3i?33 105.95 25.38 Wicks Company 130.29 . 108.13 22.16 . 92.28 68.13. " . .. 24.14

Announcement was made today, through a committee of the Bloomington., Ministerial association, . that the ajjnuai custom , of broadcasting a series of Christmas programs, by

Imeanfi of amplifiers placed about jthe public square, would be follow

ed . again this . year. Through tne courtesy of the Smith Electric comp;lny and. the- Citizens Loan and Trust company; a studio will be set up in . the community room

4.051 beneath the bank. From thatpla.ee

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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Charles B. Swartz, O. Rev. Douglas Veinon; Ministers - v v! 9:15. Bible school. :

The student , clasa. will consider .

the -topics "Was . Jesus';,. Economic Insight Basic for Today?"

With Mr. L. M. Krueger of the

Indiana University as leader, tne Men's Bible class has taken up for .3tudy the Book of Micahy- . .. :

10:30, Morning worship.. .Dr..' Swartz will preach ,pn. "By God's Grace;" i Anthem; : "While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks' Neidlinger. " Solo, "Guiding Star" Cootbs Mr. El'mor Phelps;! our guest sololet of Galesburg, III. v : : 5:00. p. m.f Our Christmas Can

dlelight .Slervice.r . Also, a drairia-

ti2ation of the Christmas Story. -. Antherrt -There : : ; Were Shepherds,!1 Vincent. : - . Solo,. "Follow The .Star, Scoti: Piof;. Douglas P. Nye. Sov6, "GesU Banibinb' Yon Mr. Elmer Phelps, our guest eololst . -. Violin solo M Air for G String1 r .Bach. ' ' "Ave .'MariaSchubert WilhelmS. -Miss Winifred Merrill. The pub4c is;. cordially invited to all-services; . : .

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been allotted certain periods and asked to be responsible for the programs at. that time.. -The following schedule will prevail: Monday afternoon, 4:30-6:00 '-University- Lutheran. Monday evening, 7:30-8:00--First Christian church. . Tuesday afternoon, 4:30-5:00r -United Presbyterian church.; Tuesday1 evening, 7:30-8:00-First

Presbyterian. Wednesday afternoon, Fairview M. E." Wednesday evening, McDoeL Baptist. Thursday afternoon. Reformed Presbyterian. Thursday evening,

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lie jachools, Friday evening, 7:30-8:00 Clear Creek Christian. Saturday, afternoon,. 4:3p-!5:00 Ellettsvilie.' Saturday evening, 7:30-8:00; First Methodist. .'.

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Thanksgiving recesa,. .

BAKER CASE

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SUIT FILE

- SuR for $5,000 damages for alleged personal .injuries was filed in circuit court today by M. Li. Harmon against Fred L. Brown: ' It is alleged in the complaint that oh Occober 25, 1932, the plaintiff was riding with D. W. Harmon in a school bus going south on Walnut street near the intersection of Hillside Drive, and that Brown was driving his car in the same direction back of the bus. Harmon avers

in" his complaint that the driver rof

the bus gave a signal that he was turning left into a filling station and that the signal was disregarded by Brown, who was coming at a

i speed of about 35 miles an hour.5

The Brown car struck the bus, the plaintiff- alleges, and caused the glass to be broken. He suffered cuts on the right hand which severed the leader, and muscles, making the injury permanent, and also received injuries to his right side and right kneti, the complaint says. The complaint was Tiled by Attorney Q. Austtn East, representing Mr. Harmon.

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time Monday; -afternoon;;.. Through Window Police were called Friday night to the home of R. Si Stimson, 216 east Hillside drive, where someone had- fired- a 38 calibre -bullet through the window. It is believed that, the bullet was n sfrAv nnii'ind was ' not fired

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BANK ROBBER

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Linton, he said. .Evans claimed that he had no accomplice in the Marco robbery, that hi?, "pulled the job" by himself and that he was not implicated in the robbery of the Williams bank in Lawrence county. After the holdup he went to Illinois he said, and there by gambling lost all the money obtained in the

! holdup. He stated that uie $ao ' found on his person when he was .1 arrested at West Frankfort, 111., 1 was money which he had won" in a j poker, game and not part of the bu nk's funds.

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;' FIRST METHODIST Dr. .Henry McLean, Pastor - Sunday, December 18. 9:15 a.; m.; Church schopU. Classes for students. ; 10:30 a. m. Morning worship. ; This Sunday the. church is mak? ing a special effort for every Methodist student' to be ir church: It will also give the students an opportunity to affiliate or join in full membership with our church, so that the students may feel they have a church home while, in college; ' : V1 ;-, Dr. -McLean will preach. ' - 2:30 p. m.i A; group of: students will go to the county home for the poor and sing Christmas Carols. 3:45 p'. m.t. Mrs. George Henley, organist will play , Christmas mu; sic.' : "' -' , . '"r- A 4;00. p. m., Vsper hour; ' The Choir will render the cantata; ifTl:if Coming of the King' by Dudley Buck. The public is invited 5:30. P: nfv- Asbury Epworth League ' ' . :" ' -'V ' " : Topic, Why Read the Bible." Leader, Miss Grace L. ttmmins. 6:30 p m., Wesley Jgpworth League. ; . :. "' " In charge of Miss Dorothy Buzzali'if a liramatization of & familiar Christm us story will be presented. The public is cordially invited v; : 'r 8:30 p. hi., Tlte student. group will go carqHng on shut-ins, . Note:: The Vesper' Hour will take the place of the evening sendee . :

: v AIWOUNCEMENTS j The V- P. B. , will hold' their: Christmas party on Monday even- i

tng; at 7:30 p.- m; Miss urace L Timmins wiU ! tell " a Christmas story. Malcolm Ballenger : is in charges of the.program. The-regular mid-week, prayer service. w?U be. held on Wednesday evening in the church at 7:30 p. m The Asbury Enworth .League are

planning, their Christmas party for Fr iday even i ng Dece mbe r 23rd . " j Games, entertainment; and refresh- i

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