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OUTDOOR GOOD FRI

CHILDREN TO JOIN IN

K. of C Here

To Sponsor Cos Ritual

Chorus of 4000 Will Aid

Priests in Liturgy of Devotions.

Outdoor devotions of the the Oross” are to be held for the first time Good Friday afternoon, Mar ‘ch 26, on Obelisk Square of the |

War Memorial. The services are to

“Way of

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

DAY SERVICE T

SUNRISE CHORAL SERVICE

be part of city-wide observance of |

Good Friday, promoted by the In-| terdenominational Good Friday | Committee, composed of Protestant ‘atholic laymen and clergymen. | outaoor devotions, under | vices of the local Council of the | of Colum will be observed from 2:15 to 3 p. m. on Good Frida Conducted on scale, with massed chorus of 4000 parochial hool children i

1 us,

a ojoantit & g1gantu

and rls schools, voll ma » heard bv t Fourteen wooden cros to the ceremony, will Ba Passion around

rem from

blessed he hung of Obelisk

ses.

5 of the

Bishop Gives Approval

part of the cereunder direction Rev. James W. Moore, Knights Columbus chaplain and assistant f Our Lady of Lourdes The Rev. Francis J. Early, hurch assistant pastor ‘the massed chorus. E. Ritter already the outdoor service, to use the World Plaza was obtained from the Memorial

The liturgical

monies will be 0 fhe Ol

Joseph

f Columbus com- ¢ charge of arrangements composed of Norbert S. O'Connor, chairman, Rev, James W Moore, William J. Greener, Humbert P. Pagani, James F. Lynch. Frank J. Noll Jr, William H. Bradley, James H. Drew, Paul E. Just, Cletus Broecker, Frank H. Lang }

senkamp Jerry Coghlan and Leo N. Hurley.

the

Silence Requested The

mittee

Interdenominational comin charge of observance is composed of Frank C. Jordan, chairman; Arthur D. Pratt, and Miss Dorothy Iler,

ihe

treasurer, secretary. On the general committee are the Rev. James W. Moore, the Rev. C H. Bell, the Rev. Ernest N. Evans the Rev. Allen K. Trout, the Rev. Guy OQ. Carpenter and A. B. Cornelius, James E. Lynch, Wallace O Lee. William J. Greener, Humbert P. Pagani and Culver S. Miller. All Indianapolis factories, public bhuildi and stores and offices will be asked to observe one minute of 3. Pp. in memory of death. The Good Friday was started by Knights Columbus several years ago in y Prancisco, and it has spread lly throngh the United States. In Detroit and Corpus Christi, Tex., all business will halt from noon to 3 p. m., and special observances will be held in New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and other cities.

Hospital Head To Speak Again’

nes

ilence Christ's movement

radua

Dr of

John G. Benson, superintendthe Methodist Hospital, will cuss Selling Cloaks to Buy Swords” at the Christian Men Builders Class meeting in the Third Christian Church at 9:30 m. tomorrow. This the second in a series of pre-Easter talks by Dr. Ben A saxophone quintet, composed of Paul Benz, Keith Elliot, Alvin Jjos- | lin, Ralph Muegge and George Smith furnish musi The be broadcast over

ent cli

30N.

will hour service will WFBM.

Young People To Give Drama

I'he Young People’s League of the First Evangelical Church will present a drama, "The Symbol of the Cross,” as part of a special young people's service at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs. J. A. Schumacher has charge of the production and the cast includes Marjorie Sponsol, Virginia Betty Bogie, Hugh Gommel, Charles Mosiman., Edward Eberhardt and Llovd Cain. A cormet solo hy James Gardner also will be a feature of the program.

FISHERS OF MEN TO DISCUSS SOUL

Carl Combs’ subject for his talk before the Fishers of Men Bible Class of the Fountain Square Chris- | tian Church tomorrow morning will | be “A Value of a Soul.” There also | will be special music.

LENTEN SERVICE SPEAKER NAMED

The Rev. PF. R R. Dries will preach | at the Zicn Evangelical fifth midweek Lenten service Wednesday evening on “Confessing Christ.” A song service will precede the regular gular preaching service,

WOODROW CIRCLE TO GIVE SUPPER

Circle of the Woodrow Avenue United Presbyterian Church will sponsor a supper in the church from 5:30 to 7 p. m. Tuesday.

NEARBY CHURCH TO OPEN REVIVAL

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M, Glossbrenner are to conduct a revival at the Morristown Methodist Church, beginning tomorrow morning and

Sims

The Social

geontinuing through Easter Sunday. |

| will preach Monday

Church's |

| prayer that the same sanctification |

Flower

with the Ogden Junior Chorale

children and dove bearers,

will participate 18 Indianapolis

shown above, and choirs from

churches in annual sunrise services on Monument Circle Easter Sun-

day Jetty Gilerist, Cath McCartney, Marcie Urich, David Peat, Ruthie Campbell, Patsy, Schaaf, Webber Smith, Gilman Jung, Edmund Jung,

In the children’s group are Virginia Ann Etoll,

Bobbie Gilerist, Jane Alice Sesson, Donald Hale. Hubbard, August Sturn, Cynthia Donaldson. Bobbie Stith. Beverly Dickie Shedd, Murilyn Crikchneld,

Cardinal O'Connell Says

Films Mus

United Press NEW YORK, nell, Boston, strongly

March

-His Eminence William Cardinal criticized moving pictures and radio today

t Be Watched

O'Conwhen

he returned aboard the Carinthia from a vacation in Nassau.

Pre-Easter Series Set

Obtained

For Services.

Guest Speakers

Special pre-Easter services to held at the Morris Street odist Church each evening Saturday with the Rogers, in ill conduct

are Methexcept during the next two weeks, pastor, Rev. K. G. charge. Guest speakers the services on several

the

" evenings, The Rev, series

Mr. Rogers will open the 30 o'clock tomorrow evey, speaking on “Reconsecration.” The Rev. G. O. Carpenter, Central Avenue Methodist Church pastor, evening; the the Wheeler the Rev. Mr

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Rev. Verdie Allen of City Mission, Tuesday: Rogers, Wednesday; the Rev. W. C Hartinger, Methodist district superintendent. Thursday, and the Rev. Mr. Rogers, Friday. Morning services Sunday, March 21, will be conducted by the Rev. Mr. Rogers, and the Rev. E. Long, United Brethren evangelist, will preach on Sunday evening Speakers during the second week will include the Rev, G. E. Lowry, Southport Methodist Church pastor the Rev. H. E. Eberhardt, Wheeler Mission superintendent; the Rev. H. G. Lytle, Fletcher Place Methodist Church pastor, and the Rev. Mr. Rogers. All evening services will begin at 7:30 o'clock.

movies

The senior American Cardinal, in one of his rareyinterviews, said the “have to be watched all the time.” He expressed satisfaction with the defeat of the Child Labor Amendment ratification in New York State. “We find youth as spiritual minded as ever,” he said. “We know that because we are in touch with them. They are just as loyal to their faith as their parents ever were. “They are a little less tolerant of guidance, more reluctant to accept even the kindest guidance, but we don't find these things in the Catholic children. The danger today is in the increased and continued use of the movies and the radio. “The children today are compelled to listen over the radio to rotten ballads that are sickening. The sentiment not of love but of crazy, foolish, maudlin sentiment of lowdown sexual passion. “It breaks down the self-control, and it has an influence to wreck the virile characters of boys. Turn on your radio at any hour of the day or night, and you have to listen to the songs of queer people. It is not healthy atmosphere.”

Mission Society To Meet Monday

Mrs. Lillie Oldaker and Mrs. Bessie Fredenburg will present a Lenten

program before the Woman's Home |

Missionary Society of the Woodside Methodist Church Monday evening. The meeting is to be held at the home of Miss Veva Frances Swan, 316 S. Christian St. Mrs. Edith Klein is to have charge of devotions, and Mrs. D. O. Hancock and Mrs. Ruth Schnarr are to serve as assistant hostesses.

Weekly Surilay School Lesson

Jesus Prays for Disciples

Text:

John 16:5-7;

17:14-26

Sunday School

14 D. D.

Uniform Lesson for March By W. E. GILROY, Editor of Advance HIS lesson on Jesus praying for His disciples recalls the words Jesus to Peter at the Last Supper, “Simon, Simon, behold, Satan hath desired to have you, that he may sift you as wheat; but I have prayed for thee, that thy [faith fail not.”

International

Essentially, this was the praver of Jesus for His disciples, that their faith should not fail. and that the) should be equal to the hurdens and responsibilties taat they had accepted in becoming His disciples. The love of Jesus for His disciples and His deep concern for them was, if anvthing. intensified by His reali- | zation that some would leave them. He knew they would miss His sup- | porting presence, and the inspiration of His own example of faith and courage.

Consequently He assured them that He would send them the Com- | forter, the Holy Spirit, whose presence would sustain them and who would bring to them all that His own early living presence had meant. n

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N the presence of some, at least, who remembered and recorded | His words, He prayed to the Father for the disciples, whom He was leaving. He realized that they would be in a hostile world where men | would hate them. Yet His prayer was not that they would be taken from the world, but that in this world of evil, they should be kept | irom evil. His earnest yearning was that they should be sanctified in the truth. Jesus was sending them into the | world in the same spirit and with | (the same purpose that the Father | {had sent the Son into the world. | Supremely He had devoted Himself

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to them, and it was His earnest

might be theirs.

Nor was He praying for only the immediate circle of disciples. He perceived that there would be the disciples of days to come, men and | women who would see the truth, and accept it as it was proclaimed | by those whom He was sending | forth. n

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prayer was that they might be strengthened in the unity of love. His one great purpose was that the | love that thé Father had for the world might become the love domi- | nating every relationship among the disciples themselves. What a aap and yonterhil con-

| OR these disciples the earnest |

ception we have of the nature of

i discipleship and of what the fellow- | ship ef disciples in the church might

be if churches everywhere were marked by this unity of spirit and purpose, and if they fulfilled in every respect, the reality of the Master's prayer! What strength and inspiration it should give to us individuaily to know that Jesus prays for each of us as He prayed for Peter, and that we have an eternal intercessor who would put all the forces of God behind us to keep us strong, and true, and faithful!

M. E. Pastor To Broadcast

The Rev. E. J. Weiss on WIRE Next Week.

The Rev. E. J. Weiss, New Jersev Street. Methodist Church pastor, is to have charge of the morning devotional broadcasts next week over WIRE. Music will be furnished bv

| pastor.

| Jesus’

Mrs. E. J. Weiss, R. C. Hiller and |

Mrs. Anna Pawling.

The programs are sponsored by | the Church Federation of Indian- |

apolis, and are on the air each morning except Sunday,

BISHOP TO SKEAK AT |

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March 13.— The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, bishop of the Diocese of Indian-

at 6:45

| man, | lander,

U. SESSION

| tor. Morning,

| Speaker;

| evening.

apolis, will deliver the Indiana Uni- |

versity convocation address Wednes[day morning, it was announced here |

| today by Prof. W. S. Bittner, con- | | vocation committee secretary. His | subject will be “The Place of the Supernatural.”

ARMY CHAPLAIN

TO PREACH HERE

Tomorrow evening's sermon at! the Bethany Lutheran Church will | be delivered by Maj. John Hall, | chaplain at Fort Harrison. The | service, which is at 7:30 p. m., will be preceded by a social hour, ’

Bo young people's BRS Stay Morning, Asbury memorial Bounan : A. Ul So Ras est 8 ; ev a

| Hiller,

Russell Duke, Sweenie, Ann

John Campbell,

Whitaker, Marilyn

Sally Jones,

: | Synod, will occupy

Rich, Warren Rich, Carol Arnholter,

Patricia Ann Barbara J.

Kersham, Lenore Ann Roberts, Sally Sharpless, Susan Sharpless, Janet

Shaffer, Jean Robinson, Mary Patty Krieder. Mrs. Claus Best, of the children Ss group.

Danny Nyhart, Ann York, Joan Thompson, Robert Hansen, Jo Ann Harrin and

Jane Sue Ludy, Jean Sunners,

Mrs. Roy Pike and Mrs. Fred Braden are in charge

IN CHURCHES TOMORROW

BAPTIST

Lyndhurst—The Rev. C. H Scheick pastor. Morning, “Good News’; evening, President W. G. Spencer of Franklin College, guest speaker Memorial—The Rev, Morning, evenine. The Rev. Reuben Lindstrom, speaker First pas tor a eemer Cross.’ Emmanuel—The pastor. Morning union service a Church Tabernacle sock, pastor Experience”; Presence

Broadw: Mor

The Rev. Mornin er

Carleton W. Atfwater “Jesus, the Divine Re1g, “Words From the Rev. “Lost t Sev

Harry C. Lince, Sheep'': evening enth Presbyterian

The Rev Morning, evening,

Samuel W. HartJesus in Modern “The Continuing

Dodrill, pasWilliams Greatest

¢ Rev, Howard “Ou

y--The Rev. R, M “Evening, The Rev. L. C

2 On His Pinions Re 1

‘Woodrur Place Trent ¥ 1 ve

“Ti a to

River Avenue D. RBilleisen SLO! fTorning juisite to Being ristia Heart of Sin Its Emerson tor M

and G

Avenue Rowe r 1g, b Be

. We the Vict

CHRISTIAN

West Park—The Rev, John A. Farr, pastor, Morning We Believe in the Chusch evening, “He Taught Them to Pray Fleming Garden-— ~The e Rev. H. W. Mount, pasto Certainty in Religion evening, ‘The “Incompa rl Christ. Central—The Rev. W. A, Shullenberger pastor. Morning, ‘Three Symbols of Wonderful Doings , evening, “Purpose Versu Namele ness.’ Bethany—The past Mo evening

Downey stor

im s of

Paul ‘Chris ing.” Rev, B. R. JohnT'he Appeal cof the ian Youth Council

Rev. ning worrs Avenue—The Morning

evening, Chrits

Eddingfield ian Facls "St op

Rev. 8S. Grundy “Christ and Endeavor

University Park—The Fisher, pastor. Morning Cross”: evening, Christian Christian Forum meetings. Northwood - The Re G visiting SHster. Morning, tian's Progr n Garfield Park. =The Rev pastor Mornir Voices evening Wh is God he Rev. Estelle Hillside— The Rev Charles acting pastor. Morning. lem’’; evening, “The Good Confession West Morris Street--The Rev. Garry L Cook. pastor Morning The Transfiguration evening, ‘Th ireatest Question.” the Rev. E. 1 Day speaker at both services

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE All Churches srmon subject

Scientist

and

OQ. Fis her, “The Chri

Louis G. Crafton, in the Storm Wrought?" M. Fillmore “Facing Jerusa-

1K.

lessonChrist

Substance’ is the all Churches of

CHURCH OF GOD

South Side—The Rev. H. A. Sherwood, pastor. Morning, ‘‘The Value of a Soul”; evening, “He Calleth for Thee.’ East Side- The Rev. E. G. Creasey gelist. Morning. “The Secret of True uiness'’: evening, ‘‘The One Creed; One Church; the One Way.” Brightwood--The Rev, John H pastor, Morning Robbing God’ “How to Know Men Preach

EPISCOPAL The Rev

2 Holy chool

evanHap-

Gerrard, evening

the Truth,”

Francis Tetu Communion, 8 9 o'clock; worship

George's Mornit

Burrows 8:30 wor-

William Communion, 10:45 o'clock;

loch

St. rector o'clock; ship service Advent

rector.

Rev Holy school 5 0'¢ The Rev. George S. Southworth Morning. Holy Communion, 7:30 o'clock: church school, 9:30 o'clock; worship service, 11 o'clock Christ—The Rev. E. Ainger tor Mor n 12, Holy Communion, church school. 9:30 o'clock: worship ice, 10:45 “o'clock St. Matthew's The Boon, vical Morning, 1:30. o'clock. morning o'clock: afternoon lecture, 4:30 o'clock All Saints—The Rev. Robert C. Alexander. vicar. Morning. Holy Communion 7:30 o'clock: Church School, 9:45 worship service, 11 o'clock

EVANGELICAL Rev. R. H. Mueller,

-One-Ment'': evening ross,’ drama presented

Pa ul's I'he

Powell, rec8 o'clock servRev. Harold Holy Communion worship, 10:45

First—The Morning, At Symboi of a C Young People. Friedens—The Rev, Robert pastor. Morning, Presentation ination of confirmation class. Zion The Rev. Frederick R. Daries. tor. Morning. ‘The Betrayal (German): ‘Where God Is, Need” (English), Beville Avenue—The Rev. FF. G pastor. Morning, “On to Calvary evening, “Extravagant Love. Reformed - The Rev. E. G. Homrighausen, pastor. Morning, “The Cross Is Love's Necessity."

FREE METHODIST

First-— The Rev. O. L. Mumaw, Morning, ‘Christ Healing Physical ments’; evening. ‘The Atoning Blood.”

FRIENDS

First—The Rev. Errol T. Elliott, pastor, Morning, “Human Failure and Divine Success’; young people's meeting at 1 p. m.

LUTHERAN

St. Matthew—The Rev, L. C. pastor. Morning, “The Ev er evening, ‘Forgiveness of Sins.’

Bethlehem—The Rev. Allen XK. Trout, astor. Morning, ‘Union With the Divinity roduces Good Fruit.” Ebenezer—The Rev. pastor, Morning, Preaching’; evening, leader The Rey. J. Luther Seng, pas“The Awaited Verdict’, evening, Major John Hall, speaker.

METHODIST

East Park—The Rev. R. A. Ulrey. pastor. Morning, the Rev. C. C. Bonnell, guest evening, “Precious Promises.”

Irvington—The Rev. Abram 8S. Woodard, pastor. Morning, ‘‘Christ Lives in Us” “Rich and Young.’ Avenue—The Rev, Carnes, pastor. Morning. Sheep'': evening, service in charge choir, Mrs. Lena Green, director. St. Paul's—The Rev. Charles R. Lizenby, pastor, i arnine. “My Concern’; evening, 1 Wguld Be Meridian Street—The Rev. Logan Hall astor. Morning, '‘What Can a Modern | fan Believe About Life After Death?’ eveniygg, voung people's meeting. Heath Memorial-—The Rev. L. H. Kendall, pastor. Morning, ‘I Sat Where They Sat’'; evening, “A an's Fees New Jersey Streel- ~The Rev, Weiss, pastor. Morning. oven Steps in the Christian Faith, v the Rev. guest speaker for his 85th birthday evening, voung people's meeting.

“The by

C. Kuehler,

pas-

With

pastor.

E. Packler, Existent”; |

“The Foolishness of Miss Annita Bo-

Bethany

Lemuel “The

G. Lost of

Blaine

Edwin J.

hrials Bor

and

| lard, Bore”; | Passion

George G Kimsey, | “A Perennial Revival”; |C

guest | the Last d

the |

by { ning,

the |

0. i

o'clock; |

pastor. { H

and exam- | | God”

of Judas’ | There Is No

| pastor,

Kuebler,

| evening,

| Not Currency” Ajl- |

| | |

Kenneth E. Hartt- |

evangelis

| J. Albert Crouch,

COLONEL TO TALK

The Rev. M. O. Rabbins, pas- |

METHODIST The Rev. Richard M. Mil Morning. “The Cross He meditation, ‘The Prayers of

Broadway pastor vesper Week’ Capitol Avenne—The lege, pastor. Morning, Judgment’

Rev E Arnold

, evening, ‘The ant Life.’ Fletcher Place Lue pastor Tree evening, His Job.” North xne Rev A. McPheeters for Morni: The Man on vesper hour at 5:30 p Roberts Park The Rev. Charles Alexander, pastor Morning, Dr. John G Benson guest speaker evening, ‘‘Toward the Mark,” Dr. John M. Walker, guest speaker West Cross. cration

Need Brightwood The Rev Mort g

Howard 12 Barren F Who Finished

G . a M an

pasthe Cross’;

Thomas

The Rev. R. R ‘Christian Conse-

Michigan Street pastor. Morning The

PR tra Th}

H Sermd I'he en, Coming." Bellaire The Glenn pastor. Morning The Silence of evening, evangelistic service Fifty-first Street The Grose, pastor. Morning, “‘T evening. union Lenten service at Heights Presbyterian Church Shelby Street -The Rey tor. Morning and evening, pastor Riverside Park ‘The Rev pastor Mor ing. ‘The {}

verse'', e 1ank offer

Revno

v. Wilbur >» Open Door Meridian

Flovd Cook, passermons the

Kieser, Univening

MISSIONARY BANDS

KRalem Park--The Rev. J. O tor, Morning “Exalting “Righteousness,” by the House Tabernacle The pastor Morning er’ evening Getting Track.” by E. G. Hou

MORAVIAN EPISCOPAL

First Rev. Vernon W

stor ning Che Cro

Love NAZARENE

Bridgeport—The Rev. J. Herbert and Mrs Morgan pastors Mo ping. “Essentials in C tian Experience’; Signs and Symptoms.” The Rev. W. E Try the Spirits

House a Nati

Rev, Rebecca

Otto the on

H Law the

Nater Mak Right

Rev Moses,

sebherg

The Couillard 01 and Super-

tive

First Morning, Convenient

OTHER DENOMINATIONS

Sealf-Realization Fellowship Temple—Sr! R. K. Das. leader Morning, sermon hy Miss M. E. L. Eckhardt, It Done.” Unity Truth G Powell, Passion.”

Christian pnd Missionary Alliance—The ev. A, C. Ma n. pastor. Morning, “Divine Assist anos; evening, “Patient Waiting Christian Daniel H. World's

Alhea evening,

pastor “A

Season

Can

Murrel ‘Christ's

Center—The Rev. pastor. Morning,

Rey “The

Rescue Carrick, Need for

PILGRIM HOLINESS

Second The Rev. Lester Mavhew tor. Morning, devotional service; ev tic service

PRESBYTERIAN Irvington The Rev, John B. Fer Morning An Interruption eveorgan recital by Prof. Donald Gilley Southport ‘The Rev, Luther E. Markin Paster, Morning, ‘The Cross in the DisAlice

Assemhly—The pastor. Evening, Ser

ice

pasening

‘guson,

Seventh-- The

Rev. Harold W. Turpin pastor. Morning,

‘Secret Unfaith’’; eve- ] Easter play The Alafollowed by United Preaching

Traub Latham Visions.” Washington Street wards, pastor of God''; vespel Fairview—The pastor. Morning, ing’; evening, Heights Prentice—The Rev, pastor. Morning, worship pledge evening, voung people's meeting. Meridian Heights I'he Rey arrv, pastor. Morning evening, North Side Lenten ser Westminster The Rev. H pastor Morning, “In the Cross evening, service by Church of America feldt, pastor, . evening, First

The Mornin

Rev B,

L anc

Lenn

Memorial ! “Dreams

pasto

The Morning service ‘at 4 p.m, Rev. Virgil O. Ragan, “The Privilege of Sharunion service with Meridian Presbyterian Church,

Malcom D

Rev. Henry Ed-

‘The

MeNeal ervice

Sidney Of her Floods’; vice T Graham Light of the Young People. The Rev. C. A. Ahl Morning. “Laborers With “The Best Friend.’ The Rev. George Arthur Morning, “It Is Finished.” Tabernacle— The Rev, J. Ambrose Dunkel pastor Morning, Symposium Sunday In Lovalty Campaign; evening, Christianity True? Memarial—The Rev. dall, pastor, Morning Young People's Sutherland-—-The Rev, pastor, Morning, “Where at 9:10; “Helping Bring Me Kingdom’ at § 50, and “Three Enemies of Christian Living” at 10:45 o'clock.

UNITARIAN

All Souls—The Rev. F. 8. C. Wicks, pastor. Morning, ‘‘That Terrible Sense | Pressure. y

UNITED BRETHREN

University Heights—The Rev. | Turley, pastor. Morning, “The Power of | the Cross’; evening, “The Old Rugged | Cross,” a pageant in song,

UNIVERSALIST

Central—The Rev. Sidney R. Estem, pastor. Morning, “My Religion’ young people's meeting.

CONKLE CIRCLE WILL ENTERTAIN |

The Mary Conkle Circle of the | Third Christian Church is to entertain with a luncheon at 12:30! p. m, Tuesday at the home of Mrs. 5663 Carrollton |

H. KenChrist’’;

William “Life in meeting A. Re Cop

Ave, Mrs. A. G. Watson is to have charge of the devotions and Mrs. | | William Rothenburger will give a | book review,

| |

To VOLUNTEERS

Col. Earl F. Hites will speak on

: | “Atonement” at 7:45 p. m. tomor-

row in the Volunteers of America Chapel, 320 N, Tllinois St. There | will be special music by the Volunteer Ladies’ Quartet. This is the ninth in a series of special Sunday evening services,

‘The Parable of | Abun-

Church's Supreme | 1

Morgan

Handiwork |

Frantz, |

SATURDAY, MARCH 183, 1937

E HELD AT ORELISK

Remodeling Completion

To Be Noted

‘English Lutheran Church,

To Celebrate End of Rebuilding.

Special services marking pletion of a remodeling program | will be held by the English Lutheran | Church of Our Redeemer tomorrow. The morning sermon Will preached by Prof. William D. D., ‘of the St. Louis Seminary. The Rev. sinn, Hammond, president of Central District of the Lutheran the

the evening meeting.

both services. The $10,000 gram recently rebuilding a

church-repair procompleted involved

| field and Park Aves, and other structural beautification of which included purchase

work of

The Rev. W. H. Eifert is the

church pastor,

Hobby Show At All Saints

Cathedral Groups to Join In Exhibit Tomorrow.

The Men's Club and Church School of All Saints’ Cathedral will present a joint Hobby Show from 4 to 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Cathe-

dral House, 1559 Central Ave.

by Veldon Montgomery and Howard D. Miner, natural color raphy by William Staplekemper, archery by W, B. Lincoln, paintings hy William J. Gehders and Dale Ellis. whittling and wood carving by Donald B. Davidson, Cuban art bv Manual Vidal, poetry with pen- | and-ink illustrations by U. G. Cassidy, a telescope made by William H. Jordan, Dr. Charles Thompson, handmade flies and fly rod by Albert P. Rickert, and O. M. Torian's stamp collection. Children of the Church School will exhibit handiwork projects, collections and handiwork material, The public is invited to attend and there will be no admission charge. A silver offering will be taken.

In Churches

Two Congregations to Start

Services Tomorrow,

Be |

are to begin ChrisGar-

Pre-Easter revivals tomorrow in the Centenary tian Church and the Drexel dens Church of Christ. The Rev. Joel Lee Jones, pastor of the Redford Christian Church, will deliver the sermon at Centenary Christian. The music will be under the direction of Floyd Jones, conductor of the Indianapolis Civic Choir. This will be the first eflort group evangelism made dat church in the past six years. | At the Drexel Gardens Church, the Rev. Charles A. Neidigh, pastor, is to be the speaker. are to be held nightly except urday, with two services on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pihkston will have charge of the music. There will be special numbers and gospel singing at Sach Theeting.

Churches of God | To Open Revival

in the

Sat-

Blair |

B. W. Blackwelder of | Anderson will open a revival series tomorrow night at the West Church of God. He is to preach at 7:30 p. m. each evening for two weeks, All

The Rev.

Marion County Churches of |

God are co-operating in the services, | music. |

Delegations from various congrega- |

and will provide special

tions also are to attend the serv-

ices,

DIRECTOR

of |

Rov H. |

evening, |

Hugh Mason (above) will direct the Y. M. C. A. Glee Club in a program before the Roberts Park Epworth League tomorrow evening. Following this program, the group is to go to Smith Valley to conduct the evening worship service of the United Brethren Church, C. E. Guthrie, Central “Y” religious emphasis secretary, and the wy” Deputation Team will assist the Glee Club with both gnro-

com- |

be | Arndt, | Lutheran | Walter Licht- | the

pulpit for The church | choir will provide special music for

Exhibits will include photographs |

photog-

old books belonging to |

| Street Methodist

| Frantz, | Dr. | Methodist

Revivals Set

Services |

Side |

'W.C.T.U, Plans |

LAY EVANGELIST HERE

Howard S. Williams, lay in Herrin, Ill, Bible Institute Friday night. He opening the second week tomorrow guest. speaker at the Broadway Williams, a former newspaperman,

evangelist, is which made him nationally is conducting

Baptist

the 1935 revival at the Indianapolis a four. week meeting, with two sermon He is also {o be Church LOMO TOW night, Mr, came here from Hattiesburg, Miss,

to describe famous,

Holy Week Rites Start in English Theater March 22

Holy Week services are to be Monday, March 22, from 12:05 to 12 co-operating, it was a Two services are to be held on the English Theater. Pastors who are to conduct Holy Week meetings include: The Rev. J. Raymond North Manchester College: J. Bert Wilson, Pension Pond, ciples of Christ the Rev. Todd, district AIA he River United Brethren Conference, the Rev. E. GG. Homrighausen, Carrollton Avenue Reformed Church; the Rev. Logan Hall, Church: Elliott, First Rev. George First Presbyterian Church; John G. Benson, superintendent Hospital: the Rev. Ephraim D. Lowe, Olive Branch Chris- | tian Church; the Rev. William Gear | Spencer, Franklin College president Members of the Christian Men Builders’ Class, Third Christian Church, are to serve as ushers. The committee in charge of the series includes the Rev. C. A. McPheeters., North Methodist Church chairman: the Rev. Sydney Blair Harry, Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church: the Rev. Reuben H Mueller, First Evangelical Russell R. Hirschman and Samuel Garrison.

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beginning at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Seventh Presbyterian Church. Services Monday through Friday are to be held at the Emmanuel Baptist Church, and the concluding week's services are to be held the Edwin Ray Methodist Church, Pastors of the three churches are to be in charge, and music will be by Hie combined choirs.

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city directors,

[ man, county president, is to address | the meeting.

The morning session will conclude wich talks by Mrs. Epha Johnson and Mrs. O. 8. Jaquith on “Alcholic Education.” The afternoon session is called | for 1 p. m. Music is to be furnished | by Mrs. L. E. Schultz and Mrs. W, C. Hitt. Devotions will be led by | the Rev. W. E. Gilleup. Addresses are to be given by | Vernon D. Parker, Y. M. C. A. sec- | retary, on “Juvenile Problems,” and Chief Probation Officer Solon Vial of Municipal Court, on “Adult Problems.”

CATHOLIC ORDER TO HOLD PARLEY

By United Press FT. WAYNE, March 13.—A state |

convention of the Women's Catholic | Order of Foresters will be held here | | May 25,

it was announced today. | Several national officers are ex- | pected to attend.

grams, i

Roman Catholic Downtown Church—St. John's

2 Blocks South of Beate Capitol vr —6, 7:30, nd 11 ys—3, : y? 9 and 12:10 oath Bervices Every ‘Wednesday and Friday Evenings, 7:45. i

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Church Class To Lead Club

Wheeler Suey Program

Announced.

The Opportunity Bible Class of the Englewood Christian Church to sponsor the Wheeler City Rescue Mission Breakfast Club, including religious services, at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. The Rev. O. A Church pastor, message; E. A. Dosch, Sunday school superintendent give the opening prayer, and E Woolley will read the Scripture less son. Mrs. R., L. Williams and her son, LaVay Williams, will sing a duet, accompanied by Humphrey Knighton. The Mission Sunday school will at 2:30 p. m, tomorrow, followed by a Young People’s meeting at 6 p. m. under direction of Miss William Henry is to The Righteous= The Rev. Herbert BE, Mission superintendent will speak at the Sunday evening worship service, Worship services are to be nightly at the Mission next two sacred programs broadcast over WI'BM, the 5:15 p. m. Wednesday and ond at BP, m. Friday.

Barnes Church To Fete Women

Women's Day will be observed at the Barnes Methodist Church morrow in conjunction with celebration of the eighth anni sary of the Rev, Robert E. Skelton's pastorate, Mrs, Vera Greer, cheirman of the program committee, has announced the following program for the day: Morning, the Rev. Cora’ Bailey Thurman, speaker; Mrs, Loretta Stovall Wines, guest soloist; afternoon, Mrs. Lillian Jones Brown, guest speaker; music by the Barnes Women's Chorus and the Harmony Female Quartet; evening, Rev. Mrs. Thurman, speaker; Mamie Lowe, guest soloist,

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Ly United Press FT. WAYNE, March 13 —Pastors of Northern Indiana Churches of the Nazarene chose Bluffton as the site for their 1938 conference at the | close of a three-day session here, | An annual district Missionary So | ciety meeting will be held here for | three days, beginning May 24, The Rev. H. W. Cornelius of Mune cie was chosen for the place on the | district advisory board left vacant by the Rev. Frank Watkin, who has accepted a pastorate in Oklahoma City, Okla,

Christian Science

Churches

Branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.

Lesson Sermon for Sunday March 14, Substance Sunday Morning Services 11 a. m. FIRST CHURCH-—-Meridian at 20th St, SECOND CHURCH — Delaware at 12th St. THIRD CHURCH-—-Wash, Blvd, at 34th St. FOURTH CHURCH — Pleasant Run Parkway (8. Drive) at Butler Ave, FIFTH CHURCH—College at 62d St. Sunday School, All Churches, Reading Rooms are open to the Public.