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CITY COMMITTEE TO ASSIST IN EVANGELISTIC WORK

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3 Meetings Will Be Held Next Week

Church Federation Seeks To Continue Preaching Mission.

The Evangelistic Committee of the Church Federation of Indianapolis has been organized again to assist all Protestant churches of the city in conducting evangelistic campaigns this fall and winter. The cominittee at its first meeting in the Roberts Park Church recently arranged a series of three inspirational meetings, known as an evangelistic mission, for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights in the First Baptist Church. Speakers are to be, Monday. Dr. W. C. Hartinger. Indiana Methodist

Episcopal Indianapolis district sup- | William | ral Christian | the |

erintendent; Tuesday, Dr. A. Shullenberger, Cent Church pastor, and Wednesday, Rev. E. G. Homrighausen, Carrollton Avenue Reformed Church pastor. Churches to Make Plans

Dr. C. A. McPheeters, North Methodist Church pastor and committee chairman, is to preside. The Rev. C. R. Lizenby, St. Paul's Methodist Church pastor, is to lead the singing and ushers are wo be in charge of Russell Hirshman. Following the series of joint meetings. inspirational ings are scheduled for the following night in each church and each congregation is to map its own fall and winter series of evangelistic services Dr. Ernest Evans, church federation executive secretary, said the committee's work and the programs In each church are designed to carry out the purpose of the preaching mission held about a year ago.

Anniversary

To Be Feted|

three

Eighth Christian Church to:

Celebrate.

The Eighth Christian Church is to celebrate its 48th year of organization and its ninth year in the present location at anniversary services tomorrow Special features ranged for the day's musical program is scheduled. Charles Marshall, former church school superintendent, will address the adult department of the school. The Rev. Glen Mell, pastor, will| speak on “Memories and Challenges” at the morning “The Building of a Church” will be the topic at the evening candlelight service.

Schedule Fixed At City Mission

Mu Chapter,

have been ar-| services and a |

Alpha Omicron Al-

pha, is to sponsor the weekly break- | the to- |

unemploved at Rescue Mission

fast for the Wheeler City morrow. Mrs. T. B. Rossetter is to be charge of the service and music be by Mrs. H. Cox in the program are C. W, Paul Baird, Menzo Wells and Fred Carter.

in will

Austin,

Mrs.

William P. Weimar is sorority presi-

dent. Sunday School is to be held at 2:30 p. m. and the Young People’s Fellowship meeting is at 6:15. The Rev. Herbert E. Eberhardt will speak at the evening service music by the Mission Radio semble. Mrs. Donald Mawson sing.

is to

Women's Group Plans Discussion

Dr. E. G. Homrighausen,

tor, will speak at the semiannual Indianapolis Council of Women meeting of the Reformed Church Oct. 20 on “The Church Finds Itself.” The morning session is to be devoted to business discussion and committee reports. Mrs.

tions.

BAPTIST PASTORS

Dr. Ernest N. Evans,

lis Church Federation secretary, is

to address the Indianapolis Bap- | Message of | Monday in |

tist pastors on “The Haggai” at 10:30 a. m. the First Baptist Omurch.

C. M. B. TO HEAR BLIND BOARD AID

Charles D. Chadwick, Board of Industrial Aid for the Blind secretary, Christian Men Builders Class tomorrow morning. Merle Sidener,

class leader, is to give the third of |

a series of talks on “Life Values.”

MISSIONARY TO TALK

Miss Addis Robbins, Methodist

misisonary on furlough from India, |

is to speak at the Epworth League and evening services of the Union Chapel M. E. Church tomorrow night.

QUILLEN TO SPEAK

W. T. Quillen, Indianapolis attorney is to address the Memorial Christian Church C. F. B, men’s class tomorrow. His subject will be “Marking Time.”

meet- |

| tian Ministers’

| guest preacher | | thedral tomorrow at 11 a. m. Bishop |

service. |

! pastor

George Heflin and Frank | Others who will take part | | pastor.

James W. Underwood, |

| pastor

with | * En- |

| cipline”

| Christ

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| tor Carroll- | ton Avenue Reformed Church pas- |

| Morning, | tor

| Fisher,

Charles | Scholer, president, will preside. Mrs. | Henry Unger is to conduct devo-

| to Seek.’

MEETING MONDAY |

| by William Fleenor

Indianapo- |

| Henry | chusetts,

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is to be honor guest of the |

| mon,

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| Infirmities’ : Loa

The Rev. E. G. Homrighausen

New Pastor Will Preach

Fountain Square Church to Install Preacher.

The Rev. and Mrs, Robert Lewis, formerly of Russellville and Waveland, are to be Welcomed officially

County Disciples to Laud

| will be | Shullenberger, the Rev. L. Cook and the |

to their new pastorate following the |

sermon to-

Square

Rev. Mr. Lewises first morrow in the Fountain Christian Church. Installation services are to be in charge of the Rev. E. L. Day, Christian Church Union Secretary. F. D. Kerhner is to deliver the charge to the minister and the charge to the congregation is to be given by Dr. G. I Hoover, secretary in charge of state work. Formal greetings will be given by the Rev. Ephraim D. Lowe from Indianapolis churches; the Rev. Harry T. Bridwell, from the ChrisAssociation and P. A. Wood from the Marion County

| Sunday Schools.

BISHOP SHERRILL TO PREACH HERE

The Rt. Rev. Henry Knox Sherrill, Bishop of Massachusetts, will be at All Saints’

Sherrill was Rector of Trinity Church, Boston, before he was made Bishop of Massachusetts, He was chairman of the committee on the

| dispatch of business for the last two

Dr. |

Christian Church |

To Be Feted On Monday

Veterans of Bible School Work.

Officers and teachers with longtime service records in the Disciples of Christ church schools in Marion County are to be honored at a recognition meeting at 7:30 p. m. Monday in the Hillside Church.

P. A. Wood, association president, is to conduct the meeting. There addresses by Dr. William J. A. Farr, the Rev. Garry Rev. William E. Bell. Teachers and officers having the | longest consecutive service are 2 be presented with books. Recognition cards are to be given those

| with long-time records of service in |

more than one school either inside or outside the county. The Marion County Christian Sunday schools have an aggregaie weekly attendance of nearly 10.000. Membership has increased approximately 1000 since Jan. 1. One of the leading activities of the association are co-operative leadership training schools, the next one of which is to be held in January.

LU. B. Church Notes Date

Building Anniversary Rites to Be Tomorrow.

Sixth anniversary of the dedication of its new building will be observed by the University Heights United Brethren Church tomorrow

| with an all-day meeting and noon

dinner, The building was constructed under the leadership of the late Rev. G. L. Stine and dedicated by

| Bishop H. H. Fout.

Ca- |

Guest speakers will include Rev. Stanley B. Williams, Dayton, OO. assistant secretary of Home Missions and the Church Erection Society; the Rev. L. P. Cooper, Brazil, and the Rev. W. R. Montgomery, Hartford City, all former pastors of

sessions of the general convention. ' the church.

Christian |

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By R. 0. BERG E. W. PHILLIPS

AND

RELIGIOUS REMARKABLES

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VINE A SPECIAL SIGNIFICANCE OR SYMDOLISM,

THE METHODIST CHURCH we ait uP A MISSION IN MALAYSIA EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION. LAST Tn NEARLY 18,000 PUPILS ATTENDED ITS GRADE AND WIGH SCHOOLS WHERE 690 ASIATIC AND AMERICAN TEACHERS INSTRU THEM

N C.J C News Service

“We PROPER NAME NAMES

IN THE BIBLE BEGINNING WITH "W" SINCE THERE 15 NO LETTER IN THE HEBREW ALPHABET CORRESPONDING IN SOUND WITH THE LETTER'W"

BECAUSE OF THE DIFFICULTY OF FINDING A CLERGYMAN IN THINLY SETTLED PARTS OF THE WEST IN THE * EIGHTIES" FUNERAL SERVICES WERE SOMETIMES HELD AS LONG AS A YEAR AFTER DEATH

Fountain Square Church

Will Install New Pastor

Formal installation ceremonies for the Rev. Robert Lewis, new pastor at the Fountain Square Christian Church, are to be held in the church at 3 p. m. tomorrow. The Rev. E. L. Day, to direct the service. Dr. F. D. Kershner, dean of the Butler University is to deliver the charge to the minister, and Dr. G. I. Hoover, State Association of Christian Churches general secretary, is to give the charge to the congregation. The Rev. Ephraim D. Lowe of the Olive Branch Church will bring greetings from other Indianapelis Christian churches. The Christian Ministers’ Association is to be represented by the Rev. Harry T. Bridwell of the Centenary Church, P. A. Wood will | welcome Mr. Lewis on behalf of the Christian Church School Association.

Christian Church Union executive secretary, is

Hutson to Speak Large Cake To Youth Forum

Thomas R. Hutson, State Labor Commissioner, is to speak at the | Young People’s Christian Forum in the University Park Christian Church at 7 p. m. tomorrow on “Labor Unionism.”

Edwin Ray Church to Mark Birthday.

| IN INDIANAPOLIS CHURCHES TOMORROW |

A huge birthday cake will be cut at special services tomorrow night at the Edwin Ray M. E. church in observance of its 25th anniversary.

BAPTIST

Tuxedo Park—The RY U 8 pastor Morning. “The Kingdom of God: evening, ‘The Man Who Wasted to Help.” Emmanuel The Rev. Harry C. Lince pastor Morning. “The Supreme Test of Perfect”: night, “Three Stones. First—The Rev, C. A. Atlwater, Morning, “Where Is Your Bible: ‘Why Be Afraid. River Avenue -The Rev. G. pastor. Morning, ‘Abiding night, “The Way of Life.” Memorial—The Rev. George G pastor. Morning in the Church”; ice. Lyndhurst-- The Rov tor Mor ning, ‘Every Per son's Conscience night, “Created Afresh.’

CHRISTIAN

Third—The Rev. W. F. Rothenburger Morning. ‘Our Amazing Christ’; “Older Young People.”

East Fortv-Ninth Street — The Charles M. Filimore, pastor. Will Build My Church.” Bethanyv—The Rev Paul Morning. “Relying on God” “The Christian Family.” Hillside—The Rev. R. R. Oliver, Morne, “Jesus Leads”; night, Be ”

pastor, night,

D. Billeisen. in Carist’

night, candlelight serv-

Rev Morning,

“Light Englewood ~The Rev. O. A. Trinkle, . Morning, “The Might of the Mite” “Awake, Arise, Away.” Beech Grove—The Rev, E. Reynolds, pastor. Morning, ‘The Follv of Spiritual Neglect”: night, “The Man Who Forgot.” Central—The Rev. W Morning, “Low Visibility; the Creator In the Yellowstone.” Broad Ripple—The Rev. John Ray Clark, | pastor. Morning, ‘Freedom Requires Disnight, Basic Beliefs.” Avenue—The Rev. Morning. “The Witnesses

night

Downey son, pastor,

East Sixteenth Street—The Rev Kershner, pastor. Morning, “Being a Good see’ evening, George Curtis, guest

| speaker.

West Morris Street—The Rev Cook, Jastor Morning, Love,

Garry The

Northwood—The Rev. W. Morning, “Faith and Christian Endeavor. Centenary—The Rev, pastor. Morning, “Not ning. ‘‘Christ, the Light Eighth—The Rev. Glenn W. Mell, pastor ‘Memories and Challenges” evening. ‘The Building of a Church.” West Park—The Rev. John A. Farr. pasMorning. “The Long Looked For Here": evening. “Religion Becomes a Law University Park— The Rev. pastor. Morning “The Living Church in Change.”

CHURCH OF GOD

North Side—The Rev. P. B Turner, tor. Morning, “The Price of Unity” ning, “Accountability West Side—The Rev. pastor. Evening,

E Feel”; evening, Harry

Your Own’; eve-

service, 10:45, a World

pas- , eve-

John J. Williams

South Side—H. A. Sherwood. pastor

i C. H. Scheick, Se. | pastor.

| Faith”

Is! * | tor. Morning,

Clutton. | | Christ”;

| tor. >} Without” | of qd. Kimsev. | “The Price of the Child

| man,

1 | Edding field, » night, | | Prayer’; pastor. | | Adversity. | tor. A. Shullenbercer, | night, | { Children’ B. R. John- | of

Bruce |

Su- | |

Carroll, pas- |

T. Bridwell, |

| {

S. Grundy |

of |

| pastor.

EVANGELICAL

First—The Rev. C. P. Maas Morning. * Two Brothers”: evening. Old Family Bible. Beville Avenue—The Rev. F. G. Kuebler pastor. Morning. “Our Influence For evening. “Thinking Seriously.”

LUTHERAN

Bethany—The Rev. Noraing. “Fighting Within evening, ‘The Commandments

pastor “The

Rev. W, Obedient St.

H. Eifert, Child.’

Matthew—The Rev. Morning, “Various Types ; evening, "Some Dodgers.” Ebenezer— The Rev. Kenneth E pastor, Morning, “Mercy and Hardness of Heart”; evening, Luther League Bethlehem-—The Rev, Allen K. Trou: pastor. Morning, 10:45, *‘Certainty”; ning, 6:30, “Weaving in the Won,” Miss Edrea Y aeger.

METHODIST

Roberts Park—The Rev. E. E. Aldrich pastor, Morning, ‘Stew ardship of ‘Everybody's Christ.’

Central Avenue—The Rev. Guy O. Car penter. pastor. Morning, ‘And Now Abideth”: night. “Jean Valjean. Hero of

pastor. Morning, “An

North—The Rev Morning, night,

Re vi By McPhesters. s Your Jo ig Er r Epworth League. ou

Meridian Street—Dr. Logan Hall. Morning. “Loving the Church.’

Irvington—The Rev. Abram S. Woodard pastor. Morning. ‘God Speaks To is . evening. “The Bible's Emphasis Upon Endurance.’

West Michigan Street—The Rev. Cross, pastor. Morning. nS Portion": evening, “Jesus the D

Capitol Avenue—The Re legg, pastor. Morning, World Christian.’

Manor—The Rev pastor. Morning, evening, Epworth League

Fletcher Place—The Rev. Howard G. Lyt pasior. Moruing. “The Power of God” evening, Epworth League. Edgewood —The Rev. M O. Robbins pastor. Morning, “Ins and Outs of Christian Experiences” , night, “The Magnetism of the Cross.’ Heath Memorial—The Rev. dall, pastor. Morning, “Things That Count’; night, talks by former pastors East Park—The Rev. G. A. Smith, “Sitting Where Others Sit" night, Epworth League. Riverside Park—The Kieser, pastor. Morning, Vision." Maywood —The Rev. Morning,

pastor.

R. R. on arated

“Making the

Forest Shulhafer, Life’;

Charles P

Rev. ' Harvey J “Broadening Our

William R. Kendall “Jesus the Good Shep-

| herd.’

“The Son of Man Came ! Carnes,

Morning and evening evangelistic services |

CONGREGATIONAL

First—The Rev. Ellis W Hay. Morning, “Our Personal Complexes.”

EPISCOPAL

Cathedral—The Rev. vicar. Holy

All Saints’ C Alexander, 7:30 a. m. communion for parents, ers, 9:45 a. m.: nursery, ing prayer and sermon Knox Sherrill, Bishop of Massa11 a. m.: evening praver. 5 p. m. voung people's fellowship. 6:30

communion,

10:55 a. m.: mornby the Rt. Rev

junior Pp. m. St. Paul's—The Rev. Holy communion, school. 10:45 a. m. sermon by the Rt. D. D., Bishop of Los Angeles. St. Rev. viear. Holy communion, school, 9 a. m. 10 a. m. Church of the Advent—The Rev. Ss Southworth. rector. m.: Sunday church nursery. 11 a sermon. 11 a. m. Christ Church—The Powell. rector. Holy communion. church school. 9:30 a. m. and sermon. 10:45 a. m. St. Matthew's—The Rev Holy communion, 7:30 a. m. ing prayer and sermon, 10:45 a. m.

EVANGELICAL

Second --The Rev. L. C. tor. Morning. ‘The Spirit Helpeth Our 4ST enInR. “Each Shall

William Burrows. 8 a. m.; morning praver and ooden, 10:45 a. m. Francis Tetu. m.: church morning service and ser-

George’s—The

George Holy Sommunion, School, 9:30 a. m.. morning RACE “Church and Communism.”

Rev. BE. Ainger

is Own Friedens—The Rev. pastor. Morning. “Mv Responsibility to My Church and the Kingdom Broadway—The Rev Egward Sausaman. pastor. Morning. “To What Purpose Is This Waste’; evening. voung peonle. Carroliton Avenue—The Rev, Homrighausen, pastor. Morning,

E.G. “Christ and Confusion.”

| Night, pastor. !

Robert |

| pastor.

church | ment’

| |

morning an er {

Harold O. Boon, | morn-

Wacknitz, pasBear | Robert C. Kuebler. |

Fifty-First Black, pastor Conquerors.” ng

Street—The Rev. Morning, ‘More Night, voung people's

lyde S. Than meet-

Blaine Avenue—The pastor. Morning, Christ’: night, “I Will Not What Man Can Do Unto Me.” Morris Street—Kenneth G. Rogers, tor. Morning, Promotion and Rally ‘Unfinished.’ St. Paul—The Rev. pastor. Morning, “Being Sent’; “Seekers.” Woodside—The pastor. Morning, gusts Christ”

Rev. Lemuel

Be Afraid

pasDay.

night,

Rev. M. H. Reynolds,

night, Day of |

church school with corporate | Wrath.”

pupils and teach- |

Bellaire—The Rev. Glenn H. Reynolds, Morning, sermon by the pastor. Street—The Rev. Emery Parks, pastor. Morning, “Keeping Life Right": night, “The Supreme Motive.” Seuthport—The Rev. F. T. Tavlor, pastor. AMorninig, “The Power of Encouragenight, “Are You Afraid of the

Shelby

| Devil?

Broadway—The Rev. lard, pastor. Morning, Heart Is Warm Boulevard—The Rev. pastor, Morning, for Souls.’ Union Chapel—The Rev. J. L. pastor. Morning, “The Great Refusal.” Wesleyan — The Rev. E. A. Crim, pastor. Morning, * ‘Digging Ditches”; evening, “Thy ay."

Richard M. Mil- | “The Man Whose |

Stanley Rolstan,

J. Luther Seng, pas- | and |

| English Church of Our Redeemer— The | L. C. E. Packler. |

Hart- |

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nold |

“Go Forth to |

L. H. Ken- |

pas- |

G. } “The Powers of |

Charlies R. Lizenby, |

“The Church That Dis- { “The

“The Church's Concern |

Johnson, |

| The evening program is to be proMETHODIST | vided by the Young Women's Giles | | Club of Indiana Central College diop rE NAb Bonnell | rected by Miss Esther Becker. Miss Bie Rev. Charles W. Duncan, guest speaker. | Helen Flaig, harpist, is to give a A Te Rey ee hard, MERae, | 10 and also will provide the mu- | Concert by Ladies Glee Club of Indiana | sical background for the dramatic | | Central College at 7:30 p. m. scripture reading. MORAVIAN “The Silver Milestone” is the Rev. subject of a brief address to be given by the Rev. Richard McRae, pes.

400 | Methodists " To Hold old Retreat

More than 400 ministers and laymen from Indiana Methodist churches are expected to attend the Aldersgate Retreat at Bedford Tuesday. Bishop Edgar Blake, Detroit, | is to preside. Speakers for the meeting are the Revs. E. F. Shake, Almon J. Coble,

Unity Truth Center—The Rev. Murrell | C, W., Whitman, Homer R. Page, Powell Douglas, pastor. Morning, “The | TW One.” | J. .

A ig F or in Ss t a jE a nn Linwood Church Notes 21 Years

First—The pastor

Vernon W. gouiliard. “Christians Rejoice

Mr. Couillard, pastor. | “Good and Bad Examples.”

NAZARENE

First—The Rev. W. E. Albea pastor. | Evening. “Placed in a Difficult Situation.’

North Side—The Rev. M. J. Fargo. pastor. Evening. evangelistic service. | West Side—The Rev. and Mrs, E. Atkin- | son, pastors Morning. “The Millenium” cvening., “The Final Judgement.”

OTHER DENOMINATIONS

Tabernacle—The Rev. O. H. Nater, pastor. Morning, “Fellowship In Suffering’ ; afternoon. the Rev. Samuel | Clevenger, guest speaker: evening. the Rev. John Higginbotham, guest speaker. Christian and Missionary Alliance—The Rev. A. C. Marvin, pastor. Morning. Blessing Through Giving evening, What Is Hell ?—Where It 1s and Who Will Be There.’

Second—The Rev. Evening,

eve- | by |

Missionary

Positive Christianitv—The Love, and 2 evening. “The Seven Steps in { Christianity Leading to Salvation Volunteers of America—Col. Earle Hites. executive. Evening. “‘Straight and | | Narrow.”

PRESBYTERIAN

Westminster—The Rev, H. T. Graham, | pastor. Morning. ‘‘Our First Message. Night, voung people's services. Meridian Heights—The Rev. S | pastor. Morning, ‘‘An Open Door Happy Life.” Prentice—The Rev pastor. Morning, Seventh—The Rev. Harold W. pastor, Morning, “The Christian | night, “The Love That Will Not

B. Harry, to a

The Linwood Christian Church is | to observe its 21st anniversary tomorrow. The Rev. Stephen J. Corey, United Christian Missionary Sg president, is to speak. The Rev. E. Go | E. Moorman, pastor for the last | Troub Memorial—The Rev. Lenn L. La- | €ight years, is to lead the worship. ! | fram, pastor. Morning. ‘Are You Satis-| The congregation has a membered with Petty Victories. ship of _approximately 5... _

«a & E| VESPER SERVICE

Malcolm D McNeal, “Beliering God.” Turpin, Home’; Let Me

pastor. Address by H. C Washington Street—The | Chace, pastor. Morning, | Church.” { Irvington—The Rev. John B. Ferguson, | pastor. Morning, ‘At the Heart of the Gospel”; night, “Pioneers.”

| Home—The Rev. L. A. Mantle, stor. »3 . | Morning, “The Last mail \dantle. pastor.| yesper services are to be resumed

Tabernacle—The Rev. J. Ambrose Dun- [At the Second Presbyterian Church [kel aster, Morning, The Eleventh Som; | at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow with a scripanament’; evening, e Trumpet Ca y Memorial—The Rev. William H. Kendall, | (4T€ reading by the Rev. Jean S. pasior. Morning, “God's Long-Delayed Milner, pastor, and a varied musical [ harich i Svelime_ Youn Devoe. | program. In addition to vocal solos irs nited— e e alt - +3 i i Tor pastor. rey. her t | there will be selections by a mixed | Compromise”; ‘The Life of Service.’ | quartet and organ music. Charles | F. Hansen is musical director.

{ Fairview—The Rev. Virgil D. Ragan. pastor. Morning, “The Sense of Hearing”: evening, voung people. -—— | First—The Rev. George Arthur Frantz, PASTOR TO RE FETED | pastor. Morning, “The Surprised Sufferer.” . : “ : Woodruff Avenue United—The Rev. Wil- | Carl Coombs wil} speak on “Chris- | liam, Ca Ball, ast ou Morning service, | tian Behavior” before the Fishers 5 “Quit Y ; » DI 5 : A ER ta en vening, rez- | of Men Bible class of the Fountain Square Christian Church tomorrow morning. The class is to participate in Homecoming Day activities welcoming the new pastor.

LEGION SERVICE SET

UNITARIAN All Souls—The Rev Vicks. pastor. Morning, ‘A Poohhes I Woe UNITED BRETHREN A patriotic service will be held by the Tillman H. Harpole Post 249, American Legion, at the Greater Phillips C. M. E. Church tomorrow

University Heights—The Rev. Roy H. Turley, pastor. Morning, Dr. Stanley B. afternoon. A parade is to precede the service.

| Williams, guest speaker; afternoon, the SERMON SERIES SET

Rev. “Why

H E Go to

C. Life

Me,

First—The Rev. oll Snyder, pastor. Morning. "The Church's Secret of Power’; evening, “Who Is a Christian?”

:30 45 100 :30

A. A. M.—WFBM: Today's A. A. Church. 1AM 1 A. M—CBS: P. P

1 1 3 5 P. M.—WIRE: Catholic Hour.

RELIGIOUS BROADCASTS Sunday, Oct, 17

M.—WLW: Church Forum. Problems, M.—NBC-Red: Radio Pulpit. M.—WFBM: Christian Men Builders’ Class, Third Christian

M.—WLW: Cadle Tabernacle Choir, Sait Lake City Tabernacle Choir. M.—NBC-Blue: Sunday Vespers,

| Rev. L PF. Conger, guest speaker; eve- | ning. the Rev. . R. Montgomery, guest speaker. Calvary—The Rev. L. A. Huddleston, pastor. Morning, $ods Will ‘How to Do It’ *’; evening, “A ise oice.’ The Rev. A. C. Marvin, Christian and Missionary Alliance Church pastor, has announced a series of Sunday evening sermons on “Eternal Punishment, ?

school of religion,

| church,

{ “The First of God's Guideposts”:

Will Be Cut

McFall, M. O Robbins, A. S. |

WILL BE REVIVED

= Epa 1500 At Meet of * Young Folk |

| James Boren, Chicago, |

| To Address Parley At Tipton.

{ { | | | | More than 1500 persons are expected to attend the state-wide in- | terdenominational young people's R conference, sponsored by the In-| | diana Council of Christian Education, in Tipton next Friday through | Sunday. Dr. R. H. Mueller, Indianapolis, is state committee chairman, Friday afternoon speakers will be James Boren, Chicago, Presbyterian young people's leader, and Dr. Muel- | ler, Mr. Boren will discuss “Youth and World Problems.” Dr. Mueller’s | topic will be “The Answer Is! | Christ.” Saturday morning speakers are to be Mrs. E. E. McClintock, Con- ! gregational-Christian churches associate secretary, and L. B. Moseley, Madison, Wis., minister. | “Would You Live Creatively”? is the topic of Dr. Edward R. Bartlett, religious education professor, Saturday night. Dr. Ivan M. Gould, | young people's superintendent of | the International Council of Chris- | tian Education, will speak on the

The first Christmas fund was made today men's Association. The officers second vice president; Mrs. Ethel Milender,

SATURDAY, Christmas Fund First Givers

donation to The Indianapolis by the Ladies Auxiliary of (left James Welsh, first vice president, gave $10 as a starter

OCT. 16, 1937

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youth movement.

Vesper Rite Series Set

JERUSALEM, Oct. 16 (U. Bethany Lutherans Plan 11 Meetings.

SCHOOLS" WORK T0 BE SHOWN

A series of vesper services at the Bethany Lutheran Church will open at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow and con- | tinue for 11 weeks. Following vespers, supper is to be | served by young people of the | Devotional services will be conducted by the Young People’s | Luther League. Subjects for

‘Education Week’ Programs Being Arranged for | Nov. 7 to 13. | Te

vesper lectures are: “Fundamental Questions and Answers”; “The Commandment of the | Fireside”; “Fifth and Sixth Com- | mandment”; “Our Social Obligations”; “How We Got Our Great Confession”; “Prayer”; “Baptism”; “The Lords Supper”: “The Church, ” and “Silent ent Preachers.”

Public school officials today began making arrangements for observance of American Education Week, Nov. 7 to 13. Every public (school is to arrange Superintendent of Schools DeWitt S. Morgan said. Following the custom of last year, all parents are to have opportunity

City Is Chosen For 1938 Parley) 5 re ry seer yy ds

| pupils’ work and modern teaching { {

methods.

“We wish to make American Education Week an occasion of special effort in behalf of community understanding of our schools and their work,” Dr. Morgan said. “We wish every adult citizen and pupil to be

Indianapolis having been selected as the 1938 meeting place for the Methodist Women’s Home Missionary Society national convention, lo-

| had preparations for the event next October. The selection was made at this | year's meeting in Seattle, Wash. this week. Mrs. E. L. Hutchens, { Columbus, state president, is in | charge of arrangements and soon | will appoint committees, she said. Mrs. Charles Smith, Indianapo- | | lis, national junior secretary, Mrs. | M. A. Farr, Charlestown, and Mrs. | W. W. Sims, Columbus, attended the recent conventicn.

tion of public schools to the life of the city.” The Teachers’ Federation, American Legion Posts, Indianapolis Council of Parents and Teachers, Indianapolis Federation | Churches, Ministerial Association | and other civie and educational or- | ganizations have pledged their co- ! operation. | The week's theme is to be “Edu- |

Central M. E. Unit to Meet

{ cation and L and Our National Life.”

"EARMARKS $1,368,000 FOR REGION FARM AID

The regional Farm Security Administration office here today announced the Indiana region is to receive $1,368,418 to loan farm tenants for purchase of family-size farms this year under the Bank-head-Jones Farm Tenant Act. States affected are Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Towa and Missouri. Applications for tenant loans are to be made to County rural rehabilitation supervisors. Voluntary farmers’ county committees are to examine applications, inspect farms and make recommendations.

OFFICIALS DEBATE BRIDGE REPAIR PLAN

The State Highway Commission today had taken under advisement plans to repair the Emrichsville bridge over White River at 16th St. The Commission, City Works Board and Mayor Boetcher yesterday discussed the possibility of widening the bridge, eliminating sharp turns at the approaches and “elevatme sidewalks to serve as a guard rai If approved, the Commission would include the plans in its 1938 program,

An all-day program has been arranged for the Tuesday meeting of the Central Avenue M. E. Women's | Home Missionary Society. Harry | W. White, Y. M. C. A. secretary, is to speak on “The New Demands of Citizenship.” Delegates to the Indiana conference, to be held in Columbus Nov. 4 and 5, will be chosen. Officers who will attend the conference are Mrs. Charles Smith, na- | tional secretary; Mrs. W. W. Reedy, Christian citizenship secretary, and Mrs. E. W. Stockdale, young people’s work secretary.

STUDENT CLERICS CHOOSE OFFICERS

Officers have been elected by the College of Religion Student Ministerial Association at Butler University for the coming year, Dean Frederick D. Kershner announced today. Those holding offices will be Theodore Fisher, president; Keith Mc- | Neill, vice president, and Herbert | Wilson, chairman of the student placement committee.

WESTERN BISHOP TO SPEAK HERE

The Rt. Rev. Robert B. Gooden, | Bishop Suffragan of Los Angeles, is to speak tomorrow morning in St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church. | Bishop Gooden is attending the church’s triennial general convention in Cincinnati and will return there for the Monday sessions.

BETHEL CHOIR TO SING

The Bethel M. E. church choir and orchestra, directed by Danvers Julian, will give a concert at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the Roosevelt-Temple

F. T. GREEN TO SPEAK Fred T. Greene, Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis president, is to speak on “The Objectives and Functions of the Federal Home Loan Banks” before the Rotary Club's weekly luncheon meeting Tuesday in the Hotel Claypool’s Riley Room.

PADDLE CLUB ELECTS

Miss Norma Miller has been elected president of the Shortridge Paddle Club. Other newly chosen officers are Martha Lou Sunderland, vice president and treasurer, and Patsy Jackson, secretary.

P.) .—British authorities to declare martial law throughout the Holy Land in an effort Arab terrorism growing out of discontent with the plan to divide Palestine into Sovereigh , Jewish and Arab states.

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British Ready to Order Martial Law in Holy Land Over Unrest

were ready today to crush

proclaiming martial law have been printed, it was learned, and distributed among the commanders of the British troops stationed at vital points. They will be put in force should the disor= ders continue. There were new reports of shootings—at Safed in the north and at Hebron in the south—and three including the wireless and customs houses, were fired and de= stroyed at Lydda airport. Wives and children of police of= ficials and constables in Hebron were being transferred to Jerusalem as a precaution against attacks. Meanwhile, it was believed that the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, Haj Amin El Husseini, 44-year-old spiritual leader of 837.000 Moslems, had escaped during the usion from the mosque of Omar where he had been under the surveillance of British authorities. The Grand Mufti, a direct descendant of Mohammed, took refuge in the mosque when threatened with arrest and deportation along with other members of the Arab supreme committee, which was dissolved hy British authorities following the assassination of the Gallilee district leader and a British constable. He did not appear at the custom=ary Friday service in the mosque and it was reported that the outbreaks of terrorism had been engineered to divert police attention and permit him to escape. Details of the ambush that resulted in the deaths two more that 24 constables, on night patrol along the Jerusalem-Hebron highway, were fired on by three groups abput six miles from Jerusalem.

DEANS ASSOCIATION T0 MEET THURSDAY

Californian Is to Address Women Educators.

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The Indiana Association of Deans of women and Advisers of Girls is to hold its annual convention in the Hotel Lincoln Thursday. Walter Dexter, California State Schools superintendent, is to speak at the luncheon meeting following registration and a morning business session. He is to be introduced by DeWitt S. Morgan, Indianapolis Schools Superintendent. At the business meeting, reports are to be given, officers elected, and a forum discussion on the correlation of high school and college deans’ records is to be led by Mrs. Ruth H. Shull, Manual High School girls’ adviser. Miss Ethel Faust, sity dean of women, character education p. m. dinner meeting.

LOCAL LAW GROUP MAY BACK INSTITUTE

The Indianapolis Bar Association today considered sponsoring of a Le gal Institute, a series of three lece tures on some legal subject of gene eral interest to lawyers by a rece ognized authority in the field. As tentatively outlined, the plan calls for the first lecture in November or December. Lectures would be given on successive weekdays and an admission fee to cover exe penses would be charged.

Taylor Univeris to talk on at the 5:30

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The Westview Baptist Church, Westview Drive and Belmont Ave., is to hold open house from 6:30 p. m. to 8 p. m. tonight.

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First Church of Christ, Scientist Indianapolis, Indiana announces a

FREE LECTURE on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE by Judge Samuel W. Greene, C. S. B.

of Chicago, Illinois

Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist,

in CADLE TABERNACLE

Ohio and New Jersey Streets

Monday, October 18, 1937, at 8 P. M.

The Public Is Cordially Invited to Attend £L

in Boston, Massachusetts