Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1942 — Page 6
RDAY, MARCH , 198 Mrs. Rothenburger's Body To Lie in State at Church
The body of Mrs. Leila Avery Rothenburger will lie in state from 2 to 4 p. m. tomorrow in the Madonna chapel of the Third Christian church. She died yesterday-<her 58th
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Church News— Palm Sunday Services Offer Bright Interlude In Churches Tomorrow
Song and Ceremonies of Praise Are Arranged by! Local Pastors for Feast Marking Christ's
Triumphal Entry Into Jerusalem.
Palm Sunday, recalling Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem, will be marked by song and services of praise|g
tomorrow, Just as that first Palm Sunday was a festive day preceding the dark tragedy of the crucifixion, so this Palm Sunday comes as a bright interval ih the midst of war At Christ church en the Circle. Episcopal church with a eity-wide patish, Cheston Heath will direct 30 men and bovs in the singing of a two-fold musical program at 4 p.m. The first offering will be Grounod's motet. “Gallia” and the second, a cantata, hh Death's Dark Tomb” by Bach, —— - An § am. Holy Communion serv-|p. Mm. evensong when the Rev. ice will open the day at Christ | Francis BH. Tetu will speak. chuteh followed by the choral] d & 4 eucharist, procession with palmsi qq, Missionary to the Gentiles ahd a sermon by the Rev. E. Alnger fc the sermon to be delivered by Powell, rector, at 10:45 a. m |Dr. EB Burdette Backus, minister. $£ & 8 at 11 a. m. in ALL SOULS UNI- : TARIAN CHURCH tomorrow. Paul C. E Service Set the missionary ie described by Dr the Capitol District Union of | Backus as “one of the most advenChristian Endeavor has extended | (urous and influential lives in his-| an invitation to the young peopleftory.” The sermon is seventh in d 4 of the eity,
friends and parents to a series now in progress i . : . s on ae Se provi at ® : » “ Passages of Hope Offered Amid Gloom of Holy Week
i the War Femoral A I Rucker, attorney, will auditorium, By EMMA RIVERS MILNER
dress the “big men's meeting” sponDoyle Zaring will speak on sored by the brotherhood of the “Christ's and My Cross Today.” The unyry METHODIST CHURCH| vouth choir of the West Side oie tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in the! shar $ “ 3 < car i “iil Posen ey Knapp rH i # The world is “heavy laden” this vear as holy week approaches. union president, will be in cahrge But Indianapolis people say the Bibie is full of hope and comfort for the hour, A local group of laymen, women and ministers were asked to cite scriptural passages which they considered particularly heartening. The passages and accompanying remarks are offered here on the eve of holy (week in war time ! I ey | Jesus, himself, became so heavy | | laden in his last days that he prayed all night in the garden. the New
Sings at Plaza
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Climax of Special Rites To Be Reached on Good Friday.
In their churches, lighted by candles and steeped in the atmos phere of Holy Week, Indianapolis people will receive the Holy Communion Maundy Thursday, Holy Week opens tomorrow and [rises to the peak of its solemnity oh Maundy Thursday and Good Friday. On the Thursday of the original Holy Week, Jesus ate the last supper with his disciples in an upper room in Jerusalem and thus inaugurated the Holy Communion, In addition to the communion, Indianapolis congregations schedule a variety of religious services marking Holy week.
Candlelight Processional
Beldon C. Leonard ®ill play the violin solo, Cavatina.” by Raff and there will be a candlelight proces. sional at the communion service at 7:45 p. m. Maundy Thursday in the DOWNRY AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. This will be preceded by a 2 p. m. sacrificial service cbnducted by the woman's missionary society when Lela ‘Taylor's litany, “Fellowship in His Suffering." will be presented. The noonday Lenten services at CHRIST CHURCH ON THE CIRCLE, which have brought many visiting clergymen to the city, will close with sermons delivered by the rector, the Rev. E. Ainger Powell, during Holy Week. The Rev. Mr. Powell will speak Monday through Thursday and conduct the service for the three hours on Good Friday, Holy Communion brated Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at 10 a. m. and Wednesday and Thursday at 7:30 a. m. at Christ church. There will be litany and penitential office Wednesday at 11 a. m.; litany and panaphora, Good Friday at 7:30 a. m.: and baptisms, Saturday at 4 p. m.
Evangelistic Services
The WINTER AVENUE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE will hold evangelistic services each evening at 7:30 p. m., tomorrow through April 12, The Rev. R. L. Rich of Bloomington will preach and there will be special music. The Rev, C. B. Carmony is pastor. The annual reunion service will be conducted by the Rev. William H. Knierim tomorrow at 4:30 p. m. in ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH. The Rev. Mr. Knierim will speak on “The World's Only Hope." The Rev, Henry 'Toogood will close his evangelistic series tomorrow in the UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS CHRISTIAN CHURCH preaching on “Voices From Calvary” in the morning and on “The Story of the Cross” in the evening. Dr. S. Grundy Fisher is church pastor, Maundy Thursday communion will be celebrated at the MERIDIAN STREET METHODIST CHURCH at 8 p. m.: also in the evening at the ST. MATTHEW'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH and at the BROADWAY METHODIST CHURCH, and at 10 a. m. in ALL SAINTS CATHEDRAL,
Revival to Continue Dr. La Verne Taylor will continue the revival in the ENGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH, preaching on some phase of the cross tomorrow at 10:45 a. m. and every evening next week. Dr. William C. Hartinger will speak at 7:30 p. m. in the ROB-
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, the Rev. William F. Rothenburger, is pastor of the church. The Madonna chapel was | largely Mrs. Rothenburger's own | creation. It was named by her on
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which she and Miss Wanda Grif« fin had presented to the church. Funeral services will be held in the sanctuary of the church at 2 p. m, Monday. The Rev, H B, McCormick, Lakewood, O, an old | friend of the family, will be in charge.
World Traveler
Poet, editor, world traveler and lecturer, Mrs. Rothenburger came of a line of intellectuals. She was born in Buffalo, N. Y.,, on March 27, 1884, and her father, Charles H. Avery, studied law under Grover Cleveland in that city, In Groton, Mass. a bronge figure of Capt. James Avery marks ihe site of the homestead he established seven years after John Alden built a house for the bride who did not choose to become Mrs. Miles Standish. No one but an Avery lived in that homestead from 16563 until 1805. Mrs. Rothenburger’s great uncle, Ezra Cornell, founded the New York university that bears his name. Her uncle, Dr. Elroy MacKensie Avery, was the author of To |+Avery Physics” and of a 12volume reference history of the United States.
Wrote “Candlelights at Dusk”
While attending Western Reserve university in Cleveland and the University of Michigan, the future Mrs, Rothenburger started herself on the career that brought her fame as a writer, . She wrote “Candlelights at Dusk,” a book of poetry published recent-
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ly, and numerous articles and poems for World Call magazine, interna= tional organ of the Disciples of Christ, published in Indianapolis. Culver-Stockton college conferred on her the honorary degree of doce tor of letters in 1936. Mrs. Rothenburger was president of the Indiana branch of the Amere ican Pen Women for two years. She was one of the founders of the Nae tional Council of Church Women and headed its department of inter racial relations for three years.
She Served on Y. W. Board
She served on the board of the Y. W. C. A, the executive commit= tee of the Home Brotherhood and the pension board of the Disciples of Christ.
Survivors, besides her husband, are three daughters, Mrs. Ruth Mae Ferguson, Princeton, N. J.: Miss Wilma Rothenburger, a student at DePauw university, and Miss Jane Rothenburger, Indianapolis, and a brother, Elroy Putnam Avery, Bufe falo.
LUTHERAN SPEAKER
LOGANSPORT, Ind, March 28 (U.P) ~The Rev, F, H. Knubel of New York, president of the United Lutheran Ohurch in America, will address the 95th annual convention of the Indiana synod to be held 4 | here May 11-14. Daily services dure
ing the meeting will be conducted by the Rev, A. R. Swasko of Vale paraiso, Synod chaplain,
Gordon Kronoschek
Gordon Kronoschek and 26 other members of St. Catherine's Catholic church choir, directed by Paul BE. Eggert, will sing at the outdoor Way of the Cross de« votions Good Friday. The des votions, always attended by thousands of Indianapolis people, are held from 2:80 to 3 p. m, in the War Memorial plaga. They are sponsored by the Indianapolis council 437, Knights of Colum bus. Station WFBM will broad« cast the program.
Dr. Kershner | . taught Filipinos from the well-worn Bible above.
DR. BRUCE RERSHNER, onetime missionary, now a Butler College of Religion professor, taught the natives in their thatched huts on Lugon, PI. In | the picture, he reads the Bible by a “Kinki" erude, home-made oil lamp. while a white sheet in the
background forms the partition between rooms as on the island. Dr. Kershner says he wore either a white coat, or the white shirt with a black tie and no coat. He traveled for years overland and through the forests of the Philip pines mostly on foot,
Plan Week Of Services
A 4:30 p. m. veunion service in the ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL AND | REFORMED CHURCH schedules | the address. “The World's Only World” bY ggpe® by the Rev. William H Stainer will be sung by the choit| gynierim. pastor for 11 vears: roll] and the Rt. Rev. Richard Ainslie a) and a reading by Mrs. Harry Kirchhofter, bishop of the diocese | Schwab, of Indianapolis, will administer the | Pi i [estament eto, AfSIWard, he sacrament of confirmation tomor- C. E Oldham. teacher of the carried oh to the end rox at 10:45 a. m. in ST. MAT" | Aten RB. Philputt men's class of the How he did it. is commemorated db EP Ty URC CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH | in the drama of holy week. The The Rev. J. Willard Yoder, vieat| winl speak on “Open Opportunities” | avical story opens with Jesus’ tri- [doubting Thomas which follows: will celebrate Holy Communion a tomorrow morning. [umphal entry into Jerusalem on| © , . blessed are they that have Sie | La Palm Sunday and progressing from|not seen and yet have believed.” dt Ministers of the city and mem- (ragic episode (0 tragic episode, |John 20:20. Give Musical Play [bers of their congregations have| through trial and crucifixion, ends The musical play. “Angels in the | been nviten to hear the Speen ne | the tomb Garden” Wil be presented by the 00% Cod, Searching for 8 Mab. | Buster, with ts message of SV quourd the US. New Mexico, is youth choirs of the IRVINGTON p.m LOMIOLTOW itt the BARNES | lasting ite. is the ory's seq a young man from Indiaanpolis, METHODIST CHURCH tomorrow pm tomar CHURCH. The ser. | § & # bieut I 8 Rickard Smith. His at 7:30 p. m. Mrs Bernice Feej oo win dime : of ecelebras| mother, Mrs. Matthew Smith, exNi Sill direct the adult choirs Mon Will climax a day of celebra-| Refers to Mark
; : : i reSSes ith and confidence that ! ¢ will be HE . AUU SHAVER A Biblical passage which has al- Rod Se Te as good care of in the morning when there : of the Rev. Mr. Skelton as a pastor £ al passay as al- |God can te s Q a baptismal service and reception
ways been popular with Wilbur DD. Rich" on the sea as on the land. of members by the Rev, Clarence Peat, director of the Herron Art| She savs also that the entire A Shake, pastor
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All Churches Will Join In Worship at English's.
English's theater, historic playnouse, again will be the scene of religious services based on the greatest drama the world has ever known-—the passion and crucifixion of Christ. The services, in which all denominations will be united, will be held Monday through Thursday of Holy Week from noon until 1 p. m. and from noon until 3 o'clock on Good Friday. They were planned by the Indianapolis church federation and the executive secretary, Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel,
McPheeters First Speaker
“The Sword Pierced Heart,” a sermon by Dr. C. A. McPheeters, federation chairman of religious work and evangelism and pastor of the North Methodist church, will open the week's program Monday. Dr. Charles Armentrout will lead devotions,
On Tuesday the Rev. Theodore Fisher will speak on “The Shadow in the Background” and the Rev. Edward K. Hardy will lead devotions. Bishop Fred L. Dennis of the United Brethren Northwest area will give the address, “The Unfaltering Spirit," and Dr. L. C. Trent will conduct devotions Wednesday. “Unconscious Prophecy” will be Dr. Homer E. Turney's subject Thursday when the Rev. J. W. Yoder will lead devotions.
Mrs. Garten says she hears far too much talk about death and destruetion, She thinks Bible times and our own are so similar that the whole of the Bible applies to life. But she quoted as a favorite passage, part of Jesus' speech to the
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Church Congress Arranged May 5-8
The 650th annual church congress of the Episcopal church will bring bishops, dignitaries and laymen from all over. the United States to Indianapolis May 5 to §. “Drift or Mastery in a Chang- | ing World” is the theme of the convention for which the Rt. Rev, Richard Ainslie Kirchhoffer, bishop of the Diocese of Indianapolis, Governor Schricker and Mayor Sullivan extended the invitation. The congress was organized in 1874 by Phillips Brooks and others
“to provide an unofficial platform where men might express different | points of view on the church, its faith and practice, on contemporary life and on the relationship be- | tween the two." |
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Old Fashion Revival
Charles E. Fuller Old Hymns and Gospel Preaching WIBC—8:00 E M. Sunday 10%0 Kilooycles Continuous Internae national Gospel Broadeast
= = ® John F. Edwards will baptize children, receive new members and preach on “The Cross and You" | Ry {at a service featuring special Palm Ny Plan Cantata Sunday music tomorrow at 10:45) § Rev. Roland C. Pickhardt 3 mm in the BROADWAY METH- | § assistant pastor of the FIRST BAP- ODIST CHURCH. TIST CHURCH. will read the continuity for the cantata, “The Triumph of the Cross” presented by | the augmented choir of 35 voices,
n i ; I institute, is: {Bible means so much to her, that
“For what like Mrs. Garten, she believes that shall it profit athe whole of it applies to the whole man if he gain!of life. the whole world 8 4 #4
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soul" Mark! 8:36. | From today's confusion, W. RowThere is now land Allen of Li 8S. Ayres & Co. a tendency to would lift our forget the val-| thoughts with ue of the indi- these lines: “Finally, breth-
vidual in a Mr. Peat world which is ren, whatsoever things are
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= = = At the unified service at 9:30 a |v m. tomororw in the RIVERSIDE! ; | METHODIST CHURCH, Dr. Blaine at 7:30 p. m. Percival Owen, or- | Kirkpatrick, minister. will speak | ganist. will direct the music and | “Sacrificial Love, a Pathway to soloists are to be Farrell Scott, John | pois ang receive new members | Haner. George Newton and MES. |g. ogi i present a musical | Ruth Kreipke program at T:30 p. m. preceding rife W * labs & #£ 4 ithe 6:30 p. m. intermediate and hans weve "The CE AL Youn EROS. Sheratien and the value of the in- whatsoever things be sung by the £ aS b= : ; ” TaN CHURCH choir directed by| The mortgage on the church will} dividual in the quoted scripture. nh ae Fred Jefry tomorrow at 4:30 p. m jbe burned at the Nbtiecaming ser a g 4 ¢# PALE WHAtwerer Nrs. Jefry will play the organ ac-jice celebrating freedom from all : 8 companiment and Lillie King Shaw [debt at the South Side church of Rebound Possible Mr. Allen SNS ue tert: and Edward E. Little will sing the{God tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. The] We are in the wilderness now. are of good report if there be solo parts. Rev. M. P. Rimmer, first pastor of|in one of ADO ocursing gn any virtue. and if ' \nere be any . hater af ir- |the church, will deliver a short ad- [sions of civilization, deplores £1 hei ot & 3 er DE and the Rev. Harold Bover Errol T. Elliott, pastor of the First i lk think on these things.” Phil. Maunder's “Olivet to Calvary’|present minister, and the trustees|Friends church But we need not |*™ “wallow” in it; we can bound from
5 ists | will burn the mortgage OLTON 10:45 a. m. Soloists|V tpn " 3 a 3 are Robert Schumann, Harry Cough- | - it. he says penny Zoey, Come Unto Me . ie “¥rite Jarge aCross Reduced to their essence, these
an Jr. and De Witt Talbert. Mis would ant Edenhatter is music director Jewry to Mark the Biblical injunction to men: passages suggested by Indianapolis “The voice of one crying in Ne folk, to put heart in a heavy-laden| ERTS PARK METHODIST Passover Feast wilderness, prepare ye the way o | world, seem to be embodied in the| CHURCH Tuesday and Wednesday the Lord, make His paths straight.” all-inclusive one also quoted by |®nd there will be a candle light The jovous feast of the Fashrge Mark 13: Fry Chaplain Cleary: communion service at the same will be observed by Indianapolis
“Com unto me all ye hour Thursday. Jews next week beginning Wednes- | nsolation ome ¢ ( ! Silent communion will be cele day at sundown. Words of Cons that labor and are heavy |brated from 7 to 8 p. m. Thursday The Jewish people will recall their | Chaplain William D. Cleary of the| jaden and 1 will give you |and Bible study held every other deliverance from bondage in Egypt chaplains’ school at Ft, Harrison,| 4» Jy > rest. Matt. 28. \ \ |
Free Expression Urged |
At the meetings, men and women who do not see eye to eye, may feel free to air their views about all subjects from the Sunday news-, paper to the value of the Holy| Communion as an approach to God. | Plans for the congress have| been in progress for two years. The |: Rev. John M. Nelson, vicar of All| Saints cathedral, is in charge of] information. Discussion sessions will be in the Columbia club and!
religious meetings in St. Paul's and Christ churches.
METHODIST GIFTS TO MISSIONS GAIN! ,
| A comparison of gifts to missions! 15 P.M Mid-Week | Service.
for the first nine months of the fis-!| - - - EE ——— ROBERTS PARK METHODIS cal year just ended and those for r CRUNCH
Delaware at Vermont St, the corresponding period of the year before show an increase for the Indianapolis Methodist area. The total gifts of the denomina-! tion of about 8,000,000 members, | however, was less, The Indianapolis area gave $113.771 for the mentioned period, a gain of 18.8 per cent over the year before. Bishop! Titus Lowe is bishop of the In-| dianapolis area. The Methodist church guve 2.
375,277 to world service, a drop of | $65, 861 from last year. i GOOD "1560 to 3 7 Tse Sour Service
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Second Presbyterian
The Historie Church of Which Henry Ward eecher Was Miliister Vermont and Pennsylvan JEAN 8S. MILNER, D. D., Minister Morning Worsi 11 M. Sermon by Dr. Thos. ry Aine Church ¥chool, 9:30 M. Thursday va -Easter
m. RON Friday Services on Air
“Victory through Sacrifice” is the theme of the English theater serve ices which on Good Friday will be broadcast over WIBC.
Other Good Friday services will be held by individual neighborhood churches and groups of churches and by many downtown congregations. From noon until three o'clock. there will be programs in Keith's theater, St. Paul Episcopal. Christ Episcopal, Roberts Park Methodist, and the First United Lutheran churches, the Wheeler Mission and the Salvation Army. The Zion Evangelical and Reformed church schedules services for 7:30 i m. Good Friday.
CRAIN WILL SPEAK TO CHURCHWOMEN
Dr. James A. Drain of Indianapolis is to be the guest spueake: for the Indiana Council of churchwomen at its meeting in Ft. Wayne, April 14 to 16. Mrs. J. H. Smiley of Indianapolis is president. Dr. Crain will give four addresses in all, the first at the executive board session and the other three, for the convention. His subjects (in order are: | “All Areas of Life”; “The Cross for the Swastika”; “An Emerging World Church”; and “World Revolution.” The speaker is secretary of social education and social ac-! tion for the Disciples of Christ. Symposium leaders for the convention are the following from Indianapolis: Mesdames R. J. Hudel(son, F. Marion Smith, Reuben | Mueller, Virgil Sly and Miss Gene- | vieve Brown. (
HEAR “JACKIE” BURRIS
WORLD RENOWNED EVANGELIST
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TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN
34TH and CENTRAL Dr. Roy Ewing Vale Rev. Stewart W. Hartfelter Ministers M. Bible School, 10:45 A. M.
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= = = i “Resurrection.” a cantata by Man- | nev. will be sung by the adult choir of the CENTENARY CHRISTIAN CHURCH under the direction of William Moon tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. Ride On. Ride On." anthem by Scott, will be presented by the
Sumner L. Martin, Minister,
Morning Worship, 10:45 a. m.
Sermon Subject: “RIDE ON IN MAJESTY."
members, T45 p. Mm.
J. C. Bartlett, Direct or,
Baptism anda reception of
11. evening by the Rev. M. O. Robchoir of the DOWNEY AVENUE|as they recite the Seder service inl ould console ia ghar bins, pastor, in the VICTORY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, directed by|the synagog and eat the traditional the soldier on
i ‘ " SOT ¥'} METHODIST CHURCH. Reldon CO. Leonard at 10:35 a m. foods of the Passover Seder in the the battiefield, Catholics Bless
or will cing! temple vestry or in the home. : Dr. Rapheal H. Miller of St. tomorrow. Durethy Glover will sing “The brotherhood and sisterhood | his parents back Louis, editor of the Christian Evan“The Palms” and Geraldine Trotter, home and dis- Palm Tomorrow Catholics, children
will join in the presentation of the gelist, former pastor of the Nat- ; There will ] p ; ¢ ev selections from Mozart. rere Passover Seder Thursday evening in | tressed folk ev- ional City church, Washington, D. be a vesper baptismal service at & ervwhere with p and adults, will be given blessed palm branches at Palm Sunday
the vestry of the Indianapolis He- C., and onetime president of the p.m. brew congregation. The same eve- gych words as International Convention of the . & 8 ning there will be a Seder also at hee: a | Disciples of Ohrist, will conduct The choir of the ROBERTS PARK | the Beth-El Zedek temple. “Let not your a (masses opening Holy Week tomor-| .etings in the LINWOOD METHODIST CHURCH will pre-| Unleavened bread. called mateos, jt be trou- row. CHRISTIAN CHURCH tomorrow bled. ve believe Catholic churches the world over ” |announce special devotions with the Chaplain Cleary |plessing of the palms tomorrow and
sent its annual program singing the which symbolizes the haste with through Friday. Dr. Miller is the cantata, “From Death to Life by Which the children of Jere! left i God. believe father of the church pastor, the Bartlett, under the direction of Egypt. and other dishes posing also in Me" Frank S. Watkins at 7:45 p. m. the hardships of bondage Will be 0 “000 00 «f can do all things continuing each day. with special through Christ which strengtheneth ! jemplinss on Wednesday evening,
Rev. Rapheal H. Miller Jr. ‘eaten. Among all Jews, the Hag- Other Services Listed Sv. gadah, containing the ritual of the Phil. 4:18. ly Thursday, Good Friday and| Dr. Miller's topic for Thursday Patients at the VETERANS ger, will be read the world over. il | Holy Saturday. The schedule at Ss.|évening at the candlelight commuHOSPITAL will hear selections bY Temple religious schools will fea- & 4 # | Peter and Paul cathedral is typical [Dion service will be “The Secret ture programs presented by the Quotes Favorite Passage ¥
a quartet and a talk by the Rev. | The Rt. Rev. Ravmond Noll, V. G. |Place” and on Friday, at the closing Charles R. Lisenby, Protestant chjlgren. The note of hope. in ‘will celebrate the 11 a. m. mass Service. “The Meaning of Sacriwill, Everlasting lite would be a re- : " {reshing change as a topic of con-
ENRAIN, DITA Ee Zuni spite of war ang desolation. wi tomorrow in the cathedral when hoe Vey. 1 address system, tomorrow a 1 mark all celebrations. Passover is palms will be blessed and distrib- he Rev. Joseph P. Wolpe, Italian | versation to Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten, lecturer. As she goes about
at 5:30 p. m, observed for seven days by reform uted. They will be distributed again evangelist of Chicago, will be prethe country giving book reviews, |
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Annual Cantata by the Choir,
FROM DEATH TO LIFE. Frank 8S. Watkins,
HOLY WEEK SERVICES. 7:30 P. M. Tuesday and Wednesday,
Dr. Wm. C. Hartinger, preaching.
Indianapolis
Thursday—Candlelight Communion.
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THE MINISTER AND THE MEMBERSHIP
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Delaware and Walnut Streets
INVITE YOU TO PALM SUNDAY SERVICES
9:30—Bible School for Young and Old. 10:45—Worship. Adult and Junior Choirs, Sermon—"Christ in the City.” 4:30—“The Crucifixion,” Siainer. Sung by Church Choir. Mr. Fred Jefry, Director. Mrs. Virginia Jefry, Organist. 6:00—Youth Groups. DR. W. A. SHULLENBERGER,
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§ § & Jews and for eight by the ortho- lat 4 p. m. devotions. sented in a revival by the SOUTH Minister.
dox. isl p SIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZABishop to Preach RENE beginning Wednesday evenThe Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter,
ing. Services will be held weekbishop of the diocese of Indianap-|days at 7:30 p. m. and on Sun-| olis, will give the sermon for the|days at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.| devotions Wednesday evening and
Children Will Particioate In Palm Sunday Programs celebrate the mass of the pre-sanc- Hs SE , tified at 8 a. m. Good Friday morn-
Dr. J. M. Horton, executive sec- | junior departments tomorrow ing. Good Friday is the only day|'etary of the Indiana Baptist conmorning. Dr. F. Marion Smith, in the year when mass is not cele- ee heal gd a4 : : ‘wi “ vices 30 po. m. Seng. pastor, will preside. a aise Pastor, will preach on “Courage of brated and holy communion is not |eVangelistic services a ng a |Jabd added their voices to praise |, Commanplace.” In the evening distributed.
in the CALVARY BAPTIST . : : sung by the multitude when He rp” ene Duncan, chaplain of| In addition to the services in the|CHURCH. The Rev. William O. (Also Moving Pictures of Solomon Islands, Java, rode into Jerusalem on the Sunday | 4). Woman's Prison, will give an cathedral and the neighborhood
Breedlove, pastor, will give the ser- ; Singapore, Burma in Technicolor): : before the crucifixion. Good ns th t of th k at th 3050 mo e rest week a e } : Merle Sidener will speak OD ne Ever since, boys and girls navy} ISH fale oh oslie gt 4 Triday, Shee el same hour Shrdah Friday, SUNDAY ———— Inspiration of Christ's Crucifixion” played an important part in the! Dr. Sidney Blair Harry will bap- | o ss 2:30 P. M. . . . Outstanding Sermon On Bi Pro and Marion Gatlin, vice president of | festivities and services marking the|tize children. receive new members util 3 Pm. in downtown St. John’s URGES UNITY OF MINDS " ‘ 9 bles phony. employment, will be host to 100 |anniversary of that day, now called | and preach on “A Glamour Day ina The solemn season of anit will] A uniting of minds will bring a The World $ Cry For A Superman’ guests from the Zenite Metal Corp. | | Palm Sunday. Simple Life” tomorrow morning in : uniting of action. Dr. Curtis W. AND
A Lenten musicale with a program of anthems. hymns, votal numbers by a trio of little gitls, and selections by a string ensemble, a violinist, and brass and accordion trios is scheduled for 7:30 p. m. tomorrow by the BETHANY LUTHERAN church. Miss Myrta Tilson and Mrs. O. C. C. Fefta will direct’ Children strewed palm branches the music and the Rev. J. Luther and flowers in the path of Jesus
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at the Palm Sunday meeting of the
Jack Nordholt, one of a class to
the Meridian Heights Presbyterian | COMe to a close on Holy Saturday
church. {with the ringing of the first bells land the first alleluia hailing the Boys and girls will be received risen Lord.
into church membership and there| . 'REALITY' IS TOPIC
will be a baptismal service conducted by Dr. William F. Rothenburger at 4:30 p. mn. tomorrow in the Third] All Christian Science churches Christian church. {will study the lesson-sermon subThe morning service will be|jéct, “Reality,” tomorrow. The Children of the Central Avenue youth-centered and include music| Golden Text is “A good man out of church will present a|directed by Prof. Joseph Lautner|the good treasure of his heart, and a sermon also by Dr. Rojjhen: bringeth forth that which is good.” "burger. Luke 6:45.
CHRISTIAN MEN BUILDERS he confirmed tomorrow at the Zion | CLASS IN THE THIRD CHRIS- Evangelical and Reformed church, TIAN CHURCH. has never missed a session of the i dd preparatory classes even though he! p lives il ‘ The Gholf will sing “Al Glory ives 10 miles from the church
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