Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1944 — Page 5

al Meet ange d

‘Be Repre-2-Day Pro-

rvington.

f all races of -the hes of Marion 3, “One Faith, One conimunity,” Friat the Irvington

» banquet at 6:30 | discussion-group . m, to 8:30 p. m. vations for the made by Monday oung people in the stors or the office

ounty Council of n. The conférence 1e council and the . - James Brown is resident and Miss 5 in charge of pub=

anapolis churches \

Christian Chureh «= oblems” will be the ian Endeavor during evening, consideration blems concern: the meeting whose theme

liness~The Rev. Paul derson will preach 3 at day at 7:30 p. m Clatn, also of Ander omorrow. Both serve by the United Prayer -

- Chapel—The Tillman } of the 11th district uxiliary will sponsor ‘al ensemble and Miss e, soloist, In special m. vespers tomorrow, js 11th district chaire Bradford, unit chair« R. Lizenby will give ich with the music, er the hospital public

lders—~Third Christian ley will direct an in- ¢ of 12 pleces from chool in special musio will speak on. “It's it 9:30 a. m. tomor<

st Church—Dedication | Kong wien the other e offering will a fund for war Rev. Golden A. Smith averted Christians.”

reb--Judge Charles r the Thursday service

ist Church—Dr. Hows executive secre’ oy will

Tord's Prayer,” tomors

Methodist Churches the church will spon< White in a two-week s at 7:30 p. m. daily Harry punsan wl and the Rev. preside,

Kramer

irst Mass:

John Kramer, son®* Charles E, Krame ave., will say his je St. Philip Neri® Catholic church’ at 11 a m.“tomorrow. Fr. Kramer. was ordained in ceremonies at’ the Holy Family church, Oldenburg, -Ind,, yesterday. He and his parents will receive his. classmates and: friends from 6° sorrow at the resi~assisting~—at—the* Rev. Fr. Albert Rev. Fr. Jordan , and the Rev. Pr, . P. M., both cousriest, and the Rev. n Benten, a clas = {ramer, a nephew, er and the Rev. O. F. M,, another ach the sermon. - ;

TS SERIES . § MONS HERE

{arwood Sturtevant, Fond du Lac, Wis, he Great Essential’; ) Friday at noonday 1 on the Circle. vant's daily topics 3 “The Challenge of wer of Faith,” “The h” and “The Cone h” He will alse nter-parochial serv- | at 7:45 p.m, at the | dvent.

_By Willlam Ferguson 3

' Francisco where they spent the winter, in Los Angeles where they were guests of Mrs. Al F. Craigle who,"

Mrs. Ernest C. Ropkey Heads Hostesses For Assembly Woman's Club Meeting

MRS. ERNEST C. ROPKEY will be the hostess chairman for a 12:30 o'clock luncheon Wednesday in the Marott hotel for the members of the Indianapolis branch, State Assembly Woman's club. Following the luncheon Mrs. Paul White will give a book review. Those who will assist Mrs. Ropkey are Mesdames George H. Batchelor, E. A. Dausman, Floyd

McMurray, Hoyt Moore, Clarence Z. Wysong and O. U.

Newman, Mrs. Paul Layman, Detroit, and Miss Tella Haines. - ” ” 2 » # ”

The members of the Sunnyside guild will have a luncheon meeting Monday in the Columbia club. The hostesses for the event will be Mesdames Robert J. Clarke, Earl R. Cox, A. C. Crandall, George Dickson, G. W. Dunnington and William T. Eisenlohr. Mrs. Myron J. Autsin, guild president, has announced that every member of the organization will participate in the annual Red Cross roli call this month.

Parties Honor College Set

MISSES MARTHA McCONNELL, ELIZABETH OTT AND JESSIE LOU SMALL are entertaining a group of classmates from Denison and Indiana universities this week-end. Miss McConnell has as her guests from Denison Miss Patricia Kienker, Cincinnati, and Miss Winnie Smith, Cleveland, while Miss Ott's guests are Miss Jean Steinhardt, Chicago; Miss Maxine McGovern, New Albany, and Miss Esther Bailey, Greenwood, all of L U. Also coming from Indiana were Miss Helen May Michael, Frankfort; Miss Ann Shackleford, Ladoga, and Miss Joan Holmberg, Detroit. They are Miss Small's house guests. Mrs. John Noel Ott, mother of Miss Ott, will entertain tonight with a dinner at her home in honor of the week-end visitors. Additional guests will be Misses Barbara Patterson, Mimi Roberts, JoEllen Burroughs and Nellie Goll. Mothers of Misses McConnell and Small, Mrs. J. A. McConnell and Mrs. Ian H. Small, gave a luncheon today in Block's tearoom for the girls,

Shower for Betsy Wolfe

MISS BARBARA NOEL WILL ENTERTAIN with a kitchen.

apron shower and breakfast tomorrow morning at her home in henor of Miss Betsy Leckner Wolfe who will become the bride of Lt. Albert Malcolm Buck in a ceremony March 11.in the Woodstock club. The guest lst will include Mrs. Gayle B. Wolfe and Mrs, Harry 8. Noel, mothers of the bride- to-be and hostess, Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Graydon Weaver, Misses Nancy Camphet, Ann Davis, Elizabeth Kiger and Jane Leasure. tJ - os ¥ = -

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Craigle Sr. have returned from San En route home they stopped

before her marriage Jan. 7 to Sgt. Craigle, was Miss Diane Marlow. Sgt. Craigie, formerly of Indianapolis, is now overseas with the

‘Lovell, Mishawaka;

. tion will be Mrs. Richardson and

“of the church will provide the enfertainment.

364th fighters group of the army air

forces,

Delta Theta Chi State Council

To Hold Spring Executive Meeting

A state council meeting of one

officers by two other organizations are the highlights in today's sorority

news.

; The Indiana State ccuncil of Delta Theta Chi will have its annual spring executive meeting and luncheon tomorrow in the Antlers hotel.

Delegates to the meeting will inelude: Miss Rose Richards and Miss Eulalie Taylor, Terre Haute; Miss Helen Horn and Eugenia Yaggy, Ft. Wayne; Miss Maryalice Buzwell, Bouth Bend; Miss Betty Reynolds and Miss Kardese Howell, Muncie; Miss Millie Eggleston and Miss Lola Miss Marie White and Miss Louise Blom, Logansport; Miss Amy Adams and Miss Helen Rupley, Lafayette, and Mesdames Charles Willis, Max

Moss, Fred McCollum and Jerome C. Long, Indianapolis.

Members of the Alpha chapter, Sigma Delta Sigma, will have a business meeting at 8 p. m. Monday in the Warren hotel.

"Mrs. Louis M. Richardson recently was elected president of Chapter Y, P. E, O. Sisterhood. Other new officers are Mrs. Wilfred E. Chambers, vice president; Mrs. John R. Fletcher and Mrs. A. W. Kuerst, recording and corresponding ’secreJaies; Mrs. J. Harold Wright, treas- : Mrs. W., H. Frosch chaplain, nd ‘Mrs. J. L. McDermed, guard. Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. Frosch will be the representatives to the Indianapolis P. E. O. council. Delegates to the P. E. O. state conven-

Mrs. Wright and their alternates will be Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. McDermed.

Guild to Meet

The Wesleyan Sérvice Guild of Victory of the Meridian Street Methodist church will meet at 6:30 p: m. Wednesday at the church. Members of the Edwin Ray guild

! The monthly meeting of “the

Tuesday with Mrs.

2 = chapter, Service | Star legion, will be heid at 2 p. ;. Mrs. E. May

a. = Apna

sorority group and the election of

Madame Barzin To Lecture

Madame Betty Barzin will lecture on “Victory Is Not Enough” at 8 p. m. March 24, in the World War Memorial building. The appearance of the Belgian political writer and lecturer will be under the sponsorship of the American Association of University Women and the Business and Professional Women's club. Mrs. C. Loren Harkness, A. A. U. W. president, will preside and Miss Ruth Lewman, B. P. W. president, will introduce -Madame Barzin.

Mrs. Karl M. Koons and Mrs. Myra M. Wirenius, A. A. U. W. and B. P. W. program chairmen, are in charge of ticket sales. Mrs. Wilbur Appel of the A. A. U. W. will be in charge of usheis for the event.” The ushers will be Misses Agnes Brown, Elizabeth Gorman, Alice Hankins, Mary Bunting, Sallie McCurry, Norma McClintock and Mona Jane Wilson and Mrs. Paul Harris.

County P.-T. A. Sets Election

Mrs. George Moyer, nominations committee chairman for the Marjon County Council of ParentTeacher associations, has announced the candidates for office in the election to be held March 27. Candidates include Mrs. Basil Fisher, president; Mrs, . Claude Risley and Mrs. Moyer, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. Lester Boughton and Mrs. Rex Smith, corresponding and recording secretaries, and Mrs. Don Seerley, treas-

Schuyler Blue,

P. E. O. Group

‘Names Officers Mrs. L. L. Wilson recently was|D. Weary, guard. elected president; of Chapter AJ, P. E. O. Bisterhood. Other officers are: Mrs. R. M. Souder, vice presi-

_ |dent; Mrs. A. R. Nelson and Mrs, G. 0. Q Johnson, recording and (J. A. Mathews as alternates.

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Indianapolis

CHURCHES

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corresponding ‘secretaries; ‘Mrs. 8. B. Hughes, treasurer: ‘Miss Jose~ phine Stout, chaplain, and Mrs. C.

will be Mrs, Wilson and Mrs, B, W.| Lodwick and convention delegates Washington -st. The arrangements

Plan Card Party :

The Wayne Township War Mothers 2 will sponsor a card party at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the Wayne post 64, American Legion, 5566 W.

E. O. council representatives

be Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Nel- | committee includes Mesdames Wil-

, with Mrs.” Souder and Mrs. | liam Robinson, Robert Teeters, Fred

Sellers and Harvey Huffman.

py er

ue ow ve > id

Cordially ‘Invite You to Attend One of Their Services

EZENEZER

Millersville Rd.

REV. WILLIAM

8ermon VI—''God's Laws of Life.” Sunday School, 9°45 A." M. Worship Service at 11 A. M,

LUTHERAN

and Eastern PIFER, PASTOR

Saturday at the D. A. R. chapter

3 of their daughter, Beity, to Pfc. was

she is a member of Kappa Alpha tioned at New River, N. C. : 4. March 19 has been set as

will be at 7 p. m. in the Advent E daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John

1. The engagement of Miss Barbara Louise Kroeger to Lt. John William Gamble, U. 8. N. R,, son of Mrs. Harry Gamble, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Charles Kroeger. - 2. When the Magazine club celebrates its 55th anniversary next

and Mrs. Othniel Hitch will be among the members serving as hostesses. Mrs. Harry Dragoo, the club president, will preside. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bowes, Carmel, announce the marriage

and Mrs. James E. Powell, Charleston, W. Va. The ceremony Feb. 12 in the First Presbyterian church, New Bern, N, C. Both the bride and bridegroom attended Butler university and

house, Mrs. Russell Michael (left)

To Be Honored {With Dinner

4p. m. in the Marott hotel followed

‘Mayor Tyndall and Kenneth Miller,

Zane Powell, U. 8. M. C, son of

Theta sorority. Mr. Powell is sta-

the date for the wedding of Miss

Annette Larabee Lange and Elvin Howland Seaton. The ceremony

piscopal church. Miss Lange is the J. Lange, Traders Point, and the

prospective bridegroom's parents are Dr. and Mrs. Albert Seaton.

Alpha Latreian

Sets March 31 For Party

The 16th annual skating carnival, sponsored by the Alpha Latreian

Coliseum. Proceeds from the event will "be given to the Julia Jameson Nutrition camp in Bridgeport. Mrs. William H Walker will be the general chairmah for the party. Her assistants will be Mrs. Culver

C. Godfrey, ticket chairman, and Mrs. Arthur O. Pittenger, patrons committee chairman. . In the past 16 years the group has contributed $6562 dollars which has been used for improvements at

i the camp for under-nourished chil-

dren. Other Assistants

Team captains who will assist Mrs. Godfrey with ticket. sales are Mesdames Robert D. Coleman, Robert E. Gates, Paul Lee Hargitt, Lawrence M. Henderson, P. W. Vickery, Herbert E. Wilson, Francis A. Somner and Louis S. Hensley. Mrs. Pittenger's assistants will be Mesdames Silas B. Reagan, Robert McMurray, James E. Loer, Russell McDermott, Edward K. Hawkins, Walter Lehman and Hugh Carpenter.

To Elect Officers

An election will be held at 8 p. m. Monday by the Artman council of the International Travel-Study club meeting in the home of Mrs, R. J. Roller, 5119 Broadway.

Shaker

Madame Betty Barzin, Belgian political writer and author, will lecture at 8 p. m. March 24 in ‘the World War Memorial building. . Her subject will ge “Viectory Is Not Enough.” Madame Barus will be byought to Indianapolis under the sponsorship of fhe Amesican, Assoeis-

and Weis po | Harry

club, will be held March 31 in the!

Athelieuin Auxiliary

! India vapolis giris in the Camp Fire jorganization at 4 p. m. Tuesday {in Ayres’ Lwill present the ponds purchased {i the recent Camp Fire “Pledge-

Martha Allen

“Marching Along” will be the theme of the reception and dinner to be given Monday evening by the local Camp Fire Girls organization in honor of Miss Martha Allen, na-

tional organization executive. The reception will be held at 6

by the dinner at 6:30 p. m. Dr. Benjamin V. Andrews will give the invocation and the Horizon club chorus will sing the blessing. Honor guests in addition to Miss Allen will be Governor Schricker,

executive secretary of the Indianapolis Community fund.

Speakers’ Topics Mayor Tyndall will extend greetings and Miss Oranda C. Bansberg, local Camp Fire executive, will speak on “Forward Wjth Youth.” Miss Alien’s message will be “The Grand Review of Camp Fire.” Paul O. Ferrel, president of the Indianapolis council will preside. Miss Allen will meet with all

auditorium. The girls

CHURCH

40th and N. Capitol.

A. G. HOBBS Bible Study, 9:4

10:45 A. M—

“The Bible Is the

Revelation of God's Will to Man,”

45 P, M.—'‘Jesus,

Study in First Corinthian, Wea Ta P.M.

OF CHRIST HU-4041 JR., MINISTER 5 A M., Sunday. Complete and Final Our Sav

“DO YOu SEE?" | Rabbi Maro Goldblatt

Forum on the Jewish Question—7:45 P. M.

ROBERTS 2

Daa — Vermont Sts,

Dr. Bumne

Minister

RK CHURCH thodist)

r L. Martin,

A-Plane” campaign to the visitor. Two soldiers from Billings Gen-| sral hospital will give talks on the| part played by ambulance pianes| in the evacuation of wounded men. : The girls will take part in sing-| ing Camp Fire songs-and in the; Friendship circle ceremony.

Rotary Club

To Hear Discussion

ject Mrs. Elizabeth Patrick, Ayres’, fashion director,” will discuss ata" meeting of the Women's auxiliary] to the Athenaeum Turners Monday

night at the Athenaeum. | Hostesses for the meeting will

Metcalf, Henry Steichman, Eugenie | Sharper, Edward Gardner and John! Beck. ’

Helen Murray To Be Wed to Lt. Parcak

Miss Helen Virginia Murray will become the bride of Lt. John P Parcak Jr. son of John Parcak of Portland, Conn., in a ceremony at 7 o'clock tonight in the post chapel at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. The Rev. Fr. Finnan D. Kelly will hear the VOWS. A reception at the home of the bride's. parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Curry, 4039 Central ave, will follow the ceremony. The bride will be given in marriage by her father and will wear a street-length dress of silver gray crepe and carry a French bouquet of white orchids and gardenias.

Brides’ Attendants

Mrs. R. N. Daugherty, sister of the bride, will be matron of honor. She will wear a pale green frock. Another sister, Miss Mildred Curry, will be bridesmaid and will wear a light gold silk dress.. Both attendants will carry nosegays of gardenias; violets and carnations. Capt. Alan E. Shipley will be Lt. Parcak’s best man. The ushers will include Capt. Francis Chappelle, Lt. Arnold Goodman, Capt, Harry Berleski and Lt. James Durlacher. The couple will leave for a wedding trip and will be at home after March 13 at 3630 N. Meridian st. Mr. Parcak is stationed at Billings hospital.

Heady-Edwards

| [Vows Are Heard

~The North “Methodist church at

'scc 2 of the marriage of Miss

Ruth Heady to Jack Edwirds radioman 2-¢, U, 8S. N. R. The ceremony was read by Dr. Dallas Browning, pastor of the church. Mrs. Edwards is the daughter of Mrs Marion Heady, 5117 Park ave. and Mr. Edwards is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sefiries, 3947 N. Illinois st. The bride wore a navy "blue suit with. navy accessories and carried" an orchid. Her sister, Mrs. Clarence Kissel, was her attendant. She wore a gold suit with black accessories and a pink camellia

“Personality in Dress” is the sub-!

be Mesdames Albert Losche, Norman | day's club news.

8:30 o'clock last night was the

Schedules ‘Guest Speaker

A renelieon meeting and white elephant party are: features in to-

Miss Martha Allen, national Camp Fire Girls executive, will be the guest speaker for a 12:15 p. m.

Columbia club for members of the Indianapolis Woman's Rotary club. Miss Allen will discuss “Camp Fira Girls Work and Present World Conditions.”

Mrs. H. B. Sherrick, 1449 Jasper st., will be the hostess at 1 p. m. Tuesday for a meeting of the East Edgewood Homemakers club. A white elephant party will be the

‘i feature of the meeting.

The Rio de Janeiro chapter of the International Travel-Study club will meet at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Walter Rierden, 749 Gilbert ave. Mrs. Clayton Ridge will be the spekaer.

Members of the Tri-O-Dice club will meet at 1 p. m. Wednesday

with Mrs. Fred Haunss, 5017 E. New York st. Mrs. Lowell S. Love and Mrs.

John P. Voliva will be the hostesses for a luncheon meeting of the Officers Wives club at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Hotel Lincoln. Reservations may be made with Mrs. A. E. McConnell.

Y. W. to Note Observance Day |;

Business girls of the Indianapolis Y. W. C. A, will join with other professional women throughout the

world ‘in celebrating the 17th World-Wide Observance day Tuesday. The theme -for this year’s qbservance, which wil] deal with racial equality, is “Color Equality in the World Spotlight.” A dinner will be held at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday at the Y. W. followed by a panel discussion on the ob- | servance theme. The arrangements committee includes Misses Louise Scooler, Ida Lyle, June Phillips, Mary Walton, Rosalind Martin,

.| Betty Dorsey, Mary Smith, Pauline

Shull, Lewis.

Red Cross Opens Training Class .

Evelyna,Bonesteel and Anna

volunteer dieticians’ aids who will

First Friends Church

1241 N. Alabama St, Herbert Huffman, 9:30—Church School. 10:45—Morning Worship Subject:

"Dare We Look Upon the Face f God?"

:30—Quaker Club.

Minister

ST. MARK'S UNITED - LUTHERAN

Prospect and Linden Sts.

R. H. BENTIN

Sunday School Worship -

G, D. D,, Pastor

= 10:00 A. M. - =10:55 A. M.

FIRST

BRETHREN CHURCH 704 Park Ave. Geo. P. Snyder, D. D,, Pastor

Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Morning ‘Worship, 10:45 A.M,

“The Important Few’

Evening Service, 7:30 P. M. “COUNTED WORTHY"

Rev.

UNITED ‘

The Irvington Church of Christ

25 N. Layman Ave. Spit REV. “EARL WEST, MINISTER INVITES YOU TO HEAR ‘ITS WEEKLY

GOSPEL 8

WIRE 11430) S ATTEND SUN MORNING SERVICE, 10:45 A. EVENING SERVICE, 7:45 P.

ROADCAST unday—=8:30 A, M. DAY ER EL

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

This Historic

Henry Ward Beecher Was Minister Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts.

JEAN 8 MILNER, D. D.. Minister Morning Worship, 10:45 A. M. “WHEN LIFE SEEMS TRIVIAL" Church School, 10:45 A. M.

Church of Which

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

EPISCOPAL

ILLINOIS and REV. WILLIAM

Sunday, 8 A. M.

9:30 A. M.—Church ch: at College Ave, and 64th

11 A. M.—Holy Commaion

NEW YORK STS. BURROWS, Rector

—Holy Communion

‘and Sermon

PILGRIM HOLINESS

BROOKSIDE CHURCH 2101 Brookside Ave. Rev. Ralph McCrory, * Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Y. P. Meeting, 6:30 P. M.

Preaching at 10:30

luncheon meeting Tuesday in the,

A training class for Red Cross

A. M, and 7:30 P. M

Tune in WISH—11:30-12 P. M.

Midnight Gospel Call Every Sunda Night FORD Spo yy

Fundamental Baptist

MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST

Mills Rd. (off Mann Rd.) REV. EVERETT

YES 9:45 A. M.—8unday School and Church.

POR ' Old-Fashioned Gospel Pagan 7:30 P. M.—~Evening Service.

9:30—8unday School. 10:45—"Danger Ahead.” 7:30—*

CHRIST TEMPLE

(Apostolic Faith) 402 W. Fall Creek Parkway Sunday, 11:30 A. M,, 7:30 P. M,

oursquare Gospel Church

Woodlawn Ave. and Wright St.

‘I. Have Sinned.” REV. R. L. MENGES, PASTOR

10: :45

CHURCH OF CHRIST JOHN H. GERRARD, Evangelist, TA-7594

REV, Services Bra 2:30 and > 30P. M Our policy is to instruct hn “all Gospel

Truth, thereof.

MERIDIAN and VERMONT STREETS CARLETON W. ATWATER,

Thursday, 7:30 P. M., Midweek goervice Rem

West Side Gospel Tabernacle

Tune in Every Sunday, 1:30 P. M., WIBC Sunday Services, 2 and 7:30 P. M,

1002 8. Belmont Ave. THOMAS PAINO

B A. M.—Bible Classes. M.—Preaching and Worship. e.. Service— ‘ed, ~Eve. Bible Study

T3112 Miller St.

ZION

T * NORTH AND NEW JERSEY oF TREETS rinity Gospel Center FREDERICK R. DARIES. D. PASTOR 23 N. Davidson st. A. M.="Cods Way of Laver” OBLE_PRICE, Pastor Sevinehy by Pastor rogers " . 9:45 A. M.—Church School. 10:40 A. a ‘Revive Us Again.” Sermon by Pastor Daries. Wednesday—T:45 P,

be z

Thursday, 7:30 P

seeking no private interpretation M.—Lenten Services

BELLAIRE METHODIST

49th St. and Crittenden Ave,

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

D. D., Pastor

3A M.—Bible 8chool. STANLEY P. MAHAN, Minister , A. M.—Worship and Communio : Sermon: “Together ' P n. Warship—10:43 AM 6:15 P. M.—Youth Fellowship. Conteh School. 3:33 4.34, 7:30 P. M.— Worship. . M. Y.F.—6:45 P.M. Sermon: ‘Now or Never.

Evening Worship—T:30 P.M,

Asbury Memorial Methodist

Speaker, Judge C. PF.

Church

10:45 a.m.

“HAVE YOU A SHARE IN THAT?” Thurs, 7:15 p. m., Midweek Service

RAYMOND G. C. M. KROFT, Pastor HOEKSTRA Where—602 W. New York St. (Every Sunday) What—REVIVAL Yr by oung people. CALVARY When—March 5 to oy each night, 7:30. Who—Rev. E. P. White, Evangelist. TABERNACLE Harry Duncan, Song Leader 902 Fletcher Ave. For Whom—Everybody. U. R. Invited! aE oe . a Services Second Pilgrim Holiness 9:45 A. M. 11:00 A. M. 7:45 P. M. 1415 Cruft Street Rev George E. Huff, Pastor 10:30 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. Services TABERNACLE . Rev. James McClain, Anderson, will preach Y Pe Metin 2. 630 P.M. o oung People’s Meeting, Presbyterian Church Rev. Paul Billheimer, Anderson, will 34th and Central preach Monday at 7:30 P.M. DR. ROY EWING VALE CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH inister | DELAWARE and WALNUT STREETS 9:30 a.m. Bible School (700 North)

DR. W. A. SBHULLENBERGER, Minister i Bible Schobl—9:30 A.-M. Morning Worship—10:45 A, M.

SERMON: “Believe It; Believe It Not.” Music by excelient choir,

Youth Fellowship—5:20 P. M.

Divine Worship

Dr. Vale, preaching

Morning Service, 11 A. M. FIRST CHURCH, Meridian at 20th

FIFTH CHURCH, College Ave. at 62d

Sunday School

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

Branches of The’ Mother Church, The Pirst Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.

The public is cordially invited to our services ad [Pree Reading Rooms LESSON “MAN

N FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 5— Reading Rooms Church Edifice

SECOND CHURCH, Delaware at 12th 500p.m. 15 E. Wash. : 526 State Life THIRD CHURCH, Wash. Blvd. at 34th 8:00p.m. Church Edifice

FOURTH CHURCH, Pleasant Run

5232 E. Market Church Edifice 1611 Prospect

Parkway, S. Drive at Butler Ave. 5: ¥ 7.30 p.m. HRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY, 1609'2 Prospect : Third :30 and 11 A. M.

First, Second, Fourth, Fifth and C. 8. dbo 1AM. TESTIMONIAL MEETING, Wednesday Evening, 3 O'Clock

'Youth for Christ" Rally

7 P.M. Tonight Roberts Park Methodist Church

Delaware and Vermont Sts.

Bishop L. R. Marston

Director of the Church Counci] for men in Service. Scientist. Teacher in summer schools of Illinois, Iowa ~and Michigan universities, and Winona Lake School of Theology.

North. Methodis t

Meridian at 38th St. Dr. Dallas L. Browning, Minister Sermon Theme, 10:45 A. M.

“BE CONVERTED"

Angelus Hour for Youth— 6 P. M—9 P. M.

GRACE

Methodist

E. New York at Grant (4100 East) | E. Arnold Clegg, Minister 10:40 A. M, Sermon:

“Can Christianity Win?" 7:30 P

"The Greatest Word i in the English Language" We Welcome All Visitors

BAPTIST CHURCHES

Downtown

FIRST | Meridian and Vermont C. W. Atwater 10:50-7:30

CENTRAL G. H. O'Donnell

NORT: Harold W. Ranes East CALY ARY

Bratiove EM ERSON A

23d E. of Central 0:40-7: 52d and Norwaldo 10:30-7:30

3419 E. 234 St. 10:35-7:30 Emerson- RE oy, York George T. A ing 5-7:30 TU XEDO, DARE 29 N. Grant Tio Fast) U. 9:30-7:00 WOOD! OFF PLACE Walcott NE E. iss,

L. C. Trent 7:30 South

GARFIELD PARK Southern-Shelby

C. Spurgeon Paschall 10:35-7:30 HILLCREST Villa Ave.-Pleasant Run Ernest E. Ballard 10:30-7:30

ARDEN 314 N. Bright St. Clive McGuire 0:00-5:00 LYNDHURST Tras Dr. 8. of Wash. C. H. Scheick, H, Knudson 9:30-7:30 MEMORIAL 901 N. Belle View Seoree = Kim: :30-7:30 IVER

“Standard and Saver Ave, 10:30-7:30

G. D. *Bilieisen

NAZARENE CHURCHES “REV. JESSE TOWNS, DIST. SUPT. . 1115 King Ave.

Beech Grove—327 Main St. Rev. Stanley Moneymaker, 55 8. oth

“Come--unto-Me, —all -ye- that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” (Matt, 11:28.)

Better Come Early!

TIME

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Reg. service at

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giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ” (I Cor. 15:57.)

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GARFIELD HEIGHTS CHURCH OF CHRIST 2842 Shelby Street, Indianapolis, 3, Ind. Bible study, 10:00 A. M. Worship and preaching, 11:00—12:00 Evening service, 7:45 Wednesday evening Bible study, 7:45 W. L. Totty, Minister—GA rfield 1742

TRUTH BRIEFLY STATED

The English word church is found first in Matthew 16:18, when Christ said: “I will build my church.” It is translated from the Greek word ecclesia and means called out. Therefore, -the church is of great importance, for it is impossible to be called cut of sin and not be in the church.

The church is also. called “the house of God” (1 Tim. 3:15). House of God in this connection means family of God. The word house is often used in the Bible to mean family. For instance when the keeper of the prison asked: “Sirs, what must I do to be saved?’ he was told to ‘believe, in the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house” (Acts 16:30-31). See also Acts 16:34; Heb. 3:6, 11-7. The church is the house or family of God. We cannot join the church (family of God) anymore than we could join our earthly father's family, but we are born into it (John 3:5). When one is born again one is a child of God, and & member of His family— the church. All saved people are children of God; and all children of God are in His family. When one obeys the Gospel of Christ one is saved and added to the church. (Rom. 1°16; Acts 2:47.

Some have minimized the value of the church by teaching that salvation is outside the church. Such phrases as: “Be saved and join the church" are not found in God's Word. We might as well teach that one can saved and not be a child of God.

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