Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 September 1944 — Page 4
Pastor Zorn
Marked Tomorrow.
piversary of the ministry of their| tehurch.
be given by Dr. Arndt, the Ret. tary,
: Thé Rev.' Paul Conrad of New. y i i k, Miss Elsie Kittlitz, missionYear in Pulpit to Be Fook from India, 4nd the Rev. G. C. Mitchell- will address the evening x : session’ of the Indianapolis Baptist, The St. Paul's Evangelical Lu- association Tuesday in the Em-| ran church will mark the 50th manuel Baptist , 5
More than 150 for, Dr. H. M. Zorn, with festive pastors and lay and a dinner LOMOITOW. |4e1egates from Prof. William Arndt of Concordia’ 'Baptist churches minary, St. Louis, will give the! on itend the s at the 10:30 a. m. service all- day meeting two sons of Dr. Zorn Will yeoinning at 9:30 | p as lturgists. They are the , ,, There will | v. Kurt M. Zorn, on leave from p. 45 afternoon ‘mission station in India, and cession also, beRev. Kari M. Zorn of New ginting at 1:30 ; p. m. preceded by Dr. Conrad Governor Schricker will be among noon luncheon and followed by din= 3 rs at the golden anni- ner Dr. George D. Billeisen is versary dinner at 5:30 p. m. in the moderator of the association and church" hall. Other addresses Will pr. Clive McGuire, executive secre-
; Baptists Yo Hear Address. "By Missionary From India
The Rev. Floyd F. Smith, host tor, will give the address of welcome; Dr, McGuire wil] direct the
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period given to departmental re-
ports, and the Rev. Ralph P. Wade will present a digest of church let- " |ters at the forenoon session, “Baptist City Planning in Greater Indianapolis” will be discussed in a symposium by Dr. L. C. Trent and the Rev. Haakon Knudsen at
the morning session. The Rev. C. H. Scheick is chair-
man of the nominating committee
which will present the slate of new officers including the moderator. The annual meeting of the permanent council will be held at 6:45 p. m. Present officers in addition to the moderator are Mrs. John Henthorn, clerk; Warren M. Bruner, executive committee chairman, and Roy A. Cotton, treasurer,
Louis Wambganss, Paul M. Zom, C. R. Nennert and Dr. H. F. Beck-
the Arthur Jordan trio, the St. Paul's Girls’ chorus, Miss Mildred Baumgart and St. Paul's octet.
Leidolf and Charles Specker. Girls]
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for youth,
. tional general secretary for religious: education of the Disciples of Christ,
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‘What It Means to Me” at th
tion, tomorrow morning.
What's Cookin’ in Sports— THE INDIANS will wind up a none-too-successful baseball season tomorrow at Columbus. . . . While their all-season play earned them no better than sixth place in the A. A. race, the team has been doing much better recently. . . In their last 33 games, they won 19, lost 13 and tied one. + « « Not bad. . . , Indianapolis’ Bil] Talbert went to the national amateur tennis finals at Forest Hills, N. Y., by defeating Francisco Segura, then was beaten by Frankie Parker, an army sergeant from Muroc field, Cal. . . . Rhodius park swimmers won the Jack Shaffer memorial trophy in the annual championship meet at Garfield park, . The Hoosier college football season is getting under way. The high school season opens this week-end, although most teams will not get under way for another week or two, . . . Bert (Red) Haviland has been named head basketball coach at Southport high school. wT Local Flier Freed—
.. SEVERAL LOCAL fliers were released from prison camps in Romania when that country joined the allies. . . . The local Red Cross made public a report on the physical condition of 60 wounded American prisoners of war held in Germany. . . . The report that allied wounded were receiving the sanre treatment as German wounded relieved the home folks. , . + Freeman field, near Seymour, Ind., has been selected as the site for the army's first helicopter training school. -, . . Hundreds of German prisoners of war have been helping in the tomato fizlds ami canneries, thus averting a possibly serious labor shortage, . .. Harvest of Jonathan apples now is under way in southern Indiana. : *
Stickers for Jaywalkers— THE SAFETY BOARD is considering a _ proposed ordinance permitting police to hand traffio stickers to pedestrians who jaywalk 3 and otherwise violate traffic rules. . . . That way, * the erring walkers could pay their fines in cafeteria court instead of going to trial, . . . Lawrence P. Parsons, city personnel director, said discharged war veterans will be given preference in filling mu-
A. Lynch, chief of the city fire prevention departmenf died of a he art altar as
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Alex L. Taggart, county rationing administrator, notified motorists that “A” coupon gasoline books will be renewed Sept. 18, 19 and 20 at selected public schools.«. . . The park department is suffering from a serious ‘manpower shortage, with the return to school ‘many youths who held summer jobs, . * Some of the factories, stores and other busi~ firms are finding it difficult to replace employees who have quit to go back fo
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man. Music will be presented by Dr. Carpenter at
Methodist Rally
Julius P. Mussman, chairman of Dr. Guy. O. Carpenter, district the board of trustees, will ll his| g orintendent will preside at the traditional role of toastmaster, adoption of the annual program at * The following churchwomen willl 0" ohristian Education rally for prepare the banquet: Mesdames ¢p, wathodist district tomorrow at - Edward Baumgart, Louis Schmidt, |,.3, p. m. at the Central Ave. 5 Emma Davis, Walter Stahlhut, Nor-| yrathodist shurch. bert Franz, Alfred Kehibeck, Roland| gfjcers and church school teachoy ers, members. of local boards of of the Walther league and the qq, cation and pastors are expected chorus will serve. to attend, The Rev. A. M. Brown will present the program and the
{Rev. 8. P. Mahan will preside.Back to Church Day Mrs. Karel McKee, district - director of Christian education, will For Youth Slated ig he superintendents’ ‘division; Dr. C. A. Shake, the pastors’ di-
= Following “back to school day”|Vision; Mrs. Charles E. Smith and | this week, youth and adults of the Mrs. G. H. Walker, the children's,
. Dr. George Oliver Taylor, na-| CHAPLAIN BARRACK TO LEAD SERVICES
will speak on. “Back to urch—| Chaplain . Nathan Barrack,--new i rabbi at Billings General hospital, hour. Charles Retherford, youth| will conduct the regular Friday fellowship president, will preside.|evening services at 7 o'clock inj The entire evening program, in| the hospital chapel. charge of youth, will be presented! Sabbath eve services will be held - in co-operation with Dr. WwW. A.l {in the Ft. Harrison chapel at 8:30 ++ Shullenberger, minister, and his as- |p. m. Mrs. ‘David Lipp is chairsistant, Miss Nellis C. Young. Dr.;man of the committee from the InShullenberger will deliver his first disnapolis Council of Jewish women, sermon, since his return from vaca-| {who will serve refreshments at the | soctat ‘hour following these services.
nicipal jobs. . . . Bernard ~--z
Schedule Sermon . By Bishop Lowe
BISHOP TITUS LOWE of the Indianapolis Methodist area will give the 10:30 a. m. sermon at the
—==gentral - Christian” “ehurch will| division; the Rev. A.J. Coble and nsor a “Back to Church day” Mrs. A. T. Wittenbrock, the youth | YMOITOW. | division, and E. B. Hargrave and The day is expected to be ob-|{R. E. Jenkins, the adult division. | served by large groups of young The Rev. R. L. Klausmeier, the Rev. | people in attendance at Sunday C. R. Query and Mrs. McKee form | school and morning worship and, {the program committee. Dr. Dalls * climaxed by vespers followed by a | L. Browning will bring the rally to a| social program and refreshments close with an address,
; Te 3 Page 2 WHAT'S CEBKIN Continued from Preceding Page In the Mail Bag—
THE CIVIC Theater workshop Is collect ing the names of its actors and workers in the armed forces for a plaque. The come mittee—Miss Eldena Lauter, Richard Eisenbach, Kenneth Lemons, Norman Green, Mrs. Walter Houppert and Mrs. Don K. Addicott
—already has 185
want to miss anyone ... If you know of any who qualify, write Miss Lauter, 1715 N. Pennsylvania. .. . A note from Fred J. Hayoz calls
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as filing claims for benefits, job placement and general information. , is general chairman of the center committee, . A nice letter from Clarence D. Catron,
So. M. 3-¢; in the “What's Cookin"”
that a “What's Cookin’” fan, John Swigart,
S. 1-¢, is home on
duty in the Pacific. . . , He's visiting his sisters, Patsy and Ruth. . .. And now for the birthday greetings. . . Sgt. William Matthews, India, Sept. 15, ' Mother, Family. Lane, England, Sept. 27, Aunt Clara, Uncle Henry, Uncle John, , . J. Carey Jr. Iran, Amelia, Brothers, Sister. . .
George L. Logan, Freda, Skinny. .
Warren G. White, Imo, Don, Genie. . . . -M. 3-¢; Hawail, Sept. 19, Wife, Dad, Mother,
Sisters, Brother Young, A. R. F
DeMolay. . . . A
the Folks,
Penniston, England, Sept. 21, Marian Jane, Mother, Dad, Jesse. . . H, Baker, France, And to Edwin. Lewis Duke, A, 8S,
Sampson, N. Y, Jimmy, Lenora “rim
M. M, 2-¢, Australia. Sept. ©, Dot, Edward, ! Charlene, Mother, ) Paddack, 8. K. 3-c, Aleutians, Sept. 21, wife. . 2-¢ William M. Ransdell, .Great Lakes, Sept. . Take care of yourselves, fellows.
. And to 8S.
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1944, Lo Mtrauss & Co, Ing. ¢
STRAUSS & CO., me The MAN'S STORE
DIANAPOLIS _ The HEART OF THE U.S. A.
by the Eleventh District,
2-¢, Pennsylvania, Sept, 8, DcMolay, © ©. And to Cpl. Charles Paris, Overseas, Sept. 30, Pfc. Jesse Marvin nd to Pfc. Earl Lippard, South Pacific, Sept. to Lt. Elgin Lee, Ireland, Sept. 3, DeMolay, And to Cpl. Francis (Bill) Oden, England, Sept. 14, Mother, Dad, Don, Sisters. . And to E. Galveston, Tex.,” Se G. Apple, Iceland, Sept. 20, both from Grandpa and Grandma McCord. . . . And to ‘Sgt. Bill Herman, Aleutians, Sept. 20,
mortgage burning and rededication | ceremonies on Jome-Coming day tomorrow at the Edwin Ray Methadist church, The noon covered dish dinner in the’ church dining room will be followed by an organ recital by Prof. Harold Turner of Ander- - son. at. .2-o'cloek: Dr. Guy O. “Carpenter, district su- | perintendent, will-give the afternoon address. The Rev. D. ‘Millard Church, pas- | tor, and the congregation, including 50 new members received during the lyear, will mark the occasion,
BID FAREWELL TO REV., MRS. SMITH
Friends and member of the Olive Branch Christian church will bid farewell to their pastor, the Rev. Wales E. Smith, Mrs. Smith and their children, Kernyard and Joanna, at a reception Wednesday evening. Brief devotions in the church will be followed by a social hour with refreshments in the dramatic arts building. The Rev. Mr. Smith will take over his new pulpit in Kokomo, Sept. 17.
Bishop Lowe
Sept. 9, 1944
names, . . . They don’t
attention fo the Veterans Service Center that has been opened in the Indianapolis News building
American Legion. . The office will aid dis= charged servicemen: and women in such matters .- John Ruddick Pacific brings praise for
. . And a note tells us
leave after 14 months sea
. Hippy birthday to ..And to Sgt. Don L.
. And to Cpl. LeRoy Sept. 21, Mother, Dad,
. And to Capt, France, Sept. 18, Irma, . And to Seaman 1l-c “
New Orleans, Sept. 19, And to Don Hovey, C,
And to Aribert Li, DeMolay. . . . And to Poole, India, Sept. '6,
26, DeMolay. . . . And
Morris Apple, Y. 1-¢, pt. 25, and to Pfc. James
Ar@l to T/5 Virgil C.
. And to T/3 George Sept: 20, Mother, Dad,
belatedly, Mother, Dad, . And to Eddie Plummer,
Crystal. . . . And to Bill
9°Wid, Ann, Kay.
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“Membership: If Drive Slated |
Heath Memerial : Methodist dh - CHRIST TEMPLE
, 402 we Fall Creek Parkway Sunday, 11:30 A. M., 7:30 P. M,
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN PY Jsuge at oh Street we a M.—Cnurch Sch
‘{church and Sunday school at-
‘ithe official board. Other religious
+kong Range Good."
: Worship and Preaching: ons saaa dll 00 A.M. Yas ks :00
* Enlists 50 Workers.
Laymen and women of the Heath Memorial Methodist church will launch a campaign to increase
tendance, at a dinner for 50 work-
hall. At the dinner, served by the youth fellowship, the workers will formulate their plans to visit the community, over a period of a week. Persons of all ages from prospective cradle roll members to grandparents will be invited to come to the rally day services Sept. 24. Fol-low-up activities by the workers will continue for several weeks. The membership campaign originated with the board of education, of which Walter A. Summa, is chairman. It has been indorsed by the pastor,” the Rev. C. R. Query, the youth fellowship, young adults and
events follow:
All Souls Unitarian Church—Dr. E. Burdette Backus will give his first sermon since the summer recess tomorrow at 11 a. m, preaching on “What Unites Us.” The sermon will be based on a JFipuie: issued by the Laymen’s league of the denomination.
Dr, Backus will also broadcast the sermon “In Time of Trouble,’ over station WIRE tomorrow at 10 a. m.
Meridian Street Methodist Chuarch— Services will be resumed tomorrow at 10:45 a. m. when Dr. Logan Hall, pastor, will preach on ‘Short Range Evil and
- First Congregational Church —The church will be reopened tomorrow with morning services at 11 and simultaneous registration for the church school. Classes are offered for children of kindergarten through high school age. Dr. Ellis W. Hay is church pastor, © Veterans Hospital Chapel—Miss Clara Mae Masterson and Mrs, Betty Jane Smith will sing a duet acompanied by Miss Myrta Pilson at the 6 p. m. Protes-| tant vespers. tomorrow: -~Arrangehtents for the music were made through the Bi Eagle unit 96 of the 11th district American Legion auxiliary for which Mrs. Molly Ward is chairman. The meditation will be given by the Rev. Thomas R. Thrasher, Protestant chaplain, Mrs, E. E. Burton is distriot Protestant music chairman. Christiag Men Builders + Third Christian church—Dr. John G. Benson will speak on “God's Menoower Commission” in the absence on vacation of Merle Sidener, teacher. June Marie Sparks will play violin numbers. Central Baptist Church—Dr. G. H. Donnell, having returned from vacation, will preach morning and evening tomorrow, University Park Christian Church—The youth planning committee headed by Eugene Brown, youth director, are holding a
| SECOND ¢ PILGRIM Hi HOLINESS
rE De Ts 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Services
ers Tuesday evening in the church :
Forgas Gospel Church
Noodlawn Avenue and Wright Street unday School. ”
9:3 ay 10:4 hn M.—* nay Invasion.” n 30 0 P. i Dumpty”.
S GOSPEL TABERNACLE 2112 MILLER STREET REV. THOMAS PAINO Sunday Schoolt-9:30 Morning Worship—10:45 Young People’s Service—T7:45 P, M. Mid-Week §grvice Thursday 7:45 P.M.
Ist Cumberland Md athwin
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
10:48 4% Mo ll Use al ‘Water 45 P. M.—"'No Respecter of
LYNHURST BAPTIST
“| On Lyadburst Dr. 2 Blks. 8. of W. Wash.
RE V » Cc. H, SCHEICK . REV. HAAKON KNUDSEN
9:30 A. M. —Unified Worship Service. 7:30 P. M.—Evening Worship Seryice. Midweek Worship Wednesday—7:30 P. M.
iofe & One of
‘CH UR CHES
Invite You to Attend
heir Services
FIRST’ & CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH » 16th and Delaware Sta. DR. DALLA Le AW ELLIS W. HAY, D. D.-MINISTER
“ Church School . Morning Worship fy
Sunday Echool .......ioveosse Toga uw Eveomne Worship oor iili Ti 0 P.M.
Bible Classes Evening Service
CHURCH
(Formerly 026 West 20th Street) School=9
Thursday Evening—Biblp study. 8:00 P. M. J. 8. JOHNS, Minister
Ve tansuavennaan SBA MM, }0 x DR. SUMNER Preaching Service .............10:30 A. M,
sxsaraversss 3:00 PM, " “What Unites Us”
Sermon at 11 A. M. by
EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED NORTH and NEW JERSEY STREETS
FREDERICK R. DARIES, D. D., PASTOR
SUMMER. SCHEDULB 9:10 A. M.—Church Schoal. 1 .—"“Through Tribulations."
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN - CHURCH Delaware and Walnut Streets » (700 - North) DR. Ww, A. sD ULLENBIRGER, Ga Morning GROAN, M.
Sermon—'‘Getting Back to Our Bethel” -_ Youth Fellowship—6:00 P. M,
GRACE
Methodist E. New York at Grant E. ARNOLD CLEGG, Minister Sermon Theme, 10:40 A. M. “GETTING IT DONE!"
We Welcome All Visitors
ASBURY
MEMORIAL METHODIST
603 WEST REV.
9:30 A. M.~Sunday School. 10:30 A. M.—‘Our Parish.” 7:30 P. M.—"‘The Harvest.”
YORK STREET M. KROFT
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Meridian and Vermont Streets Carleton W. Atwater, D. D., Pastor
9:25 A. M.—Bible School. 10:45 A. oe worship and Communion.
4:00 P.-M.—Young People’s Social Hour, 6:15 P. M. e-Young People's Devotional
Serv 7:30 P. M. ~~ Worship. “A Christ-Made Man»
oii pi “Christ and His Church Todaye
Salvation Army’ Citadel
26 BOUTH CAPI AVENUS
9 30 A o ~Sunday School. 11:00 A. M.—Holiness Meeting. 6:30 P. M.—Young People’s %egion. 8:00 P. M.—Evening Salvation Meeting.
SUNDAY. SERVICES - ay
ADJ. AND MRS. PETER VAN VLIET, officers in charge of services. Music by the Women's Chorus, Mrs. Genge, Director.
retreat at Bethany park this week-end. The committee will formulate plans for! the church's youth during coming months. | Charlotte Cox is chairman of retreat’ arrangements. {
Odeon of the Jordan Conservatory of Music, location of the Worldwide Grace testimony services—Willilam G. Heinze! o Paterson, N. J, will speak at 10:45 m. and 7:45 p. m. tomorrow. Mr. | eine has been the teacher of the adult! Bible class of the Preakness Community | church in Patterson for the past 10 years,
{ Cornelius R. Stam, who speaks xegu- | larly at the Odeon, is conducting. a séries | of services opening the fall semester of the Milwaukee Bible institute and will} be the first speaker at the national convention of the Worldwide Grace testimony at Evansville next week.
Woodruff United Presbyterian Church— Dr. C. P. Proudfitt of Chicago. secretary of the board of education of the United Presbyterian church, will preach tomorrow and Sept. 17. Dr. Proudfitt will fill the pulpit in the absence of the Rev. W, C. Ball, pastor,
Central Avenue Methodist Chureh—The church and school will resume the regular fall and winter schedule tomorrow. Church schocl will meet at 9:30 a. m.; morning worship at 10:45 a, m., and the youth groups at 6:30 p. m. Dr, P. Marion Smith, pastor, will speak on “Man's Deepest Desire” at the morning service and on “1 Believe in God” at the regular 7:45 p. m. Thursday service.
Calvary United Brethren Church—The Rev. E. C. Miser will continue to conduct old-fashioned revival services each evening at 7:30 until Sept. 24, Mrs, Miser leads the children's meeting after school each afternoon and Miss gois Crippen of Columbus conducts the 7 outh meeting. The Rev. L. A, Hudeitwon pr tor, is in charge of the singing.
New Pastor at
Linwood Church
The Rev. Ronald L. Secrist, ~ Butler school of religion graduate and minister with 16 years’ service in Hoosier pulpits, will preach his first sermon as new pastor of the Linwood Christian church tomorrow at 10:45 p. m. The Rev. Mr. Secrist comes from Mitchell, where he was minister for seven years. He has represented the Disciples’ of Christ of southwestern Indiana at his brother hood conferences where he assist ed in the department of Christian education. He and Mrs. Secrist have a daughter, Ronna Jeanne, 9.
'SUBSTANCE' TO BE TOPIC OF SERMON
All Christian Science churches will study the lesson-sermon subject, “Substance,” tomorrow. The golden text is: “A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favor rather than silver and gold.”. Prov. 22:1. The lesson-sermon also includes the . following passages from the Christian Science textbook, *“Sci= ence and Health with Key to the Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy: “The discoverer of Christian Science
Rev, Secrist
has the high goal always before her thoughts than when she counts her footsteps in endeavoring to reach it. . . . The struggle for truth makes one strong instead of weak, resting instead of wearying one.”
TABERNACLE TO OPEN
The new Bethel tabernacle on the West side will open with a revival Monday at 8 p. m. with the Rev, E. G. Lowe, pastor, in charge.
ST. MARK'S UNITED ~~ LUTHERAN Prospect and Linden Sts, R. H. BENTING, D. D, Pastor Sunday School ....10:00 A, M. Worship . PRATT .10:55 A. M.
GARFIELD HEIGHTS CHURCH OF CHRIST
2842 SHELBY ST. *
James E. Petty — Pastor
EVERY SUNDAY
THE PUBLIC 1S CORDIALLY INVITED
WILLIE JOHNSON
Returns for Revival at the
Bible Church
3851 E. New York St.
MONDAY, - SEPT.
Services Every Night — 8 P. M. 7:30 TO 8 A. M.
anamsimn ent ee m———
Presbyterian Churches INVITE YOU
TABERNACLE Presbyterian Church
DR. ROY EWING VALE REV. HARRY R. MERCER 9:30 A. M.—Bible Schoo!
10:45 A. M.=Divine Worship Dr. Vale, Preaching
Thursday, 7:30 P. M.—Midweek Service Meridian Heights Central Ave. at 47th DR. Sunday School, 9:30. “Contributions to the Gospel” Service Broadcast—WIBC, 11 to 11:30
Irvington Presbyterian Cor. Johnson ass Julian Avenues FERGUSON
Chu : 10:30 A. M.—"'Christian Nurture,” Edward McCance, Preaching. T:30 P, M.—"A Hero Who Failed,” Dr. Ferguson, Preaching.
Fi irst Presbyterian Church
RUSSELL GALLOWAY TWO MORNING SERVICES 9:30 sna 11 A. M.
Sermon by Dr. Frantz “He Pruneth It" (John, 15:2)
Memorial Presbyterian
Carrollton sve. at Eleventh st. RALPH L. O'DELL, Minister 9:30-=Church Bchool for Everybody.
10: Se oSermon: “Which Way Points the
al ‘Church Pienic—3 P. Young People's Meeting, 6 " M.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
The Historie Church of Which Henry Ward Beecher Was Minister i pg and Pennsylvania sts. JEAN MILNER. D. D.. Minister AN ine Worship, 10:45 A. M. Dr. T. R. White.
‘““The Armor of God pray an Watch” Church School
SOUTHPORT PRESB John H. Rowlan, 10:45
:30—Sunday ERT 10: S—Moroiog on Service.
Fairview Presbyterian
7 Church School—Children Wy Fy M.—Morning Worship: “The Pathway to Upr igh: Life” Rev. Ragan, Prea
ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF OUR
Fairfield and Park, at Watson Rd. REV. W. H. EIFERT, Pastor | Sunday School ... Morning Worship ....... 10:45 “Beauty In His Sanctuary”
Music by Vested Choir , "A Cordial Welcome to All
CHRIST IAN TABERNACLE
REDEEMER
28th and Sherman Drive
Andrew C. Baker
PASTOR L. O. SPILLMAN and Congregation
Welcome You.
NORTH METHODIST “x Meridian a ns v
“Goals in Education” sv winrrsrana ll Ac My Angelus Hour for Youth--8 P. M.-9 P. M.
eran HA MP ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
“The End of the Summer” RIVERSIDE TABERNACLE 1240 Roache (Riverside Trolley.) HILLMAN REVIVAL Every pight, ex exter Monday,
HERMAN R. — : Pastor LOVE, NORTH INDIANAPOLIS
RTS PARK CHURCH OF CHRisT _ |ROBERTS tA
960 West 31st Street
ISCOPAL LNote an. NEW YO! Sunday, 8 A, M.—Holy | Communion 9:30 A M.—Chureh ‘School.
on and College 11:00 A. M.—Merning Prayer
“A CRY AT MIDNIGHT" 10:45 A.
Delaware nd ermont sts.
ie
E. EURDETTE BACKUS
Radio Adress Sunday at 10 A. M,
5.30 “In Time of Trouble” SEAT . Ww 1 R E
1430 On Your Dial ALL SOULS
~Pnitarign- Church
1453 N. Alabama St.
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Andrew C. Baker
' Outstanding gospel evangelist, and Bible teacher, of Oregon City, Ore.
Speaking Each Evening Except Monday
at 8 P. M. continuing through Sept. 17.
Opening of the New Bethel Tabernacle
649 South Fleming One block south of West Washington
Monday Night, Sept. 11 at 8-P. M Services Every Night at 8:00 P. M. Special Music and Singing
at 4400 west
Radio Broadcast—WIBC, 9:00 A. M. Sunday
Nitti ror cee enmeren ORT
T———— mre.
“Youth for Christ”
RALLY
401 N. Delaware
BE SURE TO HEAR “Flying Paul”
HARTFORD
Victory Gospel Sky Pilot ;
Preaches—Plays—Sings Flys the Gospel
7:30 P. M. Tonight ROBERTS PARK METHODIST CHURCH
“TUNE IN WIBC TONIGHT 8 P. M.
nimi
FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1621 E. WASHINGTON ~- GENE BE. PHILLIPS, Pastor; BOB KILLION, Music. Dir. Sn EE hhh wat a a EAE SE 9:30 A. ML SOHN COCHRAN, Missionary From Argent WICR i, viiivunns srs coiiiununis id SHILLIPS in charge of both services. 7:30 P.M.
DR. U. E, HARDING, Noted Evangelist From Nampa, Idaho
“The Nazarene Hour” Broadcast, WIBC, 11:30-12 Midnight Bob Killiqn, Baritone Soloist
"OLIVE AND LEGRAND
REV. DOROTHY AHLEMANN
Outgoing Missionary to Argentina, Special Speaker RUTH ANN GRIFFITH, Singer
Sunday School, 9:30 A. M, — Preaching Services, 10:45 A. M. and 7:45 P.M. N.Y.P. — 8:45 P.M. A Hearty Welcome Awaits You — Services Each Evening, 7:45
819 South Denison St, finds the path less difficult when she | 8
LEO C. DavIS, Pastor —Sunday Services— 9: 130A, M. pt Fy 0) M.
RAY STREET CHURCH
Corner Ray St. and Watren Ave, Take West Vk one. bi ck Back
SOUTH SIDE CHURCH
A. L EMMERT, PASTOR
FRIENDLY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
CORNER RAY ST. and HOLMES AVE.
Sunday School ...........ievas 9:30 A. M, Morning Worship ..........ev., 10:45 A. M. Young People's Service ........ 6:30 P. M. Evangelistic Service ............ 7:30 P. M.,
Pastor, J. H. FOWLER, MA-3679 °
8.8. Supt, Gordon W. Dawes, BE-1480"
WEST SINE CHURCH of the NAZARENE
1th Street and King Avenue Pov. Everett Atkinson, BE-1074
MADISON AVENUE NAZARENE 3100 Madison, One Block East
REY. . M. MYRICK . GA-7221
Brightwood, 31st
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Sunday in the Indianapolis
Free Methodist Churches
REV. E. EE WRIGHT, Pastor
Church School .....c.vss sane
& Forest Manor
Holmes Ave, 336 8. Holmes
Church School .....
* Church School .. .......vc000s
Morning Devotion .............. Message by Rev. John Woodhouse “The Christian V Day.”
Y.P. MS Bervices ....eovovive0s
REV. DON C. CAWOOD, Pastor
saeesrrsieersa 9:30 A.M, Morning Devotion ......c.eierseees 10:30 A.M, Y.P.M. 8B. Services ........00i00 Evangelistic Services .............
REV. R. ‘O. MIKELS, Pastor
Church School Ca RAE ae ree sey Morning Devotion servarsasavessas 103 30 A. M. Y.P. M. S. Services ......ceieneese ‘Evangelistic Services .........i...
REV. J. CLINTON SWANGAN, Pastor |
Morning Devotion ...... taresurien 10:30 A. M. Y. P.M. 8. ‘Services cresaserenneers 6:30 P. ML "Evangelistic Services Leaner 3 PF. M.
REV. Ww. A. FAUBION, Pastor |
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as chairm: Mrs. Thom On Jan, and March 7 will be chair directed by 1 At a rece year includin Walter Myer assisted by John G. Kin
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Members | cent’s Hospi tained at a by the guild the nurses The meeting will open at Mrs, J. H of the day,