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te. throughout the world are marking} the 300th anniversary of the birth of William Penn. At the Friends church, Thomas E. Jones, president of Fiske university, willy speak on “William Penn” at morning worship tomorrow. Last night, the church presented the moving picture, “Courageous Mr. Penn,” as its tercentenary celebration.

Press Discusses Problem

The religious press has given con~ siderable space recently to the matter of peace-time conscription and reaction of the churches to e legislation dealing with The Methodist general confernoe, the Northern Baptist con- _ wention, the general assembly of the Presbyterian church in the U. 8. A, the general synod of the Evangeliand Reformed church and the anual ‘conference of the Church the Brethren all have turned thumbs down on a war-time decision for peace-time conscription, Likewise, the board of directors of the . United Council of Churchwomen has sent written protest to Wash‘ington concerning such legislation. Attacks Conscription

1bcal Quakers call peace-time conscription a “momentous departure ~{n the American way of life, not in keeping with the principles of democracy.” Most ‘of them feel that such legislation .would be of very serious consequence to Friends. Accordingly, at Earlham college, Richmond, 300 delegates gathered from all parts of the United States next week will discuss the attitude of Quakers toward peace-time conscription; how they will attempt to influence the legislation when it comes up in the congress; and what|g ' Quakers will do if such a law is Dr. Henry Cadbury of Harvard university is president of the American Friends Service committee end Clarence Pickett of 1 Philadelphia, executive secretary. Alvin T. Coate of Indianapolis is member of the executive commite Rev, Herbert Huffman,

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Tells of Penn's Beliefs

“In the spirit of Wililam Penn and with his 300th anniversary vividly in mind the Richmond detiberations will go forward,” the Rev. Mr. Huffman said. Penn, it will be recalled was born to the English nobility, espoused Quaker opposition to his father and came ‘fo America to found the colony of * Pennsylvania. He stood for re- _ ligious liberty and fair dealing with _ the Indians and all races and creeds. Jefferson said of him that he was the greatest lawgiver of all time. His vision demanded the union of. the American colonies 100 years before it happened, as well as a federation of all the nations of the world including that of the “infidel Turks,” Overseas relief and grave prob{ems in the United States such as industrial unrest and racial antagonism claim the attention of the American Friends Service committee. Its expressed purpose is “to create the kind of world that should grow out of a Christian faith—a world in which men, women and children can live in peace, security and self-respect and in friendly accord with one another regardless of racial, religious or political differences.”

CITY TAKES OVER RILEY PARK GENTER

The city recreation department today took over the direction of Riley park community center as the first step in converting it into a teen-age social center, Paul V. Brown, superintendent of parks, announced. Constructed several years ago as a WPA project, the center in recent months has been used by the Southwest district branch ¥Y, M. C. A. Mrs. Mae Weddle will serve as director of the center, under the supervision of Mrs. Norma Koster of the recreation department, Preliminary plans are for activities including dancing, games, and social clubs for more than 300 boys and girls of grade and high school age. The building will be open from 3:30 to 9 p. m. through the week

teen age dances Wednesday and Thursday nights.

POLICE: END FORAYS

. The mule of Guion road, an aged,

taste for anything green

today.

Dr. B G. Princeton, N. J, a one-time Indianapolis pastor, author and speaker of national note, who is here for ne mission to Christian teachers, will be honored by his nends of the Evangelical Reformed deriom= ination during his

visit. The Carrollton Avenue Evangelical and Reformed ‘church was pastorate of Dr. This week, Quakers here atl 2 when he. called to a proFirst; professorship in Princeton ' Theo-

Theologians Will Appear at

Christian teachers, which will open at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon in the

and on Saturday mornings, with|

OF HUNGRY MULE was graduated from Purdue uni-

unpopular with the Victory gardeners in that district, roamed no more

The mule was turned over to a

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& Former Parishioners Plan Dr. Homrighausen Honor

hosts at a tea for Dr. and Mrs. Homrighausen this afternoon from

Homrighausen of

and

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was

Dr. Homrighausen

His former parishioners were to be

ogical seminary.

Five to Speak To Teachers

Four Churches.

Speakers for the Mission to

First Baptist church, will be heard in the following churches tomorrow:

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Dr. Jesse Bader will give the sermon at the 7:30 p. m. worship service. Dr, Bader is exegutive of the mission and execu tive secretary of the department of evangelism of the Federal Council of |° Churches. Dr. E. G, Homrighausen of Princeto Theological seminary will address the: mass meeting sponsored by the mission at 4:30 p. m, k SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Dr. yron T. Hopper, of the College of the

M Bible, Lexington, Ky, will preach at 11 a. m. ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH-Dr. Lin D. Cart

wright of the editorial staff of the Christian Board of Education, St. Louis, will give the sermon at 10:15 a. m.

MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Dr. Vartan D. Melconian of the Presbytemjan College of Religious Education, Chicago, will speak at 10:45 a. m.

Other religious events in Indianapolis churches follow:

ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH--Dr. E. Burdette Backus, minister, will discuss the communist concept: ion of morality in an address titled: ‘Red Morality,” at m. He will speak on “Some Call It Evolution” at 10 a. m. over station WIRE.

VETERANS’ HOSPITAL CHAPEL A group from the Fleming Garden Christian church will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Ralph Shaffer at the 6 o'clock Protestant yespers tomorrow. The music was are nged by the Indianapolis Power and Light unit 300, of which Mrs. Inez 8ilverman is the chairman. e Rev. Donald B. Zier, chaplain, will Te the meditation FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE— The Rev. Ray Hance, evangelist and newly appointed minister of the church, will conduct revival services daily at 7:30 k 4 B+ mip Wednesday - and endin ov. nd Mrs. Bob Killion w ay The a

CHRISTIAN

his final sermon as ad in tomorrow morning. alt. subject will “What Is in Thy H YOUTH FOR aii Cadle tabefnacle —Dr. Theodore Elsner, pastor of the Philadelphia Gospel t tabernacle ng speak at the rally this evening at 7 CHRISTIAN MEN OE es Third Christian church—Merle Sr will talk tomorrow on “The Cam ampaigy Is On.” Ewell F. Ewing snd Elmer ilson are the {andidgtes for the office of class presient.

Service to Honor

Griffith's Memory

Elmer L. Griffith, who died in Columbus, O., while attending the international convention of. the Disciples of Christ, will be honored at a memorial service tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in the Eighth Christian church. Mr. Griffith was an elder in the church, superintendent of the junjor high Sunday school department, a Boy Scout councilman, a member of the servicemen’s committee and of the church choir, He was a graduate of the Johnson Bible college and had served four years as a missionary to Cuba under the Y.M.C. A. Willard O. Duncan will pay tribute to Mr. Griffith and tell his life story; the Rev. Edward E. Russell, pastor, will speak; Charles H. Royster will give a prayer, and Tinsel Miller will sing.

HALLOWEEN PARTY SLATED AT CHURCH

Halloween will be the theme of the high school Christian Fellow= ship of the Olive Branch Christian church tomorrow evening. The observance is one of several which began with the fellowship class party last night. The primary and junior departments will be entertained by the Mary-Martha guild Monday evening and the Bluebirds will have their party Tuesday.

WALTER M. ENGLISH ‘DRAFTED’ AS COLONEL

It's Col. Walter M. English now and the Lafayette railroad man is on his way to France. He was su- | perintendent of motive_power for {the Monon railroad and had been with the company almost 30 years at the time the army ‘drafted’ him. Col. English is going fo France to help restore French railroads wrecked by the Germans and will have charge of rolling stock, He

| versity in 1903.

york will address the mass meet- eo ing at 7:45 p. m., Nov, 13, climaxing | an all-day world order conference for Presbyterian ‘congregations in the First Presbyterian church.

Academy of Political and Social science and of the council on ~| foreign relations,

u| Turpin of Columbus, and the Rev.

Grant O. Jennings of Greenfield,

h r| gelical and Reformed church,

Lesson Topic Given

to 5 o'clock. . :

tomorrow at 7:45

Reformation day will

Will Speak Here

Dr. Walter W. Van Kirk of New

Dr. Van Kirk is secretary of the department of international justice

cil of He is an’ author, radio commentator on “Religion in the News)” clergy~ man, member of Dr. Van Kirk the American

The all-day meeting, which is part of the nation-wide movement of the denomination, is being planned by the following committee: Samuel O. Dungan, Miss Emily McAdams, the Rev. Ralph L. O'Dell, the Rev. B. V. Andrews and Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel, all of Indianapolis, and the Rev. Harold W.

Pastor Marks

His Anniversary

Festive morning services and a reception Thursday evening: will mark the silver anniversary of ‘Dr. Frederick R. Daries as pastor of the more-than-100-year-old Zion Evan-

Dr. Daries is the grandson of the pastor of the first church built by the Zion congregation, Over the past 25 years, Dr. Daries has received nearly 3400 persons into church membership, has been instrumental in the building of a parish hall in connection with his church and in the erection of the church's mission at Long Beach, Cal. The mission building cost $40,000. Last year Zion church liquidated its entire indebtedness.

Preaches Tomorrow

* The Rev. H. N, Auler, who has represented the Zion church .as missionary to Honduras, C. A, for 23 of the 25 years Dr. Daries has been pastor here, will preach tomorrow morning. Dr. E. G. Homrighausen of Prineéton Theological seminary and Louis C. .Brandt, president of the congregation, will bring greetings. Special music will be directed by Mallory Bransford, organist. Dr, Daries came to Indianapolis from Louisville, Ky. He and Mrs. Daries have two children: Frederick Paul, a student in the naval V-12 program at Indiana State Teachers’ college, and Marianne Ruth, a junior at Western college.

Christian Science

All Christian Science churches tomorrow will study the lesson-ser-mon subject, “Everlasting Punishment.” The golden text is: “Wherefore does a living man complain, a man for the punishment of his sins? Let us search and try our ways and turn again to the Lord” Lam. 3:30,40. e lesson-sermon also includes the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy: «passions and appetites must end in pain. They are ‘of few days, and full of trouble Their supposed days are cheats. Their narrow limits belittle their gratifications, and hedge about their achievements with thorns. Mortal mind accepts the erroneous, material conception of life and joy, but the true idea is gained from the immortal - side”

_ |Baptists Plan

He will address a union reforma-| tion service for his denomination’s congregations p. m. in the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church. The }itle of the address is “The New Reformation.” Also tomorrow, at 10 a. m., Dr. Homrighausen will be guest speaker at the 64th anniversary of the founding of the Immanuel Evangelical and peformed church and the golden anniversary of its present edifice, be marked simultaneously with the two anniversaries.

Dr. W. W. Van Kirk

latter part of November. The Rev. George T. King is pastor. The Rev.

Revival Here!

INORTH METHODIST] ° Meridian at n

CHRIST TE

residences. A training school for children’s workers will be conducted, the cruscade, by Miss Pear] Rosser of Philadelphia and

REV. HAAKON KNUDSEN

9:30 A. M. —Unified Worship Service. 7:30 P. M.—Evening Worship Service.

Midweek Worship Wednesday--T:30 P. M,

7:30 P. ‘M.—Evening Service, “Beneath e

Surfac 8:45 to 9:45-—Youth “Fellowship.

the Rev. Earl W, Johnston. Posters to be placed in windows of private homes and stores have been distributed by the Rev. L. S. Gaston. The Rev. J. I. -Saunders is evangelistic chairman and the Rev. George D. Billeisen is chairman of the continuation committee which will direct the program after November.

ASBURY MEMORIAL METHODIST 602 WEST NEW YORK STREET REV. CHARLES M. EROIY 9:30 A. M.—Sunda 10:30 A M.—“A Timely

7:30 P young people — girls in war service.

Address by the Chagiain from Stout Field Air Force.

. M.—Service in charge honoring our boys and

WEST SIDE

GOSPEL TABERNACLE 2113 MILLER STREET REV. THOMAS PAINO Bunday School—9:30 Morning Worship-—10:45 Young People’s Service—T7:45 P. M. Mid-Week Service Thursday, 7:45 P. M.

NORTH INDIANAPOLIS CHURCH OF CHRIST ra

Series wl Matis — %h "October 29 JAMES A. SCOTT

Minister, s number of years at Long Beach, California, Church of Christ, will present

The New 1 Testament Plan of Salvation ia CH EVENING A

Sunday Services—Bible SAE 9:45; Ne A 0: $0; Afternoon 3 P. M3 Evening Service, T:45

3 : DR. Minister ow All Night Prayer Meeting to| worsnip—i0:45 A. xy 11:30 to 13. ras | Be 1:30 P. 3, a Soy, nr i. rue oarvice Campaign. Aogelus Bout or Youth &. 1-4 ¥. M. - : (Assembly of God) : Open paig » Foursausre Church RIVERSIDE TABERNACI E ST. PAUL'S GHURCH An all-night prayer meeting be- Ist Cumberland Church Woodlawn Avenus and Wright Street 1340 Roache (Riverside : ginning at 7:30 p. m. Friday and PROSPECT AT RANDOLPH. SA a sus” Service ARAN BR Sawing nl ew REV. WILLIAM E am, slosing at 7:30 Saturday morning, | sundsy Renato. 0 a 0: AM} FUOPM The Laat reall” "CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday, 8 A. M.—Holy Communion ENIEENTINe Nov. 4, if the Garfield Park Bap- Morning Worship o.oo 3 oP. 2. 40% and N. Capitol, HO-404 930 4 MenCliy [Schont, . fo tist church is part of a five-month ; : —| CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN | Phones: Study HU-A0L, Res. HU-4T83. 1,00 A. M.—Morning Prayer and Sermon. ba evangelistic campaign to be FIRST Capitol Avenue at 33d Street 10:45 A. M.—~“Building by fe Devine h- ry launched Wednesday in Baptist CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IRYIN.D: LEATHERMAN, Mister 7:45 P. M.=What Mist T Do to Be Lost?" "Ged 2m Ba Wr ch es of Greater Indianapolis. 16th and Delaware, Sts. 9:45 A. M.—Church School . aha : urch ELLIS MINISTER 10:45 A. M.—M Worstitp Program by Second Regiment Bn 1 The Rev. Charles S. Paschall, | Church oY. D.D rues Lo 11AM, Rev. L. W. oring > Minister WASHINGTON STREET ROBERTS vB ARK CHURCH FEY Se Morning WOrShIP +. osn'issoinanaeis 11A. M, METHODIST CHURCH 3° DO oe Th ho Te _ BETHEL |w at Warman Ave Delaware snd vermont n GLE a revival by his tw a . : M : brothers beginning Nov. 7. * The| FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH VABERNACLE i be J. COBLE, Pastor on “SikGizR 1. Suse : | UA brothers are the Rev. G. W. Pas- Meridian and Vermont | Streets Bun an ny o A. ur nlp. ; 2 SER chall of Fort Worth, Tex., who will CARLE ON iid WATER. D. , Pastor AM. 5:00 to 7: 48—Vesper Ho Hour for Youth and CEN CH oy preger, and F. 5 Paschal sous 10:48 A. M—Worship. Sermon: ; Preaching Bervice— TRAL RISTIAN : tural agent oO s i} a S ach pie director of music. a DI tien 0 Testhere ge a GRACE Delaware oo Welnut Streets a § To Prepa ! P, M.— s ‘ North o 3 : — Ty . ay wide 0 Mew York, speaker Bag : Methodist DR. W. A ! : ¢ di ep tive committee and all standing 5 ST. MARK S OB New ort at Grant Bible School—0:30 A.M. ~~ an date E fre commitee Ad Sndanapols| GARFIELD HEIGHTS | UNITED LUTHERAN EE a an. Mortar ona towaiss” 8 prets 6.0 ' » Us x . » Bip ssc Vil Se CHURCH OF CHRIST | _ Proves wa rd he | ETE | Wednesday Hoo 00 1 on Te 2643 BHELBY ST. R. H. BENTING, n 1; a We Welcome All Visitors =o. - LF Adopted : orahip and Preaching -.......11: 100 A. M. School .....10:00 A. M. GET HSEMANE Ma CE a ; " Children Given Part Boe Rudy: ics ki Cena ae ses 20 AM Worship sesaas sens .10:56 A. M. UNITED LUTHERAN BRETHREN SacH. Fo a By CHARLI A climactic part of the campalgn| wg 1 i ibis hud. V:45 9. M0. . a, REV. GRO 'P. SNYDER, D.D. Pastor i SerigmrHoway climactic pa » : ; OB . ALBANY will be a children's evangelistic] a, BROOKSIDE “CHURCH ap D. D Moraipe’ Worth, 1643 {aw weeks of radi crusade opening March 12 and con- LYNHURST BAPTIST a Glen Soe Pi Pastor “eo w: EP Diller Te Evening Servic = 13, ra major addresses, tinuing ‘for five weeks. . Children’s on Lyndburst Dr. 3 Biks. 8. of W. Wash. 1040 AM. wotia. Missions Service: TE on Lorn CRUE Bure of LAY posse =putting aside ft meetings will be held in 200 city REV. C. H. SCHEICK LL ans Dare P. M.—Youth attacks on the I

» personal dueling Roosevelt-—to tak . ernor Dewey's st

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Salvation Army Citad Citadel

Chaplain Walter P. Laetsch of Stout field has received an invitation to conduct services at the Emerson Avenue Baptist church the

C. A. Wade, pastor, will be assisted. in meetings by the Rev. Hugh Cantrell, Eldorado, Ark. at the Westview Baptist church. The Rev. Jack E. Jones, pastor at Acton, and

RAYMOND G. HOEKSTRA W-I-B-C 9A. M.

(Every Bunday)

er BB 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School. 11:00 A. M.—Holiness Meeting. 8:30 P. M.—Young People's Legion. $:00 P. M.—Evening Salvation Meeting.

ADJ. AND MRS. P! VLIEB, officers i Music the Wom! Genge,

. |THE PUBLIC 18 CORDIALLY INVITED

Week-day noon meetings will be held at the West Side Baptist center, 819 N. West st, under the direction of ‘the Rev. C. M. Hunt,

Swanner to Head Chicago Mission

Dietric C. Swanner, night fore-|

| man of dept. 537, Allison division | of General Motors, and a volunteer | worker in the Wheeler City Rescue | mission, Wednesday, will assume his duties as superintendent of the Chicago United mission. Mr. Swanner has ‘been assisting in the various activities at the Wheeler mission for #he past 14 years. These include the gospel teams, street meetings, services at the county jail and the mission Sunday school, Mrs. Swanner, who has been active in children’s work, will be associated with her husband at the Chicago mission. The Chicago mission, one of the oldest in the city, has served for 44 years as a relief agency and gospel center for the 25,000 homeless men of Madison st. The office of superintendent was vacated recently by Leonard C. Hunt, who came to fill the corresponding post at the Wheeler mission,

Churches to Burn Their Mortgages

The Capitol Avenue Methodist church will burn its mortgage tomorrow morning and the Morris Street Methodist church, Sunday, Nov. 5. Bishop Titus Lowe of the Indianapolis Methodist area will preach and conduct the mortgageburning ceremonies at the Capitol avenue church at 10:45 a. m. tomorrow. The services will climax a week’s celebration of the’ church's golden anniversary. A week of revival services at 7:30 p. m. will precede the mortgage burning at Morris st, Mrs. Walter Gingery will speak Monday evening under the sponsorship of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service.

REV, BILLHEIMER TO SPEAK

The Rev. Paul Billheimer, radio speaker and pastor of the Anderson Gospel tabernacle, will speak and show movies of Mexico and South America at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Second Friends

(p. 536).

church, Lee and Lambert sts.

IN FOOTBALL GAME

{another ‘was treated for head in-

st. and Carrollton ave,

One boy had his leg broken and

|juries received in a football game | yesterday in a vacant lot near 13th

Jackie Aldridge, 15, of 1314 Carrollton ave, is in St, Vincent's hospital with a broken right leg and Melvih Zinn, 15, of 1325 Carrollton ave, was treated for head injuries.

On Luther

homeless and hungry a yaoue TWO YOUTHS INJURED he rev. Emil -® voss, Holy

Cross Lutheran church pastor, Sag-

inaw, Mich., will speak on “Luther, ! the Great Liberator,” at the special Reformation Festival service of] Evangelical Luthern churches to-

morrow.

in Cadle tablernacle with the Rev.

pected to attend.

Rev. Emil H. Voss to Speak

The meeting will be at 2:30 p.m.

Walter L. Barth of the Calvary Lutheran church serving as liturgist. More than 2000 persons are ex-

The festival service commemorates ‘the reformation of the church and inaugur

RAIN Boos ITALY DRIVE

at Festival Rite

Clarence Elbert will direct the reformation festival choir of 100 imixed voices in the singing of] ‘Shaw's “With a Voice of singing” | and “God Is Our Refuge and Strength” by Buck. The childrén’s choir led by Gilbert H. Echtenkamp will sing and Myla Luessow and & O. Keller will serve as 1 and organist respectively, The arrangements committee includes. the Rev, Robert G. Trautmann, chairman; the Rev. Walter C. Maas, Arnold E. Mueller, Dearle Schatz, Edward Rothkopf, George C.. Schwier, and Gilbert Merling.

f| Co-operating congregations are Cal- : ,| vary, Emmaus, Grace, our Redeemer,

Edna Merritt Harrington, Soloist

Radio Address 10 A. M. By Dr. Backus

“Some Call It Evolution” WIRE—1430 on Your Dial

' All Souls

Unitarian Church 1453 N. Alabama St. _

Go to Church

the Rev. Joseph L. Hughes of|g:s AN Th ax ZION Orooked Creek will exchange pul- 45 P, AL AND REFORMED pits for the November meetings. 2m Fieweher Ave: NORTH snd NEW . Additional churches planning for - ER ohureh School. Pastor and November evangelistic services are “Red” * Morality 3 rs « BON “Auer,” missionLebanon, Mt. Paran, Good Samari- Sermon at 11 A. M. by 10: WA M—The. 25th anniversar the tan, Mt. Olive, Garden and the First > ministry of Pastor Daries in church of North Indianapolis. E. Burdette Backus Zion ur ar Bastar Ault Dr. E. Homrighsusen

DALE NEWSUM

Leader of the Indianapolis Unity Truth Center will be in charge Sunday, Oct. 22. <

9:30 A. M.—Sunday School.

11:00 A. M.—Devotional Service. “The Church of Christ”

8 P. M. Midweek

WEDNESDAY ® PM wu Usual Class Tuesday and Friday Open Daily, 10 to 4—Phone RI-4066

Enc

lewood Christian Church

57 N. Rural St. (2800 Bast) 9:30 a. m. Bible school. of faithful in sll ‘the

A teachers, men and women of fai classes, 1045 a.m, worshi Sermon, “BEHOLD THE Fane. 6:15 p. m. YOMBIVSES « 7:30 p.m Special m the direction of Charles R . “GALLIA" will be presented.

A cordial welcome to all

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music program by choir R. Hamilton,

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

: Brad x The Mother t. Scien

Morning service, 11 A.M. tn all churches. Evening Service oT CHURCH--Meridian at 20th......... Nome Church | 2ND CHURCH-—Delaware at 12th.,....eee B P.M. 526 State ame

3RD CHURCH~Wash. Blvd. at 34th....... 3 = CHURCH—Pleasant Run Pkwy, 8 § P.M. Church Edifice Drive, at Butler "Ave. 5TH CHURCH-—College at 62nd veess, 7:30 P.M. Church Edifice 6TH CHURCH—1609% Prospect St........ a e 1611 Prospect nth end

SUNDAY SCHOOL, Third. 9:30 and 11 & m.; First, Second, Fourth, * Sixth churches, 11 a.m. Wednesday evening, testimonial meeting, o'clock.

{ Presbyterian Churches

INVITE YOU: TABERNACLE First Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church CAGE LTR Re

Go to Church

Youth

Christ

Tonight at 7:30

Cadle

Tabernacle

(Temporary Location)

OHIO AND NEW JERSEY STS.

Dr. Theodore Elsner

Return Visit of Popular Young People’s Speaker

NEW RADIO TIME Tune in WIBC Sunday, 2:30 P. M.

GREAT CHURCH RALLY

. at the

BRIGHTWOOD

FREE METHODIST CHURCH

E. 31st and Forest Manor

SUNDAY AFTERNOON — 2:30

SPECIAL SINGING REV. RALPH McCRORY, Guest Specter

EY RYBODY ‘WELCOME

34th and Central

DR. ROY EWING VALE

REV. HARRY R. MERCER our aR hl 3. 30 Ministers Church School .......cocecicrvnnan i 9:30 A. M.~Bible School Young Peoples Meeting Savor = 10:43 A. M.—Divine Worship Thursday Evening Convocation... » “a to fo uled crea Rev. Dro ira Allen Ven Nuys Memomial Presbyterian § which would ren Thursday, 7:18 P. M.—Midweek Service Chriulliom 44s. Smuts ble, but’ suisject . 3s :30-8undsy School rate adjustments Meridian Helis BO coslan. deus. Freterta [| makes only B11 Dental Ave. st 4TH College of Chilstiar Biucatio pay income tax: Reunde SEG > 5 | Wor est Wri 0 — ne Hos be eV. A am ul "Let Freedom Ring SECOND PRESBYTERIAN [| excise and nuisa Service BroadeastWIBC, 11 to 11:30 The Historie Church of Whish The aim is to income by putting

RYINGION

PRESBYTERIAN Johnson and Julian Avenyes. sources to work. bg ral

a low tax rate on

JEAN 8 MILNER, SOLENT 35 Young. Peope Morning Worship. 10 or ar pual income than 10:30 A. M.— a. Inheritance the ; cow to wl Keep Pn tower national iz 7:30 P. M.—“A Hymn of Joy" Supper ghurdh Thursday, § P. M. years. WESTMINSTER | Fairview Presbyterian | ig vac we « 445 N. re (1700 East) and Capitol ave. WALTER T. PEARCY, Minister yma D. RAGAN, Minister bargaining; the !

Sunday School, 9:30. Wrap, p48 A.

ung People, tations Act is a §

P30 AM. Qhurels Schosi-Rany Dap

10:45 A. ML Norsiig chiens law which acknc Se ig Prayer Changes on Dw of our times and John H. Rowlan, 10:48 - Rev. Ragan, Preaching. be the law. Th sto leave their jc together—the rig!

of the fundamer men. The labor depa administer labor must come from ; Many of the w bureaus in the I

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SOUTH SIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

Corner Olive ‘and LeGrand Ave. A. L. EMMERT, Pastor

Revival Services to Continue Tivsugh Nov. 12

REV. AND MRS. WILLIAM LUALLEN Of Bloomington, Ind. Preacher, Singer, and Chalk Artist.

Services Each Evening at 7:30

GEN, MacAR' QUARTERS, L , Oct. 28 (Delaye: respondents, Sta Ft. Worth Star Kerry, foreign co Indianapolis Tin ed in the Japane; Asahel Bysh of t

Sunday Services, Sunday School 9:30, was killed at Ta Preaching Services 10:30 and 7:30. closed today. Clete Roberts,

N. Y. P. 8, 6:30,

Hi. N. Y, 6:30, feporter, was kr

in the same atta

FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - LOCAL TE} 1621 B. WASHINGTON—RAY HANCE, Pastor; BoB EILLIOK, Dir. 8a m..... 40 Sunday School ROIY .....cov. coverniosaiinnaisnorsansntne rey A. Tam. ..41 Morning Service .... ...i.eies iiiiienisiiieniieseiaiiiiios 1110:30 A * “NO MAN CARED FOR MY SOUL" 8a m..... 42 Evening Service ..............ceciieciiiiiieiiiins «0,. 7:30 P. ML Sam. .... 4&1

REVIVAL

Nov. 1 to Nov. 12, Services Each Evening Rev. Ray Hance, Bob and Madge Killion, sp

“The Nazarene Back-Home Hour,” WIBC, u 30-13 Midnight. Bob_Killion, Baritone Soloist

Amusements . 1 Business ..... |

So. of W. Wash.) LEO C. DAVIS, Pastor BE-0750 —Sunday Services— 9:30.A. M. — 10:48 A. M.- 8 But. 6PM. — T:30P. P.M. a