Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1944 — Page 10

PAGE 10 Aran Missionary : To Be Guest af Service and Tea

Miss Georgia McKinney in a Per sian garden.

THE WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION of the First Presbyterian church will present Miss Georgia McKinney of Tabriz, Iran, at a thank offering service and tea Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the church. . Miss McKinney has been spon= sored by the First church as missionary to Iran (Persia) for nearly a quarter century. Local women recall Miss McKinney and her colleagues made such a deep impression on the government of Iran that they were asked to help inaugurate a system of public education, Miss Martha Dorsey will lead the devotions for the meeting, of which Mrs. Ross C. Ottinger is chairman. Miss Nora is in charge of the tea and ; the. tive committee will act - as tesses, Mrs. Harold M. Trusler is association president d Dr. George Arthur Frantz is church pastor,

Bishop Gives Topic

For Revival Sermon

“Decay, Demoralization, Disilluslonment, Disintegration, Dearth, Desolation, Death and Destruction —Why?” will be discussed in a sermon by that title preached by Free Methodist Bishop C. V. Fairbairn of McPherson, Kas.,, tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. in the Meridian Street

+ + Methodist church,

Bishop Fairbairn is guest speaker for the revival being conducted by Free Methodist churches in the church. In addition to the meeting tomorrow afternoon, sgrvices will be held daily at 7:30 p. m. through Sunday, Nov. 26. Willard Munson plays the organ and the Rev. LeRoy McDowell, superiptendent, directs the singing. Of this united effort of his denomination, the Rev. E. E. Wright, pastor of the First Free Methodist church, said: “It is an example of a national trend toward co-opera-tive evangelism.”

'Soul and Body’ Is

Topic of Sermons

All Christian Science churches tomorrow will study the lesson =sermon subject, “Soul and Body.” The golden text is: “My soul longeth, yea, even fainteth for the courts of the Lord: my heart and my flesh crieth out for the living God.” Psalms 84:2. The lesson-sermon also includes the following passages from the] Christian Science textbook, “Science | and Health with Key to the Scrip-| fures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “Phe immortal, spiritual man is really substantial, ‘and reflects the eternal substance, or Spirit, which mortals hope for. He reflects the divine, which constitutes the only real and eternal entity. This reflection seems to mortal sense trans cendental, because the spiritual man's substantiality transcends mortal vision and is revealed only through divine Science” (p. 301).

MINISTERS PLAN FORUM ON PEACE

The Indianapolis Christian Min-

fsters association will discuss the “Six Pillars of Peace” proposed by

the Federal Council of Churches, at 10:30 &. m. Monday in the Y. W, C. A Dr. William A. Shullenberger will lead a forum after papers are presented by Dr. O. L. Shelton, Dr, A. 4, Cory, the Rev, John Ray. Clark, | _ Dr. R. H. Peoples, the Rev. Charles M. Fillmore and the Rev. Howard Ariderson, The meeting is open to the public, -

TRAINING SCHOOL TO BE SHOWN FILM»

Mr. and Mrs. Brunson Motley -will present the sound film, “Fishers of Men,” for the second session of the interdenominatio leadership training school Tuesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church. The school 5s sponsored by the Marion: County Council of Christian education on Tuesday evenings.

"About 135 members of 33 churches

and 10 denominations are registered.

Mrs. Asa EB, Hoy is council presi-

«dent. . RECEPTION HONORS

The ‘Immanuel Reformed” church will hold a recep-

ton honoring

Clarence - E. Sitler, tomorrow | m 3 to

*I'services.

«| church,

district| ©

PASTOR AND FAMILY Evangelical and

tls ew aston, the

Anniversary Services Se

Episcopal and Baptist Programs Arranged.

The First Moravian Episcopal church schedules a golden anniver-{ sary celebration for tomorrow and

the Woodruff -Place Baptist church, | for next Sunday, Nov. 26. Four generations of local Baptist | churches, of which the Woodruff | Place church is the second generation, will be represented at the Woodruff Place 50th. anniversary The great grandfather] congregation, the First Baptist which - founded Woodruff Place church, will have for spokes-

Woodruf! Place, which stands in] the relation of grandfather, will be

minister, Since Woodruff Place founded Tuxedo Park church, the pastor of Tuxedo Park, Dr, U, 8. Clutton, will speak for the grand-| child, The great-grandchild of the | four generations, the Emerson Ave-| nue Baptist church, was founded by Tuxedo Park. The Rev. George T. King, pastor of Emerson Avenue, will make the third guest speaker. There will be a family basket dinner at noon. six charter members still on the church roll include George Helm, Fred Boller, Frank G, Sink, Mrs. Leonidas Jeffries, Mrs. Hattie Dillon and Miss Hattie Bucksot. At the First Moravian church, Dr. F. P. Stocker, former “minister, now president of the eastern district. board of the Moravian denomination will. preach at 11 a. m, and at the 3 p. m. traditional love feast. Miss Helen Louise Quig, organist and Mrs. Donna Lee will direct the music and the following will sing: Edward Ferrell and the Misses Josephine English, Haze Weghorst and Jane Stout. The Rev, Stanley R. Woltjen is church pastor.

2. RABBIS TO LEAD VESPER SERVICES

Rabbl Morris M, Feuerlicht and Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt will speak at the inter-faith vespers tomorrow at 4 p. m. at the temple of the Indianapolis Hebrew congregation. There will be, special music hy the temple quartet, prayers from the Jewish liturgy and an explanation of symbols of the synagog. The quartet includes Mr. and Mrs. Jack Strickland, Dan Shattuk and Mrs. Roger Davis. Mrs, Farrell Scott will direct the music and play the ergan,

men, its pastor, Dr, C. W. Atwater.| i

represented by Dr. L. C. Trent, host | |

SWISS MUSICIANS TO GIVE PROGRAM

The Tower club of the ‘North

Methodist church will present’ af.

program of native Swiss music to be given by the Swiss Family Prasctiiaes in costume Friday, at , in the church auditorium.

The club is sponsoring a bond].

mpaign for the erection of a new educational building.

Baptists Plan Veterans’ Aid

(Group to Advise on Jobs, Law, Domestic Matters.

Dr. Kirkpatrick Richard Tibbs

When 2067 Baptists in the armed forces are demobilized and return to Indianapolis, they will find an organization standing ready to give them counsel in the flelds*of employment, law, mental read justment and domestic relations. The reorientation of the returning: serviceman has been much discussed by the religious press in recent months. It is said that marriages made in haste and changes that have taken place on the home front make wise counseling necessary. Accordingly, the Baptist curches expect to have a program to meet such problems under way by Christmas. Monday, Baptist pastors of the community will meet to make program’ plans to aid demobilized servjcemen, at.10 a. m, in the First Baptist church, Kirkpatrick to Speak The Rev. Blaine E. Kirkpatrick, pastor of the Riverside Methodist church, will speak on “A Church Program for Demobilized Servicemen.” Richard Tibbs, chairman “of the

demobilization committee for Bap-{

tist Men, Inc. will appoint supervisors to conduct the program in local churches. Additional meetings will be held Nov, 26 and Dec, 8 when Miss Dorthy Stevens of New York will give an address,

A cast of 26 characters, with E. O. Snethen, local attorney, in the role of the judge, will present “The Criminal,” a play indicating the evils of alcohol, tomorrow at 8 p. m. in the North Methodist church. Hayward H Johnson of Portland, Ore., author of the play, will portray the part . of the father of the “criminal” . The performance i Is the first of 10 . to be presented in | Indianapolis Methodist churches. “The H. H. Johnson Criminal” will be played Monday in the East Park church; Tuesday, at Heath Memo= rial church; ‘Wednesday, the Bast Tenth Street church; and Friday, the Edwin Ray church, Sunday, Nov. 26, there will be a performance at the Riverside Park church; Nov. 27, at the Irvington Methodist . church; Nov. 28, the | West Michigan church; Dec. 1, the {Capital Avenue church, and Dec. {3, the Washington Street chureh. {The latter nine are all scheduled

Temperance Play to Open With Church Cast Tomorrow

“The Criminal” is sponsored by the Methodist board of temperance and directed by Mr. Johnson. He presented the play for more than 5000 persons at the general conference at Atlantic City. Mr. Johnson will speak on “America’'s Greatest Peril” at the morning services tomorrow at 10:45 at the Meridian Street Methodist church, He is a former deputy investigator in Illinois and described as an authority on delinquency and other social problems.

the defense attorney at the North church. Both are lawyers. in the cast are Leroy Plumley, sheriff; John Goll, clerk; Harry Anderson, bailiff; Robert Gillespie, policeman; Kathryn Hill, flapper; Jeanne McCoy, sweetheart; Wendell Walker, prisoner; Fred Clarke, coroner, and Eugene Adair, the absent witness, } The 13 jurors are: C. R. Maxam, R. R. Mock, Fred Hoke, William Morgan, . George Dauhraty, F. L. Thomas and Charles W. Hyde; Mesdames R. G. Manning, Clarence Knipp, W. *C. Hartinger, J, P.

for 7:30 p. m,

Robinson, and Miss Ellen Stoy.

Musicians

Chaplain Walter Laetsch of Stout | field will give the sermons for a two-week evangelistic meeting beginning tomorrow evening in the

Emerson Avenue Baptist church. Musicians from Stout field will [be presented at the services, which will’ be held daily except Saturday at 7:30 p. m., The Rev. George T. King is church pastor. Other events follow:

Southport Presbyterian Church The church will mark the lquidation of its debt with a pitch-in dinner and mort gage burning ceremony Tuesday at 6:30 p. m. John A. Thalen will serve as master of ceremonies for the program, which will include group singing led by Don Granger; a talk on the church history |

| Mrs Cecil Wilson, Francis Dugan is in {charge of arrangements and the Rev. John H. Rowlan is pastor Prentice Presbyterian Church—Mrs. H B. Marx, executive secretary of missionary organizations and education for the United Christian Missionary society, will speak on "Our Loyal Womanhood and Tomorrow’ at 8 p. m. Sunday. The Wo en's chorus and. the Mrs. Louise Nil trio will sing at the meeting which will be sponsored by the women of the church as part-of the Loyalty Victory program. Central venue . Methodist Church Young peoble of college age will meet

The Broad Ripple Methodist church will present an Allied Music festival and the Congregation BethEl Zedeck, an organ reeital by Mrs. Evelyn Borofsky Roskin, morrow

At the church at 4:30 p. m, Marjorie Byrum Young will direct the Allied Music ‘festival assisted

Stout Field Chaplain and

by Richard Nabring and a reading by]

Church and Beth-El Temple Schedule Musical Programs

by Sarah Jane Hull, organist, and| Gene. Engle, ‘pianist. National an- y

to Aid Revival

| for recreation and fellowship each Sunday at 5 p. m. beginning tomorrow. Miss Viola Chastain is In charge of the group planning the youth program especially for youth away from home, studying or working in Indianapolis. Dr. F. n Smith, pastor, tomorrow on

will * lead ‘the discussion “Race Prejudice,”

University Park Christian Chureh—Thé Indiana Youth committee will sponsor a meeting for young people of the Christian churches tomorrow afterneon and evening, There will be a warship service at 2 p. m. followed by supper at 5:30 and evening services at 7:15. Miss Haze Oliver is in charge of registration.

Girls’ Federation Class, Third COhristian Church—-The On. Suartes wl Sing tomorrow morn ing Mrs Virgy Ja Havens will speak on f ohratianity ocracy ® quartet meludes George a: Merle Otto, Paul Cridu and Charles C. Smith. -~

Veterans’ Hospital ChapelThe Hay ward Barcus unit 55 of the 1ith district American Legion auxiliary tomorrow will present Ruth Stahlhut, soloist, accom{panied by Donna Tulley at the 6 p. m. Protestant vespers, All Souls Unitarian Church-Dr dette Backus, minister, will “Voltaire” tomorrow at 11 a. on “Pree” Bpesth' tion WIRE. Victory Memorial Methodist’ The Rev. Bennie Morgan a ‘| the revival services tomorrow Youth for Christ, Cadle George Dewey Blomgren, worl Cravgler will 7:30 “Ciiants Earth

. EB. Bur. on

m. and at 10 a. m. over sta-

Chareh— conclude Tabernacle lecturer and

this vd Btill Walk

Sweet-Smelling Tree.” In between, by

§ £3 LH]

.|hour the same evening the west

George Eggleston will play the prosecutor and Scott McDonald,

Others |.

‘Wina Chum’ [5

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Indianapolis Churches

Drive Opens

Youth Meetings Listed In

CHRIST TEMPLE

(Apostolic Faith)

' 403 West Pall Creek Parkwa Sunday, 11:30 A. M., 7:30 P.

Methodist - District.

The Methodist District Youth fellowship will mark “Win My Chum Week” with a meeting to~ morrow afternoon at Greenwood | -{and two meetings, each, Monday

or (asudly of God) RIVERSIDE TABERNAGLE

1240 Roache (Riverside proley: ) Bunday--10:30 A. M. Subjec

Services Wednesday & Sunda 5 P.M HERMAN R. ROSE, Minister

(CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN

ST. MARK'S

ist Cumberland Church UNITED LUTHERAN imo TRESBITERIAN Prospect and Linden Sts. Sunde Rev. Archer-C. ha

Sunday School .....10:00 A. M.

Morning Evening Worship

Worship

Worship ..ieeeesss.10:55 A. M.

and THlesday evenings in Indian apolis, The Rev. C. T. Jones will speak and Bob Robinson will preside at the east sub-district meeting Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the Grace Methodist church. At the same

sub-district will present a talk by the Rev. A. J. Combs with Dorothy Kersey as leader in the West Michigan Street church. The Rev, D. M. Church will give the address and Mary Ruth Nickels| will serve 'as youth leader for the south sub-district meetirig Tuesday at 7:30 p. m, at'the Victory Mamorial Church. The same evening at 7:30, the Rev. Emery Sparks will speak and Jim Barnett will be youth leader at a north sub-district meet ing in the Capitol Avenue church. The Rev, R. W. Gingery will speak, assisted by Betty Methena,| , youth leader, at the Johnson county meeting tomorrow at 3 p. m. in the

On Lyodhurss Dr, 2 Blks, 8. of W. Wash.

13 Midweek Worship Wednesday—17:30 P. M.

3:00 P. M.—Jr, ~ B.—6:30 P.

Are Nine? 8:45" to 9: Youth Fellowship.

Rev. Kroft Will Preach Both Sermons

LYNHURST BAPTIST

_REV. ©. H SCHEICE REV. HAAKON KNUDSEN

GARFIELD HEIGHTS CHURCH OF CHRIST

2842 SHELBY ST.

Bible Die. Study AN Building Anniversary Day Evening Se es A M 9:30 A. M. —Unified Worship Wednesday aig ‘Bible Study, T45P. M Ww. Ln TOTTY,

Service 00 P. M.~Church School Workers Tea.

0 P. M.--BEvening Worship Service.

Minister, GA-1743.

ted Brethren

BROOKSIDE CHURCH

11th and Olney. 2 A. Glen O'Dell, Pasto? 9:30 A, M.—8un. School classes, Wout IY gos. 0:40 A. M.—Thanksgiving servi Grace of Thankfulness.” M.— Youth

“But Where

BRANSON A. MORGAN,

BLAINE AVE. METHODIST

1427 Blaine ave. (W. Indpls) Minister Morning Worship—10:30 “The Disturbing Christ” Evening Worship—T:30 “Facing Stern Realities”

7:30 P. M.— —Evening service: 2"

ASBURY

MEMORIAL METHODIST 602 WEST NEW YORK STREET REV. CHARLES M. KROPT

9:30 M.—Sunday 8School 3: 0A. M~ A Tinos 7:30 P. M.—~"Bad Bargains.”

ZION

EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED d NEW

D., PASTOR. . M.—Pirst Service of Worship. . M.—Church School. . M.—8econd Bervice of Worship. Subject of sermons: “What Saves Jom Spiritual Death”

(Col. 1:9Thursday, 9 A. M., Thanksgiving Service

Members Expected; Visitors Welcome

Greenwood church.

Three Sects Plan Rural Life Parley

The three historic peace churches, hte Brethren, Quakers and Menon- |; ites, will conduct their third annual rural life conference, Dec. 8 and 9, at Bluffton college, Bluffton, O. All denominations are invited to attend. The conference is part of an edu-~ cational program to improve life in the country and in villages. The peace churches express grave con= cern because of the effect of the decline of rural life upon the churches. It is their purpose, therefore, to influence an increasing number of young people to remain on the farms and in small towns.

CHURCH OF CHRIST 1002 8. Belmont Ave. Momilg Service vio 45 1] 10:45

Wednesday “evening. Bi eels dy, . OHN H , Evangelist

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH . 16th and Delaware Sts.

ELLIS W. HAY, D.D.-MINISTER Church schoo] Morning Warship

“The Gates of Thanksgiving”

CHURCH OF CHRIST

40th and N. Capitol. HU-4041

A. GO. HOBBS JR.. MINISTER Phones: Suir: HU-4041; Res, BU-4753.

Bible _Studs.—0:48 A.M NAA, M.—Workmen Approved of God.” 45 P. M.—* or Here and There.”

Sermon by G. W. Paschal, guest preacher

Young Peoples Meeting ......... P.M Evenin sgviey of Baptism .. TP M 7:30 MoeClusing service of revival. Sermon by

GARFIELD PARK BAPTIST

Southern Avenue at Shelby Strees C. 8. PASCHAL, Pastor

9:30 A. M.—8Sunday School. 0:45 A. M.—Morning worship.

Pastor.

“UNKNOWN GODS” By Dr. Guy O. Carpenter

10:45 A. M. Phi Beta Musicale 7:45 P.M.

ROBERTS PARK CHURCH Methodist)

Seon and Vermont Sts,

School—9:30 A. M. R. SUMNER L. MARTIN,

wil

9:45 A.

RAYM

Calvary Tabernacle

ATTEND

liam Paul Smith |

Noted Yoult Evangelist

(902 Fletcher Ave.)

SUNDAY ONLY

THESE 3 SERVICES 11 AM. 7:45 P.M. EVERY SUNDAY

WIBC—9 A. M.

OND G. HOEKSTRA, PASTOR

«| Angelus Hou for Youth—8 P.M.-9 P. NI,

Capitol Avenue at Sd Street D. LEA’ Minister 9:45 A.M. urch i Te 10:45 A. M.—-Morning Wors RL, “The. Sacrifice of Thanksgiving”

NORTH METHODIST

Menidian at 38th 8 BROW

ALLA NING Minister Worship, ju 45 . M.—WIRE—11: 30 to 13

hristian Gratitude.”

WASHINGTON STREET METHODIST CHURCH

W. Washington at Warman Ave. ; A J. COBLE, Pastor 9:30 A. M -Church School, 10:40 A. M.—~Morning Worship. $00 to T: Hs-=Voapel Sour Io Youth and ults.

... WEST SIDE GOSPEL TABERNACLE 2112 MILLER STREET REV, THOMAS PAINO Sunday School—9:30 Morsing Worship--10:48 Young People’s Service—T:45 P. M. Mid-Week Service Thursday, 7:45 P. M.

GRACE

Methodist B. New York at Grant E. ARNOLD CLEGG, Minister Sermon Theme, 10:45 A. M. “On Being Grateful”

We Welcome All Visitors

Thirteenth held in all

Charles P. numbers by

. A. Minister

A CHURCH

Cordially Invite You to Attend One. of Their Services

Englewood Christian Church

forty-ninth anniversary. 9:30 A. M.—Bible School. 10:45 A. M~Wolshin.

6:15 P. M.—Youth oh. 7:30 P. M.—Bvangelistic service. Sermon:

Lashbrook, organist.

SECOND PILGRIM: WOLINESS 1415 Cruft Stree Rev. George E. Huff, Pastor 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Service

Foursquare Gospel Church Woodlawn Avenue and Wright Street 9:30 A. M. ri 8 Gehl. REVIVAL TO CONTINUE “The Rev. O. &. Ghere of Anderson will conduct services every night, 7:30 p. ms, except Saturday. REV. La MENGES, Pastor

Calvary Baptist Church

WILLIAM Or BREEDLOVE, Minister Sunday School ......cvvederesisnene 9:30 Morning Worship nthe uy sigs sk S “OUR GRATITUDE" Baptist Youth Fellowship....., Evening Wors mip. wae ahha EE 7:30 P. M. E WOMAN OF CANAAN era Sunrise Service, 6:30 A

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Meridian and Vermont Streets CARLETON W:'ATWATER, D. D., Pastor

9:25 A. M.—Bible School. 10:45 A. M. =~ Worshin, Sermon: Be God"

$ 15 P. M.—Youth Fellowship. 7:30 P. M.—~Worship. Sermo: by sound d film, Son,

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Delaware and Walnut Streets (700 North) DR. W. A ER, Mivilies. Bible School—0:3

ning Worship A.M *THanKfulnesy Bt Oui fainess™ excellent hor

youtn te pellowshi ip=5:30 P.

“Thanks

Juustested Prodigal

57 N. Rural St: (2800 East)

annual Victory Day services wall services Sunday, and celebration of

Goal—1, 100.

Sermon, “The Parables

of Grow

God’s Call to Humanity.”

Hamilton will present special Brum choir of over thirty voices. Gayn

with the NEW TESTAMENT MESSAGE

eria

t Presbyt

n Churches

INVITE YOU

TABERNACLE Presbyterian Church

34th and Central

DR. ROY EWING VALE

THE BIBLE

" Nightly, except

SUNDA 7:30 to 8:00

WIBC

3851 E. New York St.

Evangelists Mr. and Mrs. Corlis D. Deas of Houston, Tex.

Starting Tuesday, Nov. 21st.

CHURCH

Monday, 7:45

~ James E. Petty,

Pastor

REV. HARRY R. MERCER Ministers

9:30 A. M.—Bible School * 10:45 A. M.—Divine Worship

Dr. Vale, Preaching

“What if Shia, Should Forget?” Thursday, 10 A. , Thanksgiving service.

Meridian Heights Central Ave. at 47 DR. SIDNEY HARRY, Minister Sunday School, 9:30. Worship, 10:46. . “What Three Men Dae Broadcast—WIBC, 11.to 11:30

IRVINGTON PRESBYTERIAN’ Cor. Johnson and Julian Avenues. Ministers—John B. oF Suse Edward C. McCan :30—Church Sc School—8: 30—Youn “Peapte :30 A. M.— pankiul for What 30P. M. Last Convert Before

= Cross.”

BETHEL TABERNACLE 641 So, Fleming St.

PT "CHRIST . 960 West 31st Street (Formerly 926 West 20th Street)

Bibl Classes ......oovevenres 9:45 A. M. Preaching Service ...ev..0v.. 10:30 A M Evening Service® .......cevi00 TH P.M

Thursday Evening—Bibls Study 7:45 P. M, J. 8. JOHNS, Minister

Mornin, 1ST CH-Meridian . 2ND CHURCH~—Delaware at 12th

6TH CHURCH—1600% Third, 9:30 and 11

SUNDAY SCHOOL, Sixth churches, 11 a.m. Wednjaday evening,

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CE CHURCHES

service, 11 A.M. in all churchés. Evening Rervioe HUR at

cassssren

3RD CHURCH—Wash. Blvd. at 34th....... 4TH CHURCH~—Pleasant Run Pkwy, : Drive, at Butler Ave. STH CHURCH-College at 62nd... Prospect

Reading Rooms Church Edifice 526 State Life 15 E. Wash, St,

Church Edifice Church Edifice

5PM.

8 P.M 8 5PM

veessss«T:30 P.M. Church. Edifice seresss None 1611 Prospect

First, d, Fourth, Fifth and

s m; Secon testimonial meeting, 8 o'clock.

WESTMINSTER

445 N. State (1700 Bast) ir WALTER T. PEARCY,

Mini 4! Sunday School, 9:30. Worship, 10: ry A. M Young Ped, 6:30 P. M.

ple,

First Presbyterian Church

Be! “Strangers pd ’ pilgrims” Sth. 1 13-16)

satWscerestaratsnesnae dl

iy roar Moet Thurs, Thanksgiving

Memorial Presbyterian Carrollton ave. at Eleventh st.

RALPH L. O'DELL, Minister 9:30—Sunday School. 10:45—8ermon. “Lest We Fight Against

Young People’s Meeting, 6 P. M.

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN The Historic Church of Which Henry Ward Beechey Was Minister Vermont and Pennsylvania sts.

samen conan. @

ey Service,

ner “Preventing Trouble”

Fairview Presbyterian 3 46th and Oapitol ave. v VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister 9:30 A. M., Church School—Rally

Day.

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

EPISCOPAL fLLINOIS and NEW YORK OTS. REV. WILLIAM BURROWS, Rector Sunday, 8 A. M.—Holy Communion 9:30 A. M.—Church School.

! 64th and College 11:00 A. M.-Morning Prayer

Salvation Army Citadel 36 SOUTH CAPITOL AVENUB SUNDAY SERVICES 9:30 A. M.—8unday School. 11:00 A. M.~Holiness Meeting. 6:30 P. M.—Young People’s Legion. 8:00 P. M.—Evening Salvation Meeting.

ADJ. AND MRS. PETER VAN der VLIEB, officers in charge of services. Music by the Women's Chorus, Mrs. Genge, Director.

THE PUBLIC 18 CORDIALLY INVITED

1514 Park Ave.

DALE NEWSUM

| Leader of the Indianapolis Unity

“Youth for Christ”

RALLY

DON'T MISS HEARING

traveler and student of international affairs,

“GIANTS WHO STILL WALK THE EARTH.”

7:30 P. M. Tonight

GEORGE DEWEY BLOMGREN

tionally known lecturer, world Subject—

Cadle Tabernacle (Temporary Location) Ohio and New Jersey St.

NEW RADIO TIME Tune in WIBC Sunday, 8:30 to 9 A. M.

Truth Center will be in charge Sune day, Oct. 22

9:30 A. M.—8unday School, 11:00 A. M. Devotional Service. “The Joy of the Lord Is My Strength”

WEDNESDAY 8 P. M. Midweek

Service Usual Class Tuesday and Priddy

Open Daily, 10 to 4—Phone RI-4086

ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH OF OUR REDEEMER Faireld and Part, at Watson Rd.

REV. W. H. EIFERT, Pastor

Sunday School .......... 9:30 Morning Worship “..... vo 10:48 Mission Sunday

Music by Vested Choir Thanksgiving Day Service Thursday, 10:45 a. m, A Cordial Welcome to All

“Voltaire” _ Address at 11 A. M. by - E. Burdette Backus Edna Merritt Harrington, Soloist

on om AN gids wl

EVANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN

NAZARENE

WEST 11TH ST.

COLORED

directed by Floyed Jones.

This “Is a Special Cr diplomas given

of promotion ‘WE INVITE YOU TO COME. 2 Also come to our evening service at 7:30 P.M. » Rev. and Mrs. E. Atkinson, Pastors; Ear Ean, Amisant Pastor * Nie Turner,

FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

WEST SIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

AND KING AVE,

QUINTETTE

Known ss the ANGELIC FIVE from the, Southland Echoes . Colored Choir that was heard for 3 years over Mutual and

TR il She & during the Sunday School hour in each of the departments y Cratile Roll Sunday also; babies will be christened, and

8. 8. Supt.

1631 B. WASHINGTON-—RAY HANCE, Pastor. .

Westbrook Church

Services a ee at i

Special Sunday School Savin. veassavesieser S30 AM.

EASE Raa Rah

Ser A Bob and Madge Killion Sevataveeasrhansaite stot enny

«Musi Difeatars South Side Church

A. L. EMMERT, Pastor ' Sunday School, 9:30 A. M.

Preaching 'N.XY.P.8 HI-Y Services, 6:30 P. M..

Olive Btrest and LaGrande Avenus

10:30 A. M., 7:30 P.M. |

"Decay

BISHOP C. SP

ANNOUNCING The Sermon Subject for

SUNDAY,

TOMORROW

| ong OF THE SPEAKER'S MOST POWERFUL SERMONS

SUBJECT

— Demoralization —Disillusionment — Disintegration — Dearth — Desolation ~ Death and

Destruction."

WHY ?

Do Not Miss This Service!

V. FAIRBAIRN "W ra

10:45 A . M.—Morning Worship: — Madison Ave. “A Pharisee’s Thanksgiving” Morning Worship, 10:48 Rev. Ragan, Preaching. ——1

2:30 P.M.

The First One Thousand _ Can Be Seated Comfortably

: Meridian St.

Service Will Continue Through Nov. 26 ‘Nightly _ 7 p, M. J

“

Methodist Church

N. Meridian .

The wa result of five fighting mone Sue Higgins,

18,000 BOND D

Legion, Sc Begin $67

To meet a q war bond sales mately 18,000 began & cany: and Indianapo With the $1¢ drive opening nation today, been set at $23 county's quota cent of the sta A gala oper county drive w a special progr ican music by the Indianapo! tra before an © Cadle Taberna

Legior

William H chairman of t mittee, issued night to all wv ing them to © the city or cou The volunte 6000 Americar 38 posts, more Boy Scouts ar worgen worke; The legiopn Grider, . state of Legion wa been assigned employee grou 24 employees.

Scouts (

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