Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1944 — Page 10

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Plan Talk on

en's Day Services.

Indianapolis churchwomen will sponsor a lecture on “The Christmas Story in Art,” a Christmas

party and Woman's day services.

At the Central

Christian church, Mrs, H. B. Marx, executive secretary of organiza-tions-education of the United Christian Missionary society, will give the Woman's ‘day address at 10:45 \ 7 a, m, Mrs. Marx Am is responsible for Mrs. Marx 4), jeadership of 1500 missionary organizations with

v membership of 140,000. Mrs. Carl N. Steeg is president of the wom\n's missionary ‘society, which is

_ ponsoring the service. Here Missionary Leader Thé Woman's council of the Cenenary Christian church will preent Miss Lela E. Taylor in a Womn’s day address on “We Follow in “heir Train” tomorrow at 10:45 a. 1. Miss Taylor is a leader among ae Disciples of Christ and a stuent of Latin American affairs, Over a period of 20 years as an ficial of the brotherhood, she; has sen vice president of the United ‘hristian Missionary society and secutive secretary for Latin Amera in the division of foreign mis-

Tell Christmas Story “The Christmas Story in Art” will 3 discussed by Miss Anna Hasselian of the John Herron Art musum Wednesday at 1 p. m. at the econd Presbyterian church, Miss asselman will show slides also at ie meeting which is sponsored by 1e Woman's Missionary society. Mrs. ‘obert H, Orbison, accompanied by rs. T. M. Ryboit, will sing a group [ Christmas songs. Hosteses inude Mesdames Carl Walk, Samuel letcher and Albert Gall, All the omen of the congregation are inited to attend. Mrs, Graham Fuller, Presbyterian jissionary on leave from Thailand, {ll speak at the meeting and ‘hristmas party of the Mary Mar1a society of the Prentice Presbysrian church Thursday evening at he home of Mrs. B, J. Smith, Bring Christmas Gifts

Each woman attending will bring v Christmas present for needy hildren and a glass of jelly for the ndianapolis Day nursery. Mrs. ohn Klaus will lead the devotions. Miss Glen Harter, superintendent ‘f the Emily E. Flinn Home for the ged, Marion, Ind, will address the dult classes of the Downey Avenue Jhristian church tomorrow at 9:30 wm. The Rev. F, W, Wiegmann, ninister, will preach on “Christ Is Jome” at 10.35 a. m,

Memorial Ritual Set for Pfc. Evans

The Rev. Herbert Huffman, pasfor of the Jirst Priends church, will conduct memorial services for Pfc. Edward Johnson Evans, tomorrow at 4 p.m. at the home of the parents,” Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Evans, 4460 Kessler blvd. Members of the church, in which Pfc. Evans was very active before joining the armed forces, will assist the Rev. Mr. Huffman at the memorial service. The young Indianapolis soldier was reported missIng Nov, 9 and killed Nov. 19, in France. In addition .to the father and mother, other surviving relatives are two sisters, Misses Virginia and Elizabeth Ann; a brother, Lt. Robert B, Evans, now stationed in England, and the grandfather, John H, Johnson of Richmond,

CONCERT SET AT BETH-EL ZEDECK

Mrs. Evelyn Borofsky Roskin, organist, will be assisted by Esther Levinson, soprano; in the third of a series of recitals tomorrow at 4 p. m. at the Temple Beth-El Zedeck, 34th and Ruckle sts. Since the concert falls on the first day of the joyous Jewish Feast of Lights, or Hanukkah, Mrs. Roskin has chosen as one of her offerings, “See the Conquering Hero Comes” from Handel's “Judas Maccabeus.” This number recalls the deliverance of Palestine from the pagan Syrians and the re-dedication of the temple which is the Hanukkah theme.

WILL DISCUSS RUSSIA “How Far Will Russia Go?" will be discussed by the Rev. Herman B. Cents, born and educated in Russia, now of Pennsylvania, tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. at-the Em. manual Baptist church, He will preach at 10:45 a. m, r—

Personal

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Churchwomen Sponsor Wom.

{than 1000 of Marshal Yen Hsi

France, and Sgt. George Taylor, tall-

Liova 3. Claycombe and George E.

at the Temple

Tomorrow world Jewry again will mark the festival of Hanukkah reminding a war-torn world that light triumphs over darkness, that God is near and victory will come. e candle will be lighted at sundown and an additional one for eight successive days until all are burning in the candlelabrum, or Menorah, in the home and the Synagog. Gifts will be exchanged and special songs sung at the happy festival is observed.

long ago drove the pagan Syrian in the Apocrypha. While Hanukkah,

all ages, great interest centers in

it does in the Christian marking of Christmas.

The lights recall that the Jews

king from Palestine and rededicated the temple to God, as recorded

sometimes spelled Chanuko, or the Feast of Lights, is a time for rejoicing for

the children’s celebration just as

Gabriel 'Chodos and Sharon Ann Klain kindle the first Hanukkah light

Beth-El Zedeck.

Symphony Candles fo Fam As Part of Festival Herel:

Tomorrow morning at the BethEl temple, Mrs. Constance Present will direct the dramatic club in a candle drill. Candles will be dis tributed by the sisterhood and children will sing special songs and blessings. There will be class parties at the religious school Dec. 17, with gifts and refreshments. The school celebration at the temple of the Indianapolis Hebrew congregation will be held at 10:45 a. m. Dec. 17. Two plays will be presented; songs will be sung; candles lighted, and a.treat given all the children. ” . . An intra-Zionist Hanukkah rally will be held tomorrow at 8:30 p. m. at the Kirshbaum center. There will be songs, dramatics and refreshments. Mrs. Ben Paller will direct a candle lighting ceremony with all the officers of the Zionist groups assisting,

Pastor From C

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editor The Rev. Stanton Lautenschlager of Chengtu, China, will speak on “Christianity and Commu » at a dinner for Presbyterian n Friday at 6:30 in the Second Presbyterian church. The Rev. Mr. Lautenschlager lectured and preached in three provinces of Northwest China which included Communist territory and headquarters, He says preaching was not only welcomed by Communist leaders but they invited the preaching team to return to the area, build : church and inaugurate a YM C. A. On this speaking tour, the Rev. Mr. Lautenschlager rode horseback for eight days, flew hundreds of miles and visited large cities housed entirely in caves. He crossed the Yellow river to within a few miles of occupied territory, where he addressed more Shan's and military leaders. He visited scores of new industrial co-operatives which many re-

BARNARD LAUDED AS ‘A GENUINE: HOOSIER

A luncheon honoring George M. Barnard of New Oastle, newlyappointed member of the interstate commerce commission, was held yesterday by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce, Reviewing Mr. Barnard’s years of public service, Governor Schricker described him as a “real, genuine Hoosier type.” “He is a man who can touch everyone and leave a blessing,” the governor sald. “We expect him to write a new page of Hoosier history in the nation’s capital” The luncheon was held at the Hotel Lincoln and was attended by representatives of trade, profession. al and civie organizations throughout the state.

political

The state public welfare board yesterday joined with other groups in expressing qpposition to most of the recommandpeions made by the welfare investigative committee in its recent report. The state board hit particularly at the proposal to create a three-meém-ber, full-time board, terming it “obviously unsound.” Other groups which have released statements opposing most of the report include the Indiana League of Women Voters, the Merit System league and the Central Labor union of Marion county.

VETERANS SPUR BOND SALES AT WAR PLANT

War bond salesmen at the Electronic. Laboratories plants .reported an increase in bond sales today after a series of rallies at which two returned “veterans spoke. Lt. Melville Sands, whose neck was broken during the invasion of

gunner on a B-26, who was wounded by flak over France, told employees some of their experiences. They were accompanied by L. 8. Wright of the treasury department, Judge

Dew, personnel director. A sins ‘SACRIFICE DAY’

senkrs Tavs pidge "to shun a1

JV be “Sif day” Wenesday ¢ Technical high school when

WELFARE BOARD HITS COMMITTEE REPORTS

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At Presbyterian Dinner

ligious leaders consider one of the most hopeful factors in China's great program of reconstruction and resistance to invasion, Before the war, he escorted a group of Cheeloo university students on a good-will trip to Japan. Later, although his official station was Tsinan in Shantung province as a member 6f the Cheeloo faculty, he moved with the university into the interior. He divided his time between teaching and preaching to high school and college youth of Free China.

‘Overwhelming’ Success

The success of this evangelistic effort is reported af “overwhelming.” In 17 Christian high schools visited, nearly 3000 students made decisions to becomes Christians, better Christians or to study Christianity. In four war years, more than 6000 students made similar decisions in meetings conducted by the missionary and the Chinese Christians who formed his team. In one Chinese city, the Rev. Mr. Lautenschlager spoke more than 25 times in five days. Just before leaving China for his furlough year in the spring of 1941, he wrote a circular letter to all the 3000 students who had “made decisions” in West China in his meetings during the: last two years.

Huntington ‘Graduate

The Rev. Mr. Lautenschlager is a Canadian, a graduate of Waterloo Collegiate institute, Ontario, and of Huntington college, Huntington, Ind. He also holds a master's degree from the University of Michigan and before going to the Orient he served as a pastor in Canada and afterward taught at Huntington college. -He has written magazine articles on the war in China as well as China's Northwest and on student evangelism. He will speak to Presbyterian men of Johnson and neighboring counties Thursday evening at Greenwood. The next evening, at the Second church, of which Dr. Jean 8. Milner is the pastor, Leroy George Gordner will preside as dinner chairman. It is hoped that the {dinner will be the beginning of a series of such meetings for men, Presbyterian officials said today.

LESSON-SERMON SUBJECT LISTED

All Christian Science churches tomorrow will study the lessonsermon subject, “God Preserver of Man.” The golden text is: *The Lord shall deliver me from every evil work and will preserve me unto His heavenly kingdom” 11 Tim. 4:18. The lesson-sermon also includes the following passages. from baie Christian Science textbook, “Sc ence and Health With Key to or Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy: the rights of man, we cannot fail to foresee the doom of all oppression. Slavery 18 Dot 338 Je» gitimate state of man” (p. 237) “The despotic tendencies, inherent in mortal mind and always germinating in new forms of must be rooted out through the ace tion of the divifie Mind” (p. 228).

FELLOWSHIP VESPER

Red rons wil

Class to Bo

Christ Episco pal Church

Service Is Set.

The Rt. Rev. Richard Ainslie

"| Kirchhoffer, bishop of the Episco-

pal diocese of Indianapolis, will confirm a class of children and adults tomorrow at 10:45 a. m. at Christ Episcopal "church on the circle. The Rev. E, Ainger Powell, rector, will present the class,

Other religious events in Indianapolis follow: ™

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT. TER DAY SAINTS, SOUTH BRANCH— Branch president, Willlam E. Schwartz, will conduct. the services tomorrow night and the following wil] speak: ley, Sophia Liggett, Alma Morris and 8id Sebastian, VETERANS’ HOSPITAL CHAPEL--Bruce P. Robison unit 133 of the llth district American Legious auxiliary has arranged the musical program for the 6 o'clock Protestant vespers tomorrow,. The Ebenezer Lutheran choir, directed by Gladys Richey and accompanied by Mildred Adams, will sing. The Protestant chaplain for the day will give the meditation, YOUTH FOR CHRIST, CADLE TABERNACLE~Dr. Peter Joshua, who was born in Wales and received his theological education in England, we A t b evangelistic speaker at the m, rally tonight, Dr, Joshua NO fod ORAL various states and addresses Youth for Christ rallies in Chicago, St. Louis and New York. SWEENEY CHAPEL, BUTLER UNIVER-SITY-—Dean O. L. Shelton of the school of religion will speak on “Making Our Own World” at the 11 a. m. service. UNIVERSITY PARK CHRISTIAN CHURCH — Dr. 8. Grundy Pisher will mark Bible Sunday with the sermon, “Everyman's Library,” tomorrow at 10:35

dinner

a me. The December church - ni ht . followed

Thursday at 6:30 p. m. will by a Christmas program. ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH--Dr, E.' Burdette Backus, minister, will use the IVA as an {illustration of the orderly

suse of human resources for the benefit

of mankind in his sermon, #A Great Work To Do,” tomorow at 11 a. m.

IMMANUEL EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH-—-The Rev. and Mrs. C. E. BSitler will be hosts for an open house to which members dnd friends of the church hav ya been invited, The parsonage recepti will be held in the newly decorated parsonage.

DILL TO ADDRESS CLASS

Dr. W. E. Dill, superintenednt of the Indiana Boys’ school, Plainfleld, will speak and, the school Negro quartet will sing tomorrow morning at the meeting of the Christian Men Builders class of the Third Christian church. Merle Sidener will give the address, “Money Talks.”

CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 3 Avenue at Jaa Sure

M. urch 10:45 A. M.—~Morning Worship. Rev. Arthur Shull, guest speaker.

CHRIST TEMPLE

Javosidiie Faith)

403 W Fall Creek Jarkwey Sunday, "i: 30 A. M., 7:30

14156 Cruft Street Rev. George BE. Huff, Pastor 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Service

Confirmed

Velma Par-| po

( Assembly RIVERSIDE TABERNACLE

1240 Roache SRiverside roller.) Services Wednesday &' & usa vi ces nesday a HERMAN R.

of God)

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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Delaware and Walnut Streets

} ‘oR Bible

Music by Youth Pellowship--§:30

(7% North) WwW. A 8

Minister. School—0:30 A,

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M, Worship—10:45 A. M, Plolds are White”

excellent choir.

P. M

GARFIELD HEIGHTS

Bible

Notship at and Preaching dy

vening Service Wednesday ng Bible Study, Ww. L TOTTY

2842 SHELBY ST.

Minister, G.

CHURGH OF CHRIST

GRACE

Methodist

E. New York at Gran E. ARNOLD CLEGG, Minister

Sermon Theme, 10:45 A. M.

“Th# Power of Faith’

We Welcome All Visitors

SHELBY STREET METHODIST

2000 SHELBY STREET

“Hour of Hope,” Bunday School Morning Worship

Station WISH.

T:00 A. M. 9:30 A. M.

‘What Will It Cost to Bave a Lou World? Evangelistic Hour ... 7:30 P, M.

REV. BENNIE MORGAN, ‘Pastor

FIRST UNITED

70% PARK AVENUE

BRETHREN CHURCH

REV. GEO. F. SNYDER, D. D., Pastor

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

Evening Service, 7:30 Pp.

he Challenge.”

“The Vision That Transforms.”

First Congregational Church «16th and Delaware Sts. ELLIS W. HAY, D. D.-~-MINISTER Church School ... Morning Worship * “An Old Book for a New Age"

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Cordially Invite You to Attend One of Their Services

CHURCH OF CHRIST | 8. Belmont Ave. ; Fam Services, 9:45 nd 10:48

Wednesday Servlets og Study, ‘7:48 JOHN H. GERRARD, Evan gelist

NORTH ry wp YS tap,

City of Power” Angelus Hour for Youth—8 P.M PM NORTH INDIANAPOLIS °

‘CHURCH OF CHRIST

960 West 31st Street don and N_ Capitol. HU-4041 HOBBS JR.

A. CG Phones: Study, HU-4041;

Res, HU-4753.

Bible Stydv—0:45 A. M. 10:45 A. M.—“ “The Neglected Beattitude" 7:45 P. M.—~"How to Win M

en to Christ”

East Park Methodist

New York and Temple Ave. DR., O. TEVIS MARTIN, D. D.

ST. MARK'S UNITED LUTHERAN

CHURCH OF CHRIST

(Formerly 926 West 20th Street)

Bible CASES : coo vonnesrenss 9:4 : De a vice 3583 4. Prospect and Linden Sts. Young Feepies Meeting. “Bb M| Sunday School .....10 OB Feiusviiubsens A un essed] Thursday Evening—Bible Study 7: fH P.M ¥ "A M,

J. 8. JOHNS, Minister

WASHINGTON STREET METHODIST CHURCH

Worship .........,.10:56 A. M.

United Brethren : BROOKSIDE CHURCH 11th Ol hy

nister W. Washington 9:30 A. M.~Bun. ‘School classes. BINA. Mm Bundi bol A J. CO at Warman Ave.| bo: pe My id Mogren Bn 10:30 A. M.—W Worshin service: “Revealing A BLE, Pastor Rediscovery of God's Word.” the Christ.” 9:30 A. M.—Church School 3:06. M.—Jr. C. E.~8:30 P. M.~Youth 11:00AM. 44 Be ou Fellowship. service: 10:40 A MMorning oral 3:00 P. M. Eve i ervice: ‘10 - : :00 P, M.—Evenin, : King’ 1%: 8 i “Christ the Saviour’ Vesper 20 Hous for Youth and Confession. A : n MM 8:45 to 9:45—Youth Fellowship,

1 WEST SIDE GOSPEL TABERNACLE 2113 ‘MILLER STREET REV. THOMAS PAINO Sunday ‘8chool—0:30 Morning Worship--10:48 Young People's Service—T:45 P. M. Mid-Week Service Thursday, 7:48 P. M.

BLAINE AVE. METHODIST 1427 Blaine ave. (West Indiafiapolis) BRANSON A. MORGAN, ‘ Minister Morning Worship—10:30 “LIVING IN EXPECTATION" DR. GUY O. CARPENTER Evening Worship—T7:30 “These Things I Saw"

9: 9: 10:40

A, M.~8e

of Mr.

ZION

EVANGELICAL AND NORTH and NEW JERSEY STRETS FREDERICK R. DARIES, D. D., PASTOR. 00 A. M.~First Service of Worship. 45 A. M.—Church School. cond Service of Worship. Subject of sermons: “A Light in "rime of Confusion” 4:30 P. M.—Program of Christmas music by the choir, ha} Mallory Braéfisford.

direction

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

EPISCOPAL

ASBURY

MEMORIAL METHODIST

"ONE WO

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Time

RUSHVLL

602 WEST NEW YORK STREET ILLINOIS and NEW. YORK STS.

REV, CHARLES M. REV. WILLIAM BURROWS, Rector 13394 M—Suhday eh Sunday, 8 A. M.—Holy Communion 7:30 P. M.—*Salvation 9:30 A. M.—Church School.

Rev, Kroft Preaching s Expected; Visitors Welcome

Salvation Army Citadel 26 SOUTH CAPITOL AVENUB

SUNDAY SERVICES 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School.

64th and College 11 A. M.—Holy Communion and Sermon.

RAYMOND G.

W-1-B-C

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11:00 A. M.~Holiness Meeting. 9 A M 6:30 P. M.—-Young People’s Legion. , 8:00 P. M.—Evening Salvation Meeting. (Every Sunday) CALVARY ADJ. der TABERNACLE

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

THE PUBLIC I8 CORDIALLY

Services 0:48 A.M. —11 A.M,

7:45 P.M. INVITED! 903 Fletcher Ave.

1514 Park Ave.

DALE NEWSUM

Foursquare Gospel Church Woodlawn Avenus ad Wright Street

9:30 and 10:45 A. M,, 6:30 and 7:30 P. M. Wednesday and Friday—7:30 P. M, REV. R. L. MENGES, Pastor

HOLINESS LEAGUE NO. 2

Corner Ohio and Harding

Rev, Mickey Williams, Rev, yn Parley and Homer and Slatina Ma ddox, Special ngers. Service each evening 7:30-8Sunday 2:30. Preac rvice 3:30.

hing BETHEL TABERNACLE 641 So. Fleming 8 sunday Ty 10:00 A. M. Preaching Servide Mid-week Préach Wed, 7:45 P. M, RB G. LOWE, Pastor “The Royal Road Ww » Sewn Lite” Boni Service—7:45 P. M. BETTY ISLEY Red Gross Field Worker ROBERTS - PARK CHURCH (Methodist) Downtown Church 401 N. Delaware St. Church School—8:30 A. M. DR. SUMNER L. MARTIN, Pastor ee ————————— A Great Work.to Do Sermon at 11 A M. by E. Burdette BacKus Edna-Merritt Harrington; Soloist

SECOND PILGRIM HOLINESS [==

—LAST TIME TO HEAR —

CENTRAL G. H. O'Donnell

LeRoy E

Rev. and Mrs. W, R. Napier, Evangelists

conte AND HEAR THE THREE NAPIER CHILDREN . BULA, Pastor

719 E. St. Clair 8t.

Services each night, 7:30 CONTINUING THROUGH “DEC. 17

SPECIAL DECISION SERVICES 9:30 A. a. Family Bible school,

ARTHUR

8. HORNBACK, Asst.

lewood Christian Church

87 N. Rural St.

(2800 East)

tions; two baptismal services.

Music features under direction of Charles R, Hamilton, Mrs, Gaynell Lashbrook, organist.

A CHURCH With the NEW TESTAMENT MESSAGE

ARTIST . EVANGELIST

“T was glad When they sald at us go into the House of the Lord

= |Brightwood Free Methodist Church

every ag 10:45 A. M Worship. Sermon: CONVICT.” 7:45 P.M, Evangelistic service. SHALL I DO JESUS?”

31ST AND FOREST MANOR A Cordial Welcome by the Members and Pastor Awaits You!

BAPTIST

3d 5 x Santini 0

Ove X McGuire

Serm Three gospel invita

ING Pastor

A class for’ “FACTS THAT

rmon: “WHAT

CHARLES WESLEY NEWLAND

GREAT MASS MEETING 2:30 p. m. Tomorrow Afternoon Sermon subject: ‘ "Scientific Proofs of the Soon Return of the Lord"

CLOSING SERVICE 0pm

SPECIAL MUSIC BY HALLELUJAH QUARTET

314 ® Bright 8.

Leader of the Indianapolis pL Center 9:30 A. M.—Sunday Bp TI TsTning Bervice. eme—"'T' 8 P. M.—Rev. Ly J. LAME io Test speaker: “One Thin Needful” Monday, 8 P. M.Rev, pale: “Will We Have Peace?” Wednesday. M.—Midweek Service ' Class Tuesday, Room ha, 1 Indiana Trust puiiding_. 30 P.M Open Daily, 10 to 4 -- - ~Fhop

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

. Branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of tist, Boston, Mass. The Public Is Cordially Invited to Our Services and Frees Reading Rooms. Lesson for Sunday, Dec. 10th: “God the Preserver of Man” Morn service, 11 A.M. in all churches. Service Reading Rooms 2 None Church Edifice

18ST —Me at Vasesaran 2ND CHURCH-—Delaware at 12th......... 5 P.M. 526 State Life . 15 E. Wash. St. 3RD CHURCH-—Wash. Blvd, at 34th....... 8 P.M. Church Edifice 4TH CHURCH—Pleasant Run Pkwy, 8. 5 P.M. Church Edifice Drive, at Butler Ave. ae CHURCH=-College at 62nd. Eo eceesse«1:30 P.M. Church Edifice 86TH CHURCH-1609% Lernans NODS 1831 Prochest |

SUNDAY SCHOOL Third. $:30 snd 1 First, ‘Second, Sixth churches, 11 &.m. Wednesday Bi Fim mo meeting. 8 otiook

“Youth for. Christ” RALLY

DONT MISS HEARING DR. PETER R. JOSHUA

Pastor First Presbyterian Church, Aurora, Illinois

~ 7:30 P. M. Tonight

John 6:24, “Verily, verily, 1 a mt Joh haat Suarcih Cadle Tabernacle

| that sent me, hath everlasting life, and shall not come condemn: but is e

(Temporary Location) ation, ' from death unto life.”

Ohio and New Jersey St.

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

HAROLD W. RANES, 9:30—8unday School. 10:30—"Every Branch Bearing Pruit,” 6:30—Youth Fellowship. 1 30—Rubye Nickel, , guest speaker,

Pastor

EXETER AVE......... 17th St.-Exeter Ave.| TUXEDO PARK 29 N. Grant a ast) Charles Smith ..........ce.oee0. :30-7:30| U. 8. Clutton GARFI PARK ....Southern at Shel RIVER AVE. Standard and nr oh C. 8B. BRSCRAL.....c..vnuennnncas 10:45-7: @G. D. Billeisen 10:30-7:30 "NORTH BAPTIST Woodruff Place ...... Walcott at E. Mich. De Norwaldo LC. Trent ........ "10 45 A. M.-7:30 P.

Unified aT. - 9:30 to

EMERSON AVENUE BAPTIST Emerson and Bast New York REV, GEORG!

CG, Pastor to 11:15

Evening Worship — 7:30

Radio Address at 10 A. M

“What Unites Us” WIRE-—1430 on Your Dial

All Souls

Unitarian Church 1453 N. Alabama St. |

[oe —

Sam Morris

From San Antonio, Texas

® Prominent Radio Speaker

SERVICES ' POSTPONED |

® Leading Fundamentalist

and World Renowned Voice of Temperance

SUNDAY

DEC. 17 —3 P.M.

CADLE

TABERNACLE

" ‘Spomeored by v Local Committee of

| American Council |

usiec Director:

~ Speaker rvice

MISS HELEN ROSENBAUM

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Meridian and Vermont Streets

9:25 A. M, 10:46 A. M.

--Bible School.

~Worship, Sermon: It Mean to Be Bavi

~Youth Fellowship.

7:30 P. M.—~Worship. Sermon:

Christ's Help”

Crooked Creek Baptist Northwestern at 56th St. REV. JOSEPH L. HUGHES, Pastor

9:45 A. M.~Morning Worship 10:45 A. M.—8Sunday School 7:30 P. M.~Evening- Worship.

Presb

“What

Does ed?”

Service Broadcast over WIRE--11:30 A. M. 6:15 P. M.

“Getting

Memorial LYNHURST BAPTIST Belle Vieu and W. St. Clair Sts. REV. GEORGE G. KIMSEY, Nor On Lyndhurst Dr., 3 Blks. 8. of W. Wash,

REV. C. H. SCHEICK REV, HAAKON KNUDSEN 9:30 A. M.—~Unified Worship Service 7:30 P. M.—Evening Worship Service, Midweek Worship, - Wednesday-T7:30 P.M.

FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

1621 B. WASHINGTON--RAY HANCE, Pastor.

Sunday School Service ........... seit vats enss 9:30 A. ML Morning Service ......... ....ci.eisst.srans «..10:30 A. ML ASSET" Youth Rap ” » ‘rE G GREATEST WORD 1 EVER HEARD.” Bob and Madge Killion ........ci0e0 assess aakienn. canet Musie Directors

Westbrook Chureh

South Side Church Olive Street and LeGrande Avenue - A. L. BMMERT, Pastor Sunday" School, 9:30 A. M.

WILL Sunday School Morning Worshi

A MAN OF SORRO' Baptist Youth Fellowship... . 6:30 P. M, Bveamg, Worshi DEFIN Ny Prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m.

Calvary Baptist Church

BREEDLOVE, Minister

7:30 P. M.

Go to Church Sunday

INVITE YOU

yterian Churches

TABERNACLE Presbyterian Church

DR. ROY EWING VALE REV. HARRY R. MERCER

34th and Central

30 A M.

“ou Thursday, 7:15 P,

Dr. Vale, Wells and New

A M.-~Divine Worship

M.~Midweek service.

ells*

First Presbyterian Chu Church

Delaware at Sixteenth

SES Schboh 80.

ridian Heis Ountral Ave, at 9:30. *

“The Bible and . Service TON PRR

aan ia | Preaching Services, 10:30 A. M., 7:30 P.M. 304. M. > 10:40 4. 4. N.Y.P. 8. Hi-Y Services, 6:30 P.M. Rev, Leo Baten quot) MOLL Weicoma Awa You HURCH EDGEWOOD ue x. SARFIELD CHURCH

1 Blk. BE. of Madison and Epler

Dedication and Mortgage Burning

Sunday School, 9:30 Worship Services, 10:30 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. ¥ A Cordial Welcome Awaits You

2:30 P.M, WEST SIDE Address b 11th Street and King Avenue By. SENS SEnMIS GREY. Jverett Atkinson. BRON Loo

Indianapolis FREE METHODIST Churches

“l was glad when they said unto me, let us go into jhe Jiouze of the Lord” Im 122, 1st.Verse ..

YOU AND YOUR CHURCH |

Laaphsnnie sy v Lo & 1

Const large auditor ing a world and an “ope station as Wendell W discussed at tonight.

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Mr. Willkie Hoosier stat conference will “Rushville Willk "mittee and Lt. leave from na Pacific,

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