Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1945 — Page 4

ps.

- ,

of he. speaks.

: ™ reprieve.” yo appropriation for only one operator, there are two elevators, both normally pretty

shortage. . Just how grave the chaplain shortage 1s, will be told Wednesday by Lt. Cmdr. AJ McKelway,

Pacific battles. Chaplain McKelway will address an interfaith group of religious leaders here at a luncheon in the Indjanapolis fan office of naval offfter procurement. Chaplain McKelway, knows whereXe served for 20, months aboard the U: S.'S. Essex, one of the navy's largest aircraft carriers. He was on the Essex,

Chaplain McKelway civil! chaplains because of the overseas ineed and can expect to lose more in! | the | present, three chaplains represent«

Force 58, it participated in many of our most important battles and raids against the Japanese. He is | new assigned to the office of naval officer procurement, Chicago.

Cites Many Problems

mounting casualty

The city's

jcemen are often “heavy laden” with problems, give added meaning to these words from Chaplain McKelway: “We chaplains have had to spread ourselves pretty thin, serving four or five times as many persons as the pastor of a large civilian church. Aboard ship, the chaplain is just one of the men, and for that reason they know him and come to him | for advice, thus giving him the! broadest field possible to be of real service, “Chaplains in greater and greater

numbers are needed by the navy

: | {having no righteousness of his own, | (HURCH—The woman's society of Chris-

to fill assignments which have come about because of its vast expansion. The need is urgent, Co-operation of civilian and church leaders will help tremendously in securing the additional chaplains that must be procured at once.”

Church Leaders Invited

Nicholas H. Noyes, Walter I. Hess, William A. Hanley, A. Kiefer Mayer, board members of the local office of Naval Officer Procurement, have issued invitations to. leaders of the Jewish, Protestant and Catholic faiths to attend the luncheon. To become a naval chaplain, the candidate must be indorsed by his own church, have a college degree and three years of theological sem{nary training and not be over 45

Our American boys fighting at are the same as those or any other fhe front, being wounded and dying| commissioned officer -of the navy. Fe} of Trans guration to

to preserve religious freedom for the rest of us, feel the chaplain

w » ” Haskett L. Conner,

Col.

hospital,

land camps. Replacements are

meet the need for such personnel

a) manding officer of Wakeman Gen- ‘ [eral and. Convalescent Camp Afterbury, Ind, has voiced) which follows 12th Night and comthe need for additional chaplainsimemorates Christ's mapifestation | Side church since the Rev. Ross

{for the armed forces in hospitals| himself to the gentiles and the |

not available | for the large number of chaplains gpristian year, another step in ‘the | |currently filling overseas . assign-|4rama of oe life of Christ. At Ad- | liams and from the Ministers’ and {ments, according to the chief of yent, the coming of the Christ chil chaplains, Washington, :D. CO. An| yas foretold, and at Chfistmas the Sto {appeal is made to local clergymen to coming materialized:

“Be Climax. Today is the ‘Feast of Epiphany

| visit of the ‘wisemen. Epiphany is a high point in the

The season of Epiphany includes eight or nine |

Wakeman is among the army hos- | Sundays. and is concluded by the

pitals having a rapid turnover in

future, officials state. At! ting “the Catholic, Jew faiths, -are-serving-Wakeman! ‘hospital,

Application for a commission as|

{chaplain in the army is made thinks of the season as one for | when as part of the famous Task | rough the adjutant general's of-|social and missionary emphasis.

fice, Washington, D. C.

"GOD" SUBJECT | FOR SCIENTISTS.

All | tomorrow. will study the lesson sermon subject, “God.” The golden text is: “Look unto me, and be ye saved, all the ends of the earth; for I am God and there is none else.” Isaiah 45:22, The lesson-sermon also includes the following passages from the ‘Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health with Key to the Scrip|tures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “Heaven is not a locality; but a {divine state of mind in which all| the manifestations of mind are

sin is-hot there and man is found

but in posession of ‘the mind of the Lord,’ as the Seriprure says.” (p. 201).

FORUM FEATURES MILITARY SERVICE

“Universal Compulsory Training” will be discussed at 7:30 p. m. morrow at the opening forum of a series in the St. Paul Methodist | church. Milton Campbell, American Legion national defense director, will| speak in favor of the question. Dr. F. Marion Smith, Central Avenue Methodist church, will oppose him. Church laymen and their leader, Floyd Bass, conduct these public]

years of age. Physical requirements

Page 2

forums.

Christian Science . churches |

harmonious and immortal; because |

to-|

Feast of Transfiguration. No funeral mass is said in Catho-lic-churches on the Feast“of Epiphany. Tomorrow,

feast... Liturgical. churches of the

Epiphany while all of Protestantism |

The Rev. James Jones, vicar of | St. George's Episcopal church, -was [to conduct the annual Epipharty | service for the Episcopal women of {Indianapolis this afternoon in his church. Afterward, tea was to be| served. Other religious events joloe:

SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH-Dr ge urdette Backus, minister,’ will preach | {on “Is Man Immortal?” at 11 & m. to- | morrow The ‘sermon is the fourth in a! series “Modern Religion for Free Minds." Mrs. Edna Vonnegut will lead thé round table discussion of the Dumbarton Oaks proposals at: the 6:30 p.m. meeting tomorrow of the young adult group. CUMBERLAND BAPTIST CHURCH ~ This “church temiorrow will sponsor 4 union service with St. John's Evangelica and Reformed and the Cumberland Methodist churches to honor members of the community serving in the armed The candlelight meetnd will be . with Chaplain rven V. Whi te, command chaplain of the 1st troop carrier command, Stout field, as° guest speaker. The Protestant. fellowship group from Stout field will furnish the music A social hour will follow. The Rev. Wil-| ber Dickerson is host pastor. . ROOSEVELT TEMPLE METHODIST

tian service .will discuss ‘“The Negro in

{ America” at their 7:30 p.m. meeting Tuesday. Mrs. Ruth Heistand will be hostess.

UNIVERSITY PARK CHRISTIAN CHURCH—Henry M. Dowling will speak on “Silver Lining to the War Cloud” at the Family night dinner Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Reservations should be made by Wednesday noon. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH,| | Hoyt and Shelby sts.—Evangelistic serv-{ jces will be held each evening at 7:30) 21 by the. Carry

o'clock through Jan. The

| evangelical party of Abilene, Kas. Rev. E. A. Crim is church pastor. CHURCH OF CHRIST OF LATTER DAY AINTS, South Branch — William E. NT is the re-elected president of the branch, Stoughton Surface and Bj ron Hightower are counselors, Lee Damrell, clerk, and Ruth Porter, historian The officers will speak at the services tomorrow at 7:30 p. m, VETERANS HOSPITAL CHAPEL — Miss! Minnie Griellebauer will sing, accomPanied by Mrs. Ruth Rooker, at the Protestant vespers tomorrow. ngements for the music were made vy the Hugh Copsey unit 361 of the 1ith te: American Legion auxiliary.

Arms

Jan. 6, 1945

Continued from Preceding Pige

"Flowers for Homefolks—

MORE THAN 400 orders for the delivery of flowers to the wives, mothers and sweethearts of servicemen were received by local florists during the holiday season through the U. 8. Army Exchange Service. . City hall employees who have been

facing the prospect, of walking , downstairs this yea, got

busy. . . . City officials decided"

elevator operator was an emergency necessity,

and arranged to get the funds. .

Firemen Gordon White and William Lich are recovering from injuries received when

their fire truck was in collision

trackless trolley at Alabama and New York Dr. Walter E. Hemphill, West side chiropractor, has been reappointed to the ~ board of works by Mayor Tyndall. . . .

se...

mayor and Mrs. Tyndall took off for Miami to attend an aviation co!

; * % Legislature Meets—

THE LEGISLATURE convened Thursday of steps to cushion the

erd began study ck of post-war dislocations.

# sembly has an overwhelming Republican | . Senator Homer E. Capehart

m ajority.

liquor business. been packing up this week. .

home in Knox, Ind. . .

get caught up on collections. Yr Yr Yr Moves to New Airport—

BOB BHANK, veteran city aviator, has from Hoosier airport, which he established in 1028, to his new airport two °

“moved

and a half miles farther out U.S.

The Parks Aircraft Sales and Service has

taken over Hoosier under lease.

Edward C, Elliott, president of Purdue since « + Henry W. . Manz, Cincinnati, has _been named business .

1922, will retire June 30. ..

_ resulting from a defective coal stove caused : a a bullding"

Entire contents copyrighted, 1045, n Straum & Co, Ine.

§S-& CO., nc. Ti MAN'S STORE.

a last-minute . The new budget contained an

James L. Bradford, 11th district G. O. P. chairman, announces he will resign this post, probably in March, and enter the wnolesale The Schrickers—he leaves the governor's office Monday-have . They're moving from the governor's mansion to their I . City officials have asked the public to be patient over the garbage and ash collection situation. . They're using all available equipment

at the state fairgrounds. . . . is used by the army air force storage depot. . Eugene C. Pulliam, war'finance committee chairman, reports that Indiana more

than doubled its

up and

although another

: «Olly

with a

The by. plane nference.

Lots of fan mail this week. . Jordan, over in France, sends a “thank you”

letter for “What's

-The I

Pacific. .

went. to Washington this week. and was sworn in as thé junior of address. . . senator from Indiana. Philippines, writes tha He has named. a copy of “What's Cookin.” . Harry D. Youse, Markle i (Ind) lumberman, as town news. his secretary.

Fallis, in France, also likes this news letter. . And now for the birthday greetings. Happy birthday to.T. Sgt. Kenny Gasaway, Philippines, Jan. 20, Wife, Parents, Sisters and In-Laws. . O. Anderson, India, Feb. 2, Mother, Merle, Minnie, Jessie, Dallas, Wayne, Ronald, . . . And to Cpl. Harry Edward Spicer, France, Jan. 31, Jane and Children, , .

Raymond D. Fort, to Lt. William W.

to Robert L. Kizzee,

Nicholson,

Gang at. Motor Inn. Sappenfield,— Eglin field; Florida, Jan. 11,

Helen, Donald. .

52.

Dr. Mary, Family, . .

ma.

21, Folks. .

recent war bond drive. % x I the Mail Bag—

SGT. D. E. BASTIAN sends greetings from Bombay, India. . . thinks it has troubles with starlings, the city of Lucknow probably would be willing to

Lt. William C. Wildman, who pilots a Liberator, writes that this news from home is a big morale builder. come from M. Sgt. James E. Ryan, in the .- And fromr Pfc. R. E. Johnsen, in the Philippines. Presti, Robins Field, Ga. sends a change . And Pvt, G. H. Evans, in the .

“Man, man, it sure was swell to read home

Children, Grandchildren. .

David, Sis, Earl, Kids. . . ™rance, Helen, Donald Ewing,

Moats, Belgium, Feb, 3, Mom, Dad, Family, . . . And to Pfc. Mike F, Caito, Jan. 15, England, Dad, Mother, Family. . . T,.5 John A. Willey, Philippines, Jan. 20,

‘Clark, Belgium, Feb: 1, Carl, Helen, Grand- . And to Lew Allen Townsend,’A. M. 3-¢, North Africa, Dec. 31, Wife, Family. . And to T. 6 Bens C. Seitz Jr, France, Jan. . And to John W. Vermill F. A 2-c, South. Pacific, Feb. 5, Grandmother, Mother, Family, . Charles Edmondson, France, Feb, 15, Wife. . Best of everything to all of you.

The building

239 millions quota: in the

. “If Indianapolis

swap her monkeys for them,” he writes. . He incloses a clipping telling of the “Lucknow city fathers’ struggle to rid the city of 10,000 roving monkeys. Lt. Nels Deranian, U., S. N. R.,, the former deputy prosecutor, sends us season's greetings from overseas. . . . < Pvt. Harold

Cookin’.” . . . From Italy,

. Similar messages . 8S. Sgt. Gene A. that a friend showed him

. Says he:

We're told Sgt. Johnny

And to Pfc. Elgin

. And to Cpl. France, Mayme. . ... And Banks, Italy, Jan, 7, Wife, . And to Cpl England, Jan. 22, Viola, . And to Lee O. . And to Pvt. P. L.

. And to Pfc. Lester B®

. And to

. And to Pvt. Francis E.

“ .

, And to Cpl.

prayers and music,

the, feast will be | {explained in’ all masses since it is |

Protestant and the Sunday within the octave of the |

. ment.

11 they’ find. tires which. may be ; purchased.

| serve coupons are now good. Periods

y |Chirch Ready to Install Rev. King

“The Rev. W. W. King will be installed as pastor of the North Side Church of God in festive services at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The Rev..B. W, Barcus of Anderson, president of the Laymen of the Churel) of God, will preach the sermon. The Rev, Mr. Barcus has been acting as pastor of the North|

. Minkler resigned to go to Cali [TL Greetings from the ministers of the Indianapolis district will be | extended by the Rev, John J. Wil-

dl | Laymen's league, by the Rev. T. W. | formerly the Marion: County Coun-

fer. - There will also be Special

Baptist Men

THE IN NDIANAPOLIS TIMES

redycation

{grams” at the juvenile detention

Juveniles to See Fi Ims

Detention Hows Project on New Group's List.

In “Churches.

+ First’ Congregational Chirch

* 16th th Abd Delaware Sts. . D. ~MINISTER

The new department of religious . of the Indianapolis Church federation will conduct pro-

home, as its first project. The department was established this week by the mutual consent of interdenominational groups. It was

{

cil of Christian education. During January, Mr. and Mrs. Brunson Motley, known in the” city

IRVIN 10:45 A

AM, M.

Ah __ God's s Relation to

Westbrook C Church

(Nazarene)

819 8 Denison St

4500 West, South of W.

BE-075

-—Sunday ITED is : = A, M15: < A.M 6 P.M. P.M.

Wash.) LEO C. DAVIS, Pastor

CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN

Capitol Avenue at 32d Street Ea LEAT

HERMAN, Minister

«Church School Worsht, is World."

~Mornin

Block

for their work in visual education’ | will show movies on Sunday afternooris, beginning tomorrow. Mrs. Fred Iske will be pianist and

Plan Dinner

much of | Pramote” tnterestin- $15,000! The -movit-to-te shown-tomorrow

. Purchase Gift.

Baptist Men, Inc., will hold a din-| { nér meeting Monday night to.promote intefest in their ‘gift: of $15,000 toward the purchase of the Northern Baptist assembly at Green Lake, Wis. The Rev. L. B. Moseley. of Pitts-| burgh will give the address at the dinner in the Woodruff-Place Bap-| tist church The~Rev. Mr. Moseley! is the former pastor of the Emerson | Avenue Baptist church. Men, wom-|

en angd.youth have been appointed

to represent local churches at the dinner,

Dr. Herbert F. Thurston will preside and the following will assist with arrangements: Clarence C.

Depree, L. E. Hall, Donald Tooley, Frank S. Reynolds and Roy A. Cotton.

CRAMER, RAGATZ TO GIVE RECITAL

Bomar .. Cramer, pianist and Oswald G. Ragatz, organist, hy of | the organ department of the In-| diana - University School of Music, will be presented in joint cital Jan. 14 at the Scottish rite cathedral. Mr. Cramer will

play the first

thalf of the program consisting of an| fall Chopin group. For the second Methodist church will mark “Wil-

half, the Rachmaninoff Concerto 11| has been chosen with Mr. Ragatz playing the orchestral accompani-

The recital, which .is sponsored | by- the Indiana chapter of ‘the American Guild of organists, is open | to the public. Paul R. Matthews] is dean.

SIDENER TO TALK TO CHURCH CLASS

“Hello New Year” will be the sub-| jeet of a talk tomorrow by Merle] | Sidener, leader of the Christian Men | Builders class of the Third Chris- | | tian church. The Evans trio, composed of Re- | becca and Marcile Evans and Max{ine Matlock, will provide special { music. | | New officer for 1945 also will be! | installed

Urges Draft Call

For Entertainers |

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8 (U.P. —Rep, Donald L. O'Toole (D. N. Y.) today called for a drafting of all “4-F actors, bandleaders and other professional entertainers” and suggested that they be assigned to entertainment units “which could be moved fron battle front to battle front wherever morale was low.” O'Toole in a letter to War Mobilization Director James F. Byrnes said that the “morale of G. I. Joe would be greatly raised if he saw these nationally known . entertainers serving in khaki or blue.” He' heartily indorsed Byrnes’ recent directive calling for a review of the draft status of professional athletes. These men, too, he said, could be placed in special uints for the entertainment of the soldiers.

Indianapolis chapter 393, O. E. 8., will have initiation and obligation ceremonies at 8 p. m. Tuesday In| the temple, 1522 W. Morris st. Mrs. |

"| Frieda Brandt is worthy matron |

and William Ludeman, worthy |

Ration Calendar

MEAT~—Red stamps Q5 through X5 are good. Meat dealers will pay two red points and four cents for each pound of waste fat.

CANNED GOODS--Blue stamps X5, Y5 and Z5 and A2 through G2 in-Book 4 good indefinitely for 10 points each.

SUGAR—Stamp 34 in Book 4 good indefinitely for five pounds.

| GASOLINE—A- 14 coupons good for | 4 gallons each and are valid through | | March 21, 1945. B5 and C5 good for | |5 gallons; El. and E2 good fot 1] +gallon; Rl and R2 are good for 6 gallons but are not valid at filling ‘stations.

Persons buying used cars should make sure that the“seller has surrendered his gasd\ge coupons to the ration board. .

SHOES—No. 1, No. 2'and No. 3 ‘airplane” stamps in Book 3 good indefinitely.

TIRES—Commercial vehicle tire inspection every six months or every 5000 miles. B card holders are now eligible for grade 1. tires if they can prove extreme necessity. All A holders are eligible for grade 3 tires,

‘FUEL OIL—Period. i and 5 cou- | pons. valid through Aug. 31, 1045. AN change-making coupons and re-

a # seins gpk de 4 gulcc

who range in .age for eight to 14.

CATHOLICS TO OPEN

Thursday at 8 p. m. .olic

{of 12 sessions on successive Thurs-|

| the class, his cabine

| The class will sing as part of the

patron. |

Mrs. Asa Hoy will preside. . The Rev. 2William . Breedlove, pastor of [the Calvary Baptist church, will ‘give the meditation,

is titled “Child of Bethlehem” and portrays - the life of Jesus from birth to the age of 12. Other pic[tures will present missionary activi'ties and promote interracial goodwill, The detention home usually cares for between, 40 and 60 children

“You Are” Religious.” 10:45

A Unique Light

ROBERTS PARK CHURCH

Service

(Methodist) * Downtown Church

401 N.

Delaware St,

hurch School—-9:30 A, M,

cxthedra Sa for-—-Youth—b 15 SUMNER 1. MARTIN LE

re pn pins g—

a HOLINESS

INTERNATIONAL HDQTRS., Rev, E. V. Halt, Mgr,

FIRST CHURCH, 30th and Gale sts: Rev. R. E. Nibarger,

| SECOND CHURCH, 1415 Cruft St.

Rev. George E

1609 N. Del. TA-2273.

Huff, 1442 Cruft St.

NORTH SIDE CHURCH, 1732 E. 46th St

Rev. Walter Speck, 4631 N. Caroline Ave. ALL. ARE WELCOME

INSTRUCTION SERIES

| A new series of instructions in| the Catholic religion will begin ¢

at the Cath-| information bureau, Capitol | - and -Geotrgia sts. The instructions deal with the fundamental teachings and prac-| tices of the Catholic church and are followed by a question and answer period. The series consists |

days at the same hour. The Most |

9:30 A 0:40 A. M

WASHINGTON STREET METHODIST CHURCH

W. Washington at Warman Ave.

A. J. COBLE, Pastor

M.<=Cnurch School —Morning Worship.

5:00 to T7:45—Vesper Hour for Youth snd

“Salvation

Adults 8

Army Citadel

26 SOUTH CAPITOL AVENUE SUNDAY SERVICES

| 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School. 11:00 A. M.—Holiness Meeting. 8:30 P. M. -Young People’ § Legion. 8:00 P. M.~Evening “Salvation Meeting.

Rev.. Joseph E. Ritter, archbishop | of Indianapolis, 1s bureau presi-| dent, and the Rev. Fr. Richard] Grogan, director, |... director,

ADJ

AND MRS,

PETER VAN de:

VLIEB, officers in charge of seryices

Music b

Genge, rector

the Women's Chorus,

Mrs

THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY [INVITED

BIBLE CLASS TO PAY TRIBUTE TO FOUNDER |

The 300 members of the Everson: Bible class of the East Tenth Street |

liam Abel Sunday” tomorrow morn- | ling, Mr. Abel, the first president of % and charter} members “wilt be honored guests. ! program which -will be broadcast! over WIBC. The class broadcasts;

|are now iif’ their fourth year.

CHRIST TEMPLE

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

NORTH METHODIST

Meridian at 38th S DALLAS L. BROWNING. Minister p—10. 45 A. M. —Communion: “A Living Sacrifice.”

| Worshi

Is Man

Immortal?

Sermon at 11 a. m. by

E. Burdette Backus

Edna Merritt

Harrington, Soloist

Radio Address at 10 a. m.

The Gallup

Poll on Religion

WIRE, 1430 on Your Dial All Souls

Unitar

1453 N

ian Church . Alabama St.

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

CHURCH OF CHRIST

1002 8. Belmont Ave. Morning Services, 9:45 and 10: 45, “Members of His Body Evening Service, 7:45—‘Little Matters.” Wednesday evening, Bible Study, 7:45 JOHN H. GERRARD, Evangelist

GARFIELD HEIGHTS CHURCH OF CHRIST

2843 SHELBY ST.

and Preasning A. tudy A. Evening Sorvics . 7:45 P, Wednesday Evening Bible Study. 7:45.P W L TOTTY. Minister GA-1742

ST. MARK'S UNITED LUTHERAN

Prospect and. Linden Sts.

Sunday School .....10:00 A. M. Worship 10:55 A. M.

Worshi Bible

NORTH INDIANAPOLIS

Rev. CHURCH OF. CHRIST 960 W. 31st St. TRINITL, Bible Classes . 9:45 A. M. Preaching Service : 10:30 A M Young People’s Meeting Crrrvaen 6:45PM. | Evening Service 7:45 P. M. Thursday Evening—Bible Study 7:45 P. M.

J. 8. JOHNS, minister

ST. JOHN

"EVANGELICAL AND

REFORMED CHURCHES

3104 E. Rev. Ralph E.

CARROLLTON AVE., 44th and Carroliton Rev. Richard Retig,

FIRST,

1045 a m

10th

St. Weisser, 10:30 a m

FRIEDENS, 8. Alabama and Parkway Rev.

Robt. C. Kuebler, 10 a. m

GARFIELD PARK,

Rev. Norman H. Schultz, 10:30 a. m.

Rev. Robt. C.

| IMMANUEL, 8. New Jersey. ad Prospect. | . Rev. Clarence

E. Sit]

PLEASANT RUN BLVD., Hoefgen- 8. Penn

Windhorst, 10:30 a. m.

— SECOND, 903 Shelby St. Franklin Lahr, 10:30 a. m.

ST. JOHN, 852 Sanders.

Rev. E. A. Piepenbrok, 10 a. m.

Rev. F.

(Cumberland, G. Brune, 10:35 a. m.

Ind.)

ST. PAUL 8, 13th and Carrollton. Rev.

Harold Klingel, 10:30 a. m.

t. R.

ST. PADLS, 711 N. Belmon Wm. H. Knilerim, 10 a. m.

Perkins and Raymond. Wm. H. Knierim, 11:15 a. m.

ZION, New Jersey and North Rev, Frederick R. Daries, 9-10:40 a. m.

ZION, Post Rd. and Troy Ave. Rev. Rob

Groves, 10:30 a. m.

11:00- A. A WY Ton ehool, 11:00 A. M oeming N L Sermon: “The Re ik 8 in Lite”

2618 BE. 30th 8t.|""

{ Leader of the Indianapolis Unity

r11:00 A. M.—Devotional Service

———

WEST Ry CHURCH of the NAZARENE 1th Street and King Avenue Ren _Eyerett Atkinson, _ BE-3074.

Foursquare Gospel Church Woodlawn Avenue and 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

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Delaware and Walnut Streets (700 North)

Bible School—0:30 A. M, Morning Worship— 10-45 A, M. “Our Disciplined Hope." Music by excellent choir. Youth Fellowship—5:30 P. M.

ASBURY

Cordially Jnvise, You to Attend One of. heir Services

SATURT

| So

‘SECOND PILGRIM HOLINESS

MEMORIAL METHODIST 402 WEST NEW YORK STREET REV, CHARLES M. KROFT 9:30 A.-M.<8uniday School” 10:30 A. M,—"A Covenant." 7:30 P. M.—"Acquaintance,”

RIVERSIDE TABERNACLE

Riverside - ). *

REVIVAL

Every Night, 7:45 12 DIFFERENT PREACHERS Herman R. Rose, Pastor RAYMOND G. HOEKSTRA

W-I-B-C ? 9A. M. ;

(Every Sunday) CALVARY TABERNACLE #

Services 945 AM ~-11 AM

T45 P.M 902 Fletcher Ave

1514 Park Ave.

DALE NEWSUM

Truth Center 9:30 A. M.—8unday School

« ~$1-Ar- Mew oly Communion: couple will lea

1415 Cryft Street Rev. Georgd Huft, Pastor 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Service o£ CHURCH OF CHRIST 40th and N_ cu tol, HU-4041 Phones: ) wr BE i 4 A, Maly "Bian Water neon in Ch 7:45 P, M.— “Pacts We Must Pace." Foltz will be GRACE U.S. AA . Methodist Howard F.. BE. New York at Grant 3 As she en E. ARNOLD CLEGG, Minister the bride will 1 10:40 A The Holy Cotmprinion, { ws a a We ‘Welcome All Visitors i fingertip lengt | accented with ST. PAUL'S CHURCH ~ | Santas 1 ote BPISCOPAL ~ [i "Phe ctrem ILLINOIS and NEW YORK STS. A of Christ chur REV. WILLIAM BURROWS, Rector | denhall and Js Sunday, 8 A. M,—Holy Communion i denhall has ct #:30 A. M.—Church School. pat 64th and College r After a recept! 4

can blue, two-| be at home in

SHELBY STREET

b} ) METHODIST ~~ | Cay Foss Sunday a— Tey =. en 9:30 i dics, formerly “The Face ‘Where God Was Homeines | Civic Patrol Ee Night a Nation Was Born A Ha a: sROOKEE Sun a 11th and Olney Clark and Ha

A. Glen O'Dell, Pastor . M.—8un, School .classes. All ages . M.—~New Years Service of Holy Communion,

Hislop, James Margaret Gibb

Robert Sachs, speaker. ; For next § 7:30 P. M. ~{univr on E—8:30 P. M.— it and Mesdames 7.30 P. M —Eyangoiitic service: { Robert Imes, A 848 to 9: 45= Youth Felowship, Schneider, G. apne ae Van - Buskirk; Preston Wooll. HOLMES AVE. eckon, Wot FREE METHODIST Howard C. He 336 8. HOLMES AVE. Louise Fate, I : Wolfe, Messrs, REVIVAL B. Hancock, D

Parties are Messrs. and M Coyle, Frank F Warren Glunt

SUNDAY, JAN. 7

REV. L 8. HOOVER, Evangelis! Jan. 8-21

“Unity’'s Idea About Repentance’ * y A. Krelis, W. ( xh REV. LE ROY McDOWELL b y WEDNESDAY &P M Midweek | gp eaker and District Superintender | Shelby: Mi Class Tuesday, 7:30 P. M Services Every Night—7:30. ; : Room 212, indiana Trust Bids. . | Rey, Russell O, Mikels, Pastor. Alpha Phi A Open Dally, 10 to 4—Phone RI-4066| BE. 3831 M. A GUEST

Old-Fashioned Camp Meetin SPECIAL MUSIC AND

743 Pleas’t Run, 8. Dr

Invites You

to Hear

The Catholic Information Bureau

The Teachings of the Catholic Church

In.the Instruction Class Held Each Thursday at 8 p. m. Beginning Jan. 11

At the Catholic Information Bureau-—— .At Capitol Ave. and Georgia St. (No Charge) , Instruction Any Hour by Appointment Bureau Open Daily 12:30 to 8:30 p. m.

Magna

RI. 3877

Morning service, 11 A. M. in all churches. 1ST CHURCH—Merldian at 20th

3RD CHURCH--Wash. Blvd. at 34t

5TH CHURCH-—College at 62nd ... 6TH CHURCH~-16094% Prospect St.

SUNDAY SCHOOL, Third, 9:30 and 11 a. Sixth . churches,

2ND CHURCH—Delaware at 12th ..

4TH CHURCH-—Pleasant Run Pkwy. 8. Drive, at Butler Ave.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES .

Branches ot The Mother Church, The Pirst Church f Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass The Public Is Cordially Invited. to Our Services and Pree Reading Rooms Lesson for Sunday, Jan. 7th

"Gop.

’ Evening Service Reading Rooms «vsess None Church Edifice eens 5 P. M. 526 State Life 15 E. Wash. 8t. h.... 8 P. M. Church Edifice 5 P. M. Church Edifice Chi 7:30 P. M. Church Edifice

m.; Pirst,

Nune

1611 ‘Prospect

Second, Fourth, Fifth and il am Wednesday evening, testimonial meeting,

8 o'clock.

EVANGELISTIC CENTER

3705 SHELBY ST.

Evangelistic Services, Tuesday and Saturday, 7:30

SINGING In Charge ‘of Mary Baker Logan

the Indianapol in the home o R. J. Boatman

REV. E. P. QUALLS, PASTOR A musical Sunday School, 9:30 A. M Miss Louellen M Service Each Sunday, 3 P.M E. O. Price an

EACH SERVICE sorority alumn

members’ frien

FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

1621 E. WASHINGTON—RAY HANCE, Pastor.

Morning Service “CHRIST OUR SACRIFICE." Evening Service -- «

of Pt. Worth, Texas.

“A FEARFUL THING." Under Direction of Bob and Madge Killion EVERYONE INVITED! PHILADELPHIA CHURCH of the Apostolic Faith, Rural at 13th Sts. Invites You to Hear

Evangelist. and Mrs. J. A. D. Collins

Mr. Collins Formerly Criminal Lawyer Before Conversion. REVIVAL TO CONTINUE Meeting Every Night Except Monday, 7:4 SUNDAY SCHOOL, 2:15 P. M.— REGULAR SERVICE, Ss. 00 P. M Effie Norma Myers in Charge.

Mrs. James meeting of ‘the Vises 10:30 A M. Tuesday inthe — COMMUNION SERVICE topic and men : 7:30 P ML

-is the nursery

Portfolio club.”

Sgt. Ke Miss M

(PILGRIM HOLINESS

3101 BROOKSIDE AVE

January 7-21

EACH EVENING, 7:30

Brookside Church Rev. Ralph McCrory, Pastor

REVIVAL

EVANGELIST, REV. A H WILSON, NEW YORK~

In St.

A breakfas Mary Jane Ke i Hilary Meny r | church, i The bride | North st, st., _and

Chur}

South Side Church of the Nezersne

CORNER OF LE GRANDE AND OLIVE

REVIV

MEETING NOW IN §

Prof. Paul Qualls and Wife SINGERS A

Rev.

Will

The Method auxiliary will hi ing at 1:30 p.m i Fletcher Place A panel discu | work for the ye: Blaine E. Kirk) i of music will b H. A. Meyer, al

OGRESS

MUSICIANS

. L. Emmert Pastor-Evangelist

Services Continued Through Jan. 14 fand will lead f 3 vices 7:30 Each Evening. 1 owing a Sunday School, 9:30; Morning Service, 10:30 ness meeting, tl ; win Ray Meth

nee 301

CENTR G. Wo " oponnen,

EXETER AVE. .....17th Bt. -Exeter Ave. Charles Smith” 9:30-7.30

234 E. of Central 0:40-7:30

plist Churches —

hostesses at a | committee will

| the church, _ Calvary 3410 E234 St. Officers of th Wiliam O. ‘Breedlove—10:35—7:30. C. G. Shriver, p ‘North Baptist ........... d & Norwaldo | patrick, Mrs, I

Harold W. anti 30-=7:30 Pearl Ripley of

—————— Woodruff Place .. Walcott at E. “Mich. GARDEN " 314 N. Bright St. L. C. Trent .,....10:45 A. M.-7:30 P. M.| Clive McGuire 10:08-5:00 NS Tee 7 memes mA TUXEDO PARK.. 29 N. Grant (4100 East) J Pr LYNHURST BAPTIST |x 2 oun ee i a . andara an ver ve. On Lyndhurst Dr., 2 Blks. 8 ot W. Wash. G. DD Billcisen '10:30-1:30 Mrs. Robert Mc REV. C. B. SCHEICK GARFIELD PARK .. Southern of Shel Slagle, treasure Rev. HAAKON KNUDSEN _... |C. 8B. Paschal ................. 10:45-7; ' Mrs. Roger BI 9:30 A. M.—Unified Worship Service EMERSON AVENUE BAPTIST ing secretary; M 7:30 P. M. —Evening Worship Service EO and Bao ey ore parliamentariar . astor : Midweek Worship, Wednesday, 7:30 P. Mc ‘Unified Bervice--9:30 to 11:18 publicity; Mrs. Evening - Worship—1:30 ligious educat : : H. G. Lytle, so ; FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ’ CROOKED CREEK“ BAPTIST and Mesdames Meridian and Vermont Streets . Northwestern at 56th. St.° Carleton W. Atwater, D. D., Pastor W. M. Baumh « 9:25 A. M.~Bible Bchool. Freeland and C REV. JOSEPH L. HUGHES, Pastor || 10:45 A, M.—Communidn- Service. -Sermon: | "committee mem 9:45 A, M.—Morning Worship * ‘Keeping Joy in Todays Life.” 0:48 M.--Sunday School Biosqcast over 11:30 to 12:00 noon. 10:45 A. M.—8unday School 6:1 3°. M.—Youth Fellowshin, Fol x 730 P. M—Evening Worship || 7:30 P. M.=Worship, Sermon “God, Be Mrs. Wi. V

Merciful.”

7:30 Tonight

Rev. Ramsey POLLARD Prominent,

Southern Baptist - Minister.

RAL

Now

"Youth for Christ"

nes

. Permanent Location

FIRST

UNITED BRETHREN - CHURCH

Park Ave. and Walnut St. Just Off Massachusetts

| NEW RADIO TIME:

Tune'in Wie Sunday, i ‘9 A. M, ud

~ Presby terian Churches

Bl Will Be I

Mrs. Willian 4 Y | Kenwood ave, ie INVITE YOU for a meeting Latreian club ABERNACLE First Prbyictom Church Mrs, Richard laware at Sixteenth her. Pr Church’ GEORGE ARTHUR FRANTS “Your Child 34th and Central -* TWO MORNING SERVICES dren” will be DR. ROY EWING VALE SedN, ae HA by Me Cookies REV: HARRY R. MERCER TL v. 8. O. 9:30 A. at School. i 10:45 A. M.—Dlyine Worship - ° Mr. Mercer, radi ’ al A P ress Clu “Clothed in God's Purple.” . Thursdey, 7:18 P. M.—Midweek se service. Li poly resbyterian Moni on "RALPH L. O'DELL, Minister. : Meridian Heights So th DEL, Miter luncheon in { Central Ave. af 47th 10:45-~“My Creed—I Would Be a Peisid ~ Merle Carver DR. SIDNEY BLAIR A Minister. Young People's Mesting, 6 P. MM, with the Red. Sunday, ee, ror py, 10:45. Ker. Mrs. SECOND PRESBYTERIAN is the program VINGTON PRESBYTERIAN The Historie Church Which - Seo Cor. Johnson and Julian Avenues. Margaret a Sheuren. 5 00l.. +0 Jaa Blount Conner I= A M.—Communion gerviee. ad The reservatior OT naling wh: | comin, po WE INSTER pe us STM Xs Bast) Fairyien Presbyterian 1.1. S.C. RCY, Sr, " a Aon and Capitol ave. | The A tr li