Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1945 — Page 10

Moderators

Service Set

Dr. Vale Will Speak at Presbyterian Rally.

“By EMMA RIVERS MILNER _ Times Church. Editor The oldest congregation of any denpmifiation in Indianapolis will |. be host for Presbyterian moderator’ S ~day tomorrow afternoon. Dr. Roy Ewing Vale, moderator | of the general assembly of the Presbyt e rian church in the U.S. A, » will address al mass meeting of Presbyterians at) the service at 3:45 | p.m: in the First) Presb) teriam church The “subject of Dr. Vale's address will be “The Romance of the

Dr. Vale

Church.” The audience will pay tribute to Dr. Vale as the ranking officer of the denomine ation. There will be a processional of ministers, elders and deacons and special music by the combined choirs of the First church, George Frederick Hol- | Jer is minister of music, and Dr. George Arthur Frantz, pastor, of the host church. Dr. Vale will sit- in one of the carved walnut pulpit chairs chased by the First church in 1843 during the ministryof Dr. Phineas -D. Gurley. Dr. Gurley afterward became pastor of the New York Avenue Presbyterian church, Waghington, D.C., where his friend, Abraham | Lincoln, often came to hear him preach. As Dr. Vale tells of his modera- | tor's tour which has touched every | area “of the church in the United States except Florida, he will be in view of a large Tiffany window which is a memorial.to President Benjamin Harrison. President Harrison, 23d president of the United States, was an elder and Sunday | school teacher in the church for many years. Suspended from the ceiling of the First church hangs a cathedral lamp honoring the memory of Dr.

Dr. Frantz

Isaac Coe, founder of the first Sun-|.

day school in Indianapolis in 1823 The same year, the original edifice of the First Presbyterian church was erected. Dr. Coe was an elder of the First church. Rev. Mueller Will Preside Dr. Vale is expected to bring greetings from churchmen over the nation whom he has met in 125 separate gatherings including those colleges, clubs and conhe was | of the! For he to be

. in churches, ventions. In these meetings; not only an ambassador church but of Indianapolis. is the first local minister

elected moderator in 84 years, | he is pastor of the Tabernacle

Presbyterian church. -

The Rev. Roy E. Mueller, moderathe - Indianapblis presbyt —neiil-preside at the moderator’s day. service. ‘He is the pastor of the Wallace Street Presbyterian church. The Rev. Victor Raphael of Greencastle, moderator" of the - Indiana | synod, will assist the Rev. Mueller, !

{or of

AW 5F ‘Regulations. Alters Meetings

The three annual conferences of the Methodist church in Indiana will re-vamp their plans for meetwith governmental ene for two

ings to comply Each- will conv 1sual

request.

days ‘instead of the u five and

limit membership to less than 50 The Indiana conference will meet June 21 and 22 in the Central Avenue Methodist church; the North Indiana conference, May 24 and 25 in Huntington, and the Northwest Inffiana conference, June 7 and 8 in Lafayette. The membership of ences will include officers, chairmen and secretaries of the legislative comimttees ar d one ministerial and two ‘lay delegates elected by. the various district conferences.

SORORITY TO MEET

Mrs. Lee ‘D. Church and Miss Margaret Swan will serve as host. for. the dinner meeting of Alpha chapter, Gamma Kappa sorority, at 6:30 p. m Tuesday in the Y. W. C. A. Entertai nt will be in the form of aids demonstration

the confer-

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wings and alighted upon the altar,

Presbyterian]

pur- { missionary themes are being showri|

{| “Barrabas” | tomorrow at 8 p. m. The pictures ciety,

is pastor.

and U

Voor,

‘Then the Spirit Descended _In the Form of a Dove...

When the Rev. R. Eugene Smith Then the pigeon perched on thé formally accepts the pastorate of|Bible, staying through the benedic-

the Ebenezer United. Lutheran

church in ceremonies at©l% ‘&. M.| "In quiet, reverent tones, members tomorrow, the congregation run-|of the Ebenezer church remarked

to «the out-of-doors.

tion. A friendly hand removed it —

| MT. CALVARY. BAPTIST .

3743-45 SOUTH RANDOLPH STREET Rev. William O. Renner, Pastor Sunday BEhOOE ov.ovnees.isrnses Evening. Service Wednesday. Evening Service. .... 7:30 P.M.

SECOND PILGRIM HOLINESS

: 1415 Cruft Street Rev. George h. Huff, Pastor, 10:30 A. M, ‘and 7:30 P. 'M. Service. '

RIVERSIDE TABERNACLE

1240 Roache (Riverside CY Sunday-10:30 A. N Services Wed, & Sun,.—T: rl M

doubtedly will be thinking of a dra-|to each other that the incident re-| matic incident during his recent minded them of the Biblical Sesepip“trial sermon.” tion of that day long ago wher

| “The Rev. Mr. Smith had begun to Jesus was baptized by John the | | preach. While eager to make a fa- Baptist. Then the spirit descended | 1vorable impression, he showed signs|in the form of & dove and a voice

Jot both fatigue and nervousness, from Heaven cried: church officials recall. Then a pi-| “This is my beloved son in~whom

|geon flew into the sanctuary. [I am well pleased.” The pigeon flew diréctly to the Installation Tomorrow, foot of the altar, paused, spread its Needless to say, Pastor Smith re-

ceived the “call” to be minister of the church. Dr. H. E. Turney, president of | the Indiana Synod of the Lutheran church, will install the new pastor tomorrow. Pastor Smith was born in Penn-| +4sylvania, graduated from Gettys-| {rom the minister's manner. Imme- burg Theological seminary and has| diately he seemed to gain fresh im-| ministered to churches in Pennsyl- | petus. He made no effort to ° 'shoo” | vania as well as West Virginia. He | away the pigeon, nor did anyone|and Mrs. Smith will live in the par-| else. It remained on his shoulder | sonage opposite Ebenezer church, |

clear to the end of the “deciding” | Which is located at Eastern ave. and | sermon. the Millersville rd.

Churches to See Lenten Pictures

Moving pictures with Lenten and

facing the cross. After a moment, it took cff and came to rest on Pastop. Smith's shoulder, ‘snuggling {down against his cheek and seeming [to whisper some heartening word into his ear,” to repeat the story as. told by eye-witnesses. Remains on Shoulder. The fatigue and strain vanished

Peace Plan To Be Topic

in Indianapolis churches the coming Irvington Forum to Discuss

week. | Dumbarton Proposals. The Washington Street Methodist | The Rev. J. B. Hunter, secretary

+41 v = + + 1 Will present the movies|... peace commission of the and “The Holy Land” yniteq Christian Missionary sowill conduct a- community are part of a series being shown | forum on the Dumbarton Oaks prounder the auspices of the chur cht posals tomorrow at 8 p. m. in the federation committee on visual edu-| Irvington Methodist church. te

church

P. HERMAN R. ROSE, Pas fjop

First Congregational Church

16th and .Delaware Sts. ORIEN W. FIFER, D. Ad Interim Minister 11:00 A. M.—Church School, |, 111:00 A. M --Morning Worship.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Cp goth SIDE CHURCH

of the NAZARENE King Avenue Ag i Atkinson, BE-3974

GARFIELD HEIGHTS CHURCH OF CHRIST

2842 SHELBY BST.

Worship and Preaching....... Bible Study

EVENING Service ....:ss::esses 1 Wednesday Evening Bible Study. .

3 W. L. TOTTY: Minister.

CHURCH OF CHRIST

2 8. Belmont: Ave, Morning Services, 9:45 and 10:48 “‘Co~operation’ 7.45 P. M.—' "Those Things Salvation.” Wednesday “evening, Bible Study, 7:48 JOHN - H. GERRARD, Evangeline

45 48 B, M

“The Crowd at Calvary"

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH EPISCOPAL ILLINOIS and NEW YORK STS. REV. WILLIAM BURROWS; Rector

Sunday, 8 A. M.—Holy Communion 9:30 A.'M.—Church School 64th and College

11 ‘A. M.—Later Service.

} UNITE “TRU

9:30 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL THEME: “The Objective.is Reading room open daily, 10.to 4, "Tuesday,

CSRs CRD ES

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Ascribed to g

.~ 1514 PARK (CENTRAL OR COLLEGE TROLLEY) Affiliated With Unity Headquarters, Kansas City, Missouri

LE NEWSOM, Leader

Wednesdays, 8 p. m. Special Lenten service.

7,30 p.m, Room 214, Indiana Trust Bldg, RI-

"CHRIST TEMPLE

(Apostolic Faith) 402 West Fail Creek Parkwsy, Sunday, 11:00 A. M,, Ti30 P. M.

Foursquare. seb Church ‘Woodlaw: venue an 9:30 and 10:45 A. M., 6:3 Wednesday and Peo. le 30 Pr x. REV. R. L. MENGES, Pastor

PILGRIM HOLINESS

INTERNATIONAL HDQTRS., 1000 N. Del Rev, E. V, TA-2273. _

‘CHURCH, 1732 E. Rev. Walter ly 4631 N. Caroline Ave. ALL ARE WELCOME

hi Street And 1:30 Pr MY

SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1945 SOUTH SIDE NAZARENE

Olive ‘Sweet and Legrande Ave, EMMERT, Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Pvt, Edward Chetakian, U. 8. General Hospital, Camp Butner, N. who left the front in Infantry (in Germany and France) two sd one-half oR ago, will give some of his experiences while there

Bund a. 10 P. M.—N Hi-Y Services.

PB 7 Wr Nediriay Prayer Meeti

CENTENARY CHRISTIAN CHURCH

11th and Oxford Sts.~Dr. A.-E. CORY, pastor ad interim, Church Bible School—9:30 A Morning Worship and as 4 — 45 A.M. Sermon: “The Man of Fellowship and Betrayal.” Christian Youth Fellowship, 6:30 P, M.

TH CENTER

11:00 MORNING SERVICE Ahead-<Criticism is Behind.”

Saturdays, 10 to 1. Downtown class 4066.

40th and N. Capitol, HU-4041,

HOBBS JR., MINISTER HU-4041;

| CHURCH OF CHRIST |

A C. Phones: Study Res., Bi Study-9:45 A. M | “The Authority of the Bible" Song Drill. Bible Storjes. | dren of All Ages, 3 for Young People's |

HU-4753

Me 7:45 _P MM. “"Heaver

NAZARENE

1541 E. Epler y School, 9:30 A, M | Worship, 30; 45 AM PB P. M | |

tie oe M. [ | {

Bl air, d Blair, Pastor

EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED | NORTH AND NEW JERSEY STREETS | FR:ZDERICK R. DARIES, D. D., PASTOR.

9:00 A. M,—First Service of Worship, Church School, Second Service of $ ject of Sermon:

Worship

’ hen Jesus Prays'" 48 P. M a nt Service, Wednesday. 7

Trinity Gospel Center 235 N. Davidson St. Rev. Noble Price, Pastor 5th Anniversary Jubilee 3 P. M. SUNDAY Guest Speaker REV. HERMAN ROSE.

8 P M or will Subject, “The Heay enly

speak. Objective.”

cation. Brunson Motley is commit-| religious events follow: { tee chairman. | UNIVERSITY PARK CHRISTIAN Re chairman, . CHURCH—Dr. Orienn W. Fifer, acting su‘Journey into Faith,” a third|perintendent of the Methodist hospital, movie, is scheduled for the Palm] will give the pre-Easter address at the Sunday night.

30 p. m, church night supper Wednest vesper hour program| part of the D prog Shelton, dean of the which includes in addition to recre- | Buti RN “school 2 religion, will preside at ation, classes of instruction for chil. [3 brotherhood meeting at 3 p: m.. Tues-

INDIAN $701] IS HEBREW CONGREGA- | {TIO Dr L

All the pictures are |S | South. of W. LEO C. DAVIS, Pastor.

"NA M. & 10:45 A. M.

Westbrook Church (Nazarene) 819 8. Denison St. (4500 West, !2 Block Wash.)

BE-0750

~Sunday Services—

. M.=T7:30 P. M

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Delaware and Walnut Sts. (700 North) DR. W. A’ SHULLENBERGER, Minister Bible School—9:30 A. M. Mor “Su nshine and

p—10:45 A. M, dow on Calvary.” Music by excellent choir. Youth Fellowship—5:30 P. M.

UNITY PRAYER GROUP

Affiliated with Unity, Kansas City, Mo.)

Englewood Ch

MARCH 18, 0. A. TR

SUNDAY,

Nationally 9:30 a. m. B 10:45 a. m.

7:30 p. m.

Monday, Tuesday, “If Wednesday, Friday, "What

Charles R. Hamilt Minister of Music

O. A. TRINKLE Minister

Evangelistic Campaign Opening

57 North Rural Street

THE PAYNE SISTERS

known- evangelistic singers and helpers.

sermon, ‘THE sefmon,

First week subjects on five , Olggreatest Bible questions: “What Is Man?

‘What Think Ye of Christ?” Thursday, “W

A CORDIAL WELCOME TO

ristian Church

Continuing to April 8

INKLE, Minister-Evangelist Assisted by

ible school-—attendance goal 1000. A B C's. OF SALVATION.” Youth vespers. “THIS UNSAVED WORLD.” Keynote for revival,

5 p.m,

a Man Die Shall He Live Again?”

hat Must I Do to Be Saved?” t Shall I Do With Jesus?”

on, Mrs. Gaynelle Lashbrook Organist.

ALL

— Baptist Churches

23d EB. of Central O'Donnell 10:40-7:30

MEMORIAL BAPTIST—Belle Vieu and : 8t.. Clair. G. G. Kimsey, 9:30 and 7:3

CENTRAL G H

rent ..... "10:45 A. M.7

CALVARY....... 3419 EB. 23d Et. Wilham O. .Breedlove—10:35=1:30.

EMERSON AVE

Woodruff Place .. Walcott at EB. Mich L.C T 130 P. M.

..Emerson-E. New York |

| George T. Ki ng. Grdarmsevenhrarens 9:30-7:30

GARDEN 314 N. = pnt St Clive McGuire 00-5:00

LYNHURST BAPTIST

On Lyndhurst Dr, 2 Blks. S. 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, 7:30 P.M.

CROOKED CREEK BAPTIST

N. Michigan Rd. and 56th St. REV. JOSEPH L. HUGHES, Pastor 9:45 A. M.—Morning Worship. 10:45 3 M. —Sunday School

Mot ure of American Indians 30 P M. —Evening Worship.

YOU ARE WELCOME AT CENTENARY

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE = CHURCHES

Branches of The Mother Church, The Juss Church The Public Is Cordially rien Rial, Boston : hi oF Read Ss. an ree adi Ro! sson for Sunday, Marth 18: ng Rovums biota 8 "SUBSTANCE" orning Service, 11 A. M. in all churches. Evennig Servi 1ST CHURCH—Meridian at 20th ene 2ND CHURCH-Delaware at 12th 5§ P. M.

SRD CHURCH-Wash. Blvd. at 34th..... 8 P. M. 4TH CHURCH~—Pleasant Run Pkwy., S. 5 P. M. S Drive, at Butler Ave... 5TH CHURCH—College at 62nd . . 1:30 P.M. 6TH CHURCH—16091% Prospect St. . ssesv Nons

UNDAY BCHOOL, Third, 9:30 and 11 a. m.; First, Second, ixth churches, 11 a.m,

Reading Room Church Edifice 526 State Life 15 BE. Wash. St. Church Edifice Church Edifice

cesvee

Church Edifice 1611. Prospect

Fourth, Fifth and Wednesday evening, testimonial meeting, 8 o'clock.

FIRST NAZARENE

1621 E. WASHINGTON—RAY HANCE, Pastor

9:30 A. M.—Sunday School. 10:30 A. M.—“What Is the Kingdom of God” 6:30 P. M.—“The Inevitable Word”

7:30 P.M.—GREAT SONG & EVANGELISTIC SERVICE

TUXEDO PARK U. 8. Clutton

GARPIELD ABE “ener 1061 Sa Ave -.Paschal—10:45-7:00.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Meridian and Vermont Sts. CARLETON W. ATWATER, D. D., Pastor | 9:25 A. M.—Bible School. {10:45 A. M.~Worship. Berm | Thing Is Needful an | 6:13 P. M.—Youth Fellowship, | 7:30 P. 'M.=Worship. Sermon {llustrated by Sound Film, “Journey Into |

«x29 nN. Grant. hr Sat) {

“One

Faith.” |

You Are Invited to Hear REVIVAL ‘MESSAGES

Every Evening—7:45 P. M. March 20 to April 1 at the

NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH

52d and Norwaldo

Rev. Joseph Hakes, Evangelist Rev. "Harold - W. Ranes, pastor

8 E. Market St.,, Room 502 Open Daily, 10 to 4. Phone FR-4254 Dr. Frederic k Elias An Yiros Class—Sun / P.M. NOON SILENCE ' M ED SITATION FULL LINE UNITY LITERATURE

e participating in the forum | dren, youth and adults, supper and lon” “gion : are Rabbs Ramer Berger of the merican Council on Judaism and worship. The Rev. Almon'J. Coble! gain; Jacob J. Weinstein of Chicago. |r Amar Ene CLASS, " - D Ss CHURCH—Merle “King of Kings." produced by Ce | Sidener will speak on “Christ on Trial” cil B. DeMille, will be shown at 7/ t the 32d birthday anniversary service of tomorr rl p. m. Thursday at the Olive Branch} hi, iS, tas tomozzow. Earle Howe Jones, Christian church. | GIRLS FEDERATION CLASS—Mrs Vir“Picturesque Java” and “We, Too, | S..B Havens will speak a out Teak it Judg 58 Receive” is scheduled for Thursday | | Hance wi I piay a lute solo accompanied night at the Third Christian church. | ye abana HOE CIAL CBAPEL- Ms I The movie will be in charge of C. Paul Whipple will sing, accompanied by +1 r {A. Weesner of the promotional de. 125. Con BO Serie re partment of the United Christian the Jens He Jot liday unit 186 of the! istrict merican egion auxiliary Missionary society. ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH —The Angelus tr : ers will nt ed oy oa fester fun oe egates (o) 160 include Misses Carolyn Schmidt er al Barth, Patricia Ayres. Prances Brockm n Frances Chilcote and Cloe Ramage. Churches be Meet. SWEENEY CHAPEL. Butler University—| Tou Hog t or [ the 11-3 Laymen and ministers représent- i SS. PETER ND PALL'S : ing 160 churches will attend the| LIC CATHEDRAL —Beginning Sas ao: - sion’ Sunday, statues and crucifixes mid-year session of the White River | thy thor il Br vero a a: i Conference of the Church of the| to meditate upon th death and crucifixion

Jnited Brethren in-Christ Tuesday |

NORTH.SIDE

Church of the

NAZARENE

Eugene St. at Barnes Ave. Rev. T. W. Stofer, pastor TA. 2041

in fe First United Brethren church: r. C. E. Ashcraft, dean of Bone- ee, brake ‘Theological seminary, Day~ Missionary Home ton, O., will speak. Bishop Fred L.| =) 8 “Dennis-of the Northwest area will}- For Year S Leave preside. Dr. Virgil G. Hunt is con- Mrs. Virgi Mai : i ference superintendent and the Rev.| “IS: Virginia I aly Clark, pl George F. Snyder, host pastor. [Honan OR 8 years leave from the President I. Lynd Esch, Indiana | >cgian Congo, wili—speak during |

RT. 11th. and "Olney N O'DELL, Pastor

AG 9:30 A. M.—¢ JY School Classes. = Al

10:40 A. M.—* 7:30 P. M.—

he Mast er of Men. . B.—~6:30" P. M -—

r g R al Services. Wasteful Weer E”

Central college. will bring greet- {the year 1” Disciples of Christ | ings and officers of various churches : 2 hy organizations -will present] Ir Thor er a em) Fa UChallenge.” Dr. R. H. Turley wilt| 28 Week. She waited more “than speak as-president of the conference board of Christian education and Mrs. Fern Hunt as president of the Otterbein home auxiliary. Others to be heard are Mrs Schwauwecker, president of

and flew home from South- Amer She has been a Disciples of Chi missionary to Africa for 17 ve In the early part of her career, | she was located at Lotumhe station | and made many excursions into th undeveloped “back country.” post now is at Congo Christian institute at Bolenge near Coquilhatville Mr. and Mrs. John W. | 5616 Summit ave. {Her husband, the e Roger T {Clark, a native of-Edinburg; Ind died nine years ago while engaged in missionary work in.the Belgian] Congo. He is buried there | Mrs. Clark was graduated from Shortridge high school and Butler university

Bvaricalists Will

Jessie | Freelandville, branch the women's mission- | ary society; ‘Arthur Atwell, president of the Otterbein brotherhood and the Rev. R. Youngblood, Lincolnville, chairman of the rural life commission

LESSON-SERMON TOPIC ANNOUNCED

‘Substance” is lesson-sermon Christ;

Maltby

are her parents

the subject of the for all Churches of Scientist, tomorrow. The golden text is: “Forever, O Lord, thy word is settled in heaven.” Psalms 119:89 The lesson-sermon the following from the | Christian Science textbook, “Science |

also includes passages

five months in Capetowh fora Yay; :

: NORTH | INDIAN APOL! 18

Bible Preachin

Mars “Hil Freo Notiadinh "Church

Sing for Revivals

; RETIRE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

NORTH SID

CORNER—

SUNDAY, MARCH |

TOMORROW'S CRISIS”

To Rock the Religious World

From Center to Circumference

WHAT'S WHAT IN

HE TELLS TODAY WHAT

23D AND ALABAMA

BIBLE PROPHECY Told by Radio Evangelist

EWITT S. OSGOOD

HAPPENS TOMORROW

At the

EE CHURCH

i8 — 7:45 P. M.

Tune I Thee YOU

RB BIBLE : SPEAKS -—-WFBM—Dial 1260—8unday, 8:30 A. M,

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CHURCH OF CHRIST 960 W. 31st St. Classes 45 A. 0:30 A. 45 P. 7:45 P. 45 P.

r Prayer 7:30

J. CLINTON & Minister

BE-3020

and Health with Key tothe Sc Tipe | [tures” by Marvy Baker Eddy “AS! God is subst and-man ‘is the divine and man hould wi has,

only the substan good, the sub-

ard C. Hunt Hunt, composer. and sing at the CRO Week revival ining. Monday in the First Evangelical church. ' (p. 301) Mr. Hunt 1s the superintendent and of the Wheeler mission who came with his wife from Chicago a few months ago.

Leon Mrs. wil]

begir

will speak and

ance soloist,

image likeness, h for, and in reality ce of tance-of spirit, not matter Man i absorbed ‘in Deity, man cannot lose his individuality | for he reflects eternal life” Ap 259)

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Dr. E. Stanley Jones to Talk At Youth Rally,

Dr. BE. Stanley Jones, tionally known evangelist and misto Ir interdenominational ing for youth at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, March 25, in the First Baptist “church, The address will be the first In a series to be giver ‘by Dr. Jones .. In various parts of the city and before different age groups. “More Abundant Living” is the Mreme of |, the series. will Speak Daily ow At the youth meeting, the young | ‘people’s choir of the First Pres-| byterian church will sing under the direction of George Frederick

slonary dia, will address an

mass meet

Holler. - Miss Mary Pauline Keller

will preside; lead devotions will give

Raymond King will|0 ons, and Bob Robinson prayer. ( will speak daily at ; ‘noon, Monday ay Shrou Friday, Holy week at te

interna-'«

~ at

English church. Other scheduled addresses li Br m. on the '% y Dr. Jones are at the Hi-Y Palm breakfast

Church officials Hunt S

said they inv instead of out-of-city 5s so that Indianapolis folk may get acquainted with them and their ability The night except

ited

will be held every Saturday until Easter The titles of the addresses for next week are “The World's Greatest Word,” “Three to One and No Chances Taken,” “A Test in Taste,

services

Here March 25

ountv-wide meetings, sponsored by the Indianapolis Church federation, will be held Sunday through Thursday at the Broadway Meth-| Looks Count,” “The Werld's Sweetodist church and on Good Friday est Word” and “Soils the ‘World

MARTINIST

STRANGE KEYS

sald an.an-

® Has Appeared on More

HAPPY BLESSINGS OF A

TABERNACLE

Sunday School ....... Morning Service ..... Sunday Night

WILLIAM PAUL SMITH

e Noted Radio Singer and: Youth Evangelist

® Just Returned from Tour of Army Camps.

ENJOY THE FRIENDLY FELLOWSHIP OF ‘CHRISTIANS AND THE SPIRITUAL

Raymond G. Hoekstis) pastor

EASTER REVIVAL begins Sunday, March 18

CALVARY

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EVERY NIGHT—8 P. M.

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Than 100 Radio Stations

BIBLE MINISTRY *

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University Park Christian Church

: 29th and Kenwood S. GRUNDY FISHER, D. D.

Warm Welcome!

‘Bible School ........icvcvieee B30 A.M, Worship Service ...... cove... 10/33 A. M. Junior Church ............:. 10:35 A. M. Youth Program ............. 6:30 P. M,

Joyous Fellowship!

Presbyterian Churches INVITE YOU

TABERNACLE First Presbyterian Church

. Del Presbyterian Church GEOROE ARTIC ID TRANS 34th and Central

RUSSELL GALLOWAY DR. ROY EWING VALE TWO MORNING SERVICES REV. HARRY R. MERCER Ht

9:30 and 11 A. M. DR. FRANTZ “Why Afe You Here? Ministers Church School 9:30 A. M.—Bible School

Young People's Meeting . 10:45 A. M.—Divine Worship Midweek Convocation, Thur DR. VALE Preaching “Living Above Your Day" Thursday, 7:15 P. M.—Midweek Service

Meridian Heights-

Central Ave. at DR. SIDNEY BLAIR HARRY, Minister People's Meeting, 6 P. M. Bunday School, 9:30 Worship, 10:48 Mid- ung Service, Thursday, 7: Tio P. M.

“Is Prayer Inconsistent With SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

Natural Law? IRVINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Historie Church of Which Henry Ward Beecher was Minister

Cor, Johnson and Julian Aves. Ministersed. B. Perguson—E. C. McCance S 9:30 A. M.—Church Schob) Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts. 10:30 A. M.~ ws Divine Sense of Des- JEAN 8. MILNER, 'D.D., Minister Morning Worship, 10:45 A. M. DR. MILNER

“But My Life Peesn’'t Count!” Church School, 10:48

Matt. 26:18.

Memorial Presbyterian Carrollton ave. at Eleventh st. RALPH 1. O'DELL, Minister .

4.00PM. —_ irst Presbyterian chugeh. The Moderator speaking.

WESTMINSTER

ya 448. NL Sas (1700 East) WALTER = Minister Sunday Sehbol, 30, Worship, 0 4 AM. Young People, 6:30 P.

SBOUTHPORT PRESBYTERIAN . Morning Worship, 10: 4. 3

46th and Capitol Ave. VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister 9:30 A. M.—~Church School SD: 45 A. M.—" The Submission of Jesus.”

1 Methodist Churches

“BELLAIRE METHODIST

40th and Crittenden Ave. z STANLEY P. MAHAN, Minister 9:30 A. M.—Church School. 10:45 A. M.-~Morning Worship. 7.00 P. M.—Evening Service.

East Park Methodist ~ New York and Temple Avenue DR. O. TEVIS MARTIN 9:30 A. M.-=8unday School. 10:30 A. M. Worship servicer — “Meaning of the Cross." 6:30 P, M.—Youth Fellowship

T30P. M.—" “Bile- Stepping bilitie

GRACE

Methodist East New York at Grant E. ARNOLD CLEGG, Minister.

Sermon 10:40 A. M. “Victory Through Christ.” Youth Pellowship, 5:30 to 7:30

We Welcome All Visitors NORTH METHODIST

Meridian at 38th Bt. DR. DALLAS L, BROWNING Worship—10:45 A. M. “The Cross and the, Cup.” Angelus Hour—University of Youth, 6-9 P.M,

WASHINGTON STREET METHODIST CHURCH

W. Washington at Warman Ave. A. J. COBLE, Pastor

. M.—~Church School, . M.—Mqrning Worship. 7:45 Vesper Hour > Youth and Adults.

ASBURY"

MEMORIAL METHODIST 602 WEST NEW YORK BTRTET REV. CHARLES M, 9:30 A. M.—8unday Schoo

Response

ce.’ 7:30 P. M—"A the Lor

Visitors Welcome — Members Expected

SHELBY STREET METHODIST

2000 SHELBY STREET Sunday Bchool

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IRVINGTON METHODIST 30 NORTH ‘AUDUBON ROAD DR. CLARENCE A. SHAKE 9:30—~Church School. 10:45—Worship ‘ Service. 5-7 p. m.—Youth Bervice,

Missionaries and Natives from Indis..7:30 REV. BENNIE MORGAN, Pastor

BLAINE AVE. METHODIST

1427 BLAINE AVE. (West Indianapolis) BRANSON A. MORGAN, Minister and 7:30 P.M. Holy Week.

“The Church, the Wave of the Future 0:45

“Pageant Mx the Belles.”

ROBERTS "PARK CHURCH

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East 10th St. Methodist 2327 EAST 10TH STREET REV. ARCHILESS M. BROWN, Minister

Church School . 9:30 a. m. Worship, 10:45 a m. ‘and 7:30 p.m,

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603 Merchants Bank Building 11 8. Meridian St.

lat the: Memorial Baptist church | Over.” Hugo Carlberg will direct

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church. He wil speak at 4 p. m.| | Tuesday, March 27, in the World| I i Lon i The Rev. Reuben H. Lindstrom, a ar, Memorial auditorium and next! Southport, will diréct a choir of 3 at the regular meeting of the singers’ of all races and creeds in Fy club. Thursday morning, anthems at the fellowship vespers | arch 20, Dr. Jones mill be guest at 4 p. m. tomorrow in the Bethel speaker at a breakfast givers by| A. M. BE. church. the laymen’s committee of the| ‘rpg inter-faith, inter-racial il church. federation at the Indianap- pers are sponsored by the race re. olis Athletic club, tions committee of the Indianapolis | On Good Friday, Dr. Jones will| Church federation. be heard from 1 to 2 p. m. at the| The Rev. John A. Alexander, host | First Baptist church and frgm 2 to| pastor, will preside and give the de3° p. m. at the North Methodist votions. Mrs. Mary Etta Johnson, Bethel Srgatigh will play. Miss

Four Centuries of the UNITARIAN STORY American. Beginnings Sunday at 11 by E. Burdette Backus 2 fy

Radio Address 10 A. M. “A Global Society WIRE 1430 on Your Dial All Bouls

Anna Stout and ‘the Rev, Herbert, - co-chairmen

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MONDAY, March |9th,

7:30 Every Evening Except Saturdays

Hear LEONARD C.-HUNT

Superintendent of Wheeler City Rescue Mission wi.

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‘Hugo Carlberg Trumpet Player Special Music Every Night }

"A Hearty Welcome to ‘All FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH

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7:30 P. M.—Evening Bervice,

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