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Jubilee at

Holy Trinity, ::

Archbishop Ritter Will Assist | High Mass:

The Holy Trinity Catholic church will mark the silver jubilee of ‘its |

‘pastor and the retirement of the

church debt, tomorrow on Holy | Trinity Sunday.

The Most Rev,

dianapolis, assist throne Rev, Bockhold, “pastor, will be the celebrant for the sol emin “high mass at 11 a. m. School |

and

Joseph E. Ritter, |

Fr. Edward |

| § { i

archbishop of In-1 will] from the! the |

{

children will pre- |

sent a festive pro-

y t 3p ; Father Bockhold tam ® Pm

benediction of the blessed ment at 7 p. m. ception also in torium, A procession ghop Ritter, the jubilarian, clergy of the city and guests, escorted by servers, school children, Boy Scouts and representatives of the societies and lodges of the parish will form in the rectory and march to the church for the solemn high | mass Coram Episcopo. String Quartet Music

The string quartet of Marian college will play and a former pastor, the Rev. Fr. Raphael Huber; O. M. C., of Washington, D.-C., will speak at the reception. The Rev. Fr. Robert P. Hartmen, assistant] pastor of the church for hine years, ; will be master ‘of ceremonies for the day. Father Bockhold was graduated | from St. Meinrad's seminary and

sang his first solemn high mass on! in 1920-at|

Holy Trinity Sunday St. Mark’s church, Perry county. His entire career as a priest has been in Indiana, including the past seven years at Holy Trinity. The Holy Trinity congregation is 8 melting pot of nationalities with Slovenians, Germans, Bohemians, Croatians, Poles and Hungarians all represented. The church is bright and cheery

"In contrast to the solemn interiors

of many others. It is decorated with painted religious symbols, the all-seeing ‘eye of God, the crown of thorns, the Cross of Christ and the. dove recalling the Holy Ghost. Christ, the King, is the central figure on the altar flanked by the Slovenian patrons, St. om and St. Meth8dius. .

Mortgage Burning The Trinity Evangelical and Reformed church will mark its silver anniversary on Trinity Sunday tomorrow by presenting a guest

- speaker and burning two church

-mortgage notes. Dr. Ralph L. Holland, executive secretary, of the Indiana Council of Christian education, will preach at the 10:15 a. m. service. The Rev. H. Knierim, who has been pastor for the last 11 years, will read greetings from the board of national missions. The choir will be directed by Miss Joan Bryant. Two notes totaling $1800 will be burned. The history of the congregation will be read and the roll of the men will be called. Women of the church will serve luncheon,

All-Day Services .The -Barth Place Methodist church will mark the liquidation of its debt with mortgage burning| ceremonies, a nodn basket dinner | and festive all-day services. i Present and former members will Attend. the services and the afternoon quarterly conference to be led by: Dr. Guy O. Carpenter, district superintendent. The Rev. R. M. Taylor, pastor, will conduct the services, y 5

2 Memorial Day

- Observances Set

The Hayward Barcus and Broad Ripple American Legion posts will participate in the Memorial day services tomorrow at 9:30 a, m. at the meeting of the Christian Men Builders of the Third Christian church. Merle Sidener will speak on “Lest| We Forget” and the Woodwind : quintet of the Arthur Jordan con- | servatory will play. The Brookside United Brethren church also will hold Memorial day | services tomorrow, paid the war dead membess who have died the past p*ar. The Rev, A. Glen O'Dell, pastor, will preach on “In Hallowed Remembrance” in the morning and | give a report on the recent general | conference at the night service,

et ———— ees LESSON-SERMON 1S

“SOUL AND BODY"

“Soul and Body” isthe subject| of the lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, tomorrow, The Bible citations include: the following: “Know ye that the Lord He is God: it is he that made us and not we ourselves; his people and the sheep of his pasture.” Psalms 100:3, The lesson-sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy:

“The niaterial body and mind are

temporal,’ but the real man is spiritual and eternal” P. 302,

YOUTH FELLOWSHIP

ELECTS OFFICERS

Bob Robinson will serve gs the 1945-46 president of the Youth Fel- « Jowship of the Indianapolis Meth- | odist district. ~ : Other officers are Alberta ‘Brum: |

it, vice president; Mary Lorraine

in the school au-| ditorium and there will be solemn sacra~- | followed by a re- | the school audi- |

nian. sew| Survivor fo Relate Ordeal Of Drifting 3125 Mi. at Sea

Tribute will be|, and church |yjaq

we are|

The Good Samaritan hospital ( gave aid to the Rev. ing second from left in back row

hospital lawn,

By EMMA RIV Times Chu

at the Calvary tabernacie. He also Victory Memorial plazd. The Rev. Mr. Hensley, who has

Car] Marvin Hensley (in sweater and cap, stand-

spending a month in an open lifeboat, The party is shown on the

The Rev. Carl Marvin Hensley’ will describe his experiences during a month on an open lifeboat in Far Eastern waters tomorrow at 7:45 p. m,

rally beginning at 6:30 p. m.

Baptist), Chicacole, India (above),

} and his fellow passengers after

ERS MILNER rch Editor

will speak at the Youth for Christ today on the World War

done religious wotk in the Orient

for 20 years, escaped with the captain and 21 passengers when his :ship was sunk by-the Japanese in ‘the Indian ocean. Three of the | passengers” died, but the other 19 ‘landed safely in India. They were [saved because of a combination of circumstances, the Rev. Mr. HensJey says. ©. | First of all, they had the benefit of the seafaring knowledge of Capt. Edgar Waaler who could positively “smell land,’~and a few rations, a compass, a chart, much faith and many prayers. No formal religious services were held but a spiritual atmosphere prevailed, the men fully recognizing their danger. The ship was about 1400 miles west of Australia when the Japanese fired on it, but unfavorable winds prevented the escaping passengers from reaching there. Instead, they landed 400 miles south of Calcutta and were befriended by the Good Samaritan hospital at Chicacole. They covered 3125 miles, called a record journey for a life boat. The. Rev. Mr. Hensley is the father of Mrs. Dellis: Bafford of Indianapolis - and the brother-in-law of the Rev. Raymond Hoekstra, the Calvary Tabernacle pastor. He is a , Pentecostal missionary to China, speaks both the Mandarin and Cantonese languages and has served with the South Ching Baptist: Relief committee and the National Christian Service council. He has also lectured for United China relief.

‘Plan Memorial

For Cpl. Mason

The Lynhurst Baptist church wil {hold memorial services for Cpl. Paul | Mason Jr, who was killed April 14 |

in Germany, tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. |

in the church, The service will be conducted by the Rev, Haakon Knudson, associate pastor, with the Rev, C. H. {| Scheick, -church minister, assisting. | Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mason of 1234] Pasadena st., Cpl. Mason's parents, his sister, Shirley, and his fiancee, Miss Margie Morris, will be present. A color guard from Camp Atterbury will march into the church and place the flag in the sanctuary. After the service, they will present the flag to Mrs. Mason. Donald Schieck, Cpl. Mason's former Sunday school teacher, will be in charge of the music. Cpl. Mason was a member of the Lynhurst church and school, a leader of the youth group and a member of the church basketball team before joining the armed forces. He was a graduate of Ben {Davis high school. At the time of jie death, he was a tank gunner,

Church Prepares

Requiem Mass for War Dead

| Miss Catherine Bray.

"SECOND : CHURCH,

SECOND PILGRIM HOLINESS

1415 Cruft Street’ REV: GEORGE E. HUFF, Pastor - 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P, M. Service

NORTH INDIANAPOLIS CHURCH: OF CHRIST “960 W. 31st St. Bible Classes .....s.ce0sunivas 9:45 A. M. Preaching Service..............10:30 A, M. Young -Peopie's Meeting Evening Service . ‘ Thursday Evening—Bible Study n SP. M. J. 8 JOHNS, Minister

PILGRIM HOLINESS

INTERNATIONAL HDQTRS., 1609 N. Del Rev. BE. V. Halt, Mgr. TA-2273.

FIRST CHURCH, 30th and Gale Sts, Rev. R E, Nibarger. 2618 E 30th St

1415 Cruft St. . Rev. George E Hun. 1442 Cruft St,

NORTH SIDE CHURCH, 1732 E. 46th St Rev. Walter Speck, 4631 N. Caroline Ave

ALL ARE WELCOME

Salvation Army Citadel 26 SOUTH CAPITOL AVENUE 9:30 A. M.—Sunday 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.VLEIT, officers in charge of services. Music by

THE ‘INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

CHRIST TEMPLE

Apostolic Faith) 402 west Fall Creek Parkwa _Sunday, 11:00 A. M., 7:30 P,

Westbrook Church

(Nazarene) 819 8. Denison St,

(4500 West, '2 Block South of W. Wash.)

.|LEO C. DAVIS, Pastor.

Dr. ‘Frank J. Niles, of Lord's Day Alliance and Jordan Army Four, Sunday evening, 7:30.

ST. MARK'S UNITED LUTHERAN

Prospect and Linden Sts. Rev. Thomas B. Kline

‘Sunday School .... $45 AM Worship 10:55 A. M.

Farnsworth & Foltz, Mars Hill, [ndpls

REVIVAL NIGHTLY 7:30 P. M. EVANGELIST John Rupert From Decatur, Ill. Continuing thru June J SPECIAL SINGING

A Warm Welcome Awaits You:

the Women's Chorus, Mrs. Genge, Director.

THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED

REV,

BE-3020, Ring

Ferrier 0 Mars Hill Free Methodist Church | DR. W. A" SHULLBNBERGER. ‘Minister

Methodist

Churches

10:45 A. M,, Worship and Sermon

"THE SPELL OF IMMORTALITY"

North Methodist MERIDIAN AT 38TH STREET DALLAS L. BROWNING, D. D., Minister 9:30 A. M,, Church School

6 to 9 P. M., Angelus Hour for Youth.

Plan Church Observances

BELLAIRE METHODIST

49TH AND CRITTENDEN AVENUE STANLEY P. MAHAN, Minister 9:30 A, M.—Church School 10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship. 7:00 P. M.—Evening Service.

~ Directed.

The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, archbishop of Indianapolis, directs that a special requiem mass for the war dead be offered with fitting solemnity on Memorial day in all Catholic chapels and churches. The archbishop, himself, will celebrate a solemn pontifical mass at 9 a.m. Wednesday in SS. Peter and Paul's cathedral. Speaking of the Memorial day services, Archbishop Ritter said: “It would seem an appropriate occasion to pay due honor and trib-

“Three Tenses of American Life.” 10:45 A. M, Don’ Sherwood of WFBM, Guest Speaker. Music by Technical High School Girls’ Concert Club; Louise Swan, Director. 7:45 P.M.

Church School Cathedral Hour

ROBERTS PARK CHURCH

Methodist {Since 1821) 401 N. Delaware St.

GRACE

Methodist

East New York at Grant E. ARNOLD CLEGG, Minister

Sermon, 10:40 A. M. “MEMORIAL DAY — TODAY.”

Youth Fellowship; 5:30 to 7:30 We Welcome All Visitors

WASHINGTON STREET METHODIST CHURCH

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

9: » M. -—Church School. 0: . M.—Morning Worship, i: 5:

. M.-—Broadcast, WIBC. 7:45—Vesper Hour for Youth and | Aduits

‘EAST 10TH STREET METHODIST 2327 EAST 10TH STREET REV. ARCHILESS M. BROWN.

Church School . Worship, 10:45; Youth Fell owshi P

ASBURY

MEMORIAL METHODIST

602 WEST NEW YORK STREET -REV. CHARLES M. KROFT 9:30 A. M,.—Church School - 10:30 A. M.—"Paithfulness.”

SUMNER L. MARTIN, D.D., Pastor

7:30 P. M.—“The Friend of Sinners.”

SOUTH SIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

Olive & Legrande Ave. HEAR

A. L. Emmert, THE

Pastor, *

JORDEN HARMONY COLORED yale QUARTET RADIO SINGERS, AND RANK J. NILES

In a combined service nay: Binns Services beginning

School and Church at 10 A. M. promptly at 9:30

Memorial | Service for T/5 Paul L. Harvey at 2:30 P. M. N. ¥. 6:30, Evangelistic Services 7:30 P. M. MM,

Heder Prayer

Service, 7:30 P

ute to those who in each parish have died for their country. Furthermore, we direct that the occasion be used not only to honor our valiant dead, but to exhort our people to dedicate themselves anew to the responsibility and discipline of Christian thinking, living and acting. “In this way, and only in this way, can they assure themselves that the blood and sacrifices of their beloved dead have not been offered in vain” | Other religious events follow: |

BROADWAY METHODIST CHURCH— Dr. Loren M. Edwards of Newton, Ia brother of Dr. John 1. Edwards, pastor of the church, will speak on “Impatience | With God” at 10:45 a.m. tomorrow. The Broad Ripple High School Golden Singers will give vocal selections under the direction ‘of Roger Riley, and accompanied by A memorial service will honor the congregation's members who have died during the year.

CARROLLTON AVENUE EVANGELICAL! AND REFORMED CHURCH- Families of the community will attend the presentation of the sound film, “The Power of God,” at the community night observance | tomorrow at 7:30. Prof Clide Aldrich will lead devotions and the Rev. Richard Rettig, pastor, will preside, ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH-Dr E. "Burdette Backus, minister, will speak on “Life's Purpose’ at 10 a. m. over radio station WIRE and on ‘“Peacetime Conscription” at 11 a.m, in the church. RIVERSIDE PARK METHODIST CHURCH | —The Rev. E. K. Higdon who will sail early in the summer to make a survey in| the Philippines for ‘the foreign missions conference, will speak at the thanks offering service at 1040 a. m, tomorrow. The) Rev. Mr. Higdon is secretary of oriental missions for the United Christian Missionary society, The annual thanks offering meeting is sponsored by the Woman's Society of Christian Service, of which Mrs. Raymond T. Wise is president. DOWNEY AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH | —The Rev. Edwin Marx, who was interned | in occupied China and repatriated on the Gripsholm, will speak at 9:30 a.m. Be morrow. The Rev. Mr. Marx is now engaged in outlining a post-war. program of | reconstruction for Christian Missionary society. He was a missionary to China for 25 years.

| VETERANS HOSPITAL CHAPEL — The jones Tabernacle choir, directed by Wil-| liam Lane, will sing at the 6 p. m. Prot-| estant -vespers tomorrow. The Rev. Donald E. Elder will lead the devotions. Arrangements for the music were made by the Tillman H. Harpole unit 249 of the 11th. district American Legion auxiliary, IMMANUEL EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH — Emergency World Service day will be marked with the presentation of gifts for overseas needs. | ALPHA AND OMEGA HOME MISSION | CHURCH, 532 E. Miami st., will hold evan- | gelistic services for a month at 7:45 p. m, |

Flower Festival

A profusion of spring blossoms | II deck the sanctuary and be carin the processional at the |" flower festival tomorrow at 10: 5] a, m. in the Linwood Christian! church, | The service is designed as an ex-| pression of “the glory of God in nature,” church officials said. Twelve young girls laden with .baskets in the form of huge straw hats filled with flowers will precede a {40-voice Cecilian choir in the pro|cessional, Two small girls will scatter flower petals along the way of the singers. » Bouquets in cornucopia fastened to six-foot standards will be affixed to pews along the aisles. Mrs. Fred Crostreet is directing the presentation and the Rev. Ronald L. Secrist is church pastor.

ALL-DAY COUNCIL MEETING MONDAY

The Rev. James Meade of Chicago will speak on “Our War Victims” at the all-day board meeting of the Indianapolis Council of churchwomen Monday in the First Baptist church. The meeting will begin at 9:45 a. m. with a business session fol‘lowed by the Rev. Mr. Meade's {address onthe Civilian’ Public Serv ‘ice camps. Mrs. Ralph L. Holland, ‘council ‘president, will -preside at the-blisiness session when reports will be given, committee chairmen

| Ras.

daily and at 3 p.m, on Sundays begin-!| ning June 3, Mrs. Lula of evangelist, will speak TAR and will sing and direct the music meetings for children will night at 7 o'clock.

OLIVE BRANCH CHRISTIAN CHURCH | Canis Lois Anna Ely, miss lonary China who was intern on the Gripsholm, will spe bo to Ee youth | fellowship tomorrow at 6 p. m. Miss Ely| is director of adult work in the depart-| ment of missionary education of the United Christian Missionary« society |

EVERSON CLASS, East Tenth Street Methodist Chureh—The 200 class members will dedicate their broadcast tomorrow | over WIBC to C. Walter Harris, * 1039 | president, and the class, Ray D. Everson is class teacher.

PACINI TO PLAY AT TRINITY SERVICES

Renato Pacini, violinist and assistant conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, will play. two selections at the Trinity Sunday service tomorrow at 10:30° a. m, at the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church. Clarence Elbert, organist, and choirmaster, will direct the senior and junior choirs, and Otto Helwege, the children’s chorus. The Rev. Walter C. Maas, pastor, will preach on “The Greatest Work of the Triune God.”

BAPTISTS TO HEAR OVERSEAS CHAPLAIN

Chaplain Arthur .S. Dodgson, for- | mer- command chaplain of tHe 1st troop carrier command, Stout field, | returned from OVErseas, will preach | at 10:45 a. m, and 7:30 'p. m. to-| morrow in the First Baptist church. |

Trotter of McLernon Special be held each

plain Dodgson served for 18 |

id | months as staff ¢haplain with Gen.

Strategic air

China at the United ||.

Wichi and v. L. N Tra]

Church of C

40th and N. Capitol Study, HU. 4041 Bible Study 9.45 A. 10:45 A. M.—"“One New Man.’ 6:30 to 7:30 P. M.—Song drill. Children of All

hrist

A. G. HOBBS JR. Residence HU. 4753

Bible stories.

Ages 7:30 P. M.— “Some Good Things of the Bible. BIB

Wednesday, 7:45 P. M.

No Creed But Christ.

LE ay.

No Book But the ‘Bible

UNITY TRU DALE NEW

E: “AN AUDI Beginning June 3, N. Pennsylvania.

Sunday - serv

Beginning June 4, activities at Claypool Hotel, Lobby floor.

TH CENTER

1514 PARK (CENTRAL OR COLLEGE TROLLEY... Affiliated with Unity Headquarters, Kansas City,

Missouri

SUM, Leader

9:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL — 11: 00. MORNING SERVICE THEM

T OF EXPERIENCE’ ices D. A. R. Chapter House 824 Headquarters with classes and all

REVI

Each Evening — 7:30; Sunday, wi

Mr. Burl Sparks, Si

Choir Director, Tenor Soloist and

FIRST CHURCH O

1621 E. Washington.

9:30 A. M.

VAL

CONTINUES THROUGH JUNE 3

- 10:30AM. — 7:3 TH

REV. ELBERT DODD, Evangelist

inger and Musician

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ’ REV. ALLEN MILLER OF KANSAS CITY

Musician,

F THE NAZARENE

Ray Hance, Pastor,

Monday Through June 3

CHRISTIAN SCIE

Branches on The Mother Christ, Scient:

1ST. CHURCH~-Meridian at 20th 2ND CHURCH-Delaware at 12th

5TH CHURCH~College at 62nd

SUNDAY SCHOOL, il a m,; meeting, 8 o'cloc

SRD CHURCH—Wash. Blvd. at 34th . 4TH CHURCH—Pleasant Run Pwky., S: Drive at Butler Ave.....

6TH CHURCH-1609% Prospect - St. in all churches,

NCE CHURCHES *

Church, The Pirst Church ist, Boston, Mass.

The Public Is Cordially Invited to Our Services and Free Reading Rooms Lesson for Sunday, May 27th “SOUL AND BODY” MORNING SERVICE, 11 A.M, IN ALL C

Evening Service sevens SPM 8 P. M.

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

. Church Edifice 1611 Prospect-~

Wednesday evening testimonia’ k in all churches.

REV. R. J. MILTON

Sunday A.M, Rev. J. A, Wats REV. R..0, MI

_EVANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN

HOLMES AVENUE FREE METHODIST

336 S. Holmes Ave. May 27th to June 10th

Rev. R.J. Milton

Los Angeles, Cal. EVANGELIST

Services at 7:30 Each Evening

on; Sunda 4, M. Rev. Paul Ellis

KELS, PAS

Church Edifice ||

"31 Days i in

Missionary

Just returned by plane from China

by Japanese warship,

boat”

day

a Lifeboat"

CARL MARVIN HENSLEY,

and India, Spent

thirty-one days in a lifeboat’ after his ship was sunk

- HEAR HIS TWO MESSAGES SUNDAY ;

SUNDAY 11:00 A. M.—Subject “Crisis” Sunday iE 45 P. M. “31 Days in a Life-

The public is invited to attend these Sunservices, school at 9:45 A. M.

) RAYMOND G. HOEKSTRA, Pastor

CALVARY | TABERNACLE

including the Sunday

|18 IT NECESSARY TO BE SAVED?

IA J.- CLINTON SWANAGAN, Minister |

| WEST SIDE CHURCH of the NAZARENE . 11th “Street ‘and King Avenue

Rev. Everett Atkinson, BE-3974

ZION

EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED NORTH AND NEW JERSEY STREETS FREDERICK R. DARIES, D. D.,, PASTOR 9:00 A. M.—1st Service i Worship, 9:45 A. M.—Church School 10:40 A. M.—Second Service of Worship. Gold Star Service for S-2/c George’ A.

Yarling

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

EPISCOPAL REV, WILLIAM BURROWS, Rector

Sunday, 8 A. M.—Holy Communion 9:30 A. M.—Church School 64th and College 11 A, M.—~Morning Praver CENTRAL CHRISTIAN ‘CHURCH

Delaware and Walnut Sts

Bible School—9:30 A. M Morning Worship—10:45 A M, ‘Wanted! An Incentive.’ Music by excellent choir Youth Fellowship—5 30 P M

BAPTISM

baptism] service will be . conducted in the auditoriam at the {close of the meeting. ¥

Sunday, May 27

8p m

He. Tells = What Happens Tomorrow From the ‘Sure Word of Bible Prophesy.’

at the

NORTH SIDE CHURCH Corner Alabama and 23d St.

% Your Bible Speaks _— WreM, Sunday, | 8.3

0 A.M. | Voice of Youth—PFriday Evening 8PM

{ |

Mister

Peace Time Connie Sermon at 11 A. M. by E. Burdette Backus Edna Merritt Harrington, Soloist

Radio Address 10 A. M.

{ | Midweek * Worship,

Thursday,

Life's Purpose WIRE 1430 on, Your Dial All Souls Unitarian Church = 1453 N. Alabama St.

TET— - “r—— SS——

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—1: 30 P.-M. REV. R. L. MENGES, Pastor CHURCH -OF CHRIST 1002 SOUTH BELMONT AVENUE 9:45-Y0:45— "Wherefore Doth the Way of the Wicked: Prosper?" #45 P, M.—"Five Things to Do.” Wednesday . evening, . Bible Study, 7:45 JOHN JOHN H GERRARD, «Evangelist ~~

EDGEWOOD CHL CHURCH of the NAZARENE

1541 E. Epler Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Morn. Worship, 10:45 A. M. NX: P. 8 63 Pp M Evangelisite Service P

M. Prayer’ Mesctng Wed. 7:3

Rev Buford “Bair, Pastor

_ SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1945

RIVERSIDE TABERNACLE

1240 ROACHE (Riverside Trolley) Sunday—10:30 A, M;

"Services Wed. and Sun.-7:46 P. M. H RMAN R, ROSE, Pastor ee oe “First “Congregational Church 18TH and DELAWARE STS. ORIEN FIFER, D.D. Ad IH Minister 00-A. M.—Church School.

11; :11 A. M.—Morning ‘Worship: ‘Compassion on the Multitude.”

NORTH SIDE = Church of the ; -NAZARENE Eugene St. at Barnes Ave. Rev, T. W. Stofer, pastor TA. 2941

Baptist’ Cle

CROOKED CREEK--N. Mich,

rd. & 56th | Jos. L. Hughes; 9:25- 10: 5am; 7 3 p.m,

CENTRAL Va Tad E of “Central G. H. O'Donnell 10:40-7:30

WOODRUFF PLACE V Walcott at E Mich L. C. Trent +..10:45 A. M.-7:30 P. M. |

CALVARY. ve as - | William O, Breedlove

LYNHURST BAPTIST On Lyndhurst Dr.. 2 Blks. 8 of W. Wash. REV. C. H, SCHEICK REV. HAAKON KNUDSEN 9:30 A. M.—Unified Worship Service 1T30P. M

3419 E. 23d St 10:35-7:30

~Evening Worship Service

EMERSON AVE. George T. Kin

GARDEN Clive McGuire

GARFIELD PARK -10681 Southern Ave. C. 8. PASCHAL —10:45 =7:00,

TUXEDO PARK a 8. Clu on

Seren & BE New York

FIRST BAPTIST Tr MERIDIAN and VERMONT STS. MERIDIAN and VERMONT 8TS. CARLETON W. ATWATER, D. D., Pastor 9:25 A. M.—Bible School. 10:45A. M. and 7:30 P. M.,—Worship: Speaker, , Chaplain (Col.¥y Arthur 8. Dodgson, recently returned from Europe, as Staff Chaplain with Gen. Spaatz U, 8 Str atoms Air Fore

Wednesday, i 30 p.m.

MEMORIAL ax

4.00PM or ee rellowship.

901 N. Belle Vieu ORGE G. KIMSEY, Minister

MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE—7:30 P. M.

Command U. V. WH “Marching

COL. Subject:

Chaplain’ =

ITE, Stout Field Without the Band”

Presbyterian Churches

INVITE YOU

TABERNACLE Presbyterian Church 34th and Central

DR. ROY EWING VALE REV. HARRY R. MERCER

Ministers 9:30 A. M.—~Bible School 10:45 A. M.—~Dtvine Worship

REV. MERCER Preaching “Embarking Upon Unchartered Seas"

7:15. P. M.-—Mid-week Service

Meridian Heights . Central Ave. at 47th DR, SIDNEY BLAIR HARRY, Minister

Sunday School, 9:30 Worship, 10:48 “Memories That Are Blest"

Irvington Presbyterian

Cor. Johnson and Julian Aves.

| Mintsters—J. B. Ferguson—E. C. McCance { 9:30 A. M,—~Church School.

10:30 A. M.—~Memorial 7:30 P. M.—The

WESTMINSTER

445 N. State (1700 East) WALTER TI. PEARCY. Minister Sunday School, 9:30. Worship, 10:45 A. M. Young People, 8 30 FP. M.

Service Vesper Communion

SOUTHPORT PRESBYTERIAN Morning Worship, 10: 45.

First Presbyterian Church Delaware at Sixteenth GEORGE AF ARTHUR FRANTZ

ALLOW TWO MORNING SERVICES 9:30 and 11 A M DR, FRANTZ “Do We Mislead the Blind?" Deut, 27:18 Church School Sia Area asda aa Ev a 9:30 Young People’s Meeting 6:30

Memorial Presbyterian Carrollton at 1lth—Rev. Ralph L. O'Dell Church School for All Ages, 9:30. Morning . Worship, 10:45, Memorial Day Service In Honor of Our Soldier Daad “Their Price—Our Heritage" Young People’s Meeting, 6, P. M, Midweek Service Thurs, 7:30.

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN The Historie Church of Which Henry Ward Beecher was Minister Vermont. and Pennsylvania Sts. JEAN 8. MILNER, D.D., Ministér Morning Worship, 10:45 AM

By Dr. Thomas R. White Church School, 10:45

Fairview Presbyterian 46th and Capito) Ave. VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister 9:30 A. M. Church School 10:45 A. M.-—Morning Worship. A Memorial to the Founders of Our Church and the Heroes of Our Country. —

___UNION "MASS MEETING, SUNDAY, 2:30 P.M.

“AMER

} Will Russia fing

Bible proof that

ICA’S PLACE IN PROPHECY" ally be at war with Britain and America? America will defeat Japan. rica, Britain, Russian and Japan found In of the Bible?

(This service dedicated to jpved ones with boys in the

service.)

aveler

Hear HARRY ‘Auth

BLACK or and Evangelist of Los Angeles.

“FIRST PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH

3600 E SUN i

Sy Misse

30th. R. E. NIBARGER, Pastor, DAY :I8 THE CLOSING DAY ial] Musi¢ and Singing by the

Good and Goins, Song Evangelis

EVANGELIST BLACK'S FINAL TOPICS Sat "The Greatest Sin—What Is It?"

Bui n. 10:.30-—"The 2:30—~Union

DR. BLACK

‘UP FROM THe UNDERWORLD

rear the amazing of who spent over 50

the woman

| ® Pronounced dea times from over-

| dose of dr ® A dope et healed

| Evangelist ANNA B. LOCK

EACH NIGHT Except Mone ATH

Will Gite Li fe Stary Sunday, June 3

WEST SIDE GOSPEL TABERNACLE

* 2112 MILLER STREET

REV. THOMAS PAINO

GIL DODDS

BILL MeGARRAHAN

Sun 2d

}0— "The

Defenders of the Faith' mass meeting, a Place in

Prophecy

Great White Throne Judgment.”

—

Englewood Ch

9:30 A. M.—Bible pupils enrolle

and implicit Inspiration a Divine Missio

10:45 A. M.—Wors

T45P M Mrs speaker, Speci

0. A. TRINKLE Minister

Every teacher in

ristian Church

57 N. Rural St.

1100 attendance goal, (88 New

three Sundays of May.).

school d first

the Englewood school is an immersed believer in the Deity of Christ, the nd Authority of the Scriptures, and the n of the Church,

“CHRIST'S CALL."

H. Cook of New York City, guest al music under direction of Charles R.

hip, Sermon, MARVELOUS

Hamilton, Mrs. Gaynell Lashbrook, organist.

«A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL SERVICES———

VICTORY RALLY

TONIGHT 7P.M.

World War

Memorial

Plaza

Seading Forth the Light of . The Gospel on the World's

Only 10,000 Seats

In case of rain rally held. in Armory, 711 N. Penn, and the First Baptist church, Meridian and Vermont.

CLYDE TAYLOR

Popular soloist and director of Victory Choir, ®-GIL DODDS OLT. JAMES WHITAKER ® BILL McGARRAHAN

Children’s Evangelist, Bible Dramatist, Featuring “Live Pig Goes to Victory Rally ® CHIEF DAN PATCH Chief Police, Ypsilanti Mich. also director of Youth for Christ there,

® HARRY O. ANDERSON

Chaplain Harry O. Anderson, . , gra, . 8. Wa ern ASS. to

_ ROSE ARZOOMANIAN al Contestant on “The Hour

LT. JAMES | WHITAKER

Geared to the Times But Anchored to the Rock

WORLD WAR MEMORIAL PLAZA

SATURDAY NIGHT 7:00—-YOU MUST COME EARLY FEATURED: GREAT YOUTH CHOIR FROM ALL CHURCHES

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