Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 June 1945 — Page 10

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4 haplain. to Give Sermon

Themes.

Wdianapoiis churches for = to- |

" & ‘morrow schedule July 4th themes |

for sermons and an address by a chaplain who holds the purple heart | “and four battle stars. Chaplain Alvin G. Myrice, who | has been awarded decorations, will speak tomorrow at the 11 a.m. Holy |

* | communion service in All Saints]

The Rev. J.|

‘Episcopal cathedral. will be the!

‘Willard Yoder, vicar, celebrant, ‘Chaplain Myrice has returned | from overseas where he has been! for- the last two years serving in! England, France, Belgium and Ger-| many, He is now convalescing at! Wakeman General hospital, Camp | Atterbury, Before going abroad, | Chaplain Myrice was post chaplain | at Pt. Harrison and at Ft, Thomas, | Ry, “With Liberty and Justice for Al” | 4s the subject chosen by Dr. 8. Grundy Fisher, minister, for his 10:35 a.m, sermon tomorrow in the | University Park Christian church. | Merle Sidener will address the Christian Men Builders class on we subject, “Noiseless Patriotism,” the 9:30 a.m. meeting, Many churches are expected to pbserve World Charter Sunday to- | morrow with prayers and addresses | on the subject of peace and the| ratification of the United Nations charter,

PLAN ANNIVERSARY in oils by Marie Goth SERVICE TOMORROW tne eve. It is a reminder

The West Side Gospel tabernacle, | Yomen the world over 2112 Miller st. will celebrate the Kershner. beginning of the 13th year of | the pastorate of the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Paino with special anniversary services tomorrow. The Rev. Thomas Paino Jr. Chi- | o, and Lt. Leonard Roberts of | dinner.

Dr. Kershner . .

School of Religion a new portrait Kershner,

But it goes

hold Dr

Christian Leader The portrait was presented to the school of religion by the alumni:

When the covering was re-

15th air force division wiil be/moved and the likeness of Dr, large measure of devotion as its with Mrs. Plopper for the trip of,

honored guests. The public is gn. EeSHnGr looked back at his friends, vited. a long hush fell over the room. " J. Maurice Thompson, president; of the alumni association, Presie at the dinner and Prof. | Walker made the address and B32 mal gift of the portrait.

and work of Dr. Kershner, naming {him “a Christian leader among Dis-

! ciples of Christ and the world at Singing season to a close with a brance

large.” Stresses Four Factors Dr. Kershner responded in his usual style, thanking his friends for

incrasingly have been borne in upon him, He named “the wisdom of ignorance, the fallibility of knowledge, the infallibility of love, ever-increasing need for humility.” Dean O. L, Shelton, Dr. Kershner’s successor, accepted the portrait for the.school. He, too, paid ' tribute to Dr. Kershner who served . the school for 20 years. Notable as Art Because there are many friends | of Dr. Kershner in the far corners of the earth who will be unable to view the portrait, the alumni association has printed a folder which carries a photograph of if and an explanation of how it came to be painted. Of the merit of the paintmg the folder states: “The portrait itself is a notable achievement in art. The artist has succeeded 7 not only in ly in showing us

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United Brethren youth will hold their summer camp in Indianapolis while many other denominations are trekking to lakes and assembly grounds in the state. The wooded park of Indiana Central college will be the scene of the first annual summer camp for junior high school students July 9 through 14. Preceding this, the older vouth will- meet as usual on the campus Monday through Saturday. The White River conference is sponsor, Young people of all the denominations feeling the call to worship, study and play out of doors are reported to have filled registration lists to overflowing long before the day the ‘church camps to open. Campfires at Night Presbyterians attend conferences and meetings at Camp Kosciusko on Winona lake, Baptists at Lake Tippecanoe, Disciples at. Bethany park near Brooklyn, Methodists at Bishop Roberts park near Mitchell, Evangelicals at Oakwood park on Lake Wawasee, and other denominations in various parts of Indiana. Both U.B. camps will feature roaring campfires at night with youth gathered about them for worship followed by recreation. The importance of. going to college will be stressed along with tours of the buildings and interviews with professors. There will be colorful interpretations of the Bible and of the tenets of the. U,B, denomination dramatics. mass singing, hikes and gay meals offering an opportunity to make friends, Communion Last Day Holy Communion on the closing days of both camps will start hoys and girls homeward with a dramatic impression of. the most solemn service of the Christian ! chuych. The aytitbolisn used by Indians {of the North central states has

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{ He spoke at length in recognition of the life |

Butler's Dean Emeritus

| Leaves Post UNITARIAN PASTOR

VISITS WEST COAST

With Church! Dr. E. Burdette Backus will]

preach July 8 in the First Unitarian church of San Diego, Cal. Dr. Backus is pastor of All Souls {Unitarian church and his son-in-

(C. Ww. Plopper will Visit| Mission Field.

C. W. Plopper retired today after the San Diego church, Dr. having served. 41 years as book- Mrs. Backus have four grande | keeper and treasurer for the Dis ciples of Christ. A total of $62,000,000 has passed through his hands! during the period.

Mr. Plopper has traveled across | the world again. | -and again, in

and |

he had never seen until this summer's visit. In his absence from Indianapolis, [the Rev. Pearl Mock, universalist Iminister, will answer calls for the services of ‘a minister, Except for {the church office, All Souls will |be closed until September.

{signed checks and

| Disciples’ mission aries. 3

lon the border of | Tibet,

{ Argentine, Jamaica and Mexico,

. with his inseparable friend . . . a book.

Study i in 2 Oils by Mane Goll | je Praise by Dr. Yocum iota and ay iis Hailed as Fine Work of Ari

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editor There hangs today in the Mack Butler reading room of the Butler

of Dean Emeritus Frederick. Doyle

The picture in itself has been pronounced a work of. art wrought

far bevond what can be seen ‘with

of the love and esteem in which men and

| the profound scholar that he is, but {also in

revealing the lovable and human qualities which have charzed Dr. Kershner, It is fitting

hat §t be placed in the home of the

|associdtion at the recent annual institution which he helped‘to cre- |

ate and to which he gave such a!

dean.” Bt

Bellaire Choir To Give Concert

The chancel choir of the Bellaire

Methodist church will bring their concert on the church la¥%n tomorrow at 8 p. m. Assisting vocalists include Pauline Bade, Elizabeth Guion, Robert

the honor they paid him.. He also Schumann and the male quartet of society before becoming” stressed four factors of life. which the Millersville Masonic lodge. Mar- of the united society. jorie Sullivan will play the violin’

and Ruth Wright, the piano. Clif-

ford D. Long is the choir director and Peggy Hunter, accompanist.

and the |The group singing will be led by

| Arnold Miller and Douglas Fordyce. The program follows:

“The. Twilight Shadows Fall"....... at . The Green Cathedral R ““Wherz My Caravan Has Rested"... Lo Recessional”” De Kove “America the Beautiful” Dykema “My God and TI’ “Gloria” from the “Twelfth Mass"

Wood Abt . Hans

Serg Mozart

VETERANS TO HEAR ‘SONG AT VESPERS

Mrs. Oscar Burghard will sing at the 6 p. m. Protestant vespers tomorrow at the veterans hospital. Arrangements for the music were made by aviation unit 17] of the 11th district American ‘Legion auxiliary. The Rev. Speak...

U. B. Youths fo Have Summe Camp at Indiana Central

RII Sots > We ck

Trees, grass and flowers of Indiana Central campus give the ‘set. ting for United Brethren. youth camps,

Africa: the Rev. NN M 8f Summitville, Ind. Hague and the Rev. both of Indianapolis. “uw .

The Rev. FP. W, Wiegmann,

“‘laccuracy and integrity of the retir-|

°: | gations.

J. G. Jofles will

Bodenhorn association Sept. the Rev. Virgil Creek Baptist church, 1. C. Alderton,

pastor of the Downey Avenue Christian | cHureh, will accompany 17 young |i i been adopted for use by the U. B.|people of his congregation and lead |

spirit, as he SECOND PILGRIM HOLINESS

1415 Cruft Street

REV. GEORGE E. HUFP, Pastor 10:30 A. M and 7:30 P. M. Service

| "Church of Jesus Christ of | —

Latter Day Saints *| (South Branch) 1060 Villa Ave. Sunday School—10 A. M. Sacrament Service—T P. M.

William Schwartz, Branch President | FR. 4828 MA. 1071 GARFIELD HEIGHTS CHURCH OF CHRIST

2842 SHELBY STREET

mailed letters t

These cor respondents live

in China, Japan, the Philippines, Africa, the Paraguay,

Mr. Plopper

Puerto Rico,

The checks furnished . | sionaries and their children the | | necessities of life and inspired | { many appreciative messages to the

the mis-

11:00 A M Bible Study 10:00 A. M

X: 2 . 30 Dr. C. M. Yocum of the United! | Evening Servic - 1 ednesday Ev — Bible Stud 7 Christian Missionary society foreign . ye

- : W. L. TOTTY. Minister missions department praised the | —

| NORTH SIDE

ing treasurer. The two have been | Church of the

5PM 5PM. OA;

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law, the Rev. Peter H. Samson, of |

hil- | | ship, 11; dr Y ir n Di |p. M3 Prayer meeting, Sat. en in Sa tego, three of whom REV. CB

friends since 1909. “Absolute hon- | : nl NAZARENE

esty, unfailing courtesy, and complete efficiency have characterized | Eugene St. at Barnes Ave. his services over the years,” said Dr Rev. T. W. Stofer, pastor Yocum. TA. 2941 It will fake Mr. Plopper two - . > a - months to close the books he has Mars Hill Free Methodist Church Kept as treasurer of the United|-FO™Mavorth & Foltz, Marz Rill ingph Christian Missionary society and to Attend audit those in Disciples’ offices in| Sunday School several states including California 9:30 “Cradle Roll Day" Classes for all

The {fastest growing Sunday School in Mars Hill

J. CLINTON SWANAGAN, Minister BE-3J020 Ring 4

Mountain Cottage ages

Then he will be free to “take off” {which they long had dreamed. They plan to go to the mountains 20 REV. {miles from San Juan, Puerto Rico, } ibn the Disciples of Christ con- | ference grounds. They will live in |

Foursquare Gospel Church Woodlawn Avenue Wright Street

2:30 and 10:45 A. M, 6:30 and 7:30 wo M. Wednesday and PFriday—7:30 P,

REV. R. IL. MENGES, Pastor

CHRIST TEMPLE

(Apostolic Faith) 402 West Fall Creek Parkway Sunday, 11:00 A. M,, T:30 P. M.

CHURCH OF GOD

’1065 OLIVER AVENUE Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Morning WorEve., 7:30; ¥Y. P. E, Tues, 7:30 7:30 p. m. SWENSON—FR-3416

WEST SIDE CHURCH of the NAZARENE" 11th Street and King Avenue Rev. Bversty Atkinson, BE-307¢

RIVERSIDE TABERNACLE 1240 ROACHE (Riverside Trolley) Sunday -— 10:30 A. M Bervices Wed and. Sun,~7:45 P.M, HERMAN R. ROSE. Pastor

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Deaware and Walnut Sis

North) DR. WA SHULLENBERGER, Minister Bible School--9:30 A. M. Morning Worship— 10:45 Sermon: "Noi Dead-<Ends, But Steppingg _ Stones. "

DOWNEY AVENUE CHRISTIAN

Downey & Julian pve REV Pp - WIEGMA Church School 9:3 arin 10.38 “UNITY MULTIPLIES POWER" Youth Groups—6:30 P. M Nursery open 9:15 to 12 Noon

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH: EPISCOPAL Rev. William Burrows, Rector Stinday, 8 A. M.—Holy Communion 64th and College

11 A. M.—Holy Communion "PILGRIM HOLINESS TRRERNATIONAL HDQTRS,, 1609 N. Del Rev. BE. V. Halt, Mgr . TA-2213 FIRST CHURCH. "30th and Gale Sts Rev. R E Nibarger 2618 E 30th 8t SECOND CHURCH, 1415 Cruft St

Rev. George E. Huff, NORTH SIDE CHURCH, 1732 E. 46th St

Rev. Walter Speck. 4631 N Caroline Ave !

ALL ARE WELCOME

ST. MARK'S UNITED LUTHERAN Prospect and Lindén Sts. Rev. Thomas B. Kline

Sunday School Worship

1442 Cruft St |

"| CARLETON W.,

MARTINIST

STRANGE KEYS

FREE PUBLIC LECTURE SUNDAY AT 8 P. M. INSPIRING ~~ INFORMATIVE No Admission Fee—All Welcome,

603 Merchants Bank Building % 11 8. Meridian St., Indianapolis

METHODIST. ‘CHURCHES

10:45 A. M., Worship and Sermon

"The Ship of State"

North Methodist MERIDIAN AT 38TH STREET

{ The Ploppers’ home is at 27 8.| Downey ave. Mr. Plopper is a mem- | ber—of the board of elders of the owney Avenue Christian church, He was bookkeeper for the. foreign

A reasirer 9:30 A. M,, Church School

8 to 9 P. M, Angelus Hour for| Youth.

| |

Local Clergymen | | On Merger Body| = “Edi Summ se

1 9:30 A. M. Church Schoo! { 10:45 A. M.~Morning Worship.

Three Indianapolis clergymen ! 7.00 P M —Evening Service. served or the two-denomination Tr a commission which drafted the law | EAST PARK METHODIST for the prospective church result-| NEW YORK and TEMPLE AVENUE jing from the merger of United | DR. O. TEVIS MARTIN Brethren and Evangelical congre- M.—Sunday School. M.—-Worship: “Will Man Rob God? M.—Youth Fellowship M.—Song and Praise service. Mortgage Foreclosed.” 3:30PM Youth Hour

tt A A

9:30 A 10.30 A 6:30 P, T30P.

Bishop H. H. Fout, Bishop Fred L. | Dennis and Dr. Virgil G. Hunt, all of this city, were among 51 commission members chosen from the nation. The law which they wrote is contained in a 500-page book now being distributed among the two merging denominations. All three men signed the original manuscript.

Social

UNITY DALE C th Unit Services 824 N. Penn.

Al Sunday DAR Chapter House, 9:30 A. M.,. Sunday School 11 A, M., Morning: Worship

Theme “We Hold These Truths to Be Self-Evident

THE PUBLIC

ated w

Confession of Faith Bishop Fout is bishop emeritus .of the United Brethren church; Bishop Dennis is head of the

| DALLAS L. BROWNING, D. D.. Minister

BELLAIRE METHODIST

1 Wor

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

A. M.—Church School. M. —Morning Worship. M_ —Broadcast, WIBC

7:45— Vesper Hour for Youth and

Adults. "Decency or Destruction” 10.45 A M. bv Pastor 7:45 P. M,,

"n ” Love MISS LOUISE MARTIN, Speaker

Church jb A MM

ROBERTS. "PARK CHURCH

Methodist (Since 1821) 401 N Delaware St __SUMNER L MARTIN, D. D. Pastor

"GRACE

Methodist East New York at Grant E. ARNOLD CLEC, Minister 10:40 A M “THE HOI Y COMMUNION" 7:45 P. M., World Peace Program. Speaker, Mr Easley Blackwood

Wa Welcome All Visitors

EAST 10TH STREET METHODIST |

2327 EAST 10TH STREET REV Church School 9°30 A M ship, 10:45: Youth Fellowship

TRUTH CENTER NEWSOM, Leader y Headquarters, Dally Activities—

Mi Rooms,

Kansas City sour} N. W. Corn

Hotel

Lobby Floor, Clavpool

Open Daily (except Sun.) 10a m-4 p.m

Tues., Wed., 10 a Noon Meditation Daily Even fg Class, Bre

m-9p m 12:10 p . 1.30

Services at 8

We IS INVITED TO ALL SERVICES

{ ARCHILESS M. BROWN. Minister |

Church of the Advent

(Episcopal) Meridian at 33d St. Rev. Thomas R. Thrasher 7:30 A. M.—Holy Communion 9:30 A. M.—Holy Communion and Sermon.

UNITY PRAYER GROUP (Affiliated with Unity, Kansas City, Mo.) Dr. Frederick Elias Andrews 8 E. Market St., Room 502

Open Daily, 10 to 4. Phone FR-4254 Full Line Unity Literature

FIRST PILGRIM HOLINESS

30th ana Gale Sts, Sunday School

SATURDAY, J

930 AM 10 30-- Morning Worship | 630P M.-Y P 8 Evangelistic Br 1:30 Prayer Meeting— Wed, 7:30 pi—— E . EB. Nibarger. Minister

JUNE 30, 1048

First Congregational Church om and DELAWARE ng RIEN W FI

one inser Minister 11:00 A. M_—Church 8 11.A, M. —Morning Worship" “BUT NOT E ENQUGH"

CHURCH OF CHRIST 1002 SOUTH BELMONT AVENUE 9:45-10.45—~Morning Worship. 7:45 P M, ~Evening Service. Wednesday evening, Bible Study, T! JOHN H GERRARD. Evangelist

on —

————————— NORTH INDIANAPOLIS

CHURCH OF CHRIST 060 W. 31st Street Bible Classes { Preaching Service .. . Young People's Meeting . Evening Service Thursday Evening—Bible Study

J. 8 JOHNS, Minister

Westbrook Church (Nazarene) 819 8 Denison St.

(4500 West, % Block South of W Wash.)

LEO C DAVIS Pastor BE-0750 —Sunday Services—

9:30 AM & 1045 A M ns M.~7:30 P M

Salvation Army my Citadel

26 SOUTH CAPITOL AVENUE

9:30 A M.—8unday School. 11:00 A M.-Holiness Meeting.

b 6 30P M ~Young People’s Legion,

8.00 P. M.—~Evening Salvation Meeting. ——————————————— ADJ. AND MRS PETER VAN der VLE

officers in charge of services Music the" Women's Chorus Mrs. Genge, Direc

THE PUBLIC (8 CORDIALLY INVIT| INVIT

~~ BAPTIST CHURCHES

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

MERIDIAN and VERMONT STS ATWATER, D.D., Pastor 9:25 A. M.~Bible School { 0:30 A. M.— (Note change of time for July and August) communién. Ar 8. preacher,

~ Worship and] (Col. | guest

Chaplain

thur Dodgson,

GARFIELD PARK BAPTIST C. 8. PASCHALL, Pas Sunday School, 9:30 A M, Worship, 10.45 A M “The Theme of Christian Living Baptist Youth Fel 0PM Evening Service, 7.30 P.M “Paul's Commission to the Gentiles” Vacation Bible School next week

Presbyterian Chu

lowship. 6

LYNHURST BAPTIST

| On Lyndhurst Dr, 2 Blks 8. ot W W

REV. C. H. S8CHEICK REV, HAAKON KNUDSEN

9:30 A, M.—Unifled Worship Service 7:30 P. M.—~Evening Worship Servic

Midweek Worship, Wednesday, 7:30 p

WOODRUFF PLACE’ Walcott at E _L C. Trent 10:45 A, M.-7:30

TUXEDO PARK .20 N. Grant 0. 8 Clutton

MEMORIAL BAPTIST—Belle Viet ani 8t, Clair, G. C. C. Kimsey, f 9:30 and

CROOKED CREEK...» N i. Mich. rd. & Joseph L. Hughes . 9: 45-1 10: 44

EMERSON AVE, Emerson & E. New 9:30

(4100 913

George T. Kin

CENTRAL . . G. H. O'Donnell

rches Invite Yo

TABERNACLE Presbyterian Church 34th ana Central DR. ROY EWING VALE REV. HARRY R. MERCER Ministers 930 A. M.—Bible School 10:45 A M.~Divine Worship

Dr. Vale-~Preaching it of God Above Deep Chaos”

715 P M.—-Mid- week § Service

The Spir | Thy Thursaay

| "Irvington _ Presbyterian { Cor. Johnson and Julian Aves | Ministers—J B Ferguson—E. C. McCance { 930 A M ~Chureh School 10:30 A, M. Communion service 7 11:30 P. M.—Union Service, Downey Ave

~ WESTMINSTER

i 445 N State (1700 East)

! WALTER | PEARCY. Minister Sunday School, 9:30 Worship, 10:46 A M Young People, 6 30 | M

CHURCH OF <

Capitol 4041

40th Study

and N HU 945 A and the Bible st

Bible Study I'he Broad Way M. - Song dri

0:45 A M

1 630 to T50 P

First Presbyterian Churc Delaware st Sixteenth GEORGE 08 AnTHUN FRANTS SSELL GALLOWAY TWO "MORNING SERVICES 9:30 and 11 A M. DR PRANTZ A Communion Meditation, Chureh scnool

eme———————————————— ~ Memorial Presbyteriar Carrollton at llth—Rev. Ralph L OU Church School for All Ages, 9:30. Morning Worship, 10:45 Dr. Alexander E. Sharp, Spuax Young People's Meeting, 6 P.

SECOND PRESBYTERIA The Historie Church of Which Henry Ward Beecher was Minister Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts, JEAN 8. MILNER, D. D.. Minister

Morning Worship, 10°45 A M “A Declaration of Independence by Dr. Hartinger.

Fairview Presbyterian 46th and Capitol Ave VIRGII D RAGAN Minister | 9 30 A. M —~Church School aud Wort

THE GOLDEN RUL HRIST

A G HOBBS JR Residence HU. 4753 M Narrow Way." ories,

Rev

Children at is Ages

TAS P.M Apostolic Preach

inesday

{ No Creed But Christ

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Priday

FIRST CHURCH O

1621 E. Washington St. 9:50 A M

Author,

June 29-7

Sunday HEAR REV. HOLLAND LONDON Orator and Great Camp Meeting Preacher, and MISS MILDRED JONES Choir Director SUNDAY ONLY—10:30 A. M, and 7:30 P. M.

1.45 P. u BIBLE Study

Book But the Bible

7:30 P. M

F THE NAZARENE

Ray Hance, Pastor School

and Soloist.

Northwest U. B. area,and Dr. Hunt is superintendent of the White River conference. : The law, or discipline, of the merged church includes a confession of faith, forms of ecclesiastical organization, responsibility for the education and missionary instruction and all other aspects of its life

Olive St.

Sunday School, Pr eaching ®Services, P

10:30 A. M., S., Hi-Y Services, ay Prayer Meeting — A Hearty Welcome Awaits You,

SOUTH SIDE NAZARINE

and Le Grande Ave. A. L. EMMERT, Pastor 9:30 A. M

1:30 P 6:30 PP M 7:45 P. M.

and work. Union Ratified

It has taken the commission about 10 years to complete the task yf compiling the law. During that time the mechanics of the merger have been going forward. The general! conferences of both denominations have formally ratified the union and it only remains for the separate conferences to follow their examplg, The name of the new chufch will be “The Evangelical United Brethren church.”

Branches of of Christ

Morning Ser 1571

Ice 2

5TH CHURCH-Coullege at 62nd

SUNDAY SCHOOL, 11 a m.;

Lesson for Sunday, “Christian Science” in All Churches. CHURCH-—Mendian at 20th ,, IND CHURCH-—Delaware at 12th ....

3RD CHURCH-Wash. Blvd. at 34th l.... 4TH CHURCH-Pleasant Run Pwky., S. Drive at Butler Ave.....

6TH CHURCH-1609% Prospect St. tn all churches meeting, 8 o'clock in all churches

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES |

I'he Mother Church, The #®irst Church Scientist, The Public Is Cordially Invited to Qur Services and Free Reading Rooms

Boston, Mass July 1:

Evening Service Reading Rooms

Church Edifice 526 State Life 15 E Wash St Church Edifice

8 P M

Church Edifice

Church Edifice ,

1611 Prospect

Wednesday evening testimonial

TONIGHT

and Sunday Night—7:4 Hear

"THE KRAUS SISTERS"

Sunday School Morning Worship

Rev. Raymond G. Hoekstra, Pastor

CALVARY TABERNACLE

902 Fletcher Ave.

7:30 P. M.

Baptist Church | Plans Expansion

Baptist pastors and laymen of the Indianapolis area will launch a 25year church extension program | Monday at 30 pm. in the Y.W.C. A, Indianapolis Baptists have approved a proposal made recently by Dr. L. C. Trent for an immediate survey of the community to discover where new churches and Sunday schools are needed. Dr. Trent, pastor of the Woodruff Place Baptist church and chairman of the extension committee, will preside Monday: night, Churches will be grouped. by districts for the survey, A report of the survey will be read. at the meeting the Indianapolis Baptist.

WEST SIDE GOSPEL TABERNACLE

2112 MILLER STREET REV. THOMAS PAINO -

Special Anniversary

“Beginning the 13th year at present address for Rev, * and Mrs. Thomas Paino. Special speaker will be Rev. Thomas Paino Jr. from Chicago.

Also Lt. Leonard Roberts from 15th air force. 9:15 Sunday school. 10:45 Worship. 7:45 Evening Service

Park and Walnut Sts Attend SOME

FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH

(Just Off 700 Block Mass. Age.)

Roger Malsbary, Founder-Director

TONIGHT »

H. B. LONDON of Little Rock, Ark. Prominent Church of the Nazarene. Successful Youth Evangelist.

Also Miss Mildred Jones, Talented Soloist from Oklahoma City.

Great Singspiration Rally Sunday Afternoon at 3:00.

Featuring . Mildred Jones in an all request Songfest,

Church Sunday

11 in the Crooked

ZION

EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED

NORTH AND NEW JERSEY STREETS FREDERICK R’ DARIES OL DO. PASTOR |

«Note Summer Schedule 9:10 A. M. —Chureh School. 10:00 A M ~Bervice of Worship. “GOD'S GREAT OUT-OF- DOORN

The committee on evangelism will meet at dinner at 6:30 p.m. Monday with the Rev. LaRue Jensen, chairman, presiding. Plans for in- | creasing Sunday school membership will be discussed. Dr, Clive McGuire executive secretary of the | association.

* 3851 E. New York St.

THE BIBLE CHURCH

Nightly, 7:45—Except Monday

REVIVAL

ISS] al RR EESTE =O EYTYR rey

‘CHURCH PREPARES Ee suas witart it gon" The vous from vere ans aniarea TO BURN MORTGAGE| CHRISTIAN CHURCH

+ TRUST + a COMPANY {searcher 4 bailey, John = Brucknian, Gatlys| The- Clermont Christian church} 9: 30 A, M. “Family” Bible school. President 1. Lynd Esch of Indi | | Perguson, Margaret Garrison, will mark the liquidation of its debt 10:45°A.M. Worship, Sermon, "Fam- | Thrée Services — 10 AM. — I: :30/and 7:30 P. M. , J; Central college and Dr. Virgil G. +| George Harris, Barbara Kidd. with a basket dinner followed hy| °° ily Religion.” ; ; - | Hust, conference, superintendent, Muriel] and Ruth Meehan, John a mortgage-burning ceygmony to- 7: 45 Pp. M. Sermon, "Tragic Decep- FE j A Special Patriotic Service : nong the leaders to be in Betty MeClintie, - Beverly morrow at 2:15 p. m. aT) Rev, tion." ik By Evangelist and Mrs, Fred Kinsey in Afternoon ' Guest speakers and lead- Allen M. and Ruth ®mith, Benton B, Miller, pastor ‘0. % ik eT th ir hie v : ; , ‘Wilmer, A. Tinie Minister. v “i Visiting Ministers Wil Spuak af All Services

| | a Mary Jo Taylor, Olive Branch Christian church, ; ¥ Viselgrt and Clifford Wag: | speak, Rev, prank Kruger” EE Disses inte

ENGLEWOOD | | |

HEAR WILLIE JOHNSON

of Charleston, W. Va.

_4th Anniversary, July 4th

“