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~ Hear Guests

ry : | A cockpit is the pulpit. of Capt.) © only|

‘the pulpit of the First United Lu- |

Abrahami Rudernian, the Jewish chaplain in the army air

Four Pastors to Occupy

Lutheran Pulpit.

Four gfiest pastors will occupy | tioned at Btout field.

Chaplain ‘Ruderman’s ecleriniant theran church while the Rev. Olen | is unique in the continental United A. Peters, is on vacation. - - | States. He travels thousands of The Rev. T. Paul Laughner, pas- | {miles -a month, directing all Jewtor of St. Paul's Lutheran chureh, | ish - services in the- command's 13 Leetonia, O., will speak at the serv. Widely flung bases. ices tomorrow, |". The Malden, Mass, chaplain Other guest ministers will be the | | will conduct non-sectarian services | Rev. Howard J. Baumgartel, execu- | in Indianapolis July 29. The serv-| tive secretary of the Indianapolis ice will commemorate the 170th an-|

fembers to Tewish Air = XC ianidn Travels Thousands of Miles

forces troop carrier command, sta /

* church.

been engaged ih mission

church federation, July 22; Dr. H.! niversary of fhe founding of the’ Grady Davis, professor of practical theology, Chicago Lutheran Semi-| nary, July 29, and the Rev. Knox R. Roberts, pastor of Trinity Lutheran church, Millersburg, O, Aug. 5. |

Cadle Choir to Offer Program|

of The Cadle Tabernaclg choir, di-{y 4 hac on ‘morality and visiting!

rected by Floyd Jones, tenor, will| give its fifth musical program of | the season at 3 p. m. tomorrow at| the tabernacle. Miss Marjorie Guess, a contralto from Salem, O. will be guest artist. | Selections by ‘the choir, the King's!

Ambassador quartet and Miss Guess | auto to reach his varied -destina-|

will include “Unfold” from “The Re- | demption,” by Gounod; “Covered by the Blood,” “O, What a Wonderful Saviour,” “All on the Altar,” “A Matchless Friend,” “A Shepherd Came,” “When the Saints Go! Marching In” and “Nothing Between.” Mrs. Floyd Jones will give] a reading.

UNITY LECTURER HERE TOMORROW |

The Rev. Maude Kellogg, lecturer, teacher and leader of the Unity] Truth center, Decatur, Ill. willl speak at 11 a. m. tomorrow at the Unity Truth center, D. A. R. chapter house. Her topic will-be “Three Precious Gifts.” The Rev. Kellogg will speak on] “Freedom's Key” at a meeting at 8! p. m. Wednesday at the Claypool] hotel, sponsored by the Unity center. An informal reception for the|

~ Rev. Kellogg will be held after Whe

lecture.

PASTOR AND WIFE TO BE HONORED

reception in honor of the Rev. and E. Arnold Clegg will be held by the- congregation of Grace Methodist church-at 7:30 p. pm. to-

morrow at a The Rev. Clegg is begin his

third year” as pastor. of

Heads of church departments will be speakers. A special musical program ‘is being arranged by C. E. Wrancher and Miss. Kathleen Hergt. |

BISHOP LOWE AT CHICAGO MEETING |

Bishop Titus Lowe, head of Methodism in the Indianapolis area, was

|informal discussion groups,

|glous leader in the army, Chaplain | Ruderman usually goes by plane of

chaplain corps. Chaplain Ruderman is busier) than usual this’ month. In addi-| tion to holding Jewish services and he 1s aiding all base chaplains in plan-| ning simultaneous celebrations of] the 170th anniversary at -all car-| rier command bases. | Combines Duties He performs his regular duties | directing, orientation, giving}

| hospital patients and guard house

prisoners. Probably the most traveled reli-|

any type or description available.

makes his visits need of the individual bases.” his first five months with the troop |

carrier command; he has traveled last rites for a Protestant soldier! tina. on Wednesday. to —hold who was killed in a plane crash. | | Quite often he holds non-sectar- Castle, president, and Mrs. Otto E. Since the recent addition ot five | ian services. When he is unable to; Lindgren, Crown Point, vice-presi-

more than 10,000 miles services,

new deployment bases to the com- | v

faiths. Frequently the base chap- | lains He has no definite schedule, but! distinctive or “according to the! lined up waiting when the flying the In| chaplain arrives. =

Leaves Post In Missions

Mis H. E Mort Marx Is Moving To South.Bend.

The resignation of Mrs. H. B: Marx as executive secretary of the department of missionary organizations of the United Christian Mis= slonary society was announced by

the society, Mrs. Marx's resignation will bé- | come effective Oct. 15. She has been

Dr. Robert M. Hopkins, president of |

YOUTH for CHRIST ‘Rally Tonight TP. M. 5 Hear “DOUG” WINN “24-YEAR-OLD SPEAKER AT

First United Brethren Church PARK AND WALNUT STS,

(Just Off 700 Block Mass. Ave.) EVERYBODY WELCOME

CHURCH OF

060 W. 31st Buren:

Bible Classes ......cv..vcvsviss 9:46AM. reaching Service ............. 10:30 A. M. Young People's Meeting ..... 646 P.M Evening Service T:45 P. M. Thursday Evening=Bibls Study 7:45 P.M.

% Indianapolis Churches

" NORTH INDIANAPOLIS

CHRIST

J. 8. JOHNS, Minister

(Episcopa

‘Rev. Thomas R. 7:30 A. M.—Holy

Church of the Advent

Meridian at 33d St.

Thrasher Communion

9:30 A. M.-—Morning Prayer and Sermon.

with the department - since 1940 when she moved here from Colorado Springs, Colo, Following her resignation she will | move to South Bend. Her hus-| | band, recently | years in the armed forces, has accepted a position in South Bend,

Rally Days Set July 24 and 25

Annual Bethany Rally days. of Indiana Woman's Christian Missionary societies of the Disciples of | Christ will be held July 24 and 25, at Bethany park assembly grounds near Brooklyn Ind. Dr. Roy Ewing Vale, pastor of the Indianapolis Tabernacle Presby|terian church, will be guest speaker

Ba Capt.

He also travels by railroad and tain works hand in hand with all

Abraham Ruderman

CHURCH OF CHRIST

GARFIELD H

EIGHTS

Cordully Invite You to Attend One of Their Services (Pornserly. at 1008 Olver Ave. * Feursquare Gospel Church ENT * REVIVAL

TT Woodlawn Avenue and Wright St River A & Olver Ave. Jun. Bchool, 10 A, M.| 9730 and 10:45 A M., 6:30 and 7:30 P. M.

M. each evening. Good music. Wednesday and Friday—7:30 P. M. old Jae Gos I Preachi REV. E BON—FR-3416 REV RL MENGES, Pastor, PILGRIM HOLINESS | CENTRAL CHRISTIAN EINEIVE Cl wileirN ended N aL m1 HDQTRS, me 8 a Delaware ang Walnut Sts. FIRST CH nso and Cale Sts, DR. W. A envi evgn GER, Minister ¢ s Rev R EB Co rger, 2618 EB 30th st Bible School—9:30 A, M. pa yy ala Morning Worehipe-10-48 Ac M. _ > NORTH SIDE CHURCH, 1732 E_ 46th 8t. | Sermon: “The Mighty Little We Build on®

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

NORTH SIDE

- Church of the

THR

UNITY PRAYER GROUP

(Affiliated with Unity, Kansas City, Me.)

released after four |

1003 SOUTH BELMONY1 AVENUB 9:45-10:45-Morning ' Worship,

| 7:45 P. M. Evening Service.

Bible Study, 7:48

Wednesday fang 2) 0 vangells

JOHN H GER

First Congregational Church

iors and PELAWARS sa, * ORIEN W DD Ad Interim hg

1: 00 A. M.—Churoh School. 11 A. M.—Morning Worship: “WHAT NEVER 1! FALLS"

ST. MARK'S UNITED LUTHERAN

Prospect and Linden Sts. Rev Thomas B. Kline

Sunday School 9:45 A.M.

“ENGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH

have army complex

personnel with on July 24. Other speakers will be | problems 'Dr. Robert M. Hopkins, president of | United Christian Missionary | Society, on Tuesday, and Mrs. J. ‘Dp. he performed the Montgomery, missionary to Argen-

Only recently

Mrs. R. Melvyn Thompson, New |

mand, he will travel more thaniin for him, aiding Jewish officers

| 6000 miles in a circuit tour of each’ and enlisted personnel to hold their

{of the 13 bases. Assigned Here in January

Even before taking his present| Chaplain Ruderman is a guest speaker at services in towns near |

h | troop carrier bases practically every | week-end.

job, Chaplain Ruderman got around. During six months wit the air forces in the North Atlan-| tic, he traveled more than 30,000 {miles throughout the Baffin

own services.

'Under the Skin’

Topic of Sermon

The Rev. W. Douglas Rae, pastor of the First Baptist church of Gets No Flying Pay Bloomington, will be guest pastor An unusual point in his unique at the First Baptist churcn here to-

isit a base the base chaplains fill | jent will preside. | { |

In addition to his army - duties, |

Islands, Labrador and Newfound-|set-up is that the chaplain receives morrow morning.

land. He was assigned to the 1st|no flying pay.

| troop carrier command, with head-

| quarters at Stout field, in Jan- usual routine has proved effective service. because of the co-operation of ail|the pastorate of -the Bloomington He is able to recount many varied | base chaplains and commanding church for. the past 10 yeas. ‘experiences while flying. Once, en! officers. Their aid in arranging conducted a preaching mission in route to Baer field," Ft. Wayne, his| schedules and plane was lost in a storm. The ra-| flights has made

uary.

dio was knocked out, no maps were |

The Rev. Mr. Rae will speak on Chaplain Ruderman says his un-|“Under the Skin,” at the 10:30 a m. The guest pastor has held

setting up - plane Indianapolis last year. his work, lighter.| Kenneth Dodgson, a student at Prior to becoming a member of | Franklin college, Franklin, Ind., will

|available, and the plane wandered the chaplain corps, Chaplain Ru-|SPeak on “We Follow, Not With

around for hours in the storm be-| derman had a synagog in Hagers- | Fear,” at the service at 7 p. m,, spon-

| fore the radio was fixed.

| town, Md. He is a graduate of the sored by the young people of the His most surprising experience| Jewish institute of Religion, New | church.

A fellowship and social

occurred in another plane lost in! York City. and previously graduated {hour is scheduled at 8 p. m. a storm. A group of soldiers in the from Boston university.

plane asked him to lead them in|

Grace | prayer.

wards { torm cleared up.

He is frartieg he former Luc 'BOY EVANGELIST, : NOW 24, TO SPEAK

Douglas Winn, Virginia's “boy evangelist,” will speak at the Youth

Capt. Howard Wiant to S peak

At North Me

{ Capt. Howard Wiaht, U. 8. army|

for Christ meeting at 7:30 p. m. today at First United Brethren [ar r. Winn, who is 24, is from Marah Va. He began preaching as a lad of 8, traveling all over | Virginia.” He is now in his 183d

thodist Church

Chaplain Wiant also “attended consecutive week of evangelistic|

{ Minister of -Mu

57 N. RURAL ST.

9.30 A. M.—Pamily Bible school. people visited this school last Sunday 10:45 A. M.——~Worship Sermon PREMACY OF" T49P M~Sermon WITH CHRIST

O. A. TRINKLE, Minister Chas R HUMOR synel

REE 8U-

ao ay E

Organist 1895 — GOLDEN JUBILEE — 1045

Worship ..........: vio: 10:55 A.M. |

1 Lashbrook|

CHURCH OF CHRIST

2842 SHELBY STREET

Worship and Preaching ..... 11:00 A M Bile Btuy ......iveinieies 10000 A. M Evening Serv T45P M, Wednesday A Bible Study T4P M WL TOTTY. Minister. GA-1743

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

EPISCOPAL 64th and College Rev. William Burrows, Rector.

Sunday, 8 A. M.—Holy Communion 11 A. M.—Morning Prayer.

"YOUTH for CHRIST Rally Tonight 7PM. Hear “DOUG” WINN 24-YEAR-OLD SPEAKER AT

38 New|

| First United Brethren Church

PARK AND WALNUT STS. . (Just Off 700 Block Mass. Ave.)

| ‘EVERYBODY WELCOME

BAPTIST CHURCHES

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MERIDIAN and VERMONT STS. CARLETON W. ATWATER, D. D, Pastor ~Bikle School. ™ BA nip. Sermon: the Skin," Rev. W. Douglas Rae, Bloomington, Ind. 7.00 P. M.—Worship sponsored by Young! People Kenneth Dodgson,

speaker, 8:00 P. M.—Fellowship Hour

| GARFIELD PARK...... 1081 Southern Ave. C. 8. Paschal

weOoRUIE PLACE Walcott at E. Mich C. ent ...... 10:45 A. M.-T:30 P.M

TUXEDO PARK .29 N. Grant we Sas U 8 Clutton

METHODIST

| “Under |

Cannas eh ean rane 10:45-7:30

i LYNHURST BAPTIST

| On Lynantes Dr, 2 Blks, 3 of W Wash EV. C H SCHEICK REV HAAKON NUDGEN 9:30 A M.—Unified Worship ~ Service 7:30 P. M. —Evening Worahio, Service | Midwest Worship Wednesday,

MEMORIAL BAPTIST—Belle -Vieu and W. | 8t. Clair. G C. Kimsey. 9:30" and 7

CROOKED CREEK . N Mich. rd & 86th Joseph L. Hughes . 9:45-1045 A.M

EMERSON AVE Emerson 4 & B a) You George T. King 30-7:30

CT L . H. O'Donnell .

ei E o Cenprps 0:40

10:45 A. M., Worship and Sermon Chap. Howard Wyant, guest minister «

North Methodist MERIDIAN AT 38TH STREET

DALLAS L BROWNING. D.D Minister 9:30 A. M.. Church Schoo!

‘Let Your Laugh Out-Weigh Your Teas 10:45 A.M, by Pastor : 74 P.M, “Doing the Unexpected.’ by Pastor

ROBERTS PARK CHURCH Methodist (Since 1821) 401 N Delaware St. SUMNER L. MARTIN, D. D., Pastor

BELLAIRE METHODIST TH AND" OR EIEN AVENUSB ” ANLEY MAHAN, Minister 30 A. M. yo Schoo! 1 45 A. M.—=Morning Worship. oT 00 P M -—Evening Service.

"TEAST PARK METHODIST NEW YORK snd TEMPLE AVENUE DR. O: TEVIS MARTIN 9:30 A. M.—Sunday Schon 10:30 A. M.—~Worship astered Men.” 8:30 P. M.—Youth Fellowship.

7:30 P. M.—8ong and Praise service. Doers of the

World.”

one of the 31 leading Methodist lay- | chaplain and son of Dr. Warren W. Indiana university and is a gradu-ameetings. coming here from Jack-| #30F M Youth Social Hour

men and ministers who attended the annual meeting of the denomi-

nation's commission on world serv-|services tomorrow morning at North in Boston, he served as

ice and finance ih Chicago this

"week.

Bishop Lowe is president of the |

Wiant, former pastor of | Methodist church, will

North | speak at

church. | Dr. Wiant was pastor of North | church at the time the present]

ate of and Boston university. As a student | ings in the-Rirst Baptist church. student | |pastor of the East Gloucester|in the south, Mr. Winn" Church of Massachusetts. Later ‘he was transferred to the paign.

mittee.

TERREL TO SPEAK AT YOUTH MEETING

William Terrel will speak at the | youth movement meeting at 7:30] p. m. tomorrow at Victory Memorial | Methodist church. The meeting wiil be the first of a series to be conducted by the young people of the church: ‘A youth choir will sing, directed by Mr. and Mrs. Terrel. Similar meetings will be held the third Sunday of each month. »

AURORA MINISTER TO BE PASTOR HERE

The Rev. A. 8 Bastin, Aurora, Ind. has been appointed pastor of the West Michigan Street Methodist church for the coming year. He will be honored at a reception | at 8 p. m. Thursday. The Rev, Bastin and his family and members

and friends of the church will at-

tend the reception.

BAPTIST SPEAKER

George Heflin Anderson,

will be | oBuest speaker and soloist at the |

from Shortridge high school and! attended Butler university. Dr. Wiant now is pastor of Cen{tral Methodist church at Springfield, oO

The achievenient and planning conference of University Park Chris (tian church "will be held at the |church tomorrow. The conference {will begin following the morning | service. A basket dinner will be served at noon, after which a review «of achievements will be presented. A series of meetings for the church |school and boards and organiza{tions is scheduled in the afternoon to formulate programs for the en[suing year. A general assembly to correlate!

Christian Church to Hold

.. Achievement Conference

Memorial church of Cleveland, o.! He has served as chaplain in Alaska and the Aleutian islands, and is now stationed at Ft. Harrison ‘as chaplain.

lon “The Need for Speed.”

program.

CHRIST TEMPLE

(Apostolie Faith)

suggestions .and a ‘period of. con-| 402 West Fall Creek Parkway secration will close the conference. Sunday, 11:00 A. M.. 1:30 P. M. The morning worship service will; —=n——— eres. ‘mark the beginning of an 2ttend-| SECOND PILGRIM HOLINESS ance contest, to be climaxed by a 1415 Cruft Street banquet for the winning team in| REV. GEORGE: B. HUFP, August. Threé groups will vie for| | 10:30 A. M.

Pastor and 7:30 P. M, Service

Ohio Wesleyan university sonville, N. C., where he held meet- |

Active in Youth-for Christ ‘work | 0 from | here to Los Angeles for a -

ON 'NEED OF SPEED’

The Christian Mens Builders’ class {of Third Christian church will hear | Merle Sidener at the meeting at! "19:30 a. m. tomorrow. He will speak The | {Irvington Music club will present a|

40th and N’ Capitol Study, HU 4041

10:45 A. Mi—"God's Call to Man. 6:30 to 7:30 P M. Song drill Bible

Wedneaday. 7:45 ©, M. B

_No Creed But Christ

‘REV, Affiliated with Unity Headq

Sunday Services:

D. A. R. Chapter House, 824 N. Penn.

9:30 A. M., Sunday School 11 A. M., Morning Worship

Theme: ‘The’ Precious Gifts” |

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Bible Study 9 45 AM

Children of Al! Ages ~245 P. M. ~The Last 2 Hours of Time." Td

Ne Book But the Bible

UNITY TRUE

MAUD KELLOG

‘Wed.,

GRACE

Methodist Bast New York at Grant E. ARNOLD CLEGG, Minister 10:40 A M., 8ermon Theme:

“Making the Most of Your Life” Wa Welcome All Visitors

EAST 10TH STREET METHODIST 23327 EAST 10TH STREET REV. ARCHILESS M. BROWN, JBl

Church School 9:30 A Worship, 10:45; Youtn Fellowship, Tr M

A. G HOBBS J/R Residence” HU 4753

stories.

IBLE Study.

CENTER G, Speake uarters, Ka ny Missouri - Daily. Activities—Rooms,_ N. W. Corner, © Lobby Floor, Claypool... Hotel. Open Daily texcept Sun.) 10 am. = > m. Tues., Wed, 10 a. m.-9 p. m Noon Meditation Daily, Tues.,, 7:30 p m. regular class 8 = M.—"FREEDOM'S KEY

ELLOGG, Parlor B, Claypool

REV THE PUBLIC 18 INVITED 10" ALL SERVICES

Dr. Frederick Ellas

NAZARENE

Eugene St. at Barnes Ave.

Andrews

8 E. Market St., Room 502

Open Dally, 10 to 4. Phone FR-4264 Ful Line Unity Literature

Rev. T. W. Stofer, pastor ° TA. 2041 Reorganized Church of Jesus » . Chit of Latter Day Saints Salvation Army Citadel | Indianapalin dad. 28 SOUTH CAPITOL AVENUE Shurch Sehiel.. 9304. Wh 9:30 A. M.—8unday School eTnD cy-10:304. 1 11:00 A. M.~Holiness Meeting Bienes .. 400 6:30 P, M ~—Young People's Legion Worship ., 1:30p my 8:00 P.M.~Evening Salvation Meeting Paster, 3 W, Jie,

ADJ. AND MRS. PETER VAN der VLEIT officers in charge of ey oe by the Women's Chorus. Mrs, Genge, Director

THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED

Mars Hill Free Methodist Church

Farnsworth & Folts, Mars Hill I(ndpls

TP. M.

Hear “DOUG’

~HEAR— Rev. L. M. GAINES, from Boswell, Ind.

YOUTH for CHRIST Rally Tonight

' WINN

24-YEAR-OLD SPEAKER

will’ 8 t . : Y Shwe ui Bon First United Brethren Church TVS : PARK AND WALNUT STS, Sunday 10:30 A. M. and 730 P. M. (Just Off 700 Block Mass. Ave.) | REV. J. CLINTON SWANAGAN, Minister

EVERYBODY W

BE-3020 Ring 4

. CORDIALLY WELCOME YOU

CARROLLTON AVE, 44th and Carrorien, IT, 4 a, 862 Rev, Richard Rettig, 10:45 a. g Rev, 9 Sunde

FIRST. 3104 BE 10th

7:30 p.m | MEAN, 8 New Jersey-Prospect.

1:30, |

CHURCHES oii

12:10 p. m. —.—

Leo C. 9:30 A. M.—

7:30

attendance honors, and the winners will be feted by losing teams. Dr. 8. Grundy Fisher, pastor, will| speak on “Passing Through Samaria” at 10:35 a. m. and Hagel Oliver |

RIVERSIDE TABERNACLE

1240 ROACHE (Riverside Tolley) Sunday -~ 10:30 A Services Wed and Sun. a 5 P.M.

HERMAN R. ROSE, Pastor

“THE TERRORS

THE STAND OF THE “36 DAY RCH THR

‘PREMATURE GHOST’ | IS SERMON TOPIC

Continuing his sermon series on| “Timeless Truth From the Old!

Lynhurst Baptist church at 7:30| Testament, " Dr. F. Marion Smith,

p. m. tomorrow. Mr, work in Anderson and formerly was associ

ated with the Wheeler Mission here.

Ration Calendar

MEAT—Red Stamps K2 through

P2 are valid through July 31, Q2

through U2 valid - through Aug. 31 |

Heflin has|

{of the Central Avenue Methodist | church, will preach tomorrow on| the topic, “A Premature Ghost.” | Combined church and church

Lita worship service held from; 11 a. m. will be opened by | | Merrill K. Johnson, church school | superintendent. - Robert H. Burford will be guest organist. !

(South Branch) 1060 Villa Ave. Sunday School-10 A. M. Sacrament Service—17 P, M. BRANCH PRESIDENCY

vespers at the Veterans hospital at 6 p. m. tomorrow. Her accompanist will be Miss Virginia Pflender. The musical program. was |arranged by Mrs. E. E, Burton, 11{1 | district -Protestant music chairman | The Rev, J. G. Jones, Protestant chaplain, will conduct the service.

William = Schwarts Stoughten Surface Byron Hightower _FR- 4828

= MA. 10m

Rally Tonight TP. M.

YOUTH for CHRIST

8 MA “DEATH UNDER AMERICAN

WESTBROOK CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

819 S. Denison St. (4500 W.,

1, block 8. of W. Wash), Davis, Pastor : Sunday School

10:45 A. M.—Rev. Mattie Wines

P M—

CHAP. MARK R. MOORE

Will Speak on-— OF A GERMAN PRISON CAMP “BATTLE OF THE BELGIUM BULGE"

106TH . DIVISION" OUGH GERMANY" BOMBERS"

Rew. Raiph Fi. Weisser, 10:30 a. m. .*G. Bru FRIEDENR, 8 Alabama and Parkway. or ich (B), Rev Robert C Kuebler 10 a. m. Rev. E. Harold Klingel, | GARFIELD PARK, 143 Pleasant Run, 8 D.|ST PAUL'S (R) Rev Norman H ochuitz 10:30 a. m. Rev. Wm. H.

TRINITY, Perkins-Raymon

ne,

v Clarence E Sitler, 10 a m. PLEASBAN! RUN BLVD. Bostsen 8 Ze Rev. Robt O Windhorst, 10:30 a | SECOND, $03 Shelby St W. Franklin Lahr, 10:30 a. m.

ZION, New Jersey and North,

ZION Post Road ind Tro Rev. Rober; ©

EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCHES

ELCOME

B A Piopeabiok. 10:15 a.m, Oy JOHN Joomberisig Ind.). 10:38 a. m. 13th and Carrollton,

10:00 a, m.

Mn. N Belinont, nlerim, » .

m H, Knierim, He 108 m Rev Frederick ® Daries, 9 and 10:40,

y Ave. Briggeman, 10:30 a. m.

gr Churches Invite You

TABERNACLE Presbyterian Church

__34th ana Centra)

"DR. ROY EWING VALE

9:30 A. M.-Bible Schoo! 10:45 A. M.~Divine Worship

Dr. Vale—Preaching. “Strike Down Into My Heart; O Sun”

Thursday 7:30 P.- M.—Mid-Week Service

Memorial Presb Carrollton at lith—Rev Ralph L O'Dell Church School for All Age, 9:30

First Presbyterian Church

Delaware at Sixteenth

REV. HARRY R. MERCER = OALLOWAY Ministers “Come Back Tomorrow, "Acts, 34.38. Church Schoo) ‘ v.30

—

erian

Irvington Presbyterian ar Cor, Johnson and Julian Aves. Ministre] B Ferguson—E C. McC: 9:30 A" M.~Church School.

445 N State (1700 Bast) WAL I. PEARCY, Minister Sunday Bchool, 9:30 Worship, 10:45 A. M: r Young People, 6:30 P -M

48th and Capitol VIRGIL D RAGAN.

“The Man of 8

—— - Re Sloping Wart, a as * v. r r Meridian Heights Young People's Mosting, § PM. DR SIDNEY BLAIR HARRY, Minister : , Sunday School, 9:30 Worship. 10:30 | SECOND PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Roscoe C. Coen, Guest Preacher. . The Historie Church of Which

Ward Beecher was Minister Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts.

JEAN 8. MILNER, D. D.. Minister Morning Worshio, 1045 A M

10: 304. M-' he Nature a Destiny ‘of “When the Brook’ Dries Up” .30P M—-Uiion service. Cant, Rey Jondh R- Walker, Bloomington, Je WESTMINSTER Fairview Presbyterian

Ave Minister

9:30 A. M Church Schoo! and Worship

ilence’

A. L. EMMERT, Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 A

SOUTH 0 SIDE : Special a a rt i Servi ce

NAZARENE Preaching Services, 10:30 A. M, 7:30 P. M.,

N P. P. 8, Hi<Y Services, 6:30 P. M. Olive St. and Wednesday Prayer Meeting — 7:45 P.M. {| Le Grande Ave.

A Hearty Welcomes Awaits You, { _ -

1621 E. Washington Ray Hance, 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School.

10:30 A. M.—“The New Birth.” 7:30 P. M.—"The Unpardonable Sin.”

FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

Pastor

CT ~ CHURCH OF GOD

ao Pentecostal

Friday, 7.45 P. M. Divine Healing Serbia

‘Special Music and Singing Public Invited. A Hearty Welcome Await

Charles Bergler, Pastor, 1520 Linden Ave.

s All

} | | |

will give the sermonette. "Bible| {school will meet at 9:30 a. m., and FR Letim Ee er ———— ie r— Christian Endeavor at 5:30 p. m. i 5 “sunday Sool | CALVARY TABERNACLE HOSPITAL VETERANS 10:30 Moraiog, Worship 902 Fletcher Ave. Bg of : . WILL HEAR SOLOIST "Ear deme Invites You to Attend Through arrangements made by R. 8 Nibatger. Minister | Sunday Services Bunker Hill unit 220 of the Ameri- Church of Jesus Christ of Sunday School ............ tire 7:46 A. M. can Legion auxiliary, Miss Lois Mc- Latter Day Saints Morning Worship .....cevsesnsns 11:00 A. M. Callie, soloist will sing at Protestant y Evangelistic Service .....c.ov00iv... 7:46 P. M.

" RAYMOND. HOEKSTRA, Pastor

rrr

f Christ, Scien Lesson for Su . “G

Morning Service at 11 in All Churches

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

Branches o Tne Mother Church, The First Church

tist, Boston, Mass

The Public 1s Cordially Invited to Our Services ‘and Pree Reading Rooms

nday, July 15th: n'

Evening Service . Reading Rooms

Church located at West 11th and King Ave. _Rev. and Mrs. E. Atkinson, pastors, Nie Turner, 8. 8. Supt.

Sunday Services 11:30 A. M.—Devotional

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We welcome you to this special Sunday School service.

THE BIBLE CHURCH

3851 E. New York St.

7:45 P. M.—Evangelistic ORVAL CRABTREE

: bility for canning sugar.

2 through Hl good through Sept. 30| "JL through N1 are valid through

| GASOLINE — A16 is good for six

V2 through Z2 good through Sept.| 30. Stamps Al through El are valid through Oct. 31. Meat dealers willl pay two red points and 4 cents for| each pound of waste fat.

SUGAR—Stamp 36 good for five pounds fhrough Aug. 31. | First Lt. George A. Curtis, chap-| Canning sugar forms are avall- lain of the famed 106th division, | able at ration boards. 13 in Book 4 must be submitted with | Hillside Christian church application for each person listed. 'p. ‘m. tomorrow. All applicants must establish eligi

Germans in the Battle of the Bulge, CANNED GOODS — Blue Stamps | Dec. 19, 1944. Reported missing in T2 through X2 are valid througn July 31. Y2 and Z2 and Al through C1 valid through Aug. 31. D1|Hammelberg before his’ liberation May 2. He arrived in this country early in June. The chaplain decided to enter the ‘ministry while a member of Hillside congregation. A graduate

| of Technical high school and: Butler |

Oct. 31.

gallons; B7 and C7 and B8 4nd C8 -are good; E3 and E3 each good for one salon, R2 and R3 each og

army. >

to the

Spare Stamp | will address the congregation of |

action, ‘he was interned at the| prison ‘camp at Bad Orb and at

Local Chaplain to Tell Of His War Experiences

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at 7:30]

Lt. Curtis was captured by the|

Chaplain George A. Curtis :

university, he was pastor of Dar. | . lington and Young's Chapel Chris- ‘stationed at Camp Atterbury. He ‘tian churches before entering the went overseas in October.

He ix the son of Mr.. and Mrs,

Ls. Curtis, took chaplainey train- Allen Curtis, 4435 Evanston ave, ing at Harvard university and was and the husbind ‘of Mrs. Ever | assigned 106th while it was Curtis 1802 N. Talbot st. ;

‘Hear “DOUG” WINN

24-YEAR-OLD SPEAKER

First United Brethren Church

PARK AND WALNUT STS. (Just Off 700 Block Mass. Ave.)

EVERYBODY WELCOME

Church Edifice 526 State Life 15 E. Wash, St. Church Edifice

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

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3RD CHURCH~—Wash. Blvd. at 34th 4TH CHURCH—Pleasant Run Pkwy., 8

Drive at Butler Ave. ... 5 P.M. Church Edifice 5TH CHURCH—College at 62nd .-....... 7:30 P. M: Church Edifice 6TH CHURCH—1600'3 Prospect St. ..... 1811 Prospect SUNDAY SCHOOL: 11 A.M, in all churches; Wednesday evening testimonial

meeting, 8 o'clock, in all churches

of Red Wing, Minn.

. WELCOME _ James E. Petty, Pastor

REV PEITY

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SALEM PARK ANNUAL CAMP MEETING

MISSIONARY BANDS

CLOSING SUNDAY, JULY 15

Evangelists

pr. G. Frederick Owen, Rev. Robb French. - Rev. Douglas Slack, Song Director

Missionary Rally — 2 P.M.

“What Japan’ s Reasons and Objectives in This War Are” Address by Rev. Fred Abel, Missionary From Japan,

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