Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1945 — Page 8

Church | Now

- Marking Jubilee.

a charter of Christian fellowship | and service to organize the Engle-

wood Christian church.

Now, 50 years later, that church

is celebrating its golden jubilee services. It has achieved fourth | place among all the Christian | churches of the brotherhood, “ first in the state, and a near top rank in| Bible school attendance within its 50 years. . A. L. Orcutt, a minister and Christian worker in the city, was called to help in the movement of , organizing the church. Elders and

deacons were elected and he was)

asked to continue as the minister of the young church. Build New Church With enlarging congregations the quarters used to house the church

became crowded and in 1897 a new

building was dedicated. Since that time growth has been phenomenal. ‘In 1913 the present annex was dedicated. The Men's class building was constructed in 1929. The parsonage was dedicated in 1924. In 1922 the community hall was built, the eustodian’s home was moved to the rear and the present heating plant erected. Englewood owns the largest piece of real estate of any Protestant church in Indianapolis, valued at $100,000.

Dr. Trinkle Called | Brother Oreutt served the church from 1896 to 1900. The ministers of the church since that beginning include 8 W, Brown, from 190% to 1903; C. W. Harvey from 1004 to 1905, and Maurice F. Murphy from : 1905 to 1906. During the last quar- * ter of 1906 the church had supply - and trial ministers and in December, 1908, O. E Tomes began his miihy, which lasted until 1908. E. Moorman. was called from a Danville church in 1900 and continued his service until 1919 when P. E Davidson replaced him. _ It was in 1923 that the present minister, Dr. O. A. Trinkle, assumed his duties as pastor of the growing - church. Evangelist for the “ehureh 1s Jack Anderson, and C. R. Hamilton is director of music. Gaynell TLashbrook is organist. E. A. Dosch has served 15 years as superintendent of the Bible school.

FRIENDS CHURCH Jay J. Newof the American Priends Service committee in Philadelphia, Pa. will be the a at i= 45 a.m, 3, Jomarsoy. of projec ram Oo ,. feeding the starving ed Biogra: Austria, ~The

FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH A rhardt, su rintendent 8 . t0«

‘ ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH—Dr. + EB. Burdette Backus, minister, will broadat 10 a m. tomorrow over station WIRE. His is jubject will be, “Paul, the istianity.” At 11 a.m. he will Lf an the hurls on “I 1 Were

. THANK OFFERING SERVICE PLANNED

Mrs. J H. Smiley will be the guest speaker at the Thank Offering services of the Women's ‘Missionary * Society of the Beville Avenue Evangelical church at 7:30 p. m. toMorrow. * for World Peace” will be her subject.

Musical numbers and a short sketch

also will be on the program. .

In 50th Year Englewood Congregation Is

It was the first of am $805 that about 36 persons signed

Mortgage Is

Guest Speaker

At Ceremony. | :

ing ceremony at 10:40 a. m. tomorrow. It will mark payment of the church's largest obligation. Bishop Titus Lowe, resident bishop of the Indians area, will be

FP. 8. Cannon, president of the Railroadmen’s Federal Savings and Loan association, holder of the first mortgage, charged mortgage papers for burn-

ing. The Rev. Blaine E. Kirkpatrick, church pastor; John H. Hopping, president of the board of trustees; William C. Weber, chairman of the debt crusade committee, and Mrs. Mary Pinke, church treasurer, will participate in the ceremony. The present church was erected in 1928-1920. The debt incurred was originally $25,000. Although two smaller obligations remain, it is expected that the enChurch: Woman's Forum 10iiire debt will be liquidated within

Meet Wednesday. the next year.

Mrs. J. H. Smiley will be the guest| 3 1G LIP DENNIS speaker a e second session of 3 peaker at th WILL SPEAK HERE

the Church Woman's forum from 4 Bishop Fred L. Dennis, bishop of

Dr. James A. Crain

Dr. Crain to Review | Book

1:30 to 3 p. m. Wednesday in the parish house of Christ Episcopal the northwest district, Church of church. the United Brethren in Christ, will the book, be the speaker at the Re Dr. Crain will review e Emphasis week, & ‘eRe “Labor in Tomorrow's World” by Each ue Ping is will G. Bromley Oxnam. Dr. Crain is speak at the Indiana Central colexecutive secretary of the depart-{jege chapel and each evening in the ment of social welfare of the United church. The Religious Emphasis Christian Missionary society of the week is sponsored jointly by the

To Be Burned|

Bishop Titus Lowe to Speak|

the guest speaker for the service.|

will present the dis-|

“The Church in Action

Disciples of Christ in America. A member of the National Religion and Labor Foundation, the speaker deals constantly with labor and social problems. Preceding the forum the race relations committee will meet to complete plans for the inter-state vesper service to be held at the First Baptist church Dec, 9. Mrs. Katherine McAfee Parker will be the

speaker.

Auxiliary Unit Sponsors Vespers

Memorial unit 3 of the llth district American Legion auxiliary will sponsor Protestant vespers at the United States Veterins hospital gt 6 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs. Chester Stephensofi will be the soloist accompanied by Miss Pauline Rose, both of .the First United Lutheran church. Mrs. E. E. Burton and Mrs. Flora Douglass "| arranged the service.

(CLASS TO OBSERVE ‘AIR’ ANNIVERSARY

The Everson class of the East

h Tenth Street Methodist church will .|celebrate its fourth year of broad-

casting tomorrow, According to a survey, thé class has approximately 200,000 listeners from the Midwest and some from Los Angeles, the Bronx, Florida, and Texas. Every three. months the a|Class mails 800 issues of “Upper Room,” a daily devotional booklet, to persons who are ill

EX-PRISONER OF

Miss Anna Carson, a returned missionary from the Philippines who was held three years in a Japanese concentration camp, will speak to the Woman's society of Christian Service of the Victory Memorial Methodist church at

Revival Closes Nov. 28 . ~Sunday Services— 9:30 A. 3 & 10: 3» 4 " SP. M730 P

their annual thank offering servi tomorrow Right. *

WiLL REVIEW BOOK

“Sixty Million Jobs,” by Henry A. Wallace, will be reviewed by.

SI | Rabbi Maurice Gegiblatt at 8 p. m. |

Tuesday at the Temple.

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| FIRST PILG

30th and Gale or Broadeast “GLEAMS

Crosstown — Bus)

REV. A. H. WILSON, Evangelist Nov. 26 thru Dec. 9-730 Each ning MISS GOOD AND MISS GOINS

Musicians and Singers Sunday School—9:30 Morning Worship— NIBARGER, Minister

RIM HOLINESS

(Brightwood Trolley Sunday. 7:00-7:30

10:30

JAPS WILL SPEAK|

eters

Student Christian association of the college and the University Heights United Brethren church.

Church Will Mark 54th Anniversary

Dr. O. W. Pifer will be the guest speaker at St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed church atthe 54th anniversary and Thanksgiving service at 10 a. m. tomorrow. Mrs. Russell Weber is chairman of the anniversary committee which

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . Two Hoosiers Meet Abroad

ERMEL SHORT, Minister 1151 Eugene. TA-3041 Services Perpetually Different, Spiritual 9:30, 10:30, 7:30. COME AND SEE!

Cathedral Hour Speaker Named

The Rev. A. C. Brooks, pastor of the Third Christian church, will give. the address at the Cathedral

w.|Hour at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in

the auditorium of the Scottish Rite

Croix, will be the Rev. Virgil D. Ragan, pastor of the Fairview Pres-

Hartsock, pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist church.

will present the special offéring. The | choir, under the direction of Miss

Every e Adore Thee” and “Almighty God of Our Fathers. "! Dr. E. Harold Klingel, pastor, will be in charge of the service.

CHOIR WILL GIVE SPECIAL PROGRAM |

The First Baptist church choir, under the direction of George New-! ton, will present “Jesus, Priceless Treasure,” at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow. Soloists will be Doris Linville and | Melba Newton, sopranos; Alberta Bechtel and Edna Lou Hinton, altos; Daniel W. Martin, tenor, and Mr. Newton, bass. Paul Fidler will

(Aftilisted With Unity, Kansas. City, Mo.) | Sunday Special 4 P, New Chapel Dedication DR. raspaRIcK —n ark a, Room 502 Phone

Oven pally, 11 arday” un Sati 2:00 PULL Ive ONrTY LITERA

Salvation Army Citadel

: Meeting 6:30 P. M.—Young People’s Legion 8:00 P. M. 1 Meeting ~Bvening Salvation

AND ims. ¥ {omenps mgRarks of services dor vummT, Chorus. Mrs. ue he

THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED

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EVANGELIST Ww,

Come!

REVIVAL MEETING ‘ Now in Progress Bunday School .....veiiiniiiirninrncencnns ver. SS AM orship ..... vrassecansescencanses 10:45 ALM Evangelistic ...........coviviiniiivinnensinns. 7:30 P. M.

Hear James Eastman, Evangelist, of Danville, Iii, Service every night—7:30 .

Burns Boswell Elmer Shelton

CALVARY

TABERNACLE 902 Fletcher Ave. 9:45 A. M.~The Sunday

11:00 A. M..Wareaip, E GG 745 P. Miers D. Slate Orchestra, Choir, Special

TONIGHT oF =7:30 P. M. © Rev. Herbert E Eberhard:

School Hour.

We, preaching, tery, Evangelist,

Richard Hamilton The relatives will appreciate : Other

Sunasy School at outh Services at:

Rev. and Mrs. E.

~ South Side.

Music and Song. You ate alvays weloume. '

Nazarene Olive St. and LeGrande Ave.

Rev. A. L. Emmert ~ Pastor

REVIVAL

~Bvingelist Ea

Amanda Schultz, will sing “Now Let

| He ts forcetul, thie

Harvey Crabtree “your presence in this service. Services:

Are snns

serseerrsabrravens

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‘Christian Science Churches

Branches of The Mother The Firs Charen of Chris, Scien Boston, Mass.

Lesson for Sunday, Nov. 25th: “SOUL ‘AND BODY”

in Churches j FIRST CHURCH at 20th

The Publie Is Invited to Our || Bt a ied, (R.R.)

"GARFIELD HEIGHTS C CHURCH OF CHRIST

Worship and Preaci ....... seesnisssasenesesetnsnee 11:00 AM Bible Study 10:00 A. M.

centan "ee EseNsNNBERRRRBORRRRRS

Evening Service sremavene sscntnssssnsscsssbone Rb 00 P. M, Wednesday Evening Bible Study rire 7:45 P. M. - W. L. TOTTY, Minister GA. 1742

(Mars Hill Bus) "HEAR BAKER!

| PENTECOST | PREACHING. PENTECOST |

AT THE TRUE GOSPEL CHURCH 1728 Howard St. (Take W. I. Car) enki y

W. PENTECOST

| : ! : From Nashville, Tenn. i Will be preaching each evening this week. Hear this young man preach the full gospel. Sunday night sermon subject, “The Unpardonable Sin.” What it is, why it cannot be forgiven; what leads people to commit it.” Rev. L. L. Kirkman, Pastor

West Side Church of the Nazarene

. Eleventh St. and King Ave.

- Gold Star Memorial Service at 10:30 A. M.

A well planned service has been. Jot he 3 Be Aevanged nlowing

B Allee Ira Chappell Lee Woodall

9:30 A: M. 6:30 P. M. T30 P. ML

Atkinson, Pastors

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FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1621 E. Washington Rev. C. B. Cox, Pastor

oo Sunday School—9:30 A. M.' 10:30 A. M.—“The Secret of Security”

7:30 P. Mo upt- Neu) Dist; Camp Atterbury, G Guest Speaker. All ‘Servicemen are Cordially I

Golden Jubilee

Observance

“

This fine old Church has stood the test of time “The Gates of Hades

y REV. HARRY R. MERCER

TABERNACLE Presbyterian Church DR. ROY EWING VALE

030.4 de sehen Dr. Vale, Preaching “IN THY DARK SHINETH” Thursday Midweek Service, 7:15 P. M.

Meridian Heights tral Ave. at # DR. SID! BLAIR HARRY, Minister Bundsy School, 9:30 Worship, 10:45 ' “THANKS DING”

n Presbyterian

Irvin Ohibges and Julian Aves. Ministers d. C. McCance | Young People, 6:30

Sunday School ,....... 9:48 4 2 IWorship .....cconee.

..10:58 A. ML

UNITY'S SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GIFT OFPER, SIX $1 BOOKS FOR #8

Presbyterian Churches Invite You

Chu School in vessnns oe iN Younes Peoples mesiing i ba Memarial rian Carroliton a8 1lth--Rev. O'Dell Church Sehool—9:30

Chureh School, 9:3 DON'T PENCE ME Deo 10:30 A. M.—"THE MEANING OF CHURCH SCHOOL=~9:48 NPL ANCE.” NURSERY--11 A. M. z WESTMINSTER 46th and Capitol" Ave. 445 N. State (1700 Bast) VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister WALTER 1. PEARCY, Minister M.~Church School. Sunday School, 9:30; Worsiip, 1:6 A 1 19:43 A Mooring Jursip. Young People, 6: “PA

“BAPTIST CHURCHES

TUXEDO PARK~329 N. Grant U. 8. Clutton, 9:30 a

GARFINLD P. a

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

and Vermont Streets

byterian church and the Rev. 8. W.||

the Jeary to* observe its 50th anniversary on the morr more consecrated to its- task, more influential in “its mission end stronger in membership than ever before.

COME OUT TOMORROW Worship With Us

9:30-Bible School—Classes for all ages and social interests. Goal, 1,500. Gospel Teaching and Christian Pellowship throughout. 30:8 Wortuig. Sermon, “LEAVES FROM THE BOOK,” by O. A. TRINKLE, r for 23 Years. Ta “THE VICTORIOUS CHRIST, By JACK ANDERSON, Evangelist.

Charles Hamilton, Minister of Music. Mrs. Gaynell Lashbrook, Organist.

Englewood Christian Church

—The Church With the New Testament Message 57 N. RURAL ST,

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CARLETON W. ATWATER, D. D., Pastor 08 A. MB THERes T™ | WOODRUPP PLACE--W. st B. Mich.

3 CROOKED CREEK--N. P. Hn “Jorus, Jos. L. Hughes, 9:45-10:45 AM., 7:30 eve.

‘Treasure Es ll a, EMERSON AVE.—Emerson & BE New York

Rev. Fred You, | RABE Rr 9:30-7:30.

LYNHURST: of W. Washington

MEMORIAL BAPTIST

901 N. Belle Vieu PL - REV. GEORGE G. KIMSEY, Pastor

REVIVAL Continues Thru Dec. 2, Daily

REV. CARLYLE SCOTT, Evangelist MRS. HELEN ROSENBAUM,

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FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Under auspices of

THIRD CHURCH. OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

i Entitled: : “Christian Science: The Teaching of True Realism” BY ! ‘ANNA E. HERZOG, C. S. B. Columbus, Ohio _

“Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church; -.

v Su StF ir, Sensei Yori Weingut ~

IN : MURAT THEATRE MICHIGAN AND NEW JERSEY STREETS

' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1945, at 8:00 p. m. The Public Is Cordially Invited To Attend

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ts C. 8. Paschal, 10:45 Ak V8 AE |

—Lynhurst dr. 3 blocks south Pastor, Services: 9:30 AM. snd 1:30 PAL, 1

Central. G. H O'Donnell, 10:40 and 7:30 p. m.

A yeteran 0 Jeffrey was a1 Mills Watson J Legion: He Masonic activi for many years Meridian He church, Servic

He was a gt versity -of Chic Law School wk ber of Sigma fraternity. Surviving are Jeffrey; a da a student at B a brother, Noi burn, IIL Services will & Buchanan m Monday with Harry, pastor Presbyterian Burial will be :

MRS. PYLI TOBEN

By Scripps-] ALBUQUER( ~—Funeral serv "Pyle will be h Tuesday at the chapel in Still her sister, Mr: sides. The Rev. Wi water will sermon. Buria tery at nearby of Mrs. Pyles Siebolds. To allow All pay their last .-hody will lie in Fitzgerald. cha i from noon unt Mrs. Pyle, in death of her I day morning ¢ ~lowing an atte

Cl CHRISTI

Beigware | A ( DR. W, A.

Bible School Morning Worship !

“Putting New Mo Music by Youth Fellowship i CENTRAL CK ; . Delaware 3 SoM

DR. W. A. SHU

ROSENBAUM £:30 A. M.—Bible 10:45 A. M.—Morn “Put METHODIST CHURCHES the S:30pP. ois ox 10:45 A. Mew Nortily and Sermon | We Belisve— ee ait “FIRST CO “By . the Cc } ch? from Christ.” Cl ilding r “GOD'S BEACH- REY a ~ 9:30 A. M.—Chureh School 10:45 A. M. i ‘11:00 A. M.—~Chur 69 P. M.—Angelus Hour for Youth OPEN FORUM, Conducted by : 3 mon: HEL North Methodist Youn. Comaaers Bown 39 2. 3. CHR! Church: Church School, 9:30 A. M. Apo "Meridien a 308 : Roberts Park Church oitiugly MINISTER > DR. SUMNER L. MARTIN, Ministes “130 ROACH: Church School=8:30 j Services Wed. : Worship=-10:40 & R A C I HERMAN car J Te Service tor on THODIST | THIRD CHR oul le New ss ge “COURTESY” LD CLs Christian § Capitol Ave. Methodist Md ofl eh gol AT 0TH oT. outh Fellowship, $:30 P.M. J * Classy 9730-4, Th Er We Welcome AN Visitors | A Wel WASHINGTON STR EE . . Washington st Warman Ave. EAST Toth ST. METHODIST : 40th and N. : ALMON J. COBLRE, Pastor av. AC ACHILLES ‘M. BROWN, Minister | Study, HU-4041 9:30 A. M.~Church Sete oo Worship, ihip, 10:48: org WAAL Re Ful 10:48 A. M.—*8 10:49 A. M— BONDS, BTERN 48 P, M.—Fir $:30 P. M. Vesper Hous... ...——— 3 Go to Church 1 NO CE,

A DEVOTED MINISTRY"

Serves the

+ 47 Chrisiian Churches in Marion County

We are proud of our ministers. They prov ide an inspiring spiritual leadership « » . sympa

thetic understanding of personal and religious problems . . stress . . . challenging messages of worship and. Christian living. . . « All of these Christian.

. wise and able counsel in time of

church ministers welcome an opportunity to make your acxjuaintance: ‘

REV. C. C. DOBSON Christian Church

Beech Grove, Christian Church

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