Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1946 — Page 4

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Pay Frbuie.

The Rev. Clarence E, Sitler (le

son represent two denominations planning a merger.

ft) and the Rev. Marous Ww. Jolipe The Rev.

Sitler is pastor of the Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed church w the Rev, Mr. Johnson, the First Comgresativa | church.

2 Indiana Chur

ch Grouts

To Hold Convention Here For Three Days Next Week

Congregational - Christian Conference Will Hear Returned Chaplains.

The Indiana Conference of Congregational and Christian churches will present a group of returned chaplains as a highlight of the Thursday afternoon session of the annual convention in the First Congregational church, The conference will open Wednesday at 9:45 a. m. and hold its final session in the church Thursday afternoon. Thursday, night, the conference will unite in a meeting with the South Indiana synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church in

the Immanuel Evangelical and Re-

formed church, Prospect and New Jersey sts. Take Steps Toward Merger This combined session assumes significance since the Congrega-tional-Christian and the Evangelical and Reformed churches are taking steps toward a merger. The merger movement has been in progress for two years more and is expected to be voted upon by the two groups not later than. in 19848. The Rev. Marcus Johnson, pastor of the First Corigregational church,

will report with two other former

military chaplains, Thursday afternoon. He came to the local pulpit

- in November after four and one-

half years as chaplain with the

41st Infantry division in the South| Edward Dirks Pacific. The other two chaplains {church is the second vice president to be heard are the Rev. Clarence |of the Evangelical and Reformed W. Baldwin of Dunkirk and the|denomination, the highest office a layman can hold in the church.

Rev, Kenneth Murphy, Seymour. Advance Editor to Talk

The conference schedules a session given to women's work, Wednes

day morning, a men’s seminar that |5ynod, and

afternoon and a banquet and pro

gram for young people that night. A business session will be held| The Rev. Thursday morning. Reports will be Cleveland

presented in the afternoon.

Ross 8. Marshall of Cleveland, |W senior vice president of the C. & O, if

Nickel Plate and Plerre Marg

Evangelical and Reformed Synod Will Convene On Wednesday.

Representatives of 100 churches in southern’ Indiana, Kentucky, | penniessee,

Southern Indiana Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church

next week. The sessions will open at 10:30 a. m, Wednesday and close Friday afternoon, in the Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed church. The synod will be hosts to the Indiana Conferente of the Congre-gational-Christian churches for a dinner and program Thursday night. The conference will be in session simultaneously in the First Congregational church.

Speakers Announced

The Rev. Marcus Johnson, pastor of the Congregational church, and the Rev. E. A. Piepenbrok, pastor of St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church, will serve as cochairman for the dinner. Speakers- will be: .the Rev. Fred Brownlee, of New York, secretary of the American Missionary association of the Congregational Chris tian churches, and Dr. J. N. LeVan,

Illinois and Alabama deavor of the Garfield Christian church a supper meeting tomorrow at 6 p.m will attend the meeting of the Taere' Wii be a chapel service and regreation.

Catholics Dedicate May Yo Blessed Virgin Mary.

The month of * May, as always,

throughout the nation. There will be May crownings of the Virgin and the Rosary will be a favorite devotion of the month, . . May is thé Month of Mary's day and Mother's day which follows. This Mother's day, May 12, will mark the opening of the second Catholic drive for food for suffering Europeans.

casts tomorrow and Mother's day at 9:15 a. th. over WIBC. The subject tomorrow will be ‘The, History of the Rosary,” with Jane Peters speaking. The Reév;, Fr; Francis Reine will give a spirftual talk and Anna Roffleson will sihg the BachGounod “Ave Maria.” Other religious events. follow: TEMPLE BETH-EL ZEDECK — Sabbath morning services will be held until May at 10:45 a.m. Following the closing service a luncheon will be served. EMMANUEL: BAPTIST CHURCH — Dr. Fred Chambers, preslqent of Central Philippine colle; 18 loti, 3 I, will speak tomorrow at. m. Dr. Chambers was interned by tne he CHRISTIAN; MEN BUILDERS, Third Chpistian Church—Lois Ann Goodnough will play several solos on the ap accompanied by ogene - Pierson tomorrow morning. Merle Sidener will speak on ‘Men You Meet Every Day.” ally Sims and John Hume will interview returned servicemen. CENTENARY CHRISTIAN CHURCH — Circle 7 will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. with Audrey Roach, 2035 N. Meridian. OLIVE BRANCH CHRISTIAN CHURCH —The high school Christian Youth fellowship wil entertain the Christian En-

VETERANS HOSPITAL CHAPEL Mary. lin Miller will -sing at “the 4:30 p.m Protestant v bare tomorrow. The Rev. Donal E. : will give the meditation, Arrangements -for the music were made by the Garfleld unit 88 of the llth district American Legion auxiliary. YOUTH FOR CHRIST, First United Brethren Church—Bob Finley, former resident of. the student body of the niversity of Virginia and Yundefeated boxing champion, will speak the rally tonight at 7:30.

BROOKSIDE PILGRIM CHURCH

vival services will be nightly at 7:30 tomorrow through May 19. The Rev. A. H.

Wilson* of New York will speak and the pastor, the Rev. Ralph McCrory, will be in charge. DOWNEY AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH ~The 132 new members received over the last year will be honored by a reTeption Wednesday at 8 p. m. in the sanctuary., The Rev. Lewis H. McAdow, minister of the University Heights Christian church, will speak. Rev. F. W. Wiegmann, pastor, will pole ‘greetings and a social hour will follow,

ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH-Dr. E. Burdette Backus will exchange pulpits tomorrow with the Rev. Tracy Pullman of Detroit. The Rév. Mr. Pullman will 8 eak at 10 a.m. on “The Enthusiasms That Unite Liberals” over station WIRE and on “The Things for Which Men Care” at 11 a.m. in the church.

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA—The Rev.

fo Mothers] |

will be dedicated to the Hlesdi +| Virgin Mary in Catholic parish <

The Legion of Mary Praesidium of Marian college will give broad-| §

College Tel

Dr. Fred Aden, president of displayed, during an interview, one he had just received. death of President Roosevelt and neighbor policy. Dr. Aden -translated the Spanish inscription on the Roosevelt stamp thus: “He's the originator of the good neighbor policy and the standard bearer of a new social justice.” Students of Ward college (Colegio Ward), of which Dr. Aden has been director for the past 25 years, have raised the money for a new Roosevelt library in connection with the school, The director cited the new five-cent Argentine stamp and the library as heartening signs in spite of recent tensions between our country and the “Argentine.

Our Potential Customers

orig ore than three years “government, during fie the’ constitution was a my yan. election has been

Meade Reynolds of the Mt. Auburn Methodist church will give the sermon at the chapel service tomorrow at 7:30 p.

director of united promotion of the host denomination, The Rev. Mr. Johnson and the Rev. Willard Zinke, E. and R. pastor of Louisville, Ky., will conduct the liturgy. of

Immanuel

The Berean Baptist Mission church will

day night service >

Former Interned Pastor to Speak

The Rev. Virlopus H. Gowen, ; to ), Philip-

He, with the Rev. Cldrence E. Sit- [pines and prisoner in a ler, pastor of Immanuel church, |Japanese Ani § amp, wil _|will welcome the delegates of the|speak in polis diocese fraternal delegates | Monday , Thursday night. ~'he Rev. n is a brother

Cleveland Man To Talk

i» lsame day.

h a, Shirley E Greene i “follow at 2:30 p. m. with a report for the rural life committee and tell of his work at Merom institute, Merom, Ind, Mrs, Timothy Harfison will install the officers elected at the women's meeting. Mrs. C. A. Garrard is general committee chairman and J. B. Huoffmeyer is assistant chairman for convention arrangements. The committee includes 20 members of the parish. C. F. Post, South Bend layman, is conference moderator.

speaker’ 18 the

uled during the three days. Xn Other Local Pastors Local pastors in addition to those ‘mentioned are: the Rev, Richard Rettig of the Oarroliton Avenue church; the Rev. Robert C. Kuebler, Friedens church; the Rev. Norman Schultz, Garfield Park church; the Rev. Robert C. Windhorst, Pleasant Run Boulevard church; Dr. E. Harold Klingel, St. Paul's church on 13th st.; the Rev. William H. Knierim, St. Paul's, Belmont Avenue, and Trinity church; the Rev. W. Franklin Lahr, Second church and Dr. F. R. Dares, Zion church.

Schwelnfurtk ’ wha 1x OT members of the House of Church-

¢ | Women Monday Heng of the Advent.

. Nance of St. Louis, new genretary of the board of na‘missions, at 4:15 p. m. the

Worship, committee reports, elecm of Ma- | ions and discussions are all sched-

I Roy Robbins of Indianapolis. © HB wit address the local

at 1 p. m. in the The meetopen to all denominations. I ght at 8 o'clock, the church ople of Indianapolis will hear a sermon by thé missionary in All _| Saints cathedral, He will speak Tuesday night at Grace church, Muncie, and Wednesday afternoon and night, at Evansville,

BROADWAY BAPTIST TO HONOR PASTOR

The Broadway Baptist church will mark the 17th anniversary of the pastorate of the Rev. R. M. Dodrill, with, a special service and reception Tuesday night. The Rev. Bob Jones Jr., president of Bob Jones college, Cleveland, Tenn, youthful educator and radio speaker, will give the address. Music for ‘the entire evening will be arranged by, Walter Bruce. The enrollment of Broadway church, which was 406 when the Rev. Mr. Dodrill assumed its ministry, now totals 2531. The Sunday attendance has increased from an average of 150 to 840 over the period.

"GARFIELD HEIGHTS CHURCH OF “CHRIST THE 2842 SHELBY STREET CALVARY Worship and Preaching ......oovvvuvivnnes, 11:00 A. M. HOUR Bid BAMAY ...oenserserses esbusustess ees 10:00 A.-M, Evening Service ................... verrsss TOP, ML W-I-S-H Wednesday Evening Bible Study .e.o0ne0.li, 7:45. P. M. 8:00 A. M ? _W.L. TOTTY, Minister GA. 142 SUND AY SUNDAY AFTERNOON GOSPEL RALLY Raymon PILGRIM BUILDING ASSEMBLY HALL, 230 E. OHIO ST. Minister

SUNDAY, MAY 5,

veo

Rev. Joseph Thomas, out-going missionary to British West Indies. EVERYONE WELCOME AUSPICES PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH

SPM

| CALVARY TABERNACLE | 902 Fletcher Ave. Tabernacle Service

)9:45 and 11:00 A. M.

». THE

PATTONS

Sensation of the Southland

See Them in Action Hear Them in Sermon

AT THE BIBLE CHURCH

3861 E. NEW YORK ST.

Nightly Except Monday, 7:46

TONIGHT’S SUBJECT

"IS THERE A HELL?"

Don't Fail to Hear -This Subject.

have charge of the program at the) Pris p

7:45 P. M.|L

| = Te ,

e » Dr..Aden gommented. “While ; have surprised the de- % all reports indicate an “election. The new governneh ‘Bas made several friendly to- Washington. I sincerely ‘the relation between the Artine and the United States 11 soon be normally resumed. “The Argentines have made an immense amount of money during the war, And they have had no opportunity to spend it. They are our potential customers for farm machinery, electrical appliances and every kind of manufactured article. “There have been no war shortages in the Argentine such as have disturbed the United States. She has lived. in abundance in spite of the fact that she has been one of the chief producers for the allies of wheat, beef, corn, pork and wools.” Missionary 28 Years Dr. Aden has served the South American mission field for 28 years. He and Mrs. Aden brought up their five children there. Colegio Ward is sponsored jointly by the United Christian Missionary society and the Methodist church. His opinions concerning Argentina, therefore, are based on a long and intimate asSociation with ~her people. Shortly before leaving Buenos Aires for his year of leave in the United States, a testimonial dinner was given ‘in his honor, The 200 guests, all United States citizens, named Dr. Aden as “the private American citizen who has done the most over the past quarter century toward bringing about a better understanding between Argentina and the United States. Dr. Aden reports that one fifth of of the Argentines are Catholics bas-

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS MES. Assist Good- Neighbor Policy

Dr. Fred Aden and Mrs. Aden make friends for the United States by being “good neighbors” in Argentina. .

President of Buenos Aires

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editor Twenty million new Argentine postage stamps beating the picture of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt are now in circulation.

The stamps mark the anniversary of the

SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1¢ FIRST PILGRIM HOL ESS FOURSQUARE GOSPEL CI

Joh and Gale Er Woodlawn Avenue and Wright Bt:

|Family Week Program. Set

Observance Here.

fTwo Church Groups Plan su

'SATURDA FIRST C.

1 9:30 and 10:45 A. M., 1:0 P. | REV. R. E. ARGER. : Tuesday and Thursday—7:30 P. oa on EV: RL MENGE. ae a a i CHRIST TEMPLE| : (Apostolie Faith)

402 West Pall Creek Bark Sunday, 11:00 A. M, 7:30 P. }

SOUTH SIDE NAZAREN,

¥. Evangelistic rayer site Serve 130 7:30 P. M.

The Downey Avenue Christian church and the Indianapelis Hebrew congregation both have scheduled celebrations of Family week.

The observance of Family week, tomorrow through May 12, was promoted by an Inter-faith committee of representative national religious

Olive §t. and LeGrand A. L. EMMERT, Pa Sunday School, 9:30 Preaching Berviey

UNITY TRUTH CENTER

Afi], with Unity Hdqtrs. Kansas City, Mo. Dale Newsum, Leader our, Becetling a Sunday Service—11 A. M: Wedn Dai Rott ry gl of Hote 0 ae SEE - ctivities aypoo ote. A For’ Unity Literature nary” Yr

AR! SERVICE, Orel RI-4066

workers. Some of these. are Dr. T. T. Swearingen, formerly of Indianapolis, now of the International Council of Religious Education, Chicago; the Rev, Fr. Edgar Schmiedeler of Washington, D. C., director of the Family Life bureau of the National Catholic Welfare conference; and Rabbi Ahron® Opher of New York, assistant to the president of the | Synagog Council of America, Children of the religious school of the Indianapolis Hebrew congregation will be seated with their parye for Sabbath eve services at 7:30 m. friday. A- social hour for the Children*whl be held afterward. The {service is intended to provide an “opportunity for parents and children to attend, religious services together,” Rabbi “Goldblatt said. Open House Tomorrow The Downey Avenue .Christian church will hold open house for entire church families tomorrow beginning at 4 p. m.. A teacher and hostess will receive visitors in each classroom and explain - the class work. Boy, girl and cub scouts will conduct exhibits in.the basement and there will be tea at 5 p. m. The children’s choir will sing directed by Miss Ruby Winders. Junjor and intermediate young people will present musical numbers. Mrs. Frank A. Wall will take charge of the book exhibit. The Rev. F. W, Wiegmann, mine ister, will preach on “The Church and Her Family” at the morning | worship service.

ST. MARK'S UNITED LUTHERAN Prospect and Linden Sts.

ls of His Work

the Colegio Ward, Buenos Aires, of the canceled stamps on a letter

pay tribute to him and the good

ing the statement on figures cited in the book, “A Padre Views South America,” by Dr. Peter M. Dunne, S. J, professor in the University of San Francisco.

1040 Students Enrolled Protestant . missionaries are not ‘refused passports to South America nor entrance into the country, Dr. Aden said. He considers the mis-

ST. PAUL'S CHURC EPISCOPAL New York and Illinois Sts. Rev. William Burrows, Rec

Sunday, 8 A. M.—Holy Communion. 9:30 A. M.—CHurch School, 11:00 A. M.—Morning Prayer.

CHURCH OF THE ADV (Episcopal) Meridian at 33rd Street . THRAS

* ZION :

NOSANGRLICAL AND REFORMED AND NEW JERS!

EY REET FREDERICK. DARIES, . PASTOR

9:00 A. M.~First Betviee a pe Yue 9 45 A. M.—Church Scho 10:40 A. M.—Second on of Worship. Topic of Sermons: “BINGING UNTO THE LORD"

ST.JOHN’S

EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED

snd Sanders : LE A. PIEPENBROK. Pastor 130 AM Communion. 10:15 A. M.— -— i “The Great Invitation.” 1:00 4. M, Hol Commun CENTRAL | LADIES— CHRISTIAN. CHURCH YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCO Delaware and Walnut Streets —at — os DR. W. A. SHULLENBERGER, Minister | GIRLS’ FEDERATION CLA Bina i 2:30AM. THIRD CHRISTIAN CHUR Sermon. HE OLY SPIRIT AND THE 17th and Broadway

SUNDAY SCHOOL, 9:30 A. | Mrs. Virgil Havens, Teache¢

usic by Excelient Chapt Youth peliowship

5:30 P. M.

Englewood Christian Church 57 North Rural st. Expresses thanks for that splendid after-Easter § attendance {

WELCOME. TO SUNDAY'S SERVICES 9:30 a. m.—Family“ Bible School 10:45 a. m.—8ermon, “CHRISTIAN SALT" R. L. Stewart, Preaching ~ 7:45 p. m.—Sermon by Emmett

O. A. TRINKLE, Minister

CMB

Hear a Practical Talk by Merle Sidener "Men You Meet Every Day"

Special Music—Lois Ann Goodnough

VISIT AMERICA'S MOST UNUSUAL MEN'S BIBLE CLASS

Rev. Thomas B. Kline

Sunday School ....... S...9:30 A. M.| Worship i..0... cones: 10:45 A. M.

sionaries assets in the promotion of the good neighbor policy. There were only 60 students enrolled at Colegio ‘Ward, when Dr.

Aden assumed the directorship. Now | INTERNAT'L there are 1040. It is a junior col-

ernment owned, Of Dr. Aden’s Methodist-Disci-ples of Christ college, the president of Ecuador, J. M. Velasco Ibarra said: “It is a laboratory for the forming of great souls, men with broad sympathies and a world outlook.”

NORTH INDIANAPOLIS CHURCH. OF CHRIST

960 West 31st St. Bible Classes Preaching Service Young Feopie's Meetin Brening Service Thursday Evening—

Bible Study .... J. 8.°3J

BAPTIST CHURCHES

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

CENTRAL—23d East of Central. G. H. O'Donnell, 10:40 and 7:30 P. M.

CA i and erent Streets RLET . ATWATER, D. D., Pastor Rd. R CROOKED CREEK-—N, Mich. & 56th. a Jewia Bodleian, Associate Pastor| joo 1, Hughes, 9: B10" 45 a. m., 7:30 eve.

10:45 A. M—Worship and Communion. | ymMORTAL BAPTIST Belle, Vieu snd W. e 8:00 PB. M.—Youth: Fellowship. astor. St. Clair. G. G. Kimsey, 9:30 and 7: : . M.—Worship. Sermon, JX Phy At *| TUXEDO PARK—29 N. Gr nt, (4100 east). ig Win le Chris-| "5.8. Clutton, 9:30 A. M., 7:30 P, Thursday, 6:00 P. M. Annual Church Diek Meeting GARFIELD FARR 1 Southern 2

EMERSON AVE. —Emerson & E. New York.| WOODRUFF PLACE_Walcott at E. Mich. Peter Vroom, 10:30 A. M,, 7:30 P. M. A. M.-T:00 P. M.

L. C. Trent, 10:45

; EVANGELICAL L U THE RA N CHURCHES

“The Churches of the Lutheran Hour”

CALVARY Steir st Duties sn ST. JOHN'S om, Soussasiers, bo Barth, Pols Se of worship 10:30 Hour of Worship—10:30 1 : New Jersey at ENNALS svt 2, mae ot, STANLY Skecrr Hour of Worship—10:30 A. ? H. Bh EV Zorn, Ds a2, GRACE New York st f Holmes ave. | LB, o _Worship—i0:30 A. . Hour RY ip Sie, Dame. ST. PETERS TR " J William Nordsieck, prior, Hours—8:45 and 10: . M.

Fairneid and Park

OUR REDEEME naar

Wm. H. ifort, rei

TRINITY wair %c bas: Pastor

PILGRIM HOLINESS

. . r. A-6481 Ee BROO! C. ‘at0 gv SE, : 3 . r : lege but awards a degree which it FIRST Ralph MCrory it and ose BL ‘ ‘METHODIST CHURCHES 1 § designates a “B. A.” No private R. E. Nibarger 2618 E. 30th St. ; 3 university is permitted in Argentina. SECOND, CF URCH 1413 Srutt 8 | We Believe: “There Is Hope|10:45 A. M.—Worship and Se| There are six universities all gov- NORTH 5D Cun AEE len Si. For All the World or By the Minister {

Hour of Worship—10:45 A. M.

OUR SAVIOR 28th st. at Biva. pi.

PF. 8. Palkenroth, tor. Hours of Worship—11 a. m.-7:30 p. m.

8, Hour of Worship—10:30 A. M.

HON TSE ples alenine

i r Krug, Pi Hour er Worshie 10:18 A A.M,

Tune in “The Lutheran Hour" Every Sunday—WIBC—7:00 P. M.

roo %

The Things for Which Men Care Sermon at 11 A. M. by

Tracy M. Pullman Minister of Detroit

Unitarian-Universalist Church Radio Address 10 A. M.

The Enthusiasms That Unite Liberals WIRE 1430 on Your Dial

All Souls

Unitarion

Church, 1453 N. ran st.

Dr. @. P. Comer,

MAY 1%

Christian Science

Churches

Branches of The Mother Church. The Pirst Churéh of Shia Bclentist. oston

The Public I§ Cordially Invited te Re] Services & Frees Reading Rooms

sson for Sunday, May 8: Everlasting Punishment.” ‘\Paylight Saving Time

Morning Services at 11 o'Clock in All Churches

FIRST CHURCH Meridian’ at 20th R. R. Church Edifice SECOND CHURCH Delaware at 13th Eve, Serv. 5:00, R. R. 526 State Life THIRD CHURCH Wash, Biya at 34th Serv. 8.00. R. R FOURTH CHURCH Fleas bin Ji,

Eve.

Collews, at 62n Eve. Serv. 7:30, SIXTH CHURCH. Jone ‘Prospect Bt, R. 1611 rospect

ng Testimonial

Church Edifice

8. Drive, at Butler

."R. R. Church Edifice “PTH CHURCH

R. R. a re” ‘Edifice

SUNDAY scHoot, IN ALL CHURCHES

Comer Evangelistic

Pastor-Evangelist from Waeo, Texas... that man who stirred Indianapolis for

God just one year ago...is returning

for a twe-weeks Crusade for Souls at

CADLE TABERNACLE

the great Methodist

to JUNE 2

CHRISTIAN MEN BUILDERS, IN

THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 17th and Broadway

| C {

None of It”

" . . ! “ARE YOU PLUS OR MINUS?" Making the Gospel Effectiy

9:30 A. M.—Church Schoc |

10:45 a. m. “THE BLIND BEGGAR. OF 6-8 P. M.—Angelus Hour for ¥ JERUSALEM" : = 148 7m North Methodist |

ROBERTS PARK CHURCH

Methodist (Since 1821) Delaware at Vermont Street DR. SUMNER L. MARTIN, Minister

CAPITOL AVE. METHODIST CAPITOL AT 30TH STREET J. FLOYD SEELIG, D. D., Minister

9:30 A. M.—Church School. 10:45 A. M. Morin Worship, “THE

C 6-7 P. M-The Twilight Hour Service for out Devotion—Discussion— Foon ip. A Cordial Welcome to Youth.

GRACE

Church Meridian at 38th Street i Dallas L. Browning, D.

Minister

WASHINGTON STRE W. Washington at Warman Ave! ALMON J. COBLE, Pastor 9:30 A. M.—Church School. i 10:40 A. M.—Morning Worship. “C TIAN v FOUNDATION 7:45 P. M.—Chapel. Moving picture: Adventures of

EAST 10th METHODIST

2327 EAST 10TH STREET - METHODIST REV. A BROWN, Mix East New York at Gant . Worship School Ssesantsnndvense 10:44 E. ARNOLD ster |Worship ................ on :48 SermoR Theme MARRIAGE: |

Youth Feilowsh

10:4 “DOORS Ol ¥ OPPOR RTUNITY" Church a — 9:30 > M

ip he Asbury ‘College Quartet | Youth Pellowship—6

We Welcome All Visitors Come to Church

Presbyterian Churches Invite You

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN | First Presbyterian Chu}

The Historic Church of Which Delaware at 3 recuin Henry Ward Beecher was Minister GEORQE ARTHUR ANTZ § Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts. TWO MORNING SERVICE

JEAN 8. MILNER, D. D, Minister

9:30 and 11 A. M. 3 Morning Worship, 11 A. M. MR. GALLOWAY i DR. MILNER “GOOD PEOPLE" “HOURS OF Hida INSIGHT" 1% Kings, 19:18 Church School .... -....coievensnnd CHURCH HOO-3:148 Young , ‘meeting ..........- NURSERY—11 A. Thurs, eve., supper & TS avocation. 4

Tahernacle’ "Presbyterian 34th and Central DR. ROY EWING VALE REV. HARRY R. MERCER Ministers ‘M.—Bible School M.—Divine Worship DR. VALE “A NEW SONG UNTO THE LORD" Thursday Midweek BService—T7:15 P.

Meridian Heights Central Ave. at 47th

DR. SIDNEY BLAIR HARRY. Minister Sunday 8chool, 9:30 rship, 10:45 “CARRYING, THROUGH"

~ WESTMINSTER

445 N. State (1700 East) WALTER L. PEARCY, Minister Sunday School, 9:30; Worship, 10:45 A. Young People, 4:00 P. M.

Memorial Fee Carrollton at 11th-—Rev. Church 8chool—9: yy 1 Morning Worship—10: oo ‘THE GOD OF ALL COMFORT: ARP, Preach.

DR. SH. Young People's Meeting—6: 30 P,

NORTHMINSTER®

Millersville Masonic Lodge RAY CLOYD DOWNS, Ministe 9:45 A. M.—Church School. 10:45 A. M.—Worship.

Fairview Presbyterid 46th and Capitol Ave, VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister 9:30 A. M.—Church School. 10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship. “SHOULD A CHRISTIAN WORK 6:00 P. M.—Young People's Meeting

9:30 A. 10:45 A.

FOR

TONIGHT, 7:3 |

BROADWAY B

REV. RK: DODRILL

Sermon by Rev. Ear] Shri

Address, Dr. Bob Jones Jr,

Wagatir vg

Churches -at 8

Reception, for Rev.

A WELCOME

APTIST CHURCH

BROADWAY AND 22nd STS

REV. EARL SHREVE

) PASTORS 17th Anniversary of Pastorate of Rev. R. M. Dodrill {| © 10:45 A. M. Anniversary Message Rev. R. M. Dédrill 7:30 P. M. CANDLELIGHT, COMMUNION SERVICE.

eve, “The Remedy Jesus Gave”

TUESDAY EVENING MAY 7, 7:45 P. M. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION .

President of Bob Jones College. and Mrs. R. M. Dodrill

TO EVERY PERSON

HEAR

BOB FINLEY

University of Virginie Intercollegiate Boxing Champi

and the

MISSION-AIRES MALE QUARTET OF ASBURY COLLEC

Both Rallies at First U. B. Church | | (Just Off-700 Block Mass. Ave.) pid i

——— SUNDAY, 3:00 P. M.

SINGSPIRATION “* With ASBURY COLLEGE QUARTET

and*

BOB FINLEY Broadcasting Sunday Mornings, 8:45, WIRE -

1621 E. WAS Tun

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