Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1946 — Page 4
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' Dr. E. Burdette Backus in his
, Lewis, pastor of the Seventh Chris-
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Churches, Sunday Schools Mark Special Day. By EMMA RIVERS MILNER
Times Church Editor Mother's day carries a far deeper
meaning than is apparent in the many. and varied séntimental gestures the day brings forth. This thought wa« suggested by
series of sermons on “The Impact
of Psychology on Modern Life.” Dr. Backus is the minister of All Souls Unitarian church. Churches and Sunday school classes and many persons in their homes will honor “mother” on her day, tomorrow. In paying tribute to | motherhood, or to parenthood, acknowledgement is made of all those things that help to make “good fathers and mothers.” In this con-| nection Dr. Backus is quoted: | “Were I writing the Ten Com- | mandments,” he remarks, “I should | include right along with the fourth | which says ‘Honor thy father and! thy mother,’ another which should read, ‘Honor thy children.’ “Indeed if anything this latter is more basic than the former, and if due heed were given to it, if parents did sufficiently honor thelr | children, striving always for that] which will serve them best, we may be well assured that the result would be children who grow up to
To Mothers
Paul's Church
* The Rev. Theodore C. Meibohm, Mrs. Meibohm and their daughters, Carolyn Esther (left) and Louise
Elizabeth, will join St. Paul's Lutheran church tomorrow,
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Evangelical Lutherans Plan Welcome for New Minister
Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church will hold a three-way | hanksgiving when they install their new pastor |
| St. service of praise and t tomorrow,
The congregation will welcome the Rev. Theodore C. Meibohm as Harry Miller, Winamac, Ind.; Alvin | lend itself to all the congregations |
new minister. His coming enables the church to grant the request of | Dr. H. M. Zorn to be released as full-time pastor. consented, however, to serve as = associate to the Rev. Mr. Meibohm. | winston Salem, N. C., brother of St. Paul's also learned that the |the new pastor, and the Rev. Theo- | Rev. Kurt M. Zorn and Mrs. Zorn, dore C. Meibohm. |
lson and daughter-in-law of the| whe visiting brother from Wins-
prelude to tomorrow's festivities. The ministers who will assist Dr.
| Zorn at the installation include the Revs. W. L. Barth, Harry Behning, |
W. H. Eifert, E. 8. Falkenroth, H. L. Krueckeberg, W. F. Krug, Walter
Maas, R. A. Marquardt, William Nordsieck, F. W. Seehausen, R. A.| | Steude, Louis Wambsganse, and
Ernst A. Laebe, Plymouth, Ind. Also E. A. Eggers, Bremen, Ind;
| P, Starck, North Judson, Ind.; Nor-
Dr. Zorn has, 'man J. Sydow and O. A. Schedler, |
!Cincinnati; and Mr. Meibohm of |
Winston-Salem.
| The Rev, Theodore C. Meibohm, | new pastor, was an athlete in Con-|
cordia Collegiate institute making
honor their fathers and mothers.’ ' associate pastor, have arrived safely |ton Salem will deliver the sermon quite a record in basketball.
Address for Tomorrow The Christian Men Builders class’ of the Third Christian church will present. Dr. George Oliver Taylor
in an address on “The Christian week and Mother's day.
rector of religious | - education for the Disciples of Christ. Others will be special guests at the program which will}
be dedicated to
them. Earl Case, class president, will extend greetings and the J. C. Wilson Boys’ choir of 26 voices will sing. Victor Kelly will direct the class orchestra and Joel Traylor, group singing. For the 10th consecuitve year, the J, B. Builders’ class of the First United Brethren church will con-| duct Mother's day services for a 10] a. m. union meeting of the church | and school. The church choir will |
Dr. Taylor
Dr. Taylor is di-|the Rev. Richard P. Meibohm of
at their mission post in India. The and pr. Zorn will conduct the in-| Rev. Mr, Zorn assisted his father |gstallation. during the war years at St. Paul's.| Henry F. Schricker, former gov-|
By coincidence the Meibohms will | ernor, will give the address at the!
be uniting with the St. Paul church pyfret supper honoring family on the final day of Family mMeibohms which will follow at 6:30] {p. m,.in the school hall. J. F Muss- |
Home,” at its The official installation will open Mother's day ob- af 4:30.p. m. with a grand proces- | monies. servance tomor<|gional of the four choirs, the church| A testimonial dinner for Dr.! row at 9:30 a. m.|couneil, visiting pastors, Dr, Zorn, Zorn given by the council
teachers of St. Paul's furnished the
He is a native of Buffalo, N. Y,, land has served pastorates in Wash- | ington, Iowa and at LaCrosse and Knox, Ind, - where he was in-
|deemer church, Pastor Meibohm proved his talent
man will serve ag master of cere- for youth work when he served’ as|
{student pastor while in- Concordia |seminary. He and Mrs. Meibohm
beth, 13, and Carolyn Esther, 9
Breakfast Prepared by Men Will Follow
High Mass for Christian Mothers' Society
chard Conrad, O. F. M. Afterward, the ‘mothers will march in procession ‘to the -parish hall for breakfast cooked and served by
THE CHRISTIAN MOTHERS SOCIETY of the Sacred Heart Catholic including 17 mothers who have belonged to the group for 50 years or more, will mark Mother's day tomorTOW. The 600 members of the society are expected to attend a 7:30
church,
a. m, high mass celebrated by their pastor, the Rev.
Fr. Bur-
sing “My Mother's God” and “My | ma
Mother's Bible,” under the direction of Prof. Lynden Street. The pastor, the Rev. J. R. Simmerman, will speak on “Our Debt to Motherhood” and the Girls’ Victory quartet will sing. Mothers of class members and veterans have received special invitations, Rood is class teacher. : Each child in the religious school of the Indianapolis Hebrew congregation will receive a gift to present his mother, at the school session tomorrow morning. Mrs. Lewis Lurvie served as chairman of | the committee arranging for the gifts, | Three churches will combine for a Family week and Mother's day service at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the University Park Christian church. The uniting churches in addition to the host are the Capitol Avenue Methodist and the First Church of the Brethren. The Rev. Robert
tian church, will speak on “The Christian Home.” The Rev. Lewis H. McAdow of University Park and the Rev. Floyd Seeliig of Capitol Avenue will assist. T. H. Johnson, president of the Manhattan Kansas Bible college, | here to attend the North American | Christian convention, will address the Mother's day meeting of the
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men of the Holy Name society.
r ~Girl scout troops will lead the procession, The mothers sew, quilt and make Easter baskets to earn
money for their kindergarten and
the church. Mrs. Clara Ritter is
society president and Mrs. Lorene Stumpf, vice president. The Mothers’ society will return the men’s invitation Father's day.
Among 17 mothers entitled to celebrate 50 years or more of membership in the Christian Mothers’ society of the Sacred Heart Catholic church are, left to right: Mrs. Mary Miunier, Mrs, Caroline Steffen, Mrs. Theresa Mayer, Mrs, Nellie Wechsler, Mrs. Anna Voight and Mn, Barbara Hornberger,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE [Church Planning [PLAN CHILDREN'S RALLY
LESSON IS LISTED| “Adam and Fallen Man” will be | the subject of the lesson- -sermon | in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, church will build a $10,000 addition | tomorrow. ito its edifice as soon as governThe Bible citations include the mental regulations permit. The offollowing: “Be ye therefore perfect, finial hody of the church this week even as your Father which is in voted to make the improvements.
(heaven is perfect.” Matt. 5:48. Mothers will be honored at the The lesson-sermon also includes g.45 a m. service tomorrow and
the .f6llowing passages from the! “special remembrances” given to the Christian Science textbook, Selence| oldest and the youngest one presand Health with Key to the Scrip-| The Sahara Grotto Glee club
$10,000 Addition
The Crooked Greek Baptist
Methodist children between the | ages 6 to 12, from churches of the | Indianapolis district, will attend a! {rally Sunday, May 19, at 2 {in the Central Avenue Methodist enka Music, and a
missionary film are scheduled.
worship
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
2:30 p.m. |
Church Will Plant. Trees
Cormoies Fred at Site Of Future Building.
Children representing the fourth generation of their families who have belonged to 8t. Paul's Evan gelical and Reformed church will help plant trees on the site of the new church May 19. Servicemen also will “assist with the ceremonies at 3 p.m. on the grounds at E. 10th st. an& Ritter ave. The tree-planting has been planned by the pastor, Dr. E. Harold Klingel, for both practical and idealistic reasons. Mother's day, tomorrow, will elimax Family week... Families make the root and stock of the church and children the branches, The trees are expected to stand fast in the soil of the church property and give cool shade and beauty to be enjoyed by successive family | groups. Start Construction Soon As soon as materials can be purchased and contracts carried out, Dr. Klingel expects ground to be [broken for the church. The campaign for funds was started Easter, [he reports. The new church will
| of the denomination in Indianapolis |
and the community as a missioamry |
| project.
hood assigned to it by the comity committee of the Indianapolis Church federation in a section of ‘| small homes and fubdivisions. Tomorrow, a sign will be erected at the tree-planting which will | carry this information: “The Future
the |strumental s in building Our Re-| Home of St. Paul's Evangelical and
| Reformed Church, Dr. E. H. Klinge! | Pastor.” The fourth-generation children | share honors, according to Dr. Klin-
|gel, with two charter members.
and have two daughters—Louise Eliza-| They are Franz Noffke and Mrs.
| Bertha Bandemer, both past 80,
| who were among the organizing Rap 55 years ago.
PARENTS ASKED TO CUB MEETING
Parents in the neighborhood of Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed church will attend cub organization training meetings at the invitation of the church Monday | and May 20 and 27. Groups of experienced “cubbers” | will explain the cub program and | films will be shown. The church announced its willingness to spon- | sor a cub pack for boys of, the | community whether of its own con- | gregation or not. However, the at- | tendance of parents at training | meetings is required if boys are to {have the benefit of cub pack mem- | bership, it points out.
'WOMEN TO HEAR EX-MISSIONARY |
Virgil Havens, to Africa, will address the first night meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service in the
Mrs | sionary
Mrs. Havens, with her husband, served for many years under the Disciples of Christ in the Belgian | Congo. Devotions led at 5 p.m. by | Dr, F. Marion Smith snd a 6 o'clock i dinner will precede the night meet|ing. Mrs. CG F. Posson, president, | will preside.
{ CAST IRON REPLACED
WASHINGTON—Piston rings of! gray cast iron have been replaced | in many war engines by sioner ones, alloyed of iron, nickel, chrom- | ium and molybdenum.
Opportunity Bible class. The class meets each Sunday in the Englewood Christian church, Festival of the Home services in the Zion Evangelical and Reformed | church will feature the baptism of children tomorrow.
tures by Mary Baker Eddy: harmony and immortality of man! {are intact.” p. 521, »
PRESENT ORATORIO
The ‘chancel choir of the Downey Babies will be-dedicated tomorrow | Avenue Christian church Vp: 5 sing morning. in the Third Christian | Mendelssohn's oratorio, church. tomorrow at 4:30 p.m, in Pictures’ will be taken of the!church. Miss Ruby Winders will Mother's day service tomorrow at| direct the music and Mrs. Helen M, the Friendswood Baptist church, | Rice will play the organ accompani-
“Mother” was used as the theme ment for the concert which will|holy communion Monday morning | of the Sabbath morning services mark the 100th anniversary of the|in the church and have luncheon
today in the Temple Beth-El Zedeck. | frst per formanc e of “ “Elijah.”
SUNDAY AFTERNOON GOSPEL RALLY PILGRIM BUILDING ASSEMBLY HALL, 230 E. OHIO ST. SUNDAY, MAY 12th, 3 P. M. 1 Rev. A. H. Wilson, General Evangelist and Member of the General Board of the Pilgrim Holiness Church. EVERYONE WELCOME AUSPICES PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH
A ————————————— -~ ne _— a — WESTBROOK CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
819 8 Denison—4500 West, ', B 8 ¢ C. DAVIS Poets s 2 Block South of Washington BE-V1% Sunday School , 9:30 A. M.
. Mother's s Day Program—id; 45 A.M. Rev. Grover B. Wright Will Give a Mother's Day Message. Services—6 P. M. and 7:30 P. M
* SOUTHSIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Olive and Le Grande Avenue A. L- EMMERT, Pastor. Special Speakers Rev. and Mrs. William Luallan, from Bloomington Ind 930 AM.~10:30 AM. and 730 P.M
Special Observance to Mother s Day P. 8S 8.30 Wednesday Prayer Meeting
Ms PM
u : CH OF THE NAZARENE REY. CHAS. B. COX, PASTOR Tune in WISH— 310 on Your Dial Every Sunday Night — 11 to 11:30
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“The {of 30 voices will sing at the 7:30
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j ent. THE 101 M p. m, services. { All the church's meetings are beling held in the school while the | church is being repaired, It was damaged by fire the day before | Palm Sunday. The Rev. Joseph | Hughes is pastor,
| ROBERTS ¢ GUILD T0 MEET
The Roberts guild of St. Paul's
SUNDAY, MAY |
John Duncan, International Sur
Your Kind of Bible Class
EN'S CLASS
22nd AT BROADWAY
2th — 9:30 A. M.
BROADWAY MALE QUARTET
Jack Emery, Ed Pearson, Ed Stapp
1day School Lesson
Rev. R. M.. Dodrill, Teacher
It will be located in a neighbor- |
former mis-"
Central Avenue Methodist church.
| FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Mother-Daughter Parties Planned
awn Avenue and Wright Stree! 9130 and 10:45 A. M., 7:30 P. oe Tuesday and Thursday—7:30 P. M. REV. R, L. MENGES, Pastor
_ SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1946 [FOURSQUARE GOSPEL Church
UNIVERSITY PARK CHRISTIAN
and Kenwood Ave 10:35 He - “LIVING ON BORROWED 4 TIME"
EVERYONE WELCOME
Luncheons and other parties dedicated to mothers and daughters will be Held next week in local churches. Miss Mary Katherine Stair will
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PRAYER GROUP
UNITY (Affiliated With ‘Kansas City, Mo.) DR. AND S 8 E. Market st, Room 502 Open Dally, 10 to 6. Phone FR-4154 Saturday until 4:00 LITERA
tions on” a program honoring mothers and daughters tomorrow at 4 p. m. in the McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Tea will follow in the parlors with Mrs, Arthur Lacey and Mrs, J. Frank Crooks pouring. Mrs. Richard Gilbert, tea chairman, will be ‘assisted by Mrs. LeRoy Flint and Miss Dorothy Parrish. Tell of Honduras Trip Mrs. F. R. Dares will describe her recent trip to Honduras missions at a mother-daughter supper Thursday at 6:30 p. m. in the Car-
rollton Avenue Evangelical and Reformed church. The supper is sponsored by the afternoon and evening groups of the Women's guild of the church, The Woman's Society of Chris-
Street Methodist church will sponsor a mother-daughter banquet! Tuesday at 6:30 p. m. in the church. | Mrs, Almon J. Coble is society president and Mrs. ‘Dale Green, ! ticket chairman. :
Methodists will Hear Dr. Trickett]
Dr. A. Stanley Trickett o speak on “Religious and Social Con- | ditions in Europe Today” at the meeting of the Indianapolis Methodist district Monday in Franklin. Dr. Trickett served for three! years as an army chaplain over-| seas and is the recently appointed | associate secretary of the Meth-|
| 10:45 A.M.—Worship.
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'| odist board of missions and church
extension. He will speak at the! morning session, which will open at 10 a. m, Dr. Clyde E. Wildman, president of DePauw university, will deliver the afternoon address. Dr. W. C.| Hartinger will report on “The Maethonist Hospital,” the Rev. A. J. “Cable, “The Children’s Home;"” the Rev. Stanley Mahan, “River- | vale;” Mrs. W. M. Baumheckel, “The | W. 8. C. 8.;” Mrs. Karel McKee, “The Bethany Retreat and Chris-| tian Education,” and the Rev. W. T. Jones,. “Pensions for Ministers.” Additional reports, business and music directed by the Rev. Floyd | Seelig will complete the program. Women of the host church will | serve luncheon.
ST. MARK’ S UNITED LUTHERAN Prospect and Linden Sts. | Rev. Thomas B. Kline
Sunday School Worship “rire Ceaenaaenn NORTH INDIANAPOLIS CHURCH OF CHRIST
960 West 31st St.
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| Bible Classe | Preaching Service | Young ls Meeting Evenin
BEIVIOE osvvcvrriviones They Evening Bibi e St Seudy
JOHNS, MINISTER
~~ RORTHSIDE CHURCH + OF THE NAZARENE
Eugene at Bar Ermel Short, Minister, TA "2941 or HI- 1790
A Live Sunday 8chool ......
9:45 am, Preachiag Services 10:45, 7:30 p.m, 3 Prayer and Praise Come Enjoy Christian Fellowship Good Music and
Singing
CHRIST TEMPLE
(Apostolie Faith)
402 West Fall Creek Sunday,
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Parkway 11:00 A M., 7:30 | PM
BROADWAY BAPTIST
| 22nd and Broadway Rev. R. M. Dodrill—Rev. man Shreve 9:30
Sunday School, and 4% PM.
_ Worship 10:45 A.M. !
CHURCH 16th and Delaware Sts. REV. MARCUS WwW, JOHNSON: Minister 11:00 A, M.~Church Schoo | 11:00 A. M.~Morning Worship,
mon: “IN THE GARDEN
(CHURCH OF THE ADVENT (Episcopal) Meridian at 33rd Street REV. THOMAS R. THRASHER 7:30 A. M.—~Communion. 9:30 A. M.—Church School. 11:00 A. M.—Morning Prayer and Sermon.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
| Sermon: ____ Sermon:
Episcopal church will receive the
Delaware and bid Streets
Mrs. Blanche Ivers Nelson, R. Recently returned after 10 ‘yea
Honored Guest Sp
DEDICATION ©
afterward at 11:55 a.m, followed] | by a business meeting in the Rob- |
erts room, CHILDREN BY
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH | EPISCOPAL New York and Illinois Sts v. William Burrows, Rector
SECOND FREE MET
Re REV. JOSEPH C. BLACK W. I. Car
eaker, 9:30 and 10:30 A. M.
CORDER GIRLS AND LADIES’ QUARTETTE WILL SING
Appropriate Program and Speakers, 6:30 & 7:30
WILKINS AND PERSHING
Worship God on Mother's Day
N. Class of '32
rs in China
THE PASTOR
HODIST
BTS. (2300 West) MA-D871
| a (700 North WwW. A. SHULLENBERGER, Minister | Binge BEHOOY i.e va on vores iene 9:30 A. | Motning Worship 10:45 A. M.
"HEADLINES AND REAL TRUTH” usic by Excellent Choir | Youth Fellowshiy 5:30 P.M.
‘FIRST PILGRIM HOLINESS
30th and Gale (Bright wood trolley or 088~ wh Bus) NIBARGER, Re CH-7923 Bioadsast Aine.
Sunday, 8 A. M.—Holy Communion. i 9.30 A. M,~Church School,
| 11:00-Holy Communion and Sermon
SWEENEY CHAPEL
Butler University
Sunday Morning Worship ’
Sermon: “Christ and Womanhood.” | {
_ Dean ix. Shelton, Preaching. {
PILGRIM HOLINESS
| | | IT NTERNAT, L HDQTRS., 230-40 K Ohio
Mars Hill Free Methodist
arnsworth ol Foltz Sts.
Mars Hill, Indianapolis. (Mars Hill Bus)
In Honor of Your Mother Attend a Great Sunday School—#:30 A. M,
Siday oul
play the harp and give vocal selec- -
tian Service of the Washington
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ST.JOHN’S EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED E A PIEPENBROK, Pastor
10:15 A. M.— “Rest Under the Yoke."
ZION
_ EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED NORTH AND NEW PREDERICS R. DARIES, D. D. P A. M.—First Service of Worship, 9: a A. M.—Church School. 10:40 A. M.—~Second Service a Worship. Fopic of Sermon “THE NEED OF CHRISTIAN HOMES"
UNITY TRUTH CENTER
Aftil, with th Umit Hdqtrs. Rants Fy, Mo. ewsum, Sundsy Service—11 A, Ex D R. Chap! 3 N.” Penn, Daily Activities, Claypool Rue) For Unity Literature and
Christian Science
Churches
Branches of The Mother Church. The First Chuith. sa Scientist. Bol
The Public If Cordially Invited to Our Services & Free Reading Rooms (R R)
Lesson for Sunday, May 12th; “ADAM THE FALLEN MAN”
Morning Bervices at 11 o'Clock in All Churches FIRST CHURCH Meridian at 20th RR. Church Edifice SECOND CHURCH Delaware at 13th Eve, Serv. 5:00, R. R. be State Life THIRD CHURCH wah Biva, at JHB. Eve. Serv. 8:00 R. Church Bdifice FOURTH CHURCH Eve. serv. 5:00. &. “R. bnarcn’ Baer FIFTH CHURCH College at 62nd Serv. 7:30. R. R. Church BEdifice SIXTH CHURCH 1609%2 Prospect
R. R. 1611 Rect Bt
SUNDAY scrooL, TN ALL CHURCHES
Wednesday ni Aestimontal Mee ings in All Churches at 8 P. or
Eve.
PRACTITIONER { SERVI ICE, ° Tel. | RI-4066
BAPTIST C
HURCHES
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Meridian and Vermont Streets
CARLETON W. ATWATER, D. D., Pastor Rev. Edwin L. McLain, Associate Pastor 9:25 A.M.—Bible School Sermon by the Pastor: “The Motherhood of Go : 30 P.M.—Youth Fellowship. 7.30 P.M.—Worship. Sermon ciate Pastor:
by Asso- | “New Frontiers.”
EMERSON AVE. —Emerson & E New York. eter Vroom, (10:30 A. M., 7:3 oP. M
CENTRAL-—23d East of Central. G. H. O'Donnell, oa and 7:30 P. M.
CROOKED CREEK—N, Mich, Rd. & 56th. Jos.’ L. Hughes, 9:45- 104 45 a. m., 7:30 eva. MEMORIAL B. ST—Bells Vieu and W. . Clair. G. G. Kimsey, 9:30 and 7:30.
eh PARK—29 N. Grant (4100 5 U. 8. Clutton, on M., 75% (A
GARFIELD PARK Bouthern C. 8. Paschal, 10:45 A" Mo 7:30 P. a
WOODRUFF PLACE—Walcott at E. i C. Trent, 10:45 A, M.-7:00 P, M.
RST da dr,, 2 blocks south of W. Washington st. Donald J. Dunkin, pastor. Services 9:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
CMB
“The Christian Home,”
by "SPECIAL MUSIC—J.
THIRD CHRISTIAN CHU
MOTHER'S DAY PROGRAM — PUBLIC INVITED —
CHRISTIAN MEN BUILDERS, INC.
Dr. George Oliver Taylor C. Wilson Boys’ Choir
RCH, [7th and Broadway
Hear M 2:30 A. M. Oscar Wild Cc Others will and young
10:45 A. M.
evening
Chas. R. Hamilton, Minister of Music
Englewood Christian Church
57 N. RURAL STREET (2800 East,
Miss Mildred Welshimer teaches Women's class H. Money teaches Men's class
: No OQ. A TRINKLE, Minister Cadle Tabernacle.
between E. Washington and New York Sts.
any of the Convention Guests Family Bible school C. H. B.
teaches class
be guest speakers in Opportunity class people's department
Sermon, “NEEDED: CHRISTIAN REVOLUTION.” By tman, President Minnesota Bible College,
Closing Convention session at
A
service,
Gaynell Lashbrook Organist
§ Frebubian Churches Invite You
| SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
The Historic Church of Which Henry Ward Beecher was Minister
Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts. JEAN 8. MILNER, D. D., Minister Morning Worship, 11 A. M. DR. MILNER Are You Confused About Religious Faith?
CHURCH SCHOOL—%:45 NURSERY—11 A. M.
oF abernacle Presbyterian 34th and Central DR. ROY EWING VALE REV. HARRY R. MERCER
Ministers 0 A. M.—Bible School 10: | os M Divine Worship DR. VALE.
“80° GOD MADE MOTHERS” Thursday Midweek Service—7:15 P. M.|
Meridian Heights
Central Ave. at 47th
Sunday School, 9:3 Worship, 29: 8 Mother's ok 0 otis of Child
WESTMINSTER
445 N. State (1700 East) L. PEARCY, Minister
i WALTER Sunday School, 9:30; “Worship, Wa A. |
Young People, 4:00 P
~~ METHODIST
We Believe: “A Man Is What His Mother Makes Him” “MOTHER”
10:45 a. m.
“EUROPEAN CONDITIONS" by A. Stanley Trickett 7:45 .p. m.
ROBERTS PARK CHURCH
Methodist (Since 1821) Delaware at Vermont Street DR. SUMNER L. MARTIN, Minister
| CAPITOL AVE. METHODIST
CAPITOL AT 30TH J. FLOYD BEELIG, D. = lar
9:30 A. M.—~Church Schoo 10:45 A. M.—~Morning Worship. “MOTHER, KER 0
MA. 6-7 P. M.~The Twilight Hour Service for Yo uth
Fellowship. A Cordial Welcame to Youth.
~ GRACE
METHODIST
East New York at Grant
A Mother's Day Evangelis stic Serv. ‘7:30 Prayer Meeting— Wednesday, 7:30 P. M.
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DR. SIDNEY BLAIR HARRY, Minister |
Devetion—Discussion—
First Presbyterian Church Delaware at Sixteenth GEORGE ARTHUR FRA
RUSSELL GALLOWAY TWO MORNING SERVICES 9:30 and 11 A. M.
MR. GALLOWAY “WHO "IS MY NEIGHBOR?" Luke 10:29 Church School
Young People's iing __ | Thurs. eve. supper & iE Avoralan s fp.m.
“Memorial Presbyterian
Carropeon, at 11th—Rev, Ralph -L. O'Dell en g Worahi 30 it x ore n ors Jom DR. HOW WARD J ARTEL, ; “THE CHURCH AND ‘PAMILY CRBLIGION' Morning Worship 10: HA AM, Young People’s. Meeting—6:30 P.
NORTHMINSTER _ :
Millersville Masonic Lodge
RAY CLOYD DOWNS, Minister 9:45 A. M.—Church School. 10: 45 A. A. M M.—Worship. > -
Fairview rview Presbyterian 46th_and Capitol Ave. VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister | 9:30 A. M.—~Church School. | 10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship. “A TRIBUTE TO MOTHERS’ | 6:00 P.M. —Young People's Mesting.
“CHURCHES
By the Minister
"Home and Mother” 9:30 A. M.—Church School
given by chancel choir, by Artht Honegger.
North Methodist Church Meridian at 38th Street
Dallas L. Browning, D. D. Minister
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10:45 A. M.—Worship and Sermon
6-9 P. M.—Angelus ‘Hour for Youth 8 P. M.—Auditorial, “King David.”
SATURD URGES A! IN TERM If termites, v | Ing, are Alscov “Totes; fthe be. ; consultia com
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WASHINGTON STREET
W. Washington at Warman Avenue ALMON J. COBLE, Pastor 9:30 A. M.~Church School.
10:40 A, M.—Morning Worship. MOTHERS"
#30 P. M.—Youth Fellowship,
"HAPPY
EAST 10th ‘METHODIST
2327 EAST 10TH STREET
ACHILLES M. BROWN, Minister E ARNOLD CLEGO. Minister vi ats A, re 9:30 A. M. Sermon Theme TI 10:45 A. M. “A MOTHER'S AY SERMON" “THE CHRISTIAN HOU AD. =n » A. M. Youth Fellowship ............. South: Sood! o-s P. M. The DEY College Quartet
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LAST MEETING
CRITICS ANSWERED!
HEIGHTS CHURCH OF CHRIST
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