Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1946 — Page 4

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GREENCASTLE, "uly -13.~President Clyde E. Wildman will give

"the address of welcome at the

opening session of a five-day conferencé for Hoosier rural pastors beginning Monday on the DePauw

campus. Among scheduled

addresses is one on “Studying ‘the Rural Church,” by the Rev. Maurice

Taber, Battle Creek, Mich., Monday afternoon. Dr. Rockwell C. Smith of Garrett Biblical institute, Evanston, Il, will discuss “Rural People in a Hungry World” at the evening session. “A Leadership Program for the Rural Church” will be the topic for an address by the Rev. John B. Howes at the Tuesday session. Dr. Taber will speak on “Problems Facing the Rural Church” same meeting. The Rev. Mr. Howes will speak Wednesday morning on “An Edupational Program for the Rural Church”; Thursday morning on, *A Service Program for the Rural Church”; and Friday morning on, “A Financial Program for the Rural Church.” Dr. Smith will lead the discussion on rural church problems during the last three mornings of the conference and the

~ Rev. Mr. Taber will be discussion

leader in the afternoon sessions on Wednesday and Thursday.

Rural Life Group

Sets Observance

Times Special ELLETTSVILLE, July 12—-E J. Fricke of Indianapolis will speak on “Abundant Living” at the Rural Life Sunday observance of the Monroe County Rural Life association tomorrow at 11 a. m, in the high school gymnasium. Dr. John Helland, pastor of the Little Brown Church of the JAir, Chicago, Ill, will give the afternoon address following a noon basket dinner, A number of Indianapolis laymen and women is expected to attend the meetings. Mr. Fricke is lay leader of the Indianapolis Methodist District and a national committeeman of - the Methodist Federation for Social service.

Methodist Minister Attends Conference The Rev. E. Arnold Clegg, pastor

of the Grace Methodist church, is in New York attending the summer conference for ministers at Union

at the |

-{from Los Angeles where they gave |

week vacation. Dr. . Hartinger will speak tomor-

church in the alent Indianapolis,

Film's 1 Theme

Is Goodwill

Local Advisers Back From Los Angeles

EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editor Miss Genevieve Brown and the

Rev: -Co-&: Woesner-have-yetirned,

ladvice in the making of an inter-| racial, international filmy titled! “For All People.”

The Rev. Mr. Weesner is na-| tional secretary of the visual aids | service of the United Christian Mis- | sionary society and Miss Brown is|

missionary education department. The film will be distributed from the Rev. Mr. Weesner’s department | in the missions building, a Downey ave. It will be available to . interested persons and is suit- | able for use by churches of all denominations, he said. The picture is being made at this time to further the cause of goodwill in the post-war period. It portrays the varied program of the All| People’s Christian erurch and com- | munity center which is sponsored | by the United sociéty in Los An-| geles. Scenes Laid in Church

A plot runs through the scenes | which are laid in the church and the studio.

the singing, by its choir.

Miss Muriel Brown, formerly of] wrote the original|

thedral also made the picture. The group which attends the All

People’s church and community | center includes Nordics, Negroes, Orientals and those of mixed blood. They hail from China, Korea, Mexico, Africa, Armenia, England, Germany, Sweden, Ireland or no ®

religion.

executive secretary of the soclety's|

The acting was done | by young people of the church and]

story-from which the scenario was, written by Cathedral films. e

{uating from De Pauw university

The Indianapolis society for the hard of hearing, 318 Board of Trade bldg, will have a picnic t0-| the film indicates, morrow in Garfield park. Mem-|pranches of work and interest in! bers, their families and friends-have | the church and social center. These. been asked to meet at the park!incude the library, clubs, nurserycommunity center at 2:30 p. m. kindergarten, Sunday school, vacation school, camps, drama groups

Receives $4600 Annually They mingle successfully together, |

Miss Emma C. Puschner, national | child welfare director, American|2nd the like. Legion, will discuss at a Meeting Roughly totaled, the institution of the Rotary Club 58, “Our Chil-| | receives about $4600 annually from | dren's Future,” at 12:15 p. m. Tues- Li Unjled Thiigtan Missionery 80ciety ey also get revenue from Say In the Claypool. joss. and the Los Angeles com- |

The woman's 's auxiliary of St.| munity. {glad reunion. We thank Thee for | Worship and Preaching ..........cc0000i00. 11:00 A. M. Paul's Episcopal church will meet| A‘ “roll-up” title in the film| { CHRISTIAN MEN BUILDERS Bile BUBY .... sharin errr eee. 10:00 A. M, for a 12:30 luncheon Monday at|reads: “This is the story of All| PILGRIM HOLINESS 3¢ Shristisy, Shuyeh-v ITs 4 Broadway Evening Service ................civenunrines 7:00 P. M. the home of Mrs. Frederick C.|People’s church in the city of Los| INTERNATL HDQTRS. 200-M0 E Ohio. re Wednesday Evening Bible Study ......... .T45P. M. Schwengel, 1430 Loretta drive. |Angeles. Situated in a district] EV. Halt NE MA -6481 CHRIST TEMPLE W. L TOTTY, Minister GA. 1742 : ROOKSIDE CHUR H 3101 Brookside . cs __—_. | populated by many nationalities, prev. Ral h McCro CH-2311 (Apostolic - Faith) this church has shown by patience, CH 30th and . Gale Sts. A007 West Pall - Crook . Parkway. . » | ™ Bad Luck Omen? | tolerance and understanding that | SECOND, CHURCH * 4s CROPF St | Sunday. 11:00 A en BRIGH OO0D FREE METHODIST | people of all races can work and | NORTH SIDE CHURCH 1733 E 46th St.| Jiak ant Foroat, Manis I+ Could Be— worship harmoniously. This humble! Rev. T. J Preuse, 4631 N. Caroline Ave.| FIRST CONGREGATIONAL REV. RALPH D. BRIGHT | experiment has demonstrated that CHURCH Bunday School, 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship, 10:30

gown before the ceremony. Mr. Galitski laughed off the w. Subject Announced “Sacrament” is the subject of the |

perstition yesterday and went with | his fiancee, Emily Ziebrowski, 23,{lesson-sermon in all Churches of | Christ, Scientist, tomorrow,

to pick up the gown. Afterwards in another store, he| The Bible citations include ‘the “Study to show thyself

put the package containing the! following: gown on the counter for a min- approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed,

ute. Someone stole it. ————————————— ) MAN DIES PLAYING BALL | !'8htly dividing the word of truth.”| 2 11 Timothy 2:15, [io

Times Special NEW CASTLE, Ind. July 13 The lésson-sermon also includes

38, Co, died suddenly yesterday after- and Health with Key to the Scripnoon while catching for a church | |tures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “More

league softball team. Cause of than profession is requisite for E. A. PIEPENBROK. Pastor } South Stlowmhptw P.M . death was not immediately known. | Christian demonstration.” p. 141 TH A Ma Boral Lite" {i ASSEMBLIES : OF GOD 1240 Roache Street Proposal for Presbyterian ZION | warm wo. | 35 EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED | ", pastor E . | U * St di of NORTH AND NEW JERSEY STREETS. | Taare) JS eting | FREDERICK R. DARIES. D. D.. PASTOR + vullt vt i piscopa nion u Ie 9:10 A.M.~Church School. a oa 10:00 A.M. ~Service of Worship. Mrs. PETROSKEY

Indianapolis Episcopalians and Presbyterians now hold official notice that the document embodying _ the proposed basis of union of their respective denominations has been

pent, la fhe test of effort and many

of the Episcopal church, The most important point in the| document, according to officials, is the drafting of a formula which deals with the mutual recognition

of authority, of the clergy of both communions.

the proposed basis of union that the ' future constitution of .

and that ‘all men ordained afte: ® union will bear the RUthors both braditiona. ,

|has been teaching in the Craw-|Beauty of Jesus”

in the many! Husband's absence.

of it and reads thus:

Sunday School

commission on approaches to unity|

( of holy ordérs and the extension ||, 4 Chis

It is asserted in the articles for

the united church” will provide that ministets who have -been ordained in either church prior to the union || will receive the authority of “either

aii THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES | Ds Church Leader: Ald i in Production of Movie

Miss Genevieve Brown, Indianapolis, center, helps film the movie “For All People” in Los Angeles.

Miss Genevieve Brown

The Rev. C. A. Weesner

Times’ War Veteran and Wife

Re-United in Church Ceremony

' Times Special |well being and abiding love. We “COLUMBUS, Ind. July 13. —Chief | thank Thee for safe return and Warrant Officer Sexson E. Humph-| permits us to be together again. Ireys and Mrs. Frances Humphreys | “We thank Thee for the great were officially reunited here this) {stay love and faith have been durweek in religious ceremonies con-|ing separation. And at this hour ducted by the Rev. E. E. Aldrich, of thanksgiving, we also ask Thy { Methodist district superintendent. | support in renewing our home on The couple was separated 37)the same foundation stone which months because of Chief Warrant has united wus spiritually even | Officer Humphreys’ military duties Wiough physically apart.

After a vacation, Mr. Humphreys hiversary of the congregation. will return to the editorial staff of {| The Indianapolis Times where he | worked before the war. He was will speak at both the 10:45 a. m. tactive- in youth work at the Rob-|and 2:30 p. m. anniversary-services. erts Park Methodist church in In- The Rev. Ford Porter, pastor, will dianapolis. {preach at 7:45 p. m. The church He spent all his time overseas in| 'has completely liquidatel its debt Italy and assisted in re- -establish- | of $25,000 *for buidlings and equiping the government of that country. ment. He had studied in Rome after grad-

College President To Speak at Church

President H. J. Long of Greenville college will speak on “The as the morning fordsville high school during her|worship service tomorrow in the| | Second Free Methodist church. One part of the liturgy which the Dr. Long also will give an ob-| couple repeated in the recent cere-| ject lesson for the church school mony sums up the whole purpose assembly at 9:30 a. m.

some years earlier. While in Rome, he presented his thesis and received his doctorate. Mrs. Humphreys, a one-time sec{retary of the Roberts Park church,

“O God, Our Father, we come to the 8 guest Speaker. Thy house to re-establish. our!~ home, as evidence of our gratitude for Thy loving kindness and great, care, In deep humility and great | Joy, we kneel at Thy altar. We thank Three for safe return and |

CMB

"The Pursuit of Happiness"

‘Subject by Merle Sidener

Dr. Ernest Reveal, superintendent of the Evansville Rescue mission,

foning, Dunday school

SATU

Varied Church Events Slated

Circulating Library «~ Plan Is Announced

Men in the Ft. Benjamin Iarrison Disciplinary barracks will be invited to borrow books from a circulating library supplied by the St. Joan or Arc library. Young girls of the Junior Legion of Mary assist the Rev. Fr. John Lynch in conducting the library in connection with the church at 42d st. and Central ave. The books will be distributed at Ft. Harrison by the Rev. Fr. Bernard R. Sikora, " Religious events scheduled here follow: HILLSIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH—The | women's council will meet for luncheon ad an address by Mrs. E. K. Higdon on ‘The Philippines,” Tuesday, Mrs, Alonzo i will tell the ftory of the “leper pig.” ORTH METHODIST CHURCH—Dr, W. Jones, secretary of the Indiana con-

Ierence, Preachers’ Ald society, win preach OL ib of Neutrality," tomorrow

* 10:4 Ht OLUNTERERS OF AMERICA CHAPEL The Rev, George Heninger will preach tomorrow at 7:45 p. m. and the Rev, William Nango, Rushville, W Unite Brethren pastor, Priday at 7:45 p. UNIVERSITY PARK CHRISTIAN CHURCH--The three circles of the women's cquncil will meet for a noon lunch. eon, separate Susinesy sessions and a mass

session Thursd { CHRISTIAN. “iey BUILDERS, Third Christian church—'‘The Pursuit of Happiness’ will be discussed by Merle Sidener at the meeting at, 9:30 a. m. tomorrow. YOUTH FOR CHRIST, Roberts Park Methodist JOR Sm Rev, Park Tucker of Chillicothe, O., former coal miner, will give the sermon at the 7:30 p. m.

rally tonight, ERANS’ HOSPITAL CHAPEL-A sextet of girls from the Acton Baptist

church w sing accompanied by Betty Keller a. m. service tomorrow, The Rev, C. G. Minton will give the medi-

Arrangements for the service

Blimp Which Aided. in First Tokyo Raid Is a Airport Here

Indianapolis residents today craned at the first lighter-than-air craft to float over the city in six years, It was the Goodyear blimp Ranger, which nosed into its mooring mast at Hoosier Parks airport late yesterday for a 10-day visit. This is the same ship that in navy service carried supplies to Lt. Gen. Doolittle's fliers preparatory to their Tokyo raid. It has been returned to civilian pursuits and will undergo a series of shakedown tests while here. The public will be permitted to inspect the dirigible from a safe

distance at the airport. : One of five blimps turned ‘over to the navy by the Goodyear com-

ing and antisubmarine warfare before being used for the Tokyo raid. At 9 and 11 o'clock each night|: while it is here, the Ranger will flash news bulletins from the sky by “means of 10-foot-high' neon letters. . The blimp is of the flexible type and is the smallest lighter-than-air craft in use today. It has a 150-foot-long envelope and a 23-foot | cabin.

KARAT CLUB PLANS. MID-SUMMER MEET

Plans have been completed for | the mid-summer meeting of the

Indiana Jewelers 24 Karat club next Monday and Tuesday in the

French Lick Springs hotel, A. 8, Rowe, Indianapolis, secretary-treas-urer, said yesterday.

Approximately 100 Hoosier jewelers and their wives are expected to

WHEAT SALE ORDER TO BE TERMINATED

WASHINGTON, July 13 (U. P.). —The agriculture department will

farmers tp sell half of all wheat | delivered to grain elevators. |

UNITY TRUTH CENTER

All. with Unit

pany, the craft was used for train-|

Rev.

terminate Tuesday its order forcing | Rev. George Henninger,

iin

RDAY, JULY. 13, 148,

Hdqtrs Kansas City, Me. Dale Newsum, o Sunday Service ~11 lt A R Chapter House, 824 N. Penn. Practitioner service—Unity Literature tivities, ay Hotel n Telephone RI-4066 A

FIRST" FRIENDSHIF CHURCH

Prospect and pruce

SUNDAY SERVICES 10:30 A M. 8 P. M. REVIVAL Each Evening

Evangelist Pearl West

H. L. Alvey Pastor

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA 320 N. Illinois

Col. XK. Grace Crandall Officer in Charge

SUNDAY, 7:45 P. M. Methodist Minister ~8pecial Music—

FRIDAY, JULY 19, 7:45 P. M. Rev.’ Willlam Mango, United Brethren Minister, Rushville, Ind. SPECIAL MUSIC

(Congregational singing 1s carried to the passer-by by means of the newly-installed | putlic address system.)

attend the two-day meeting. They

will be welcomed at a dinner Monday evening by Edward O. Little,

ENGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH

were made by the Bunker Hill unit 220 of the 11th district American Legion | auxiliary.

Pastor Composes |

‘Honor Old Glory’

Another song from the prolific pen of the Rev. Charles M. Fill-| more-offers the church as the only. influerice competent ‘to transform the present day world into an “abiding state of blessedness.” The Rev. Mr. Fillmore, now 86, | has been writing songs and singing | them since his early 20's. He is the | son of a preacher-musician and the brother of song publishers. He rode to fame in 1896 on his composition, “Tell Mother I'll Be There,” which was followed by various songs including “Thank God for America,” in 1940. “Honor Old Glory,” a song written in honor of the composer's 86th birthday, will be sung tomorrow in the Sunday school of the Third Christian church,

Woodlawn Avenue and Wright Street

{which

FOURSQUARE GOSPEL Church

Auburn, Ind., president of the club.

Other officers include Ralph E.

Roesler, Marion, first vice president,

and Carl L. Rest, Columbus, second vice president

LABOR RULING UPHELD

WASHINGTON, July 13 (U. P.).|

—The national labor relations board today affirmed a March 18 recommendation of a trial examiner ordered the Gatke Corp. Warsaw. Ind., to cease unfair labor praglicesy After the ruling was | given,- the respondent filed exceptions.

BROADWAY BAPTIST

22d and Broadway R M Dodrill—Rev. nday School, 9:30 A and Y.30 PM

Rev. Su Worship 10:45 A

THE CALVARY HOUR W-I-SH 8:00 A. M.

SUNDAY Raymond G. Hoekstra, Minister

CALVARY TABERNACLE |

902 Fletcher Ave,

2 FULL LINE UNITY LITERATURE

lin Europe. Upon his return, they Fo— 9:30 Wedn day 5 Tne. M, wished to renew their marriage Berean Baptists to Rev. Paul Royer, of Los Angeles vows and receive the blessing of the REY ENGES, Pastor | church and their former pastor, the Observe Anniversary Rev. Mr. Aldrich. | - The Berean Baptist church will | The Rev. Mr. Aldrich performed. release into the air 576 balloons car) (Attated Witn a TRL City, Mo.) the ceremony in -the Methodist rying religious tracts ‘tomorrow af- | DR. PREDER RICK SLIAS A2 ANDREWS church here with only Mrs. Aldrich : : | , Open Daly 10 to 4. Phone FR-425¢ a5 a witness; ternoon in honor of the eighth an- | - Baturary Hot |

MARS HILL FREE METHODIST ‘Farnsworth and * Foltz Sts, Mars Hill, Indianapolis (Mars Hill Bus)

Welcome the

to fastest

Indianapolis.

9:30 A. M.

J. CLINTON SWANAGAN, Minister BE-3020-4

PRES. H. J. LONG |

CHEMIST AND ERDUCATOR

Tabernacle Service 9: 45 and 11:0 100 A. M.

Christian Science

Churches

Branches of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston, Mass.

The Public 1s Cordially Invited to Ow: Services & Pree Reading Rooms (RR)

Lesson for Sunday, July 14th - “Sacrament”

Morning ‘Services at 11 o'Clock in All Churches

FIRST CHURCH Meridian at 20th R R Church Edifice SECOND. CHURCH Delaware at 12th R. R. 526 State Life THIRD CHURCH Wash. ‘Blvd. at 34th R. R. Church Edifice

co Shreve |

VBP

10:45 A M.—Worship.

745 P M.—Sermon,

9, —A WELCOME

A ‘Minister

TRINKLE

3815 E. New York

Tuesday, 8 P. M., Bible

9:30 A M.—Pamily Bible school.

. “THE REJECTED INVITATION" 6:30 P M.—Youth Vespers

"THE BIBLE CHURCH

Sunday School 10:00 A M. Morning Worship ..11:00 A. M. Tuesday, 8.-P MM. Bible Class, Evangelistic

MIDWEEK SERVICES

Friday, 8 P. M., Y. P. Services James E. Petty, Pastor

N. Rural Street

Five large adult classes, Sermon,

“GOD'S PROMISES CONDITIONAL" TO ALL IN ALL SERVICES~

St.

Class

Wade and Linden Sts

Bible School—9:30

Morning Service 10:45 Evansville Re

Afternoon—2 30— "576" Gospel Balloons

Evangelist Service—7:45. 8

Berean Missionary Baptist CELEBRATE 8TH ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY

With Services All Day—Tune in WISH—7:30 A. M.

Speaker, Dr. Ernest J. Reveal,

CHAPEL BELLS TRIO WILL SING

~ SOMETHING DIFFERENT—DON'T MISS IT! Dr. Reveal, Speaker

FORD PORTER, Pastor

B. Y. P. U.—6:30 P. M.

Supt. of the scue Mission

Will Be Released with a Gospel Tract.

peaker, Pastor Ford Porter

. SALEM ANNUAL CA

REV. J. M. HAMES

Speaker at 10:30 A. M.

One Square North of 3500 W. Washington Street at Market and Alton MISSIONARY BANDS

CLOSING DAY, SUNDAY, JULY 14

REV. DOUGLAS SLACK

PARK MP MEETING

REV. ALTON S. JOPPIE

Speaker at 7:30 P. M.

Song Evangelist

| MISSIONARY RALLY—2 P.M.

Missionaries from India, Japan and Jamaica {| Rev. LeRoy E. Bula, President. Rev. Pred Abel, Vice President

BAPTIST CHURCHES

FIRST. BAPTIST CHURCH GARFIELD PARK

Joseph Black, pastor, will introduce

Donald Best, Soloist Our Guest, 9:30 "The Beauty of Jesus," 10:30 YOUTH HOUR

The Rev. Rev. Joseph C. Black “The How of Divine Assurance.”

Praver

Praise, "Thurs

SECOND FREE METHODIST

,Wilkins and Pershin Car, 2300 West,

Pleas Run Pkwy. Eve. rv. 5:

FIFTH

Eve. Serv. 1:30 SIXTH

7:00

R R

T:45 T5 -

Sts A-9871

FOURTH CHURCH

8 DOrive, at Butler

R R. Church Edifice

CHURCH

Soller at 62n

R Church Edifice R CHURCH

1609'% Prospect St 1611 Prospect

SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES AT 11 A M

Wednesday Evening Testimonial Meet ings in All Churches at 8 P M

GARFIELD HEIGHTS CHURCH OF CHRIST

2842 SHELBY STREET

Meridian and Vermont Streets 1061 Southern Ave. | CARLETON W. ATWATER, D. D, Pastor

Rev. Edwin L. McLain, Associate Pastor 9:25 a. m. ‘Bible School 10:30 a. m. Morning Worship

Dr. Clyde C. Wildman, President of De Pauw University guest preacher

TUXEDO PARK—29 N. ( rant 4100 e east) U. 8 Clutton 5:30 A, M, 7:3 M EMERSON AVE. —Emerson & E. ne York Peter Vroom, 10:30 A. M., 7:30 P. M, | CENTRAL—23d East of Central. G H [. O'Donnell. 10:40 and 7 7:30 P. M.

Rev. Walter Laetsch, Pastor | Sunday School . ..9:30 A. M. Warren M. Bruner, Supt. . 10:45 and 7:30 P. M.

| LYNDHURST Lyndhurst dr., 2 blocks so.

| of W Washington st. Donald J. Dunkin, | pastor. Services 9:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. .m

WOODRUFF PLACE— Walcott at & Mich. bo LC 'Trent, 10:45 45 A. M., 7:00 P. M.

~ Presbyterian Churches Invite You

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

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

ST. MARK'S

16th and Delaware Sts.

REV. MARCUS W. JOHNSON, Minister

UNITED LUTHERAN

Prospect and Linden Sts. Rev. Thomas B. Kline

11:00 A. M.—Church School. Sermon ‘Possession and Obsession.”

NORTH INDIANAPOLIS CHURCH OF CHRIST

960 West 3st St

9:15 A.M. 10:15 AM.

Worship

Bible Classes 4A. M Preaching Serv Lovee 10:30 ALM GETHSEMANE Young Ee oars’ Meeting ae 845 P. M Evening Service LT4SP. M Thursday Evening Bible: Study” ............ .T4P. M

4717 E.. Michigan REV."JOHN 8S. ALBERT, D. D.

9:30 A. .M.—Sunday School. 10:45

J a JOHNS, MINISTER

Central Christian Church Delaware and Walnut Sts ! (700 North) W. A Shullenberger, | Minister. |

Bible School—9:30 A. M.

Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. ncommon Needs,

M.—Morning Worship “Manitesting God's Mercy”

ST. JOHN'S

EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED

Leonard and Sanders St

UNITED LUTHERAN |

on way ‘to Africa

“The Balt of the Earth"

Rev. Roger Malsbary, Founder- Director RALLY TONIGHT—7:30 Roberts Park Methodist Church

Delaware and Vermont Sts.

Hear Rev. PARK TUCKER.

Minister , . . Former Coal Miner ; 4 : ; Learn the dramatic bach ound of this man whom the LORD saved in a terrific Ex rLo810) Park Tucker vowed that he would Preach the © gospel | Beliver from the mine pit.

YPMS 6:45 P. M.

Thursday Night Prayer Meeting. 7:30

Evangelistic Service,

7:30

Communion

Tabernacle Presbyterian ! 34th and Central | DR. ROY EWING VALE

REV HARRY R. MERCER Ministers 9.3u A. M.-—Bible School 10.45 A. M.-Divine Worsnip

But Common Faith]

FRIENDLY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

Corner Ray and Holmes Ave. REVIVAL THROUGH JULY 2ist Rev. Bennie Morgan, speaking Each Evening—-7:30 P. M Sunday Morning—10:30 A. M.

If you don't like old time Gospel preaching don’t come. every service, So don’t fail to hear this man of God preach old time Bible Truth.

Miss Flora Bell Slater,

Rev. J. H. Fowler, Pastor

* MISSIONARY SERVICE

PILGRIM "BUILDING ASSEMBLY HALL, 230 E. OHIO ST

SUNDAY, JULY 14, 3 P. M.

just returned from Porto Rica This service will be of interest to all.

AUSPICES PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH

if you do come to

Mr Mercer “As A Man Thinketh” Thursday Midweek Service—7:30 P. M.

Meridian Heights

Centra) Ave. at 47th

Sunday School. 9:30 Warren E Darnell Guest Speaker

WESTMINSTER

| 445 N State 11700 East) WALTER L PEARCY Minister |

_._» Young People. 4:0( 4:00 PM

“METHODIST

Worship, 10:48

| Sunday School 9:30; Worship. 10:40 A M {

First Presbyterian Church { Delaware at Sixteenth GEORGE ARTHUR PFRANTS RUSSELL GALLOWAY TWO MORNING SERVICES 9:30 and 11 A. M.

DR FRANTZ Once” Ephes, 2:13 Church School cassava N30 Young People's Meeting Sessasnatvns 6:45

Memorial Presbyterian Carrollton at 1lith—Rev. Reaslph L O'Dell

| { IB | Church School for All Ages—0:30 A. M. 5 A M.—Morning Worship: Mr. |

Irae MacDonald,

uest’ speaker: "On Being Fools 9

NORTHMINSTER

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

Fairview Presbyterian 46th and Capitol Ave VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister

| 30 A. M.=Church School.

130 A. M -~Morning Worsh Pe Brooks Along Life's

CHURCHES

Way

“YOU ARE IMPORTANT"

Sonn

- 10:45 A M

CHURCH OF CHRIST 40th & N. Capitol Ave. Bible Study 9:45 A. M,

10:45 A. M., Morning Worship. 7:45 P. M., Evening Service

Robert Martin, of Bradenton, Fla., Guest Speaker for Summer

| Youth Program in Charge of | Mrs. Glan MeColgin

{ Methodist (Since 1821) Delaware at Vermont Street

REV A. L.

Young

SOUTHSIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

Olive and LeGrande

EMMERT, Pastor

Monday Night, 7:45 Victory Jubilee Quartet

have

Famous radio quartet who traveled from coast to coast and who have covered Canada and Mexico.

Jubilee Bongs—Hymns-—Negro Spirituals

and

Rev. Gene: Phillips District Buperintendent

All Churches Are Invited to Attend

Sunday Services Sunday School, 9:30 ; Morning Worship, 10:36-A..M.

People, 6:45

Evening Service, 7:45 P. M.

CAPITOL AT 30TH STREET J. FLOYD SEELIG. D D. Minister

| 9:30 A. M.—Chureh Sc | 10:45 A. M.—Morning W Lost Your Bible?’ . JAMES BASH, Guest Soloist

A Cordial Welcome to All

“The Myth of Neutrality.” 9:50 A M.—Church School -

North Methodist Church

Meridia at 38th Street

Saint Mark Methodist "Church West Sixteenth at Medford | : os Raleigh Sutiand oa ified Service at 1 7 <n Religious Ue of .

y _—-_ ae

: . no Shices : An A a a a anni te i Sens

ROBERTS PARK CHURCH

Dr. Summer L Martin, Minis Minister

CAPITOL AVE. METHODIST

h Worehip, “Have You

10:45 A. M.—Dr, W. T. Jones, Secy., ind. Conf. Preachers Aid Society.

Dallas L. Browning, D. D. , Minister

GRACE

METHODIST Bast New York at Grant

E. ARNOLD CLEGG, Minister, 10:40 A. M,

bog Dr. W. C. Hartinger, Guest Preacher

Church School—9:30 A. M. Youth Fellowship—6 P. M.

EAST 10th METHODIST

“The Door Always Open” Youth Fellowship

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G. G, PEEL, Pastor Bible School, 9:30. Worship Service, 10:00 Young People, 6:30. Eve. Service 1:30 Thursday Eve. Prayer Service 7:30 p. ms

WASHINGTON STREET W. Washington at Warman Avenue ALMON J. COBLE, Pastor 9:30 A. M.~Church School. L10:40 A. M.—Morning Worship.’ : Holy Communion 30 P.M.~Youth Pellowship.

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