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tending Merom natitute, went to Shere are 1 las ATEA Blue ep hansor for the socie Rev. Walter G. Proctor, pastor. BoBERTS | Pan METRO! ODIST CHURCH h Dn pitach on

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class will sor the 7:45 m. serv when the Victor B. Hargitt will ch. Mabelle Marie len will sing and direct al hymns. CENTENARY The Rev, Lavon and his family will begin r month's yasation by at-

tendin the Disciples of Christ next Ey in CoJum

PARK CHRISTIAN nt i BS otha of the give the iB CHEISY_DI, John MerrBrotessor at. the Coleg an i ray ionighi wil peak at at the 7 3 Dion y tonight

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ly chaplain, will speak. ArJangunen ments for the music were made by Sndiamapots Power and Light unit 00 of the 11th district American Legion

auxiliary. CHRISTIAN BUILDERS, Third Christian TA OE the 9:30 on “All Work Merle Sidere

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Of Lesson-Sermon

“Love” is the subject of the les-son-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, tomorrow. The Bible citations include the following: “I will feed them in a good pasture and upon the high mountains of Israel shall their fold be.” Ez. 34:14. The lesson-sermon also includes the following passage from the! Christian Science textbook, “Science | and Health with Key to the Scrip-| tures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “Each successive stage of experience unfolds new views of divine goodness and love,” p. 66

THE

BIBLE CHURCH

3815 E. NEW YORK ST,

Services 10 A. M, 8. 8. 11:30 Worship 7:45 Evangelistic

" Tues, 8 P. M. Bible Class

Fri, 8 P. M, Y. P. Service

James E. Petty, Minister

CMB

“All Werk and No Play.”

Subject by Merle Sidener

CHRISTIAN MEN BUILDERS

3d Christian Church—17th & Broadway

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Lesson for Sunday, Aug. 4th : “Love.”

| Mornine Services at 11 o'Clock ~~ in All Churches

Sin,

FIRST CHURCH

will | north Italy,

the call to prayer.

conference.

in Jesus Christ, embodiment of

:| peace and goodwill.

In a colorful bit of transplanted Europe, the parish of Holy Trinity Catholic church on the west side of the city, the residents lay great

.| stress upon the Angelus,

Bells Dearly Loved The parish includes a majority of Slovenians from Yugoslavia and the community of Trieste so frequently in the news. Other members are Hungarians,

Rev. | Poles, Croatians, Bohemians, Ger- » | mans and Irish.

The grandparents of these peo-

. cha » ple came to Indianapolis to work in

Their descendants, for the most ‘part, cling to the old neighborhood.

Holy Trinity church and dearly love the bells,” the Rev. Fr. Edward Bockhold, pastor, will tell you. Father Bockhold mentioned that his church as well as the Angelus emphasizes the Trinity. For the Angelus sounds three separate

the final prolonged chiming in the end. Death Brings Tolling

This occurs at 6 a. m., at noon and 6 p. m, daily. Different prayers are offered during the ringing with the Hail Mary said in the intervals of silence. When a Holy Trinity parishioner dies, the janitor tolls the church bell as soon as he is notified. Mem- { bers of the congregation, who have

{heard that a fellow churchman is

gravely ill, know by the tolling what has happened. The bell also tolls from time to time until after the burial. At Christmas, Easter, on the Feast of Holy Trinity and on such such occasions as V-E and V-J days, the bells ring long and joyfully. Then three men swing them, employing a definite rhythm said to be impressive.

Prayers Are Expected All Catholics everywhere are expected to say the designated prayer {if it is possible, when they hear |the Angelus ringing. If they are in a private place, they are supposed to cease all activities and reverently pray. This brings to mind Millet’s painting of = the French peasants suspending their work in the fields upon the sound of the Angelus. In addition to Holy Trinity, Holy Rosary and Sacred Heart Catholic churches are known for their bells, A few local Catholic churches { possess no ‘bells and some have been

Much of their interest centers in “they

times with three rings each before

“The Angelus” . . . James Zeunick (left above), Joseph Downey and Nancy Jo Dezelen pause reverently in the convent garden as the bell in the tower of Holy Trinity Catholic church, above their heads, sounds

Message of Peace Sounded

By All Catholic Churches

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Timés Church Editor

The Angelus rung by Indianapolis church bells and others around the world sounds a message of special meaning for the Paric Peace

Since the 13th century, the Angelus bells have been called “peace bells” and have carried the same connotations. Their ringing serves as a _| reminder of the Incarnation, of the

fact that God took the form of man

forced to discentinue the ringing of the Angelus because of the lack of bell ringers. It takes a strong arm, you know, to pull a rope and set in motion ~ metal bells weighing hundreds of pounds, even tons. The Bacred Heéart church has four bells. The largest occupies the north steeple, was cast in St. Louis, measures 60 inches across its base and is 50 inches high. It is dedicated to the Sacred Heart. The other three bells occupy the south steeple and are dedicated, respectively, to St. Francis, the Blessed Virgin and to St. Joseph. A new electric bell ringer was installed recently to operate the big bell. The Angelus sounds three times daily, Largest Weighs 7000 Pounds The largest of Holy Rosary’s six bells weighs 7000 pounds. When it swings, you can feel the vibration at quite a distance. The church now is installing electrical machin~ ery to swing the bells for the Angelus and for services. The bell of Our Lady of Lourdes church sounds the Angelus and is operated by an electric bell-ringer and a time clock. Some of the other churches which ring the

Medical Boxes Sent to Islands

Disciples of Christ Aiding Philippines The final box of a total of 125 containing clothing and medical supplies aggregating more than 13 tons is on its way to the Philippines from the Disciples of Christ. The boxes were packed in the Missions bldg., 222 Downey ave., by young people of the Downey Avenue and Garfleld Christian churches and of the Y. W. C. A. Miss Mary Higdon, who was born in the islands while her parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. K. Higdon, were missionaries there, directed the packing. The supplies came from all parts of the United States, The young people gave many evenings and Saturdays to the work of packing boxes.

brotherhood Day of Compassion effort. Dr. Crain is executive secretary of the department of social

IE, INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . a "Church Bell Tols the Hour for Prayer.

Another project of mercy conducted by the Disciples under the leadership of James A. Crain is a program of collecting financial gifts for war stricken areas of the world. This project is in addition to the

Rural Church - Institute Set

Ministers and Laymen To Convene at Butler

Hoosier laymen and ministers will attend an institute on “The Rural Church” Aug. 13 and 14 at the Butler School of Religion. The institute will be sponsored by the school and the Rural Church commission of the Indiana Christian Missionary association. The special speaker for the institute will be Dr. Thomas A. Tripp of New York, executive secretary of the Rural Church commission of the Congregational church. He will be on the campus of the school of religion giving a summer school course the same week on “The Rural Church Today,” Dr. Tripp will lecture five times to the institute personnel. Dr. Frank H. Demaree of Purdue will speak on “The Land and the People.” Dr. Ernest L. Shidler, FSA regional director of West Lafayette, also will speak, on the Tuesday afternoon forum for discussion of “Rural Indiana” There will be a dinner Tuesday night, Aug. 13, featuring an address by Dr, Tripp followed by a discussion of “Christian Churches of Rural Indiana.” The Rev. Edwin L. Becker, director of rural life for the United Christian Missionary society, and Dr. O. L. Shelton, dean of the Butler School of Religion, will lead a discussion of “The Rural Ministry,” Wednesday, Aug. 14, at 8:30 a. m. Dr. Tripp will bring the institute to a close with’ an address the same day at 2:30 p. m. The Rev. Mr. Becker will lecture at the Butler summer school on “The Rural Church Today,” during the week beginning Aug. 20 and the Rev, Graham, the following week.

Vincennes Minister,

Wife Will Go Abroad Times Special, VINCENNES, Aug. 3—The Rev. Raymond H. Montgomery Sr. pastor of the First Christian church, and Mrs, Montgomery will go abroad at the end of the summer as the guests of the congregation. The trip has been planned in honor of the Rev, Mr. Montgomery's 20 years’ ministry to the church. The couple intends to visit Engand and attend the annual con-

At Vacation School

‘A mural depicting the friendship existing between Christians in all parts of the world will be made by primary children in the twoweek vacation school of the Olive Branch Christian church begthning Monday. The Rev. Leon Weathiennan, church minister of educagion, will direct the vacation school. Children between the ages 4 and 11 will be enrolled, Other teachers are Mrs. Carl Allen, Mrs, O. L. Booher and Mrs. Mary Ellen Ends.

Be Ordained

Minister Will Serve Deaf, Blind Lutherans

Deaf and blind Lutherans of Indiana and southern Indiana will be served by a new minister beginning tomorrow, The Rev. Martin Kosche of Gary, Ind, who was graduated in the class of 1946 from Concordia Seminary, Springfield, Ill, will serve the blind and deaf church folk. The Rev, Mr. Kosche will be ordained and installed in ceremonies tomorrow at 4:30 p. m. in the Trinity Lutheran church. The Rev. Theodore C. Meibohm, recently appointed pastor of 8t. Paul's Lutheran church, will give the address. The Rev. C. A. Baumgartel of Gary will officiate at the rite of ordination assisted by local clerygmen. The Rev. Walter C. Maas, host pastor, will preside as liturgist and a mixed quartet and Otto R. Spurgat, organist, will provide the music. The entire service, including the hymns sung by the hearing congregation, will be translated into the sign" language by the Rev. N. P. Uhlig of St. Louis. The Rev. Mr. Kosche succeeds the Rev, H. H. Schauland. The new pastor for the deaf and blind will conduct services regularly in Trinity church and for organized groups in Columbus, Terre Haute and Vincennes, Ind. in Louisville, Ky., and in Cincinnati.

welfare for the e Disciples.

|Mural to Be Project

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CHRIST TEMPLE

(Apostolic Faith)

402 West Pall Creek Parkway Sunday, 11:00 A. M, Ti30 P, M.

Gary. Pastor to]:

BROADWAY BAPTIST

22d and Broadway

Rev. R. M. Dodri! Re Sunday School, § % ant Shreve

SATURDAY, ATG. 5, 101

REDECORATED CHURCH Special Service Classes for ‘All, 9:30 % Rev. +, Joseph C. Black ¥ Ls 7:46 P. M. p rs

a Hour, 17:00

Society Meeting, Tues, 7:45 Prayer, Praise, Thurs. 7.45

SECOND FREE METHODIST

Meridian and Vermont Streets CARLETON W. ATWATER, D. D., Pastor Rev. Edwin L. McLain, Associate Pastor 9:25 A. M.—Bible School. 10:30 A. M.—*‘Communion Message.” “In Memoriam.” The associate Pastor,

YNDHURST—Lynd of W, Washtatraa a bard Bros So

pastor. Services 9:30 a, m, and 7:30 p. .m

CENTRAL=334 ¥aat of . H. O'Donnell, 10:40 Co rek

Worship 10:48 A. M. and 1:30 P. M. w.'L. Cag, 3300 West: Savina BAPTIST CHURCHES FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH GARFIELD PARK ~~ 1

1061 Southern Ave. Rev. Walter Laetsch, Pastor Sunday School ..... ee ..9:30 AL ML Warren M. Bruner, Supt. 10:45 and 7:30 P. M.

EMERSON AVE! Fe Va Ol PE L. e. i 10:48 A. Mey 7:00 PML Mick Grant. (4100 ea 30 P, M.

U. 8. Clutton, "9:30 A. M., 7:30

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powerful . broadcast stations, XEG and

Beginning Tonight and all next week

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eard over two of nation’s most

2200 ENGLISH AVE,

Presbyterian Churches Invite You

Tabernacle Presbyterian 34th and Central DR. ROY EWING VALE REV. HARRY R. MERCER Ministers 9:3v A. M.—Bible School

10:45 A. M.-~Divine 4d Mr. Mercer Preaching

rvice Thursday OMidweek Service—7:30 P. M.

First Presbyterian Church Delaware at Sixteenth GEORGE ARTHUR FRANTS RUSSELL GALLOWAY

TWO MORNING SERVICES 9:30 and 11 A. M. DR. FRANTZ

“The Problems of Prayer” Matt. 15; 21=28.

Church School Young People’s meeting

WESTMINSTER

445 N. State (1700 East) WALTER L. PEARCY, Minister

Memorial Presbyterian Carrollton at 11th Ralph L. O'Dell hug hg

Fev. Church School for All Serving of of ug

Meditation

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

Fairview Presbyterian

46th and -Cspitol Ave VIRGIL D. RAGAN. Minister

BREE Woe L. O'Dell er ro

Guest Speaker, Te Meridian Heights. Central Ave. at 4Tth

Sunday School, 9:30 Communion, 10:38 tation

Sunday School, 9:30; Worship, 10:48 A. M. Young People, 4:00 P. M.

METHODIST

Medi "Te Beauty of The Lord” iram Wollam

CHURCHES

Angelus are Holy Cross, which has two large belis operated by pulling a rope by hand; St. Francis DeSales, which has two bells, one for ringing and one for tolling;

erated by hand as has the St. Philip Neri church, Angelus Explained The Angelus gets its name from the word “angel” in the beginning of the traditional prayer: gel of the Lord declared unto Mary and she oonceived of the Holy The line of the prayer which sums up the meaning of the Angelus runs thus: “And the word

us.”

Tryouts Are Planned

‘For New Bach Choir

George Frederick Holler will hold Bach choir with a limited member-

the First Presbyterian church.

masters.

Sept. 9, and each Monday thereafter at an hour to be named.

Also, St. Patrick’s has a bell op-|

“The an-|

was made flesh and dwelt amongst |

tryouts for a new Indianapolis | ship of 50, Aug. 29 and Sept. 4, in |

Mr, Holler is choirmaster of the! church, He will train and direct | the 50 singers in the shorter, little | known Works of Bach and the old | The choir will meet at] the church for its first rehearsal |

7:30 P. M.

ROBERTS PAR Cor

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WORLD WAR MEMORIAL

'SATURD! Broad In Con

“A cool and | gation worships completely than This is the t the Rev. W. E. the Broad Rippl Following his | the pastor she [ the Sunday mor | day is very ws congregation ar coatless to ser many do so eve The Rev. Mr. | teresting childre preaching-worsh that Sunday scl essary but not need the worshi is the main pury services, he says

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With this in 1 mitted to ushe: to the pews and lection. They p ful duties with the Sunday mi tell you. The Rev. Mr. administer to !} every needed w manner of the has always run ployment agency ers, he reports. reverse—tries to jobs rather than of the congregat He placed app wanted dogs” in cent months. 1; best, he says, to fied problems wi ‘Shopping D For years, his ducted a “Mothe Women of the c« lunch which scl purchase at a si and other enter nished to fll the the children do school, but to ti time, Being rele

PILGRIM

Rev. Ralph MecCr FIRST Rev R E. Nibar SECOND CHURCH

Rev. Gi 3 vention of the British churches at MARS HILL G R A C IL CAPITOL AVE. METHODIST, NORTE SIDE civ Birmingham. The Rey. Mr. Mont- FREE METHODIST CAPITOL AT a STREET Teuse J. FLOYD SEELIG, D. D.. Minister SOMery has Sevoled ho Zn Oo Farnsworth and Fol METHODIST Church School—9:30 CEN his life to Hoosier pastorates. : Bast New York st Grant Morning Worship—10:30 CHRISTIAI Sts, Mars Hill, E. ARNOLD CLEGG, Minister. Sermon by 9 Indianapolis ‘ Dr, John G. Benson 3 Delaware and ST.JOHN'S ar wht: Pi Mars Hill Bus) Sermon theme: “Vacation Voices” You are welcome ! Dr W. a EVANGELICAL | AND REFORMED Welcome {or the fastest Chureh School—9:30 A. M. EAST 10th METHODIST i Bible Scho EL and Sanders St. flare “Sut. a MiB Youth Pellowship—8 P. M. 2327 EAST 10TH STREET | Morning. Wor: A PE PIEPENBROK., Pastor REV. O. R. HOLMES, Minister h “Have Life's Cha 10:18 A. MZ“The Good and Paithful 9:30 A. M. “Charge to Me: by Rev. Geo. M. Smith! (pu gohooh +.rvveressssens 930430 BER Youth Peilowship— Borvapl” J ! EWANAGAN, Minister : Worship ....covavessaneccne eee 1048 A ML i CHURCH 0 BE-3020-4 “pather's Gifts” by Rev. Victor B. Hargett “The Church in Thy House” 7 ON 746 P. M. Youth PellowshiD ............. 1:30PM (Epi Meridian a VANOELISAG oD ORMED _ Rev. J. H. and ROBERTS PARK CHURCH MORRIS STREET RE an 8 NORTH AND NEW JERSEY STREETS Methodist (Since 1831) 333 B. Morris St. G. G. PEEL, Pastor 7:30 A, M.—Holy C FREDERICK R. DARIES, D. D., PASTOR Bulah Stroud Delaware at Vermont Street Bible School, 9:30. Worship Service, 10:00 11:00 A. M.—Holy C 9:10 AM.~Church School. ; Th c Dr. Summer L. Martin, Minister Young People, 6:30. Eve. Service 7:30 Rev. Chester G. ) 10:00 A.M.—Service of Worship, ° is Ci : Thursday Bve. Prayer Service, 7:30 p.m. ee rc— “Thou Wilt Keep Tce Mind Is Cor J y 9:30 A. M.~Church School wi - ays on ee. = ome an ear . * py th By ur, eh Bs sue i0d8, A Mor, vs S08 Nth?) WASHINGTON STREET BM FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Them at the USHA. M. W. Washington at Warman Avenue UNITY TRU CHURCH North Methodist AtatoN 3, COBLA, Fase 16th and Delaware Sta. TRUE GOSPEL CHURCH SoA we Coren Seti AML vale New REV. MARCUS W. JONSON, Minister 1723 Howard st. Church 230A. Ss oe TN 11:00 A. M.—Church Schoo 10:40 A. M.—Morning Worship. Church closed Cli Sept. 8th. Saturday, Aug. 3rd, 7:30 P. M., Meridian at 38th Street SEI Touts Peliowskip. BNR Chatter Old-Time Preaching and Good Singing | Dallas L. Browning, D. D., Minister] Dally aeuivitie

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Nelson Foon 0 FIRST Rev. Charles 'B MA. 0720 FLACKVILLE Myrick 42 EDGEWOOD Bright 32

Rev. a a ui FIRST COLORED

926 W, 20th 8 Rev. Chaties B. Fosers

FRIENDLY Ray 8t. and Holmes Ave, Rev. Joseph H. Fowler CUT MAL 3679

CHURCHES #ZENATAREN

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116 E. : Jones

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Ind. Parry and G.

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Rev. Daniel W, Ww. Jewell

NORTHSIDE 1202 Bugene St. Rev. Ermel Short TA. 204)

, SOUTHSIDE Olive St. ar and LeGrande Ave.

SPEEDWAY 5250 Crawfordsville Rd.

A. 1 Rev. Donald Konkle

GARFIELD

Raymond

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Rev. Leo C. Davig BE. 0750 RAY STREET Ray St. and Warren Ave,

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MADISON AVENUE

. Cole 2

Standley Sts, , T1317

Rev. Luther Williams WINTER AVENUE

Winter 4843-W E. .Carmony

EVENTS THIS WEEK AT

THE CHURCHES OF THE

NAZARENE

COLLEGE AVE. CHURCH

Music in all Sunday Services by

Harold and Gerald Newby 11 and 13-Year-old

MUSIC EVANGELISTS

of Evansville, Indiana Vocal Solos and Duets

Instrumental numbers on piano, trumpet, trombone and accor-

dion.

WESTBROOK

Tent Meeting through Aug. 4, 7:45 p. m. , Evangelist—J. W, Swearengen. .qaret Bartholomew, singers and . mosicians;

F. W. and Mar-

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