Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1946 — Page 4

0 Be Opened

Episcopal Ceremony Will Be Held Sunday

The sealed box which has rein the cornerstone of the old

St. Paul's Episcopal church, Tilinois and New York sts. since it was bullt in 1867 will be opened this after-

hoon, : The Rev. William" Burrows, rector, at 3:45 p. m. will remove the lid from the box which was filled and placed in stone two years after the Civil war. The contents of such a box always reflect contemporary history and personalities. It is expected that the cornerstone of the new church, now in process of construction at 6lst and Meridian sts, will be laid Sunday,

Sept: 29, at 4 p.m. Other religious events follow:

FIRST UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH The church school will honor three of the ehurch’s members who gave their lives in world war II by dedicating an American and a Christian Bas to Shel Jhemutios tomorrow at 9:30 a The en honored are William = Childs, Carleton 3 Palmer and Carl H. Rasmussen. Ro Chiles will speak and the Rev. O. L. Bo will preside. ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH-Dr E. Burdette Backus, minister, will preach at 11 &. m. tomorrow on ‘Peace of ind’ basing the sermon on Rabbi Joshua Liebman's bosk by the same tit “One Religion for One World" will be Dr. he subject for his radio broadeast tomorrow at 10 a, m. over E.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH--Dr. umes W. Clarke of St. Louis will speak at he first of the midweek suppers Thursday,at 6 p. m, SWEENEY CHAPEL, Butler university—

Dean O. L. Shelton will preach on “Doing the Best Things in the Worst Times" tomorrow at 11 a, m.

CENTENARY - CHRISTIAN CHURCH The Worthwhile Workers class will have a covered dish luncheon and meeting Wednesday at 12:30 p. m, in the church dining room. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA CHAPEL— James Hill will give the meditation for i? Satting tomorrow at 7:45 p. m, H FOR SHB, ROBERT PARK METHODIST CHURCH~Dr. Vincent Bennett, assistant to RC president of Wheaton 0

ly peak at the 7:30 p. m, rally tonight. Gordon Holland, dean of the Youth for Ohrist - - Bible-Missionary Training night school announces additional courses this semester. Registrations will be taken Monday night at the school, 230 E. Ohio st. ._ VETERANS’ HOSPITAL CHAPEL—Walface Knapp will sing at the Protestant Sarvices peor at Rev Minton, Protestant hapisin, will fire. the devotional talk. Arrangements ‘or the music were made by the Indianapolis unit 4 of the 1ith district American Legion auxiliary. Z FRIENDSWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH-— Leon Pacala, stewardship director of the Indiana Baptist Jouth fellowship, will speak tomorrow at the 2:30 p. m. meeting arking the ore 50th anniversary. e mesting. both a homecoming and Tally ay, wi be preceded by a noon baske nner.

Salvation Army Rally Is Set

All the Salvation Army corps in Indiana will observe rally day to-

Holy ‘Cross Catholic church . . versary

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By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editor Four festive days marking the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Holy Cross Catholic church will come to a climax with a solemn high mass of thanksgiving Sunday, Sept. 29, at 10:30 a. m. . The Rev. Fr. Ambrose J. Sullivan, pastor, will be the celebrant for the mass. The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, archbishop - elect of St, Louis, will be present in the sanctuary. Archbishop Ritter's assistants will be the Rev. Fr. Urban Sonderman and the Rev. Fr. Victor Goosens. The Rev. Fr, Patrick Griffin will serve as arehpriest for the mass, the Rev. Fr. Henry Flasherty of Evansville, deacon, and thé Rev. Aloysius Duffy, sub-deacon. The Rev. James D. Moriarty who is assistant pastor, and the Rev. Fr. “| Francis Reeves will act as masters of ceremony. Opening Social Event Following the mass a dinner will be served for the archbishop and the clergy. The opening social event of the golden jubilee observance will. be a

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morrow. Lt. Col. Herbert Pugmire said that the four Indianapolis groups will hold separate services in the morning, afternoon and evening. Lt. Col. Pugmire will speak at the Citadel and Brig. Gen. James Fookes, subdivisional commander, at Fountain. Square, Additional corps planning guest speakers and special music are the Belmont corps and the West Side corps.

APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF CHRIST

Ed. Sunda; AL

7:45 P. Evang. OSCAR HUGHES, ny “The Gospel is is preached with power.”

NORTHSIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

Eugene -at Barnes Ermel Short, Minister. TA-2941 or HI-1790

A ive Say dane ny 9452 Pons Services, 10:45, 7:30 p.m Prayer and Praise Come Enjoy Christian Fellowship Good Music and

Singing

Special Holiness Youth RALLY—Sept. 27 Rev. M. J. Jones, Speaker

E | Achieving Pay ” 10:30

“welcome home dance” Thursday from 9 to 12 p. m. in the Holy Cross school hall. Other events in the same place are a card party Friday afternoon, a festival that night, and a children’s party with booths, fish .pond and games, Saturday afternoon. A history of the church in the form of a brochure will be distributed at the festival. It records that the first Holy Cross church was dedicated by the Most Rev. Francis Silas Chatard in 1896. The parish had béen formed by the Rev. Fr. William Quigley, an assistant priest at St. Patrick's church. It was succeeded by the present church in 1922, Instrumental in Building The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph FPF. Byrnes was instrumental in building this edifice but lived only two years after its completion. He was followed in the pastorate by thre late Rt. Rev. Msgr. Willlam PF.

Interesting Classes, 9:30 Rev. Joseph C. Black

Minister “The High Cost of

7:45 “EVER PRESENT PERILS" Youth Hour, 7:00 Prayer, Praise, Thurs. 7:45.

SECOND FREE METHODIST

Wilkins and Pershing Sts. W. L Car, 2300 West, MA-8T)

. scene of the parish's golden anni

Mass to.Climax Observance Of Holy Cross Anniversary

Keefe under whose guidance the church liquidated a- considerable debt and made elaborate repairs

after a tornado.

Msgr, Keefe gave the parish an iron fence which

organ, and the

encloses - the properties. provided the large, imported cruci- | fix which for several years was used | in the Good Friday Way of the Cross devotions in the Memorial elaborately carved crib which is displayed at

plaza and an

Christmastime. Upon his death, was made pastor immediately

priests’ sacristry,

system

Father Sullivan in 1041. afterward, pastor entered military service in the capacity of chaplain. Father Sullivan was away, Goosens administered the parish. The parish is now free of debt. Father Sullivan has provided a] a new heating | throughout buildings, private offices in the rec- |

Helps Deliver Relief Cereal |

Marion Countian Visits India to Aid Starving

Sumner Mills of Marion cbunty {will have the unusual experience of |assisting with ‘the distribution of a new “relief cereal” to the starving children of Europe, Mr. Mills directs the Philadelphia

{starving conducted by the American | Friends’ Service committee, Other {American agencies also are dis|pensing the new grain food. | The cereal is made from the whole grains of oats, wheat and soy (beans. It is thought to be one of the best means of bringing speedy {and effective relief to starving peo- | ples. | One carload of 600 bags of the |cereal provides a large, generous,

cent per serving. Processed at Cost. It has been processed at cost by the Ralston-Purina Co. The {idea of using whole grains for a relief cereal was first advanced by Mrs. Lucy Griscom Morgan, wife of Arthur Morgan, engineer, educator and an initiator of the Tennessee Valley Authority project. William H. Danforth, president of the Ralston-Purina Co., became interested and inaugurated experiments in his laboratories. The new cereal was the result. Gifts Received Here

Gifts of money for the purchase of the cereal, and to finance other relief needs met by the American Friends Service committee, are being

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|resentatives in Indianapolis. hand | {peace and service committee of the | First Friends church which is affli-| ated with the national committee. { Mrs. Mills has gone to India to do relief work among the starving! under the auspices of the A, F. 8. C.

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Music Director’ In Nature of

The arrival of Philip A. Duey, New York, to assume his duties. as director of music for the Third | Christian church is in the nature of a homecoming. Mr. Duey has sung in various churches, on the radio, in opelas, concerts and on other musical occasions in the East. lived at Akron, Ind., attended Man-

Churchwomen Meet Friday

Plan President's: Day, Work Shop Program

The Indianapolis Council of |

{nourishing meal to about 500,000 | {persons at a cost of less than one |

sent by the committee's local rep-|

Louis Kirkhoft is chairman of. the

| Churchwomen will hold its annual | | work shop and president's day program at the all-day meeting Friday in the Broadway Methodist church. Dr. Newman S. Jeffrey. host pastor, will give the devotions at the opening session which will begin with registration at 9:30 a m. Luncheon, served at 12:15 p. m, by women of thé church, will be followed by the motion picture, “That Boy Joe.” The movie will be sponsored by the department of alcohol education of which Mrs. M. O. Herman is the head: the department of Christian junior citizenship, Mrs. Walter Thoms, and the united dry forces, Clayton Wallace. Afternoon Forum

“The - Council, Its Function” will be discussed at an afternoon forum led by Mrs. Roy {Sahm and Mrs. John Carter. Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel, ex|ecutive secretary of the Indianapolis Church federation, will lead the | noontime prayer. Mrs. J. H. Smiley, {council president, will preside throughout the day. chester college and Indiana univer-

While | Father

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tory, a work room connecting the {he church school enlargement prorectory and the church and better \gram committee for the simulta-

facilities for the sisters’ convent.

Dr. Higdon to Sail For China Sept. 28 |

through Oct. 4.

| communities surrounding churches;

Dr. E. K. Higdon, secretary of | |to analyze the educational program

oriental missions for the United of the church and to provide for and |

Christian Missionary society, to organize workers for an intensive

will expected attendance increase;

The Rev. Robert Lewis will head

I neous effort of local Disciples of Christ. The program will cover fhe| period of 10 days from Sept. 25 W. Wiegmann; the Rev. La Von

Rev. Lewis to Head Program For Church School Expansion

national director of educational ad- | ministration for the United Chris-| here, will

tian Missionary society, direct the program. Others on the| local committee are the Rev. F.|

| Fisher, the Rey, C. R. Lanman and |

The aims of the local committee | the Rev. Leon K. Leatherman. are: to make a religious census of |

Soloist to Sing At Church Service

Miss Anitra Lynch,

newly ap-

Pirpose and |

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sity and taught in the public schools of Macy, Ind. | He also was a student at the [Julliard School of Music and. Co- | | tumbia university and is a candi- | date for a Ph.D degree in' music| from Columbia Teachers’ college. He has served on the faculty of the

But he once | College .of the City of New York.

For five years, he did solo and choral work with the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church in New York | City and the Englewood Episcopal church, Englewood, N, J. He and Mrs. Duey have bought a residence at 5139 Central ave. They have a son ‘who has just entered the army and a daughter in Shortridge.

‘Jewish New Year

‘Broadcast Scheduled The United Hebrew congregation | will present a special Rosh Hashonoh broadcast tomorrow at 2:15 p. m. over station WIBC. Rosh Hashonoh, or the Jewish New Year, will begin at sundown Wednesday. Rabbi Samuel J. Fox will give the address for the broadcast and selected portions of the liturgy and music of the festival will be presented.

DEREE TABERNACLE

(Church of Recreation) Spruce and English Ave.

Regular Services Tuesday — Thursday and Sunday Rev. Alvia O. DeRee, Pastor

TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT!

7:30 P. M. Hear Dr. Vincent Bennett Assistant to the President of Wheaton College.

ROBERTS PARK CHURCH . Delaware and Vermont

»’ b For YOUTH for CHRIST

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL - CHURCH

16th and Delaware Sts. REV MARCUS W_ JOHNSON Minister

11:00 A M. =Church School "Oreat. Faliyre)

UNITY TRUTH CENTER

Affi) with Unity Hdgtrs Kansas City. Mo Dale Newsum ader Sunday services—9:30 A. M. & 11 A. M. R Chapter House, #24 N. Penn Practitioner service— Unity Literature Datly Activities, Ela ypoot Hotel Telephone RI-4066

CHURCH OF THE ADVENT : (Episcopal) Meridian at 33rd Street REV THOMAS R. THRASHER 7:30 A M.—Holy Communion. 9:30 A. M.—Church School. 11:00 A. M.—Morning prayer and sermon

} | ZION | EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED | NORTH AND NEW JERSEY STREETS FREDERICK R OARIES D D. PASTOR Note Change of Schedule

SATURDAY, SEPT, 21, 1046 = |

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Welcom From Va The Christian

NORTHMINSTER |

Millersville Masonic Lodge SAY CLOYD DOWNS, Minister #4 A M.—Church School. 1 45 A M. —Worship.

BROADWAY BARGST

22d ana Brosdway "Rev. R. M, Dodrill, Dastor Sundav School: 0:30 &

Worship 10:45 A. M. ang 7: - PM

PILGRIM HOLINESS

\NTERNA FL HDQTRS. 230-240 Cis BROSKSIL HSH eh a0 Junaid 5s snd ovis A W Tar oun ana oe JScomine ul SECON) CHURGH™™ 1318 kb Jur St. : a Some NORTH STD ; CHURCH (YR Con 8t, the S oan ev 1 J. Préuse 463) N Caroline Ave, : class room

ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL

Corner Morris & Church Sts, Holy Communion Every Sunday—9:45 A M.

The Rev, James O. Jones, Vicar,

ST.JOHN'S |

EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED

Leonard and Sanders St.

9:00 A. M.—First Bervice of Worshi 9:45 A, M.—Church School. E A. PIEPENBROK. Pastor Mr. Sidener . 10:40 "Rally Bay Tople-of “erm olorship. | 10:15 A. M.—"A Model Sermon” non, president His Service.’ . ~Mark 1: 14-18 © Federal Loan a: tion; William

BAPTIST CHURCHES

Chamber of Co Stuart, managin;

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 10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship “Give Me This Mountain,” the pastor 730 P. M ~Evening Worship “Wise Investments,'' associate pastor. Thursday—Prayer Meeting

LYNDHURST--Lyndhurst dr., of W Washington st. Donald J. Dunkin, pastor Services 9:30 a. m and 7:30 p. .m EMERSON AVE. To-anerton, & 3 on one Peter Vroom. 10 {| MEMORIAL an A I Ww. | _Bt. Clair. G. G. Kimsey, 9:30 and 7:30.

3 blocks so.

Wayne Guthrie, News, and Henr; manager of The

Other organia sented are the 1 federation, Bett: Wheeler City R diana Departme:

GARFELD PARK

1061 Southern Ave. J Rev. Walter Laetsch, Pastor 4 Sunday School .......... 9:30 A My Warren M. Bruner, Supt. 10:45 and 7:30 P. M.

hig a PLACE— Walcott at E. Mich. L. C 7:00 P, M.

. Trent, 10:45 A, M., gion, . Credit Mi TUXEDO PARK~19 N. ’ D, Clarta—a0,N- OTaut (1100 east). M. C. A; Indiar

and the board « Dr. M. O. Ros university; I former superinte

CNT ALi East of Centr G. -_ O'Donnell. 10:40 o

Tabernacle Presbyterian

34th and Central DR. ROY EWING VALE REV HARRY R. MERCER Ministers 9:3v A. M.—Bible Schoo! 10:45 A. M. —Divine Worsnip Dr. Vale Preaching “Bound to the Divine Realty” Thursday Midweek Service—17:30 ©, M.

First Presbyterian Church

Delaware at Sixteenth oFORGS ARTHUR FRANTZ2 USSELL GALLOWAY TWO "MORNING SERVICES 9:30 and 1! A M.

OTHE CALVARY | HOUR

W-I-S H

8:00 A. M.

SUNDAY Raymond GG. Hoekstra, Minister

| CALVARY TABERNACLE |

902 Fletcher Ave.

rr Tabernacle Service

D FRANTZ “A Man in the Making." { Judges 3:7-11. | Young People's Vespers { Church Schoo!

SECOND- 1 PRESBYTERIAN

{ | The Historic Church of Which Henry Ward Beecher was Mipisier { Vermont and Pennsvivania | Jean S. Milner, D D_, Joseph W, ey iniste Church School, 9:45 Morning Worship 11 a. m. r. Milner. “Ringing True.”

: PM we 530

METHODIST

: 10: 45 A. M. “Worship an and sermon,

“Sin and Science.”

odist hospital, a Spencer, preside lege, will also be service, The Foster Hi class glee club Claffey is gener

Meridian Heights Central Ave at 47th Sunday School 9:30. Worship 10:48.

Dr. Howard J Baumgaxtel, : Guest Speaker,

| Memorial Presbyterian | Carrollton ‘at lith—Rev Ralph L. O'Dell { Church Schoo! for All Ages—9:30 A. M. 10:45 A M —Morning Worship:

Judges. 1:12-15, |

“There Are Two of You." homecoming. Service Broadcast WIBC-—11 A M. Young People's Meeting—#8:30 NORTH IN Congregational meeting Thursday—7:30 CHURCH irvi I 960 We Fairview Preshyterian a W 46th and Capito) Ave. oo Preac) . VIRGIL D RAGAN Minister ous eople’'s Mi 9:30 A. M.—Church Schoo! with depari- Thursdsy vies ments for all ages. ¥ Study 10:45 A M.=Mornin Worship... ZREH 2 yw a “A Lay Reactor P J. 8, JOH! WESTMINSTER : MEN | 445 N State (1700 East) | WALTER L PEARCZ Minister UNITY PR | Sunday School 9:30: Worship, idi6 A M. Wate] Young People 400 2 M 4 Sunday © Der ] Open Ho HU +E Mark Open Daily 10 Class — Literat

CAPITOL AVE. METHODIST | practise CAPITOL Al 30TH STREET 2

J. FLOYD SEELIG "DO DO Minister a Berean Mis:

1621 E. WASH, 9:30 a. m. Sunday School.

with LUCIAN D.

FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

7:30 p. m. Evening Service,

FALL REVIVAL STARTING SEPT. 26 THROUGH OCT. 12,

REV. CHAS. B. COX, PASTOR 10:30 a. m. Morning Worship.

SMITH, Evangelist @

__ GARFIELD HEIGHTS

2842 SHELBY STREET

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Worship and Preaching ........ceovevnevee. 11:00 A. M. Bible Study ...eoveanncesesieranys sassne 10:00 A. M. Ev Bervioe ....c.....c00nii0ns vasreessss 100 P.M, Wednesday Evening Bible Study .............T:45 P. M. W, L. TOTTY, Minister GA. 1742

900 W. ww

Church School—0 30

Youth Fellowship—8:30 p. m.

Special Musie

Morning W orship—10 30

North. Side Church of God

30th St.

King, Minister

Classes for all ages. A Evening Bervice—T pm

at Each Service

A Bervice of Inépiration and Evangelism

Everybody Welcome.

SUNDAY—11 A.

itar J. D

Hear B. M. DAVID of Twin Pals

SUNDAY—7:45 P. M.

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THE BIBLE CHURCH

3851 E. NEW YORK ST. SPECIAL REVIVAL SERVICES

Tonight — 7:45

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Sail 1 Orne a the Philippines | + +o prospects. pointed soloist of the North Method- | This service broadcast by WIRE nen 0 Sa Ep ‘he Every church which participates ist church, will sing Frank's “O 9:45 and 11:00 A M. T4P. M 11:30 A. M. zo Moreh Worship 10-40 Wade & in such procedure will have a guest Lord, Most Holy” at the 10:45 a. m. a 9:30 A. M.—Church School septal by MIGISIER on FORD PO Rev, Mr, Higdor's leader and a resource worker to as- “gv . at, Tone of Biiape e second trip to the sist the local pastor and lay work-| service tomorrow. Christian Science 6 P. M.,, Angelus Hour for Youth.|" g. vice for youth. Devotion study, WHEATON Philippines within | Dr.- Dallas L. Browning, pastor, nodi a YeSIeRliO, i ere : lers in conducting the program. g p North Methodist 3 Tune in WI BYR 8 rene | The Rev. Chatles on Ross. Will preach on “Sin and Science.” Churches $ WASHINGTON STREET ak tion to his travel 4 The solo and the sermon will be || _ Branches of The Mother Church. Church | Ww Washington at Warman Avenus i{ Bible Schoo plane, ie trustees Jar 3% es | broadcast over station WIRE. Miss | The First CRoten of Christ Sclentst Meridian at 38th Street ALMON J. COBLE. Pastor oy Morning Se of the United so- . ——— ‘ . i . Oe nia Mission Youth Lig is a student at Indiana uni The Publis 1s Cordially Invited to Ou: Dallas L.. Browning, D D. Minister TE AM. © sen | Bpeaker. Drew 8 Tee ading Rooms | 1 fi Los Kk v r 3 : A nounced several Lead Service __—"— ao ew .sur Le er EAST 10th METHODIST crn Yai roms 8 eat appointments. . sson for Sunday, Sept. 22nd: 2327 EAS1 10TH STREE1 " 4 , H. B. Holloway ; or Group Sets Service “MATTER” - REV. ©. R HOLMES. Minister imperishable Dreams” Dr. Martin Bvangeis S will become busi Rev, Weesner The “Wheeler Mission will hold T Church School 930A “The Word pf Power. Dr. Martin. 3 , n interde J youth rally] rs, Hens brotherhood group of Morning Services at 11 o'Clock || Worship 10:45 A M 745 P. M. nominationa i ‘or us ness manager of the International |a {the Victory Memorial Methodist yes a Thott Baki” ROBERTS PARK CHURCH Convention of the Disciples of | tomorrow from 2:30 to 7:30 p. m. [3 eh will conduct the services to- urch | Youtn Pellowshi : (NEM M ote & oC § Christ Oct. 1 after serving on’the | yi the mission young people's fel- | morrow at 7:30 p. m. Dr. John F. Rg - ro ‘ware at Vermont Street £ United society staff for a quarter jowship in | Edwards, district superiritendent, FIRST CHURCH MORRIS STREET |p Pavare 2% Veron iar i century. The Rev. Russell Kaufman, pastor |Will speak and, with Mrs. Edwards, RB Church. Edie 333 §. Morr St @ G PEEL. Pasto: . i The Rev. C. A. Weesner becomes of the Christian and Missionary be honored by a reception after- SECOND CHURCH Bible 8chool, 9:30. Worship Service, 10:00 i KR A C L FE ( | the new executive secretary of the | alliance, will speak. Hugo Carl-|ward. ~ Eve Beary, Tavals BL IND cate Life |] YouEs People, 6:30. . Ev. Serviee 1:30] METHODIST society's department of financial perg will direct the hymn sing THIRD CHURCH Thursday Eve Prayer Service. 1:30 p.m | 3 AF resources; and Miss Velva Dreese | scheduled for the 4 p. m. session, .PARK HEIGHTS Wain Giva at 34th | an. New york at Sn DC of Topeka, national director of adult | After the service, guests will be | CHURCH OF GOD Eve Serv tu, & a Civ Edifice FOREST MANDA. E ARNOLD CLEGG, A Pe n ores n work for missionary organizations taken on a tour of the mission. 1 Dock. W, 2 Baily. pastor. SRB. (L ans 3 Piwy_ 8 Drive st utter Rev.” Charles I. Jon | Sermon theme: DC 4in the United society. The final session will feature TA Me Charen” | Eve. Serv 5:00 R R Church Edifice Morning Worship—10-40 iv Mm. | -“All This and Heaven, Too." 18 CHRIST TEMPLE foreign missions and Miss Ruth CENTRAL { FIFTH CUURCR “Christ's Message to the Incredulous” | - Church Scnodl- #150 4 M : |Bergert, missionary on furlough | 1 Re Evie ~ ASBURY MEMORIAL == V INGTON Bible Believe (Apostolic Faith) \who is affiliated with the Oriental CHRISTIAN CHURCH | SIXTH CHURCH Cons Hew Porm a Cantorils % IRV /IN 2 ood, You 1 403 West Pall Creek Parkway Missionary society, as guest speaker. | Delaware and Wainut Streets (700 North) 1809'% Prospect St. Rev. Loren E. Page, pastor. RALPH O PEARSON -D ot Rtinister Night or Da Sunday 11:00 A M. 17:30 P M. Leonard C. Hunt is mission director. | ro Y Sudlied ger. wn RR 1617" Promect Moming WStShipe 1g Lit - “The Glory of the Church” No expense, n — — ——————————— Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL, oN ALL CHURCHES 7:30 p.m.—"High Time fo Awake.” _ Church School 9:30. Worship 10: 45 your 1 AT —— .- ATTEND A GREAT SUNDAY-SCHOOL Zermon~— Responsiniits Man's Wednesday Eventos Testimonial Ment. . caro om, EL = REGISTER NOW! ual | ndiar 10:30—"“Upon This Rock"—T7:30—"Return to Power” ENGLEWOOD CHRISTI AN CHURCH { : MARS HILL FREE METHODIST “87 N. RURAL STREET 1 9:30 A. M.—Family Bible school, with a class ! Leroy McDowell, Minister Farnsworth and Foltz (Mars Hill Bus) for every age. —— — 10:45 A. M.—Worship. Sermon, “KEEPING THE HEART.” i BRIGHTWOOD FREE METHODIST 7:45 P.M.—Sermon, “ENEMIES WITHIN: BIBLE MISSIONARY { 31ST AND FOREST MANOR ob PRIDE CURD HAR 80 cHOOL h Fe . ENGLEMOOD £ Sunday School, 9.30 A M Morning Worship, 10 0 AND PRACTICE BUT THE BIBLE—SIMPLY v ; YPMS, 645 P. M Evangelistic Service, 7:30 © o. A SRINELE A NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH cou RSES OFFERED : ! Thursday Night Prayer Meeting, 7:30 —You Are Always Welcome At Englewood — — sma’ naman eee - Monday Nights— 7:30 P. M.—“Youth Triumphant.” | 8:30 P. M.—"Doctrines of the Christian Faith.” Tuesday Nights— yi | 7:30. P. M.—“Child Study.” . 9 or 8:30 P. M.—“Bible Synthesis.” “ Civic Leaders fo | lonor Friday Nights— Ime * 7:30 P. M.—“Pedagogy.” CMB Bible Class 8:30 P. M.—“Mountain Peaks of Prophecy.” Highlights "OUR AIM : * LON istingui ivi To prepare the Sunday School teacher as thor, seskn Distinguished civic leaders . . . Mayor Tyndall, Fermor S. Cannon, oughly as the public school teacher. ¥ * WEST William Book, James A. Stewart, Henry. W. Manz, Wayne Guthrie and Our Purpose—to serve the churches of our ery, 1 ih ; i city by training Youth leaders, Sunday School * TRIES others will participate in the 33rd Annual CMB Homecoming teachers and entire families that they may be IA” 31 fd Program tomorrow to welcome back Merle Sidener, leader, for the start more efficient in their, service to the church. | ea of his 34th year as teacher of the class. | OUR FACULTY remar . President, Rev. Roger Malsbary. In Indi Music by the Foster Hall Male Quartet, CMB Glee Club and Orchestra Dean, Gordon fold. thi, n fnawar : ot : i Teachers, Mrs sriffi 1 AMBASSAD will be supplemented by group-hymn-singing. The program will begin Rev. William Nangle. | AVALON, 2 at 9:30 a. m. and will be broadcast by radio station WFBM. Other competent instructors are being added. | CIRCLE, 45 : | § ‘ il THIS SCHOOL | OAS, 5K The Publi . : _1s an affiliated member of the nationally known ! v £9; te Public Is Cordially Invited Evangelical Teachers Training Association. : i FOUNTAN < : Gold-Seal Certificate course included in the \ = ~ CHRISTIAN MEN BUILDERS | above curricujum. i IRVING, 55 | i | Third Christian Church—17th & Broadway ~ REGISTRATION pl In Nearb | : * “We Help Young Men Make Good” Re gistration nights, Monday, Tuesday and Fri- (4 COMMUNI MERLE SIDENER ~~ : v £} \ REACH 4 day at 7:30 p. m. Youth for Christ Headquar- | | FRANKLIN, “Leader ! Chaplain % | ters, in “the Pilgrim Bldg, 230 BE. ‘Ohio 3 i ¥ a ‘GRAVE, Bee Room 417-21, ” 1 'HIPPODRO} "For Further Information Call the | LADOGA, | “ | ” i Offi MA-3591 LIBERTY, Al x - - Te Hove y &