Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1946 — Page 4
in the: world. Mass Choir Will Sing trio of trumpeters including
A mass
Bpurgat and a chorus of 125 chil-| dren led by Ofto A. Hellwege also will sing. Clarence Elbert will play the accompaniments. The Rev. Theodore C. Meibohm, pastor of St. Pau's church, will be liturgist. The Rev. P. 8. Falkenroth, pastor of the Our Savior Lutheran church, is chairman of the arrangements committee for the festival program,
Movies Subject Of Church Forum
“Do the Movies Tear What the Church Has Built Up?” will be discussed in an open forum at the
| Can Help Central America” at the | © meeting of the Metholite class of unmarried persons tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in the church. Mr. ! Fricke has just returned from a trip to. South Amerfca.
the | President of the “Evangelical and
ehoir of 100 voices directed by O. R.|
| Church to Open Revival
St. John's s Evan
bh ioaet TDA
of the church during 26 its 50-year life. In addi rch has had only two
a = =
Reformed church, will preach at 10:15 a. m. and 8 p. m. Nov. 3, Dr. L. W, +Goebel of Chicago,
Reformed denomination, will give the sermon at the same hours Nov, 10. Prank 8. Watkins will direct the 35-voice choir. . "on ST. JOHN'S is known for its atmosphere of extreme reverence. Members will tell you that there is inside the church or adjoining rooms durling services or afterward. The Rev. Mr. Piepenbrok ascribes this, in part, to the worshipful appearance of the sanctuary. A carved walnut altar is adorned with the crucifix, vases and candelabra, all in gold. The open Bible reposes always in the center o the altar. *
| THE CHURCH Bs completely 'liquidated its building debt and has raised most of the money to defray the expense of the redecoration of the auditorium. Every cranny of the building is being put in order for the anniversary celebration and even the lawn is being relandscaped. St. John's had 225 members when the Rev. Mr. Piepenbrok assumed the ministry. Now it has more than 1000, half of whom are young folk. The pastor has dreams of a youth worker to plan and conduct a program for. the many young people of the congregation. For years, Mrs. Piepenbrok has] served as his secretary, doing the clerical work and holding in memory the thousand and one facts of which a church secretary must be . A church secretary. on full time also would be welcome, he says.
c
» » . TWENTY-FIVE years ago, the congregation lived in the neighborhood and walked to church, Now many have. scattered to Speedway,
worship service. This ' gram” begins at 10:15 a. m. It en- pastor of, St. ables the whole family to come and | church. return home Sogether. | ”
ices in November,
i To Mark Golden Anniversary No
Larry Brown thoughtfully looks on as the Rev. E. A. Piepenbrok ‘Motet Choir to Sing
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
gelical Reformed Chrch ov. 3 and 10)
points out the heritage of a third-generation-parishioner of St. John's
Evangelical and Reformed church,
It was this scattering of the
members that made a unified Sunday schedule necessary. On Sunday mornings, parents now bring their
hildren td St. John's school. While school is in session, fathers
Sunday.
During the community Lenten de-
votions in the church, the congregation’s art treasure is hung over the altar. of
It is an oil painting
“Christ in Gethsemane”
land, the church's second pastor.
. Twenty-six voting members under | | Presbyterian church in anthems 8}
Greenwood, Irvington and as far)ecuted by the late Rev. Walter Une- | north as 75th st.
"SATURDAY, OCT.
26; 1946
z a L al Baptist Choi CHURCH OF THE ADVENT| FIRST CONGREGATIONAL ,SATURI h Pl Baptist Choir Sets OF. . urch: Plans [Fett Chie Sot Tp Elteope) un EEN. Neigh $ & : an ware Sts. ; g : eries of Conce Meridian » 2s Street REV. MARCUS W. JOHNSON, Minister : : ass Meeting | me musi sous churn coon SEY JEGMASR ERRASHER | 00 n s-guh Bt, a” I T " Ee : George Newton, director, will pre-| 5:30 A M.—Chureb School. wus AY ALON Speaker fo Present Plight sent the first in an annual series of | 1100 & M_MoTiRe proer nC mon) CENTRAL Goss My Love g , ' BELM: (ONT “Fa Of Jews in Europe sacred concerts at 7:30 p. m. to- SWEENEY CHAPEL CHRISTIAN CHURCH “Rage Fr mB ; * morrow in the church, ‘Butler ‘Uylversity B Delaware and Walnut Streets (700 North) Faoacap: “The Tragedy.of European Jew-| To be given on the fourth Sunday } Dr. W. A. Shullenberger, Minister CINEMA-""Nigh ry—What Oan We Do About It?” [evening of wach montis during the Sunlay ogy M. Waranp Morning Worship. 10:48 A M. Tracy Te ussed season, the series w start to- ad a Sermon—''Growing Christianity in the DAISY Tnaide VI be din . by Chatles. Fisher morrow with Brahms’ “Song 5 off. - ‘Religion of the Mind ; Mung | by excellent choir Made Men K , England, at an inter-| pestiny” m, the principal choral] pean O. L. Shelton, preaching Youth Fellowship—5:30 By, M 4 A ia OnE enominational mass meeting Tues- | work. Paul ar wi guest or- , . } ‘ PD day at 8 p. m. in the First Baptist | ganist for this program. ZION FIRST FREE METHODIST through Tuesd clurel 12th and Tecumseh Sts. PRE Mr. Pisher is the director of the . NO EC NEW JRRARY STREETS RE Bn EMERSON. ore internationally - known Mildma Anniversar FREDERICK R.; DARIES, D. B.. PASTOR BE My Priend Pi y 9:00 a. m.—1st Service of Worship Morning Worship—10:45 A. M., Tuesday: “Nig Mission to the Jews in London. . 2:48 a. Church roa rar Worth “The Triumph of the Holy” SQUIRE—Thro mury-e anucnes epresentins| Of Church Set] * Satria T:0 Bvening Service DE gigging NORTH INDIANAPOLES | Tue ower of Bumsn Influence’ “They ‘Made : fe e not come, however, Ly oa e . IE on. behalf of the misslon. Ha pur Union Congregational CHURCH OF CHRIST ST. MARK'S ALK y! So of Europe and to suggest ways to| Celebration Tomorrow |amy cums san! UNITED LUTHERAN oor combat anti-Semitism. . You Cea Prospect and Linden Sts. NAA His visit to IndianapoMs is part Thumday Bvening— mpl Rev. Thomas B. Kline AMILTON. "0 of an itinerary covering the United conesanioenrienes TAS M.| cunday School 9:15 A.M. She wh Tee States and sections of Canada. A J. 8. JOHNS, MINISTER WaishiD:. ees oess 10:15 A. M. hc is question and answer period will fol- PILGRIM HOLINESS IBID + seeasasiarsrioss Ens of ‘the Purpl 1 Monday: “Sut low the address and a reception will INTERNAT’ . 230-340 E. Ohio near precede it. Rev. A v Halt, Mgr. 2y phiAesl ST JOHN'’S IRVING—"San | te ~ hay pro i Chr RCH 30th and ocho . : day rire . Fish LINCOLN—"‘Why Rev, M. O. Robbins will pronounce au Splibarger . 018 B Jhb & EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED bow Over Te the invocation. Gordon Johnson | ev. George E Hut 1443 Cruft St Lasugto sad Statues Ma va will lead the singing and Leonard v. T. J. Preuse. 4631 N. Caroline Ave. L AP IEPENBROK. Pastor “Man from NM C. Hunt will give the benediction. CERN CE 0:18 8. a ‘Christ the Carpenter,” and Rote Mildmay Mission is said to be Mr. Blue Rev. Procter OLD TRAIL," the oldest mission to the Jews. It a Mp was founded in 1876 by John Wilk-| Mrs. Mary McCreary and Mrs. ENGLEWOOD tons" and" Wp inson when the world was shocked | Nora . Gray, both of Indianapolis, CHRISTIAN CHURCH ie [by the terrible Jewish pogroms of | are two of the charter members in- 57 N. Rural Street Each His Own Eastern Europe. vited to attend the golden afini- Sunday—3 P. M. | 9:30 A. M.—Bible School. PARAMOUNT... versary celebration of the Union| Mass Meeting for 10:45 A. M.—Worship. Sermon: ; and Monday Congregational church tomorrow. Railroadmen and Families A STANDARD OF JUDGMENT" po a i Hear :30 P. M.—Sermon Ne At Ist Cathedral Hour | A third person, Mrs. Bessie Gold) yARKEY & PARRY “She Can't Blow Her Whistle.” and Monday. George Frederick Holler will &) lof Los Angeles, is also a charter | Next Week Both sermons by > 4) Shariov, Tsicon in Ho ree Frederick’ Holler Will dI°| yomner of the church, 17th and| Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Minister South Bend Rivel Par 9 own.” Tomor) rect the Motet choir of the Pirst| =. Friday, 7:45 P. M. church. O. A. Trinkle, Minister. By sien Lite” : through Tce
the leadership of the Rev. Theodore |, first Cathedral hour of the sea-
Schory organized St. John's conin a storeroom at East st. and Parkway in 1896. Sh had been meeting for a year and a and mothers attend a simultaneous! | half as a mission Sunday school ‘unified pro- | founded by the Rev. Herman Frigge,
gregation
DURING the Rev. ST. JOHN'S otlandinE events | brok's pastorate covering a quarof the year are the memorial serv-!ter century, he has ministered to the Christmas three generations of some families. eve, candlelight program at mid-|He performed the marriage cerenight and confirmation of Palm mony for Mr.
their daughter,
Paul's E. and R.
and Mrs. Andrew Bulthaup; and united in marriage Mrs. Ray Brown,
and Mr. Brown,
The Rev. Mr.
Mr. Piepen-
Peipenbrok also confirmed Mrs. Brown and baptised ex- | her small son, Larry Brown.
s son tomorrow at 3:30 p. m. in the | Scottish Rite cathedral. Mrs. Ray-
panist. Dr. Dallas L. Browning, pastor |of the North Methodist church, will |
othy Scott will play the organ prelude and postlude and the Most | Wise Master will give an address of welcome. Dr. E. H. Klingel and the Rev. Ralph L. O'Dell also will assist with the service. It will be followed by five others on Sunday afternoons during coming months.
Group to See Sound Film
Services on Tuesday The Second. Free Methodist church will present Mrs. Albin Ohlson of Denver as song leader and Sara E. Gregory of Canada
and their 2-year-old daughter are
as guest speaker for the revival services daily at 7:30 p. m,, Tuesday
through Friday. Miss Gregory also will speak on | “The World's Greatest Uncon-
{trolled Force” tomorrow at 10:30
anh and Rembrandt Sts
ALL © 9:30 A. M, Bunday Schoo!
1:0 ¥. M, Song Pestival
UNION CONGREGATIONAL
50th Anniversary and Home Coming DAY SERVICES
“WHY 'A CHURCH 2:00 Noon, Senernd Dish Pinner
Rev. Walter G, Proctor, Minister
10: > A. M. Morning Worship |
. Afternoon Bervice—Holy Gommunion ||
——ta
CHURCH
40th and N. Capitol Ave. J. EARLY ARECENEAUX, Guest Speaker, from Louisville, Ky. Bible Study 9:45 A. M.
10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship. 7.45 P. M.—Evening Service.
OF CHRIST
| - {
West | 1th
Boh Jones, Pastor.
—_————————— West Side Church of the Nazarene
Sunday School Rally Oct. 27 Continued Service—9:30 to 11:15 A.M. Music by Indiana State Boys’ School Band
Rally Day Message by Dr. Grover Van Duyn President, Oliver Nazarene College Youth Groups Meet at 6:30 P. M. Evangelist Service, 7:30 P. M.
and King Ave.
|
|
BE. 3974
REVIVAL
at they BIB CHURCH
3851 E. New York St. Hear WILLIE JOHNSON : Singing Evangelist Monday Nite, 7:45, ~ United Youth Rally Revival Continued
JAMES E. PETTY ¢ . Pastor”
TERIA | pasor of the Frederick W. Backemeyer, | pastor of the First Presbyterian church,
| Siam where Mr. Wilson’ expects to {help reduce | with a Broad Y. M. C. A. boys’ work | program.
; a. m. and on “The Time That Now| Mr. Wilson was formerly a memCHRIST TEMPLE Is” tomorrow night. The Rev. Jo- ber of the Indianapolis Y. staff, He E (Apostolic Faith) seph Black is pastor. met his wife; the former Mary E 402 West Fall Creek Parkway . : Webb of Rushville, when they were ] Sunday, 11:00 A. M., 7:30 P. M. |Director Resigns students at Earlham college. He First Pilgrim : “| The Rev. Jack R. Lewis has re. Das been named to his new position i Holi signed as director of community by the International committee of L | 30th and Gale Sts. service for the Third Christian tbe Y. M. C. A. R church to become student pastor of Young Thai leaders will be trained | Rev. W. H. Pratt, 800 young Disciples of Christ of|by Mr. Wilson to carry on the work 3 Pastor. Purdue university Christian Founda. | 8mong boys of their native country. | Sunday tion. His resignation will take effect | He said on the eve of departure F 9:30 10:30 7:30 Nov. 1. that the Y. M. C. A. movement in i ee Er — Siam is intact in spite of Japanese . : occupation. Er. COLLEGE AVENUE NAZARENE Religious events Souow; E 15th ‘ang Ovllege ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH 4 Midweek Prayer Meeting Wednesday.... 7:30 P. Capt, F. F. Knachel, Vang. will speak p Youth GIOMP ......covevnvshsvansrnussss 6.30 “Civilian Brotherhood Jared E Worship = <i vve i sannssiinannnnaseinverdae 10:30 A M With, Naval Parssunel “Brotherhood” a 3% Be ¥ XN tghborhood 2 | the aAymens m n; morrow a pe 2 uray rice in A Around Ay a Sy Atna? pom Capt, Koachel rr na LW RI-9140 GA-2344 for laymen of the entire community.
PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH, Brook-
and Jefferson st.—The Rev. L . , general superintendent of the Pilgrim Holiness denomination will
{give the sermons for the revival daily
iat T: m. tomorrow through Nov. I’ Miss Ruby Wyan will be in charge of music, Some of the subjects of the ser- | mons - are: “The Great Tribulation, or the Comin Storm “Christ's Second Coming’ Anti-Christ, Who, When | and here Revea “The Millenium Be Christ's Literal Reign on Earth.'' The . Ralph McCrory is pastor
Graveney PARK CHRISTIAN HURCH Christian Home Bullders ny will hold a dinner and entertainment tonight with members of the losing membership team entertaining the winning
team MERIDIAN
HEIGHTS PRESBY N
ary, Ind. | row at 10
ST. ANDREW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH,
will give the sermon tomor45 a. m,
| Speedway—Chaplain Kenneth E. Hartman,
U. 8B. army, will give the sermon at 10: “4 a. m at the a ar worship service held {in the 8 town hall Chaplain | Hartman is oo Ter pastor of. the Ebene- | zer Lutheran church, ALICE MERE CIRCLE, BROADWAY METHODIST HURCH-—Mrs W. A. Cla- | baugh will ay “Children’s Books for | Christmas Buying” at the circle meeting Thursday at 12:45 m. at the residence of Mrs. Cworge hel, 2644 Sutherland | ave, Mrs. Clabaugh o 2 committee mem- | ber for the A AU . Book t and Toy
NATHAN | JEAN
Evangelists
Tonight and Sunday 7:45
Tuesday and Thursday 7:45
CALVARY
| Wisk
it Ay Me
on the high seas today en route to!
TABERNACLE
|| = 902 Fletcher Ave. Raymond G. Hoekstra, Minister
. Each Sunday’
juvenile delinquency |
Floyd exhibit at the L E
Mrs. R. M,
of Columbus, O., Rev. J
VETERANS’
Leak wil direct C. G. Sire American Legion
Dr. E Burdette reoch on “Relax” eo will be
CHRISTIAN C
ises Men
METHODIST
South America,
p. m. rally’ toni
22d
i
Floyd Wilsons on High Seas To Work-With SiamY.M.C.A.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Wilson |
A. Wilson
8. Ayres & Co.
Carothers.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH-E will speak at the men’s day service tomorrow at 3:30 p. m. The ohn H. Hall is pastor.
HOSPITAL CHAPEL—The Youth Fellowship Choir of the Lynhurst Baptist church will sing os the Protestant services tomorrow at 9 vy Mile
the mus! ic. The
auxiliary,
ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH s, minister, will =.
Baocku tomorrow at 11 a.
broadcast in an address “Mental Health in Indiana” at 10 a. n tomorrow over station WIRE.
CHRISTIAN MEN BUILDERS, THIR HURCH-—Prederick Vollrath, Iwo Jima ah veteran and vocalist, w iti | sing several numbers tomorrow morning. Merle Sidener wii peak on ve
ght.
BROADWAY BAPTIST
and Broadway
Rev, R, M. Dodrill, pastor
Sunday School, §: M, nd Toy! Worship 10:45 A. M and 7:30 P. 7:30 P. M.
RELAX By Dr. E. Burdette Backus *
30 A.
11 A, M.
(Over WIRE, 10 A. M.)
ALL SOULS Unitarian Church |
1453 N A St.
BRIGHTWOOD FREE METHODIST
Mrs F. Bayless will sing accompanied
inton will give the meditation. for the music were made by Wayne unit 64 of the 11th district
“The Prom-
YOUTH FOR cams. ROBERTS PAE CHURCH Sidne i O00 | rell, editor of the Be nlomary Diges fellow of the Royal Ge:
Bre hi who has just returned jae society, |
om a, tour will Denk at the 7:30
The sound film, “He Restoreth My Soul,” will be shown and Dr. J. M. Horton wil speak at the meeting of the Woman's Mission society con-
venue Baptist church. Women of 33 Baptist churches of | Indianapolis and the vicinity will be. present at the meeting beginning at
attending will bring their own! lunches and be served tea and coffee by the host church. Dr. Horton is the executive escretary of the Indiana Baptist convention and Mrs. | C. H. Shaw is mission society presi- | dent. Mrs. Hobart Dunkin will lead the devotions. Music will be given by | the Rev. and Mrs. Peter Vroom and |
high school. Mrs. E. L. McClain will conduct a roundtable discussion with the nine department chairmen
with the chairmen of the local churches will precede luncheon.
WEE
UNITY PRAYER GROUP (Aliated WI With CK ELIAS ANDE Cit,
as |
by | sunday Devotions, 11 A. i arket, Room L. Nix | Open Dally 10 to $—Saturday Until 2
Class
“Literature Noon Practitioner—Phone FR. 4254
BATRY
UNITY TRUTH CENTER
Ail with Unity Hdqtrs Kansas City, Mo Mev. Dania on. Newsum, Speak. er, Sunday services—§ Ko LA ‘A.M,
ANDO R. oy MRS. A. A. OHLSON
Singer from Denver
Saturday, 7:30 P. M. Sunday School, 9:30. Interesting Classes
SARA GREGORY Canadian Educator
and |
{ | L
Is” Youth Hour
SECOND FREE METHODIST Wilkins and. Pershing Sts.
W. I. Car, 2300 West. Joseph C. Black, Minister.
:
bromo
318T AND FOREST MANOR
Rev. Ralph D. Bright
Bunday School, 9:30 A M. YPMS, 645 PM Thursday Night Prayer Meeting, 7:30
Morning Worship, 10:30
Evangelistic Service, T:30
Reverend Forman LINCICOME In a Great Sunday MASS MEETING : —2:30 P. M.—
With a Powerful Gripping Message: for Today
“THE CAUSE AND CURE OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY” Mars Hill Free Methodist Church
Leroy McDowell, Minister ‘Parnsworth at Foltz:
speak on “Using the Unseen.” Dot- |
[renee Thursday in the Emerson |
The 50th anniversary observance,
and “Junior Pi
BAPTIST CHURCHES
Branches of
| wil begin with the Sunday school | ——— ; : | session at 9:30 a, m. and continue, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CENTRAL BAPTIST The Faion A {through the afternoon. Following Meridian and Vermont Streets Dr. G: H. O'Donnell; pastor.» Tuesday: mond Cowan will serve as accom-|10:30 a. m. worship, a covered dish| CARLETON W. ATWATER, D. D., Pastor wemporary -Mosing pal ‘Perilous Holid . Rev. Edwin L. McLal Associate Pastor e ce ————— |dinner will be served in the base- Rev. Edwin 30, Prather Masonic Temple. | ment. | 9:25°A. M.—Bible School—Sound Film. College Ave. & 42nd St. A community sing will be held at 10:45 A M.—Morning Worship. Sermon Onl 1:30 p. m., ho ® hich a” special | Wuen They Care™The Pdsuar. Sunday School—9:45 A. M. mlew. You | service, including Holy Communion, | ™ ™ S Youn Pellowabip. are. Hust Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. will be conducted. The Rev, Simon| 3 2 Me Worth Poy iy choir, quartet| MEMORIAL BAPTIST—Belle Vieu and W, A. Bennett, superintendent of the | and soloist. 8t. Clair. G. G. Kimsey, 9:30 and 7:30. Indiana Association of Congrega- | ° 02M Baptist Youth Fellowship Sing- TOXEDO PARK— “39 NGrant (180 sas) ; tional churches. and Mrs. Bennett | Thursday. 6:00 P. M Family and Friend — urtt dr., 3 blocks So of Muncie will be special guests. ey Lah Mor, Brceiivel b i w. Nashington st. Donald 5 Juukin. Gerard Blue is chairman of the| * speaking. PRslOr Services a anniversary committee; the 'Rev.| WOODRUFF PLACE—Walcott at E. Mich. SON A AVE. Emotion 4 & 4 New York “HE SHAL : Vv 10:30 A 7:30 P. M. Walter G. Procter, pastor, and Mrs. LC Sent, NAM; Sg = Jeannette Hiatt, church pianist. > N Other committee members include | n . PIR, DA the Rev. Mr. Procter, Mrs. Mary | The Promises. HE, Rosemeyer, Mrs. Edna Mathews, | Mrs. Earl Milan, Mrs. Ruth Bruder | " and Mrs, Blue. Men Live By TUNE IN ye . Subject by Merle Sidener Christian Science Joi Churches MERLE SIDENER Special Music by: Frederick Volirath, Base Lect
Leader Vocalist, 9:30 A. M,, WFBM
10 a. m. and closing at 3 p. m. Those |
by the girls’ trio of Crispus Attucks!
The M The First Church 2 Christ Boston, Mass.
other Chureh, Scientist
in
The Buniie Is Cordially Invited so Our Servi & Pree Reading Roo!
ms (RR)
Lesson for Sunday, Oct. 27th: “PROBATION AFTER DEATH” Morning Services at 11 o’Clock All Church
nb ————
FIRST CHURCH
Meridian
R. R. Church SECOND CHURCH
Delaware at Eve Serv. 5:00. R.
THIRD
at 20th Edifice
13th
R. 526 State Life
“We Help Young
Young Men Cordially Invited
CHRISTIAN MEN BUILDERS
Third Christian Church—17th & Broadway
Presbyterian Churches Invite You
Men Make Good”
Tabernacle Presbyterian 34th and Central DR. ROY EWING VALE
Memorial Presbyterian Carroliton at 1lth—Rev. ph L. O'Dell Church School for All Ages—9 es—9:30 A. M.
Old-Timers’ Sunday
assisting. Departmental conferences
Silence
-_ Time That Now | 7:30 6:45 ¥% Solos, Chorus, Quartet, | “27:30 Tues. thru Sat. |
MA-9871
Wash Biva as 34th Eve Serv. 8:00. R R Cnareb Edifice
FOURTH CHURCH
Pleas Run Pkwy Orv: 8 Eve. Serv. 5:00" BR. Church Baits FIFTH
62nd gues ead R Church Edifice Jon St. LO SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES
1 AM Wednesday Evening Jesiimomal Moet ings in All Churches at PM
| |
Evangelistic Services at the
Pilgrim Holiness
Church
Brookside and Jefferson
Fmbon Rev. L. W. STURK |
{6:30 P. M. Thursday evening— | Church Night Dinner
General Superintendent of Pilgrim Holiness Churches
Sunday, October 27
REV. HARRY R. MERCER Ministers
9:30 A. M.—Bible School
10:45 A. M.—Divine Worship Dr, Vale Preaching
10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship: Special Service a “The Old-Timers” Charge
On
Theme: ly Et. Memories of . Memorial Church
2:30-8:30 Youth Rally at Irvington Presbyterian hurch
Midweek Service, Thursday—7:30 P. M.
“Blossoms on the Tomb of Jesus” ‘ Thursday Midweek Service—7:30 P. M.
First Presbyterian Church
Delaware at xuenth | SECOND PRESBYTERIAN 0. M. ME 5 RUSSELL GALLOWAY The Historic Church of Which urtain pl ERVICES Henry Ward Beecher was Minister real peo TWO MORNING & Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts. never dreal 3 io aad 31 Ml Jean 8. Milner, D. D.. Joseph W. Johnston in jhe wat r of hion 1st Samuel 85 Ministers scription o Yor "People Trganian.” vasinerl P. ’ A ato puren, School, Tg i 2 He will an | Church Se. Thursday Convocation and dinner, 8 P. M. | Pine Only Road like? Will NORTHMINSTER ~ Meridian Heights Pr 0 | Millersville Masonic Lodge Central Ave. at 47th P
Sunday School 9:30. Worship 10:45 Rev. Frederick W. Bachemeyer “Titus, Stay in Crete’
Fairview Presbyterian 46th wg Capitol Ave IL D. RAGAN, Ministe 9:30 A. M.—Chureh School with depart.
ments for all ages. {10:45 A. M.—~ orate orship.
RAY CLOYD DOWNS, Minister 9:45 A, M.—Church School 10:45 A. M.—Worship
WESTMINSTER
445 N. State (1700 East) WALTER L. PEARCY, Minister f
d ool, 9:30; Worship, 10:45 A. M.| ., Zunday unde oun Pec People, 4:00 B M. God 's Leadership
~ METHODIST CHURCHES NORTH CHURCH ASBURY MEMORIAL
Corner New York & California Meridian at 38th Street RO Ion 2 Pages pastor Dallas L. Browning, D. D.. Minister Morning Worship—10:30 A. M. Revival Closes Sunday Night 10:45 A. M., Worship Service. 10 P. M.—Revival Services “The Greatness of God" 9:30 A. M.—Church School 8 P. M., Angelus Hour for Youth.
CAPITOL AVE.METHODIST
CAPITOL AT 30TH STREET J. FLOYD BEELIG, D. D., Minister
Church School—9:30 Morning Worship—10:40 Reformation Day Message “Principles of Protestantism" 6-8 P. M.—Twilight Hour—Service for Youth. Worship Study-—Fellowship
= WASHINGTON STREET Tim
W. Washington at Warman Avenue
HigHights
Through November 3 ALMON J. COBLE, Pastor GRA C E . M.—Church School. SECR | 7:30 P.M. Each Evening | Sioa Mcp Worship. METHODIST x ec “God's Divine Purpose’ East New York at Grant » A GRUAT MISSIONARY | 8307.3 ~ous iors. = ‘Amoi, GLB0G; Minin Tae RALLY “EAST 10th METHODIST “he Bo er Lite” % MLA Moving. Pictures mp0. Ry HOES pte ‘Church 8chool—9:30 A. M. Tn aay YOUTH FOR CHRIST [Suh ss “ Al To a TX os ROBERTS PARK Youn Ebp lye Shu Seu M IRVINGTON 3 x METHODIST CHURCH "Open the Door" ED D. Minister 7 Corner Delaware and Vermont 10:45 A. M. “Keeping Faith Alive’ 3 % GENE Tune in Sunday nights—11:30,| “AN oLD BOOK IN A NEW WORLD" Church School 9:30. warshin 10:45 : Andre (WISH, Youth f Christ fet 7:45 P. M. » ; WISH. Youn for, Christ Quill OBERTS PARK CHURCH| MORRIS STREET ~~ Si Gospel Shenivations, Challenge and/ ° aethodist (Since 1831) hl school 2:30. Worship Service, j000 8 Zn Indiana ort. aware at Vermon ree oung Peo rvic iH Sponsored by Studebaker Realty Co. Dh : Marin. at ursiey hh ve. 2 ver NS vie pk AMBASSADO H AVALON, 211 "Jl CIRCLE, 45 M | Garfield Heights Church of Christ ct: sw io Shelby Street DREAM, 235! - FOUNTAIN, S¢
m=.
No Collections Except Sunday
Evangelist RUE PORTER of Neosho, Mo.
GO Will Continue Through Oct. 27
Services Saturday, 7:45 P.M. Sunday Services I1 a. m.,3 P.M. and 7:45 P. M..; You Are Cordially Invited to Attedd the Meetings
GARFIELD, 22
Guest Speaker in a Series of IRVING, 5507
SPEL MEETINGS
In Nearby
OMMUNITY ANKLIN, Fr GROVE, Beech HIPPODROME LADOGA, Lac LIBERTY, Alex:
CONGREGATIONAL SINGING i. W. L. Totty, Minister
TI