Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1947 — Page 4

{friendship with a boyhood! fist fight in Illinois. Dr. Cook serves in the newly created position of executive secretary of the International Convention of the Disciples of Christ. The con_|vention, which includes churches in “|the United States and Canada, recently opened headquarters. in the K. of P. bldg. His work in connection with the international convention will take him into all parts of the nation, to Tn sdion to Canada and abroad, jue bishop reports| Mr. Spence is a longtime resident of hew or re-|of Indianapolis, a businessman ed Methodist and an elder in the First Presbyopen in the|terian church. He is the only for- : 3 denomination” & t/mer friend of Dr. Cook living here LR ‘large. Nine of|With the exception of Disciples’ ofBishop Lowe ye were in the | Indianapolis area. There are 1355 * Indiana churches under * Bishop| Both men grew up in the rural Lowe's administration, community of Leroy; Ill, and atAs the president of the council of | tended grade and high school tobishops of the Methodist church, gether. After graduation from high Bishop Lowe is the executive head | school, they ‘went to different colof more than eight million Meth-|leges and Saw but little of each odists. ’ other.’ ngs The bishop announced he will at-| | Mr." Spence welcomed Dr, Cook

Titus Lowe of the Indianarea

the last 16 months. The area covers He, state of Inai-

In School Together

_ tend a national conference for @is-: 0 Inalanapols and helped nn QR fr

~glission of the. foreign missionary a house.to buy which met his spec

' denominations in China will dis-

_ men including Dr. John R. Mott of

"in the temple of the Indianapolis

policy of his denomination March fications. ‘The house at 5321 N. 25, 26 and 27 at Buck Hill Falls, Pa. Pennsylvania st. is only a few ‘Bishop Lowe spoke with great| blocks from the Spence. residence. enthusiasm concerning this con-|Thus, the one-time neighbors have ference. He is himself onetime become neighbors again. missionary to the orient. “A fist fight furnishes a very good Churches in China Blown Up beginning for a friendship,” Dr. “War walked through China and|Cook said. destroyed our mission churches, “A liberal person with great inhospitals and schools leaving zreat|dependence of mind, very smart and devastation,” he commented. Ourjyet studious,” was the way Mr. work in Japan also was- blown Spence characterized Dr. Cook. “I asunder, remember when one of the town “Our foreign policy committee boys was found drunk and gossip will define the Methodist relation-|started buzzing,” he continued. ship to mission boards of other de-|“Gaines refused to criticise the boy, nominations, whether or not we blamed the home environment and shall have a united church, or other conditions in the boy's life inmerely a federated Christian stead. church in China. ‘We shall see if existing antagonisms between the

Practice on Oran 2 “Gaines always stood for what ? ! he thought was right no matter appear as we submerge our minor|wna¢ condemnation it brought down differences. on him. After he became a pastor, “In addition to myself, several yp, jncisted that a talented young other ‘bishops, will be present at/,,qcian be permitted to practice Buck Hill Falls and various lay- lon the church organ in spite of the {| opposition of some of his parish-

Orlando, Fla., and Edgar Welch of joners.

Westfield, N. Y. ; “The Cooks lived on a farm and = so Gaines spent his winters with his DePauw Students grandmother in Leroy to be near | To Present Pl ay the school. He was a serious per-,

1 som, kept pretty busy sawing wood and at the same time making high |grades in school. He was valedic{torian of his high school class.

DePauw a ay students wil present the play, “The Bishop's Candlesticks,” at a special meeting for the youth and adult groups to-| morrow at 7:30 p. m. in the Washington Street Methodist church. The play which will highlight a devotional service will be preceded by recreation and. supper beginning at 5 p. m. 3 Te visiting team. of young people is sponsored by the Methodist student movement of the university and led by Dr. John Tennant, pastor of the Gobin Memorial Methodist church, Gi Miss Bar- | bara Jones is secretary. of student work at the university.

Rabbi Shulman To Speak Here

“The Fighting Jew” will be discussed by Rabbi Albert Shulman of South Bend at the meeting of the sisterhood Monday at 2 p. m.

- Dr. Walter E. Woodbury, director of evangelism .for the Northern Baptist convention, will speak

sessions of the All - Baptist Fellowship of Indianapolis in the Woodruff Place Baptist church. The fellowship annual meeting will open tomorrow at 2:30 in the Second Baptist church. The Rev. John A. Hall

Hebrew congregation. Rabbi Shulman has been the

spigjtual director of the Beth-El| Dr.Woodbury ,. ¢ octor temple of South Bend for 13 yeers. Representatives of 100 ptist lg three years as a navy churches will attend. The Rev.!| Farrell Scott, accompanied by Floyd F. Smith, pastor’ of the Mrs, Scott, pianist, will present Emmanuel Baptist church and

-Zewish music at the meeting. | retiring president of the fellowship, Sisterhoods all over the nation are|will report at the meeting. featuring their traditional music as| The Baptist pastors’ choir will | part of a Jewish Music festival. sing, directed by the Rev. Reuben |

Cornell university.

Monday at the 2:30 and 7;45.R. Jo.

DISCIPLES HEAD—Dr, Gaines. M. Cook attempts to co-ordinate the total work of the Disciples of Christ in their international convention.

“I hope to see a lot of Gaines,” Mr. Spence concluded. : “The farm to which he referred now belongs to Dr. Cook and constitutes his chief hobby. However,

international convention keeps him so busy now that it's difficult for him to’ supervise his farm. He gets to Leroy for only the briefest visits. , Hobby Is Music Music is another hobby of Dr. Gaines. He sings, collects records and with Mrs. Gaines enjoys a good concert almost more than anything. He was graduated from Eureka college, received his theological training at Yale Divinity school, and was pastor of the Centennial Christian church, Bloomington, IlL, from 1925 to 1928. He served as executive secretary of the Ohio Christian Missionary society for 15 years before coming to Indianapolis. His chief duty is to co-ordinate the entire work of the Disciples in |© the international convention. The next important date on his calendar is March 20 when he will meet with the joint commission of

The commission is .Jaying the groundwork for a probable merger between the two denominations. Dr. Cook will report the commission's progress at the annual assembly of

| gust in Buffalo. The Cooks have two children, Gaines Jr.,, who is in business in| Cleveland, and Janet, a student at!

Baptist Fellowship to Open Tomorrow for Four Days

{H. Lindstrom, pastor of the South‘port Baptist church. The four-day meeting will close with a banquet Wednesday night at the Woodruff church. DFJ. M. Horton, executive secretary of the Indiana Baptist convention, will {give the banquet address. Officers (will be elected Wednesday.

'‘Man' Is Subject Of Lesson-Sermon “Man” is the subject of the les-son-sermon in all Churches of

Christ, Scientist, for to "The golden text is: “AS many as are led by the spirit of God, they

. |are’ the sons of God” Romans 8:14.

The lesson-sermon also includes the following passage “from the Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy: |"“We know no more of man as the rue divine image and likeness, than we know of God.” p. 258.

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Will Be at the New Jersey Street Methodist Church, Corner New’ Jersey

UP RALLY

THRILL ‘A MINUTE WITH THE MASTER OF THE MARIMBA GENE GORDAN

THE BEST You HAVE EVER HEARD

TONIGHT — 7:30 : ROBERTS PARK. METHODIST CHURCH

Delaware Sts.

ALSO. TOP FLIGHT SPEAKER. -

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IRECTO! ROG. MALSBARY IN CHARGE - Sang pti CARLBERG, GORDON JOHNSON

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§ | Thursday In the churc

he enjoys raising roses more than ioe Tete cow deans, Me says. The

Baptists and Disciples in Chicago. | Wednesda

the international convention in Au-|

Easter Rite Is Planned,

9 Churches, 6 Schools To Take Part Nine churches and six schools of

Perry township will present the 10th - {annual Easter Sunrise service April 16 at 6:30 a. m. in the Roosevelt {stadium of Southport high school.

Miss - Blanche Fountain, dean of

girls of the high school, is general . chairman, The program will. be

broadcast over station WIBC: Other events follow: CARROLLTON AVENUE EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH--The Women’s guile will present Miss 8. E. Rowe in ' review following noon Nincheon h. There hg be special music. Reservations must, in by Tuesday. RIVERSIDE CHURCH—E. J. Torioke, lay leader of the Indianapolis Methodist district, will speak on “Practical Stewardship" tomorrow at the 10:40 a. m. laymen’s day service, John S. Hopping will preside. YOUTH FOR CHRIST-—Roberts Park Methodist church—The,Rev. Dave Canine, pastor East Side Baptist church, Crawfordsville, Ind., will speak tonight at the rally as 7:30, Gene Jordan, marim player on the Chicago go Bible insti tute musical staff, will play. - e Rev. r Malsbary, director of Y. for C.. will speak at a ¥. for OC. campaign next week in E. St. Louis. VETERANS HOSPITAL CRAPEL-Young people of the Evangelical United Brethren denomination, accompanied by Mrs. John Ryrholm and Mrs. Preda Billeter, soloist, will sing. Arrangements for the music were made through the Mcllvaine- Kothe | lunit 153 of the-3ith district. American Les gloat guxtitary. HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN, [URCH=-Members will meet for a pitch-in-su at 6 p. m. Wednesday in the chu dilning room. The Rev. Robert] Thomas, secretary of churcl extension of the Indiana synod, will Speak, There will be movies for the childre Mi PAUL METHODIST CHURCH Ms. R. Bartlett of Greencastle, Ind, a on “The Shurchs Stoke in the! United Nations” at the 9:30 a. m. thank-| offering service DO, Mrs. Bartlett is chairman of international relations and world peace of-the Woman's Division of the Methodist church. She was a delegate to the United Nations meeting in San ancisco. C. M. B. CLASS, THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH—Henry Dowling will speak at the iid 8. m, meeting tomorrow. Leste: art is the newly elected presi dent of the glee club. Rehearsals of the Sled have been resumed under the direc-| jon of Oliver W. Pickhardt and accomI by = clay Jeanette Sellars. NUE METHODIST, CHURCH Mrs os M. Baumheckel will direct a geant titled “Stewardship” at! Tp m ursday in the church. The pagéant is part of the guest night program | of the woman's society of Christian serv Re Ad4p m Jon session will pre-| de r at ARY § hiRIsTIAN CHURCH The Rev. G. Lavon Pisher, pastor, will hold the first meeting of his prechurch membership class Tuesday at Pp. m. at the church. The monthly conference of the eBupch| schoel officers and teachers will y at 7:30 p. m. at the My Promotion plans for Easter attendance, the offering and special Lenten features will be d iseusted: SEY STREET METHODIST CHURCH-—The Rev. Rog:r Malsbary, di[rector of Youth for Christ, will speak ut the evangelistic service tomorrow at 7:30 Pp. m. Edward V. Douglass, returned veteran and student of Butler university, will preside. The Rev. Victor Hargitt is pastor. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH— The Plymouth union will hold a guest tea Thursday at 2:30 p. m. in the residence: of Mrs. Harold B. West, 4120 N. Illinois st {Robert Batman. pianist, will play two groups from Chopin and Mrs. Clement L Kline, accompanied by Mrs, West, will sing numbers from Brahms. The tea is ed by circle 3°and its chairman. Mrs. Huston T. Cory. Mrs. Arthur Medlicott is the Plymouth unien president UNION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH The second in the series of Lenten vespers will be held tomorrow at 4.30 pm at the church. Gerard B. Biue will lead the devotions and speak on “Good Temper in the Face of Insult.” The talking pizture, “The Trodigal Son," ‘will be shown at 7: pm The Rev, Walter G. Procter is chure pastor

Christian Society

Sponsors Book Review

The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Central Avenue Methodist church will present Mrs. Russell J. Sanders in a review of Paul L. Wellman's “The Walls of Jericho,” Tuesday. The review will be Pp. m. in L. S. Ayres & Co. ‘auditorlum. Miss Edith Wood is general ! chairman. Tickets will be available at the door.

Schricker tor Address World War Il Veterans

The 172 men and women who {served with the armed forces in {world war IT will be honored at the {10:45 a. m. service tomorrow in the Roberts Park Methodist church. Henry F. Schricker, former governor of Indiana, will be principal speaker.

Sun Oil Head to Quit

PHILADELPHIA, March 8 (U.

3:15]

Co. president for 35 years,

March 18.

we THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Sunrise

PARK METHODIST

will}

_iven at 1:30]

|P.)~J. Howard Pew, 65, Sun Oi] an-| {nounced today that he will retire

Dr. Pugh Will

Se Sermons

Dr. Prentice A. Pugh, Episcopal Church Advent, Nashville, Tenn, will give the noonday sermons at Christ ‘church on the circle Tuesday through Friday. “The Journey of Life” will be Dr, Pugh's general theme. His topics in order are: “Gateways of Life”; “Wasted

tor of

Dr. Pugh

To England

the |

~ |Plans Visit.

Churchwoman to Sail On Queen Elizabeth .

Miss Jessie Trout of Indianapolis will sail March ‘22 from New York on the Queen Eligabeth to England as an ambassador of good will to the women of the a Christian ' churches.

-e X ec utive secretary of the de-

Years of Life”;

“God's Message for Every Day

‘Life”, and “Life Unfinished Here." Dr. Pugh also will preach Wednes~ day at 7:45 p.m. at the Episcopal Church of the Advent,

Music Sorority Plans Service

tional honorary and professional

pa Sorority of music and speech, willl

conduct a Lenten vesper service tomorrow at 5 p. m. in the Third Christian church, Miss Beatrice Houze, program | chairman, will preside at the vespers. The program follows: | Organ Prelude-—Cantabile the Miss Jeanette Rutherford ¥ hglcomae,Miss Beéadrice Route Congregational Hymna | Scripture Is. Thomas A Bunch | Vocal Solo—O Saviour Hear Me Miss Doris Linville, soprano Mrs. Wm. 8S. Edwards, violinist i Mrs. O.'T. Aibaugh, organist {Organ Solo—O man Bemoan Thy rievous Fall . Bach Chorale Miss Jeanette Rutherford Vocal Dukt~Chnistian, The Morn Breaks

{

. Franck

Gluck

Q'er Me .... . Shelley Mrs. = iS: Fortune. Naki e Mrs. Boles,

{ Mrs. a a. organist | Dramatic Reading——The Four Marys and the Crucifixion Mrs. Bess Wright \ Piano and Organ Duet--How Lovely Are] Thy Dwellings . . Brahms | Mis Pauline Toin, pianist

Mrs. O. T. Arbaugh, organist Benediciion { Rev, A. C. Brooks, pastor

| Third Christian Church Organ Postlude—Benedictus ...... Miss Rutherford i

Meet on Case Strike DETROIT, March 8 U. P.).)—| {The internation: al executive board {of the C. I. O. Auto Workers union

to settle the union's 427-day strike {against J. L Case Co. of Wisconsin.

partment of misslonary organizations of the United Christian Missionary society. She spent 19 years as a missionary to Japan. Five years of that time she was loaned by the United Christian

Miss- Trout

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ST. MARK'S ho LUTHERAN — Prospect and Linden Sts. Rev, “Thomas B. Kline | sunday School .......,.59:18 A. M. Worship terreeariiiens 10:48 A M.

UNITY PRAYER GROUP

(Allillated Wi With ih oR, Ka 8" ANB Mo.)

Fi) Devotions, 11 A, Market, Room 60 open Daily 10 to day Until 3 lasses Noon Silence. Practitio or (Unity Literature—Phone FR-4250)

ENGLEWOOD

CHRISTIAN CHURCH * 57'N. RURAL ST.

9:30 a. m.-—Family Bible 8chool March 9, 1000 DAY IN ENGLEWOOD

10; 2 wh ArpoINTRD ER Sermon,

—Serm “THE ASTONISHED MULTITUDE"

~A welcome to all services— O. A. Trinkle, Minister,

Missionary society to the office of

Pi Zeta chapter of Phi Beta, na- the Japanese Christian, Toyohiko

Kagawa, to. do secretarial work, She is embarking for England and Scotland upon the invitation of the Churches of Christ Sisterhood’ | committee of Britain. | Refugee in Vienna. The sisterhood invited Miss Trout at the suggestion of Mrs. Charles | * K. Green of England who with her [two ennaren Yoox ‘refuge in Vir

winin during the war years, While

in America. Mrs. Green spent some time as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Shullenberger of Indianapolis and also visited many Disciples of Christ churches. Mrs. Green said she thought it would be good for the women of her

{native country to know more about ithe women's organizations of the | United States. She urged that Miss

Trout come over and talk to them. Radiate ‘Friendship’ Miss Trout said she will attempt to “radiate friendship and encouragement.” She will travel over England and Scotland speaking in Christian

{ churches. In April, she will give ad-

dresses at a women’s convention at Tong hall in Yorkshire. Everywhere she goes, Miss Trout will invite men

Easter was to meet today in a new ‘effort and women tq come to the world

cor vention of the Christian

REVIVAL

Edward Stevenson and Wife. Singers and Musicians.

SOUTH SIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

REI abd LeGrande Ave. EMMERT, Pastor

CONTINUING

REV. DON SCARLETT, DANVILLE,

churches in August in Buffalo, N. Y. | f

ILL. 7 PM Sunday_ Services 9:30, 10:30,

6:30, 7:30. |

Hear ARTHUR S. ARNOLD

Outstanding Hebrew Christian Evangelist at the New

West Side Gospel Tabernacle 1472-1474 S. Belmont Ave.

REVIVAL! SPECIAL! REVIVAL!

Meetings Each Night, 7:30, March 11th—April 4th Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Paino, Pastors Phone MA-5227

BROADWAY

Morning Worship

- FIRST FREE METHODIST and Tecumseh Sts. 2h R. L. Chitty, Pastor Sunday School—9:30 A.' M. Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. Children and Young People— "76:30 P.M. . ~Evening Worship--T.oC ToM.

BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. R. M. Dodrill, Pastor REVIVAL SERVICES | EVANGELIST, DR. E. F. ESTES :

Pastor West Broadway Baptist Church, Louisville, Ky. SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday School—9:30 A. M. Dr. Estes Will Speak at 10 o'Clock

EVENING EVANGELISTIC AND GOSPEL SONG SERVICE 7:30 P. M. -

Music Led by Walter Bruce, Song Leader Thelma Morris, Pianist and Choir Director Mable Duncan, Organist

: SERVICES EACH EVENING NEXT WEEK (Except Saturday) at 7:30 P. M.

AT 22nd ST.

Hour—10:45 A. M.

SGOO0008

* Monument Circle—CHRIST CHURCE—8 a. m.; 9:30

“REV. 'E. Alnigér “Powell,

"The. Tragedy =iofes : Defeated Will"

~~ Group Numbers Solos, Song Dirceting by the Boys

Ernie and Jewell Beck Directors of Hamilton County “Youth for Christ” Sunday School—9:30 A.'M. Fvangeliatio~7: :30 P. M

EVER HEAR THE BECK FAMILY?

Featured in All Sunday Services

I. D.- Beck—Age 8

Youth Groups uo P.M.

Y. P. Service &

A Scriptural consideration of a Jer, lexing on,

0 p Joseph’ C. ‘Black,

“D. D, The Rev. Herman’ Anker. . Central Ave. at 16th St.— ALL SAINTS’ CATHEDRAL—7:30 8.0, 11 a. m. and 6:00 p. m. The Rev. John T. Payne. ST.

PAUL'S worshipping with

COC” WP PPI FI

‘a.m. and’ 10:45 a. m. The

EPISCOPAL

Ritter Ave. South (Irving. ton) —S8T. MATTHEW S— 7:30°a. m., 9:30 a. mh. and.» 10°45 am. The Rev: Ri-: - dolph P. 'Keicher.

ave: 5

Meridian St, at 33d—. CHURCH OF THE AD-VENT-17:30 a. -m.; 9:30 A m and 11:00 a. m.

NMinister The Rev. Thomas R. a the Cathedral congrega:3 Abe, Wikis 8.08, supt. tion. Church School; 9:00 Thrasher. Worship, 10:30 Youth, 6:45 a.m. at 64th and College ‘SECOND FREE METHODIST Ave. The Rev. Wm. BurWilkins and Pershing Streets rows. yk Car. 2300 West-—MA-9871 GOOESCOSGOOCLOSHGOO SOOVOOGOC0GCOGOCO000 060

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

320 N. ILLINOIS ST. Lt. Col. K. Grace Crandall Officer in Charge. Sunday, March 9—7:30 P. M. Christian Fellowship Group from Butler College : . .r Singers, Speakers and Devotional Leaders . . ; will have full charge of services. Everybody Welcome.

Christian Science Churches

_ Branches of The Mother Church The Pirst. Church of ‘Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.

Free Reading

The Public Is Cordially Invited to Our Services and

Rooms (R. R.)

Lesson for Sunday, March 9 “MAN” ]

Morning Service at 11 FIRST CHURCH

THE BIBLE CHURCH

3851 E-NEW YORK ST

Services 10°A. M,, 8. 8.

11:30 Worship 7) } Evangelistic

Tues., 8 P. M. Bible Class

Pr, 8PM,

JANES

Meridian at 20th R. R., Church Edifice

SECOND CHURCH Delaware at 12th Evening Service, 5:00 | * R. R., 526 State Life Bldg.

|} = THIRD CHURCH | washington Blvd, at 34th

Evening Service, 8:00 R. R., Church Edifice

o'clock in All Churches

FOURTH CHURCH Pleasant Run Pkwy, 8. Drive at Butler Evening Service, 5:00 R. R,, Church Edifics

FIFTH CHURCH College at 62d ! Evening’ Service, 7:30 R. R, Church Edifice

SIXTH CHURCH

1609% Prospect St. -.. R. R, 1611 Prospect

AY SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES AT 11 A M.

Wednesday’ Byuine’ Tesiatenisd Seetres 5 in All Churcnes. at

{ T:30P. M.-

art ail |

[EE |

Thursde Bible bs

_ SATURDAY, MARCH 8 047 |

NORTH INDIAN CHURCH OF CHF

960 West 3lst Bt.

i it

a Jomns, MNiaTER

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sees

SWEENEY CHAPEL Butler University Sunday Morning Worship NAM . “BLUNDERING INTO LIFE"

Dr. 0. L. Bhelion, preachirig

Lutheran Churches

of the National Lutheran Council Welcome You,

FIRST FRIENDSHIP CHURCH

Prospect and Spruce SUNDAY SERVICES

10:30 A. M. and 8 P. M. Tue, ui Rev. i L. vow, astor

For Information Concerning the Location of Our Churches, or the Church Nearest You, Phone 3 MA rket 2167

—

GARFIELD HEIGHTS CHURCH OF CHRIST

- 2843 SHELBY STREET

Worship and Preaching cedimmnacaaaiasasiiy gt x Mw

Bible Study Evening Service.

Wednesday Evening Bible Study .se.eee... W. L. TOTTY. Minister

Come and see deceived!

if Mr.

Just Why | Am a Seventh- Day Adventist

From pulpits, books and leaflets, the teachings of Adventists have been misrepresented. Mellor has been

Prophecy Speaks Auditorium

Corner of Orange and Laurel Sts.

7:00°P. M. . 7:45 P. M.

‘C. M. MELLOR

BAPTIST CHURCHES

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Meridian and Vermont Streets | CARLETON W. ATWATER. D. D., Rev. Edwin L. McLain. Associate Pastor 105A. M ~Worship “The Call Church pastor 6:30 P. M. Youth fellowship Worship, “The Great AfMirmaASSOC. pastor Midweek Prayer service, |

MEMORIAL BAPTIST Belle view and W. 8t. Clair. G. G. Kimsey, 9:30 and 7:30.

| 5:35 A, M.— Bible school

«of

Thursday, 7 20

| TUXEDO PARK-—29 N. Grant (4100 East) { 7:30 PM.

v 8 _ Clutton, 9:30 AM

Pastor. || yNDHURST—Lyndhurst dr. the ! | pastor, Services; 9:30 A. | WOODRUFP PLACE—Walcott at E. Mich,

EMERSON AVE.—Emerson & E. New L Yor Peter Vroom, 10:30 AM.; 7:30 P

2 blocks of W. Washington st. Donald J. an

M. and 7:30 P.M.

L C. Trent, 10.45 AM.; 7:00 P.M.

CENTRAL BAPTIST Dr. G. H. O'DONNELL, Pastor. Temporary Meeting Place: Prather Masonic Temple: College Ave. and 42d Street Sunday School—0 45 AM. - Morning Worship—10: 45 AM.

CARROLLTON AVE. at 44th Richard Rettig 10:45 A. M. st Betrayed"

FIRST—Oakland and E 10th C. Nevin Stamm 45 A. M. “The | Scarlet Thread:

FRI TEDENS— Parkway | and Alabama Ralph Holland 10 A. M. “The False Friend” .

GARFIELD PARK. 743 Pleas. R. | pkwy Norman AH Sch 10:30 A. M. | “Loyaity . Christ”

IMMANUEL — Prospect & New Jerse Clarence E. Sitler eras “Peter Remembered"

PLEASANT RUN—50 Pleas, Robert Windhorst 10 kd “Our Relation to Christ”

ST. JOHN Leonard and Sanders Ernst A. Piepenbrok 10:15 A. M,

pkwy. . M.

“Bearing Chris¥s Cross” Thursday, 7:45 P. M., Lenten Service

EVANGELICAL and REFORMED CHURCHES

. Cordially Invite You

8T. JOHN f-Cutiberiang tay Brune A. M. e Overshadowing | Cloud”

ST. PAUL (E.), Carrollton 33d, 13th. E. Harold "ie sin 10:30 M

PF. Gust

8ST. PAUL MR), 1 Tm N. 1 Belmont wi Ham H. Knjer im A. M. “Peace Through the Cron

SECOND—Shelby and Pleasant W. Franklin Lahr 0:30 A. M “The Cross as the "Way"

TRINITY Perkins and E Raymond William H. Knlerim 1:15 A. “Calvary's A Armistice”

ZION— Penton, Troy and Post | Road. Robert E. Briggeman 10:30 A. M. “Preoccupation’

ZION North and New Jersey Prederick R. Daries 9 and 10:40 A. M.

“God's Power to Save” “Wednesday, 7:45 P. M. Lenten Service

METHODIST CHURCHES :

WASHINGTON STREET W. Washington at Warman Ave. ALMON J. COBLE, Pastor

| 9:30 A. M.—Church School. {10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship.

“Growing a Troublesome

| Conscience” (®

5 to 9 P. M.—DePauw Universitg>

| Student Team Services for Youth and Adults

17:30 P. M.—Play, “The Bishop's Candlesticks” . ~ NORTH CHURCH Meridian at 38th Street Dallas'L. Browning, D. D., Minister 10:45 A. M.—Worship Service “All-We -Ave and. Have 9:30 A. M2-Church School 6 P. M.—Angelus Hour for Youth-

Thursday 6:30 P. M.—Church Fellowship Dinner.

+ IRVINGTON

30 Auduvon Road, North

RALPH O. PEARSON, D. D., Minister Church School, 9:30, Worship, 10:45.

“The Stages of Discipleship.”

”

Hon. Henry VF. Schricker 10:45 A. WM. “Why Are You Afrald?”’—Dr. Martin 7.45 P. M.

ROBERTS PARK CHURCH

Methodist (Since 1821) Delaware at Vermonf Street Dr. Sumner L. Martin, Ministee

GRACE METHODIST

East New York at Grant E ARNOLD CLEGG, Minister

10:40 A. M. Sermon theme: “Standing Up To Life”

Church School—9:30 A. M. Youth Fellowship—8 P. M.

CAPITOL AVE. METHODIST STREET

J. FLOY!

Zhurch School—9:30 * Morning SJR

? #7 enten- Message: “The Oid-Ruggéd Crows. —— p-

Broadcast WIRE, 11:30 to 12 3 M.—Twilight Hour—Service fog Worshi Study. Peliowship.. Cordial Welcome to AlL

4-8 P. Youth. A

: 2327 EK. East 10th Methedish oy a REV. C. R. HOLMES, Minister Home of va Bible Class Church School 9:30--A, M.—10:45 Worship “Receipt For a Happy Home

Evening Worship--7:30 P. M. “Lite's Tron Gates”

Presbyterian Churches Invite You

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

Delaware at Sixteenth GEORGE ARTHUR FRANTZ RUSSELL GALLOWAY TWO MORNING SERVICES

9:30 and’ 11 A. M.

“Finding a ‘Nate. Young People’s Vespers... Church School Thursday Convocation, Dinner,

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN The Historid Church of Which Henry Ward Beecher was M'nister Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts

Jean 8. Milner, D D. oseply: w. Johnston Ministers oo

Church School, 9:45 Morning Worship, 11 al m.

h “THE WEARINESS OF FREEDOM"

Tabernacle Presbyterian 34th and Central DR. ROY EWING VALE REV.. HARRY R.. MERCER * RALPH SMITH Ministers, 9:30 A. ‘M.—Bible B¢chnol. 10:45 A. M.—Divine Worship Dr. Vale: “The Sounuy of Your Soul.” Thursday, 7:30 P. , Midweek Service, -

Memorial Presh) terian Carfoliton at 11th—Rev. Ralph L. O'Dell 9:30—Church school for on ages. 10: fo--Morning worship: “Mechanical

4mm Fellowship of Youth. Mission—Gospel Service,

MERIDIAN HEIGHTS Centtal Ave, at 47th Rev. Roy B. Connor Jr.

Sunday B8chool, 9:30 Worship, 10:48 " “HE RESTORETH MY SOUL" Youth Meeting, 7 P. M. Sunday Family Night, Wed, 6 P. M.

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

9:30 A.M.—Church School. 10:45 A. M.—''The Glory of Religion.”

6:30 P.M.—8r. Westminster Fellowship,

~ NORTHMINSTER ‘ Millersville Masonic Lodge RAY CLOYD DOWNS, Minister

9 big WI Bchool. 10 M.~—Worship.

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