Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1947 — Page 4

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AVENUE

morning sermon top! PRESB

will fore

preside.

Christian Science Lecture at Murat

Mrs. L. C. Trent

Equipment Sale

western ave, fo

ify for purchase of items,

orum on" and 7:30 Jn, 12 the church, row at P the

chieon Meeting 1p.

‘Walden

the Other -events,

of Butler univerRay C. Priesner e an n ‘will serve as moderator of i 3 open A sound orum. Forum suba in the church re-

—Dr.|of the world.

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ARY CHRISTIAN CHURCH— Pred Holt, commentator i station he k on “Leoking at Tomorrow’ the nassribly of youth and adult of the school somorrow at 9: 5%

AMERICA CHAPEL the ES Egtal y acobson and It. Col EK.

Named By Baptists

Mrs. L. C. Trent will serve as the

WAA to Hold Office

Here

The war ‘assets administration today announced it will hold a sale of more than 1000 items of office equipment Tuesday at the Fall Creek ordnance plant, 2005 North-

The sale will be exclusively for veterans, WAA said. Items include typewriters, office desks and tables, filing cabinets and chairs. The sale will open at 9 a. m, and continue until everything is sold or until there are no more customers. A WAA official said veterans need only their discharge papers to qual-

S. MERIDIAN

Rl S. ILLINOIS ST.

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ARDING ST.

W. MORRIS ST.

WASHINGTON ST.

An |He is the author of countless books,

oir gives the official opinions of his

‘Simple Honesty' Title

reporter for a county-seat ‘newspaper in his native Kansas.

. 8 » . SINCE THEN, he has received

churches of Methodism. Dr. Smith has drawn the cartoons for his tiyceum Jeetures and been around the - world on religious missions, But’ through it -all, he has never stopped writing. His portable accompanies him wherever he goes and he types an average of 10,000 words for publication every week.

articles, plays and pageants. The Advocate, which Dr. Smith edits,

church along with religious news

He will talk to the council on “Beliefs Are Creative.” ” = » DR. D. ELTON TRUEBLOOD, philosophy = professor of Earlham | college, world traveler and frequent speaker on international affairs, will

writing career at the age of 11 as’

hd PREACHER - REPORTER—Dr., Roy L. Smith has not only preached with his voice during most of his life but through the

“tions.

Thornburg, DePauw; Charles Klinger, Manchester; Norval Gregory, Oakland City; P. OC. Leffel Jr., Wabash; and Robert Miller, Evansville. EJ ” » MRS. LENA MAY SHANK will preside .in the morning, Fermor S. Cannon at the luncheon and Paul E. Rupprecht, in the afternoon. Edgar H. Evans has been president of the council ever since its founding in 1935. Its expressed purpose is “to promote the religious education of students attending Indiana colleges and universities.” According to surveys made by the council, more than 25000 of In-

speak on “The Universal Book—the Bible” at the morning session. President O. P. Kretzmann of ‘| Valparaiso university is scheduled for an afternoon address on “Re-be-|ligion at Valparaiso University.”

{diana’s 33,000 students annually are | without

Biblical and religious courses in college. " »

» OTHE COUNCIL officers are:

Another feature of the program is a series of six minute addresses

A |by college students on “What the! chapel. | Bible Means to Me” at the morning | Twin session. They are: Paul Graham, |

| Huntington college; Malcolm Ny- | gren, Hanover; Richard Addison!

Youth for Christ Banquet Monday

Clifford PF. Smith of California will speak at the Youth for Christ pastors’ and laymen’s banquet Monday at 6:15 p. m. at Andrew's Golden Pheasant restaurant. Mr. 8mith is a California sportswear manufacturer who has just returned from a trip to Australia.

night at 7:30 in the Roberts Park

ernoon, tomorrow and Monday to prepare for .the city-wide meeting. The Rev. Roger Malsbary, director, will preside at the week-end meetings.

Of Dr. Backus’ Talk

Dr. E. Burdette Backus, minister of All Souls Unitarian church, will preach on “A Unitarian Answers a Catholic” tomorrow at 11 a. m. in the church. : Dr. Backus will base his address on ‘a sermon given by Pierre van Paassen in the Arlington Street Unitarian church, Boston. Mr. Van Paassen spoke in reply to an address by the Rt. Rev. Fulton J. Sheen over the NBC network. Msgr. ‘|Sheen is said to have made an attack on “liberalism” in religion in the broadcast. “Simple Honesty” will be the subject of Dr. Backus’ talk tomorrow at 9:15 a. m. over WFBM.

Third Christian To Sponsor Retreat The Third, Christian church will sponsor its annual retreat for young people of the church next week-end at “Camp Friendly, McCormick’s Creek State park. In addition to various kinds of recreation, the youth group will ‘hear talks on the following subjects: “United Nations and Its Program and Function for Peace” by Dr. Walter W, Sykes; “Forces That Tend to Disintegrate Home Life” the Rev. A. C. Brooks; and “Techniques for Reading and Studying the Bible,” Prof. 8S, Marion Smith.

Meet Qur New Minister Harry Bucalstein

SUNDAY at the

WEST MORRIS STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH

W. Morris at Blaine Ave.

10:45 A. M. Sermon

|president; Glenn W. Th {third vice-president; Paul R. Mat- | thews, treasurer, and Mrs. Mabel Hudelson, secretary. Joseph C. Todd, Bloomington, is executive secretary.

‘Atonement Doctrine’

Lesson-Sermon Topic “Doctrine of Atonement” is the subject of the lesson-sermon in all

mMOITow. The Bible citations include the following: “Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us, unto him be glory in the church by Christ Jesus throughout all ages, world without end.” Eph. 3:20, 21. : 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: “Christ illustrates that blending with God, his divine principle which gives man dominion over al] the earth.” p. 316.

Church Youth Groups Plan Variety Show

Youth organizations of the Little Flower Catholic church will stage a variety show in the parish auditorium Sunday, April 27.

“printed words “of 300 publica-

Churches of Christ, Scientist, to-|

janapolis branch of the National Al-

Froaching Mission Opens

following central section congregations will call their “special nights”: Central, Third, Olive Branch and

Ripple, Bast Forty Ninth, Oaklandon, East Thirty Eighth, North Ta

SoRgregations have hee asigned ing Gardens,” West Park, Fairfax,

Point, Clermont, North Liberty, Second and Augusta. The Christian Men Builders’ or-

given Tuesday through Saturday at 7:15 a. m. over station WIBC, Dr. Ray E. Snodgrass, Enid, Okla., will preach during the mission and

The Marion County Democratic Women’s club will meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday at 319 N. Pennsylvania st. Mrs. Mary Shackleford is chair-

invited to attend.

speak at St. Paul's A. M. E. church at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow on “New Negro-New Techniques, Results.” His appearance is sponsored by the Federation of Associated club and its affiliates, Citizen's East End Civic League, Inc, and the Indi-

Tuesday nights of the mission, the

Set Tuesday

Snow F. Grigsby, Detroit, wills

liance of Postal Employees.

Artist Plans Three Talks Here

the official and Methodist Dr. Dallas L.

Youth Meeting

Dr. Isaac Beckes Addresses Conference

Dr. Isaac Beckes, Chicago, director of young people's work for

Beckes, who also is direc tor of the United Christian Youth Movement, will help with plans for

World's Student Christian federation, and the Rev. Hinry Lewis, Minneapolis, Denominational heads and ministers will confer with Dr. Beckes Tuesday at 10:30 a. m. in the ¥. M. C. A. He will lunch at 12:30 p. m. at the “Y” with the mission planning committee, denominational leaders, ministers, directors of religious education and interested laymen. High school principals of the city and county will meet with Dr. at 4 p. m. in the “Y." A dinner will be held at the Dr. Beckes, church school ts, youth leaders, and ministers. .

Church Free of Debt 1

On 20th Anniversary

The Calvary Evangelical United Brethren church will mark its 20th

Ho I

Noon: Services

Charles A. Wells, New York, world - Congregations Sponsor |traveler and chalk artist, will give|

{meet in a special room for inter-

8 Years Old

Plant Workers Worship Every Day

Every day at noon, a group of employees of the E, OC. Atkins Co.

denominational services. Led by the founder of the services, Joseph Hunter, the gfoup will mark the eighth anniversary of their noonday worship next Thursday

Catholic priests and ministers of many denominations have addressed the meetings, Mr. Hunter reports. The company supplied hymn books, and singing to piano accompaniment has become a feature, Mr. Hunter would rather be a preacher than follow any other line of work. ‘But’ since he has not found a way to prepare himself for the ministry, he says his part in the noonday services has helped compensate for his disappointment. He will preach Thursday about

9 lu stature, titling the sermon: RY Ch TA Time

Pageant Portrays Poetry of Bible

The poetry of the Bible and the poetic atmosphere of its many characters receive emphasis along

Rev. O. L. Mumaw District Supt. i 10:30—7:30 °° Youth Hour, 6:45

Friendly School, 9:30 Milburn Wills, Supt.

SECOND FREE METHODIST Wilkins and Pershing Streets

W. IL Car, 2300 West—MA-98T1

UNITY TRUTH CENTER

and prayer aon literature—Cla; Telephone RI

REVIVAL! TRADE

Worship and Preaching .... Bible Study .........:....... Evening Service ............

“GARFIELD HEIGHTS CHURCH OF

2842 SHELBY STREET

Wednesday Evening Bible Study ..... W. L. TOTTY, Minister

iesrenss eae vars 11:

trssssnennesene sects sssestessnne

Boy and girl scouts will demonstrate their work and the cub scouts | will give a minstrel show. The high | school club will present three one-| act plays and Ed Doerr’s Novelettes! {will furnish music for the entertain- | ment,

EIGHTH CHRISTIAN 14th St. and Belle Vieu

Edward E. Russell, Minister Sunday School .......... 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship ..... 10:30 a. m. ¢ “Secret of Christian Radiance”

Broadcast WIBC—I11" A.M. HILLSIDE CHRISTIAN

18th at Ingram Herbert J. Wilson, Minister Morning Worship, 9:30 a. m. “Make the Lord's Day the Lord's” Evening Bervice, 7:30 p. m. Dr. BE. D. Lowe, guest speaker

Reception of New Members —The Church That Cares—

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Dr. W. A. BShullenberger, Minister, Bible School—9:30 A. M.

Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. Sermon—‘‘Concern and Commitment”. Music by.excellent choir Youth Fellowship—5:30 P. M,

Centenary Christian 11th and Oxford Sts.

G. Lavon Fisher, Minister 9:30 a. m.—Sunday School.

10:45 a. m.—Morning Worship. “Lift Up Your Eyes” Excellent Music

ENGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 57 N. Rural Street

9:30 A. M.—Family Bible school.

ROWING. IN GRACE.” 7:30 P. Mio ra “THANKS FOR THE VICTORY.”

Welcome to Revival by Marion County Christian Churches at Cadle Tabernacle,

Morning Worship......... 9:30a.m Bible School .............. 10:30 a. m Christian Endeavor for all ages ................ 6:15p. m. Evening Worship ......... 7:30p.m

Visitors Call This a Friendly Church

The Bible Church

YOU WILL NEVER regret. your

and Hell

* Revival God’s Power Is Falling, Folks Are Finding God at

Do not miss this chance of hearing the fearless Evangelist, JOSEPH D. URSHAN, born in the Bible lands, preach nightly at 7: 45 P. M.

Gospel center, and you will NEVER FORGET : thé preaching of this man of God that has | a ooctte in Bre: Sans

«| opening Monday, April 21.

O. A. TRINKLE, Minister

3815 East New York St.

trip to this

| Chiiren office, RI-9140

Delaware and Walnut sts. (700 North) |$

East Side Church

4261 E. 16th

HOLINESS CONVENTION RAY BETTCHER—APRIL 19-20 Rev. E. P. Nelson, Pastor, BE. 5720

of the Natirens

SIN ’ SADNESS FOR PEACE, GLADNESS

HEAR WOLVERTONS Sing and Preach

Hear Mrs. Wolverton sing and : play the Vibraharp

Every Night, 7:45 (Ex. Sat.)NORTH SIDE

ASSEMBLY OF GOD

519 East 23d St. (% Block East of Central Ave.)

HERMAN ROSE, Pastor Tune In—WFBM, Sunday, 8:15 a. m. “SERMONS IN SONG”

Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Youth Tervice, 8: 30 P. M.

Monument Circle—CHRIST CHURCH—8 a. m.; 9:30 a. m. and 10:45 a. m. The Rev. E. Ainger Powell, D. D., The Rev. Herman Anker.

Central Ave. at 16th St.— ALL SAINTS’ CATHE-DRAL—-T7:30 a. m., 11 a. m. and 6:00 p. m. The Rev. John T. Payne, 8ST. PAUL'S worshipping with the Cathedral congregation Church School, 9:00 a. m. at 64th and College Ave. The Rev. Wm. Bur-

WIPO

SG GE

College Ave. Church of the Nazarene 15th and College Special Youth Service

ALL NEXT WEEK April 21-April 27

REV. BENNY MORGAN

Well- known Youthful Evangelist, Special Speaker.

Midweek Service, Wednesday, 7:30 P. M. 8. R. MONEYMAKER, Pastor

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Pod di Se dh he a a

Morning Worship, 10:30 A. M. Evening Service, 730 P. ML.

GA-3344, Residence

Ritter Ave. South (Irving. ton) —ST. MATTHEW’ S— 7:30 a. m., 9:30 a. m. and 10:45 a. m. The Rev. Rudolph F. Keicher.

Meridian St, at 33rd— CHURCH OF THE AD-‘"VENT-17:30 a. m.; 9:30 a. m and 11:00 a. m. The Rev, Thomas R. Thrasher.

Branches of The

Christian Science Churches The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.

Mother Church

The Public 1s Cordially Invited to Our Services and Free Reading Rooms (R. R.)

“Doctrine of

Lesson for Sunday, April 20th

Atonement”

Morning Service at 11 o'clock in All Churches

FIRST CHURCH

Meridian at 20th R. R, Church Edifice

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

THIRD CHURCH ; Washingten Bl ‘R. R, Church aifice

| SUNDAY SCHOOL IN A. GRURGRES AT 11 A M.

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

SIXTH CHURCH. ._R. R, 1611 Prospect