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unday Night “Altar Hour Prayer Period Which Was Starte

4 Mrs. Piokson

a A ~ - y po -. a »

“AP Roberts Park Methodist Church Is Winning Wide Recognition];

- £ Sotaregation Joins In Silent Worship By EMMA RIVERS M) MILNER

Ministags al over ae United States are tribute to the

Every Sunday night following

Ihe §EHNON of She 7.30. 10 ati ce, the Rev. Mr. Boren conducts!

his new “Altar Hour,” All the electric lights go off and the only {llumination comes from the overhead - cross, the. candles in the high candlelabra and the candlesticks on the communion table. Those present in the auditorium are invited to come forward and kneel at the altar rail and pray silently for any cause with which they are concerned. Some pray for themselves, others for. the church, for friends in trouble or for the solution of personal problems.

Not & word 1s spoken. An tt-|

mosphere of ‘great reverence pre-

{ vails while the organ softly plays

a background of familiar hymns, A chief favorite is the old song, “Sweet Hour of Prayer.” When the last person has reJured 3: a seat from the aitar e lights flash on in. The Altar Hour is over gun: other week and the Sunday night meeting proceeds to its close. Most of the Protestant churches are giving serious attention to spiritual renewal and various forms of evangelism at this time because of the confusion of the world. This new type. of silent, though public, worship was conceived by|

the Roberts Park pastor for this

reason.

UCYC Sponsors Spaulding Talk

The United Christian Youth

elen F.

University Choir will sing the anthem, “All in the April Evening.” Miss Geraldine Simmons will preside and lead the speech choir in the recitation of Scrip-

Jane Collins will sing “The Ph Prayer” and Barbara yd, council president, and George Keller, vice president, will ~ give prayers. ‘The Rev. Joseph “Johnston, an associate minister “of the host church, and the Rev. E. BE. Russell, pastor of the Eighth = Christian Church, also will assist with the meeting. The Rev. Mr. Russell has resigned both his church and spon-

~ sorship of the youth council to

accept a call to a church in New Ss.

Lutheran Group Plans “Rally Here on Feb. 8

Churches affiliated with the

National Lutheran Council will

meet for a rally Feb, 8 at 8 p.m. in St. Matthew's Lutheran Church to promote a national appeal for

$4 million for world relief. Dr. Springfield, 0.; council -president, will give the main rally. address. The Rev. chairman for.the event.

‘3:Act Play Scheduled

Senior Walther Leagues of the

School Hall, Wright Sts.

ing roles. . Plato’ Is SermonTille—

Dr. E. Burdette Backus will de-| with serviceg daily execpt Sat-|y.." 4, . ‘vote his sermon period tomofrow lurday beginning to a discussion of Plato's “Re-(7:30 p.m. The Rev. M. O. Robbins. | ol » frst in the Great Books| ‘the name for Diety which -indt Series, at 11 a. m. in All Souls

Unitarian. Church.

Rees Edgar Tulloss of

Donald -E, Elder is

of 100. selected clergymen,

of the Methodist. Church

asked to describe his

Youth for Christ Will Present Choir

Youth for Christ, Inc., will pre: sent Dr. Harold George Martin

Choir at rallies tonight at 7: :30 ‘o'clock and Sunday at 3 p.m. in

the Roberts Park Methodist

, former Canadian alr force chaplain, employs his time attempting to place in homes the thousands of unwanted children born in Canada since the

India and China. Dr. F. D. Mohr will direct the choir. The Rev. Malsbary, Y. for C. founder, will lead the congregational song fest at both rallies,

Board Picks New Officers

William T. Pearcy will succeed Dr. John H. Booth as executive ®| secretary of the ‘Disciples of Christ Board of Church Extension in April. This announcement was made along with the election of other new officers of the board at a meeting held this week. Dr. Booth was elected to continue as executive secretary until April and Mr. Pearcy as treasurer, over the same period. R. H. Shafer, now assistant treasurer, will become treasurer in April. © And Miss Blanche Pankey will become the new assistant treasurer. Oreno E. Scott of St. Louis was named president for the 20th consecutive year, and William 8. Hamilton, Pawhuska, Okla., trustee. . Dr. Booth will have served the board for 37 years when he retires in April

Students Go. ° To Work Camp

| Two Decatur Central.

the Downtown Ministers’ Conference

In| Jown. Columbus, O. While there, he was One local young man told the [these services. “Altar Rev. Mr. Boren that he came to ‘said that worry and bewilder-

"IContest Slated

of Toronto, Canada, and the 40{voice Taylor University A Capetlaiq;

war. He does a similar work. in

religious Federation, will serve as judges.

|8chool students will attend the

|thetr pastorates in various sec-|

itiong of the country and inaug-|the urated similar programs of their “Altar Hour.” {cided to join the

Photo by John Spickiemire, Times staff Photographer. "ALTAR HOUR" — Members of to Roberts Park Methodist Church kneel at the communion rail to pray silently during the "Altar Hour" in the dimly lighted auditorium each Sunday night. Recently he attended, as one{Hour, " Ministers returned to/the decision to devote his life;ment have.

to the ministry while kneeling at| prayed. the & rail during the Roberts Park| A thoughtful member com-| yy ot hat Jesus Means Several have de- mented: “It seems to me that of | | Anna Jean Bits “What the Church church during all the tAings we have Had here io, “ie, ores Medilard And many have at Roberts Park the ‘Altar Hour’| lis the most important.”

vanished as they

| introduced Deimant te - |'"FiReT UNITED

|Louis, national president of Uni-

“= {Unitarian Church Wednesday. The © "

To Address —

Unitarians

All-Day Conference

Starts Wednesday Mrs. George Piekson of St.

tarian General Alliance, will address an all-day conference of the women's alliances of All Soul's

will open with a {round table discussion from 10 a. m. to noon followed by luncheon in the social rooms, Mrs, E. G. Luening of Louisville, Ky., and Mrs. Plekson both will speak in the afternoon. Following a buffet supper, a third session will be held. Mrs. C. B. Blakeslee will preside at the round table; Mrs. Lehman Dunning, in the afternoon, and Miss Beatrice

Mrs. Plekson

HE with Mrs, McElfresh as chairman will serve luncheon. Other chairmen assisting with the meeting are Mrs. Montgomery Lewis, Miss Elsa Reyer and Miss Ann Schaefer. Other religious events follow:

Short, at night. The =

9:00 A. M.—Pirst Service. 9:48 A. M.—Church Schoo,

5:15 P. M—Vesper Hour

er Ra Sut School. 10:0 A=W

Tio te to 13:00,

130%. Semen: The Vanity of

10:40 A. M.—Second Service : “The Christian’ Family.”

20 Home and Poreign

Missions Are Diversity of

Piety Srine

Undenominationa) Fsniog ‘Toer Fis Throw:

im es

Sunde: Beeted Kandall olin Saisir

| Special music by 36-voies ehotr®st 11:39

0. A. TRINKLE, Minister

Direct Support Missionary Conference

WEST MORRIS STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH ~ 153 W. Morris St. :

February 3, 4, 5 (Tues., Wed., Thurs)

but Ra Unite

Common

sary Service, Dr ashing.

CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH .- The Songregation will dedicate their new in the. auditorium.

a aa in a m. C. R. Defenderfer, Jin, will conduct the service ang five the Sedtentoey address. Freda le will organ and he LL and Ra Y choirs will

Rsing An CHRISTIAN CHURCH--Three Pr ung pi will give addresses at the outh Sunday observance tomorrow in the church, rl Robbins a oo on the Bible ns w Tobin

Means will conduct

octet from Technical High Sched] {will sing, directed by William Moon Smith, ESBYTERIAN

Biblical Essay

Baptist boys of the community will compete in an essay contest .

A first Re of $15, a oosond) of $10 and merit awards of $51 each will be given to the winners.|’ The contest opens tomorrow and will close March 17. The 10 characters chosen‘ by the young writers must not include Jesus of Nazareth. High school boys enrolled in church schools of the Indianapolis Bap. tist “Association “are eligible to the competition. Dr. R. L. Holland, executive secretary of the Indiana Council of Churches, and Daniel R. Ehalt, head of the department of education of the Church!

Essays are limited to 500 words. Not more than 50 words may be employed in writing about one character. : General appearance and grammar will count for 25 points and | the reasons for the selection of the 10 characters, 75 points.

Mark 2 Holidays Monday, Sy

Catholics Y mark Candlemas!Day Monday and the. Feast of St. Blase, Tuesday. Members of the Altar Soclaty will distribute blessed candles in the vestibule of S88. Peter and Paul's Cathedral from 8:30 to 10 a. m. Monday and Tuesday. On the Feast of 8t. Blase, priests bless the throats of parishioners. The custom dates pack to the time of St. Blase, who is said to have saved the life of a boy who was choking on a fishbone. Two crossed candles are

priest says this prayer:

sion of St.

Hold Missionary Meeting Tuesday

apolis and Central Indiana will | hold a direct support missionary | pastor.

person being blessed while thelar !mer resi

martyr, protect you from throat p.m.

Garment Frondom

- By Barton Rees Pogue

They're making fun of my old hat!

* .. The Lord might frown “But week-days, now, it

at (Ten years of use makes all this chat.) “oo Twouldn’t wear the thing

to ehurch, upon that lurch, has an air

Of carelessness | fondly share!

The wind may blow it out of sight, This hat that once was clean and white, And I'll not worry, not a whit, For dirt can't make a mark on its And if you sat on this chapeau, No one would ever know I know!

-1 like old hats, old suits, old shoes! Such clothes as these I may abuse! There are no creases to maintain, I fear not wrinkle, grease or stain, There's independence, goodness knows, There's liberty in my old clothes!

Christian ge of Indian-|

A headline speaker will be the

CHURCH The oD ye will sing and the Rev. C. P. Blekkin ya Jiaen on ‘ the 10:45 m young people will body to. the ted Youth service: Presbyterian Pues re ha TEN CHRIS

H. a United Christian Missionary Sociuy. wh mon at the

vesper service tomorrow atl

" ee and By

Second | EXETER BAPTIST-Exeter

CHURCH=—| Ne Cormick, president of the|L

woooryrr PLACE—Waleott at B. Mich. ent, Paul V. i 28 A M: 7:00 P. M.

Unified

BAPTIST CHURCHES

.OM-Fashionod Gospel Messages FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH : A Meridian and Vermont Streets RIVER AVE. BAPTIST | P00 Util Runtrits Foe 1080 RIVER AVE. 930A. M.—Bibia School. Pater . ommunion Sunday School ......... anes 2WAU Tn tor: Si JRelge by pas. Ceuraahanehans 30 A. M. — rat rmon assoc! ny re eins ewes 7:30 P. M.| pas » sound film, +d pe

THIRSDAY 7:30 P. M.—Midweek prayer services, N

CENTRAL BAPTIST -

TUXEDO PARK-—29 N. Grant ln East). U. 8. Clutton, 9:30 AM.; P.M.

11th Bt. Rev. Isom Ferris—9:30 and 7:30.

CYNHURST—Lynhurst dr of W. Washington Donald J. Dunkin, | Pastor, Services, 9:

¢| EMERSON AVE.-—Emerson BE. New York. Peter Vroom, 10:30 AM, 1:30PM

dr, 3 blocks 8. AM and 1:30 PM.

INVITES YOU TO WORSHIP WITH Us at Central Ave. and Westfield Blvd, 10:45 A. M.—Merning Service. Dr. G. BR O’'Donnéel}-speaking,

4 BL 38 A. M.—Bible School... CLASSES FOR ALL a

N. Mich, Sabi 30 q =

CROOKED CREEK, Louis G. Crafton,

rote. Aisionary Dal (Servite tow, MIS. ord. will C! Tie Rev. Chistios

Rev. G. R. Sweet to Talk!

At Endeavor Banquet

The Rev. George R. Sweet of . CHURCH Chicago, pastor. of the Normal !Park Presbyterian Church, will conference Tuesday, Wednesday address the Capitol District Chris-| and Thursday in the West Morris | tian Endeavor Union banquet Street Christian Church... The azonday at 6:30 p. m. the! Rev. Harry Bucalstein is host Brogkside Evangelical United) Brethren Church. | Charles Brown will direct the held against the throat of the | Rev. Benjamin Allison, mission- | group singing and Miss Joan) y to The: Frllippines and a joke! Guthrie, union president, will pre-| ent o sing Sun, Ind. side. The Rev. Glen O'Dell, host “May God through the inter~cs-{He-will-give-the address at the pastor and coinselor, will sive Dr. W. A. Shullenberger, Minister Blase, bishop and popular meeting Tuesday at 7:30 the convocation.

Watkins will preach the sermon for the} I ‘chapel congregation tomorrow at 11 ‘8 ihe Mier Mortuary, 1130

SITY PARK CHRISTIAN

chairman;

secretary, Arthur Miller Arensurer. 3 oJ OLUNTEERS OF AMERICA cape sea. oun, i yg of the r tly or- | 5. a ist Baturday night (rallies in - son, his. will speak at he angeistic service tomorrow at 7:48 @ Jones Trio will sing, accomPamied by Miriam VETERANS HOSPITAL CHA inglars for the 9 a. m. Protestant services to-

Member Southern

Broadway and 22nd Shs. Sunday School—9:30 A. M.

Morning Worship 10:45 A. M. Bubjecy: am the Depths Heights.” "

Evening—T7:30 P.M Fifth Sermon on

Prophecies of the Bible.

BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. R. M. Dodrill, Pastor |

COMO SERVICE 3

“THE GLORIOUS RETURN OF CHRIST WITH SAINTS D ANGELS.”

-Baptist- Convention,

include Bertha Smith, Helen

Butterworth and Robert LeMasters,

kReynolls will be. the accompanist and the.

Minton, Protestant chaplain,

Legion A Auxiliary.

Evangelist Ferber Van Vorce WESTER

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE | 4500 W. Wash. St. 10:30 A. M.—T7:30 P. M. Sunday. An Invitation to All

1 ——

BETHANY CHRISTIAN

1634 E. Minnesota St.

METHODIST ' East New York at Grant E ARNOLD CLEGG, Minister. 10:40 A. M. Sermon theme: “The Difference Jesus Makes" We Welcome All Visitors -

METHODIST CHURCHES

| Roberts Park Church

Delaware st Vermont po Amos L. Boren, Minister 5:30 P. M.~M..Y. F. 9:30 A. M.—~Church School - Mr. Pearl Andrews, Supt. 10:45 A. M.

“The Transforming Christ” 7:30 P. vw

EAST 10TH STREET C. R. Holmes, Pastor E. 10th St., at Keystone Ave. Church School s.eseesee 9.30 Worship Service ......10:45 “If Ye Continue in My Love.” Evening Worship ......,.7:30

Unified Service ...... 9:30 a ms

Evening Service ....7:30 p. m. E. LeRoy Williams, Minister

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Delaware and Walnut Streets (700 - North) -

Bible School—9:30 A. M Morning Worship—10:45 A. M.

“Work Camp” to be- held today|Lesson-Sermon Topic

~Hhrough. Monday at. Flanner

House,

‘camp.”,

‘Plan. Revival of Service The “Church in the Wildwood,”

Union Chapel Methodist Church,; te «from the Christian Science text-. will conduct a two-weeks revival Cpook. “Science and Health with:

|in charge of music. _

Norma Reeve and Shirley Fled- , Capitol City Zone will give the gerjohn. will participate it plbobond three-act comedy, “Small-Town tion, community work and worRomeo,” Thursday and Friday at ship in one of the neighborhood |, n.o. 8 p. m. in the St. Paul Lutheran |churches during the three-day following: Weghorst and’ Mary Bosma and John Jefferson will play the lead-

tomorrow at pg... Eady:

pastor, will preach and Harold! Lee Coates of Edgewood will be Hin spiritual creation. " p. 332.

hath to us. that dwelleth in God, and God [fn him."1" John 4:18.

The lesson-sermon also in-|individual persons rather than BY worship .....iveevseess 10:45AM. cludes the following passage denominational boards. Sunday School »eeessse. 930A M. RALLY AWARDS ‘Work Among Lepers =. Scriptures” by Mary Subi 9 pe Ik Wm. M. wits. SUPT. “Father-Mother 1s 10 BeSubject ot Ta NG Erp 1030 AM Dr. Herbert Gass, born of mis- | (Afriiiated With Unity, Kansas-City, Mo.) ACTIVE FAITH DR. FREDER ANDREWS

cates His tender relationship to

”

EY Bee

’ LE BEE ANSWERS: 1. Both were evangelists.

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cli

[Do women OF TODAY DRESS

AS PAUL WOULD HAVE WILLED? @) >

Johah 3. Douay's Jonas 3.

: ha willed Dat» wal dress modestly and not with costly |

Kets 4, Acts

To Honor Pioneer | Mrs. Amanda Moorefield, imother of seven children and charter member of the Mars Hill {Free Methodist Church, will be {saluted tomorrow on the Favorite Hymns Program at 11:30 a. m. over Radio Station WISH. | When Mrs, Moorefield moved to Mars Hill 30 years ago, there |was no church of her faith in the leo mmunity. She invited the {neighbors into ~sher home for {prayer meetings. Interest grew * land the group with the aid of the Second Free Methodist Church later erected the present edifice. “Jesus Paid It All” will be sung | {en the, program in. Mrs. Moore-| | fled’ 8 | honor.

RE he

land believed the love that God|Lincoln, Ill, who will give an adGod‘is love; and he|dress at the same session.

‘sponsored by local churches or

Direct support missionaries are

UNITED LUTHERAN Prospect and Linden Sts.

Rev. Thomas B. Kline.

HIgh {rouble and every other evil.” Discussion forums, prayer | . | Music by Excellent Choir y hours, luncheons, dinners ‘and Episcopal BE. Weert BM Dinner, « special music also are scheduled. | ou ows) ' Additional speakers include the aE. Me Marid) a |. Rev. D. Ervin ‘Sheet, Beaker || For Sunday Is ‘Love’ rev: 7. 7. Musick who-witt-rep- | arid SHC HRISTIANIT Ya ar The Rev. Laman H. Bruner Jr. rector “love” is the subject of the resent the Tennessee mountain | pcg | CIVIL LAW" lesson-sermon in all Churches of missions at the Youth Night | Iv ove or "a : Christ, Scientist, tomorrow. {celebration Wednesday at 7:30 The Scriptural The Bible citations include the|p. m., and Prof. Owen L. Crouch - = answer to a “And we have known of the Lincoln Bible Institute, ST. MARK'S "progent problem 7: .

JOSEPH C. BLACK, FRIENDLY CLASSES,

.slonary-—parents in India and

{long-time . worker amohg lepers! {&f that country,

tomorrow will |address the closing méetings of

CK- ELIAS Sunday RR tRk. TAM ark 503

et, Room

Classes— Unity Literature—Phone

|W. I Car or Mars Hill Bus

SECOND FREE METHODIST,

8 ar) Dail Open ole S-_Suturday Ont) 3 | Pershing at Wilkins, 2300 West

Meridian and 38th Street

9:30 A. M.—Church School 10:45 A. M.—~Worship Service —- “Youth's Tragedy and Triumph” Angelus Hout for Youth, 6 P. M, 9:30 A. M.—Church School

NORTH CHURCH

Dallas L. Browning, D. D., Minister

“To the Sick -in Heart” Music by Taylor University

Services to Give You Strength

Union Chapel Methodist E. 80th, off Road 431

Revival Services

Beginning Sunday, Feb. 1 Services sth Night

M. O. Robbins, Pastor

IRVINGTON

30 Audubon Road, North RALPH O. PEARSON, D. D.. Church School, 9:30 Holy Communion

inister

Rev. Harold

| A

a series of world forums of the’ Evangelical and Reformed churches. | Dr. Gass will speak on “Evan'gelism . Through Medical Missions” at ‘the forum :sessions 'in the Second Evangelical and Reformed Church, 903 Shelby St. and St. Paul's Chufth, 711 N. Belmont Ave. The meetings begin at 5:30 p. m.

“Belmont Church of , of Christ 1002 8. Belmont Ave, Sunday Program

Bible Classes, 9:45 a. m. Ie

Worship and Preaching, | 10:45 a. m. and 745 p. m. | Carl Flinn, Minister—CA-1350 | Wednesday Services, 7:45 pm

| THE BIBLE

3851 E. Ne

tee

3 i A “St.

7:45 P. M.

RSunday, 11 A. cau Advantages. ” —'Bible Truth About the Rapture.”

WELCOME! James E. Petty, Pastor

CHURCH

w York St.

HAROLD

BEREAN GOSPEL TEMPLE

. Carrollfon at 13th St. —Ford Porter, Pastor

Every Sunday-—T7:30 to 8 A.M, WISH

Bible 8chool--0:48 GEORGE MARTIN, speaker. Evangelistic service, 6:30

Mrs. James Carder, will speak Wed. night, Feb. 4, 7:30 P. M.

Christian Science Churches

Branches of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.

A World Ministry

Berean Gospel Hour

service—10:45 AM

A. M._ Preachin oung people, 6:30 P. M P.M

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

Lesson for Sunday, February 1

“LOVE" .

Morning Service at 11 o'clock in All Churches

FIRST CHURCH |

Meridian at 20th

R. R., Church Edifice

Evening Service, 5:00

R. R., 526 State Life Bldg.

Washington Blvd, at 34th

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

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

FIFTH CHURCH College at 62d Evening Service, 7:30.

SIXTH CHURCH 16094 Prospect St. R. R.,, 1611 Prospect

SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES AT 11 A. M.

Wednesday Evening Tee PO Meetings in All Churches a

7 3% P. M. Westminster Fellowship. 7:30 P. M.—Thursday midweek service,

Worship, 10:45] a

speaker. Pres. of Christian Homes for Children, Ine., and former Royal Canadian Air Force Chaplain.

2 GREAT RALLIES

Tonight at 7:30, Sunday at 3 P. M.

YOUTH FOR CHRIST

Roberts Park Church on ree You

‘Carrollton at 11th 9:30 A. M.—Church school for. all . 110;45 A. M.~8ervice of Holy Communion; Meditation: “His sence With Us,” Dr. F. A. Pfleiderer

WEST MICHIGAN ST. Services 9:30, 10:30, 7:30, 10:30 A. M. “AgaUrgent Appeal” ASTIAN, Pastor

| * AM

TAYLOR UNIVERSITY: CHOIR ||

40 Voices— Thrilling: Music

George Martin

featured in.

Delaware and Vermont

CHRISTIAN CHURCH Erg eh S138 aa), e

TONIGH continue unal and Canada below 32 de in the Easter cold old air.

Blame For F

Morris Damp

Investigat lives of a M Two adop the critical fi to the ground Dead wer

New Lot

Reveale

Police In Gan

The Bank, @ made its ap during a raid « joint at 21% 1 Police - who gambling cha terested in th dozen types than they wer catch. Lt. Roy 1 ticket was ba ings and pai Saturday, wl might be exp Held were

-2444 Pearson

owner, charg gaming hous Silverman, 34, St; aiding an ating a gan Edwards, 36, ington, . and ’ 37, of 1310 charged with house. In addition Bank tickets four telephon racing forms HH m————

TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN

34th and Central DR. ROY EWING VALE

REV. ROBERT 8. MOORHEAD 9:30 A M Bible School. 10:45 A. M.—Divine Worship “Pmally, Brethren, Pray” oly

Communion Thursday miGweek service, TI} P . M.

MERIDIAN AHGHTS

Central Ave, at 47th. Rev. Roy B. Connor dr. Bunday School, 9:30 Worship, 10:48 “A Needed Conference”

Yokth Meeting, 7 P. M. Bundsy

‘FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Delaware at Sixteenth EORGE AR USSELL GALLOWAY TWO MORNING SERVICES

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

! 1040 A. Mm M81 iRg Norship.’ Holy Com-

100 7, M— Westminster a

9:30 and 11 A. M. | Dr. Prants: ded Home” hi ME ong rch \ EE P.M Thursday, pm Tourer 6 br mS supper lecture NORTHMINSTER Kessler Blvd. & Ralston Dl ster FAIRVIEW WICHARD, | 8, WILLIAMS school. yop 46th and Capitol Ave. 10:45 A: Mat 3 PC Toune Tep VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister 9:30 A. M.~Chureh School’ : TMINSTER

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Ww. Johnston M 1 a _ Mprning Worship, fare . Savors?”