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For J. F. Baskett

Film Award Winner To Be Buried Here

Graveside services for James

~ ¥. Baskett, who won a special

award for his interpretation of Uncle Remus in the motion picture, “Song of the South,” will be held at 11 a. m, Monday | Crown HIL He was

_ "The Indianapolis-born character actor began his career as a chemist and mortician and later was a columnist for the Pittsburgh Courier. He was also organizer of the Theatrical Owners’ Bookng in Los Angeles,

Mr, Baskett, who was active on radio, stage and screen, also played “Gabby,” the shyster lawYer, of the “Amos 'n Andy” radio show. He died July 9 in Los

Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Margaret E. Baskeft, Tos Angeles, and his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Baskett Woolridge, Indi-

. anapolis,

Mrs. Henry C. Stueber

Mrs, Sophie Stueber, an Indianapolis resident 77 years, died today at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Shade, 515 N, Hamilton Ave. Mrs, Stueber was 88, She was born in Germany and came here while a girl, later marrying Henry C. Stueber. She Was & member of St. Peters Evangelical Lutheran Church. survivors are a sister, Mrs, Caroline Gebhardt, a grandson and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 .p. m. Monday at Moore rtuaries Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Concordia.

George W. Moore

3 George ». Moore, termerly of ndianapo wil buried in Memorial Park Monday followservices at 2 p. m. in Beanmo

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Services for Berl B. Newcomb, Indiana representative for Atwater Coal Co., who died yester-

speed- For Pfc. Armel

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mortuary. be in Columbus, Ind. He was 50. Born in Columbus, he had lived in Indianapolis 30 years. He

‘was a member of the American

Legion. He served two years in France with the AEF in World War IL : " Surviving are his wife, Vella, and a daughter, Miss Madonna Newcomb, both of Indianapolis; his father, Frank Newcomb, and a- brother, Irvin, both of Columbus,

Albert L. James

Albert .L. James, a paint contractor, died yesterday in his home, 2017 N. Tacomas Ave. He ‘was 76. : Born in Roachdale, he lived in Indianapolis 38 years. Services will be held at 3 p. m. Monday in Moore Mortuaries Northeast Chapel, Burial will be in Washington Park. He is survived by a son, WilHam T. James, Indianapolis, and a daughter, Mrs. Mabel 1. Hastings, Miami, Fla.

PERPENDICULAR MUSIC The Chinese musical scale consists of five notes without semitones, the music being written on five lines in perpendicular col-

Why Not Try This? THE FAMILY

Leaves as Hobbies Geneticists tell us that there are no two leaves in the world that are exactly alike. This, plus the fact that there are so many interesting and attractive leaves

Funeral for D

Hospital, will be held at 2:30 p. m. mo. wary. Cemetery.

business in 1903. He was born in Germany and attended the Black School of Optics, Detroit, Mich. He was a member of Center Masonic Lodge, Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation, B'nai B'rith and the American Optometric Association. . Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Carrie Oppenheimer Jaffe; three sons, Drs. Lewis, Milton and Har-

SCRAPBOOK

By DR. ERNEST 6. OSBORNE I ——— from so many different kinds of

trees, is one of the reasons that

The leaves may be fastened in with pieces of Scotch tape one may make spatter-prints following directions given ago in The Family Scrapbook, or the outline of the leaf may be traced. the leaves without names make an attractive collec-| tion, some children will get more pleasure if all their leaves are named, A simple botany book or the aid of the high school botany or biology teacher should make it possible to name all the leaves one has collected.

r. Bert Jaffe,

Optometrist, Tomorrow

Services for Dr. Bert Jaffe, founder of Jaffe & Sons, Optometrists, 3777 N. Meridian St., who

died yesterday in Methodist tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan

urial will be in Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation Dr. Jaffe, who lived in Indianapolis 80 years, founded his

Ex-Local Woman Dies on Birthday

Services for Mrs. Adelia Florence King, Greenfield, a former

Indianapolis.

old Jaffe; a grandson, Dr, Jack Jaffe, and two granddaughters, Caryline and Elaine Jaffe, all of

.{Hospital, will be held at 1 p. m,

welfare in Marion County Welfare

Mrs. Emma Lott Services for Mrs. Emma Lott, former probation officer for Marion County Juvenile Court, who died Thursday in General

Monday in Stuart mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mrs. Lott, who was 70, lived in Indianapolis 45 years. She was the mother of Mrs. Lillian L. Taylor, supervisor of child

Born in Evansville, she was a member of the Bethel M. E. Church, Loyal Lefion Club and held charter membership in Women’s Improvement Club. Surviving are her daughter, Mrs. Taylor and three grandchildren.

Services Today

Rites for Pfc. Albert Armel,

were to be held at 3 p. m. today in Tolin mortuary. Burial will be in Crown HNI. He was 29. Pfc, Armel, who was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, was a member of Seventh Presbyterian Church and was graduated from Technical High School. He was employed by Burford - Printing Co. until he entered service in 1942 as a military policeman with the 2d Armored Division. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Myrtle Armel, and a sisr, Mrs. Irene Gamerdinger, Infanapolis.

O'Neil Flays ‘Whims’

Of Soviet Politburo

PRINCETON, Ind, July 31 (UP) —James F. O'Neil, national commander of the American Legion, said today that world peace depends upon “the whim and fancy” of the Soviet politburo. “Russia wants to bat all the time, and at the same time call all the balls and strikes,” he charged. Therefore, he said, the United States must remain on guard. America and other peace-mind-ed nations must stand together, he said.

Hoefgen St.

Children Net $34.49 in Penny Bazaar .

resident of Indianapolis who died vesterday in Robert Long Hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Pasco ¥uneral Home in Greenfield. Burial will be in Currey's Chapel there, Mrs, King, who died on her 68th birthday, lived here and in Ben

was born in Hancock County and was a member of United Brethren Church in Greenfield, where she lived since 1937, . Surviving are two sons, Leroy King, Indianapolis, and Paul King, Arlington; four daughters, Mrs. Frances Stelle, Indianapoiis; Mrs. Ruth Hartley and Miss Lucille King, Greenfield, and Mrs. Alice Reeves, North Vernon; two brothers, Oliver Barrett, Spiceland, and Walter Barrett, Greenfield, and = sister, Mrs. Leota Pauley, Greenfield.

M. E. Decker, 77, Dies; Ex-Real Estate Agent

State Service BRAZIL, July 31 Morton E. Decker, retired real estate agent

here, died yesterday in his summer home in Leland, Mich. He was 77. He Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Anna Holloway Decker; three daughters, Mrs. E. 0. Maloot, State College, Pa., Mrs. Jack Kerins, Indianapolis, and Miss Margaret Decker, Ashville, N, C. and a sister, Mrs. Zora Aydelotte, Brazil, ; Services and burial will take place in Brazil

Lone Worker Votes For Union Shop

Robert M. Hite, 1136 N. Bancroft St, became a one-man “union shop” today when he cast a lone vote in a National Labor Relations Board election here. Mr, Hite, a member of Local 1225, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (AFL), is a radio engineer for Listen-In In-

ing. The firm pipes “atmosphere music” to business places, industries and restaurants. Asks Union Shop When the union desired to renew Mr. Hite’s work contract it demanded a union shop clause, The company said all right. Mr. Hite was for it too. But the

union employees must vote for included in contracts.

So Mr. Hite voted today in the Listen-In office. He can’t say

certifies the election, but every-

The youngsters leaned eagerly, The youngsters stared goggle-|°°0Y has a pretty good idea sny-

way. i u d/eyed when an unexpected guest, out of the booths lined up an [fayor. Al Feeney, sepsares wag)

down the lighted street. Some of

the more enterprising children hawked their wares to passing pedestrians, Business was hooming. The pennies were pouring in. It was the third annual Penny Arcade given by children of the 3200 block of Hoefgen St. Today the children’s parents were planning to bank $34.49, proceeds from the show. The money will go to the Riley Hospifal fund to aid children hospitalized there. i Working on their own initiative the children built and set up ths, while neighbors and local merchants donated food and materials. The Park Board furnished all necessary lighting and the city blockaded the street.

Kills to the Path of Lite. 7:30—"Pussin’, Pightin’, Peudin' ”

Billy Opie Speaks Tonight 7: TRUMAN

“My Candidate” Sunday, 11:00-2:30-7:30 11:00 A. M. “144000 IN REVELATION" 3:30—My Life Story: Prom Jass Orchestra to Pulpit or The Pace That

i DR. BILLY OPIE ‘Wvtonar President Intercollegiate Literary Survey 1046-1947-1948

|| Married People Only Monday Night 7:30 P. M. INDIANAPOLIS GOSPEL TABERNACLE

610 N. ALABAMA ST. )

spent the evening. }

The yearly event began in 1948 when seven neighborhood cnil- Fatal to Ft. Wayne Man ™

dren decided to have a “show.” That year the youngsters netted $41, The next year the arcade was even more successful and $83 was raised. It was decided then to {turn over all proceeds in the fu-

[sine to the Riley Hospital fund,

Probe Plane Crash

ARGOS, Ind. July 31 (UP)— Authorities today sought the cause of an airplane crash in which a Ft. Wayne pilot was fatally injured yesterday. A two-seater monoplane piloted | by Junior L. Reinhart, 31, crashed in a cloverfield near here. Mr.

since the money was raised by Reinhart suffered a skull fracture

children. Youngsters on Hoefgen St. par{ticipating in this year's show were Mary Springman, 12; Dick Brune, 14; Beverly Dickinson, 13; David Dickinson, 10: Lois Brandlein, 16; Don Brandlein, 14; {Joy Powers, 12; Jimmy Adams, |10; Lauana Burrows, 6; Kenneth iPo, 15, and Ronald Po, 11.

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His Personal Interview? WALLACE

10:00 A. M.—8 P. M. SUNDAY

and died in Kelly Hospital here last night. Authorities said Mr, Reinhart took off on a training flight from Bunker Hill airport early yesterday. The crash occurred shortly

Davis for nearly 50 years. She 8

dianapolis, Inc,, in the Ober build-|C

Taft-Hartley Act specifies that|p rT the union shop before it can be|™

how he voted until the NLRB|Sa2

Rites Set Today For Lt. Daugherty Pilot Killed in 1944

Lt. Robert Daugherty, who was killed June 18, 1944, in England, will be buried in Crown Hill today following services at 3:30 p. m. in| Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. He was a resident of Indiahapolis most of his life and was a Church.

Lt. Daugherty was graduated from Carmel High School and attended DePauw University where he was a member of

Survivors are his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Lester Daugherty, Carmel, and a brother, Lt. Richard M, Daugherty, Chicago, Ill Elijah Beasley Services for Elijah Beasley, who died Wednesday in his home, 1252 Northwestern Ave. will be held at 2 p. m. Monday in Phillips Temple Methodist Church. Burial will be in Crown Hill. He was 65. A native of Cerulean Springs, Ky. Mr. Beasley had lived here 32 years. He was an employee of Kingan & Co. and was a member and treasurer of Phillips Temple Church, Survivors are his sister, Mrs. Katie Beasley, Cerulean Springs; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Opal Harris and Mrs, Blossom Brown, Indianapolis; and his half-brother, William Tyler, Sturgis, Ky.

George Trifon

George Trifon, Indianapolis restaurant operator, will be buried in Floral Park today following services at 9 a. m. in Steven's mortuary. He was 60. Mr. Trifon, who died Thursday in General Hospital, operated a Restaurant at 526 N, Chesapeake

He is survived by a cousin, George Putchko, Indianapolis, ——————————————

Manufacturers Group To Entertain Buyers

The Indianapolis Association of Manufacturers Representatives will ‘entertain buyers and executives from the wholesale and chain grocery trade at Hillcrest Country Club Thursday. The association has a membership of 100 salesmen and brokers interested in the food and alled fields. A golf tournament and buffet dinner will be held. A. C. Steube is president of the organization. ’ . Arrangements are being made by H. A. Burney, Roland Rust, local food brokers, and Don Ar-

buckle, sales manager of Hoosier Coffee Co.

Australia ‘Rounds Up 16 Suspected Reds

SYDNEY, July 31 (UP)— Australian security police have arrested 16 Balts and Poles as suspected Communist agents in & roundup in Queensland, it was reported today. The suspects are considered to be professional agitators who slipped "into Australia among groups of displaced persons seeking new homes here.

STATE DEATHS

ALBION~—Mrs, Georgianns Campbell, 85, ANDERSON—John HM. Jarrett, 93; Augus-

tus T. Dyke, retired banker; Mrs, Estells Braun, ne AlberteMcCoy, 41.

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fo UR AY Wiliam ile Christian or r o e Newville i Church; " Lawrenes Hanes, 83, rod

BRAZIL—Mrs. Carolyn A. Meacham, 83. CLINTON—Mrs. Ines Dunsmore, 33. COLUMBUS--Mrs. Effie Mott, 71. "-DELPHI-John P. Hall, 64. ELKHART~John Gordon, 64, at Noa -Mrs. Stella Blanch Brunson,

EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Anna Bishop, Samuel Orr. 76, industrialist-financier. FLORA—Mrs. Emma Leaders, 84, WAYNE—David Klopfenstein, 15 d Dean Rinearson II infant; Mrs

nal : Viola Walker, 87; 89;

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

AY %

—es BIBLE BEE ANSWERS:

and my flesh faileth of fatness.”

HG See

ONE. Solomon spent 13 years building his house and “he made a porch of pillars” on it. I Kings 7:1-7; Douay’s III Kings 7:1-7. TWO. No. Numbers 7:3 refers to covered wagons and oxen also. THREE, In filling out required food questionnaires, some Gedmans merely replied with a reference fo Psalm 109, verse 24. In

King James version it reads: “My knees are weak through fasting;

CHURCH NEWS— . Set Reception

For Pastor

Speakers, Music Included in Fete A reception in honor of the Rev. Homer Page, new pastor of Grace Methodist Church, and his family will be held at 7:30. p. m. today in the church. The Rev. Page was formerly superintendent of the New Al{bany district of the Indiana Conference of the Methodist Church.

Principal will be retired Bishop Titus Lowe, the Rev, executive

(will follow with Robert A. Parin charge. The Women's Society of Christian Service is

will be the Rev. H. Paul Osborne, rector of the Church of the Epiphany, Kingsville, Tex.

The Rev. C. G. Minton will be celebrant at all other 7:30 a. m. services during the remainder of

Youth for Christ Plans Song Rally

Youth for Christ, Inc, will present the monthly “Singspiration Rally” at 7:30 p, m. today and at 3 p. m, tomorrow at the Y for C Club. “The King's Heralds,” from Jones University, Greenville, 8, C,, will be featured on the program. These are Robert Colgan, leader of the group; Hal Webb, who will deliver the message and Al Wakeman, Bud Lyles, Robert Gibson and Abe Miller, the quartet. The group of ex-serviceman fis touring the United States, appearing at youth rallies and church services. ; Mr, Webb was formerly director of “GI Gospel Hour,” in Manila. The Rev. Roger Malsbary, founder-director of Youth for Christ, will preside at both rallies.

Family Community - Program Planned

The Sacred Heart Fraternity of the Third Order of St. Francis will sponsor Family Community Sunday, Aug. 29. A‘ family Communion Sunday is held the fifth Sunday of the month, on the four times annually when a fifth Sunday occurs. Families will be urged to receive communion as a group, as a way to preserve family life in the nation. Although the idea is local now, there is hope that it will be adopted over the nation.

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Church $0 Sponsor Annual Fish Fry -

The annual fish fry sponsored by Centenary Christian Church will be held next Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The Sahara Grotto Glee Club will sing Friday night, directed by Frank 8. Watkins. Earl Roberts is general chairman.

Reunion of Family

The annual reunion of the St. Clair family will be held tomorrow at Riverside Park. Walter

retired gt, Clair is reunion chairman. Ar-

rangements are being made b Arlie Scott, Earl Byrket, Emmitt

Scott, Ell St. Pock.

NSBR

PRAYER GROUP

UNITY i | (Affiliated With Unity, Kansas City, Mo.) DR. FREDERICK ELIAS ANDREWS

SUNDAY SERVICE, 11 A. M Dally 10 to S--Sat, till 3

: Open v Unity Literature—Classes—Consultant

Veterans Hospital

ervices Planned Atkins Saw unit of the 11th dis-

trfct American Legion will sing at Protestant services at 9 a. m. Sunday at U. 8. Veterans’ Hospital. Mrs. Frieda Bottoms and Miss Betty Knight will sing, accompanied by kK Mrs. Elizabeth

August, Plans are underway to call up a rector for the church although no commitments have been made, Other activities scheduled for August include an All Saints women’s meeting at 1 p, m. Aug, 12 in the home of Mrs, William Wolf, 4415 E. 38th St. An ice cream social Aug. 14 in the par-

Mrs. Ira McDonald, 1126 N, 1a

Wednesday, Mrs, p N. Sle 54 aad Cirgle 4 745, m. Ys lo Lero 1320 N. Dearborn St. Y Pri

Fisher at 7:45 p. m. Wednesday, *

\Hiland, Hiram Engledown, Hallie| Clair and Gene!

Church, guest organist. The Sunday School will meet at 9:40 a. m. with Reece R. Wyckoff, superintendent, in charge.

Mayor Sends Comic Ban

List to Monticello Mayor Al Feeney today fulfilled; ™ ! a request from Monticello, .Ind., for a list of 40 comic books banned on Indianapolis magazine racks. ; Mr. Feeney said he had a letter from William Risko, who described himself as a spokesman tor a Monticello Boy Scout troop. Mr. Risko told the Mayor the Scouts would circulate a petition against comic books in Monticello.

Shrine Guild Picnic The annual picnic of the Shrine Guild will be- held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. H. Arnott, 6420 N. Michigan Rd. Members, their families and candidates will attend. Mrs. Kelsey and Mrs. Earl Armstrong will be in charge of the program, |

FISH FRY

Newman, The Rev. C. G. Minton, Protestant chaplain, will conduct servi Mrs. Elmer Jester, 11th district music chairman, will be in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Elizabeth Newman is president.

Educator to Conduct

Church Services Prof. Kenneth 8t. Clair, of the department of history of Indiana Central College, will conduct services at 10:45 a. m. worship service tomorrow at First United Presbyterian Church. The church choir will” provide \special music. Mrs, Edward Lockard of the Memorial Presbyterian Ind, will be

Dayton,

CENTENARY

CHRISTIAN CHURCH

11th and Oxford St.

AUG. 5-6-7 5 P. M. Tili? ?

GAMES MUSIC PRIZES

Special Music Friday, 6th

SAHARA GROTTO GLEE CLUB Director Frank 8S. Watkins

FUN FOR ALL ALL FOR FUN|

C.J.

ish yard, and a bus trip to Chi-

church on Aug. 24 and 25 are also planned.

Church Speaker Listed

The Rev. Archie Mackey will preach tomorrow at Downey Ayenue Christian Church. He is director of field work for the Crusade for a Christian World of the Disciples of Christ.

STIOHN'S Ek PIEPENBROK. Pastor

10:15 A. M.—'‘Christ’'s Mission and Ours" John 29:21

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by Cc. A WORLD-WIDE MINISTRY | “Giving The Gospel To A World Lost In Sin.”

BEREAN GOSPEL TEMPLE

Carrollton at 13th St, | Ford Porter, Pastor’ Tune in Wish, Sunday 7:30. to 8 A. 3. Bible School, 9:45 A. M. B.Y.P.U. 6:30 P. M. Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. Evangelistic Service—T7:45 P. M. ' Subject, “It 1s Either Christ or AntiChrist.” “Which Will You Follow"?

- METHODIST Roberts Park Church

Since 1821 Delaware at Vermont

Rev. Amos L. Boren, Minister

530 P. M—M. Y. J. 9:30 A. M— Mr, Ear] McMinn, Supt.

10:45 A. M.—“A Man of the Ages’, Dr. Geo. M. Smith. 7:30 A. M.— “Changing Your Life Situation,” Rev. C. M. Johnson. Guest Soloist Mary Susan Singer “Services for the Seeker”

Come to Church!

Old-Fashioned Gospel Messages

RIVER AVE. BAPTIST * 1060 A

ck, 13. GARY Mrs. Beulah Sumlin, 33 Blanche C. Reichelderfer, 15; Mrs. Adlaide ders, 49; Althis L. Davis; Miss Anna Catherine Raf, 21; Louis Oilman, 63; Tom- | my Joe Bennett, infant. | AMILTON-—Mrs. Laura ‘Teegardin, 84.! HUTTON--Charles C. Little, 81. | INGALLIS—Mrs, Cleora May Ohilders,

KENDALLVILLE—Mrs. Maud Golden, 61. | KOKOMO--Mrs. Clara Pyle, 83; Tommy

Joe Thompson, infant. LACROSSE—Mrs. Alice May Hamilton, |

; Mrs. |

QALVARY iN £baswaon

LAFAYETTE William RB. Watkins, 65. LAFONTAINE-—Mrs. Daniel Strohl, 70, LA PORTE—Miss Nannie Hocutt, 51. | LOGANSPORT—William A. Armstrong, | (8 retired farmer: Mrs. Edith Mackle. | MICHIGAN CITY-—Mrs. Anna Pawlik, 71. MISHAWAKA—Julius Van Der Beke, 43, Singer Sewing Machine Co. employes. W _ PARIS—Solomon Moyer, 64. PERU Mrs. Minerva Crider Wilson, 86; Mi Nathie Hurst: Mrs. Lydia Hiles, 54.

MENTO-Leonard D, ore, 5 SHARPSVILLE—Willlam Martin Bowlby, SOUTH BEND—Louis C. Sieg, 06; Miss Mary Anastasia Brady, 85. SULLIVAN—William D. Bolinger, 66.

SYRACUSE—Joseph H. Henderson, 72, TERRE HAUTE-—Miss Anna Moran Har-

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Pl H. Krause, 80. WABASH—Willlam E. Lightfoot, 81; Mrs Joe R

eed, W-—Mrs. Lydia Bryer Frantz, 70

before noon, they said.

WARSA 70. YOUNG AMERIC —Miss Merle Davis.

Christian Science Churches

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

The Public Is Cordially Invited to Our Services and’

Free Reading Rooms (R. R.)

Lesson for Sunday, August 1

“LOVE”

Morning Service at 11 o'clock in All Churches

| { | | FIRST CHURCH Castle Hall Bldg. | R. R., 119 E. Ohio St. SECOND CHURCH Delaware at 12th R. R,, 526 State Life Bldg.

THIRD CHURCH || Washington Blvd, at 34th R. R,, Church Edifice

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

FIFTH CHURCH College at 624 Evening Service, 7:30 R. R., Church Edifice

SIXTH CHURCH 160935 Prospect St. R. R,, 16811 Prospect

SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES AT 11 A. M. Wednesday Evening Testimonial Meeting in All Churches at 8 P. M, :

GRACE a7 HOLMES WanDe

H. ZIMMERMAN, Pastor "

OOWNEY AVE, AT JULIAN

SHIP 10:30 AM.

OUR SAVIOR 83354: = £. 8 FALKENROTN, Pestor HOURS OF WORSHIP . 11:00A M~73010.,

ZION "SEW BPSTINGS WERNER 22 KRUG, Pastor HOUR OF ip

EE TL es ean Ghursten of His Lufforun be = :

ST PETERS reves ar umst “tours of Warsi Eas a 10°30 AM. :

2d Sun.. 10.30. 4th Sun. 2:30 P.M

11 The Lutheran Hour Every Sanday WBC $130 a.m.

Rev. Bob Cullen. Assoc, Pastor, will speak |at Nordyke Mission. A.M

{Sunday 8ch00! ........s... ee. 9:8 {Morning Worship .......e.... 10:30 A. M. Evening Service 8:00 P . Both. sermons preached by Rev, Paschall, GORDON PASCHALL, Pastor

WOODRUFF PLACE Cor. East Michigan at N. Walcott L. 0. TRENT, D.D, PAUL V. MALICOTE, Associate Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. 10:45— ‘Radiant’ Routine” Communion Service Evening Worship, 7 P, M. “He Is Able” Fellowship Hour § to 7 P, M.

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TUXEDO PARK~—20 N. Grant (4100 Bast). U. 8 Clutton, 9:30 A.M.; 7:30 PM.

{ LYNHURST~Lynhurst dr., 3 blocks | of W. Washington St. Donaid J. Dunkin, | Pastor. Services. 9:30 AM. and 7:30 P.M.

You'll

Presbyterian Churches Invite You

TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN

hs 34th and Central DR. ROY EWING, K VALE REV. ROBERT 8. MOORHEAD 9:30 A. M.~Bible School. 10:48 A. M.2-Divine Worship Dr. Vale: “What Prise Privilege?” Mr. Moorhead, preaching

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

Delaware at GEORGE ARTHUR RUSSELL

9:30 and 11 A. M “The Man Who Bought a Birthright" . Acts 18: 30-31

Gorn genoa" 0 a0 x M MEMORIAL

Carrollton at 11th A Rev. William A. Alexander 2:30 A; M.—Church School for Al] Ages. 10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship, Service of | oly Communion.

THMINSTER Blvd. & Ralston Dr. RICH. 8 WILLIAMS, Minister 9:48 A. M. ool

~Sunday Sc M 10:45: A. M. Morning Worshlp WESTMINSTER WALTER L PEARCY, Minister 443 8, State (1700 East)

Young People. 4:00 P.M. 1:00 P. M. Westminster Pellowship.

NE a art SE

MERIDIAN HEIGHT

Central Ave. ab 47th. Rev. Rey B. Connor Jr.

Sunday School, 9:30 Worship, 10:48

Dr. Sidney Blair Harry, St. Louis, Mo,

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

The Historie Church of Which

Henry Ward Beecher: was Minister Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts.

Jean 8. Milner, D. D., Minister Morning Worship, 11 a. m,

"Following Hunches” by Mr. Johnston

FAIRVIEW

48th and Capitol Ave.

® Quartets ® Solos ® Searching Message—brought

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cago for young people of the!"

10:00 A. M.—Worship Service: “The Great- - Mr. Geo,

THE KING'S HERALDS

Two Great Inter-Church Rallies SATURDAY NIGHT, 7:30 Sunday Afternoon, 3 P. M.

FEATURING

%n the Y for C CLUB

North Meridian and 20th Streets Roger Malsbary, Founder-Director

SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1945 |} 3 Local Dele

ates

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Attend Work eng Vor!

Unified Service Program Planned Unified service will be held

ator mn (08 HI Ge Celebrants Named von Pianos wil ba aig 4 For Sunday Rites |g wilbe hea ut dp. m Celebrant at the 7:30 a. - Sad cll ig Rent ek will in Bn 58 I. Yer yioes amerrat Saints | Pitch-in dinner at Brookside

Circle 3, 1:30 p. m. Wedneptr: Salle 8t.; Circle 5, 7:30 Pom C. L. Price, 13

The class on “Life's Problems» will be conducted by the Rey,

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Christian Church 1534 W. Morris (as Blaine) 9:30 A. M.—Morning Worship 10:45 A. M.~Bible ool 51 3 Mag, B Mestings } . M.—~Evening W HARRY BUCALSTEIN, Minieser

— TEIN, Minister Belmont Church of Christ 1002 8. Belmont Ave, Sunday Program Bible Classes, 9:45 a, m, Worship and Preaching, 10:45 a. m, and 745 p. m. Carl Flinn,

ST. MARK'S

UNITED LUTHERAN Prospect and Linden Sts, + Rev. Thomas B. Kline Worship vovvvvneeaadd0:15 A, MN Sunday School ev... 9:15 A.M

CENTRAL - CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Delaware and Walnut Streets (700 North)

WW '. EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED Bible Schoo} ship Carseat evaanen ak North and New Jersey Sta. Rev. Willard M. Wichiser, Guest Minister PREDERICK R. DARIES, D. D., Pastor Sermon: “The Bin Link” 9:10 A’ M.~Church School Youth: Fellowship ............. $30P.M

CHRIST TEMPLE

402 W. Fall Creek Invites You To Hear

ELDER GOLDER, Pastor

Bringing to You Unusual Messages, Services

Sunday School—9:45 A. M. Morning Worship=-11:45 A. Evening Service—T7:45 P, M. Welcome To All

CHURCHES EAST 10TH STREET

C. R. Holmes, Pastor E. 10th St, at Keystone Ave Church 8chool ..ceeceee 9.30 | Worship Service ......1043 Sermon by the Pastor V Home of the Everson Bible Cas

NORTH CHURCH Meridian and 38th Street Dallas L. Browning, D. D, Ministe 9:30 A. M.—Church School. 10:45 A. M.—Sermon by Dr. Hoover Rupert Nashville, Tenn.

ecient

| BAPTIST CHURCHES

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Meridian and Vermont Streets Carleton W. Atwater, D. D., Pastor

Rev. B. L. McClain, Associate Pastor 9:30.A. M.—Bible School.

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