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- "THE CITY"—This painting by Russian-born Raymond Breinin was recently purchased by the Art Association of Indianapolis for the John Herron Att Museum. The painting shows a gentle Christ with outstretched hand, an angel and the outstretched wing of another atop a tall building, while light bathes the rooftops below. That the figures may be carved stonework on a church is suggested from the character of two small angelic figures near the head of the Christ-figure. This unusual painter, who is now an.American, likes to wander about the noisy city after night- . fall, seeing sairifs Ser anges: bri THEI opposites Wife GTHEF eyes 360 none. .

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Churches Ti : o Signal

Amsterdam Assembly will mark a rebirth of Christian faith.” The conference will continue to Sept. 4. 190 Representatives Protestant -and Orthodox urchi

delegates from 140 churches in thirty-nine countries throughout the world.

Twent¥-seven American

George Buckner Jr. McCormick, representing the Disciples of Christ Church, and Dr. D. E. Trueblood, Richmond, are Indiana delegates to the confer-

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. ihe Most S P I an ned Winters 5 e Indianapolis 1 . ] : y ys 2 Reco! ig. to 8 da a4 mw : ’ fefosfant he ade School” campaign will agit i ; 0 P oint silver loving cups Sunday at On Friday, . will be the Pooling of of 26 P Antioch Baptist Church, 13th and { eal ae oH Governmental, civic, educationof the {al and religious leaders will at-

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Grover Hartman Be Guest Speaker

Avenue Methodist

i ower. in o Campbell to Preach At Downey Church Clinton P.

with United

_its annual 10-day camp meeting at the church park grounds near . Clay City Aug. 12 to 22. The Rev. Byer 8.

ist denomina-

dress sion. Scene of the conference is a = acre park owned by the Wabash confer.

Rey. Lamson

~~ BAPTI Old-Fashioned Gospel Messages RIVER AVE. BAPTIST

_ 1060. RIVER AVE,

Naftager,

gh ach” to mission work.

have a guest jase Rev. Richard services at 10 a. m.|Rev. Laman H. 2 - -{Mrs. Willis B. Conner Jr., Episcosoclalipal; the Rev. Raymond Buck and Mrs. Harry F. Link, Evangelical and Reformed, ; k The Rev. M. A. Herman and the i. paaton, Dr. Ed- Rev, Roy H. Turley, Evangelical on vacation, United Brethren; Mrs, Thomas B. Kline, United Lutheran; Dr. Sumner L. Martin and Mrs, Julip Parr Methodist; John B. Ferguson, Presbyterian, 5 11 will preach|North; the Rev. Harold C. Irwin, at the Downey Avenue Christian Mrs. Elva Church tomorrow. He {8 a nation- Clinton M. Marsh, and Mrs. R. M. al director of financial resources Blackburn, United Presbyterian; ted Christian Missionary|Leo L. Wright and Mrs. Joseph Society of the Disciples of Christ.'Bova,

Free Methodist Church Sets Annual 10-Day Meeting

‘ The Wabash Conference of the/ices will be held in a tabernacle Free Methodist Church will holdion the grounds. Speakers Listed The 10-day program also will include workers’ training classes, Lamson, of prayer groups, a special children’s inona Lake,program and regular supervised general mission-/recreation. The Rev. Forman Linary secretary oficicome of Gary will serve as evanthe Free Method-|gelist for the camp. Other = special tion, will preside teachers will include Dr. George over the confer< Turner of Ashbury Seminary in ence. He will ad- Wilmore, Ky.; the Rev. Virgil each ses- Raley of Seattle, Wash.; Homer Maddox, Indianapolis evangelist singer, and the Rev, James H. Taylor, missionary to China. Miss Joan Willlams, childfen's evangelist of the North Michigan ig ; : Conference, will direct the vacaence. Meetings and worship serv-ition Bible school,

10:30 A. M.

Seventh

M. McEowen, the Rev.

HES FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

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

Rev. EL n, Associate Pastor 9:30 A. M. ble. Behaol. : onthe: “What Price Salva. astor.

tion?’ Associate Pastor THURSDAY 1:30 P. M.—-Mid-Week Prayer Service.

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the Rev.

Adventist;

speakers and

10:48 A. MM

| 9:38 A. M.—Bible ~_ crassms

‘CENTRAL BAPTIST TO WORSHIP WITH US at Central Ava and Westfield Blvd.

Service. Dr. O. BR all speaking, School.

ALL AGES

Mich, Ra. 145=11:30, "e!

Board

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Methodist Church

‘Merger of Foreign Mission Church Program

. METHODIST LAY LEADER | —E, J, Fricke, lay leader of the Indiana Conference of the Methodist Church, is chairman of the planning committee for bl a foreign missions here in | “also was named to the General Activities offithe

conference Mr. Fricke

during the

recent North Central Jurisdic-

To Be Awarded

: Ra Baptist Church; the Rev. M.

Baptist Church. ; Silver cups will to the Sun- © {day school enrol the most

first of

-Icern over the Of secular

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“The conferences, which are the heir kind in history, have grown out of an increasing con- } growth abroad, includ-

rise: of Communism,” stated Mr. Fricke.

Returns to Pulpit ‘Dr, Dallas L. Browning will rethe Indian-turn to the pulpit of North Methoutline odist Church tomorrow after four weeks’ vacation. He will use the; i “Tempted by Goodness” at

their

4.8. m. servies.

'School’ Drive Cups

tend the event, beginning at 3:30 p. m. Pastors taking part include the Rev. Willlam R. Hugheley, Westwood Baptist Church; the v. A; M. Hugnes, Greater Bt.

A. Talley, Northside New Era

new members during the past three months; the Bunday School's superintendent, and the church member responsible for the highest number of new enrollments.

Parish Picnic Set Tomorrow . Rev. Fr. Francis J, Early, pastor of Holy Spirit Catholic Church, today announced the annual Parish picnic will be held tomorrow at Riley Park, Greenfield. 2 Al Cowan is general chairman. ‘He will be assisted by Louis M. Somers, Charles Head, William Martin, J. B. Brewer and Harry Jackson,

ence, The first Faith and Order Conference was held at Lausanne in 1927; the second, in Edinburgh in 1937. The 1937 conference voted to draw up a constitution for a World Council of Churches and to| {establish a provisional committee. Postponed To '48 The World Council has functioned in a provisional state since 1038. The first assembly of the World Council of Churches was planned to meet in 1941 but was postponed until 1948 because of the war. The assembly's tasks will in-

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tion of the World Council of Churches and united study of the problems confrouting the Christian churches at the present time under the théme: “Man’s Disorder and God's Design.”

Legion Unit 361 To Sing at Services

Hugh Copsey Unit 361 of the 11th district Ame on services at U. B. Veterans Hospital on Cold Spring Road at 9 a. m. tomorrow, + Mrs. Virginia Bond and Mrs. Virginia Prokl will be singers and Mrs. Blizabéth Newman, pianist. The Rev. C. G. Minton, Protestant, chaplain, will conduct “services. Mrs. Elmer Jester, 11th district Protestant music chairman, is in charge of arrangements.

Calendar Circle

on the

Center.

Feeney to Speak Boys of the Garden

“Tomorrow's Citizens.”

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DAYS OF THE BIBLE LIKE THE DAYS OF

Harold K. McGann will address p “of the _Archdiocesan|ChUTeh TL hae 3

‘Displaced Per sons at 8 p. m. Wednes- might. day at the Catholic Community

tion conference. Harold McG and the Rev. Stanley R. Woltfen x oC, Cann Plans Fete Tonight and Mrs. Waite C. Castle, Mora-| 10 Address Sessions The Calendar Circle of Brookvian, side Evangelical United Brethren

fish fry and at 5p. m. to»

program of entertaihment is planned and a clothing exchange will be held in the church, Mildred Hollingsworth is chairman of a committee which includes Leah

; Baptist Hollingsworth, Betty York, Mrs. Church will sponsor a citizenship| W. A. Thomas and Ruth Esky, rally at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday with Maylor Al Feeney to speak on Ralph O'Brien of Butler University will ead singing and Arthur Owen, of Technical High School, will be pianist.

Mrs. Shamback Funeral Today

Services for Mrs, Nettie Shamback, who dled Thursday in her

. home, 660 Birch Ave., were to be

‘held at 2 p. m. today in Tolin { Mortuary. Burial will be in Floral | Park. Mrs. Shamback, who was 69, lived in Indianapolis 25 years and was employed at American Can Co. She was born in Shelbyville, Survivors include her husband, Thomas; a daughter, Mrs. Jennie Shirley; a nephew, and - three granddaughters, all from Indianapolis.

UNITED LUTHERAN * Prospect and Linden Sts. Rev. Thomas B. Kline

to find anyone willing to serve. House approved, Senate hasn't acted.

~ ” ” (Truman ‘May Speak | LOOK FOR President Truman follow him. ; churches are sending a total dele-/ to go on the air when Congress gation of 225 church leaders: Dr. adjourns, . Dr.| stinging terms that special sesGaines M. Cook, and Dr. H. B.\sion did nothing to bring prices down, secure more homes, meet other problems on which he urged action?

Auxiliary will sing at Protestant country ever since war,

ST. MARK'S “b

Worship «.oicenvess10:15 A. M. Sunday School ........9:15 A. M.

JUST BACK FROM CHINA

BIBLE BEE ANSWERS: ONE. “Greater love hath no. man than this, that a man down his life for his friends.” St. John 15:13, 1 John 3:16. TWO. Asahel, noted as a swift runner. 2 Sam. 2:18 (Assel in| Douay’s 2 Kings 2:18); Saul with the javelin, 1 Sam. 10:10 (Douay’s! 10:10); and Samson in the weights, no doubt.

DAYS MIGHT HAVE QUALIFIED FOR THE OLYMPIC GAMES ?

ights reserved

LIS. Because they are numbered.

BILLIE OPIE SPEAKS © My; oestange In. SAN QU PRISON ~ Behind the Cool Grey Walls TONIGHT, 7:30 SUNDAY, 2:30

“Christ Crucified In Our Universities”, A Daring Expose

. ADULTS ONLY

High Schoo! Students must be accompanied by parent or guardian.

: SUNDAY 7:30 “THE SIN WITHOUT FORGIVENESS"

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INDIANAPOLIS GOSPEL TABERNACLE

610 NORTH ALABAMA STREET

“1200 Free Seats

Come Barly Tor & Seat == Musical Program Prior to Address

BROADCAST WCOBC —10 A.M, 8 P.M. Sunday ul «1470 on your dial

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Free Reading’

Morning Service at 11

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 Sith R. R., Church Edifice

. SUNDAY Wednesday

u. S.-Canada Defense Ta Scheduled to

tell the country in

Political - dopesters figure he’s still ahead in the jockeying for advantage on these issues. There's been some talk that Truman might dramatize Congress’ failure to act by calling it back for still another session. Some of his closest political advisers say it would be’a mistake; that the record's clear now, and all he needs to do is hammer it home. r i Export license system is next on of Sen. Deas special investigating committee. Ferguson promises disclosure of startling laxity. f Committee staff has been digging into this for some weeks, but hearings were postponed for spy-ring inquiry. ”

License Granted

THEY FOUND intricate system of filling out forms for licénses, but lack of check-up on what actually went ' aboard ship. For instance: . Export license was granted for a quantity of tacks. Actual shipment turned out to be big nails, in short supply in this

William W. Remington, named by Elizabeth Bentley as a Communist underground contact, was head of Commerce Department's export licensing committee, so there’s bound to be particulirly ‘close look at all licenses granted to Soviets. Commerce Secretary Charles Sawyer is worried. ”

. - Ed Crump, badly defeated exboss of Memphis, won't bolt to Republicans in Tennessee Senate race, observers in the state say. Up to now, Crump machine has had working agreement with some Republican leaders in east Tennessee. But vietory of Gov.

as GOP national changed that. i. . »

Wins Nomination REECE WON Republican Senate nomination Thursday, but his machine in east Tennessee was destroyed. y His long-time political enemy, Rep. John Jennings Jr. renomi-

chairman

after Dewey nomination, “the present cofrupt alliance between certain Republican Party leaders in Tennessee .and Crumpism in Memphis will end.” Consensus now is that Reece chances, even if Crump tries to help, are slim. Crump, who's been predicting | Republican presidential victory

ST_JOHN'S |b CTR rae

10:15 A: M.—'Love and Service" John 21:15-17

est Morris Street Christian Chufch 1534 W. Morris (st Blaine)

Open Aug. 1!

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showdown.

in November, may try to help Truman by

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Fight between big commercial airlines and last of the nonscheduled operators is headed for

Civil Aeronautics Board Friday Standard Airlines, one of the last three non-regular carriers in business, on ground it was flying too often. : Standard got a 10-day stay of the order from a District of Columbia court. Viking Airlines and Air Transport carriers are throwing in with Standard, ask-

ing permission to begin regular!

second-class air transportation. s - »

Hearings Due Soon MEANWHILE CAB says it's

_ SATURDAY, AUG. 7, 1048

and -

and J. Floyd Huff, Lawrence, a niece, Mrs. Fannie H. Webb, Indianapolis. :

Truman Takes Cruise, ' Studies Pile of Reports

the presidential yacht Willia g3«. burg on the Potomac today, studying a “bushel of reports.” Trum:

no indication when the President would return to the White House,

slariing genenl investigation of| ° ' CENTRAL ractices of large non-regular; "CHRISTIAN ers to determine whether CHRIST Al | CH URCH civil or criminal proceedings (700 North) :

af alvil saransutios ast and hosed

regulations.

oert ... .

to the commercial lines. ings will be held soon, ° Uncle Sam’s rain-making has been an almost total flop. Army, Navy, Air Force and Weather Bureau are still trying, but theyr'e tie.

large enough to matter much.

20. sx =

should be brought for violation mus acter | enberger. Migistes

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Board charges non-regular carriers “appear to be acting in conto furnish regular air service,” which is right reserved Hear-

pessimis Dr. F. W. Reichelderfer, Weather Bureau chief, says rain-makers have not sticceeded except when it was raining or snowing naturally somewhere nearby, Even 1 then, added rainfall has not been |ip.a0 A 2 — Geren

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5 a0 A. My Dean O. L. Shelton, Butler University, . Guest Minister ¢ . Sermon: “Light of the World" Youth Fellowship .............. 5:30

Belmont 1002

P.M, Church of Christ

8. Belmont Ave,

Bible Classes, 9:45 a. m. Worship and Preaching, bs A I » Carl Flinn, Minister—CA~ z Wednesday Services, 7:45 p. m. E

Hope that dry ice could be By Mr. George ewson used to open holes in clouds so el Seer? land hasn wor’ ou er. ent succeeded in only one try out of

9:30 A. M.—Guest Speaker, Rev. C. E. Oldham.

Dewey at Philadelphia, and oust-{Sen, Kt ing of Carroll Reece of Tennessee ate.

nated same day, predicted right|

Discuss Successor LONG-RANGE prediction from Tennessee: Rep. Albert Gore, Cordell *Hull's successor in the

“Gore made an all-out campaign t8r Gordon Browning, who licked Crump’s candidate for governor;

when McKellar's term ires in 1953. McKellar's now 79, doesnt

ory. Rep. Mike Kirwan (D. 0.) lost a vote this week. He got a letter from a man who “will not be available to render any service at this time,” but who will “get back on ths firing line ‘as soon as he can.” The writer's new address—the Ohio penitentiary at Columbus.

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(Affiliated With Unity, K: gous a . hy DR. FREDERICK ELIAS ANDREWS : SUNDAY SERVICE 1 A M Onity Literature—Cl

5-Bat.

ti nsultant

9:30 A. M.~Morning Worship 10:45 A. M:~-Bible School 6:15 P. M.-C. E. Meeti 7:30 P. M —Evenin

ngs orshin HARRY BUC, + Minister

Editor of Youth For Christ International Magazine

¢ ' KEN ANDERSON Hear his- thrilling experiences of how Youth For Christ is sweeping China. TONIGHT AT 7:30 In The

Y FOR C CLUB North Meridian and 20th Sts. - Roger Malsbary, Director.

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

The Public Is Cordially Invited to Our Services and

Rooms (R. R.)

Lesson for Sunday, Aug. 8 SPIRIT”

o'clock in All Churches

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

1809% Prospect St. R. R,, 1611 Prospect

SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES AT 11 A. M. Evening Testizionial Meeting in All Churches at :

METHODIST Roberts Park Church Since 1821 ‘Delaware at Vermont Rev. Amos L. Boren, Minister 5:30 P. M.—M. Y. F. ti 9:30 A. M— Mr. Earl McMinn, Supt.

10:40 A. M.—Bible School | The Church That Cares ' A WORLD-WIDE MINISTRY orn TiS A Woe

Ford , Pastor ! Tune in Wish, Sunday 7:30 to 8 A. ML ‘|should have statewide following Bible School, 9:45 A. M. B.Y.P.U, 6:30 P. M},

Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. Evangelistic Service—7:48 P. M.

list his age in congressional di- ett Indiaspoll “ocuaing the tastes % hel”? ’e

The Berean Gospel Temple sho

. CHRIST * TEMPLE

402 W. Fall Creek Invites You To Hear

ELDER GOLDER, Pastor

Bringing to You Unusual Messages. Services Sunday School—-0:45 A. M. Morning Worship—11:45 A. M. Evening Service—T7:45 P, M. i Welcome To AN

rr» BAHA'I LECTURE Miss Pearle Easterbrook Peoria, Nlinois Bubject ‘Educating the Human Spirit’

D. A. R. 2nd floor Chapter House, 834 N. Pennsylvania. Sb: Sunday, 2:30 P. M.

Public Invited. No Collection,

CHURCHES

EAST 10TH STREET C. R. Holmes, Pastor E. 10th St. at Keystone Ave. Church School c.eeeeses 9.30 | Worship Service ......1048 | “A Living Sacrifice” | Home of the Everson Bible Class

10:45 A. M.— “The Compulsions of Great Comission, * Dr,

Soloist, Mrs. Omar Rybolt “Services for the Seeker”

the 8

Marion ¥ 7:30 A. M.—“And Forgive Us Our Trespasses,” Rev. Leroy C. Hodapp.

NORTH CHURCH Meridian and 38th Street Dallas L. Browning, D. D, Minister 9:30 A. M.~Church School

Come to Church!

10:45 A. M.—Sermon, ‘“Tempted bygfieods ness,” by the Minister.

Presbyterian Ch

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

‘Mid-Week Service, 7:30

Mr. Moorhead, “The Imprisoned Splendor” Thuts.

urches Invite You

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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

Delaware at Sixteenth

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MERIDIAN HEIGHTS

Central Ava. at 47th. Rev. Roy B. Conmer J».

Kessler Blvd. & Ralston Dr. 8. WILLIAMS, Minister 9:45 A. M.—8unday School. 10:45 A. M. Morning Worship

WESTMINSTER WALTER L PEARCY, Minister 445 8. State (1700 Bast) Young People. 4:00 P. M.

7:00 P. M.—'

“The High Office of Sympathy,” Sunday School, 9:30 : Worship, 11:00 A, M. Mr. Golloway Epeaker, Rev. Paul McFarlin, Church School nw x . 9:30AM Corina, Junjor High .. ...ci.ecimans 5:00 P. M. Young Peoples Vespers........ 3:00 P. M. ’ MEMORIAL SECOND PRESBYTERIAN aS Ellon at 11th The Historie Church of Which : Wiliam A. or ~ 9:30 A. M. for All Ages, | enty Ward Ssecher Wad Ministery 10:48 A. M.—Mormning Worl, Te Vermont and Pennsylvania Sta ar Sus En Ee 4 Joseph W. Johnston, Minister NORTHMINSTER Morning. Worship, 11 so. m.

“How God Works Through Us"

FAIRVIEW 46th and Capitol Ave VIRGIL D. RAGAN. Minister 9:30 A: M.~Church School and Morning

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