Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 December 1948 — Page 4

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trees in a huge Jan 8.at Tp. mi. in Brosd Ripple|

fire

"the reigning . British monarch,

the altar, George 111, however, this offering

periment Fire Chief Roscoe Mc-

Times Church North Bide families will unite for a civic celebration of

Twat Nignt by burning Christ‘bonfire |:

Park. A representative of the city department will kindle the blaze and provide equipment to svent any accident or spreading of the fire. The Broad Ripple School Choir directed by Roger Riley will sing. Arrangements for the observance are being made by the Broad Ripple Business Men's Association with the aid of churches of many denominations. Persons will be delegated to collect discarded trees Jan. 3 and 4 within a specific area to be announced. Marks Wise Men's Visit Twelfth Night, or Epiphany, falls 12 days after Christmas. It commemorates the visit of the Three Wise Men to the Infant Jesus. Christ's manifestation of himself as the Son of God to the gentiles, represented by the three kings, dates also from Twelfth Night. The kings, named Caspar, Melchior and Bathasar, brought gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh to Jesus. Out of this grew the custom for

“Dan read the Bible for St. Paul each year on Jan. 6, also to place gold, frankincense and myrrh on Since the time of —

_membership i in St. V incent's order.

Rose Croix

has beén made by an “officer of

Dan Rowles wears about his neck the emblem of the Natiohal | Order of the Guild of St. Vincent of which he is a new member. | son. pastor wpesk 31 ihe" evangelieti 5 Episcopal Church's. Christmas. | meeting tomorron as. 8 pageant and served the church in various ways for a your to earn I

‘|Students to Speak wa

ENTERS UNTER

1, S J pT deo ro 2 w§osg: SET royal, St. James. ~ S S Many stories and traditions ets er vice have grown up about the Feast = of the Epiphany. It recalls, according to religious history, the Septinn, of Christ and the. mar-

To Be Speaker |

e feast in Cana. " wettin] {servanto of Cathedral Hong, Will jepes (tog citi upresent. include: give a apeeinl "Night programtare Mayor Feeney; Be “spohisarsa by ‘the Thdianap:| Miss Sue Emrha Kuhn, ‘Chistian cag. tomorrow-at Tony Maio, commissioner of olis Rose Croix tomorrow at 3:30 College; ‘Max Millhofland, De-|WIBC.

_streets; Charles Sallee and E. P, _. Lacy, park commissioners; James

H. Bookedis of the sanitation de- dral. -

Dr, Jean ‘8. ‘Milner, pastor of

| inney and Capt. Audry Jacobs the Second Presbyterian Church,

of the traffic department. Church” Edwin J.

2 RGN pir ial Ps Code? “Seven college students

Speakers on

ann |Life at Our School” .at the 6:30] The mal.8t..Johi's Day ob m. youth meeting and the col-| United Hebrew Congregation will hroad-jat 19th and Hardir A454. am. over Jousy industri! co

Cath . Pauw; Vincent Thomson, Indiana | P. m. in the Scottish Rite athe { University; Witliam Kuhn; Purdue who recently came from -Poland |

“University; - Miss Betty ~ Swann. will give-a recital of Hebrew and Ralya,| Yiddish songs with guitar accomMethodist School of Nursing; and |paniment at a Hanukkah dinner will speak on “Your Protestant Charles T. Alexander Jr. 8; {P

Butler; Miss Karleen

‘ |the church.

Saree TEA ig A ERIS Will morrow at in the social room ————————————

speak at the Student Recognition |

Day services tomorrow in the, Rabbi Samuel Fox Dr. Jean Milner ; |capitol Avenue Methodist Church. | i ohn “he Retigious| TO Broadcast

Duk: Biltcliffe, \jniversity. The Rev. C. T. Alex-

Choir to Give Yule Cantata

Religious Groups. RS fous Brum.

The 20-voice choi of the New York .S8treet Evangelical United

cantata, “The Babe of Bethlehem,” tomorrow at 4:30 p. m. in

John M. White will direct the singing and Mrs. Harriet Burtch will play the organ. The Rev. H. H. Hazenfield is. church pastor. {Soloists are’ Elwood Harris, |Ruth McInturf and the. rs. Mary Koch Virginia Sims, Dorothy Rosburg, and’ Jane Koten. : Religious events follow: ¥ First Presbyterian Chureh-~The aptist Church Chorus and

Ladies’ Quartet will sing Negro apiritusis in a concert tomorrow at 7:30 p. in 2d St.

ne Shureh, Park. Ave. and E. The Re #sing Will conduct devo-

V. C. PP. Bless All Souls Unuran Shureti_Dr. BE. Burdette Backus, min speak on “The Religion Jor pe AL at 9:15 a. Radio Station WFBM. | Dr. Backus’ oa for his sermon tomorrow at 11 a m., in » Human Christ

° Channing

hold a joint Hanukkah and Christmas meeting Peestded by supper morrow at 6:15 p. in the church. Third Ehristiah Church - Senior high and older you le. will attend a social slp with college students {home for vacation tomorrow night, The event will

close Wi vandlelighting service with New Year em-

phasi tates of Ameriea—Warren Jacobor of the” Arlington Methodist

m. in the Tat Veterans’ Hospital Chapel—Mr, and Mrs. Carl Moare will sing at the § a, m. serv ice tomorrow in the chapel. Arrangements for the music were made through the Robison-Ragsdale Unit 133 of the 1ith District American Legion Auxiliaty. “fmymanael feal- and Chureb—The Sourk people will io

Rabbi Samuel J. Fox of the

inkkal

Tomorrow night, ‘Irving Tabuk

elat 6 p. m. in the vestry. Past

Brethren Chureh will give Gaul's}

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ '[“A Song in the Air’

Adult Pederation of he oat Church Consecration

in ceremonies - beginning tomor-| row at 10:45 a. m.

The congregation also will hold “Science and Health with Key

med yvesper 6 .-of Soy Bofbos Magy JERS RICE OL Oa. Aste {etn Serine one im-

followed by a fellowship hour and portant interpretation of Scripture

Churches Taking Part

Churches and their ministers

Siding the celebration include: St.

wa f0RN v. Msgr. Clement Bosler;| Central Baptist Church, Dr. G. H. - O'Donnell; Meridian Presbyterian Church, the

Methodist Church, the Reév. A. I y | Brethren’ [Chureh, the Rev. tian Church, the Rev. Theo Fish er; St. Paul's Episcopal Church, um_Burrows. - The Bethlehem

orth Methodist Church, Dr. Dal-

Arc Catholic Church, the

Rev. Roy B. Connor Jr.; Union Chapel D. Winters; Northwood Chris-

Lutheran 5% Church, the Rev. Donald Elder;

organist, will play “Christmas|,,qer will speak on “The Reward Fantasy” and the Murat Shrinetot oiling On at the 10:40 a. m. Temple Changers will give a Pro-iservice, . *

.igram of carols and anthems, un-| —————————— der the direction of Charles Hame-. 'Y. for C. Plans Special Christmas Rally

fliton.. Ralph T. Simon, most wise] master of the Indianapolis Rose Croix, will give the adden of ' The Youth for i will hold welcome. a a special Christmas rally tonight}; Memorial sefvices will be held gt 7:30 o'clock in the clubhouse for Scottish Rite, Valley of Indi-| |20th-and Meridian Sts: anapolis, members who died dur-| -{ing the past year.. Guy L. Rob-|Lake, Ind., evangelist and secre-| erts, thrice potent master of the tary of the International Associa Scottish Rite, will be in charge tion of Evangelists, will speak. of the 8t, John's Day observance.|The Hawalian Quartet of the The Rev. Herbert Huffman, pas- Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, tor of the First Friends Church, will sing. There will be instruwill give the invocation and the mental music by Patricia and Neil

Dr. Jimmie Turnbull of Winona! copies of an address by Dr. E.

presidents - of ° the songregation will be honored. Harry B. St will serve as toastmaster and Abe Cohn, general chairman of ar'rangements.

Local Cleric's Specch Studied in Seminary

Students in the McCormick Theological Seminary (Presbyterian), Chicago, ‘will study

Burdette Backus of Indianapolis, in their philosophy classes. Dr. Backus, minister of All Souls Unitarian Church, says he received a request for 60 copies

{will extend greetings at the eve-

‘Frederick Holler and the choir of the First Presbyterian directed by Frederick Holler illustrate the old Christmas hymn, “There's a Song in the Air," as they sing carols on the church steps at 16th and Delaware Sts.

"Ithe church, Ohio and East Sts.

Lcthoren

Services Set Trinity Church Plans Vespers

: Tria Lutheran’ Church|o Boao

gregations the city which will “hold services this afternoon. It is the custom to hold Christmas Day vespers at 4:30 p. m. in

Approximately 400 children and adults usually attend, the Rev. Walter Mass, pastor, reports. The church will be lighted by candles affixed to the ends of the pews and the senior, junior and children’s :choirs will sing. Otto Hellwege will' direct the juniors

_ SATURDAY, DEC; 25,1048

Hanukkah Program On Air am The ASAPH organization, which fosters Hebrew music in the com munity, will give a Hanukkah program tomorrow at 11:30 a. m. over Radio Station WFBM.

a talk on Hanukkah and Cantor Myro Glass will chant melodies of Y the festival with Walter Gold« mann, pianist, playing the accompaniments, All three represent the Temple Beth-El Zedeck. . Hanukkah will begin at sundown tomorrow and be. observed for eight days. It also is called the Feast of Lights and commeme orates the victory of the Macca~ bees over Antiochus, emperor of Syria who tried to stamp out the Jewish religion. One candle is

Message of Jesus.”

Church Office LI 9503

"Christian Science Is Sermon Topic

Bishop Raines To Officiate

tomorrow.

by inspiration of God, and

| Christian Scfehée textboo

“Christian Science” is the subject -of the lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, for

The Bible citations include the Bishop Richard C. Raines of|following: “All Scripture is given the Indiana Methodist Area officially will open and’ consecrate/for correction, for instruction in | the new Unity Methodist Church righteousness.” 11 Tim. 3:16.

The lesson-sermon also includes {the following passage from the

profitable for doctrine, for reproof,

FIRST UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 701 N. Pennsylvania St. PAUL E. HUFFMAN, Pastor 10:30 A. M. “ON EARTH PEACE” 9:16 A. M.—Church School Holy Communion DangaLy 2, 10:30 A. M.

{lighted each day until all eight

are burning in thd c called the Menorah.

Pastor's Home HI. 3928

Old-Fashioned Gospel Messages RIVER AVENUE BAPTIST 1060 River Avenue Sunday School Wors

Evening Service Both

7:30 P. sermons - ® aie by Rey. Paschall,

Bible Study Monday, 8 P. GORDON PASCHALL,

Pastor :

CENTRAL BAPTIST Invites You to Worship With Us at Central Ave. & Westfield Blvd. 10:45 A. M.—Morning Service, k,/, Dr. G. H. O'Donnell speaking. 9-9:35 A. M.—Bible School.

TUXEDO P. RK 29 N. Grant j9100 Toast) ' U. 8. Clutton 9:30 AM.; 7:30 P

refreshments, The. Revi. Ritchie |1s the s iritual. " D. Ocheltree, pastor, will be in| p p. 30. charge throughout -the day. The : church, built of Indiana limestone in Gothic design, stands “Sts,

NITY PRA in pl rated is: HE oe

Men BR. and women of the Ry Open Daily 1 did much of the actual manual| Unied Liverature work of construction. Architect K. W.: Williams. and, Trustee H. E. Ameéter will give, the keys of the church to the Rev. Mr. Ocheltree. Bishop Raines, in addition to saying the words of the opening and consecration, will give the sermon. and prayer of| thanksgiving. Representatives of the trustees, stewards, the Woman's Society of Christian Service, resident] members and the church school

13 ACM. 5—8at. $11 2.

ning service. Messages will be given from the following former pastors: the Rev. C. J. Kerlin,| the Rev. H. L. Alley, the Rev.

Kinses Ss; Me.}

lasses—Consultant

T—Exeter & m Sts.

BA _ Rev. Isom Ferris—9:30 and 7:30.

EMEDBON AVE Emerson & E. New _York. Peter Vroom. 10: 0:30 A. &. 7: 30 PM,

BAPTIST CHURCHES

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

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

Pp M. Youth Fellowship 7:30 P. M. Worship. Metaage by associate pastor. Sound Film—“Th Child of Bethiehem," Sia ‘vpek Prayer ee Thursday

WOODRUFF PLACE

Cor. East Michigan at N. Walcott «- La C. TRENT, D. D. Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Jesus sCure Por Pear.

rp Energy A

Youth Inc, 5:00 to 7:15 P. M. Fellowship hdl 5 AAR TP M

OOKED CREEK, Mich. Rd. & Se ge G. Crafton. k Phas 130; I'P.M . —Lynhurst Dr., 8.

of W. Washington St. pastor. “Services 9:30 a. m. and 9:3

Free Reading.

Chrishian Science Churches

- Branches of The Mother Chyrch . ‘The First Church of ‘Christ, -Sclentist, Boston, Mass.

"The Public Is’ Cordially Invited to Our Services gnd

Rooms (R. R.)

Donald J. uu

Lesson for Sunday, Dec. 26th “Christian Science”

~Morning Service at 11 o’Clock in All Churches FIRST CHURCH FOURTH CHURCH

Castle Hall Bldg., _ Pleasant Run Pkwy, S. R. R., 119 E. Ohio St. Drive at Butler

e Evening Service, 5:00 SECOND CHURCH R. R, Church Edifice Delaware at 12th

J. R. Stanton and Bishop R. J.!

FIFTH CHURCH ~~ Evening Service, 5:00 R. R., 526 State Life Bldg. College at 62d

Wade, retiréd, of Mishawaka.

Church Sets Events For College Students |

The Centenary Christian Church’

headed by

~ Business Men's Association. Scrapbook

"\.i.sBy. DR. Pemest G. OSBORNE

prayer.

' Macaulay.

. e Im o , ad

The planning committee is HOLLYWOOD, Dec the co-chairmen, Walter H. Edwards and Eugene E. Roeger. H. H. Gerrard is

Ripple]

“ecuckoos” to the winners.

r, Levent. hi bowe oF The Fa Family Mr. Lev possible Pictures, Inc., and. tha isn’t naming the

is why he or “curliest

“prettiest elbows” | gyelashes"” of 1948." 2 Mr. Levinson clips the news-| frye

oom} yi here are his “golden cuckoo'

winners:

The Boston Police Department

__young ‘i that are both satisfying and irri]

{=for rescuing two’ {Boston Harbor, rushing them {0 the “hospital, nursing them-baeck “7 Y'to health, sending thém about their business—and thén finding| {out they were

all the time. Cows Get Pie-Eyed

J achievement” in’ agriculture. | ..A\Farmer Brown's cows got pié-|

“Christmas is usually a amily holiday.. «As: such, it may. and old together in a

had 6 be milked lying down. Peter Lund. of Kenosha, Wis.— for “a paper apkir

castaways: inj Was

2 eyed eating fermented apples ahd] ?

ssible’ Event Winners

pos Out Solid Gold ‘Cuckoos’ to Group;

~——*pig:Fyed’ Cows Among Various Entries ~~

By VIRGINIA MacPHERSON, United Press Hollywood Correspond Dec. 25-—This being the season for those “best-of-the-year” lists, a movie producer came up- today with the “ten most impossible” events of 1948. He's handing out solid gold

And with-—each, says Leonard Levinson, goés a loud prayer that this will choke ore the year-end selection fever once and for

a SHOW all year without once mentoupee, |=, cartoon factory. He calls it fog ait, 3s Eddie Cantor's daughters; Bing Crosby's toupee; “which twin

- on’s

‘tioning, Jack | Benny's

La Brea Tar Pits, thas the Toni,” Charles {toupee, Durante's nose, age, or George Jessel's toupee. The Kemper-

.. $301,796 too low; tried withdraw; but had to forfeit {$80,000 bond. Termites In- Tepeo Miller Freeman,

and a lecture on The Tepee”

reasons:

‘Engineer Co. of ,|Los. Angeles—rushed in a bid on|-——— a city project that, by mistake,

president of two .. escaped the Society For The Preservation A been, looking f0F ine. sna. Cigar. Stare; Indian cool Bellevue, Wash.—held ‘a convenGeorge Brown. Fraser Valley, tion featuring ‘smoke-signaliing Ra rmers. tor “impossible” | and tomahawk-tossing contests

arry 8. Trurian-—{of ‘obvIBiiS

of the address from W. F. Zuurdeeg, seminary phi phy teacher. It was given ntly jon a Sunday morning over

Fraternity Pledge Robert Hamilton, 147 N, Lyndhurst Dr. has been pledged to

Kappa Psi; national . pharmacy honorary fraternity at Purdue University.

- Belmont Church of ¢ hrist

1002 8. Belmont Ave. . . Sunday Program Bible Classes, 9:45 a. m. Worship and Preaching, 10:45 a. m, and 7:45 p.m. Carl Flinn, Minister—CA-1350 “Wednesday Servi Services, T:45 p.m.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL +16th and Delaware Sts. Rev. Marcus W. Johnson, Minister 11 A. M.—Morning Worship ~ “Six Days Hence" “tev. Johnson, Preaching A WORLD-WIDE MINISTRY “Giving The Gospel To A World Lost Tn Sin”

BEREAN GOSPEL

Carrollton at 13th St. Ford Porter, Pastor ALL REGULAR SERVICES—

“Termites in {Christmas Program Sunday Night, 7:30. |

-Chvotr- ne ouers present “The Christ-| mas Story,” in. Songs, Scenes ahd Word:

featuring Henry DeVries, Missionary. Moving -Floture! "The Missing Christians.”

Which i§ postively guaranteed stay put. Mr, Lund made it out of sandpaper. Mrs, Albert Muncy, her; two kids-Pvt..and Mrs. William. Riley. and the four Conrad children of |——— Akron, O.—for spending 10 days in quarantine in a tiny trailer

tating. A little forethought may well develop the satisfying parts and minimize the irritations. orcmklONe. Are. a-fow. hints that come out of many families’ experiences: ONE: Remember that: children are likely to become overexcited, #0 arrange for such activities as reading and.quiet games that will|let fever, (They'll have to share enable them to quiet down: natur-ithe cuckoo.) ally without having to be Kenneth D. Lagadour. English! *squelched.” : TWO: Though youngsters are pleased to have Dad play with their toys, they don't like to have him. monopolize them. Modern toys can be great fun and if Papa doesn’t watch himself, he may be doing all the playing. THREE: Some time can well be given to joint oldster-youngster | activities. Playing the new games together, taking an afternoon thirsty bystanders), wrecked stroll or even doing a little ball|$3500 in property and didn't hurt| playing will bring a feeling of \anybody. family unity. | John Ford. of WTCN, Minne! FOUR: Oldsters need some time |apolis—broadcast a daily’ comedy to themselves, too. We don’t take| celebrations as easily ‘as we used) to. ' A lot of us appreciate an afternoon nap after the hearty v dinner. Children can } sensible about this and usually : will be willing to play quietly or visit friends in the neighborhood while we are recuperating. A little planning and a normal amount of give-and-take is likely Z10 N - to do away with the feeling ex-

Stich words as: “Thank | EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED. hats over for another ; “orn and New 38 oy ’

i FREDERICK BR. DARIES, D. D., Pastor "HILLSIDE CHRISTIAN.

PAUL H. FRANKENFELD, Assistant 9.00 A. M.—Pirst Service of Worship. be hd A. M.—Church School. A. M.—8econd Service of Worship. - a Apia 3h, Al

Go Away.

turning down -a rent increase, getting booted out on the curb, and nonchalantly tossing a “house-cooling” party. Car Hits Post William L. Mitchell, Los| Angeles—lost control of his car, smashed a lamp post, hit a mail| box, crashed through a liquor| store window (to the delight of

ST. JOHN'S

Evangelical and Reformed Leonard and Sanders St.

E. A. PIEPENBROK, Pastor

10:15 A, M.—-Morning Su arsiip: “The Christ That Is To Be." ‘Thess. 2:19.

- Ear

when David Muncy caught scar-|

v Fs December Fim hag In ht Party 1 AM. to Midnight, .

his cartoon, ‘The “THree ant —Sota, Tonka, and Ha-Ha!” an year, he'll 10 CUCKROR -

Since 1821 Delaware at Vermont

professor’ of Lancaster, Pa.—for| poy Amos L. Boren, Minister

| - 5:30 P. M.—M. Y. FP. {- 9:30 A. M.—Church School Mr. Earl McMinn, Supt.

10: Lu A. M.-! “The, Jecepuante Year Has

Co The Open. ‘Bible Series:

| M.—No. VII. “To Lost Sheep

| 7:30 P. | pr |Musie: Tableau: | Musto by * Sanctuary Choir."

[+ Come to C ry

THE LIFE

be presented by

SEVENTH-DAY

gets “Oscar” for the cbest-of-the-personally Chew all

“The Good Shepherd.”

This beautifully Illustrated Lecture will be an inspiration to your soul. It will give you a more perfect understanding" and a deepér appreciation of Christ as Your Saviour. It’ will ;

Evangelist W. L. Latham.

Sunday, December 26th al: 1:30 P. M.

Corner of Laurel and Orange Sts. (3 Blocks East and 1 Block South of Fountain Square)

Betty's. Story Book, Mrs.” Mary Ruhling, Flanneigraph, Evangelist B. M_, Page. Program enters first by special instru. mental and vocal. music, with Mrs. Ona

pa) “Winterntismier, “BéTY wird Tris wnd other]

METHODIST ~ CHURCHES

ROBERTS PARK CHURCH| |

EAST 1 10TH STREET C. R. Holmes, Pastor E. 10th St. at Keystone Ave. Church School «iveees..9:30 Worship Service ..v.4..10:45

“The Gift of God." . Home of the Everson Bible Class. NORTH CHURCH

Meridian and 38th Street

Dallas L. Browning, D. D., s Minister : M.—Church School.

M_Mo rning Worship. “Christmas ® \tterglow. 4

9:30 A. 10:45 A.

OF CHRIST

‘In the

ADVENTIST CHURCH

6:00 P. M.—Angelus Hour for Youth.

for college students home for the’

will. hold an informal reception

holidays tomorrow afternoon at]

4:30 o'clock in the social rooms. | a

Evening Service, 7:30 = THIRD CHURCH RB. H, Chnth Eafe Washington Blvd. at 34th SIXTH CHURCH . Evening Service, 8:00 160915 Prospect St. R. R., Church Edifice R. R., 1611 Prospect

SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES AT 11 A. M. Wednesday Evening Testsohial Meeting in All Churches a , M. : :

sition 4iss a ov 502 N. New Jersey a li zee ev. von sher ” — ST. MARK'S sk UNITED LUTHERAN December 2% Prospect and Linden Sts. Ai-Soats fren

WOUSHID +veevveseses 10:45 A. M.

Sunday School ....... 9:30 A.M. JJ ~~ Rev. William Branham

CENTRAL — |} “Comite te Indiasapolls tor CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3 “Divine ‘Healing Services” aware and Walnut Streets E Dr. W. A, Shullenbers r, Minist Sunday, Janualy 2nd. Bible Bohol rriereres ve, S30°A: A For further information—

p 0:45 Ap M. ec by Excellent Chir

us. Sermon—"The Matter of Keeping A > RE Ea

Morning. Worshi;

WISH, Sundays, 8 A. M.

Howard Rickenbtode, Ed and Sally Allen, : |

es “Wate Night Service beginning 8p: roi Hour of Worship. §. There's just one hitch to Mr. Levinson's best Hist ‘peeve; In case

Min nies

“CHRIST TEMPLE

. “The Church Where Christ Is Glorified” 402 W. Fall "Creek Blvd.

Invites you to hear

Elder M. E Golder

( PASTOR ):

SPECIAL CHRISTMAS -

"WEEK SERVICES

* EVANGELISTIC SERVICES T

Sunday—5 A. M., Prayer Service; 9:45 A. M., Sunday School; 12:00, Mornimg Worship: 6:30-7:30 P. M,, Bible Class; 7:45 P. M.,; Evening” Worship.

Bible Class Tuesday and Friday, 2:30 to 4: 0

_ Welcome to All

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES

‘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 Dr. Vale: “Landmarks That Begin With Christmas.” Thurs. M Mid-Week Service, ice, 7:30 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Delaware at Sixteenth ~-Qonitpl-Avg.at- 47th. Rev. y 'B. Conmor Jr.

Sunday Schookt 9:45 Worship, 10:48 KM “The Day After™

RUSSELL GALLOWAY TWO MORNING SERVICES 9:30 and 11 A. M.

9 A GEORGE ARTHUR FRANTZ { 1

Youth Groups—6 and 7 P. M.

Carrollton at 11th’ Rev. William A. Alexander 9:30 A. M.—Church Schdol “for all ages.” AAD 48 5 da Mar MOERIDG - WOrshID: BACK.

Tourer Dinner & Convocation. . 6 P. M.

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

‘The Historic Church of Which

ermont ‘and Pennsylvania Sts. Home Again.” Ministers: 7:00 _P, —West JEAN 8. MILNER. D. B. P. M.—Westminster Fellowship, OSE. . JOHNSTON - Church, School, 9:48 FAIRVIEW

46th and Capitol Ave. T VIRGIL RAGAN, Minister 9: 30 A. M.—Church School and. toning " Worship

10: 44% A M—-Morning Worship: — TTT The Pathway To Happin 5:00 P.- M.—High Schbol ‘Fellowship. 7:00-P, M, Westminster Foundation.

os People, 4 Baas oun, ople, _1:00 Se Fellowship.

| chins TONIGHT—T1:30

JIMMIE TURNBULL

World War II Army Chap! aplain | Featured Musicians.

Moody Bible Institute Hawiian Trio Natives of Hawall—Also

Bob Orner, Soloist

. COMING - Youth for Christ Missionary Revival

With, the JONES BROTHERS Ta One Week, Jan. 8th thru 16th

Speaker CLARENCE JONES “Director of Radio, Station HCJB—Quito Ecuador, 5. A. - “Phe Voice of the Andes” Reaching the Region Beyond by Radio, Broadcasting the Christian Message through H, C. J. B,, “The Voice of the Andes,” since 1931. Snding out more than 10,000 Gospel Programs a year in 14 different languages— : HOWARD JONES Evangelistic Song Leader and Unusual Trumpeteer A Team That's Hard to Beat « Something New—Inspiring Radio—Missionary Features. MUSIC—stellar Jrumpet-—bdibons duets

MESSAGES—reporting God's working MOVIES—showing field operations in radio

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North Meridian and 20th Sts.

Roger ‘Malsbary;. Director : 2

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