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Services Set - " Local Church Events * Planned Friday 1

women. The prayers will link together| women of 74 countries, Chinese natives made many suggestions

for the day's ritual as did those of ‘other countries. Dr. Doris Hsu,

acting president of Hwa Nan Col-|

lege, Foochow, China, chose the day's theme: “The Lord Is Thy Keeper.” Psalm 121:5. Communion Service Dr. Carleton W. Atwater, host pastor, will conduct the com- * munion service highlighting the 2 p. m, meeting. He will be assisted by the following ministers of various denominations: Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel, Dr, Dallas L. Browning, Dr. John B, Ferguson, the Rev. H, H. Hazenfleld, the Rev. Harold C, Irvin, the Rev. . W. W. King, the Rev, J. 8. A. Mitcham, the Rev, I. Albert Moore, the Rev. R. H. Peoples, the Rev. E. A. Plepenbrok, Dr. Richard Rettig, Dr. W. A, Shullenberger, Dr, L, C. Trent and the Rev. Stanley R. Woltjen. The objectives for the offering to be taken at the afternoon meeting will be mentioned briefly. The chief function of the 2 o'clock

Vivian Wiley Arbaugh, organist, of Ash esday will play. : be held at 7:30 a. m. With the cel-

The Rev. Roy B. Connor Jr, the Min-

represent the ‘literature which sends printed matter . There also over the world; Mrs. Sue be services at 5:30 p.m. Ash man, mission colleges fi ednesday in. Church with Orient, and Miss Rina Hernandez Rev, John B. Love, curate ts foreign All during Lent, Christ Church in the United Stites. Mrs. Roscoe will furnish the setting for servH. Crokett and her son, from 12:05 to 12:35 p,m. for will represent migrants whole community featuring Doris - “the American erent. ; gpeAkens, eagh her 2, - Oscar, the will give ‘the address. .at 7:45 ~~" eroppers. aos pean clock ech Wedhesday : night in Historical: Sketch Episcopal Church of the AdMrs. McClain will sketch t. Holy Communion will be history of the World celebrated at Christ Church, durPrayer and Mrs. Rettig will ing this period, Monday through the worship. Miss Roselynd Saturday at 8:30 a. m., on TuesBob Palmer and the host 7 a. mp. and Thursdays Chancel Choir will sing. a. m.; and litany and penShaw will direct the chol tial office will be sald ednesdays and Fridays at 11:30

prayer, once each year around thes, 7. "ir. world, dates back to a Presby-|Esst Sia Baptist

it up until now it is observed over yy,

~ Jaanouncements on their trays,

District and individual meetings Churn. Mrs. W. rr and the time and leaders follow. Except where indicated, the prayer gti “presby

services will be held at 10 a. m. 1 Church of Advent, et

, 1341 N.

GR Central, ah . ©, Carter;

vian, and Hovey, Mrs. Ray Guthrie; Narn “Bde Nazarene, 1203 Fugene, Mrs. [Jones Lalgsoor. 7:30 2 m,, Ebene the e Millersville Road, Mrs, H EB ; 1:30 p.m.

A J. per Lu . coma Christian Mrs, P. H Radford.

, Tacoma, Relig

, Butler University, ome, 1846 Mrs. John Towny

Re:

Prams; pitel, AS allace reet Presbyterian, 4805 B. { , B: H. Barrick and s. J. H. i vary Baptist, 3419 BE. 23d, Henry lek; Irvington Presby ’ 88 Johnson, Mrs. Harold Stewart Nazaren 1631 E. Washington, Mrs . R din; ne Ving Baptis pis E

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ST. MARK'S UNITED LUTHERAN ° Prospect and Linden Sts,

Warship wasssscnnsss 10:45 ALM. “Sunday School vaesev 9:30AM.

will be given 88), 0 of Indianapolis, will givel The Edward H. Tillman willl, oq 1n the church Wednes-

80 they trace their World yer Day all the way|Bap at 300 Back to the Virgin, But the prac- Bike;

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in all parts of the city and the ill in the hospitils will receive

; School 0. L : Highlan ace, " y; Home for Aged oman, 1731 N. Capital, Mrs, ‘Will Adams Methodtst Hospital

ros Biookside “Brethren, s Leon Back: East Park M. 2

‘emple. Mrs, Tr venue Evangelical U. B,,

Miss Audrey Carson

World to Open

stressed at this season as

tain luxuries and give the money

The Rt. Rev, R. A. Kirchoffer,

the sermons for the noon

a m. ! . Schedule Luncheon Instead of a night mass meetProtestant churchrk A eR Be FR Hagin Regd

ton, Mrs. J. W

i Serine Dulin. 3h 8 : ME toa ecomsen, rn Bo Co FRI ecu ic s. RC. : 2 n Juvenile Center, 2401 N. PF. Artis; 3:30 P: m., Center, 1523 Martindale, rl Martin: Indians Women's Prison, Miss Lref

‘| Mrs.

Madison Avenue M. EB. 4000 8. Madison, Sizemore; Emmanuel Baptist, Laurel, Mrs, Floyd Smith; ton, u yde Second Evangelical U, B., 1049 C Ra Bak " Hetrman: oh Joha's BE. and Sanders 8. ac Moere: 758 Re oecn Gove MB, re. Thelma Derrel; Thursday, 7:30 p, m

munity, Tyndal Towne, Mrs. James Burch. SOUTHP

Indiana Central College, 4002 8. Otter Dr Lynd 234i 48 p. m,, Baptist

Foster Woodlawn and

Garden City Road, Mrs, Rol terian, W, ashington a ss Clytia Ulrich; t. M Ll

mont, = Mrs. Hi RY Sostam, ost, s P

’ Wheatley YWCA, . ends I A vn pi. head! dsth Street Baptist, Indianapolis cal and formed, 4401 a rronton. Sirs. and 25th, Mrs. P. PF. Young: Speedway ; Central Baptist, 6151 ristian, Speedway, Mrs. Kermit, Harrell; Second Mora.

17th Street Baptist, 1702 Mrs. Alma Ann MeClennon; 3:30 Tabernacle A. M E

Miss Mary Jo Mohr

Christians prepare the anniversary of the crucifixion of Our Lord and His resurrec-

Lent in some special way. Chil-|that day in the YMCA. Dr. Alex~ come in for|dren and grown folk forego cer-

Christian, §300 Rockville bert Harkness; Washington

Miley, M1 Olive Baptist, 725 Blake, Mrs. Murray DavidRiverside —M. -B.

mis Mark Laymen's Da

Lenore

Northwestern,

Zion, bio WN

Solemn Period

themselves to mark

es on Ash Wednesday, a lunch eon will be held at 12:15 p. m.

ander BE. Sharp, executive secretary of the Indiana Presbyterian Synod and newly appointed adm secretary of the Board of National Missions, will talk. Dr. Sharp has chosen for his topic: “The Vision of the Man on the Cross.” Reservations for the noonday Ash Wednesday luncheon must be in the Church Federation office by Monday. The telephone fs: RI. 9506. Music will be in charge of Lloyd Sunderman of the Jordan Conservatory. The Juncheon is sponsored by the Inidianapolis Ministerial Association and the Church Laymen's Committee, ! The Rev. Roy B. Connor, Jr., jdent of thé association and C. Oliver Holmes, chairman of the James R. Johnston is chairman of lunch-

Members of the North Methodist Church will sign their names to cards sent them through the mail and bring them to church Sunday. The cards, izing the- individual Chris‘will be comseerated at the

Miss Marie Chapman

The chapel will furnish the scene for the first noonday Lenten services of worship and song ever held in the Roberts Park Methodist Church.

[Christian Church are assisting

the minister, the Rev. Benton B. Miller, in a Lenten visitation of likely “pros-| pects” for church membership,

Of Devotion Ash Wednesday rs x irr meer. *

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER, Times Church Editor Ash Wednesday, which falls within the coming week, will open the solemn period of Lent in Indianapolis and around the world. Lent will continue through noon of the Saturday ot Holy Week, or April 16 of this year, Worship, self-denial and penance are

Heights Presbyterian Church will attend Lenten dinners in the church building each Wednes-

program. The general theme for the meetings is: “Faith by Which We Live” and that for Ash Wednesday, “Faith Itself.” The Rev. Mr. Connor will preside at all the dinners. :

Ash Ceremony Wednesday

Catholics to Mark Beginning of Lent

Every faithful Catholic in the world who is physically able to

receive ashes upon his head the first day of Lent or Ash Wednesday. The ashes symbolize penance and recall the early days of the church when Christians wore sackcioth and ashes as a public acknowledgment of their sins. In Indianapolis churches and those over the world, the priest will dip his thumb into the ashes and inscribe a cross upon the forehead of each church member

kneeling at the altar next Wednesday, As he does so, he will say:

“Remember man, that thou art dust and unto dust thou shalt return.” From Palm Leaves The ashes are made by burning palm leaves blessed the Palm

MEY each Sunday- ng Lent. re isa a “Lent-| en Loyalty Roll Call” Dinners will be given in the church din-| ing room on Thursdays at 6:30| p.m. during Lent. John C. Peters, | president. of the Northern Lights Bible Class of the church, will be the first speaker. The Roberts Park Methodist Church will serve luncheon be-

Wednesdays during Lent.

in charge Elders

Dover 'Christ Jesus’ Is

Topic of Sermon “Christ Jesus”. is the subject of the lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, tomorrow. The golden text is: “There shall

thi come forth a rod out of the stem

of Jesse and a branch shall grow out of his roots.” Is. 11:1 The lesson-sermon also includes the following passgae from the Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker aay: Christ fllustrates that blending- with God, his divine principle, which gives man dominfon over all the earth.” p. 316.

E. J. Fricke, Methodist Conference lay leader, announced today that many local churches will observe Laymen's Day with

Blackford,

1. “Albert Moore; Belmont |gpecial program features tomor-| Evangelical United Brethren Chureh, 1509 | ow p

8. Belmont’ Mrs, Lafayette Brown.

all.

6:30-7:30 p. m., Bible Class; 7:45 p. m. | U. Be} ~Dible Class, 2:30 p. m. fo 4:30 p. m. | SERVICES EACH EVENI i_Wmerson) ¢ A WELCOME TO ALL

Elden M. E. Golden, Pastor 402 W. Fall Creek Bivd. Invites You to Sunday ices Sunday School, 12 Moen; Morning Worship, Sunday, 5 a m; Prayer Service, 9:45 a. m. Evening Worship. Tuesday and Fridey

NG EXCEPT SATURDAY

Delaware at Vermont

Rev: Amos L. Boren, Minister B30 P. MM. YX, P.

9:30 A. M.—Church School Mr. Earl McMinn, Supt. 10:45 A. M.—"Basic Necessities In Personal Devotion” 7:30 P. M, — Cartright — On the .. Frontier of God."

B. 10th St, at Keystone Ave. Church Bchool sssneess:9:30 Worship Service .......10:45

' _floms of the Everson Bible Class,

Altar Hour—Special Music. |

CHURCHES

METHODIST

ROBERTS PARK CHURCH -§ince 1821

NORTH CHURCH Meridian and 38th Street

Dallas L. Browning, D. D,, William ©. Hartinger, D. D, Ministers

2:30 A. M.~100% Day in Church School. Pictures.

Lives.” Lay speakers, Prank BE Cates Jonas Plo tures will be

£:00 to 9:00 P.M. ~Angelui Hour for Youth Thursday, 6:30 P. M., Loyalty Dinner, Peb. 37-Apr. 17—Lanten Loyalty Advent,

Go to Church Sunday

“Observance of Layman's Day ro

lergy, members of rel . fter noonday services © religious or. hed "ve - church's chapel on | ders and the laity of the archdio-| The| C¢5¢ expressing thoughts about

Rev. A. L. Boren, pastor, will be of the Olive Branch| time annually set aside by the

CHRIST TEMPLE 1999 A 3 toring Wars.

Ash Wednesday masses. They are distributed after the main mass of the day, in the afternoon and at evening Lenten services in the churches. The Most, Rev. Paul C. Schulte, archbishop of Indianapolis; has sent out a pastoral letter to the

Lent. He writes in part: “The holy season of Lent is a

{church for our spiritual regege] {tion. This Lent, therefore, “above (all others, should be welcomed |by our Catholic people not only as an opportunity for a personal spiritual check-up but as a time, through fasting, prayer and almsgiving, to render ourselves deserving of God's merciful consideration,

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day at 6:30 p.m. followed by a|,

~born A mon at 0: , m, | The : 8, m. service

go to church will attend mass and |"

Sunday of the year before.|t ‘Priests bless the ashes before the, Yours

5 (nvites ¥ou to Worship With Us

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issionary |

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Unit 276 of the 1ith ae ove = Legion Auxiliary.

row , president of the Cin-|{ne/ A cinnati. Bible Seminary, Tuesday ARY STIAN at 7:30 p. m.; the The Class of this churh will be en- , ago, Wed at|leriained with 4 piteh-in the 730 p. m., and Prot. A. C. Wattars Egle Siu, Clo, Berit

30 p. m, y nish the ram for the party marking the end of & contest between the two Ps. TH UNITARIAN OHURCH, OR. EARL , Pred West of Wabash College will speak on “God in Nature” tomorrow at 11 a m. PARK CHRISTIAN The stian Home s Class will present J. Pred Murphy in a talk during the class hour tomorrow at 10 a m Sweeney

versivy.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL

16th and Delaware Sts. Rev. Marcus W. Johnson, Minister 11:00 A. M.—-Morning Worship! “Planned Methods.”

are scheduled. o. missionary is one who goes into the field sponby an individual church or

Religious events follow: ST. JOWN'S EVANGELICAL AND RECHURCH — The her Geos

Nishimoto, nd di Ellis Chi and an will give the ser

Rev. Johnson, preaching

"A WORLD-WIDE MINISTRY

“Giving The Gospel fo a World Lost in Sin”

pastor and Community Center,

is the pastor. ing Lent, Dr. George Arthar Prants and BEREAN GOSPEL » series of ‘ radars toning s be, Crom on . JENPLE " Galloway Wl open the Lenten meditations FORD PORTER, Papier 8 talk on “Plate and Wis Wife.”

IMMANUPL EVANGELICAL AND Rg.|Svnday Services: 9:45 a. m,, 10:45 a. m,,

AE ET Ef oases v : hh © . Lenten" will follow P™ Subject: “Daniel's 70th Week.

nelHas It Started or When Will It

THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH — * Salt of the Barth,” a 40-minute sound film will be shown at the pralse service Thurs-

Nl day night, Begin?” VOLUNTERRS OF AMERICA — Parris will steak and Seward Wilshore wil N lead the singing, both representing the ThHstian Businessman’s Committes, at the iy 8 svangsiistie service tomorrow at 7:45 SvANGE CAL AND, REN SOULS UNITARIAN CHUROW-_Dr. FREDERICK BD Aassietons ne 8 ; rin ition] 9700 A. MoPirst of . Pas. at he een ot “the Channing. Cb to- tor Prankenfeld, “The MeanTow, following & ¢ p. m. supper and| .. o ur _Church Benool. - PIRST UNITED PRESBYTE 140 A. Mm a ae be Dip. REED Y EPiAN Pastor Daries, “At the Door—

He Knows You"

Mark Emers 1 on on “Can Indiana 7:45 P. M., Lenten Service,

k will si Be Dried Up? at the 730 ». m tomorrow. Steve Robbins will tenor solos accomoanjed by Thomss E. rner, organist. The Rev. C. P. Blekking is the

song service at 7:25 P.

by 2 P. M. ST. JOHN'S Evangelical and Reformed Leonsrd and Sanders St. rem.| EB. A. PIEPENBROK, Pastor y 10:15 A, M.~Cuest the Rev.

Spesker \ George Nishimoto, Director Ellis vocalist and “former blues Community Center, Chicago.

BAPTIST CHURCHES

A. M.—Bible School. . M.~Worship. Sermon by Pastor, “Radiant Religion.”

at Central Ave. & Westfield Blvd. 10:45 A. M.—Morning Service, Dr. G. H. O'Donnell speaking. 9-9:35 A. M.—Bible School. Classes for All Ages TUXEDO PARK—39 N. Grant (4100 Bast) _ 0. 8 Clutton 9:30 AM.; 7:30 P.M.

Rov. ison Perrie—t30 ‘And 128

10:45 A. M.—" "God Was in Christ” TAS P. M.—"A Famous Leper Healed."” Youth Ine, 5:00 to 7:30 FP. M Pellowship Hour 8 to TP. M.

EMERSON _ AVE. —Emenson & ew | of W Washington . LT York. Peter Vroom. 10:30 A... 130 P30. 'oastor. Services $030 & m. and 130 o. ®

; The Temple Bi of the £. HUFFMAN, Pastor Parley Here ntisnapeis gion Songregs- Toga «WHERE BUT WITH NIM DOTH PEACE ABIDE « present b ’ Wednesday —T:48 P. M. : : Next Week Judaism with Protestant ge “0 ORDER THAT 1 MMT 8 A OWN": REPENTANCE WAS IX HIM. Catholic women guests A 9:15 A. M.~Ch School Chaplain Who Served [18 from 10:30 a. m. 0.3 p.m. in| wh or evs 3 tars Suse J In fo the synagog, 10th and Delaware ~ Sts. : el a " “ , » . An army ‘chaflain who is re- Rabbi Victor, Reichert, “wall. . i ie Signing 0 40 48 8 Misloery Siactanatl congregation, wil) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES war will speak during the Direct|Speak in the forenoon on “The To re—— Support Missionary Conference| Foundation of Judaism.” Lunch- TABERNACLE The ference will open Tues-|Sisterhood. Leaders of the In- 34th and Central {day 8nd continue through Thurs. | dianapolis Council of Church-| = DR, ROY EWING VALE \n the West Morris Btreet| Women (Protestant) and of thé REV. ROBERT 8. MOORHEAD 4 Bn New Chaplain Mark {deanery council of the National| 9:30 A. M.—Bivle Sebool. Maca, Council of Catholic Women will [10:48 A. M.~Divine Wo rah ip=Dr. Yale: , Bt now in Percy, Jones|dttend. Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt acter, Your Destiny.” Hospital, Battle Creek, of the host temple, also willl #30 Fa Yoh Pel 10 says he saw a great need for|*Peak. in Japan while FIRST PRESBYTERIAN there during Worla War 11. He Plan Open House ware at Sixteenth will give an address at the fnall ne members of the Williams omSRd el PE arenes. {Creek Christian Church will dedi-| TWO MORNING SERVICES § | Church members and ministers| ute their new parsonage and| = _ 8:0 Smal AM " (Rum 2eunayivinia, New Jersey, pola open house there tomorrow : on - R el nda, vil tend 5G i pet an Ook 40 ery nT rr Cory ~P gouferenes. Missionaries to Clits. yyy, William Barnes will be| ThUTIday Dinner & Bible Study 4 P. M. pines, Korea, Jamaica and Chile,|"o** SECOND PRESBYTERIAN | 5.394. s—church chet “for a apmes will be present and take part in , will uct the services ‘at thel Henry Ward Bescher was Minister | 10:45 A. M.—3lorn § Wenshipt “New Lives a dramatization dressed in cos- ly tonight. Sa De nld at 130 Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts 7:00 P. M.—! zo a tume. Thursday night Aig The Rev. Mr. arth | is 1 rep- JEAN a MILES D. D. Thursday, 7:30 P, . H x of oui lor Christ Ine cur - Don Churn Stun 9:00 ’ FAIRVIEW . eadline speakers announced| VETERANS WHO vy orship, 11 a. m. 40th and A » the Rev. Durant of Indiana Central | i r or m. VIRGIL D. Miss Harriett Dooley BY pastor, - Barty Zine, sing tomorrow i, ihe ED service, Ar or stfner Pagan. 9:30 A.M. a Mier

WALTER L. PEARCY, Minister 10:45 A. M.—Men's Sunday, Dr. Henry »

Gelston, guest, “Power 5:00 P. M.—High School Westminster Pele 7:00 P, M.—~Westminsetr Foundation. |

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448 8. State (1700 4 M.

¥ People, , 7:00 Po eatesniar "

Christian Science Churches

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

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

LESSON FOR SUNDAY, FEB. 27th “CHRIST JESUS”

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 Evening Service, 5:00 R. R., 526 State Life Bldg.

Washington Blvd. at 34th Evening Service, 8:00 R. R., Church Edifice

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

FIFTH CHUxCH

8st. R. R.,, 1611 Prospect

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY (Colored) 310 West 28th St.

SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES AT 11 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL IN SOCIETY AT 12:15 P. M.

Wednesday Evening Meetings in All Churches at8 P. M. Christian Science Reading Room Jointly Maintained, 30 N. Penn. St. .

BACK TO THE BIBLE!

By W. L. Latham :

Pastor of the South Side Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Corner of Orange and Laurel Sts.

How to Be Saved—No. 3 John Brown was sentenced .to be hanged, along with two others, on Friday morning at suprise. The Chaplain, who had studied and prayed with him, came to bid him farewell as he “walked the last mile.” His two associates took their position, one by one, on the scaffold, and quickly pinnged from time to eternity, John Brown shuddered as his cell door opened and he envisioned the hangman's noose

UNITY PRA (Affiliated With any k Konan City, Mo.) sna SERVICE. 1AM

] AND Open Dall om SP Sale 8 ww be HE Belmont Church of Christ 1002 8. Belmont Ave.

Sunday Program Bible Slasses, 9:45 a. m. Worship and Preaching, 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m, . Carl Flinn, Minister—CA-1350 | Wednesday Services, 7:45 p. m.

| HILLSIDE CHRISTIAN

{ 18th at Ingram

“Thé Place and Purpose of The | Lord's Supper.” | 7:45 P, M.—Evening Service “Stop That Foolishness.”

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Delaware and Walnut Streets (700 North) Dr. W. A. Shullen Minister.

Bible 30 AM Morning Worship-10:45 A. M. Musie Xe t Choir, Sermon: * Negative Value of

-ia a : Bienen - i —. - ATT En « ot the

! 3851 8. New York St.

, Tuesday, Mor. 1 7:45 p. m.

be MANGUN EVANGELISTS

‘~ of Texas Presenting the Gospel of Christ for the ills of the World. Services Nightly (except Monday) 7:45. Sunday Scheol—10 A. M.

Free bus transporation, GA-9965

Youth nn: Pellowship-5:30 P, M.

James E. Petty, Pastor

"THE REMNANT CHURCH"

SUNDAY, FEB. 27, AT 7:30 P. M.

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner Alabama ond E. 23rd Streets

"GOD'S FINANCIAL SYSTEM” _ SUNDAY, MARCH 6, AT 7:30 P. M.

Karge Growds Are Still Atfending. Come Once and You Will

Sal’ nt

being placed around his neck. But, instead, he was handed an envelope, with the announcement, “Here is a pardon from the, governor.” His joy was so great it wad painful. He wept, he laughed, he shouted, he praised the Lord. If one could be so deeply moved by having a charge against him forgiven, whereby his life is prolonged, for just a few years in a world of trouble and disappointment, how much more deeply we should be stirred at the thought of ‘having our sins forgiven, and our lives spared, not for a Httls time, but for eternity; not in a world of “trouble, but in a world-of eternal peace and happiness. But under what conditions will our sins be pardoned, and our days prolonged for ever more? Only when we heed the admonition: “Let the wicked forsake his ways, and the unrighteous man his thoughts: and let him return untg the Lord, and he will have mercy upon him: and to Our God, for he will ABUNDANTLY PARDON.” Isa. 55:7. In order to have our sins pardoned and blotted out, we must be truly converted, for the Bible says, “Repent ye therefore, and be converted THAT your sins may be blotted out.” Acts 3:19. “Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye SHALL NOT enter into the kingdom of heaven.” Matt. 18.3. Friend, have you received your pardon from the great Governor of the universe? If not, you are still under sentence to be consigned to the lake of fire and brimstone. No one will ever be pardoned until he seeks for, and obtains that transformation of character that will bring him into’ harmony with his Maker, Christ had reference to this experience when He sald, “Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.” John 3:3. This new birth comes only to those who yleld to the control of the Holy Spirit, and render absolute, willing o to God's word, If one is truly born again, he forsakes all evil ways. He is no longer ill-tempered, impatient, unkind, unforgiving, He is deeply interested in the welfare and happiness of others. It will be easier.to be good when he is around. If you have experienced no such transformation, you can rest assured that you have not been born again. For the Scriptures declare, “If any man be in Christ, he is A NEW CREATURE: old things ARE PASSED AWAY; behold, all things are become new.” 2 Cor. 5:17. ‘Friend, have you been converted? Have your sins been pardoned? or does the sentence of doom still stand registered in heaven against you? If you . have not found peace and pardon, let me urge you to “Seek— the Lord WHILE HE MAY BE FOUND, call ye upon Him while He is near.” Isa. 55:6. There is danger in delay, for the heart may becorhe “hardened through the deceitfulness of sin.” In that great day when the sentence is executed on the sinner, “How shall we escape, if we NEGLECT so great salvation”? Heb. 2:3. , FREE! A fine Bible correspondence course. Enroll now Bible questions welcomed. Address me at 2812 Ruckle St. Indianapolis 5, Ind. : _You are invited to our church at Orange and Laurel Sts, | 3 blocks east, 1 block south of Fountain Square. . I SUBJECT SUNDAY NIGHT AT 7:30: “By Whom, When

SATURDAY, FEB. 26,1040 FIRST UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH. 1

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Contracts The subject tracts for the of Capital A cussed before Indianapolis Seminar dinn Mar. 9°in the Other semin this year und Kurt F, Pant clude corpora ship forms, di eral ‘contracts goods, wares wills, trusts | struments, in bond, debentu collective barg and instruther estate.

Navy Clul Will Meet

Navy Club . 8h

p. m. YMCA with ) commandant, Other office Stamm Sr, ex Golda Miller J Mrs. Alma C Mrs. Ruth A

Mrs, arms. Trustees » Young, Mrs. derson.

Set Organ Jordan Con will present bright, organi recital at 3:30 the Odeon. } student of Da department ct Presents Sf Mary Gottn piano student Pp. m. tomorrc Chapter Hous vania St.

Barbara