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Jones is St. Paul Church pastor.

=. Young-people will hold a round’

' president, “Eve

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School Head Will Speak | At Church

Deane E. Walker Taught Bible Class

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Churchwomen |Accepts

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__THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

s Call Here Choir Group a Sets Meeting

Local Directors - To Attend

New officers of the Indianapolis Choir Directors’ Associa will attend the organization's

Set Workshop | Event Planned Next Friday

The Indianapolis Council of! Churchwomen will meet to dis-

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Cor. East Michigan at N. Walcott

9:30 A. M.—Sunday School. tion [10:48 A. M.—~"Christian Stewardship." 7:30 P. M.—~"Qive Ye Them to Eat.”

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vrs SATURDAY, SEPT. 2, 1948 "BAPTIST CHURCHES. _ |

Invites You to Worship With Us at Central Ave. & Westfield Blvd, 10:45 A. M.—Morning Service. Dr. G. H. O'Donnell .19:00-9:35 A. M.—Bible School. Classes for All Ages

WOODRUFF PLACE

LC. TRENT. D. D.

first dinner meeting since their

i ar's pl four-| cuss their year's plans in a p at 6:30 p. m. in

|way workshop Friday beginning . at 9:45 a. m. in the Roberts Park

The St. Paul Methodist Church will open Religious Education Week by presenting the state superintendent of schools in an address’ tomorrow ip, the cuurch, Eugene and Rader Sts. Deané E. Walker, who not only! heads the schools of the state but taught an adult Bible class for 26 years, will speak tomorrow at 10:30. a, m. in the church. Mr. Walker has served on the consistory of the Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church, Culver, since 1924. The Rev. Ralph Moore!

Religious Education Week will be marked tomorrow, next Sunday and the days between in churches over the United States

Other religious events follow:

MERIDIAN HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH--The North Side Kiwanis Club will attend worship In a group in this caurch tomorrow at 10:45 a. m. The Rev Roy B. Connor Jr. pastor, will preach on “Seeing Things Spiritual.” Sears McNeil Is president of the club MeCORDSVILLE METHODIST CHURCH wMembers and friends will hold a proam of hothecoming tomorrow, The Rev ohn McMath and assistants will lead worship at 9.30 a. m, followed by Sunday School and a basket dinner. The Rev. E Wickersham, Richmond District printendent. will speak at. m. and a memorial service also will be held 8. B resident of the church board R COHRIST--The Rev. Ross Minkler of Louisville, Kv. of the North Bide Church of God, sing and preach in the rally tonight at 7.30 in the clubhouses, 30th and Meridian i

8 i MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN chuacH

ROE a th Hinton at Zhe" ahiiual 1ail tea Rabbi Nandor Fruchter will blow the traditional ram's horn, obtier Frsayren IAN or shofar, tomorrow in the Central Hebrew Congregation Rosh

Park Ave, and E, 22 . h Rally day in the Buriday school at 9:30 [Mashanah services. Orr will precede the 10.45 e Salem United

a m. worship service, Chureh Quartet

Preshyterian

pent in eb Hebrew New Year Begins

The quartet includes n. Mary Morton and, Mil11 %

Finns, cure: Season: of. Prayer for Jews

officers { tcated in the 1 te-

45 a. th » . maniow . By EMMA RIVERS MILNER, Times Church Editor | TSTIAN CHURCH Mambers ofthe Jews of Indianapolis and the world today are celebrating the Bip Class of the Central Christian peginning of the Hebrew New Year 5710. *

. Lebanon. Ind, Bin ar . The Jewish New Year, or Rosh Hashanah, began at sundown Antellft of the Lebance class will tPeari/ 1ast night. Reform congregations will conclude their observance Polter as president of the Toastmasters’ tonight at sundown and conservative and orthodox groups, tomorrow

>, ; CENTENARY CHRISTIAN CnURcn—|at the same hour, The Layman's League will sponsor a fish! The feast, one of the most sa-

fry Priday and Saturday from 5 to 900 . m. on the lot in tha rear of the church cred in the Jewish calendar,

case of inclement weather, the even: ushered in a season of penitence take place in the church base witep and prayer. The High Holy Days

EVANGELICAL THR CHURCH—-Roy T. Combs. will come to a climax with Yom

Center Towns] will speak on

will attend the t 0 a m C|

lwas in charge of the sundown services last night and those this morning. Knesses Israel Congregation is following a schedule of the High

aabip, atsessor will peak on wippur, of the Day of Atonement. | BOW Days identical with that of

» the United Hebrew Congregation. ment” in the junior department of the Oct, 3. Then synagogs will stand tomorrow at | dam n_lopen all fay and faithful Jew [abit Raphas) Slobo is spiritual Smith, president of Indians everywhere are expected to repent acy Rev Maurice Schwartz 1s

Dr. PE ristian University, will preach and caret Shoal will lead the singing and begin their spiritual life anew. | Ms revival services daily at 7p. m.| Those in the know report that/In charge of services in the 2 through §. at the church. The Rev. io ; |Sharah Tefllla Synagog held at| {Jewish persons who neglect too a. m. tomorrow as they were)

Dwinell is pastor ST, PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH i ot? Ninos 0.3 go to temple throughout the Year| aay. This marks the 30th anni-

patron mothers’ orsan- | faacion of the Sunday school, wil herd make a point of being present; or & 1 p. m. dessert Yuncheon follow y! business. Mrs. Malcom 1. Mooers, vresi-| ON Yom Kippur. Thus, the day| iarv of the congregation and a reside Rost oy i - Hollett seems to arouse. the reverence of the 12th of Louis Barnett, as : serve as hostess chairman ’ e sulld will hold & rummage sai¢ Sat- Certain Jews just as Easter does resident urday at Capitol ‘Ave and McCarty 8t. for some Christians, {P py N URCH — Dr 2 Rosh Hashanah

ORTH UNITARIAN CHURCH in Altar. Banked In White

services

the Lamporary

'draperies—placed about the altar temple of the Indianapolis He-

quarters in the Orchard Se ALL SOULS and the pulpit in the synagog of{brew Congregation.

hao! UNITARIAN CHURCH-Dr

, mintster, will speak

tomorrow st 11 a. m. in the church on the Central Hebrew congregation iE itor, d h " y “Liberal Rel n ‘ oR itor, desgribed Dr. Murch as “a . a TM re at Not «*' symbolize the’ purification of the Lutherans Plan [leader the field of religious Invites You to Sunday + The chureh school families will attend soul” Rabbi Nandor Fruchter, * He wil sisted at i & picnic tomorrow at 3 p. m. in Broad ' a . ' education.’ e will be assis a — ia Services { Rigole Par spiritual director, robed in white, Mission Festival |Englewood by Carlyle Yates of Z : 5AM r Service || TRY RE Eoanen iets a (OmorTow will blow the ram Coatesville. Ind; and the Butler ound armtatmn © 0 15 A ML, Suadey Schou] | m. dinner will take the form of prepa- horn in the 7:30 a.m. service. It| The St. Paul Lutheran Church School of Religion. . . M., Sunaay 00. f

p a I Ire nie SIAR UMan Oct 2. was not sounded toRdy, the rabbi will hold a “Mission Festival and

t the dedication sald, because Saturday is the S8ab- Rally Day” in speclal services. to-

4315 Spann Ave. path and such procedure is con: morrow. | The Rev. Richard Meinzen of

Dowling will speak ti new parsonage “IMMANUEL EVAN ANUEL EVANGELICAL AND RE- trary to the law. FORMED CHURCH--Rally Day will begin ary i

tomorrow in the Sunday school with an| Various int¥rpretations are giv- Canton, O.,, who grew up in InThe Re SI Ssareh Sewer, calls t a commemoration of di- years of missionary work in Can- * |vine protest against the practice ada, will speak at the 10:30 a. m. Methodists of human sacrifice recalling the ST the war as execu | ’ eC. 8 / : § - > story of the binding of Isaa tive secretary of the Canadian Set Institute a summons to faith in the ulti- J °C 00 "7 ¢ the : mate victory of righteousness, Church and Johnson Counties will .unite directing the lturgical music for nq film on African missions for the Indianapolis’ Methodist the Central congragation. He per- wii) he shown at the 7:30 p. m morrow from 2:30 to 5 p. m. in years in the Sharah Tefilla Byna: day school personnel will mark Fruchter and the Rally Day in the 9:15 .a. m,_ sesThe institute will deal with the and this morning and will offi- bohm is church pastor denominational- “Advance for ciate again tonight at 6:15 of speakers will discuss “How to, Rabbi Buccessfully Organize the Ad: and the corngregatian of Temple 2d Homecoming ers are: The Rev, Kenneth Forbes, [this vear. in the observance of g gt Patrick's Catholic Church

attendance goa! of 300 v. C. E en the blowing of-the shofar. One dianapolis and did nearly 20 The Rev. Mr. Meinzen Another speaks of the blast as branch of the Army and Navy Fifty congregations of Marion Cantor Abraham Portnov Is = gp, one ight” a new colorDistrict Missionary Institute to- formed the same service for 37 service for the community. SunChurch. cantor held services last night sion. The Rev. Theodore C. MelChrist and THis Church A Janel o'clock.” tam. P. - arenes, @UICh fo Observe vance in Our Churches.” Speak- Beth-Fl Zedick will be assisted pastor of the Greenwnod Method-|the High Holy Days by a new in noid its second annual Home-

ist Church; Lester Irons, North!educational director. Fred Weiser. owing celebration tomorrow be-|

Methodist Church layman, and. Mr. Weiser has had 20 years’ oR the Rev. Willlam N. Burton, pas- experience: in the field of Jewish ginyag he pilin) continuing tor of the Southport Methodist education. He is a graduate of pay and on the lawn Church, the. Teachers’ Institute of the| ‘purine who attended St. PatDr. E. E. Aldrich, conference Jewish Theological Seminary of u's school will renew their conmissionary secretary, will outline] America, of the City College of ote and talk over their classthe conference program: of mis- |New York. and the St. Lawrence room days in the school buildin sions. John Hoadley, DePauw stu- {/niversity Law School 1Booths will contain a any a aie he Methodist Hold Special Services store, candy and various other p ! summer ih) Spécial High Holy Days serv- kinds of merchandise. There will

Burope. The Rev. Golden A.! ; Smith of Franklin will report on ices will be held for adult, youth be games and pony rides,

the Lake Geneva. Wis. mission. And junior groups in Beth-Elf Joseph B. Davey. is general ary conference. : Temple. Rabbi Greenfield will chaifman and Leonard McGreevy The Rev. A. I. Carter, pastor of Kive the sermons and Cantor assistant. Miss CafHerine Fletcher the Union. Chapel. Methodist Myro. Glass and a robed choir, {8s reception committee chairman "Church, will lead the opening song directed by Walter Goldmann, the and Mrs, Martin Walpole her service, Prayers will be given by usician for ne ROM ScrVices Chief Assistant. 8 . hy irtin. distri hese were conduc TL mperinaRdent re the Rev F T ind this morning "And will con VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

Perkins _pastSe.of the Edwin Ray 'Inue tonight at 6:30 o'clock and 320 N. Minot

. ; YM OT sat 9 am Methodist Chute! tomorrow at 3 Aa f— MF. Weiser will direct the serv EVANGELISTIC- SERVICE ices for young people from 13 to fund nday Fveni 7:45. Christy w— Lesson-Sermon 10 vears of age tomofrrow. at 0:30 Mens Commiteee will gl ret Topic Announced . m. ag he did this morning At, gros, The Beaker Seward Wilhire song \ ) the same hour. The junior serv- _ Everybody Welcome"

of the ices for children up to 13 vears of age. in charge of Eliot Werbner. will be held tomorrow ‘at 10 The golden text is Thou, O. 4 They also were held today Lord, remalnest forever: thy gt the same-—hour . throne from generation to gen- Services will begin at 6:20 Carroliton at 13th 8t gra flea: o'clock tonight in the synagog of| . FORD PORTER. Pastor e lesson sermon also 'in- e Unite Hebrew Congregacludes the following passage from ne Re be led by Reg Sunday Night 7:45 the Christian Science textbook, Samuel! ¥. Fox who also will con-*Subject “Science and Health with Key td quect services tomorrow at R a the Scriptures’ by Mary Baker m preach on “Cutting Teeth” at Eddy: “All reality is in God and!11 a. m., and hold services again He says: “In thy.mouth it's sweet

“Reality” is the subject lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, tomorrow.

A WORLD-WIDE GOSPEL CENTER

BEREAN GOSPEL TEMPLE

“WHAT DOES GOD MEAN?”

session for 25 mi e . ganist for the Zion Evangelical Ww reriod AIRE ol ( hur h to Gat > Reformed Church, He reand I" UG! — ;

|versary of Harry Joseph as sec-|, qiecces during the Bible School worship conducted at 10:30 a. m. |

. W, Norris, of the department of | : G 1a-| a dont “an g a ed ___ charge of Rabbi Maurice Gold-| iy wl uptak 35 (he ood New Batt’ White decoration Rowers Ad DIATE ended yi Woening in: they

Lutheran!

Methodist Church.

7 8 ution. 30k. ETE AT i ne 0

or 2" FIRS

| The workshops, or conferences,

| will deal with such flelds of use{fulness as: alcohol = education,

niGues.”

J. Russell Paxton williu --Lyndhy nt new octavos and Kliza- Co Wasnineton

Orr will talk on the “Ad- . [vantages of the Central Library Choral t.” Mrs. Alice Trueblood will serve as dinner

| study classes based on bills due {to come up in the next legislature, | the council's service in local in-

Rea, Catton bh 58 £4

New : J School EMERSON AVE —Bmerton & § New York. | 8.30 A J Worship and Sermon by Dn. Rata Lah re To 5 bea By’ Atwater, “God snd the Ine Ng: . pun v re . sm and TD. m aD MT aermae bY MP. M—Nerhip Sarah 1¥ Aeinves

chairman. Dale Young is the new president of the association. Mr. Young is on the Jordan facutly and is or

stitutions, overseas relief, missions and public relations. Each workshop will continue in Rev. Earl W, Krueger th

wantly returned from Havana, Cuba, where hé played an organ recital for the American colony in Trinity Episcopal Cathedral. {Charlotte Moore is the newly |elected secretary-treasurer and! |Helen Thomas Robinson, Richard {Orton and Fred Koehrn are mem{bers of the executive group.

simultaneous. Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel, ex. ecutive secretary of the Indianap=: olis Church Federation; will give an address in the afternoon on| “Churchwomen Building the| Kingdom of God.” Mrs, Dorsey | . D. King, council president, willl To Take Local Pulpit speak on “Whole Persons In The Rev, Earl W. Krueger of| . Christ.” |Le Sueur, Minn., has accepted a|Programs Listed Other Speakers lcall to the Carroliton Avenue| Future programs announced by

{the choir directors are: Music by Mrs. Walter L. Thomas will Eva ngelical and Reformed tne sanctuary choir under the diexplain the council's contest for Church. rection of Mallory Bransford, high school pupils, submitting| The new pastor will attend a Nov. 15, in the Central Avenue

New Pastor

Rev. Earl Krueger

Broadway Baptist Church Broadway and 22nd St. Rev. R. M. Dodrill, Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 "A. M. Morning Worship, 10:45 Gospel Song and Evangelistic Service, 7:30 P.M. SPECIAL! Monday Evening, 7:45 P.M. One Service Only Renowned World-Known Preacher, Evangelist and Trave'er REV. J. FRANK NORRIS, Pastor of 2 Great Churches: Firat Baptist, Fort Worth, Texas, and Temple Baptist, Detroit, Mich. Everybody Is Invited!

posters on alcohol education, dur-|congregational dinner for which Methodist Church; a lecture and ing the workshop on alcohol he and Mrs. Krueger will be guests rash Sdjections BY Pda n Sahu education. Mrs. D. J. Hendricks oe ponor Wednesday night in the for Women at a joint meeting son, chairman, will preside. {church building. Until he takes with the American Guild of OrIn the same workshop, Mrs./over his duties as new minister, |ganists, Jan. 16, in the Zion Merton Good will discuss study/the Rev. Irving Phillips, student Evangelical and Reformed classes. to be conducted monthly in the Butler School of Religion, Church. on pending laws. {will continue as supply pastor. Also a program by the choir | The social service workshop! The Rev. Mr. Krueger will come of the Speedway Christian Church | ) ude an exhibit of the to Indianapolis from the Zion directed by Helen Thomas Robinwill include ted Evangelical and Reformed Church son and discussions are sched-| Flanner Houst.program proact veliof Le Sueur. He was born in Chi-luled for Mar. 21 in the Speedway | by Mrs. Mabel Young: wovx cof cago, graduated from Eimhurst| Church; a choir festival of ail 'by the council at the |College and the Eden Theological local choirs, Apr. 25, in the North | Industries, given by Mrs. G./Seminiary and ministered to a|Methodist Church, and a presenLavon Fisher; council projects of church in Fergus Falls, Minn. [tation of the Augustana Lutheran the Marion County Home, Miss immediately after ordination. |College Choir of Rock Island, Ill, Effe May Lendormie and council He has engaged in the Chris- at a place and date to be

.aid in the General . Hospital tian education program of the de- announced. _ psychiatric ward, Mrs. Clyde W, nomination, in youth counseling ; wrt see tates cl and-sumymer--eamp work. in Min .

Raub. > z The ) : . inesota. The Kruegers and their | Mrs. Ho A, Vertrees and Mrs. L.\tw, small daugntes will live. in C. Trent will conduct a jointthe parsonage, 4411. Carrollton | workshop on Christian World Re- Ave, The Rev. Mr. Krueger suc- | lations and Missions, {ceeds Dr. Richard Rettig who re- | The Rev. Amos L. Boren, hostisigned in June to go to Pitts- | pastor, will give the morning de- burgh. 1

EVANGELICAL AND R | North and New Jersey Sts. FREDERICK R. DARIES. D. D. Pastor |

PAUL H. PRANKENFELD Assistant | - M—Bbryles of Jrorship, . ure!

a rr iD, christien] i a : . ality ie an votion and Mrs. A. C. Brooks,| Service.” Sermon by the Pastor.

Belmont Church of Christ:

1002 B. Belmont Ave. Sunday Program Bible Classes, 9:45 a. m. Worship and Preaching 10:45 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. | Dean Clutter, Minister—MA. 1859 | Wednesday Services, 7:45 p. m.

HILLSIDE CHRISTIAN |

Ingram and 18th Sts. | Rev. Roy A. Gray, Minister. | Morning Worship—9:30 a. m. | “The Holy Spirit” Christian Endeavor—#§:30 p. m.

CHRIST TEMPLE

| those in the afternoon. Mrs. A. R. College Head to Speak

| Kauffman, successor to Mrs. | James H. Smiley as second vice At Church of God

| president, will serve as mesmberd * The North Side Church of God ship chairman. will present President J. A. Mor-

Bible School ~~ [Semin inn siares home |

| coming Strvices tomorrow at 2:15 p. m. in the church. Books Dr. Murch | The Christian Brotherhood

The Englewood Christian Hour Quartet will sing at the Church will present Dr. James De-|afternoon service. The Sunday Forest Murch of Cincinnati in!school rally at 9:30 a. m. and]

Institute from. 7:30 to 9 p. m. by the Rev. W. W. King, pastor, Monday through Wednesday in|will precede the homecoming. the church. , | ym——— Dr. Murch is the author of the! book, “Christian Education and the Teri eRureh afd®edits the}; § magazine United. Evangelica¥ Action. Dr. Harry Poll] church pas-

402 W. Fall Creek Blvd.

8 Elder ME: Golden; Pastor 4-1

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, SEPT. 25th “REALITY”

at 11 o'Clock in All Churches 4

Castle Hall Bldg Plensant Run Pkwy, 8 : ve a RR, 119 E. Ohio Bt. Service, 5:00 SECOND CHURCH R. R, Church Edifice Delaware at CHUR Evening Service, 5:00 College at RCH

R. R., 526 State Life Bldg.

-~ THIRD CHURCH

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

Evening Service, 7:30 R. R,, Church Edifice SIXTH CHURCH 1609% Prospect St. R. R, 1611 Prospect

CHRISTIAN SCTENCE SOCIETY (Colored) 310 West 28th Bt. : a —————— ET — SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES AT 11 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL IN SOCIETY AT 12:15 P. M.

Wednesday Evening Meetings in All Churches at 8 P. M. Christian Science Reading Room

12 Noon, Morning Worship. 6:30 P, M.-7:30 P, M., Bible Class. 7:45 P. M., Evening Worship.

SERVICES EACH-EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY A WELCOME TO ALL C0

METHODIST CHURCHES

101 Men's Baraca Bible Class ropERTS PARK CHURCH| EAST 10TH STREET

| Approximately 500 persons are expected to attend the annual Pre-Rally Banquet Thursday night in the chufch building. Dr. Murch will speak. Edgar F, Ashcraft will serve as banquet master _ of ceremonies and Paul K. Web-| ster, Sr., as institute chairman. |

Broadway Baptist Church DIST 27nd & aps Since 1821 C. R. on Pastor “<n y Del LV BE. 10th St. at Keystone Ave Class Meeting—9:30 A. M. 2WaT at Vermont Worehip Service LUIS BROADCAST SUNDAY, WISH Rev. Amos L. Boren, Minister | IL Rg 10:00 A. M. 530 P. M.—M. Y. F. | Home of the Everson Bibie Ciass Rev. R. M. Dodrill. Teacher | ¢.39 A. M.—Church School. OR bis | ———————————— Mr. Earl McMinn, Supt. | Meridian at 38th Street { 3 SRL 10:45 A. M.—"I Believe in FOr | sermon ! STL VeMAL VOICE" | UNITY PRAYER GROUP [Siveness.” Muste ‘27 Chancel: Chotr. (Afllated With Unity, Kansas City. Mo) 1:30 P. M.—“The Chain. Fa J- Russell Puston. Director i ‘ ill

SUNDAY" SERVICE, 11 A M DR PREDERICK ELIAS ANDREWS |

I. Wellman, a. drai Open Daily 10 to 5—Sat. Till 3 Unity Literature —

matic book sermon.) Classes — Consultan REE a BE. Market St, Rm. 503. FR-4254

' "PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES | FIRST CONGREGATIONAL |

16th and Delaware Sts | FAIRVIEW | )

_ Dr as L. Browning, Dr. Willlam C artinger, Ministers | Adequate off-the-street parking |

Rev. Marcus .W. Johnson, Ministet 46th and Capitol Ave. 11.00 A. M Morning Worship | VIRGIL D RAGAN. Minister Adds Up to Zero St 930 A. M—Church School and Morning Rev. M.. W. Johnson, preaching | Worship: “What Christ Means to Us.”

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH | Delaware and Walnut Streets | MEMORIAL ! (700 North) Carrollton at 11th Dr. W. A. Bhullenberger, Minister Rev. William A. Alexander Bible School—#:30 A. M 9:30AM Church Bchool Rally Day: } Morning -Worship—10:48 A. M, 1048 A. M Morning Worship: “When We! Musie hy excellent cho Are Afraid to Trust.”

Sermon (Guess and Ouess | Youth’ Fellowship—§ 30 P 730 P. M—-Mid-Week" Service f

MERIDIAN HEIGHTS

Central Ave at 4Tth Rev. Roy B. Connor Jr. Sunday School, 9:48 Worship, 10:48 A. M. “Seeing Things Spiritual”

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN |

Delawaré Stxteentd Oke TTR TN

Again” t . | Thurs

ST. MATTHEW EV. LUTHERAN = SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

The Historie Church of - Which 1 ard Beecher was Minister Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts.

Minister:

BE. New York & Oxford Sts EVANGELISTIC SERVICE Rev. Carl BR. Amelung, Pastor 9.30 A. M.—8unday School for All Ages.

: JEAN 8 MILNER, D D. be JOSEPH W JOHNSTON Church School, 9:45 a. m |

a GR RE fr one me eM e| TWO MORNING SERVICES || Create in Me a Clean Heart, ER —————————————————————————. | O God" Psalm " wo. TABERNACLE “We want, to Sen" Math 20:33 | ST. MARKS TN ow em re sad UNITED LUTHERAN * DR. ROY EWING ALE | Thurs. 6 P.M. Dinner & Bible Study. Prospect and Linden Sts. 9.30 M.Rinle Benool MOORHEAD WESTMINSTER Wome I ia tite Sa Si | ATA, rs evesssseneeslO . A : AMS ey verse, ! Sunday School veers 9118 a. BM 2 Poly Youth Flown CT a RAE tact Se ats cm——re Er arse _Bervios T18. Young 00 P. M. 1

"What Do You Expect of THE MINISTRY? |

Is the Ministry Preaching the Truth Today?

His creation, harmonious and gt 5:20 m. Rabbi Fox also! 3 5 eternal. That which He creates is res Som As honey. In thy belly it's bitter.’ good, and He makes all that is made." p. 472.

Garfield Heights Church of Christ

23842 Bhelby Street . Bible Study, 10 A. M. Evening Service, TP. M. Morning Worship, 11 A. M. Wed. Eve. Service, T:45 W. L. Totty, Minister, GA-1945—-GA-9480

"Young People to Hold Gambling Discussion

table discussion. on gambling tomorrow at 6:30 p. m. in the South Side Church of the Nazarene The 4 siony will be sponsored by " Young Peqple's Bociety of which Durward Bailey is Members have chosen | ? Does "It" as the} : md

FIRST UNITED LUTHERAN tins 101 N. Pennsvivanias 8 PAUL BE. HUFFMAN, Pastor 10:30 A. ML Sermon by Rev. Herman Wennermark do 2:18 A. MiwChureh School s Church Office. LI-0803 . : : Pastor's Home HI-3938

CHURCH

Who Muzzles the Ministry? Is Modernism the Solution to Man's Need?

SUNDAY, SEPT. 25 AT.7:30 P. M.

. At the

- Seventh-Day Adventist Church

Corner of Alabama and E. 23rd Streets

Lectures Every Sunday Night

ARTHUR KiESZ. Postor

The Public Is Cordially Invited! £7 ||

Preserve Your Health! By W. L. Latham—Part 1

Which is of greatest importance, your health, or that of the dumb brutes whose diet receives such careful consideration? Every farmer knows his success with animals and fowls depends largely on the quantity and quality of feed supplied. He reads and experiments in order to find out what will produce the best results in growth, or in by-products such as milk and eggs.

But very few ares even inter- " ested in what constitutes a proper diet to preserve the health of their own bodies. Yet the Lord considered this of such importance that He included this very information in the first instructions’ given to the father of the human race. Man was to be sustained by a delightful diet of fruits, nuts and grains: Gen. 1:29. After he sinned, the herb of the field was added: Gen. 3:17, 18,

Some people have the erroneous idea that meat is necessary for those engaged in hard labor. But who ever heard of meat being fed to horses, miles, camels, elephants, or the ox? They - are .strictly vegetarians, yet possess great strength

and power of endurance. Theodore Roosevell. in ‘his East African hunting expedition, discoveréd that”a horse with a

man on his back could run down a lion fleeing for his life in a mile and a half. Fatigue is caused by lactic acid, which is produced by the exercise of the muscles. The more alkaline the blood the more quickly the acid is neutralized. Meats are strongly acid producing. Consequently the meat-eating Mom. is quickly exhausted.

In addition to its acid-producing properties, all flesh is filled with poisons that are in process of being eliminated through the skin, kidneys and intestinal tract. Wheh we consume the-flesh containing these poisons we place an extra burden on our own eliminative organs, thus weakening them for the battle against such ailments as rheumatism, bright's disease, arthritis, high blood pressure, heart ajlments, ete. These are not contagious diseases caused by germs, but by

«. improper living. The infirmities of old age may be greatly

hastened, or delayed, by the quantity and quality of food eaten. Retain your health and youth longer by selecting foods that will keep your blood stream clean and healthy, For the life of the flesh is in the blood.” Leviticus 17:10-14,

The Lord wishes us to prosper and be in health, even as our soul prospers: 3 John 1:2. For this reason He has always shown Himself deeply interested in the diet of His people. When He delivered the Israelites from Egyptian bondage He supplied them with a meatless diet, and set thém free from all their physical ailments, “and there was not one feeble person among their tribes.” Ps. 105:37. But they mourned and wept, saying, “Who will give us flesh to eat.” (Num. |. 11:1-20). The Psalmist says “He gave them their request; but sent leanness into their soul.” Ps. 106:15.

While we cannot make ourselves good by what we eat, we are vitally affected both physicaly and mentally by a health ful, or unhealthful, diet.. If the healih-of the body is impaired by improper living, the nerves are upset and the brain refuses to function as it should. Consequently our mental efficiency is not what it might have been. The result is likely to be impatience and ill temper, The Christian has a stern battle to fight, therefore he should keep himself in the best physical and mental trim possible,

Even though you cannot change your spiritual nature by a proper diet, you can greatly hinder your spiritual progress by a wrong course of eating. A healthy body and a healthy mind is a definite asset to those who are endeavoring to live the Christian life. * °

For better living, I would recommend that secure the book “Better Meals for Less” sent postpaid for thirty cents. Ifyou follow its instructions you can prepare healthful, appetizing vegeterian meals, and save many dollars on your grocery bill every month. Address me at 2812 Ruckle St. Indianapolis 5, Ind.~ ENROLL NOW FOR OUR FREE | - CORRESPONDENCE BIBLE COURSE OF 30 LESSONS.

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