Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1949 — Page 4

"Discussion

City Controller “Among Speakers

The Unitarian Forum will pre-|

gent a panel discussion on “How “Can Our City Provide the Serv-

We. Need?" tomorrow at 7:30 p."m. in All Souls Unitarian Church. The panel will include Phillip, Bayt, city controller; John B.| Barnett, assistant research direc-|

“tor of the State Chamber of Com-

merce; ‘and Mrs, Alfred W. NoJing, League of Women Voters. Religious events follow:

VE BRANCH METHODIST CAURCH! Th Bethel Methodist Choir will give a}

h jamprrow night | 4

br hf ab L Woward| or ong. Mrs rected I ny the choir And the

follow I ist of Eli eth Guion Schop» ols h . ve fallgwing so i ir PB ewart

WNEY Manic © CRISTIAN CHURCH wThe congregation will observe the fifth anniversary of the coming of its minister,

$1 and 10°36 a. m e ational din . Joseph O 0. has resigr hcl and associate minister will wo ‘to Purdue int versity to head the Christian Poundation He will give farewell sermons next Sunday morning at ‘both. services

SEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH members of of

omorr row at 9:30 » wi Ay organ matey president an

services

viser of the iui of K. of P. off Lid

By 4 Hass " ICAL

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pif UR au "

afr, a Ayton

Mbt

“Ing t . hi AY school a h school

the denomination, Dr. Holdeman will 10:40 a. m an to

m t with school ‘teachers

Orr nd mee snd’ officers tonight and tomorrow after-

UNITED BYTERIAN y The Rev Roni Boyer, n, ‘synodical superintendent, will

W. Wiegmann, tomorrow af) f wl

r tomorrow will honor | i. Fick k, Ashoclaty m bintater} g Mr ie

adpiatetration

"This is our church at work" . Preshytarion booklet fo Mr. nd Mrs. Seth Wiliams and sons, Danny

speak tomorrow at 7:30 p. OUTH FOR chbior-latoour Filles)

nh an Meridian Sty Th ov deputation ’ pole a the Andes dt lo ot mis RL

ELDERS, Laity ¥ |

o Rw Alr Ry as 2 apn. wil tomorr

ate ot 4 ibe coming i electlon wi will

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Lil will"be % Bille’ dutric Fi Gi EES coun.

a Ae : of meghine of the

ER Hiab wa Fi ARIAN CHURCHDr ls ro Rit i Sas ons fniveraily

£ Teams fo Explain Work of “Presbyterians Here, Abroad

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER, Times Church Editor

on the theory that knowledge opens both the mind and the purse.

dlanapolis, the United States and overseas.

in a special book titled “Our \sountry and every kind of misChurch at Work.” It is pub- gionary activitity abroad, lished and distributed by the | The meaning of Baptism, worPresbyterian Church in the | ship, the marriage ceremony and U.S.A. {other: services of the church will The visitors will speak of the be reviewed. How Sutherland] missionary outreach of the church church . co - operates. with the into 16 foreign countries and in| American Bible Boclety, the local,

THE INDIANAPOLIS oes Ts

{| The odist Church will conduct a full

a can Ee mas SE Peal py :

|Young Baptists fo |

Gordon Johnston, secretary of the Indianapolis Baptist Youth Fellowship Council, and Balfh Beatty of Franklin College, are arranging the revival. Mr, Beatty is serving as pastor of Exeter Avenue Church. Robert Manier will direct the music for the sessions at 7:30 p. m. = Speakers in addition to Mr. Beatty are Pete Carr, John Honeay, Paul Madinger and Jbhn Francia, all youth leaders in local Baptist churches. : A three-day training and outreach program will precede the

Roosevelt Temple

Lists Program Roosevelt Temple Meth-

{- fellowship evangelism its 60th anniversary celebration this week-end. ‘The 60th anniversary festivities began last night with a banquet honoring ‘three charter members. It will close Sunday night. The Rev. Van Ness Chappell, pastor, will be in charge. The charter members recog-

nized at the anniversary banquet are Mrs. Jessie Haverstick and revival services. The program

the Misses Ida and Bertah Sam-| Will be directed by the Youth] ple, Dr. Robert Pierce, pastor of | {Fellowship of the Indiana Bap- |

the Broadway Methodist Church, [tist Convention. Ray Spencer of

, say Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Fledderjohn Danny fo they show a'special

oft) and Gary.

mutual interest, they will “present their hosts with pledge cards. These they are expected to fill in with promises of financial support for the church for the coming year. nday, Nov. 13, members will

Sun Sutherland Presbyterian. Church is conducting a visitation |pring the pledge cards to morn-|

ing worship. Deacons will collect

Tomorrow, teams of two persons each will visit the residences [thon and move forward to the time reminiscing during the cliof church members and explain the work of Presbyterians in In-\c. + of the church. They will méctic service at 2:30 p. m. Old

stand before the communion table

They will fllustrate what they tell with pictures and stories | and the pastor, the Rey. Charles ®red with thé names of charter;

Franklin Bruce, dedicates the {pledge cards. A robed choir will! sing. Above the head of the min-| |ister a lighted cross will shed its beams stamping the service with solemity.

“ | Plainfield, ‘a Purdue University G Hoke T Not on of ity | student, heads the fellowship,

| Achievement Class served the, . ! { dinner, Local Girl Takes

‘Mobile Unit to Appear Vows In Order | The new Methodist mobile unit! “An Indianapolis girl with three { will entertain the neighborhood other young women took her {tonight at 6 o'clock from the first vows as a member of the

‘ {church lawn with recordings, an- catholic Order of the White Sis-

{nouncements and the use of tele- ters of Our Lady of Africa this| |vision and other audio-visual! week in the ~hewly established

aids. Afterward,. members. and.novitiate- center in Belevilie,. Ill.

{guests will go inside the sanctu-| The local person is Sister Mary |ary for a sacred concert at 7:30 Grace, the former Miss Maureen [p. m. presented by the Second junier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. {Moravian Church Choir, Dr, {Edward Junker, 3401 E. Wash-

| Sumner. Li Martin, district super iy, on ‘St. Since the center 1s new, ta: Tintendent; “will “spesk.”

Sister Grace becomes a charter

| Tomorrow will be a busy day¥|member, The mother house is in lof events from Sunday school at! Algiers, Africa. @

{9:30 a. m, through the’ closing | —— TI EE iL, |evangelistic service, Dr. Frank ~~ CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH | Greer of Rushville, Ind, a for- Delaware and Walnut Streets (700 North)

t il | wfer pastor, will preach at 10:30 Dr. W. A. Shullenberger, Minister

" ae 10; ”m Stand Up and Be Church School—9:30 A. M. Counted.” The community noon Moruing Worship—10:48 A. M. dinner . will be served by the Music by * extellent choir. Woman's Society of . Christian Sermon: “Today's Call to the Individual”

Youth Fellowshin=—5:30 P.

ST. MARK’S UNITED LUTHERAN

Prospect and Linden Sts. Rev, Duane E. Schroeder Worship coeceesasesss10:45 AL M. Sunday School ....4.+.9:30 A.M.

Belmont Church of Christ 1002 8. Belmont Ave. Sunday Program Bible Classes, 9:45 a. m. Worship and Preaching

Service following worship.

Recall Old Days

Members and former members are expected to have a great

{photographs and a quilt embroid-

members will be on display. A! prepared histofv will be read. | Another. former pastor, the Rev. C. A. McCullough, will give the talk for the youth: fellowship | 6:30 p. m, 10:45 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. " if Rev. Mr. Van Ness not Dean Clutter, Minister—MA. 1859 {only will bring the anniversary | Wednesday § Services, ° 7:45 P- m.

{services to a close at 7:30 p. m.|™ ——————

Honor Pastor NC Served 3 Decades

- mer Alva Isensee, played the or-

Marianng. Daries,

~Anstrismental trio will play... They: bullding «site:

g and Mrs. Irma Herrman, violinist...

> the Scriptures”

-.dle, ‘even 80 in Christ

Enters Divinity School jooas.

ma Shynay Capen af Riny, en i Fail” *am&ithe United Stateés. annual C Any 2 pasar wil PP URCH- The gcribe schools, churches,

for. Indians, Eskimos, Spanish

Chueh Will

Dr. Daries Has

*108-year-old Zion Evangeli--l and Reformed Church tomor-| will honor Dr. Frederick R, | Da for threes decades of serv-| ce as pastor of the congregation. { Pastor, Dares assumed the ministry of ‘the Gothic-Romanesque, church, -N and New Jersey) Sts, In 1910, when the building was seven years old. He was in-

a ai

strumental in structing a new; parish hall and ed cational building in

1928. His son and daughter, both now married, grew up in the parish. Under the ministry of the pastor aided by Mrs. Daries, the membership has grown steadily over the years. They now number

Father Second Pastor The story of the Daries family fs bound up With Zion's history. | For Pr. Daries’ grandfather, the ‘edifice In ‘1845 at Ohio and Bird Sts. and was its second pastor, Pastor Daries’ mother, the for-

Hartinger, wilt direct the North Methodist Church.

of the North Methodist Church School will wield miniature spades to break ground for a new educational building tos morrow at: 38th and Meridian

gan Wn Zion Church for three Years preceding her marriage. in 1893.

Mra, Richard Moor who was daughter 2 the: pastor and Mrs. Darley, ix taking!

Actual

Paster Darles will preach to-| morrow morning on “Thirty| novel ground breaking. Mrs, Basins of Gold." The: eongrega-| John A: Clark, school superintion will hold a reception in trib-| tendent, will lead the parade ute to Pastor and Mrs. Daries at} from “The Little White 3 p. m. in the parish hall. An| Church, in 38th 8t. to the new The. Bhertridge are Mrs. Lucille Eddington, plan-| High School Brass Ensemble ist; Mrs. Robert Schultz, cellist,| will play directed by Shultz. “Dr. Dallas L. Browning pas: tor, and his associate, Dr, W, C. Hartinger, will direct the

Christian Science Sermon Topic Set

“Adam and the Fallen Man" §s/ Pile unit of

the subject of the: lesson-sermon Methodist District. Those pres-

in all Churches of Christ, Sclen-| ®0t Will: be invited to inspect tist, tomorrow ! | the mobile unit, The golden text Is: “Awake Officials who will attend the

ground breaking in addition to those mentioned are: Dr. Sumner LL. Martin, district superin-

Will Speak About Being” Minister's Wife

Mrs. Herbert Wilson of Harri-|

thou that sleepest and arise from | the dead and Christ shall give thee light.” Eph. 5:14 The lesson-sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health with Key to| by Mary Baker “As In Adam (error) allison, O, (truth) Being a Minister's Wife" in the Pe MH, meeting of the Zelotal Club of . | Butler University Tuesday after-

Eddy: shall all be made alive.”

The club will meet at 2:30 pm. “Albert Allan Harlan this week with Mrs. O. L. Shelton, 445 Biue matriculated in Bexley Hall which Ridge Rd. A: tea honoring. new is the Divinify. School of Kenyon members will follow the meeting. College. Gambler, O. Mr. Harlan Mrs. Kermit Pugh is club presilives in 221 N. Pershing Ave. ‘dent, ai

METHODIST CHURCHES EAST - 10TH STREET

ROBERTS PARK CHURCH Delaware at Vermont Rev. Amos L. Boren, Minister 5:30 P. MM. Y. F. 9:30 A. M.—~Church School. Mr, Earl McMinn, Supt. ; 10:30 A. M~"Faith in a God of|

“Our Faith In and” Home of the Everson Bible Clas

~ NORTH METHODIST CHURCH

Meridian ab 38th Street

“school pupils will precede the

Robert

They will de- state, federal and world councils Sunday of churches and the function of schools and neighborhood houses .each will be explained.

speaking people and others in this talking _over all’ these topics of

|Ground Breaking Set Tomorrow

Dr. Dallas L. Browning, pastor, and his associate, Dr. W, C,

ground breaking for the new unit of the

Two hundred boys and girls _

graduate work in Cornell Uni construction wf the tn whers her husband also 1a] $400,000 unit wit vege “Mona student. A son, Frederick, lives| day. et A_ parade of 700 .Sunday, |

Evangelistic Meetin gs Set ithe service.

Dr. Ray ngs of - Shurtleff. All. next week, ‘College will give the sermons for teams will visit in the homes of | {the . evangelistic meetings to be the neighborheed and prepare! ‘held for a ‘week beginning tomor- the way for a preaching mission row at Garfield Baptist Church, [to be given by the pastor. The Mrs. Veroqua Stephenson will teams will continue the weekly direct the church choir in in- visits throughout the year; spirational music. Guest choirs of] The congregation «vas ‘first orithe city also will sing. Dr. John- ganized as the Oak Hill Methson is professor of philosophy and odist Church: = It changed its religion and the Rey. Walter name first to the Fountain Street | Laetsch, host pastor. Church and later, to Roosevelt] |The revival now in progress in Temple. The present edifice was the Belmont Evangelical United evected in 1924, Brethren Church will continue! Lree LARRIE concre oi through next’ week with daily WEST MORRIS STREET CHRISTIAN services at 7:30 p.m. Dr. B,. G..W. Morris at. Blaine. (W. J. Bus to door) Carnes of Wilmore, Ky., is preach- Lord’s Day Services: ing. The Rev. C. I. Rousch is pas- L9:301045 A. M.—7:30 P. M.

itor. Harry Bucalstein, minister — - .° { The North Side Church of God| Earl Furlow, choir director.

{will open an eight-day revival toST. MATTHEW EV. LUTHERAN

morrow with services nightly at! 8. New York & Oxford Sts,

7:30 o'clock, Methodist Unit bo Hold Rev. Carl H. Amelung. Pastor 30 A. M.~8unday. School for all ages.

City-Wide Vespers 10:30 A. M.— Hat Worship. Tile Ref. | . et ation hoes,” The Young Adult Division of a renee a

the Broadway.Methodist Church will hold its second annual eitywide vespers for all denomina-| ‘tions tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. inthe church: “ Dr. Robert B. Pierce, pastor, will speak on “Reyerent Living in a Profane World.” A light supper ———— and recreation will follow in the| A. Gol], bullding finance com- [community room. The vespers are| - ZION mittee chairman; Lester-Irdns, ahnounced as a Thanksgiving] EVANOELICAL AND REFORMED - church finance "committee gesture on the part of the Young. North 4nd New Jersey Sta. ‘Chaitmin, and W. 1D. Springer, Tpeople and in line with the mave-| WH PRANKENFELD, Assistant .

but he will chart a year of activlity. The Edgewood Methodist {Quartet will sing and assist with

When the visitors have finished

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL

16th and Delaware Sts, Rev. Marcus W. Johnson, Minister Preaching 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Subject: “Protestant Priesthood” The Rev. Marcus. W. Johnson preaching

tendent; J. W. Esterline, building committée chairman; Fred ~ Hoke, trustees’ chairman; John

PAUL

co-chairman of the church fi- ment, the ‘Advance for Christ th; Ghurch ws NL nance committee. ’ fAmerica.* A phir ty Basins of . Gold.”

pastor

evangelistic,

UNITY PRAYER GROUP.

(Affiliated With Unity, Kansas City, Mo.)

Open DaflyUnity Literature - Classes — Consultant 8 E. Market st. Rm, 502. FR-4254

REVIVAL = CONTINUES

FIRST FRIENDSHIP CHURCH

Prospes) and Spruce Sts.

EVERYONE WELCOME

ons by’ The hitter Apuiversary of the 1

patis 701. N-- Pennsylvania Bt. —_

PAUL EB HUFFMAN Pastor A WORLD-WIDE GOSPEL "CENTER 10.30 A. M Morning Worshi Pp. ‘ The Power of His Might." BEREAN GOSPEL

P18 A M, ~Cliureh School

TEMPLE

Pastor's Homa, RI-392% ' « Cargoliten. at 1th J

Church Offtcs, 11 0803 .

ceremoniés from the ‘new mo- | the Indianapolis i §.30 A. M.—8unday School.

it }

“BAPTIST CHURCHES

WOODRUFF PLACE | CENTRAL BAPTIST |

Cor. East Michigan at N. Walcott nyites You to Worship With Us L ©. TRENT. D, D. |at Central Ave. & Westfield Blvd 10:45 A, M —Morning Service. Dr. G. H. O'Donnell speaking: 9:45 A. M.—Bible School. Classes for All Ages

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

‘Meridian and Vermont Streets

FORD PORTER. Pastor Tune, in WISH-1310 7:30 ‘A.-M. Sunday ON SUBJECT

“SHALL MY WAGES BE INCREASED?” |

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

320 NN. Ilinols

EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.

108A M The Joy of the Masteér™ §3P MB YP TPM "Otving More Earnest Heed)

TUXEDO PARK—29 N. Grant (4100 Est). | U. 8 Clutton. 9:30 A. M. 7:00 P. M

EXETER BAPTIST--Exeter .& 17th Sta

Pas. |

FIRST UNITED. LUTHERAN. CHURCH _ |i t PARA pe

Rev. H. L-ALVEY, Pastor

ARTHUR KIESZ. Pastor

Garfield Heights

Conduct Revival ia _ 2843 Shelby Street danas Bible OAM. Bring Servin T7.18 Observ iL | yous Bupats of sntumore} St Tas h h {South revival Nov. 1% to 18 tn W. L. Totty, Minister Exeter Avenue — By Church a mew avesue ‘au —_— “2—Bi

YOUTH for CHRIST

Rev. Roger Malsbory, director North Meridian at 20th St.

r Sie Kaos “Radio Staion wel

Church or Christ

g—=2 BS

7:30 Tonight

and

3 P. M. Sunday Come—Hedr.

HARRY C. TROVER

rt oaational Choir Music

10:48 A. M.—Morning turd Ou

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES

FAIRVIEW

40th and Capitol Ave. VIRGIL D RAGAN. Minister.

0A Monhuch Sobes 2q. Morning |.

0:48 A. M.—="Church Lowalty.” 4:00 6:00 P. M. Westminster Pellowgh!p.

Carrollton at 11th Rev. William A. Alexander 9:30 A. M.~Church Schogl for All' Ages.

Worshi Ane, Lost "wonder "0 of

Thursday, 7:30 P. M., Midweek Service. |

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

Niterte Chureb of Which mean ry was Minister srmont. ad ry Sts,”

TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN

ain and Central

ROY EWINO SALE R aohER 8. MOORHEAD 9:30 3 M «Bible School.

10:45 A. M.— of "fot Atonement in the Heart

sp —Vouth sig preachine. rs. Mid-Week : Servite 7:18.

MERIDIAN HEIGHTS Central Ave at 4Tth Rev. Roy B. Connor Jr Sunday. School. 9:48 | Worship. 10:48 A. ML

“Take Care.” Youth Groups 5:00, 6:00 & 7:00 P. M.

FIRST. PRESBYTERIAN

Delawars at Sixteenth OEORGE ARTHUR PFRANTS TWO MORNING SERVICES 9:30 and 11 A. “Thy Heart Shall Thrill," ais 60:8 Dr. Frants speaking. 9:30 AML

Young Peoples Meeting

WESTMINSTER

WAS 8. STATE (1700 EAST) Rev, Roy Converse, Minister Sunday School—0:30 A. M. Morning’ Worship—-10:48 A. M. Yount People—4:00 P. M.

Church 8:30 P.

{

Christian Science Churches

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

The Publi Is Cordially Invited to Our Services and

Free ‘Reading

LESSON FOR SUNDAY, NOV. 6th. “ADAM AND FALLEN:MAN”

Morning Service at 11

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

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

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

“Facing The Yate Of The Universe”

How Soon Will Your Na

Will Your Record Be Examined? Can We Know?

Sunday, Nov. 6,

At the

Seventh-Day Adventist Church

Corner of Alabama

_TUNE IN ON "YOUR BIBLE SPEAKS" Wish, Sut, 9:00 A. M.

Wednesday Evening Mpetings tn All Churches ab 8 P. 1.

Christian Science Reading Room Jointly Maintained, 30 N. Penn, St.

‘Rooms (R. R.)

0'Clock in All Churches

FOURTH CHURCH Pleasant. Run Pkwy, 8. - Drive at Butler «+ Evening Service; 5:00 + R._R., Church Edifice

FIFTH CHURCH

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

SIXTH CHURCH 1609% Prospect St. -R. R, 1611 Prospect

me Come Up? When

at 7:30 P. M.

and E. 23rd Street

Rev lsom Perris<9:30 and 7:30 i Fei A soho : Ministers Sunday Evening, 7:45 EMERSON AVE. Emerson & B. New York. . Carleton W. Atwater. Carl C. Moman {* Vietory Missionary Baptist Church Peter Vroom 10 30 AM, TPM 8 30.A M-—Hibla School . | in Charge «10°48 A. M. Worship Keeping Hope," ¢ \ Ly NDHURST Lyndhurst Or. 2 blocks 8. the Pastor.” Broadcast over Everybody Welcome | ow A Washington St, Donald J Dunkin, | 30 Pp. M IRE " 11 x A.M - — ee {pas or. Services 9:30 a. m, yor 7:30 nm. ~Youth Fellowship - —————— 3 3 SP M.- ~Sorship “The Pinality of the

will. speak on “The Art.of CROOKED CREEK, N. Mich. Rd & ol

J Tospe! —Asslstaht stor Thyr lf Nov, 10, amily | ‘Night Dinne

Louis O Crafton. 9:48--11:30' 1 PM

fn kB

Annual V. FW. Day With ~

101 MEN'S BIBLE CLASS. pp

BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH

Special Guests—Jbhn G. Tinder, State’ Commander. Robert I. Schmidt, 11th District Commander. . Mrs. Genevieve Butters, president of ‘11th District Auxiliary. uke: . -—Musie_by Harlin Bros. Orchestra, Directed. .by Jay Harlin, i By : Songs by Broadway Baptist Cholr, %. } . Harry Duncan, director. ‘ Rev, R. M. Dodrill, will give the lesson.

history}

} Nations.” Bdueational | mans 8" Breaking . 130P.M— M80 What? — Is the | aii Se Burris Be Done” ~~ ~ Ay du HEA : po a - \

a yo pi ory x gi ' i i . . Cf £1 Dk wrk of % : ( } \ PERE a >

of the ages be fought?

BATTLE OF ARMAGEDDON!

When, w here and by whom will this important battle Bible prophecy clearly portrays this outstanding event that will climax human

Be sure fo hear Wis lecture by W. L. Latham

SUNDAY, November bth, at 7:30 - “In ‘the

| SEVENTHDAY SET CHURCH

“Corner Orange and Laurel Streets

(8 Blocks East and 1 Block South of Fountain Square) ~ YOUR BiB ‘QUESTIONS WILL BE ANSWERED DIRECT FROM THE ‘BIBLE

Write Them Out and Tring! Them With You!

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