Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 November 1949 — Page 4
Tomorrow Marks Start _ Of Advent
Occasion Paves. “Way for Christmas
; Christmas the world over will 3 observe tomorrow as the first Ng Sunday of Advent. The season of Advent, includIng four Sundays, prepares the way for the anniversary of the birth of Jesus pF Ramreth or the Feast of Christmas. The season is one of great joy and thanksgiving In the churches. The spirit of praise seems to increase in ‘intensity until it reaches its great: est height at midnight Christ mas Eve, This year Christmas will fall on Sunday. Services In Churches
The Faith Lutheran Chujch, 6047 W. Morris St, will Present! the Rev. A. W. Englebrecht of Mendota, III, In an Advent sermon tomorrow. The Rev, Mr, Englebrecht will preach on “Behold Thy King Cometh” at 10: 40 a.m. in the church. He is the dis-| trict president of the Illinois Dis-| trict of the American Lutheran Church and in the city for the 17th Annual Convention of the Iilinois District Luther League. | Dr. The Faith Church Junior Choir will sing for the first time in their new robes. Mrs. Wayne Carter will direct the singing and the Rev. George Probst, pastor, will preside. Sessions of the Lutheran convention will- include a banquet tonight at 6:30 o'clock In the Ho-| Men, of the Irvington Presbyte tel Lincoln hin the Rec, grt the women folk should corner the Rieke of Col po The Rev. Mr. Rieke is American Luthéran Church
"A man-operated rummage Howard Hane, center, and R
Irvington ‘Churc Into the Selling
The church male group calls itself director. The Rev, Gordon Huff- | byterian Men.” © 8 “ICPM” for sho man of Butler, Pa, a member “yu... ny conduct rumof the denominations youth mage sales, not men. But the board, will preach tomorrow at yrpyy wij shatter that tradition 10:30 a.m. in St. Matthew's Lutheran Church. carded costume jewelry and used Other religious events follow: |clothing and shoés for men, wom- |,
Mth min Ra en and children next Friday Xi tomor- night and all day next Saturday 15 a . ove His a ue Bs ne =o no's Binanite ub i iy TIA ax
I» he ol church with Trae Floy Bi” and es Champion as host-
. Now IRIn INITARIAN oY Hieareity ii Broo, igmartow at 11 £0 m, “When Irvington congregation will bring}
hurch. GOLDEN RULE CHRISTIAN CHURCH the articles to the c
Ry “pastor ar of th Ine ~ Cree ites. the mort for
=11146 E. 19th St. Members Give Articles
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nson. sake burning Lomarrow nig ant.
pes 17 Eh Bb mh Ee gic : Hy the oon Un i. Mita enureh:
the Sunday school,
just as they did by the fish fry the { men gave early this fall,
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"ill out benefit of, feminine aid. The
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acted” By Miss Kathice fore: will site at] numbers ¢@ ring the “mess”
reh will meet for dinner and » manned the concession booths. fi foiyinias Berd dg re atinni|. The laymen's og and Lil Sans oar sive brief | | #tarted with 100 charter members c
Russian Missionary
To Address Y for.C
The Rev. Chicago, who has just returned from holding revivals in Europe, will speak tonight at 7:30 o'clock for the Youth for Christ rally in the club house, 20th and Meridian Sts. The evangelist is & Russian misslonary who rep- + resents the Slavic Gospel Association, Inc, He preached In dis-
willing to let it rest there,
folding table
Members of the Meridian Str
D. M. Millholland, chairman the program with introductory «church pastor, will lead the cer spadefuls of earth in order are Paul H. Buchanan, trustees’ board president; Arch M. Bobbitt,
laced persons ° representative of the . former Barre 1 Ger Fifty First Street Methodist ¥ - ~ } many, visitea Bev: 1enovich Church,
Also J. I. Holcomb, represent ing the, former Me idian Street Church, and Miss Elizabeth Hall, representing the former Hall Place Methodist Church. Representatives of Russ and Harrison,
Poland, Czechoslovakia and other "countries, He will show pictures he ‘took while there. The Rev. Mr. Lenovich sings in both English and Russian. George Beverly Shea of Western
hing. Architects, will extend greetings A a er unk and Farrell Scott, minister of tonight. music, will lead the singing of the “Doxology.” Dr. Sumner L . The Rev. Roger Malsbary, di-/ ng, (i district superintendent, ari ihe Joa Jo will give the benediction. li Youth Jubilee in Toccoa, ‘Mother Church’ a
The 128-year-old Meridian Street Church first occupied a log cabin on a site near the southern (end of the present state house Members describe this as “the mother church of Indianapolis
Night Watchman Is Chloroformed
An elderly night watchman at the Washington High School was... 0 found unconscious from chloro Wb Congregation moved stead: form early today by a day janitor yy northward inte more and who reported for work at 5 a. m. more pretentious and convenient Revived by police, Raymond buildings. It progressed from a W. Glover, 65, of 2020 English remodeled log church and schoolAve, told police he was held at house on Maryland St. in 1829 to gun point last night apout 10:30 & two-story brick building at the while two men put a sack over Southwest corner of Meridian and his head and held a chloroform- the Circle. This was succeeded soaked cloth over his nose and ©" the site. by the picturesque “south until he lost consciousness, Wesley Chapel which cost $10.Police were unable to find a 0, * Are amount of money place of entry made by the prowi- in that day. ers and school authorities said Foyr years after the close of
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Sunday morning and attempts to, add mote members between serv-
next week-end. They will sell dis-'°%% members, keep the telephone and
and promotion material, vertise the fish fry, Harold J. doi i dig, Sin fit beginning at 7:30 a.m. They wil Stewart of the Technical High nu 26t UP shop IA a storeroom IN gepagl Art Department, designed ia poster
{ants displayed them. Members and neighbors of the! Greet Churchgoers
way and shake hands. with per-| Proceeds of the rummage sale sons attending church, look after| will go to buy needed materials church property inside and out, Thus | {keep in touch with the interde-| {youth will profit By the project nominational field and the Chris-| tian education. Richard Huggins, ‘Other Speakers The ICPM cleaned, cooked and ideas for work and is rummage Cardinal Mindzenty, Archbish-/§ {op Beran Officers of the ICPM are James peoples will be subject of prayers! Thomas when the Rev. Fr. and B.!will preach, Father Walsh is the Little
y sound served the fish themselves with- sale chairman.
BUILDERS. THIRD men dressed in white coats and Booe, high chef hats and confined all Beavers, to a big tent out In|Gaylord Evans,
secretary of the organization cil
Xow
nothing was missing from the building.
Mr.. Glover refused hospitaligation and was taken home by police. tah Coin New Words For Textile Situation
DN,” Nov. 26 (UP) experts on
ANT
with a new one understatement.” conference yester‘Wilson, ‘president of rd of Trade, told
y art of understatement,
the Civil War, the congregation bullt a new stone church at Meridiah and New York Sts. They changed their name from Wesley Chapel to the Meridian Street Methodist Church, And it is -i)
THE SALVATION ARMY | Michigan and Alabama Sts.
SUNDAY NOV. 27, 1949 Chaplain R. Stanley Nondricks
Ft. Benjomin Morrison TA45 P.M,
————— pS —
Morning Service 1100 A M, SGT. MAJ. W. RAWLIN, will speak. Everyons Welcome.
HEAR |
a7
hmen Gef Business
By EMMA RIVERS MILNER, Times Church Editor
rian Church find no reason why! rummage business or fish fries,
The laymen also insist upon sharing with the feminine contin-| {gent the companionship and the responsibility of the young people the Feast of the Immaculate Con- lead the glee club. Blessed Virgin rt. Mary Tuesday through Dec. 7 in organist u 8t. Mary's Catholic Church,
the “Irvington Chapter of Pres-
Visitors also call on prospective
he mails lively with invitations
and distributéd 200 oples over the city. Two restaur-|
The laymen stand in the door-
project chairman, supplies
president; Dr, vice president;
National Counof Presbyterian. Men, sent oples of the Irvington Chapter's
about a year ago. Then enroll- constitution to churches all over iment has increased to 120. But un- the United States,
He enclosed
Pres- with the constitution, a letter decott Jensen takes his seat at a scribing the lively program of the in a: conspicuous Irvington Chapter of PresbyterAlex Lenovich of spot in the church building each lan Men.
Methodist Church Plans
Ground Breaking Ceremony
eet Methodist Church will break
ground for a new building tomorrow at 3 p. m, on the lot the congregation owns at 55th and Meridian Sts.
f the ground-breaking, will open remarks. Dr. Logan Hall - the emonies. Persons who will dig
the majestic structure of Gothic type surpassed all the churches of the city in dignity and beauty.
Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed Meridian Street Church in its 35th anniversary year. And the well-known stotle church with twin steeples across the street from the library took its place. The congregation worshipped there until a few years ago when they sold the property and merged with the Fifty First Street Methodist Church, 51st and Central Ave Fifty First Street Church had united some years before with the Hall Place Methodist Church located at 16th and Hall Place.
Air Force Reserve Program Explained
Col. Edwin A. Doss, chief of the Air Reserve Section, 10th Air Force Headquarters, ' explained the implementation of the new Air Force Reserve program at last night's meeting of the Reserve Officers Association of the United States. Col. Doss pointed out the new set-up as it affects the 110.000 air reservists In the midwest under jurisdiction of the 10th Alr Force.
sale requires a great deal of planning,” say James M. Booe, left, ichard E. Hugging + of the vington Presbyterian Church.
|Prog grams Set
Specia 3
DN Sing in Churches E
will sing Gounod's “Gallia” for soprano and chorus tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in the church. Charlotte Schuster will serve as soloist and George Newton, director, will sing “Four Serious Songs” by Brahms. The quartet will |present “O Thou to Whom Honor [is Given.” In addition to the names mentioned, the quartet inlcludes Barbara Dennison and .|Edward Hittle, Paul Fidlar, or|ganist, will play special numbers as well as accompany the singers. The stewards and trustees of the Phillips Temple CME Church Iwill sponsor the 28-voice Wilson
{Jubilee Chorus of Cleveland, O., |
jin a concert tomorrow at 3 p. m. lin the ‘church, West and Drake ja. The program will include| thymns, spirituals and gospel] songs, with solos by Dorothy) Thornton. Leelis R. Wilson willl direct the singing and the pastor, {the Rev. O. A. Calhoun, will be| lin charge. The concert is one of |several events marking the con-| gregations 42d anniversary. The Jubilee Chorus often sings on WHK Radio station and gives {concerts in various places. |freewill offering will be taken! |for the benefit of Phillips Temple.
Glee Club to Sing
The Shortridge on Glee Club
Novena Set At St. Mary's
Prayers to Honor
Blessed Virgin
A special
ception of
novena will
the
The services daily at 8 p.
Church, will preach Sunday. Pray- Hill and William White. Paul E.|
ary” and “Benediction.” Rev, Msgr. Henry F., Dugan, arch-| To ad-|dlocesan chancellor, will give the !opening sermon Tuesday. Special prayers will honor the Immacu-| late Conception. The Rev, Fr. nd tor of the Immaculate Heart of supply the music for evangelistic | Point in 1909 Mary Church, will preach Wednes- services beginning tomorrow and day, when prayers will Greater devotion to the Blessed {Virgin in America. The Rev. {James Moore, pastor of Our Lady, jof Lourdes Church, will | Thursday. Prayers will be for the return of fallen away Catholics, |'%%
secretary-treas- assistant
Edwin Sahm,
and all
priest in the
honor Mrs.
pas-|
be for continuing Fr.
preach §
persecuted
John Walsh
will sing during the afternoon {session of the all-day meeting of ithe Woman's Society of Christian Service Thursday in the Broad{way Methodist Church. Mrs. Carl {Schaffer will talk on “Christmas in! South America” at the same session, A 9:30 a. m. board meeting, business session and luncheon will precede the program, Geraldine Clippinger will. Mrs. Myron Mills, temporary in the First Friendly
{Church, will give a concert to-| m. morrow at 7:30 p. m, lover the nine days will include a/ Oaklandon Christian Church. hymn, sermon, prayers, the “Ros- The Goodwill Bible Class of the The Rt. church Is Sponsoring the on the concert.
in the
Baptist Laymen To Be Speakers
Baptist laymen will preach and
through Friday in
tist Church, 428 Lansing St. Dr.| Clive McGuire is! the pastor,
will open the re-: vival tomorrow, at 530 pm. M.| Wallace Maile, chairman of the
the Baptist Men,
Mr. Maile
ers will ask that those attending Dorsey will play the piano and |
the novena services may live a Roy G.
holy life and die in peace. Priests, singing.
assigned for the last three days! 5, 6 and 7 Charles Koster, 8t. John's Church* John Reidy, assistant at SS. Peter
Dec, Fr,
the Rev.
of Cincinnati. Intentions of pravers for the church building.
three days will be for the consecration of Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary; tion of our country against athe-
ism
thanksgiving to for preserving the Blessed Virgin Mary from original sin.
and
The Rev. is church pastor,
Chicago Rabbi to Open [o
communism; and
Almighty
Fr. Vietor L.
Lecture Series Here
The Teniple Beth-El Zedeck will|—— present Rabbi Jacob Weinstein of Chicago in the first lecture in a!
, will be: the Rev. assistant -
for the protec-
God reation equipment,
Goossens
St. John's Youth Center Fr. Sponsors Variety Show
De and Pash 8 Qathedral; tog. i Hie Evangelical and Reformed Sunday School ..eee...9:30 A. M. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass. {O. F. M., Franciscan Provincial Church will sponsor a variety
show Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the
n Mrs.
Lou Vise is recreation director. |
ST. MATTHEW EV. LUTHERAN
FE. New York & Oxford Sts.
{ Rev Car! H. Amelung. Pastor 10 A. M —Sunday School for all ages 0.30 A. M.~ r Conveén on Gordon 8
iffy 8t. Mark i hry Church, Butler, Pa v
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Delaware and Walnut Streets
"7 Nort series of six Thursday at 9:30 Dr. WA 0 Dry Minister Pp. m. in the vestry. Other speak- Church School—930 A. M ers will lecture at the same hour Morning Worship—1045 A M. on alternate Thursdays during the Musie by excellent choir series | Sermon: “I Have a Life to Li Rabbi Weinstein, who is the Youth Pellowanip. 3:90 P w spiritual leader of the Temple K. A. M, will speak on “The om CHRST CONGREGATIONAL
in This Day of Scientific Progress and Social Confusion.”
theme of the series,
16th and Delaware Sta
His topk Rev. Marcus W Johnson, Minister 1s one dealing with the general, preaching 11 A. M. and 730 P. M “The Jew in Sublect: “Without Tax he Rev. Marcus W. Jonnson preacning
an U neertain World.”
FIRST UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH
701 N. Pennsylvania St, PAUL B HUFFMAN. Pastor 10:30 A. M.—~Mornin 9:15 A. M.~Church School
Chureh Office. L1-9502
g Worship.
Pastor's Home, HI-2028
Bible Study, 10 A. M.
Morning Worship, 11 A. M. Ww. L. Joly.) Minister,
I
i pom mi
Garfield Heights Church of Christ
2842 Shelby Street
Evening Service, T P. M. Wed. Eve. Service, 7:45 GA- Es
THE LOST DAY’ |
Has Time Ever Been Lost? Has the Calendar Change ‘altered our week? Can we know beyond a doubt which is the first day of the week? We will trace the : weekly cycle from creation.
SUNDAY, NOV. 27, AT 7:30 P. M.
At The
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Corner of Alabama and E. 23d Streets ) You are Invited to join the hundreds that attend weekly,
TUNE IN TO “YOUR BIBLE SPEAKS" WFBM, SUNDAY, 9:00 A. M.
The First Baptist Church Choir
the Garden Bap-|
J. A. Burnett!
Evangelis- | tic committee of |
Butcher will direct the
The Youth Center of St. John’s Worship
Hal Jaeger, who has been as-| Sunday Program sociated with various name Bible Classes, 9:45 a. m. LESSON FOR SUNDAY, NOV. 27TH bands, will serve “as master of} Worship and Preaching : 5 : : ceremonies. Proceeds. Will go| 10:45 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. Ancient and Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism
toward the purchase of new rec- Dean Clutter, Minister—MA. 1859 Emma Wednesday | Services, T 45 p. m.
also in-'versity cafeteria.
BAPTIST CHURCHES WOODRUFF PLACE _ CENTRAL BAPTIST
Cor. East Michigan at N. Walcott Invites You to Worship With Us ia ©. TRENT. D. D. at Central Ave. & Westfield Blvd,
Prof. Ben Underwood: The, Morris Street Methodist Church will hold revival services daily at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow through Dec. 11 with the Rev. Mead Reynolds, pastor, presiding. The Rev. E. T. Perkins, pastor of the Edw. Ray Methodist Church, will give the sermons. Prof. Ben Underwood of Wilmore, Ky., will lead the singing.
7:30 P. M~"A Wise Cheloe.”
PARK—329 N. Grant (4100 Bast). | U. 8 Clutton. 9:30 A. M, 7:00 P. M. EXETER BAPTIST--Exeter & 17th Sis. Rev. Isom Perris—49:30 and 7:30. " taters 1» C. M EMERSON AVE. Emerson & E. New York. ad 0 130
oes Peter Vrcom 10:30 A. M. 7:30 P.M. [ISAM BowiE Sermon by Pastore
WERE at 11:30 A 0 OW Wachinaton 81 Donald 3: Bunk pot Waasimaton 80 be Ten wm
uth N Pellowship. — i th th od and P= Wor, ip, oe OE CROOKED CREEK, N. Mich. Rd. & 86th Brame Coes ewton. _Louts G. Crafton. 9:45—11:30: 1 P. M. rector, Paul _Pidlar. organist,
METHODIST CHURCHES ROBERTS PARK KR CHURCH, EAST 10TH 10TH | STREET
Since 1821 Delaware at Vermont C. R Rotmen Pastor
U. S. Population Tops 150 Million Mark
. A Rev. Amos L. Boren, Minister IT Bot ii . "2% WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 (UP) 5:30 P. M.—M. ¥. PF. Worship Service 10:48
| ~The Census Bureau estimates that the population of the United! | States has passed the 150 mil- 10:45 A. M.—“Faith in a God of lion mark, ’
i Love.” | a sd hat the popdiation i . 7:30 P. M.—Sermonic Review of
been increasing at the rate of] ‘Stars in My Crown.
isti He ritage.” ‘Guest Speake 9:30 A. M. School. | O* “Mh: W. T. Jon
Mr. Earl McMinn, Supt. Home of the Everson hie Class NORTH METHODIST CH Meridian at 38th Street $30 and 10:45 A. M.
(Joe David ‘Brown.) ’ Pamily Sunday {150,000 to 200,000 a month, That et AY UM." ~Dr would put it well over 150 million] ________—Altar Hour, = | Sermon: “His Jus and Ours : persons. When the last official] EDGEWOOD S20 A. M Church or Youth. census was taken in 1940, the 1820 E. Epler—GA-6086 Dr. Dallas L. Browning {U. 8. population was placed at! Pr. William C Hartinety, inisters,
E. D. Thistlethwaite, Minister 9:30 A. M.—Church School © | 10:30 A. M.—Morning Worship “My Faith in Christ.” 2:30 P. M.—“Missionaires Quartet,” Concert-—Benefit of Riley Hospital Polio Research. 7:30 P. M. Evening Service.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES FAIRVIEW
| 131,669,275. Adequate off-the-street parking.
Services Monday For Maj. Gen. Hayes
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 (UP) {~—Funeral services will be held! at Ft. Myer Monday for Maj. Gen. Philip Hayes, former commanding general of the Third Service {Command at Baltimore, Md. | Gen, Hayes’ who died at the {Army's Walter Reed Hospital here 48th and Capitol Ave. |yesterday Will be buried at Grand VIRGIL D RAGAN Minister (Fork, N. ). The 62-year-old of-/#:3 A. M—ghureh Schoal and Morning f. ficer was bern at Portage, Wis. 10.45 A. M.—Missionary Praise Service: | was graduated from West Miss 2988 Kraueh, qua
4:00 6:00 P. M.— Westminster Pellowship, | ZION
f ANGELICAL AND RmIOnM Carroliton at 11th
FREDERICE R DARIES. D. D. Paster Rev. William A Alexander PAUL A FRANKENPELD Assistant 9:30 A. M.~Chureh School for All Ages.
Advent Service | 945A aha Service yr Worship. 10:45 A, M.~- Ths portunity God Gives Toureday Midweek Service 7:30 P. M.
GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY
FE The | Axl i
MERIDIAN HEIGHTS Central Ave at 4Th Rev. Roy B. Conner Jr. Sunday School. 9:48
Worship. 10:45 A. M. “Great Days.” Youth Groups 5:00, 6:00 & 7:00 P. M.
Sermon by Pastor PFrankenfeld SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
10:45 A. M_ Second Bervies of Worship. itor Oh of Which ngs W ard
rmen by Pastor Subject of Sermons: a was Minister nsylvania Sts. Pfister: Flies Eick JOSEPH
“Comfort.” —John 14:27. 48 a m, Moraine Worskin, 11a m
101 Men's Baraca Bible Class
Broadway Baptist Church 22nd & Broadway Class Meeting—9:30 A. M. BROADCAST SUNDAY, WISH
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Delaware at Sixteenth GEORGE ARTHUR FRANTS TWO MORNING SERVICES
9:30 and 11 A MW
eating Lomo ts "Mecennell wilt the yard. They had set a goal of urer, Flower Church. Father Thomas Inc., will preside | 10:00 A. Dr. ‘Milner Preaching. “When "We Ask] , wan Inajas jo: Prov. 8:38-36. 3 7 the ecampaniments. Wendel Phillies $500 to purchase robes for the For their achievements over a Fields, pastor of 8t. Patrick's/at the meetings the remaining! Rev. R. M. Ds, Teacher handh Fran 0:30 AML 1 MA RL EVANGELICAL AND RE. {youth choir. They cleared $625. {short period, the ICPM have re- Church, will preach Saturday. five nights, and also speak Mon-| ———-—— aem———— TABERNACLE $:30 P. Rreh Bendel or’ Peoples Meeting ’ Chohdembey i c,d Svar Blake, th punt fceived sutionat mention, Phe. de- Prayers will be for the copversion dav night Speakers in order; WEST MURS RIS STREET CHRISTIAN PRESBYTERIAN Thursday Dinner—4 P. M. 0 Indian Mission an syne worked as a bus boy carryin nominational paper, Presbyterian|of friendd an atives. nesday throu riday, 7:30 w mM t W. Mth and Central a Be dns fallowine ihe dishes from table to dish pan. Life, published a brief article The Rev. Fr. Paul Dooley, as- p.m. are: Mr...Maile, Cecil L. orris y Hana 4 Bus to door) oP BOT EWING VALE WESTMINSTER Tl A¥kian cwURCH—Men | YOUNE People sold the tickets and about them. Paul Moser, executive sistant pastor of the Holy Angels Beck, Charles O. Lawler, James ord's Day Services. 3 MOORHEAD 443 8. STATE 1700 EAST)
9:30 A M.—Bible School 10:45 A. M.—"Prom Ashes to Glory,”
Dr. Vale preaching. P. M.- Youth Pellowsnip. Thursday, ..10 a. m., Thanksgiving service
9:30-10:45 A M—7:30 P.M. Harry Bucalstein, minister Earl Furlow, choir director.
ST. MARKS
UNITED LUTHERAN Prospect and Linden Sts. Rev. Duane E. Schroeder eave veresss:10:43 A. M.
Rev. Roy Converse. Minister Sunday School—0:30 A. M. Morning Worship—10:48 A. M. Young People—i:00 P MM.
Christian Science Churches
Branches of The Mother Church
The Public Is Cordially Invited to Our Services and Free Reading Rooms (R. R.)
Belmont Church of Christ ! 1002 8. Belmont Ave.
and Hypnotism, Denounced.
hd | UNITY PRAYER GROUP FIRST CHURCH | tAM ated ao hv Ramus gh Mo.)
SUNDAY M. 3 M. Castle. Hall Bldg. FRED 2k AOREW OR K. ERIC LIAS A ® R R. 119 E. Ohio st.
Open Dally 10 to 5—8at. Till 3 SECOND CHURCH
Unity Literature — Classes — Consultant 502. FR-4284 ! Delaware at 12th
8 BE. Market St. Rm. Evening Service, 5:00 R. R., 526 State Life Bldg.
THIRD CHURCH Washington Bivd., at 34th Evening Service, 8:00 R. R, Church Edifice
Morning Service at 11 o'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 16095 Prospect St. R. R, 1611 Prospect
°
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY (Colored) 310 West 28th Bt.
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
320 N. Nlinois
EVANGELISTIC SERVICE Sunday Evening, 7:45
FLOYD BURROUGHS Speaker.
Everybody Welcome
A WORLD-WIDE GOSPEL CENTER
BEREAN GOSPEL | TEMPLE
Sarroliten st 13th St, FORD PORTER. Pastor
Tune in WISH—1310 7:30 A. M. Sunday Old Fashioned Southern Singing Convention—2:00 to 4:00 p. m. Featuring “Kentucky Harmoneers Quortet”
SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES AT 11 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL IN BOCIETY AT 12:15 P. M.
Wednesday Evening Meetings in All Churches at 8 P, M.
Christian Science Reading Room Jointly Maintained, 30 N. Penn. St.
(WHAT IS HELL LIKE?
Where and how will the wicked spend eternity? Will they continue |! to suffer throughout oll the ceaseless ages to come?
Will the righteous witness the agonies of the lost and hear their cries for help?
W. L. Lotham
—_—
"Are the wicked of all post ages sullering the tortures of hell now? The positive Bible answers to these questions will be given by
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27, at 7:30
in the
SEVENTH. DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
~ Corner of of Orange and Laurel Sts. 3 blocks east and 1 block south of Fountain Square)
Road SI Here De Topic Si
Indiana Den licans joined !
Both parties getters forwa Jacobs will ol crats, Sen. H the Republica: But while their parties stump the st opening in In they still ca subject of the
Sen. Capeh the subject Socialism ver Form of Gov he proposed t Jacobs accept However, R that the deba That the Pre: Is Sliding To But whatev debaters are pared—to deb: patronage ti platforms. In addition political deb agreed to ap Dec. 13, Val Dec. 14 and H Political ob debate as a c! ties to let glimpse of the Sen. Capeh:
tempting to people’s choi But Rep. Jac: be viewing chance to ju torial race, ir of Represents
Your Job
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