Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1950 — Page 4

7 o Conduct Lenten Rites

_. Bishop Will Preach At Christ Church

preach Hoan noon in Christ gishop Hubbard Church. Bishop Hubbard was educated at Harward University, Virginia TheoSeminary and Trinity College, Cambridge, England. Prior to his eiection to the epis--copate In 1948, he served as rector of St. Saviour's Church, Bar Harbor, Me. ! Other religious Svents follow:

METHODIS A Co raville, Toa perintendent schools, will speak “Bxperisnces in at the 0 op. m. Pe eliowship r. Hibes spsht & Year of the military sov-

nay at Thursday Ro Germ

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PRESBYTERIAN Pine rams

r ma on eliefs duct open Jo u chnat ¥ 4 p.m ORO Mar, 26. who will unite with the ® churn Apr, snd other interested persons are Invi tobe present

UNITARIAN CHURCH Backus, mimister. will Spek on Musa, Nature rae she oe Fre

8 vited

, aver Reifgion” at 11

EVANGELICAL AND CRU Sou

ne Women's Associati . ch AIRING room. Tue n in the « shurch’ ew 2 Seven ho are attending Buber BE ty will ajtend the fellowship dinner Thursday night collaborate in

the pr ARIAN CHURCH — Harrison wi ve & sermon Hed

ORTH 3 UNIT. gon f ature,” based on . Wordsworih's works % , ab the 11 a, m. servfoe feoToN: Ire pd Fs ri Joann

Indianapolis has ae

been Sr a headquarters here.

Dr. | tunity to sign the scrolls.

RE afterward, fasten them together

‘| George N. Craig, Legion national

Spiritual Objectives The committee of 100 also envisioris a mammoth illuminated

scroll, carrying a clear statement

of its spiritual objectives and of signatures from persons of this community, to be malled to President Truman. Charles B. Brownson, Amer-

diican Legion 11th District Com-

mander, says the scroll will commit the signers to asking God both for personal guidance and

{that of government officials and S| for world peace.

Photostatic copies of the scroll will go te all the churches and synagogs. On Apr. 23, following

+ Mat- | the parade, when all persons are

asked to attend without fail the house of worship of their choice, they also will have an oppor-

Meeting Monday The legion wid gather them

and deliver them to the President of the United States. Mr. Brownson said it is hoped

commander, will attend the Monday night meeting. Subsequent committee meetings will be held in Catholic and Jewish buildings. The committee represents the 57 posts and 12,000 Legion members of the district. Each committee member will be asked to bring with him his e pastor or rabbi to the second

M. O. Ross such organizations as the PTA,

the Boy Scouts and others will further the spiritual crusade.

Post Cards

Indiana American Legion Posts have ordered 40,000 of the religious post cards printed in color by the American Legion as part of their program to promote the spiritual training of young people. Posts are to mail them to community groups and leaders to stimulate interest in the youth religious education movement. Jolin Wuchner, Jasper, Amerfcan Legion state chaplain, and other Legion chaplains over the country. have received materials relating to the spiritual crusade. The Rev. Fr. Edward J. Carney,

John Wachner

Dr. Howard J. Ba 1, executive secretary of the Church Federation, finds that Protestants are commending the new spiritual emphasis of the Legion especially for its influence on children, the future leaders of the nation.

‘Doors Open Daily’ The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Henry F. Dugan, chancellor of the Catholic Archdiocese, said: “The law of the Roman Catholic Church requires that members attend mass every Sunday. Our church doors stand open daily from early morning until late at night. Masses are said daily as well as on Sunday. “I am happy to know that thousands of other people will be in-

THE INDIANAPOLIS rags _

Fo Highlight Diving ne Guidence Week

Charles B. Brownson

“The synagog traditionally represents the spiritual forces in life,” was Rabbi Morris Goldblatt's comment. “It is happy to co-operate in every new effort to bring the teaching of God closer to the heart of mankind. Rabbis will call attention of the congregation to the American crusade at Sabbath Eve services, Friday Apr. 21.” Rabbi Goldblatt is spiritual director of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. President Ross’ endorsement of the Legion crusade runs thus: “The American Legion is to be congratulated upon sponsoring ‘Divine Guidance Day.’ In these troubled times, it is well for all of ‘us to realize that our society is founded not only upon great

|Chureh will honor its service link

planning meeting. The legion will

a of pe of ha. dstecls She is the’ ol i teen mail special letters of Invitation

the daughter onfcers” and, the North:

0.8.A., national Legion chaplain, sent the letters to all the chap-

elec of i C ‘Ii, Dennis_of eq ue gat bia cur Monet Bowmen Fo ro-the- In-addition-tofixtny asking them 15 ofganize we owe Him as the supreme creaQuhat p56 ears resident: Dale Robinson, the legion and the laymen, Mr.|their departments for the move-|tor of all that exists, the God of

ni. vice president, and Kah Brownson expressed the hope that! ment.

all the nations.”

fluenced by a patriotic ¢all to give to God the honor and love which

resources and intelligent population But, primarily, upon morals, ideals and things of the spirit. The Legion program will aid in bringing this realization about.”

El Terre Haute. Ie OA

Pr of a ie lng “OF tre Bt

mov ttle Poe “Hall, tan 4 u . following services,

Tabor Gets Y for C Post

Named Pianist, Publicity Manager

Ralph Tabor, who formerly played the piano for dance bands and managed the hotel in Toccoa, Ga., has accepted the position of pianist and publie relations manager with Youth for Christ. 5 While travels ing with the bands and later in the hotel, Mr. Tabor made contact with people who live in all parts of the

Mrs. Beatrice Levin, Former

Local Resident, Pens Novel

New Book Titled ‘The Lonely Room"

Mrs, Beatrice 8. Levin, who is the daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Levin, 44 E. 46th St. has written the story of a young Jewish girl titled “The Lonely Room.”

Mrs. Levin, wife of Dr. Franklin Levin who lived here a good many years, has placed her new novel with the Bobhs-Merrill Co. It soon will be off ‘the press. The author wrote her first book ‘lat the age of 11 using the backs of her mother's laundry slips for paper. In fact, she has been writcountry, He ing all her life, she recalls. While numbers among his many friends her childhood works were not {the Rev. Roger Malshary, director: published, about: 60 -of her later of Youth for Christ here. | short stories, a number of plays | The new Buslie Nelations man and radio scripts have been. gle - ; esson-sermon in all Churches 28¢r decided to give f me. is not quite 30 now, Christ, Scientist, tomorrow. sVite do rSumious No a Beatrice Levin met her hus-| Unitarian Forum The golden text is: “The grass band, known 4n Indiandpolis as withereth, the flower fadeth; but Rev, Mr, Malsbary. The offer and. “Frank,” at the University a To Present 3 Speakers the word of our God shall stand! | agceptance of the position on the Wisconsin where they both went The Unitarian Forum will pre-| forever.” Is. 40:8. | stat of Youth for Christ resulted. [to take advanced work. He was Sent three speakers on “Why Do The lesson-sermon also includes Mercer Graduate | graduated from Purdue, received| W® Practice Discrimination — the following passages. from the! The soft-spoken gentleman with his Ph.D. at Wisconsin and now|What Is the Answer?” at 8 p. m.| Christian Science textbook, “Sci the “Gawgia’ accent is a graduate!is employed as a research physi. ence and Health With Key to the| of Mercer University, Macon, Ga.;| cist with the Carter Oil Co. The Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy: a member of Pi Kappa Phi Na-{couple and their two tiny sons “Every object in material thought | tional Fraternity, the Federation make their home in Tulsa, Okla. will be destroyed but the spiritual of Musicians of America and the Lik idea whose substance is in mind, Methodist Church. He was born LiXe§ To Play Chess » 1s eternal” Pp. 267. __|In Toccoa, Ga., and served for 15| nue Levin taught English in

4664 o% {years as special agent with the, .. ose or Wisconsin and

Missionary Society Officials Travel in Orient

President H. B. McCormick of the United Christian Missionary Soclety and the Rev. Virgil A. . 8ly, also of the society, are traveling in the Philippines and Japan. They will return Easter. The Rev. Mr. Sly Is executive secretary of the department of oriental missions of the society. He and the president are conferring with missionaries and native church leaders on the needs of the mission fields, “They are discussing such matters as personnel, mission programs of evangelism and teaching and the relationship of Churches of the Disciples of Christ with the union churches of Japan and the _ Philippines.

Christian Scientists

~ Set Lessop-Sermon “Matter” is the subject: of the|

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Mr. Tabor

Beatrice S. Levin. «

urch,

Posner, Community Relations

tary North Side Colored YMCA, Milwaukee; and Prof. Charles C.!

HLibert National Life Insurance] Co., Plaga. Ala, {holds an M.S, degree in speech ! He has been an entertainer for from there. She formerly served [the Kiwanis, Lions and Rotary as editorial assistant with the {Clubs-and furnished the program Encyclopedia Americana, belongs — ¥ifor the Chamber of Commerce/to Hadassah and the American 3/ Christmas party in Tocooa. -| Association of University Women. ® He expects to assist as planist! She takes a keen Interest in labor : 5 5

ogy department.

‘BELMONT CHURCH OF CHRIST | 10028. 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:

Hin evangelistic meetings, Bible relations and Zionism and would | conferences and youth camps in| rather play chess than eat. | connection with Youth for Christ. The ~_Bobbs-Merrill. announce1 TT A —————— ment sums up “The Lonely Room”| Youth for Christ in part in these words: Plans Rally Today f . panic; Beth Sicko | “Youth for Christ will present) 8'L-+ 31 Yon Rn the Rev. Charles R. Tournay

| parents’ dingy flat in a Jewish fl section of Providence, but through Toronto, Canada, in a missionary %6¢ door of a college education talk with colored movies of Africa 9:30'A M.—Sunday School at the 7:30 p. m, rally today.

{she dreamed of escape into ali9.454 M.—On Trusting in the Lerd.” The meeting will be held in hel

| Sunday School—9:45 A. M. Morning Worship -— 11.0'clock. ) Evening Evangelistic -— Ti *

WOODRUFF PLACE

Cor. East Michigan at N. a L C. TRENT. D. D. ’

060 ili lid fami dali

4 3 A 3 3

tworld-wider and more satisfying. INT YF “Beth's nts were products "WP M—Dr. Walter rn ata ua. secre-| Of the Ghetto, limited, PT FueH; apeasts. tary of the Sudan Interior Mis-|uneducated, ineffectual and poor. TATDAL sion, Inc., has traveled extensive- a Jotmy Losivond 2 an CENTRAL BAPTIST etratin -| 8X told, intens uman ; Sh A lig i pg he Jr eigerty one i. girl in Invites You to Worship With Us ert of Arabia. { contemporary American eity life. at Central Ave. & Westfield Blvd. The Youth for Christ Choir| We are led into an intimate rev-| 1045 A. M.—Morning Service. with Dan Steiner as soloist willi elation of her heart and mind,| Dr. G. H. O'Donnell speaking. 9:45 A. M.—Bible School Classes for All Ages

Hand, guest

give special music tonight. The and we see equally the hearts and| - Rev. Roger Malsbary, director,! minds of those who influence her.” will preside. | (B R. M)

METHODIST

Since 1821 Delaware at Vermont

Move PICTURES OF THE HOLY ™

will be shown by EVANGELIST |. A. DOUTHITT

“End The Doy With Proyer” }

You can hear JEAN and

of Winnipeg, ~glnch Might This. Coming Wook, 7:45 | NATHAN |

URSHAN-—each 8 to 11 o'clock.

{tomorrow in All Souls Unitarian Mittee and War Relief Services,

Speakers will include Charles director of the Jewish) Council; Robert Starms, executive secre-|

Josey, ‘Butler University PYRE

BAPTIST CHURCHES : ~FRST BAPTIST CHURCH

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ROBERTS PARK CHURCH | EAST

Plan Laetare Sunday Rites

Catholics to Aid Victims of War

Roman Catholics of every parish in the United States will mark Laetare Sunday tomorrow by bringing gifts toward the $5 million Bishop's fund for victims of war. His Holiness, Pope Pius XII, wrote letters to bishops of the country asking that the collections be taken in all the churches. Laetare Sunday always falls in the middle of Lent and sounds a hopeful note in the midst of the penitential season. Symbolically, the Holy Father set tomorrow as war relief offering day since the financial aid will brighten the|—— lives of displaced persons and the needy overseas.

4...Children of the Catholic -paro-}.

ichial seheols on Ash ‘Wednesday| _ |began to bring their pennies to ithe classroom collection boxes for {suffering boys and girls abroad. | They will continue ‘to contribute | throughout Lent, The $5 million fund will be administered by two relief agencies jof the American Bishops: the | Bishops’ Emergency Relief Com-

Te Spek in Church

_ The Northwood Christian

bined tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. and give the annual Woman's Day address at 11:15 a. m. in the sanctu-

of the Women's Council, will preside. . * A reception with the council as ‘hostesses will follow at 4:36 p. m: and the youth groups’ session in the evening with Mrs. Snipes as speaker. Dr. Carl D. Marts, president of the Men of Northwood, will preside at the men’s dinner Monday at 6:30 R m. when Mrs. Snipes will give the address. An 8 p. m. meeting for all the women's groups of the church with the missionary as honored guest will close the institute. The Melva Young fessional Women’s sponsor the meeting. Mrs. Snipes returned to this country in December. Next summer she will go-to Belgium for a year of study in accordance with government requirements for teachers in Congo schools. The Rev. Theo Fisher is pastor of the Northwood Church.

red HE ER ee ST. MARKS UNITED LUTHERAN

Prospect and Linden Sts: ‘Rev. Duane E. Bchroeder

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19:48 A. B~ Through Sher 4:50 and 6:00 P._M.—Youth Orouss. _ ~ Carveliton at 11th

Sev. William 4. Alexander R04 MHD Shot ne 3 am.

at IU, started I In fact, his New York Univ ~ government as was singing. J taken governme director of the When Dr. P Institute of Pol as 3 fellow in'{ degree in gover that he met hi then working fi were married 9

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Abraaiye y—

Morning Worship—10:45 A. M.

~st SERN ¥en. 4:11.

v EE WALLACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN

4805 BAST 10TH ST. Rev. John H. Bergen, Minister i

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AT THE

3851 E. NEW YORK

Great

REV. HOLMES

PENTECOSTAL REVIVAL BIBLE CHURCH

Thomas L. Holmes

Returns for a

Revival Campaign

7:45 P. M,

1 Bary Nigh Sinner, Where Will You Flee From the Coming World Disaster? - Proverbs 18: Hear This Evangelist Once and You Will Not Miss a Night _ JAMES E. PETTY, PASTOR

Worship oveeceseeeee 10:45AM Sunday School ......, 9:30AM.

101 Men's Baraca Bible Class Broadway Baptist Church 22nd & Broadway Class Meeting 9:30 A. M. BROADCAST SUNDAY, WISH 10:00 A. M.

Rev. R. M. Dogrill, Teacher

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UNITY PRAYER GROUP

Affiliated liste ns Unity Lee's Summt

Fay, 11 A and 5 Unit: terature Li o i | § ¥ Marter se. Rm. ota, PROT |

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL —

16th and Delawara mee “ROY. MAréus 'W. Johnson. Mini ePreaching. 11 A M. ang 1 uM Bubject: *Mental Canduct” The Rev. Marcus W. Johnson preaching

* CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Delaygre and Walnut Streets (700 North)

Dr. W. A. Shullenberger. Mister Church Sehool—8:30 ok M. Morning Sy arsnip—10 io A, Mu . Music by excellent choir Sermon: “Which Is Your Answer.” Youin reliowship—5:30 P. M,

Branches of The Mother Chureh

Free Reading Rooms (R. R.)

“MATTER 3?

FIRST CHURCH. . Castle Hall Bldg. "R. R., 119 E. Ohio St.

SECOND CHURCH Delaware at 12th Evening Service, 5:00 R. R., 528 State Life Bldg.

THIRD CHURCH

Washington Blvd, at 34th Evening Service, 8:00

[National “Catholic "Welfare Conference.

(EPISCOPAL) CHURCH OF THE ADVEW

4, Y, 3361 NR, Meridian Stree

Res. 263¢ AdSmST * CORT Pastor esos

Corner Merictan and Vv $21 40g p ony VY D..D 30a Hh % fie

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TUXEDO PARK--29 N “pen, i a

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CHURCHES EAST 10TH STREET

METHODIST CG RK Holmes Pastor § 1063 $t of Kerstone Ave

on 10; Sh Shes . eo sa igen Were M, PE Sn 30 p Pr Mu

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10:30 A, M-Ne Worship. Wednesday—"At Tia Enemy's Fire

ST. MATTHEW EV. LUTHERAN.

E. New York & Oxford Sts. - Rev. Carl H, Amelung, Pastor ~ 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School for all ages. “Come

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

320 N. Hlipois —Evangelistic Service, 7:45—

ARTHUR KIESZ, Pastor

"BROADWAY

810 West 28th St.

BAPTIST CHURCH veg Hear Rev. Bill Fraser, Scofch Evangelist

War Veteran, Wha Entered Jerusalem With General Allenby {| SERVICES: SUNDAY MORNING ; SUBJ ECT: “The Greatest Dockine in the Bible” .- SUNDAY EVENING 7:30 P.M. SUBJECT: "The Folly of Staying Out After Midnight" % SERVICES EACH EVENING AT 7:30 P, M. w%

SUBJECTS: The Flood Was & Fatt; + Will the Fire Be a Myth?

Christian Science Churches

The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass. The Public Is Cordially Invited to Our Services and

LESSON FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 19th

Morning Service at 11 o'Clock in ‘All Churches

FOURTH CHURCH.

FIFTH CHURCH

College at 62d ~ Evening Service, 7:30 R. R., Church Edifice

SIXTH CHURCH

16093; Prospect St. -R..R.. 1611 Prospect.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY (Colored)

SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES AT 11 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL IN SOCIETY AT 1215 P. M.

Wednesday Evening Meetings in All Churches at 8 P; M.

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

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THE NEW

COMMANDMENT" = |

Has It Replaced the Ten?

At The

Seventh Day Adventist Church

SUNDAY, MAR; 19th, at 7:30 P.M.

Corner of Alabama & E. 23rd Streets

"TUNE IN TO

“YOUR BIBLE SPEAKS” WFBM SUN. 9AM.

TONIGHT. TOMORROW