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In Japan Dr. Diffendorfer

Sees New System

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editer

The new International Chris-| >

tian University of Japan will help build a completely new education-’

al system in the islands.

Dr. Ralph E. Diffendorfer of New York, who has given 25 years of his life to Christian work | overseas, made this point clear, yesterday. Dr. Diffendorfer, executive director for the Internation- | al Christian University of Japan | Foundation, spoke yesterday aft-, last night in the,

ernoon and Second Presbyterian Church. He| __made an educational survey im "Japan as recently as last summe Dr. Diffendorfer explained th before World War II, Japanese! schools were those in Germany.. The

were given highly training in one field beginning in grammar school.

Things Changed Now

“This made the Germans a ready prey to Hitler: Propaganda and the Japanese the imperialistic teaching of a military group in their country. “Now all that is changed,” he continued. “The Japanese have gained a new viewpoint. The people think the state universities cultivated the imperialism that brought on the war and reduced them to their present sad condition. “Thus the new International Christian University of Japan is envisioned as a center for reconstructing the whole life of the nation.’ n - ”. The guest speaker is here in the interest of a campaign for $65,000 in Indianapolis for the University.” The sum raised here will go toward a fund of $10 million: : Aged in the U nited * Mrs. R. Episcopal “church worker and sponsor. of civic welfare, and Walter Leckrone. editor of The Indianapolfs Times, are co-chair-men. : |

Needs Trained Teachers ° “Japan needs trained teachers and a new set of civil servants

Hartley Sherwood,

who will think for themselves, democratically,” Dr. Diffendorfer sald.

“The new university is planned to meet these needs. It wili include a graduate school of education for teacher training, one of citizenship, of social work and later librarianship. The univer&ity will include a liberal arts college to serve as a model for un-! dergraduate work and as a laboratory for: college. teachers in! the making. The liberal arts’ college will comply with present Japanese law which requires the maintenance of such a school in connection with a post graduate university. When asked if the various Christian denominations which support colleges in Japan will not consider the new university a rival Institution, Dr. Diffendor~fer- gave -a-prompt reply. He said! various major denominations in the United States already have) contributed to the univ ersity fund citing this as an indication of approval.

Rabbi Gordon Speaker Here

Will Talk Before

Judaism Institute

Rabbi Jylius Gordon. St. Louis, | will address the ilth Annual In-! taute on Judaism for the Christian clergy, Thursday, May 11, in the Temple of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation, 10th and Delaware Sts. Rabbi ‘Gordou will 10:30 a. m. and at 2 “Rabbinic Judaism” writing «f the

speak at p. m. on covering the’ “Talmud” before and after the Christian era. He .

the religious movement known Re Hasidism in the 18th Century in Eastern Europe:

Author of 3 Books The speaker is a graduate of

the University of Cincinnati and

tHe HEE TIGR Oo Tage 8h eo” 1929, he has held the p' pit of the Shaare <meth Congregation in 8t. Louis. His most recent book is. “A Guide to a Happy Life.” Others are "Pity the Persecutor” and “Your Sense »f Humor.” “The Temple Sisterhood will sere luncheon for the guest

. clergymer® at noon the day of the

ihstitute. The Roman Catholic Archdiocese and t' e Indianapolis

Church Federation are co-operat-ing nh the temri. in the InWitute on Ju on Judsiem.

Butler ler Choir _

Plans Program

Richard T. Whittington will] direct the Butler University Choir! of 80 voices in a program of religious songs and spirituals at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Meridian] Heights Presbyterian Church. Elaine Buck will accompany the singers and play solos. The concert will be sponsored by the Meridian Heights Men's Association. The freewill offering will go’ to the scholarship fund for<students of the Jordan College of Music. The concert will open with Sach's “Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee.” It will include the Ippolitov-Ivanov “Bless the Lord, © My Soul,” Christianson's “Beau- | tiful Saviour” and “And Have not Charity” by Malotte. The spirituals will include “Old Ark’'s a-Movin'” and “Oh Pore Lite 4 Jesus.”

patterned after) people were not educated on broad democratic lines in a variety of subjects. On the contrary, they! specialized!

pr y

is pasted fn the fold of the Virgin's robe. Other. devices for stimulating enthusiasm for missions include mite boxes. plays, recordings songs, illustrated calendars

"clear the crushing needs — both {spiritual and material-—of pagan

' Tomorrow

. prominent in the program include! to

Bons Service Set

soph: vin will

national observance: The mayor

North Methodist America and the leaders of al

Program, 10:15 A. M. other T great countries work together toward ever.

{in the ceremony of laying the cor-| nerstone of the new educationaliwar building of the North Methodist | Church at 10:15 a. m. tomorrow. ig the answer to t ‘Fred Hoke, president of the] |confusion in ‘trustees, will place the stone with| {the help of J. W. Esterline, build-| ing committee chairman, and {John A. Goll, {committee chairman.

suffering and y's world and!

men and women to go reverently

Others, church and Sunday school and

pray for God's guidance in the

| Another litle American Catholic "adopts" another pagan baby, says the rose Joe Blatz is pinning on the mission tree. Bruce East and Suva Burien stand by.

: Catholic Children Here Adopt Pagan Babies Through Gifts

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER, Times Church Editor Catholic chiidren of this community are ‘ransoming babies in pagan lands Young Hoosiers of the Catholic schools accumulate money from their own small earnings or allowances. They do not solicit their parents and other adults for it. They make their sacris ficlal gifts as members of the Holy Childhood Association whith is a missionary organization for grade school pupils. . Last year, nearly $18.000, $17 - 784 to be literally accurate, went to foreign, missions from grade school-classes of the Indianapolis archdiocese. Just-try-your luck at yotecung the. ss i 4]

unwanted

Speaks Wednesday

“Then you will g grasp the scope of the achievement of the children of the archdiocese,

Child Chooses Name

Five dollars will finance the ransom, or.radoption, of a pagan baby by Catholic missionaries in China or some other far away place. The child who supplies the ransom price gains the privilege of choosing the baby's baptismal name. This enchants It's a novel experience to decide just what the little unseen As a token of the adoption, the school presents the pupil with a certificate. It has a most official! jappearance and carries a Holy Year Seal decorated with the likeness of his Holiness, Pope Plus, XII. -

The parochial now are looking Torward, to the

the small fry

Church Group Meeting Set

6000 May Attend

Christian Conclave

Christian name

brother” will bear.

school children)

annual Archbishop Schulte Approximately 6000 persons in Award. The Most Rev Paul ¢. cluding visitors from all parts of |Schulte, Archbishop of Indianap- the United States and Canada olis. confers the award. a wall are expected to attend the North plaque, upon the school which dur- Anmierican Christian - Convention ing the year gives the most to avt week in Cadle Tabernacle missions through the Holy Child- The Rev. Ard Hov "Cin-

en of

hood Association » sident

‘Award Winners

The St. Joan of Arc School won

cinnati, O., conventic ANAT PESTA THe CY AVEnte Church of Christ, will sound the keynote at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday

the first award in 1947 and for the The Rev. Mr. Hoven will pre St. J S on the conve pti on theme The past two years, St. John's School *hurch Is Christ's Body at Work has borne away the honor in the World Todav.” The teaching Sisters of the The convention will hold no (parochial schools and the Rev. business sessions and no commit (Fr. Victor L. Goossens, who di- tees will be appointed. Sessions 4 he \FOUSSENS will be devoted to the- art and rects the archdiocesan Holy Child- spirit of preaching. Persons will {hood office, explain various ways serve on commiit{ees of their own of keeping interest in missions ats Choice. «one of the unusual arA - . rangements of this group.

a high pitch. --

Admiral to Speak <All the parochial schools follow

Rear Adm. Thornton C Miller,

ja similar pattern. But HolV Name USN will speak on “The Church School in Beech Grove serves as and Its Message to Every Man a. good example. Sister Rose Ann, Thursday at 7:30 p. m The the principal, and her staff .have Church Is Christ's Forever,” an hung a large colored poster de- address by Dr. P. H. Welshimer picting the “Holy Childhood Ele- pastor for 48 vears of the First vator” on the school wall. Thumb (Christian Church, Cdnton, O tacks representing a baby about- will highlight the Friday night to-be-adopted are-put into the ele- session. ’ vator as money is given. As the Other noteworthy program fea contributions increase, ‘the tack turds are the address by Gov ‘climbs”__with the elevator. - It Schricker. the opening session; reaches the top when the sum the Saturday afternoon Youth amounts to $5 - Convention, and a mammoth communion service Sunday after- _ Blossoming Tree noon. Apr. 30 Another poster carries the pic- _ natph Hamon. 2542 Lockburn St, Is registra iirman

tion ch

i for ture of the "Holy ( ‘hildhood I'ree.”, th oo

AERA TASH HD losi oi on “the tree every time a baby is adopted After a time, the tree bursts into

£..ConvenLior Harry

Ruests

Bucalste

housing

full bloom. Plans Address The "Mantle Chart” for school room use is a likeness of the Blessed Virgin clothed in a

flowing mantle. As infants are adopted, a cutout picture of one

movies and maps. They all make

peoples. Holy Childhood Christmas seal {sales swell the offerings for missions. They came into use in 1918, two years before the Tuberculosis seals, The Holy Childhood Association was founded in 1843 in France. Within a few years it had spread to America and all parts of the world. The Holy Father, as Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli, held the office of Protector of the association. jIt meant so much to him to have a direct link with the Catholic children of the world that he decided not to relinquish the office when he became Pope.

Rev. O. Walter Wagner

The Rev. 0. Walter Wagner, Webster Groves. Mo, will talk on the World Service’ program of the Evangelical and Reformed denomination at 10:15 a tomorrow in 8t. John's Church,

Thus Catholic children of many 848 Sanders St. The speaker countries not only work for mis- is a member of the world sions with the direct help of the service commission of his

Holy Father but are joined tor In worldwide service and wship, |

church and has inspected its work in many parts of Europe.

the ranso som ¥

{Georgia St.

lof

able on all the subjects discussed.

! attend the class but wish to in-

Church Group

“tive

marshal. { ost of Boy Scout Troop 62 will offi: present a ‘statement of the Divine

Brass Enserie wi pay anecisa Council Will Meet Tuesday

Browning, pastor, and Dr. Samuel L. Martin, district superintendent, will preside. scroll names of donors to the| . building fund and other tokens] At French Lick will be placed in the cornerstone The 11h annua) of the Archdiocesan Council o

by Robert J. Shultz. Dr. Dallas L. A receptacle containing the; Two-Day Session later. The educational building convention

cost $390,000.

The usual Sunday morning wor-

ship service of the North Church the;

day and Wednesday in

gation will

it Churches fo Mark e Guidance Sunday’

Wine UIC tomorrow at the request of the American Legion.

Le.

mark Divine Guidance

wrote:

“It is hoped that those who observe this day will ask Almighty God -to guide and direct the President of the United States of

Sunday In his proclamation, Mayor Feeney struck the keynote of the

SATURDAY, APR. 22; 1950 Sant Worship’ Group | ST. MATTHEW EV. LUTHERAN

[Sets P Public Meefing gp

Ha will hold its| 9:30 A. M.—Sundsy" School for all ages. ar ne mh tomorrow in Room *“F" of YMCA, New York and Lllinols| “perpanT © Sts. The group has adopted no official name and says it will conduct worship in the manner of the tra-

igs

"BELMONT CHURCH OF CHRIST 1002 §. Belmont A By olf, SUNDAY PROG : Bible Classes, 9:45 a. m.

in the world| Guidance movement to be signed

{by worshipers. After services,

Children and adults will assist, |lasting peace, and make all men the copies of the document will ize the terrible futility of be gathered up and delivered to . President Truman by representa-

The Legion says that religion tives of the 11th District Amer-| ance spending the time in prayer

ican Legion.

| The Brookside Evangelical {the hope for peace in the.years United Brethren © Church willimade the meeting announcement to come. And so they have asked mark Divine Guidance Sunday said his fellow religionists had not! building finance special program. -The/found the “spiritual help... they Ie church, to take.their children church wiil present the Rev. Mar-| needed in the churches.”

with a

cus Johnson in a sermon titled:

“I Remember Meeting God . . .”|

Leroy Plumly, general Sunday ways of peace for individual at the 7:30 p.m. service. The Rev. FIRST UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH Se iperiniendents oy "persons and nations. » Mr. Johnson; minister of the Rg = Ha 4 TW {First Congregational Church, will, min ‘PAUL E. HUFFMAN. Pastor Et ana Claude M. Keesling. i Sign Staten will Rive his—chaplain ces in 7 10:30 A. M.—Morning Worship.

the South Pacific during the war. Invite Delegations

The church has invited Legion {post delegations and its own veterans lo be special guests both {in the morning at 10:40 and at

i night.

Wayne Post 64 of the Amerithe |.. American flag and send a color ¢ guard to the West Morris Street Catholic Women will meet Tues- Christian Church. The guard will

jcan Legion will advance

include Cmdr. John N. Lawler,

French Lick Who also will explain the Divine,

Worship and Preaching 10:45 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. Dean Clutter, Minister—MA,, 1859 Wednesday Services, 7:45 p. m,

ditional Quaker meeting of the Eastern United States, Persons “moved” to speak will rise and do s0. Otherwise, the meetings are

the” 4 OA ener Jona 10:1 oe

planned to be conducted in complete silence with those in attend-

101 Men's Baraca Bible Class and meditation, | Broadway Fa Church The member of the group,who| ° 2nd & Class Meeting 9:30 A. M. BROADCAST SUNDAY, WISH 10:00 A. M. Rev. R. M. Dodrill, Teacher ni

9:15 A. M. Church School Pastor's Home. H1-3928

| . . : . Garfield Heights Church of Christ 2842 SHELBY STREET Bible Study, 10 A. M. Evening Service, 7 P. M. Morning Worship, 11 A. M. Wed. Eve. Service, 7:45 W. L. TOTTY, Minister © GA11945—GA-9480

FREE METHODIST _omoes

Chureh Office. L1-0503

will Be held after the ceremony Springs -Hotel, Guidance proclamation William|} EIRST CRURCR, ELS. Minister, AT:2628 at 10:45 a. m. French Lick. O'Neil, Robert Kimmel and Eu-| gpeonn cnur MARS HILL CHURCH Religious events follow: } The Rev. Fr. gene Nichols. Chaplain Joe Keraning and Wilks Farnsworth & Foltz Sts FIRST FRIENDS CHURCH-—Dr, Elbert Spreckelmeyer will ive the, {llips. ‘minister. MA- 9871. Current, Bolts Bes BE-8178. Rn lean emeritus of “the € Dike Uni. John A. McEvoy, p eimeyer £ BRIGHTWOOD oo Friday and next Sunday 8.J., of West prayer. The Rev. Harry Bucal- E. 31st and Porest Manor LIGHT AND LIFE CHAPEL m urch. Dr ussell Baden Semi- stein, pastor, will preach in the] &,Flinton Swanagan. minister, 1424 N. Tibbs Be and he professor x several” books nary, will speak evening on “For God and Cow - J _E Riges. minister, CA-3000. includin 8 ‘Quakerism. ediaal irierian URC Wednesday on try” and in the morning on ‘Ou BAPTIST CHURCHES —

mark

“The Queen of the Christian

; p S UNITARIAN. CHURCH—| ° the general con- > AL L urdette Backus, minister, will Miss Griffin tie gen theme 8p peak on “Menta! Health in Indiana” ' 9 a.m. tomorrow over station Wral “The Family Rosary, ' One Way a on “Perpetual - Youth” at 11 m. Peace and Happiness “in a

in the church VE BRANCH CHRISTIAN CHURCH Troubled World.” "Thursday nigat, followed] The election of ‘officers, al SQUARE “CHRISTIAN festive dinner, departmental semiSunday school attendance nars led by specialists-in-various Sc, Allthe

Sunday heol: fields..and worship. wil]

weekly dinners ‘by

Virginia Clarke. Cente . 'Se ervice Link. Mis Sionary to Africa. Home.” The adpeak. Paul Metesit will lead the dress will follow

Marching Orders.”

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL

16th and Delawars ¢-

WOODRUFF PLACE

Cor. East Michigan at N. Walcott!

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Meridian and Vermont Streets

Rev. Marcus W Johnson. Minister CO TRENT. D. D. | Ministers. Carleton W. Atwater. D. D. Preaching and 7:30 PM | Reverend Carl C Moman : oe it? «Hetfection.’ ’ > Ba M_poren Senn. : | 9:30 A. M.—Bible Classes ~"Porewar at - The Rev Marcus W Johnson preaching ay) , God's Com 10:45 A M.—Worship Sermon: “Gods VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA [mews r : Duidunge, by Tein. TI0P M~' “True Satisfaction.” ~ 7 1-6:30 P. M.—Youth Fellowship. 320 N. Illinois St, 7:30 P. M.—~Worship. Sermon “Destiny of --. CENTRAL BAPTIST "7 bud Lost. Soul.” br Assisian

Evangelistic “Service—7 45 p.- m:! “General: Charles ‘Brandon Booth. |

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Invites’ You to: Worship With ‘Us| EMERSON & SiR & BE. Néw York.

st Rev. Paul C. Archbishop - of Indianapolis, will celebrate a low mass at 9:30 a. m a k Wednesday in the convention hall. The Rt. Rev. Ignatius Esser, 0. 8. B., abbot of St. Meinrad's Abbey, will preach the. sermon.

ib will Aheak at the 2 5 p. m. Wednesday in the

nt THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH — e the -prajse-

[lead a symposium. on publicity following the Tuesday night din-

Classes Set | precede it.

Instruction | Miss Marian Griffin of +Indi

|anapolis, nationally known as To Open Thursday case work director of the Catho

The spring class of instruction jic Charities, here, will discuss

in the Catholic religion will open her work in the group sessions :

at 8 p. m. Thursday in the Catho- Wednesday. A "long list of the lic Information Bureau, 148 W. clergy and: churchwomen also will lead other group discussions. The class provides explanation! Mrs. George Moser of New| Catholic teaching to all in- Albany will preside at the, terested persons without tuition! Wednesday luncheon and. give or obligation of any kind. {the president's message after-

The series will continue on ward. Mrs. Rollin A. Turner of consecutive Thursdays at the Greensburg, provincial director same time through July 6. It will extend greetings from the will cover such subjects as “God national officers. and Creation,” s*Redemption,”| Following a concert by the The True Church and Infalli- West Baden College Choir, the

bility,” “Baptism,” “Confession,” convention and choir will sing Holy Eucharist,” “Purgatory,” the closing hymn, “Holy God We “Marriage,” and “Communion of Praise Thy Name.” Saints.” Free literature is avail- S———————

Youth Speaker -

Questions on the Catholic religion, will be answered at each class. Persons who are unable to

vestigate --the, teachings of the Catholic Church may arrange for individual instructien at any convenient hour by calling the Catholic Information Bureau. It is open daily from noon to 8:30] p. m. and Saturday from 1 noon to,

5:30 p. m.

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Sets Meeting

The Indianapolis Council of Churchwomen Board of Directors)

will hold annual meeting and luncheon Monday beginning at] 9:45 a. m. in the Third Christian,

Church Bldg The women will map the work

for ,the coming year and hear| . confmittee reports. Mrs, Dorsey | N. S. Marshall King. council president, will pre-| «on niscioner, Norman S. Mar-

side. Luncheon ‘tables will be shall. territorial commander of

decorated to suggest the specialiip, gqlvation Army in 11 states.’

fields of work done by commitMembers will be given an opportunity to sign the Ecumenical Register,

will give the addresses for the army vouth conference today and tomorrow. Approximately 400 young peo-

tees.

in. the new state headquarters will go on record as deeply in- Michigan ard Alabama Sts. Lt terested nt worldwide Christian Col. Herbert Pugmire, state comy ) ac Vorsan Elves 3 > aT mander, explained that the young as she signs the register to fur" noone are associated with varither the cause. "The National ous Council of Churehmonien set 4 tions. “Many, he said, are taking goal of one million names and. g-¢iy vear course in preparation $1 million for the register. for service as lay members or The Jenrollment of “The. First officers with the Salvation Army. Million” which started in Janu- Commander Marshall w no ary is expected to be completed (o 04 ag chaplain in World War in time to be reported at the =," "one time principal of the United Council's. biennial -assem- Salvation ATmY training conbly Nov. 13 to 16 in Cinnati. ference for officers in Atlanta (and New York.

Christian Education | | ren Convention Scheduled Church Sets

The 86th annual State Christian Education Convention of the Advance Program The Broad Ripple Methodist

Indiana Council of Churches will Church will inaugurate its Mid-

meet June 6-8 in Kokomo. Church school teachers, lead- Century Advance Program with a

ers, young people and pastors pristian Loyalty Pall Call towill discuss all phases of the MOrrow. : theme, “Christian Teaching Must Members will be given an op-

Reclaim Our Century.’ portunity to sign the loyalty cards Included among the listed pledging themselves to aid the speakers are: Dr. Jesse M. Bader, advance.” Dr. H. Otho 3lackburn, New York, secretary of the eyan- pastor, will give special loyalty gelism department of the Federal sermons at 9 and 0 ") a: m. for Council of Churches: Harry six consecutive Sundays beginBecker, Kirkwood, Mo., secretary ning tomorrow. Advance Sunday of the Missouri Council of night services at 7:30 o'clock Churches and specialist in adult over tFe same period, also will education work; and Dr. Jose stress the loyalty theme. Gallardo. Wabash College pro- The advance sets a goal of ‘infessor and former commissioner creased attendance at worship of education,. Puerto, Rico. services, greater fellowship-among Dr. Ralph L. Holland is execu- m~ bers. growth of the church secretary of the Indiana school, development of worship Council of Churches and Dr, John habits, every membe> active in J. Haramy, Indianapolis, .presi- church rk and greater finandent. cial pry 4 s

ner, The election of officers will 2

Fore RRR IRFIS LOK JS. a.roll.of, CDEC Are NtreRdmE the SGHTeTeN CE’ { women of the United States who

Salvation Army organiza-

+ TONNE

Music. by. Dan Steiner, Mrs. Al Isenberg.) Mr. Seward Wilshere, The Har-|

monette Trio. Miss Dixie Russell.

T oir gums “In. fhursday They The West Baden College Choir ~ CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH hie strum etal and. Teausst’ numbers. . > will sing. 1: Delaware and Walnut Streets Plan Symposium | li Miss Marie Lauck of IndianapCatho IC olis. chairman of publicity, will 330 A u

530PM youth Fel a hip

TACOMA ASSEMBLY OF GOD

2500 Roosevelt” Ave Lester J. Carney. Pastor Telephone CH-8585

Rev Res. 2634 Adams

Thugsday Prayer ‘and Bible Study. 8 P M. <TR

UNITY PRAYER GROUP

Affiliated with nits, Jee ® Summit. Mo. SUNDAY, 11 M. and 2 P. DR FREDERIC 2 FLIAS ANDREWS

Open Daily 10 to 5 2 Cla Consultant Market St Rm. “S02.. . FR-4254

Prospect and Linden Sts. . Duane E. Schroeder ori: eenerr 1045 A. M | 9:30 A.M.

ms Sunday School ....e..

ZION EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED

sw Jersev Sts. DARIES D D.. Pastor ENF EL D Assistant )

North and FREDERICK R PAUL H FI 9.00 A M a

Services

Subject of Sern x 9:45 A. M Church Sch

ola *

BEREAN GOSPEL To TEMPLE

Carrollton at 13th St FORD PORTER. Pastor Tune In WISH—1310

G. FP GUDLADT and 1. M. HONE from Londén, Ensland Dynamic Faithlul Speakers — World Travelers — From Hope Bible Mission —

Ee NORTH | METHODIST CHURCH

A WORLD-WIDE GOSPEL CENTER |

| SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

CROOKED OREFK~N- “Rd & 36th. —Louis—G€rafton:- TOP Ny

Morning. Service| Dr. G. H. O'Donnell speaking. 9:45 A. M.—Bible School

TUXEDO PARK—329 N Orant +4100 Bast). 0. 8. Clutton. 9:30 A. M.. 7:00 P° M.

LYNDHURST — Lyndhurst 2 blocks 8,

= . METHODIST CHURCHES | |

Classes for All Ages DaaOr Merinee Vo 4 38 Dk ROBERTS PARK CHURCH EDGEWOOD " Since 1821 1820 E. Epler GA-8088

EB. D Thistlewaits, Minister

9:30 A. M.—Chureh School 8:25 and 3 0AM Morning Worship ur Church Goal T30P * —Evening Service __'oud Garments.’

EAST 10TH STREET

METHODIST C. R. Holmes. Pastor ® 10th St at Keystone Ave Church School 9:30 A.M. Worship Service 10 435A M. “The Master Builder M Methodist Youth ®sllowship 3.O'Clock, Organ Dedication

Home of the Everson Bibie Clase Die Clase

Delaware at Vermont Rev. Amos L. Boren, Minister 9:30 A. M.—Church School. Mr. Earl McMinn, Supt. 10:45 A. M.—"“What Price Have | You Set?” | 5:30 P. M.—M. Y. F. 7.15 P. M.—Organ Recital, hy Mrs. Vivian Arbaugh (Exansville College Choir, Mrs. Margaret .Shephgrd, Director.

Dallas LB L Bre vo BD .. Pastor CORNER STON 1 TAYING CEREMONY

e New Educational Building, 10:15 A. M. Morn Worship. 10:45 SERMON-— Ta MONEY.” Dr Blown 9:30-—Church Schoo

8:00—Angelus Hour Yor ¥ Adequate Off- eB oat Noariing

~| PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES FIRST PRESBYTERIAN |

Delaware at Sixteenth ARTHUR PRANTZ ARLES. RICHARD. BROWN... vourifnnn TWO MORNING SERVICES 9:30 and 11 A. M. “Let Them Have Dominions.” | Gen, 1:26.

GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY

ree | { ; { Dr. Frantz speaking. Church School 9:30 A. M Westminster Pellowship, 3 PM | Young Adults, 7: . M.

WALLACE STREET PRESBY;ERIAN

4805 EAST. 10TH ST John H. Bergen. Minister

"MERIDIAN HEIGHTS

— Central Ave, at 47th Rev. Roy B. Connor Jr. Sunday School, 9:48 Worship, 10:45 A. M.

“God's Leadership.” Gen. 1:26. Youth Groups. 5:00, 6.00.

FAIRVIEW

46th and Capitol Ave. VIRGIL D RAGAN. Minister 9:30 A. M.—Church” School.

Rev Sunday School—9:30 A M Morning Worship—10:45 A. M.

The Historie Chureh of Which

Henry Ward Beecher was Minister. Vermont and Peninaylvanis Sts. 10:45 A. M.—National -Fartstian Collese nist Sunday. Dr. Joseph Walker, JEAN 8. MILNER. D. Bloomington, Io Speaker

D. JOSEPH W JOHNSTON Church School, 9:45 . m Worship, 11 Miiner preaching:

4:00 and 6:00 P. M.—Youth_ Groups. __

TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN ~~

34th and Central EWL

“The Agnostic DR. RO REV. ROBERT 8 MOOREHEAD Dr. Walter r Pearcy.

MEMORIAL op

| | : 10.45 A M— Your

Morning m.

and

re Vale preaching. :30 P M.—Youth Fellowship. Thurs, 7:30 P. M., Consresationa! Meeting.

Serv ice

Carrollton Ave. at 11th She r Rev. William A. Alexander 9:30 A. M.—Church School for All Ages.

Calvary Tabernacle

age “02 Fletcher Ave. Wilts

~ Hear These Special Broadcasts

SUNDAY, 8 A. M., WISH

“END THE DAY WITH PRAYER” 10:45 P. M. to 11 P. M. Monday Through Friday - WIBC

Sunday School—9:45 A. M. #

Jean and Nathan Urshan Hear REV. NATHAN URSHAN Il O'clock Sunday Morning. “Unbalanced Spiritual Extremes” Attend the Great Evangelistic Service—7:45 Sunday Night For Further Information

10:45 A. M.—"“When Days Are Hard.” Thursday. 7:30 P. M., Midweek Service.

Christian Science Churches

“Branches of The Moher Chg The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.

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

LESSON FOR SUNDAY, APRIL 23d “PROBATION AFTER DEATH"

Morning Service at 11 o'Clock in All Churches

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

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

SIXTH CHURCH 16091; Prospect St. R. R,, 1611 Prospect

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.

THIRD CHURCH

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

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

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

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

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