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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

SATURDAY, FEB. 17, 1051

young crowd milling past.

heads of young girls and the well-thatched noggins of boys

can be harboring tragic thoughts, But they are doing just that, Dr. Herman I. Shibler will tell you. Dr. Shibler, superintendent of Indianapolis public schools, mingles constantly with young people. He listens to expressions) of their opinions, serves on discussion panels with them, Naturally, he knows what they're mulling over in their minds. Be-| gides, he has watched two chil-| dren of his own grow to adulthood.

» » ~ THE SUPERINTENDEN the talk about drafting 18-year-

T says

olds into the Army is wer Wilbur Harvey

to an alarming degree both the|

To Be Ordained

was offering arguments against | the draft. He wasn't talking about

attitudes and the goals of today’s generation of high school youth, Don’t assume that Dr. Shibler

that. He was describing a situa-| tion he has seen develop among

young people. . | He considers youth “incurablya year, the Mars Hill Christian)

religious” and by no Means spiritually deficient as some writers and speakers would have you be-

lieve. ~ n »

THUS HE urges the churches to rise to the occasion and aid young people in this time of need. “Young people are going through a period of stress now were Dr. Shibler’s words. “They are distressed because they can't gee anything ahead of them but two or three years or longer of military life. They can’t live their lives as they planned and as their parents hoped they would do. “They have a sort of despair, a st of escape attitude,” he continued. “ “Why geét~a job? Why finish high school?’ they are asking. ~ ” » “WE (school teachers and counselors) are working to overcome this. We think a strong faith is so important. “Speaking as a layman in the church and a firm believer in its teachings, I think the churches have a great responsibility in holding up the young person's valuation of himself as an important human being whether in the military service or not. “Our whole Christian doctrine holds that up as does democracy. The two work right together. ~ “Young people must be made to understand that they are not just cogs, that they are important parts of society.

“Girls feel that the boys are;

going into military service, going

to be calied up, going to make)

sacrifices. They feel left out, they! feel that they must do something too, make some contribution or, miss the boat entirely, » » » “1 TELL the girls, if 18-year-old men are going into the Army, girls must be trained in the professions which will need those men --medicine, law and the like. “We are afraid the girls will) drop out of high school, not finish; conERe, go into war work. Jobs| will be easy to get and big wages will be a lure. “We must impress on them that] they must stay in school. “T talked to a major in the, Army the other day. He said that the Army wants the boys and| girls to remain in school as long as possible. “There is more

chance, in that way, of training

them for leadership and to be better citizens.’ “No one is so idealistic as youth, At high school age, they are the greatest idealists they ever will be in their lives, “Young people are incurably re-| ligious. It is a natural thing for them to strive for the ideal, for greater security, for something outside of themselves to get hold | of, to cling toWritten statements as well as conversation with young people! have furnished Dr, Shibler with, material for Kis opinion. circulated a questionnaire among]

Church News— ;

Urges Youth To Keep Faith

Dr. Shibler Says Dark Future Reflected in Teen-Age Attitude

By EMMA RIV ERS MILNER, Times “Church Editor A new danger threatens high school youth.

Stand outside Shortridge, of our high Schools at dismissal time and watch the gay The giggling and banter may convince you that nothing unfortunate is happening. You| 3 even may discard the idea that the pretty, scarf-covered

J lwh ill arewho wil uke part in he cre Tey Take Place Tomorrow |

“Church Educational Project : fo Open

Cathedral, Tech or any

[ouch as the Christian Endeavor, | Youth for Christ and the Catholic {Youth Organization. Dr. Shibler is giving addresses lanl over the city on the subject, (“Spiritual and Character Develop-|| iment of Young People,” He is ‘scheduled to appear Mar, 1, at 9 a.m, in the World War Memorial | Auditorium under the auspices of {the Indianapolis Council PTA. Other speaking engagements and sponsors are: Mar. 6, 1:15 p. m,, Ayres Auditorium, Council of {Women; Mar. 7, 8 p. m,, Broad | Ripple High School PTA Fathers’ Night; and Mar, 9, 6:30 p. m,, Meiridian Street Methodist Church ‘dinner.

‘Mars Hill Ceremony

Set Tomorrow For the third time in less than)

Church tomorrow will ordain one of its members to the ministry. Wilbur Harvey, native of Zionsville and now a student in the Manhattan Bible College, Man-| hattan, Kas, is the candidate, The service is scheduled for 7:30 p. m, It is expected that the 11 ‘elders

A long-sought educational building (right above] now adjoins the North Methodist Church, 38th and Maridian Sts

fests

North Methodist Ceremony Methodist Youth

Group to Meet

The youth groups of the Broa fast Sunday until after the ordination service. Seven of the elders belong to the Mars Hill Church. Two will come from Liberty, Neb, and two from Williams Creek.

‘Open House’ Tea Among List of Events; ry out the Unites Nat Nearly 500 Children Helped to Break Ground meme ot their Ane ta ope

Members of the North Methodist Church will open their new at 6:30 p. m. in education building tomorrow with ceremonies and events filling/the church buildThe Rev. Ralph Haman, Mars most of the day. ling. Hill pastor, will conduct the ordi- Nearly 500 youngsters of the Sunday school, each wielding his Young people § nation and preach. The Rev, War- own shovel, helped break ground for the new building at 38th and will dress in the ren Mathis, pastor of the Foun-| Meridian Sts. last November. Ever since, they and their parents, ‘costume native tain Square Christian Church, have been watching it take shape — - - ~~ to’ the country will bring greetings from local in steel, stone and glass. The brass ensemble of Short- noted for the churches and ministers and give] Many persons driving past the ridge High School will lead the | {special dishes the ordination prayer. The Rev. site also have noted construction marchers. Dr. Dallas L. Brown- they will serve. William Barnes will say the biene- progress and commented on the ling and the Rev. Gerald L. Clap- |For example, the diction. |beauty of the building. It now ad- saddle, ministers, will throw open’ person who Mr. Harvey is holding a part-| joins the church and carries out 'the doors, officially, indicating/pours tea will time pastorate, serving as student/the same architectural design. that it is ready for use. {wear a Chinese minister of the Liberty, Neb, March in Processional Dr. Browning will emphasize kimono. Some of Christian Church, He is 23 and a! Sunday school classes and the theme of “Open House Sun-|the other nationalities to be rep- | onetime employee of Indianapolis/many adults tomorrow will form day” at 10:45 a. m. worship in the resented are South American, Railways and the Maplehurst|in line in front of the Little White main church. He will preach On Irish and Dutch. Dairies. Mrs. Harvey is the for- Church on Maple Rd. and at 9:45 "Open Doors of Opportunity.” | mer Laura Mae Elmore of Zions-/a. m. march in processional to ‘Open House’ Planned | ville, their new headquarters,

Gordon Smith

— (Ing ministers and congregations his visit to the United Nations.

Effort to Bring Council's

(will receive a warm welcome at an “Open House” tea oy | Will present a symposium on {between 2 and 5 p. m. Then the |United Nations telling what dif-

He!

{guests will view the beauties and ferent Sguniries recently have {conyeniences of this “up-to-the-| |contributed to its sessions. {minute Christian education in-| ZION

Headquarters Here Praise

Christian Century Editorial Lauds i ie. . . : {stitution of a Methodist Church. | City for Interest in Organization Move | BURA S00 He ira EVANGELICAL AMD DEFORMED nd

Indianapolis citizens are praised in an editorial in the current|Le Roy Plumley, general super- | d ove of 3 National Magazine for er Soon @ to bring the head-| (Intendent; Mrs. John A. Clark, | Paul HL Frankeniald: Awistagt Pastor quarters of the National Council o urches here. children’s division superintend-| foEnan. Be Paine rake Mp | The editorial in the Christian Gentury referred to a meeting ent; Don Essig, Youth division 4 Seinen Sr Sai Frankented jot persons of various walks of life Pécently called by the Indiana superintendent; and John Peter, 10:40 A Sermon by Pastor Daries Council of Churches.. Then, Tepresentatives of the Real Estate adult division superintendent. “Increasing Gur Little Faith’ |{Board, the Chamber of Com- — Leslie Colvin served as genera] Wednesday—7.45 P. M. Lenten Service merce, the Church Federation, [locating the headquarters ‘reas- contractor and Burns and Burns, business and othér areas dis-/onably adjacent to the population architects.

cussed the city’s opportunity to center of the United States,’ re Brightwood Free Methodi st

31st & Forest Manor Ave. | :compete for the headquarters. writes The Century. Indianapolis Rov J. Clinton Swanagan. As a result of the meeting, Dr. is the large city nearest the popu- Memorial Window Welcome Save creat Ralph L. Holland, generdl secre-/lation center but others also de- To Honor Late Pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL tary of the Indiana Council of serve consideration.” | A Dunkel M | Churches, wrote for information expected to rial Window I rnacle

9:30 A.M.

i . . a Evening Worship—7:30 P {to Dr. Benjamin Lacey, chairman Dr. Crane to Speak Presbyterian Church the comi Revs. EE. Wright, O. L. 'of the council's national head-| . autumn, mmg Mumav, Evangelistic Campaign 'quarters committee on location. At Caleb Mills Hall Su t..

| The window now i ee | ‘Dr. Lacey of the faculty of the hi. } n process of Union Theological Seminary, Dr. George W. Crane of Chi- manufacture by the Wil lett

Richmond, Va. indicated in his C480, psychologist and lecturer, Stained Glass Co. Philadelphia, reply - that no steps have been Will speak on “Horse Sense in ™ In honor the memory of the late taken toward establishing a per- Home Relations” Mar. 1 at 8:30 J. Ambrose Dunkel, onetime manent headquarters and that the , 1 i Caleb Mills Hall pastor of the church. It was dur-| field is still open. Dr. Gra , |ing Dr. Dunkel's ministry that the . . ne, who specializes in! jedifice at 34th and Central Encourages Group every kind of personal and family erected. ns Was This week, Dr. Holland talked problem, will be sponsored here — with Dr. Samuel M. Cavert, exec- by the Third Christian Church. HIGH IN RESULTS and low in utive secretary of the National He has taught a Bible class in the cost are Times classified ads. Use Council of Churches, in Columbus, [Chicago Methodist Temple for them for dozens of every-day

UNITARIAN North Unitarian Church

Orchard School, 42d and Diam, Church School—10:30 A. M Character Research Program rch Services—11 A. M. “Can the 3 frit Survive in the Life the World?’ Rev. John K. Hammon. minister

Parsonsge. #50 E. 34th 8t.. WI. 0829.

ST. MARK'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

0. And Dr. Cavert encouraged more than 30 years. He is the needs . . . selling . . . renting . Prospect and Linden Sts {Indianapolis to go ahead and try author of the textbook, “Psychol- hiring help , , recovering lost| Rev. Duane E. Schroeder to get the headquarters. He said, ogy Applied.” articles . . , swaps . Services, : in essence, that it is ‘a gamble as) Members of the Third Church Phone Riley 5551 and place a low- Or *Dip ..... cesses « 10:45 A. M. [to what city will be successful in ‘will hear Dr. Crane talk about cost Times Want Ad. Sunday School ..... «+ 9:30 A. M.|

Psychological Strategy for Win- a. ning Christianity” at a 6:10 p. m. Fi irst United Lutheran Church

doing so. It is estimated that between

4000 and 5000 outstanding Chris- dinner Mar. 1. The same after-

Prayer School, Meetings Planned

Methodist Church Awaits Bishop's Visit

The Broadway Methodist Church announces a school of prayer, cottage prayer meetings, a visit from a bishop just returned from Africa and a series of Lenten dinners. Mrs. Louise

"ST. MATTHEW EV. LUTHERAN B. New York & Oxford Sts. Rev. Carl H. Amelung

9:30 A. M.—Sunday Sohiool for al Agen,

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL

ET Church 2 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 & { GA-1945—GA-9480

METHODIST CHURCHES

Eggleston of Richmond, Va, who is known over the country for her ability as a devotional: leader, will conduct the prayer school Monday : and Tuesday in T the church, She will speak Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the opening

Dr. Pierce

begin at 10:30 a. m., continue through a luncheon session and include a closing meeting at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Eggleston formerly directed spiritual life for the Virginia Conference Woman's Society of Christian Service. She travels over the country organizing prayer groups and speaking in schools, colleges and to the Camps Farthest Out groups. Throughout most of the remain der of Lent, a number of families of the church will hold cottage prayer meetings, or devotional services in their homes. Hosts and hostesses have agreed to invite at least 15 guests to attend the prayer meetings, The church reports that response for hosts has been so enthusiastic that two prayer meetings will be held on some nights. : | The cottage prayer services are — scheduled for Thursday night and each succeeding Monday, Tuesday, | Thursday and Friday night until Holy Week. One of the three,

10:30 A. M. Morning Norsip

al Isist at each meeting. They are!

[Ripple . Methodist Church will | William Brantley and the Rev.

Gordon Smith, Broad Ripple

The whole community includ- |High School pupil, will describe "ENGLEWOOD JOD CHRISTIAN

{of Marion and Johnson counties! A number of the young people sv x Rural

ond Service of a OM |

{ministers of the church will as-|

{Dr. Robert B. Pierce, the Rev.| {Carl C. Shafer. Bishop H. Clifford Northcott of | the Wisconsin Area, who recent-| ly returned from six months in| Africa, will speak following a family dinner Wednesday, Feb. 28, at 6:15 p. m. in the church. | The coming Wednesday night] and on Mar, 7 and 14, Sunday, school classes will spoasor pitch-| in suppers followed by devotions) for church members.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Delaware and Walnut Streets (700 North)

rims §

Dr W_ A. Shullenberger. Minister | Chureh School—9:30 A. M. .. . Morning Worship—10:45 A. M., Music by excellent choir.

Ssrmon; “Why So Many People Attend Church.” Youth Fellowship, 5:30 P. M.

CHURCH

Dr. Harry Poll Two Morning Services, 8:15-10:48 “Christ the Way”

3:30-_Bible School 6:15 P. M.—Christian Youth 7 30—Evening Worship

The Sower of the Seeds”

CHT WEST MORRIS ST.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH

W. Morris at Blaine Wm. H. Mackey, Min.

Morning Worship, 9:30 I ia Ye Able?” 0:45 A M Bible School 6:15 P. M ~Ohhsiian Endeavar 7:30 P, M.—Evening Worship “Fruits of Preaching”

session. Tuesday's meetings will|™

NORTH METHODIST CHURCH

Meridian at 38th Street Dallas L. Browning, D.D.—Gerald L. Clopsaddle, B.D. Ministers 9:30 a. m.~Church School Procession to New Building 10:45 a. m.—"Open Doors of Opportunity,” Dr. Browning, preaching. 2:00 - 5:00 p. m~—"Open House" Reception. We invite all interested persons to inspect the new Educational Building and enjoy our fellowship. 6:00 p. m.—Angelus Hour for Youth. 1931—The Sanctuary

ROBERTS PARK CHURCH

Since 1821 Delaware at Vermont Ministers Amos 1. Boren, D.D. George W. Dinwiddie, 8. T. B. 9:30 A. M.—Church,_8chool. G. Wilbur Little, Supt. | 10:45 A. M.—"In Christ There Is No East or West.” 530 P.M.~M.Y.F.

1951—The Educational Building

BROADWAY Fall Creek Pkwy. at Broadway Ministers: ROBERT B. PIERCE, D.D. CARL D. SHAFER, WM. R. BRANTLEY Church School 9:30 Duplicate Worship Services 8:15 and 10:45 “God Gave the Increase.”

7:30 P. M.—*“Christ Our Pilot.” |(The first in a series, The Endless Special Music— Line of Splendor.) “The Purple Aires,” from 6:00—~M.Y.F. Ben Davis High School. 1 OTH STREET METHODIST

EDGEWOOD Charles R. Holmes,

At Edgewood Grade School Gym While E. Wehdall A Askew, Building New Church 10th St. at Keystone Bak "

E. D. Thistlewaite. Minister 2 Gren Hp Ses sciiod br: E23 A, Mo » » ermon: re 9:30 A. M.—~Church School. Sm Bev: A * Holmes. : bisachine. 10:30 A. M.—""The Lord's Prayer. | s:00P. 3 P. M—Jutern Youth 3 2.00

1:30 P.M True Neighbocliness.” ___|

Home of the Everson Bible Class

Christian Science Churches

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

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

LESSON FOR SUNDAY, FEB. 18th « S 0 U L »

Morning Service, 11 O'clock, In All Churches and The Sociely

FOURTH CHURCH Pleasant Run Pkwy, S. 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

FIRST CHURCH 3620 East 38th Street Evening Service 5:00 o'clock R., Church Edifice

SECOND CHURCH Delaware at 12th R. R., 1920 N. Meridian, Suite 1 Evening Service, 5:00

> THIRD CHURCH Washington Blvd. at 34th R. R., Church Edifice 16092 Prospect St. Evening Service, 8:00 R. R., 1611 Prospect

SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ABOVE CHURCHES AT 11 A. M.

SEVENTH CHURCH (Colored) 310 West 28th St.—Sunday School, 9:30 A. M.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY 2246 W. Washington St.—Sunday School 11:00 A. M.

Wednesday Evening Meetings in All Churches and the Society at 8 P. M.

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

"BELMONT CHURCH OF CHRIST |

| 1002 S. Belmont Ave. SUNDAY PROGRAM | Tune in WISH 7:30 0. m. - 7:45 { Bible Classes, 9:45 a. m. *Worship and Preaching 10:45 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. | Dean Clutter, Minister—MA. 1859 | Wednesday Services, 7:45 p. m. |

UNITY PRAYER GROUP

Affiliated with Unity Jhes Summit, Mo. SUNDAY. 11 A M. 3 P. DR. FREDERICK ELIAS ANDREWS Open Daily 10 to 4 Sat. Till 2 | Unity Literature Classes Consultant | E. Market St, Rm. 502, FR-42

| VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA :

320 N. llinois St.

Lt. Col. K. Grace Crondall, Comm. SUNDAY, 7:30 P.

Speaker: IRVIN MARTZ Music: Mrs. Glen Way aad Mrs. Al isenberg

Helping Enangelise The Wedd

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CHURCH of GOD

CONGREGATIONS

Nor side Church, 900 West 30th St. TWO STIMULATING WEEKS—T7:30 NIGHTLY

FEBRUARY 19-23 REY. C. E. BYERS

Rev. Byers has pastored the Springfield, Ohio, Church of God for 33 years. He is recognized as an authority on prophetic interpretation. His lectures will include the use of large illustrating charts. -

REV. C. E. BYERS

For

‘One For “One G Protest appeals for during Lent is being co: Council of | Lent con gift of Hi and, therefc sharing tim Sunday. “Different conduct reli ways. Fou nations an have forme der the aus Council of C Disciples a relief through Fi eight-day p Compassion

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Members Churches w services to colleges, cli: cruit young Christian si Gospel over evangelism, sons, for | and for a v ligious and Near and F; Dr. Frank dent of th Church in sentative of of Churches from a rou gain inform: One Great He was acc Crews, direc! of broadcast National Co

Religious

IRVINGTON «Dr. Howard W erson O. Hous instruction cla church member: &, m. on Sund:

Butle Minis Dr. Si To Be

Dr. Sear “ville, Tenn., sponsored by The Ind! Religion, wit attend, will | Chapel. Dr. Bates as professor | versity of 1 now is prof Union Theolc¢ Dr. Nooe, ¢ the Internat the Disciples yvanrs ministe Christian Ch Sche Dr. Bates’ hours to be rent Chang Environment day, 11:30 a World-Wide Tuesday, 7:3 and the Loc: day, 11 a. n ward,” Wedn Addresses scheduled ui titles at the toral Care in Wednesday, “Preaching 1 gion,” Wedne Ministers’ a tea Tuesd Dr. Bates’ le lounge. Dr. Jr., editor o speak on “A {sm Moves F fsters’ lunche in the Northe building. Simultaneo wives will House of ti Church, 4550 two-day prog fellowship wi Wednesday o ligion campu

Wheele Auxilia

Members a 75 new dress made for W dren to wea

|tian leaders with their families/n00on, at 2 o'clock, women of the APBroNImately 4000 high, school) would come here to make their|cOngregation will assemble for a ? 701 N. Pannsylvanio St: 13th and Carrollton mission auxi GL repli ? led homes as a result of the location] {lecture by the speaker. His topic Pri HUFRMAN, fustoe FORD PORTER, Pastor Er day. Plies revealed many will be “How to Build a Christian 30 A. M.—MORNING WORSHIP BROADCASTS EACH WEEK FER. 26 - MAR. 4 The Wheels

of the headquarters in Indianap-| y things, among them that 80 per| 9 P |Home.” 9:15 A. M. Church School will meet for

cent of the group belong to joss, It Js said tne entire business J Li Church Office, L1-9502 Pastor's Home, HI-3925 WIBC WCBC DR. E. C. CAUDILL eon that day ghurches of syvagess, The.aameand, be affected — housing, bank-| AIP SERVICE CENTER Ap Ee XE AE Hn : 1070—KC | Mon. Shr py. Dr. Caudill, of Middletown Rey. a, Ce : - . ' ’ the Brookside of worship or religious instruction!/Ing, transportation, hotels, restau- Women of 88. Peter and Paul's BAPTIST "CHURCHES Sunday, 8:00 A.M Sunday Yo x M. Ohio, has pastored for 25 years Brethren Chu

nts and, of course, the churches. |Catholie Cathedral and the Little Dugal Smith *

classes. More than half go to/'® — : Sunday school. » | “The General Board of the Na- Flower and St. Philip Neri Cath-| HCJB this one congregation. Under ap iy tional Council of Churches was olic Churches are furnishing cakes WOODRUFF PLACE a CENTRAL BAPTIST Shortwave, 1:8 Mo Hl nis leadership this congregation ped. Hout, W ABOUT 44 PER CENT said jinstructed 7 foe Counce ; Gene jane Pies for Jlstribution on Sun-| Cor. East Michigan at N. Walcott | Invites You to Worship With Us Dis ane! Tracts fa 2¢ Lan usgeR | has grown to an average of : Ey they are enrolled in youth groups eral Assembly to ‘weigh carefully’ days in the Servicemen's Center, Dr. Walter Hand re a hm | i : “x x BTOUPS, the possibility and advantages of 111 N. Capitol Ave. T 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School. at Cantzal Aye. & Westfield Rivd, EY 1030 A. wx. SVer 4 thousand people, UR. %. ©, CAUDILL oy hata 10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship. Dr. Cletis 10:48 A. M.—Morning Service. 6:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. Tated | e na

Brown, | 400 P M.—Vespers CP MB Y.P | 7:30 P. M.——Dr. Brown

THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

MERIDIAN AT VERMONT Dr. Ozie D. Pruett, Th. D.

9:30 A. M.—Bible School 10:45 A. M.—

guest speaker,

Dr. G. H. O'Donnell speaking A CHRIST-CENTERED MESSAGE 0:48 A. M.—Bible School.

Classes for All Ages.

Evangelist BILL PARRAM Guest speaker at h morning and evening services.

7:30 P. M. Baptismal Services in the __ Flowing Water Baptistry

“TWO LAWS"

The Low of Moses and the Law of God. What Is the Difference Between the Two? Which Was

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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN | ribs ARS, | rwi6 HORNING SERViCRs

“The Fifth Reason for Cheer.” Mark 6:50 | Dr. Frants preaching. | | |

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4:30 P. M.—High School Young People. 7:18 P. M.—Post High Scheol. rr . P M., Supper & Cenvacation|

WALLACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN.

4808 EAST 10TH ST.

MERIDIAN HEIGHTS

“The Promise of Power.” Dr. Pruett

| ev. John ergen, Minister | » » SR died Ha | “ina Seno 8.48 : Broadcast over WIRE Abolished at the Cross? } ee ’ OR orship, 10:4 . 4 J SECOND PRESBYTERIAN i aan Gee 6:00 P. M.—Children, Youth and Adult Fellowships | Sunday Feb 18 al 1:30 p MW : nIhe Historie Church of Whieh | m—— 7:00 P. M.—"Holiness-Indispensable.” Dr. Pruett | ' oe . Th Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts. 8 AN BE. bb. FAIRVIEW Thursday, 7:00 P. M.—""Rewards of Faithfulness” AT THE Oot tonal Morpine, orahp: 11:00 2. M SR. and Capitol Ave. The First Baptist Church announces change in time for the Se th D Ad ti i Ch by " fu nay Ses 4h a" VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister following services: Sunday Evening—Training program, 6 venin- ay vents ure ; "MA, Me ghuroh a P. M:; Evening Service, 7 P. M.. Thursday Evening—6:15 CORNER OF ALABAMA and 23rd STREETS ~ TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN 10: “0 AM Morning Reliaians Life” Family Dinner; 7. Prayer Meeting; 7:45 Special ho E b d | | it d t H A th Ki 2401 MAR i Lid . verybody Is Invited to Hear Arthur Kiesz

14th and Central

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