Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1951 — Page 4

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Church News— Busy Time For Cupid

Grooms More Jittery Than Brides, Custodian Observes

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editor

Here comes the bride quite unaware of what lies before her. She, with her young man, is heading straight for the city’s Little Church Around the Corner. In reality, it is the McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian ‘Church. I did not refer, above, to the bride's ignorance of what coming years hold for her and | to arrange to use the same her marriage. <The future is greenery and heavy palms, shar-

CO-WORKERS—Dr. Ro

Ewing Vale, ministe®, and Bill Baxter;

custodian, collaborate to id a success of McKee Chapel wed-

| “dings. ‘

veiled from us all, alike. - I'Ing the ‘expense of them, even if :

meant That the ‘about-to-be-mar- Hey Wish .to pave’ different cut

flowers. ’ ried couple will discover the very “he bride and groom should

unusual way the Tabernacle, ’ y together at their wedding, Church handles its many wed- py “10 urges. Therefore, near dings. [the close of the ceremony, he has

Baptists Name Rev. J.F. Knight

The Rev. John F. Knight

For example, the minister, Dr. the congregation stand and the Columbus will assume his duties Roy Ewing Vale, does not appear pride and groom kneel. Then he on the staff of the Indianapolis

at the Feheatssl oe Jou|says a very special prayer for the know, usually takes 4 oun couple, Aft et night before a wedding. Dr. Vale's whols oy EE eo secretary, Mrs. Walter E. Hansen prayer” in concert. Jr., officiates in his stead. Told to Avoid Haste Yevelve from Dr. Vale a beauti- | lettered and illustrated instructs the couple and ‘Ully let J 8 the attendants in the proper way booklet titled, Our Wedding to walk down the aisle, where to Treasure.” Among the quotations stand in the chancel and at what J contains is this one from the “Book of Ruth": in the service to kneel, She =U Poi asks the bride and Whither thou goest, T will go: aT. not to break into double and where thou lodgest, I will

lodge: thy people shall be my time and practically run . my Tick the altar after the cere- people and thy God, my God.

Hansen even assumes tne UJ. S. War Dead Service To Honor

role of minister, stands where Dr. vale will stand next day, and takes the couple through the en Worshipers ant speskie to morrow at the 9 a, m. drive-in service in the Shadeland Outdoor

tire service making it all clear Theater will pay honor to Ameri-

She

as she goes, Dr. Vale thinks a marriage

All the newly wedded persons’

Baptist Convention Friday.

The convention headquarters are located here but the new staff member will live in Peru.

He will travel over the state as field secretary giving assistance in a variety of ways to the 430 churches of the convention. The Rev. Mr. Knight will aid in building fund campaigns, try to find pastors for vacant pulpits and pulpits for pastors and give counsel as it is needed. He has been pastor of the First Baptist Church, Columbus, the past six years. He is a member of the General Council of the American Baptist Convention and has served on many boards in this state,

Famed Chicago Soloist To Give Recital Here

for

Methodist Women To Meet Friday

Mrs. Sumner 1. Martin will give the devotions for. the meeting of the Methodist City Council Auxiliary meeting at 1:30 p. m. Friday in Fletcher Place Methodist Church, Mrs. H. O. Terry will outline the highlights of the recent Goodwill ‘Industries convention here. Mrs. Howard Lytle will talk on the auxiliary’s relationship to the industries and Mrs. H, F. Ayers will report on finances. The host woman's society will serve tea. Mrs. Lloyd Kirk, new auxiliary president, will preside.

5000 Due at Rally

Approximately 5000 Methodist! { 8 |projects both in the United States ;,,, iierature

young people from 48 states are expected to attend a youth convocation of their denomination Aug. 27 to 31 on the campus of Purdue University.

‘BAPTIST CHURCHES

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___. nt Dr. McCormick to Retire As Head of Mission Society

Dr. Hary B. McCormick who cation among Negroes and for in an international college and. university students. |

SATURDAY, MAY 26,°1951

has served

capacity since 1926 as president) United Christian Mis-|eign mission churches has in-| sionary Society will retire from! creased under his guidance from|

of the the office June 30. Dr. McCormick, a Hoosier born in Allen County, is; known to thou-* sands of Dis-" ciples of Christ * as'‘Mac.” He is giving up his st in compliante with the soe Pepys. ule Eo that their presi-

dents must retire pr McCormick

at the age of 67.

First United Lutheran Church

701 N: Pennsylvania St. PAUL E. HUFFMAN, Pastor 10:30 A. M.—MORNING WORSHIP “GOD'S CREATIVE LOVE" CHURCH SCHOOL, 9:30 A. M.

Membership of Disciples’ for- Church Office, L1-9502 Pastors Hame

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ers mt 1 SU CTIAN, SCIENCE CHURCHES

12393 nationals for 421 mission Branches of The Mother Church

{churches. Total society assets throughout the world, of net The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.

worth over liabilities, now amount to $8,791,999. ES A 10-year program of advance covering all phases of the United | Society's missionary and educa-

|tional program was launched The Public Is Cordially Invited to Visit Our Services ami under Dr. McCormick's leader- ” Free Reading Rooms (R. R.) . ship. a ? : oa NS In 1941, Dr. McCormick was . O" imine Pu Lesson for Sunday, May. 27th

[Present {Convention of Disciples.

asl “SOUL AND BODY".

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He expects to continue in active one of four delegates of the Diswork as temporary pastor of ciples: at the 1948 organizational churches in need of ministers and "assembly of the World Council as leader of spiritual life confer- of Churches in Amsterdam, Hol-

ences. {land. He was also one of the Miss Jessie Trout, society vice! Disciple representatives at the | constituting’ convention of the

» the organipresident, will gue | : E {National Council of Churches of zation until a new president as-'cy,iet in the U.S.A. last Decemsumes his duties. The society will per in Cleveland, Ohio. elect a successor to Dr. McCor- -

mick at its annual meeting, June Queen Mother 84 Today

20 and 21, in Indianapolis. , Dr. and Mrs. McCormick willl LONDON, May 26 (UP) —Queen continue residence for the present Mary celebrates her 84th birthday at 27 S. Downey Ave. today with a luncheon in Buck- > : {ingham Palace. The Queen Mother Progress Noted {also was to attend the presentaProgress and accomplishment tion of colors to the Royal Afr have characterized Dr. McCor- Force in Hyde Park.

mick’s administration of the so-| ein in

ciety just as they did his terms] STERAT Y= as a minister of churches. Under UNITY PRAYER GROUP

his leadership, the society has undertaken a number of nNeW| amiiated with Unity Lee's 8 . UNDAY. 11°A 'M “and aw DR FREDERICK F NDREWS

ELIAS A Open Daily 10 to 4 > Sat. Till 2 8 E Market St. Rm 502. FR-4254

CENTRAL’ CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Delaware and Walnut Streets 1700 North)

and overseas. These include the] reorganization of the .work of | 200,000 churchwomen, a comprehensive program of Christian edu-

Dr W A Shullenberger, Minister Church School—9:30 A. M.

Morning Services at 11 O'Clock in All Churches and the Society

NORTHEAST

FIRST CHURCH x 3620 E. 38TH ST

EVENING SERVICE, 5 P M. R. R.. CHURCH EDIFICE

DOWNTOWN SECOND CHURCH DELAWARE AT 13TH

EVENING SERVICE 5 P R R.. 1920 N. MERIDIA

34TH STREET THIRD CHURCH

WASHINGTON BLVD. AT 34TH EVENING SERVICE, 8 P. M. R. R.. CHURCH EDIFICE

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SOCIETY 2246 W. WASHINGTON

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COLLEGE AT 62D EVENING SERVICE, 7:30 P. M. R. R.. CHURCH EDIFICE

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(COLORED) 310 W. 28TH ST. SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 9:30 A. M.

ABOVE CHURCHES AT 11 A. M.

Wednesday Evening Meetings In All Churches and Society 8 P. M.

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RODEO—'""Despers Pirates” plus ¢ NEIG ARLINGTON—''M| on the Farm’ a VALON-—''Caged’ ELL—"Bird of Horde." BELMONT—'"The “Tarzan's Peril. CINEMA—"Roya

Danger. CORONET “Tom bands.” DAISY '‘Hoedowr EMERSON-—""Roys of the Great D

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and ‘Di LINCOLN~"Band! r

MECCA—"Bombar

ley Gunfighter.’ TRAY op) ‘Tarzan’'s Peril ORIENTAL— "The

‘Cry Danger.’ PIXY—"Operatior Peril.” REX—"Gambling Tucson.” RITZ—' Lemon D Korea." RIVOLI—' "Ma anc Farm’ and *“'V! SANDERS—' ‘The

Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. Music by excellent choir FC CECT eeGY

can war dead. : | } Sermon: “What's Added Is Important.”

ceremony loses in solemnity 1 A / sefic) fete Chaplain Norman F. Berning Rosa Page Welch, 20, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Youth Fellowship—5:30 P. M.

tne minister “acts fit out” wit {of Ft. Wayne will speak on “I known over the country as a soloVERMONT AND MERIDIAN jee a

the principals peforehand. SetlLnown ¢ Joo 84 - : arge $ 8, nacle staff speaks with authority Military Personnel.” Otto A. Hell- i he Aton Chat ANE on rr Dr. Ozie D. Pruett, Th.D. EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH | George Newton, choir director f New Jersey and North Streets Paul Fidlar, organist. Frederick R. Daries, Pastor

about weddings. He is Bll Bax- wege will direct the Trinity LuPaul H. Frankenfeld. Assistant Pastor

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ler. popularsy RROWR 20 BIL are theran Church Junior Choir in Gnu Weick will be sponsored . s an fo .! $ aia : = Tabernacle custo special music, by the Indiana Branch Woman's

Rill says grooms Are more Jittery) ~ mpe drive-in seryices have been

NEAR

10 Missionary Society of the A. M. E. y h School CI 9:45 A. M.—Church SHERIDAN — than brides and nine out of planned to offer an opportunity : . 9:30 A. M.—Church School Classes s.0n aD urch School ERIDAN or men would prefer not to have big pp Y Church. She sang at the historic - adie Fadi, Services of Worship [ F sPoSyviille of

10:45 A. M.—"Stewardship of Sorrow” 7:00 P. M.—"The World's Only Hope”

for many persons to attend who oroanizational convention of the “Tarzan's Peril. STAR—' Dakota’

Special recognition to the oldest might not otherwise do so, the National Council of Churches in

members present

veddings. ST. CLAIR—"'Ma

Signals the Organist Protestant sponsors say. Invalids, December in Cleveland and holds . : Bri oh ghe Farm: and The custodian lights the can- shut-ins, families with small chil- citation awarded by the Na. Thursday 7:00—Mid-week Prayer Service Brightwood Free Methodisi SALVATION STRAND—'Ma a : TACOMA — “Sh

E. 31st & Forest Manor Ave. “Frisco Serenad

‘es, tells the usters when to Wn-dren, persons about to spend the tional Conference of Christians | You are invited to worship with us Memorial Sunday

. he d t of d d y . 1 rel seg Mert ra the white carpet, signals the day out of doors and any who do and Jews for distinguished serv- | Rev. J. Clinton Swamagan. TREO, ‘organist to begin the wedding not feel quite appropriately jce to the cause of brotherhood. Walet er raat ARMY eriows me

The freewill offering taken at WOODRUFF PLACE | CENTRAL BAPTIST

the recital will go to missionary Cor. East Michigan at N. Walcott | Invites You to Worship With Os causes. Mrs. Flossie B. Bailey, is Dr Walter Hand at Central Ave & Westfield Blvd. The management gives the use conference society president and Daylight Saving Time 10:45 A M.—Morning Service.

march and starts the bride and dressed for formal services in a her party toward the front of church, all will be welcomed in the church. (the Shadeland Theater. From his varied experience at|

Sunday School. 9:30 A. Morning Worship 10:30 Path Subject: “The Bright N and 8hining Path." | Evening Worship 7:30 P M. | gSubject: “The Destiny of The Boul"

VOGUE—'"Only t Guvrs from Tex ZARING—'Only | ond

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A Good Will Visit of the

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thus giving a helping hand, Bill or the drive-in auditorium free. the Rev. W. H. Jones, pastor. 10.4 i 9.45 A M —Bible School. historic Wome says one incident stands oUt —0mwo— T_T - sree fy PM va, i Classes for All Ages. . 4 oS Noch ha Avidly in his memory. A young [830PM-B YP i] Ch : t Ih 2 F S ] A lesque” and “Bt PvLy nervously strained and ex- METHODIST CHURCH ES | 1730p. M "The Best” LYNDHURST—Lyndhurst Dr. 3 blocks 8 "Ss ure amous da vation rmy O01 MAPLECROFT D! cited, fainted as he and his best TUXEDO PARK—29 N Grant (4100 East. 9 Washingion St bonsis J. Duauie,) (Episcopal) . 0 Fe man awaited the bride and her | lotion, SNE UM THF avn Sava 94 wm sd TH DW, ON THE CIRCLE Kk B d d S ; MAYWOOD DRI maids at the chancel. The cus- ROBERTS PARK CHURCH BROADWAY EMERSON AVE. —Emerson & E. New York. cROOKED CREEK—N Mich: Rd. & otal The Rey ear Crate an an ongsters 9 MERIDIAN oR todian so timed the entrance of Since 1821 Fall Creek Pkwy. at Broadway A Peter Vroom. 10:30 A. M.-7:30 P. M. | Louis G Crafton 945—10:48: TP M | The Rey. F Hamil 0 Io, C d 0 2 sourl Raid" an the attendants that the groom Delaware at Vermont Ministers: CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN We Anoaere rom Hamilton, Ontario, Canada 9 | pENDLETON PIN was on his feet again when the Ministers Amos L. Boren, D.D. ROBERT B. PIERCE, D. D. The Rev. Wiliam 2. W i Pa Kettle Bao bride reached him. De = CARL SHAPES. FIRST—16th & Del UNION—17th & Rembrandt Pries-oriaain E A i Dr. Vale usually interviews 9:30 A. M.—Church School WM. R. BRANTLEY - aware embran . Sunday Services SATURDAY 7:45 P. M. 4 A the Farm" and each couple before he unites them G. Wilbur Little, Supt| Duplicate Worship Services Rev. Marcus W Johnson, Minister Rev. Gerard B. Blue. Minister NA a ; 9 ; ghow tonight: ‘n marriage. He tells them they 10:45 A. M.—“Is There a Better 8:15& 10:45— “What Mean the Weekdays 8. 12:08 ps | THEATAIR Wn should belong to the same church, Way for You?” Dr. Stones?” 11:00 A. M. Subject 10:30 A. M. Subject Wed. and Pri. 7:00 Sacred Music, Roberts Park Methodist 9 the Farm" and not necessarily his or any spe- Boren. {8:00 P. M\.—M. Y. F. “The Two Religions.” “Principles of Sacrifice.” ’ s {ov tonight: cific one. but some church In| 5.30 p. M.—M.Y.F. me a Church, Delaware at Vermont 9 | TEAaR Twn which they both can be useful. ,.,n, M.—“Four Fi "Dp EAST 10TH STREET o . o | 9 1 ily_Honeymoon'’ This points the way to marital :30 P. oe Bou res. r, LR | Garfield Heights Church of Christ Tickets on Sale at State Headquarters, 80e f 3 “The Gal Who happiness, he is convinced. ania Dy rons | / Fill in Questionnaire Wendall Eskew. 2842 Shelby Street 4 / 4 But first of - when the young EDGEWOOD B. 10th St at Keystone Ave. Bible Study, 10 A. M. Evening Service, 7 P. M. 3 SUNDAY 4 man and young woman ask to be Services in Hoo horeh. 2 Sohaol "erie 304 ot . W. L. TOTTY. Minister GA-1945--GA-9480 #4 g i married in the chapel or the 8. D. Thistlewaite. Minister spe Meshaoorny A eragse. | Morning Worship, 11 AM. Wed. Eve. Service, 7:45 i 7 Three Services Central Hall 4 8 church, they must fill in a ques- 9:30 A. M.—Church School. 5:00 P M —Intermediate M. Y F i 9 ’ ee 9 tionnaire presented by Mrs. Fan. 10:3 A M Memorial Servien. “Ther Naa] “905M —Methogut Youth Peslgwstun. | Ee —— = = 9 Alabama at Michigan 4 sen, If the full data thus com-| 7:30 P. M.—' Frontier to Conquer.” > ——ee SS 0 ® 10:45 A. M.—Devotional Service i piled reveal that one of them has NORTH CHURCH REVIVAL MEETING IN PROGRE 13th and Carrollton 4 \ : 4 bh divorced, they may be mar- i s i FORD PORTER. Pastor i 2 ® 2:30 P. M.—Festival of Music 9 eT in the church. only, if they Meridian at 38th Street McCarty St. Pilgrim Holiness Church, 359 W. McCarty BROADCASTS EACH WEEK | 4 7 can comply with Presbyterian | Gerald t, Sinpuacle. sD EVENGELIST Rev. R. D. PERRY—Bible Teacher Exposifer Cre ¥ T ® 7:00 P. M.—Musical Evangelism Service / M-rriage Laws, | nislers 2 : { . Many denominations are rep- G0 to Church Sunday. a he | Special Murcane meni ancad- 7,30 Each Evening Yai | WRC wnxo (iA The Featured Speaker Will Be 6 resented among these couples.| Sermon IP IT WERE No» 80." J | Sunday. 5:00 AM. eS RM 11 5 9 Even so, all must abide by the’ Ade aTowniing presehing, . rr ———— = | Sunday 10 A. M. | (PJ S Brigadier Ernest Green, Divisional Commander 9 Presbyterian Marriage Laws. | ——— 5 op Done . | HCJB 11 of this Visiting Canadian Division g omen tame ner rney ~~ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES Lighthouse Tabernacle | mri 4 ans sal. Friday, 9:30 P.M. may send their dresses to the | Gospel Tracts in 24 Languages / : ; i 0 church if they wish to don them FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 918 E. 66th St. (2 blocks E. of College) | Distributors in 100 Poretgn Countries | [14 The Public Is Cordi ally Invited 9 there instead of at home. Mrs. Provinces and Islands 9 i Hansen promises carefully to GEORGE ARTHUR FRAN Pentecostal Revival Butuan A Mo 0:0 A Me | 9 fo Enjoy This Feast of Music 9 stow them away. CHARLES RICHARD BROWN 30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. 0 Brides and grooms belonging TWO MORNING SERVICES . . Rev. a roy AL. 1 | 9 : 9 | to Tabernacle Church sometimes snsnet Fulffa’- fier 3:0. Now in Third Week wil soexk at morning and evening | rrr] | ’ > 5 n e g. _service. Bul iin ddd die de ee indi esos dioecious de dri din | church social rooms. Tabernacle 1:15 F MMos High Benoa! Youns People - SERVICES EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT MONDAY, 1:45 P. M. | 0000 = re will furnish the punch bowl and vr ToT re PA Ferret . { GRBHBBPB006800 00000 é ee doses glasses. But everything eise is WALLACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN Evangelist R. P. POLAND ® 00000000060 s provided by the families. Certain 4805 EAST 10TH ST of Illinois, Preaching. T [X' E S Eb C H U R C % b S oO a C x R i S T wedding fees also are explained! Rev John H. Bergen. Minister aa Av yu Salvation for sinners. » ® by Mrs. Hansen. These are Sunday School—9:30 A. M y Baptism of Holy Ghost for Believers. ” : Resersazy {to meet the expense of]... MOTDI0s Worshin—10:454 M Er . Healing for sick and afflicted. e CON TEND FOR THE FAITH WHICH WAS ONCE FOR s utilities, th ’ h —-— i es, ihe custodian, orgamist SECOND PRESBVIERIAN rh rien Prophecy on the seed sowing % the Lord, ® ALL DELIVERED UNTO THE SAINTS” » : The Historie Church of Which uth Groups. \ reat Baptismal Services June Weddings Popular Aenry Ward Beecher Was Minister Yoitn Grounm snp M Sunday, 2:30 P.M. on banks of White River at College Ave. bridge. » THE SCRIPTURES VERSUS ORAL TRADITION % In June as at Christmas, McKee JEAN 3 Ben. DD FAIRVIEW {Mast of the church (Air-conditioned) » The word “scripture,” of course, means “writing” and is commonly used with reference to 2 Chapel is more in demand th Ol / : ‘ " : : , 0 : al other seasons Wher saved Morging Worship 11:00 A | ‘Ni oo Cro Aes A WELCOME TO ALL! @ the Bible, the New Testament part of which consists of the teaching of Christ and his apos- @ couples ask to he married on the wg avlizh} Saving Tine, VIRGIL D RAGAN Minister WILLIAM and DENZIL TOTMAN, PASTORS, PHONE BR-1833 @ tles. Over against the authority of the written word, some claim a body of oral tradition ot NG same day in June, for instance, Ohuten Sehogl 8 45 A" Mm oS JNoachuien Seal , superior authority. Strangely enough, however, they go to the scriptures to prove. their claim » ce! oi Seles —.Bupper Lecture Thursday SPM “What Am I?" John Prinsioo, preaching. | » for oral tradition. That fact alone vitiates the claim for oral tradition and establishes the a anil Sm alee. TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN | wen iG t RN - - » superiority of the written word. Not a single tradition of today can be proven ancient or apos- ® StS alia Cantrar J ee | ~ 4 tolic except through writing, and so every tenet of faith and doctrine must finally. depend upon GE ST. MATTHEW THE REV DR ROY EWING VALE | G C t “ ) IVE the scripture for its authenticity and not upon oral tradition. Ne EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN | THE REV DR WALTER T PEARCY | o to Church Sunday <i 3 The apostle Peter seems to have had that principle in mind when he said, “Wherefore | shall be ready always 1 | | 9.30 A M —8unday School | : . to put you in remembrance of these things, though ye know them, and are established in the truth which is with MACHIN E New York & Oxford Sts. 10:43 A. M. Not Without Love | a » And. | think it ri in this » ev. Moorehead preachin ) . you. An think it right, as long as | am in this sesmmmmmmmnnmnmnmnmnnnmnmnnnr subi nl preaching. 1 = f 2a 3 In a é BELMONT CHURCH tabernacle, to stir you up by putting you in remem- IRVINGTON CHURCH ® 928 S. Pel 9:30 A M.—Bunday 8chool for all ages. r— a , » brance; knowing that the putting off of my tabernacle » 10:30 A. M.—""Love for God and Country." het cometh swiftly, even as our Lord Jesus Christ signified 1 John 4 121 . ul v be FA WORLD WIDE WooR NX » OF . CHRIST unto me. Yea, | will give diligence that at every time OF CHRIST » SRN ST. MARK S T = I] ¥ " @ 1002 South Belmont Avenue } ye may be able after my decease to call these things 25 N. Layman Avenue S$ OXYGE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN 2 AN) ) ) j . Sundoy fo remembrance.” (ON Pet. 1:12:15.) What things were Sunday * hia Zeulom i 20 H.G RIM ‘ Bible School 9:45 { they to remember after his death, and how were they Bible School 9:45 Prospect and Linden Sts. < , EX. 4 a» Morning Worship 10:45 to be enabled to remember them? Not by oral tra- re Worshi 1044 é H 4 Rev. Duane E. Schroeder Py } 8 = ® Evening Worship 7:00 dition nor by living successors, but By writing as he says Horning vey Du ® 402 N : \ . i aco further, “This is now, beloved, the:second epistle that ) : » Worship ........ cor. 10:45 A. M. H f t ‘ s Wednesday Evening 7:43 § "rite unto you; and in both of them | stir up your § Wednesaoy Evening 7:45 s Other Sunday School ....... 9:30 A. M. Pe Go 0 ¢ WEST WASHINGTON S1 sincere mind by putting you in remembrance; that ye BRIGHTWOOD CHURCH — y VIR - r . should remember the words which were spoken before | p—— VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA IN VITES YOU AND YOURS TO ® CHURCH OF CHRIST by the holy prophets, and the commandment of the OF CHRIST ® 320 N. Hilinois St Church e 2302 West Washington Shoat § L014, and Saviour through your apostles” (I Pet. £2046 orth Galo voor Guarant Lt. Col. K. Grace Crandall, : : :1-2.) Peter proposed to keep alive the teaching of LK Gace Lunar, tom ATTEND ITS CHURCHES TOMORROW | { ® Sundoy Christ and his opostes and prophets through writing Sunday 2 REPAIR : ; : gx : 4 rather than by oral tradition. We agree with Peter. . . christiap PARE REACT | 9:30 A. M—Sunday School 10:30 A. M.—WSiship Hour @ Dieters vin oh Haku 7 RITE’S w . Morning Worship 10:30 " " Worship 10:45 Howard Rickenbrode, chairman. h , (Next Week: "Is the Written Word Sufficient”) Tom Shaw in charge of music. 6:30 P M.—Young People 7:30 P. M.—Evangelistic Hr T ese Ch urches Await @ Evening Worship 7:00 : Evening 630 @ 43 8. UNITARIAN f $ Wednesday Evening 7:30 $ Wednesday Evening 7:30 3 ln NORTH UNITARIAN CHURUD BEECH UROVE- 10 3. uth SAAS PROSPECT —2000 EK. Progpeet | » - Orchard School. 42d and Byram 1 WROURSIDE—2101 Bromide grvemetme. men ony Your Presence Tomorrow! 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