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Presbyterian Group To Meet June 12 to 14

.The Synod of Indiana dnd thes state .f odfeal. Society of" Pres ‘Church, U. 8: Aj will meet simultaneously, June 12

to 14, on the campus of Hanover Ein rib w

College.

Dr. C. Morton Hanna, retiring Uajied bi

moderator of Charlestown, Ind. mectins

and Louisville, Ky. will give opening address in which he willl Ff

present obsérvatiops made in his! | tomorrow. travels in Central and South|Y%d America. Dr. Hanna has just re- FORMED CHURCH--Dr. Howarg J. B turned from his trip. {5s polis RE TR RT in the historic Hanover Presby-| Butler School of heligion Wil dls terian Church. After the celebra-| 11 & tion of the Holy Communion, the lov 0 eL the I lawn

The opening session will be held

moderator for 1951, '52 will be| mVNToN METHODIST | WOMAN'S. § 0 C1 ORR elected. SERVICE—Dr. Sion I %a artman, ro

Other Speakers Listed

Other speakers aty the conven-| tion will be Dr. Paul C. Payne,

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day noon at the James aie,

|tor of the Social Service Department of the {Chirch” Federati | Bii ob on, will speak ‘For rnoon session of the Wi 1% Christian Service TE 3 a hel

min the church. Mrs. RE.

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yy Foie eran Tuten ren, val” a speak on ' at the annual picnic omen’s Association Ssuburban of

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ons. ANUEL EVANGELICAL AND RE-

Baumrtel, executive secreta IndianChurch Federation, will give the]

ve the 1 sermon tomorrow in Sweeney noon basket inner will fol-

Disciple House, 4550

on “Former ersons Among Us" the! at urch. A morning session at 10 o'clock |

Philadelphia, general secretary of | and noon luncheon will precede the pro-|

the Board of Christian Education;!

Dr. Samuel A. Moffett, returned ens EY Pusery missionary to China; Dr. Harold Zon,

H. Baldwin, of the Board of Na-/ tional Missions, New York; Dr. Julian Price Love of the Presby-| terian Theological Seminary, Louisville, Ky. and Dr. H. H.| Baldwin of the Board of National Missions. Mrs. Elizabeth E. Turner of] Chicago, representing the Foreign Board's branch office, will address | the women of the Synodical So-! ciety during their convention. Mrs. H. A. Vermilya, Brownstown, will preside at the general meeting on June 13. Night meeting will be united sessions. Religlots events follows: TABERNACLE FREY FERIAN, Ce yterian Church, will spea “What Is America?’ at the men’s din-| ner Jeiday at 6:30 p. m. in the church] building. regeption in the ymnasium| will ne, the dinner which will

sponsored Lf TA Tabernacle Council ot Pi erian Men Tee SENITARIAN CHURCH—Dr.| E Burdette Backus, minister, will speak] & “Before Sorrow Comes" tomorrow at 5

a. m. over, WrEM an “Theism and Humanism, in The VOLUNTEERS

" at 11 chyrch. | RS OF AMERICA—John are ve the Gospel talk and Mrs. je special music, at the evanomorrow at 7:30 p. m. 520 N. Hlinois 8t. POON UNITE!

quarson will Paul Rhees, gelistic servi in the Shspel.

AN CHURCH—The congregation will ob serve Woman's Day tomorrow from 4 to

Church to Honor Fanny Crosby

The Park Avenue Evangelical United Brethren Church will present a Fanny Crosby musical pro-| gram at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in| the caureh. Song-writer Crosby’s works are much loved by Protestants. Some of them are “Tell Me the Story of Jesus,” “Pass Me Not, O Gentle Sgviour,” “Blessed Assurance” | and “Rescue the Perishing.” Quartets and the church choir

will sing the program with Mrs. ome Teague of the Central |

Herschel Duncan, organist, and Mrs. William McNally, pianist, in| charge, Soloists will include W. R. Mumma, Mr. Duncan and Mrs. | OO a Noblitt.

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Marian College

{exercises will be at 4 p. m. Sunday in the school auditorium.

Francis R. Duffy, :

presented by John J. Doyle, Ph. D., D PRESBYTERI- | and head of the Philosophy depart-|

gram, NORTH UNITARIAN ren's Day will be ohservod at ¢ wv

~ Chil | e 3} i m. will speak on The Boy ong fan and also christian children.

Exercises Listed |

Marian College Commencement

The Rev. C.8.8p., Ph. D., of Duquesne Uni-

at Camp Atter-| bury, will deliver! L the ¢c 0 m m ence-| ment address. Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte, D.D.,

Father Duffy diana polis and

{chancellor of the college will con-

fer the degrees. Candidates will be Very Rev. Msgr. chaplain

ment.

Salvation Army Plans

Memorial Services

The Salvation Army will honor two women killed in a recent automobile accident at memorial! services tomorrow night. Lt. Col. Herbert Pugmire, state commander, will conduct the! memorial services for Mrs. Mar-

tina Kinsley and Mrs. Lucille Em-|

erson in the Salvation Army Cen-| tral Hall, 234 E. Michigan St.; Both women were members of the Salvation Army for many! {years and active in the Women’s

Corps. The Central Corps Band and] {Songsters will give special music| and the state commander will! preach.

None Hurt in Crash

COLUMBUS, Ga., June 2 (UP)

|—An Eastern # Air Lines DC-3 lovershot the runway while land{ing here yesterday and plunged {into a 14-foot ravine, but none of ‘the 15 persons aboard was hurt.

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For your convenience we have recently added a parking lot in the rear of our

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Royer, communion breakf ureh Catholic Youth O

‘9:30 a.m. mass in St. Mary's The Church, 317 N. New Jersey St.

‘been invited to be present as a o to/for CYO president, is general

versity, Pitts-| burgh, now al U.S. Army Chap-! lain ‘with the] ‘rank of Captain

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. Mike Layden, former Notre Dame football star and Big Ten official, will address the annual At of the.

The breakfast at’ ho: a m Sunday, June 10, -irf the Catholic Community Center will follow a

The Most Rev, Paul C. Schulte, archbishop” of Indianapolis, kas

special guest. Fred Queisser sen-

chairman of the bréakfast. Young men and women betteen the ages 18 and 30 dre invited to attend the breakfast, which is an he annual event. Reservations will be taken through Monday by the CYO office, AT-13T1, or by the cn. | PBTiSh council members.

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ist Convention will present the | Chicago regional president, a group of Christian ministers and {the Israel consul-general during] its all-day meeting tomorrow. | The Zionists { will hold breakfast, afternoon {and dinner sessions in the roof garden of the Severin Hotel. Dr. Sumner L. Martin, Methodist district super!intendent w h o has just returned from touring Palestine a n d

| Brooks, pastor of the Third Chris-

Church Schedules Tionist Mecting (Ground- Breaking |

we ree ground for a new re-

{row following the 10:30 a. m, wor- (SE. CLAIR ‘Dodge City” and “Virginia {ship.

beginning of the realization of idream’ of a new structure cher-! ypro

|ished for 25 years by the mem. | Jest, shor Raton Pass” and “The Petty bers. |

jclude a large dining hall and kitchen on the ground floor, and| The 12th annual Regional gion.{Kitshen on on the second. Bed- -| on ford structure and the front of the present church. A new floor and| fixtures for the worship room are, included in the plans.

John Davis and Mrs. Mary Spen-| nett, will take part in ceremonies. Others on the program are: the Rev. Rolland Sheafor of the de-| nomination’s Board ‘of Church Extension, who will speak; R, L.| Simmons of the church official} board; Noble church building committee; the, Rev. E. E. Moorman, former pastor and the Rev. Donald L. Se- : crist, minister. John D. Goodnight, Europe, Dr. A.C. °° Brooks chairman of the special service {committee, will preside.

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pil us on stage “Sir Everetts aad The education building will in-| BARING "Raton Pass” and ‘Lucky Mick

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{tion Church, and Dr. Howard J. 8 Baumgartel will speak ona 4 p.m. {panel. They will discuss “American Christians Look-at the New { Israel.” Dr. Leon Levi will serve tas moderator. Dr. Baumgartel is| executive secretary of the Church; { Federation. Breasler "to Speak Max Bressler, president of the | Chicago Region, will give the| {breakfast address at 9:30 in m. {Rabbi Myron B. Movsky, Lima, 0., will pronounce the invocation. ‘Arthur Lurie, Israel consulgeneral in the United States, will address the evening banquet following the afternoon session, Gov. Schricker and Mayor Bayt wll | greet the guests. Rabbi J. I.| Gitelman of Louisville, Ky, will] give the banquet invocation. | Shoolem Ettinger will serve as| toastmaster. | The convention planning com-| mittee includes Abe Borin, chair-| man; Abs J. Miller, Ben Prince and Rabbi Samuel J. Fox. A reception tgnight for visitors {in the residence of A. J. Miller | (5794 N. Pennsylvania 8t., will {precede the plenary sessions be-!

with us the things they want when their |gtnning tomorrow. own end comes . . . painful ordeal to those they leave behind.

Scientist Churches

List Lesson-Sermon { “Ancient and Modern Necro- | imancy, alias’ Mesmerism and Hypnotism Denounced” is the subject of the lesSon-sermon in| all Churches of Christ, Scientist,! for tomorrow. t The golden téxt is: “I would have you wise unto that which is] good, and simple concerning evil | And the God of peace shall bruise Satan’ under your feet shorgy.” | Rom. 16:19,20. The lesson-sermon also includes | the following passage: ‘“Resist| {the temptation to believe in mat-| ter as intelligent, as having sen-| sation or power.” The quotation | {was -taken from the Christian |

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