Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1951 — Page 4

"Times Church Editor

“The little altar built by Nancy Johns in childhood came

to mind today as] hi of her recent honors.

Presbyterian young

It seemed to me today, as I listened to her talk, that that little hand-made altar of years ago was prophetic. Its. dles lighted the way to the now the present. Its Cross which her father, Ralph H. Johns, helped her carve with a jigsaw bespoke

a special message. Nangy says, as a child, she

some misdemeanor. Outraged, she took herself off to her bedroom

to sulk. “But the altar standing amidst

me out of it,” was her comment. Nancy has just completed her freshman year at Hanover College. When she gets her bachelor’s degree she plans to do two years of graduate work at a Presbyterian Seminary for a degree in religious education. She is a goprano singer, and wil] combine

education director’s job. No, she isn’t engaged, not opposed to matrimony, just thinks there's still plenty of time to think about that.

} are religious. So I make a defioccasionally was reproved for nite effort to take part in such {things as swimming and volley-| ball.” | Nancy's friends include Jewish]

my dolls and toys always snapped olics for which she expressed

Various influences have contributed to Nancy's training for religious service. Her mother for years was religious education _ director of the family’s parish, Irvington Presbyterian Church.

on Sundays, as a matter of| course, long before she could really understand what was hap-| pening. Later she helped in

Church Society | Mrs. H. M. Braun

The Woman's Society of Chris-| tian Service of the Mt. Olive Methodist Church will honor Mrs. Fenry M. Braun as special guest at their luncheon meeting Wednesday in the Church. Mrs, Braun is the wife of the new pastor of. the Mt. Olive; BT *Church. The meeting beginning at 11:30 a. m, will include a cov-| ered-dish luncheon, a business | session and an address by Mrs.

Plans to Honor:

le from all over the United

last week in Chicago elected Nancy to the office of moderator. She will serve the customary one’ travel about the country, give addresses and hold

various departments for children and young people. The Johns’ big airy house, 5949 E. University Ave. always has of church young people and children. - Dr, John B. Ferguson, longtime pastor of the Church, now minister emeritus, made a special friend of Nancy. Among her cherished recollections are the times Dr. Ferguson accompanied her on the piano while she sang some song of his choosing. : “I'm not good in athletics,” Nancy went on. “But kids think you're queer if all your interests

young people and Roman Cath. gratitude: | “These inter-faith ties have! given me insight into what per-| sons of other religions believe.! Bickering between different faiths and races is based on a lack of] knowledge of the other felldw's| convictions, I think. Just as un-|

{

in international relations and to world peace.” { Grace before meals is an important ceremony in the Johns’| household, Nancy e%plained: “We! take turns, say what our hearts prompt us to say and it means| a lot to me.” i During the school year just ended, Mr. and Mrs. Johns had all three of their children enrolled! at Hanover. Thomas, 20, and a

Nancy went to church regularly! future Presbyterian minister, is tresses.

a college junior. Jack, 22, was graduated in June. The trio worked to finance] their college expenses. The! brothers, in addition to other] things, performed manual duties! for which they were paid, not money, but with a room and meals for Nancy.

Photo by Times Photographer, Henry Glesing Jr.

NEWLY HONORED-—Miss Nancy Johns has national moderator by Presbyterian young people.

Lutheran Church To: Show Movies

The Ebenezer Lutheran Church

will lighten its program by show- presented on Sunday mornings in| “Pirst/and the Rev. Fr. Ernest Strahl,

days.

will Christ,”

sound motion pictures on “The,

Life of St. Paul.” The pictures were made by Cathedral Films in Hollywood with all parts taken by professional actors and ac-

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA 320 N. Illinois St. Lt. Col. K. Grace Crandall Comm. SUNDAY. T:30P. M. —Speaker— John Farquharson Willard Gardner, soloist and song director

Harry Gardner, pianist. ms ih. : . a

The Rev. Mr. Eaton, assistant » 4 ‘|pastor of the Bethel Baptist

The Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte, archbishop of Indianapolis, will cloge the Novena devotions Monday night on the Carmelite monastery grounds, Cold Spring Rd. The Novena opened last Sunday and has continued with services evening at 8 o'clock. The Rev. Fr. John C. Reynolds, C. 8. P, a Paulist priest of Detroit, has been giving the sermons. Father Reynolds will preach tonight on: “Mother of Sorrows;” ito morrow night on, “Be of Good Cheer” and Monday night, on “Christ's Living Memorial.” On Monday night, the faithful will share in the closing Benediction ceremonies by holding lighted candles in their hands. The thousands of burning tapers will twinkle in the silent night, A little bell will break the stillness on the altar as worshipers kneel for the blessing of God. The Scnola Cantorum, of SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral will sing directed by Carl Lauber. Inside the wall, the cloistered Carmelite Sisters, who so carefully plan the annual novena, will be praying simultaneously with the public on the lawn outside.

just been elected (Church Men's Club

To Sponsor Picnic The Men’s Club of Our Lady lof Lourdes Catholic Church will | sponsor a parish picnic tomorrow

Other scheduled pictures to be ;, Riley Park, Greenfield.

|derstanding leads to harmony in/ing religious movies to assembled order through Aug. 26 are: church music with a religious! personal relations, so it would children and adults after morn- Missionary Journey,” “The Ston-

lary Journey,” “Visit to Corinth, Tomorrow morning, the Church “T hird Missionary Journey,

{ing services these summer Sun- ing at Lystra,” “Second Mission-| teams at the picnic. A boys’ base- » ball team will challenge a men 3 » team. Lee Remmetter and Fre

The Rev. Fr. Joseph Beechem

|assistant pastors of the church, |will manage opposing softball

’

|Haunss are chairmen of picnic

present “Ambassador for “Trial at Jerusalem” and “Voyage arrangements. Eugene Denari is

first in the series ofito Rome.” ‘men’s club president.

Church Office, L1-9502

First United Yuitheran Church

701 N. Pennsylvania St. i PAUL E. HUFFMAN, Pastor

10:30 A. M.—MORNING WORSHIP “Sons of God.” Holy Communion. CHURCH SCHOOL, 9:30 A. M.

Pastor's Home, HI!-3925

Garfield Heights = Bible Study,-10 A M. . W. L TOTTY, Minister Morning Worship, 11 A. M.

2842 Shelby Street

Church of Christ

Evening Service, 7 P. M.

—GA-9480 " Wed. Eve, Service, 7:45

J. H. Lovell, president of the Greencastle District WSCS. Members of the Shiloh Method-| {st Church WSCS will attend. Mrs. Chester Corwin, Mt. Olive president, will preside. Mrs. Goldie Poe will lead the worship and Mrs. T. A. Washburn will

FIRST—16th & Delaware

Rev. Marcus W. Johnson, Minister

11:00 A. M. Subject

“You Say and Do"

CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN™

UNION—17th & Rembrandt

Rev. Gerard B. Blue, Minister

10130 A. M. Subject

“The Thoughtfulness of Jesus”

direct the program. Active In Youth Work { The Rev. Mr. Braun and Mrs.| Braun recently came from New Carlisle, Ind., to Mt. Olive. The pastor has had wide experience {n the ministry having served both town and city churches mostly in northern Indiana. He {s the present missionary, gecretary of the Northwest In-| diana Conference. and secretary-| treasurer of the conference enter-| tainment fund. He Is a onetime statistician and has been active, in youth work. | Mrs. Braun has served as dean| of the conference summer school at Battleground, Ind., as mission-| ary education secretary of the South Bend District and current-| ly is vice president of the North-| west Indiana Conference WSCS, The pastor and his wife have one son--a Methodist minister in Akron, Towa. | The Rev. Mr. Braun and Mrs at Mt. Olive, the Rev. John M. Kirkpatrick who was moved to Ind.

~ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN |

Delaware at Sixteenth QEORGE ARTHUR FRANTZ CHARLES RICHARD BROWN TWO MORNING SERVICES

9:30 and 11 A M “A Man in Whom 1s the Spirit,” Numbers 27:18 i

WALLACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN

4808 EAST 10TH ST. Rev. John H. Bergen, Minister Sunday School—0:30 A. M, | Morning Worship—10:45 A. M.

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

The Historig Church of Which Henry Ward Beecher Was Minister

MERIDIA

Central Ave. at 4Tth Rev. Roy B. Connor Jr. Sunday School 9.30. Worship 8:30 and 10:30 “Foolish People.”

= = Ere A mfr Ae SO IEE

Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts.

Minister JOSEPH W JOHNSTON Morning Worship, 11:00 A M. Meeting the Unexpected Dr. George W. Allison

hing

TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN

34th and Central THE REV. DR. ROY EWINQO VALE

FAIRVIEW |

46th and Capitol Ave. | VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister 9:30 A. M.—Church School. 10:45 A. M.—~Morning Worship { “The Compassion of Jesus."

| JEAN 8. MILNER. D. D i | | |

Fowler, J - a THE REV. DR. WALTER T. PEARCY ST MATTHEW | 9:30 A M —8unday 8chool { . 10.45 A M. "Making Y ar wn Life," EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN \ismams va Ow e } = >

E. New York & Oxford Sts Rev. Carl H #30 A. M.—8ur 1030A NM 1 fr i

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

Prospect and Linden Sts.

Rev. Duane E. Schroeder Worship p + 10:15 A. M. Sunday School 9:00 A. M.

ENGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH

87 N Rural r. Harry Poll Two Morning Services. 8:15-10:48 “Christ, The-Master” 9:30—Bible School 6:15 P. M.—~Christian Youth 7:30—Evening Worship

“Week End With Friends” TION ] EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH

New Jersey and North Streets Frederick R, Daries, Pastor Paul H. Frankenfeld. Assistant Pastor #:10A M.—Church School 10:00 A. M.—S8ervice of Worship, Subject of Sermon:

Amelung day School for all ages

to the Flesh.”

cera

“Out of the Depths Have I Cried Unto Thee

# A AA AA ’ SS GPG SS FS SS

SERIES UNITY PRAYER GROUP 3

THE SALVATION

ARMY

“With Heart to God — Hand to Man”

GOL, CE OEE EEF ” POPPI =. : POGLOOOCEGHLEGELHGGEGGGGEGGEG55555555SS55

Lt. Col. HERBERT PUGMIRE, Divisional Commander Indiana Divisional Headquarters—234 E. Michigan

Go to Church Sunday

x \ $ 5 hay K 3 < 3 Y

CENTRAL CORPS 234 E. Michigan Major & Mrs. Clarence Critzer

FOUNTAIN SQUARE CORPS 1075 MHosbrook St. Second Lt. James Davis

BELMONT CORPS 1401-03 'S. Melmont 2 First Lieut. & Mrs. C. Roberts

WEST SIDE CORPS 1517 W. Vermont Second Lieut. Chas. Knight

HARBOR LIGHT CORPS 24 S. Capitol Ave.

4 AfMillated with Unity y 3 Ba i Lee's Summit. Mo 2 Envoy & Mrs. V. Hostetler Wot route Ba rca |§ SEKI, SatpeNs A r ass PU Misius-Gabescpuuian |X Independence Road

oi B. 31st & Forest A Rev. J. Mane Xe

Free Methodist 3

agan. h

Second Lt. James Duvis

ANDERSON (INB.) CORPS 936 Main St. Sr/Maj. & Mrs. William Rawlin

SHELBYVILLE (IND.) CORPS 136 E. Washington ; Sr/Capt. & Mrs. Robert Ellis

Sundoy School—9:30 A. M. Morning Service-—10:45 M. Evangelistic Service—7:45 P. M.

Holiness Meeting—2:00 P. M. Sunday School—3:00 P. M. Evangelistic Service—7:45 P. M,

Sunday School—9:30 A. M. Morning Service-=11:00 A. M. Evangelistic Service—7:45 P. M.

Sunday School—2:00 P. M. Holiness Service—3:00 P. M. Evongelisfic Service—7:45 P. M. Holiness Service—10:30 A. M. Evangelistic ' Service each evening—7:45 P.° M. Sunday School—10:00 A. M. United Service with Fountain Square—7:45.P. M,

Sunday School—9:30 A. M. Holiness Service—10:45 A. M. Evangelistic Service—7:30 P. M.

Sunday Schodl—9:45 A.°M.

M A. 5

METHODIST CHURCHES

ROBERTS PARK CHURCH Since 1821 Delaware at Vermont Ministers Amos L. Boren, D.D. George W. Dinwiddie, 8S. T. B.

9:30 A. M.—Church School G. Wilbur Little, Supt

10:45 A. M.—“Our Father.” George W. Dinwiddie. !

| 5:30P.M.—M. Y. F. | 7:30 P. M.—*

Rev. Dinwiddi

Rev. |

What's the Hurry?”

Home of the Everson Bible Class.

Go to Church Sunday. |

BROADWAY

Ministers: ROBERT B. PIERCE, D.D. CARL D. SHAFER, WM. R. BRANTLEY Duplicate Worship Services 8:15—and 10:45. - Sermon: “Sourtes of Power for Every Day Living.” 6:00 P.M.—M. Y. F. NORTH CHURCH - Meridian at 38th Street Dallas L. Browning, D.D.

| em mien lg. Chgrald L. Clapsaddle, B.D. ! ¥ Ministers EAST 10TH STREET 8:30 A. M.—Prayer Fellowship. 10:48 A. M —Mosning Worship. “On Sittt .~Morning Worship. “On ting METHODIST Loose in the Saddle,” Rev.| Charles R. Holmes, Clapsaddle, | Minister Unexcelled Facilities For | | E. 10th St. at Keystone Ave. Christian Education i 9:30 A. M.—Church School g i | 10:45 A. M.—''For the Living of These] } Days.” Rev. R, Pearson, | EDGEWOOD | guest preacher 1822 B. Evler 5:00 P. M. —Intermediate M. Y. F Services in new church. |

EB D _Thistlewaite. Minister 9:30 A' M. —Church School. 10:30 A. M.—" ‘Obstacles to Christian Livng" | 7:30 P. M.—'"‘A Christian Determination.” jRecention for pastor July 17,| 6:30 P. M.).

Bh i

INVITES rou

ATTEND ITS CHURCHES TOMORROW

9:30 A. M.—Sunday School 6:30 P. M.—Young People

BROOKSIDE--2101 Brookside

FIRST--8600 E. 30th C. B. POSEY

GREENWOOD—E. Main St. PAUL KNIGHT Greenwood 2378

MoCARTY ST.—400 W. MoCarty

CH-0553

Ralph E. Nibarger, D

GTM | X= WORLD WIDE WORK |

HOLINESS CHURCH

CHESTER WILKINS AT-5219 CLYDE MOREILLON M-3279 | BRIVERSIDE-—1200 W. 21s% | OENTRAL-—EIm and Pine EB. V. HALT WA-3T54 W. BE. McGINNIS Greenwood 84811 SECOND—1419 Craft ¢ BROADUS DEAL QA-1394

LANDIS BRADFIELD AT-0118 VpREDRICK LYON [R-4219 NORTHSIDE—1733 E. 461d WESTSIDE—464 N. Concord THURMAN PREUSZ HU-1220 H. W. MASON BE-3962

WESLEYAN IN FAITH AND DOCTRINE

JA GRIM

AND YOURS TO

10:30 A. M.—Worship Hour 7:30 P. M.—Evangelistic Hr.

PROSPECT—2000 BE. Prospect

SUNSHINE GARDENS. 3100 W. Epler JOHN EASTBURN GA-8665

VALLEY VIEW-—80th & Evanston JOHN MOSIER BR-9057

WARREN PARK-6400 B. 14th

ist. Supt. BL. 0366

LUTHERAN

U—United Lut BETHANY ' . J, Service, 10:45 A.M CARROLL ROCKEY, Pastor (Uy 52d BETHLEHEM and Central DONALD E ELDER. Pastor Summer Services, 9:15 AM

CALVARY

Shelby at Dudley in Edgewood WALTER L. BARTH, Pastor Services, 8 and 10 A. M,

Irvington Legion Home, Downey at Julian GEO. O. TAYLOR, Pastor Service 10:30 A M.

A—American Lutheran Conference, M-—-Missourli Synod.

CHRIST (U) 2828 Folta W. 64th 8t. at Hooover Rd. Mare Hill WILLIAM PIFER, Pastor FREDERICK J. SEAGER, D. Service, 10:30 A.M. Sco Jase M Services for Service, 10:45 A M (M) CHRIST (M) Temporary PEACE the Deaf--Trinity Location, School 10:30 Arsenal at

heran Church

OUR REDEEMER,’

field and Park at Watson Rd. WM. H. EIFERT, Parctor Services, 8 and 10:45 A.M.

OUR SAVIOUR *

35th and Capitol F. 8. FALKENROTH, Pastor Service, 11:00 A.M

PLEASANT VIEW ©

Market MARTIN KOSCHE, Pastor 3d. 4th and 5th Sunday

Fall Creek Pkwy. at Broadway { Sermon: “Funny How Things Turn Out!”

Pastor to Broadcast Tomorrow Over WIBC

vert Quartet will sing on his programs. .

Pastor and Wife Give ‘Swan Song’ At E. 36th St.

The Rev. Kenneth and Mrs. Stewart will sing request numbers at a musical service as a farewell gesture to their friends tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in the E. 38th 8t. Christian Church. The Rev. Mr. Stewart has been

7:00 P. Mi—"

ing his ministry, here the "Stewlarts have sung not only in their jown church but for many revivals and special meetings. The E. 38th St. congregation: will honor the Rev. and Mrs. Stewart with a pitch-in dinner and social evening beginning Wednesday at 6:30 p. m. All friends of the couple have been invited both to the service tomor-|: row night and to the Wednesday jnight dinner. 5 | The minister will preach his|: final sermon as pastor July 22 at 10:30 a. m. =- He will leave Indianapolis E {afterward with Mrs. Stewart to =

WOODRUFF ‘PLACE

ewton, choir director. Fidlar organist. C Cl

43 Men Who, 1s Sn Jesus” (Behold Thursday. 7:30 P. M., Prayer Service.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FIRST CHURCH

3620 E. 38TH ST. EVENING SERVICE, 5 P. R. R. CHURCH EDIFIC

DOWNTOWN

SECOND CHURCH

DELAWARE AT 12TH EVENING SERVICE 5 P. M. R. R. 1920 N. MERIDIAN

34TH STREET

THIRD CHURCH

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

APTIST CHURCHES"

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SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1951

asses. This Jesus” (Behold

CHURCHES

Branches of The Mother Church

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

Free Reading Rooms (R. R.)

Lesson for Sunday, July 15th

*«“q0D"

Morning Services at 11 O'Clock in All Churches

{pastor of the church for five i years and also has taught in the and the Society Butler School of Religion. Dur- NORTHEAST IRVINGTON (EAST)

FOURTH CHURCH

PLEASANT RUN PKWY. 8. DR. UTLER EVENING SERVICE, he M. R. R. CHURCH EDIFICE

M B BROAD RIPPLE (NORTH) FIFTH CHURCH COLLEGE AT 62D EVENING SERVICE, 7:30 P. M. R. R. CHURCH EDIFICE

SOUTH SIDE

SIXTH CHURCH

1609% PROSPECT ST. R. R. 1611 PROSPECT ST.

NORTHWEST

|spend a week teaching and sing- |S WEST SIDE {ing at the Christian Camp, Cedar = SEVENTH CHURCH |Lake, Ind. Later, he will enroll|Z SOCIETY ns LORED). {at the University of Californias 2246 W. WASHINGTON SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 9:30 A. M.

where he will complete his work |S toward a doctorate. - |

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH I

Delaware and Walnut Streets =

(700 North) | Dr W. A. Bhullenberger. Minister | Church School—8:30 A. M. { Morning Worship—10:45 A, M. Music by excellent choir.

Youth Fellowship—5:30 P. Mu

Christ Church (Episcopal) Summer Schedule | Sundays: 8, 10, 11a. m. Daily: 8 a. m.; Wed. & Fri., 7.

Full Choir of Men and Boys at Late Sunday Service ' Nursery Care Also Provided

Sunday Is Family ‘Day

REVIVAL CENTER

‘SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ABOVE CHURCHES AT 11 A. M.

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

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

2011 N. Meridian

This Sumiror. Tomuiton Visit Indiana's Historic. Church ON THE CIRCLE

13th and Carrollton FORD PORTER. Pastor Celebrates 4th Anniversary Sunday

BROADCASTS EACH WEEK

WCBC 1470—-KC Mon. thru Fri 1 1

45 A. M. Sunday 10 A. M

WIBC

1070—KC Sunday. 8:00 A.M.

Services—9:30 A. M., 10:30 A. M.

8:30 P.M.. T:30 P.M.

Beginning Evangelistic Meeting with Evangelist Bill Rice of Murphysburo, Tenn.

Warren Steward music director Mrs. Steward pianist. Service each night next week at 7:30

000000000000000000000000000000 000000 HESE CHURCHES OF CHRIST

“CONTEND FOR THE FAITH WHICH WAS ONCE FOR ALL DELIVERED UNTO THE SAINTS”

WHO SHOULD READ THE SCRIPTURES?

Dorothy Jean

Evangelist R. G. HOEKSTRA

and Family

A Jarge Family Bible will be given to the family with most members present in each of

; the Sunday Services. R. G. Hoekstra

Raymond Gary

Dorothy Hoekstra

9:45 and (1 A. M.—3 and 7:30 P. M.

RADIO REVIVAL HOUR

WCBC—1470 ON THE RADIO DIAL SUNDAY 2:00 P.M. Daily 7:30 A. M.

Write P. O. Box 541, Indianapolis 6, Indiana Salvation—Liberation—Revelation—Realization

(JULY 14, 1951)

Evangelist R. G. Hoekstra will conclude his six week's evangelistic campaign with this Family Day Sunday Services.

We saw in the lost article that the inspired writers addressed their writings not to a special clerical class, but “to all the saints” in the various places to which they wrote. Therefore the scriptures were for all the saints or Christions and consequently to be read by all. Not only were they addressed to all, but there are specific instructions that all should share in the reading of them. In writing to the church at Thessalonica, Paul directed that the epistie be read to all the brethren. “I adjure you by the Lord that this epistle be read unto all the brethren.” (I Thess. 5:26.) Again in writing to the Colossians, he said: “And when this epistie hath been read among you, cause that it be read also in the church of the Laodiceans; and that ye also read the epistle from Laodicea.”

$ (Col. 4:16.) Paul makes it very urgent that all the brethren hear or read the epistle. The expression “read among you” seems to imply more than simply a public reading, it carries the idea of being passed around among the brethren for private or individual reading. But even if it should be insisted that it refers only to a public reading of the

@ BELMONT CHURCH |

Wednesday Evening 7:45

WEST WASHINGTON SI.

epistle, the principle would be the same. The principle is that every individual should have access to the con-

contents which all may now have by individual reading. Throughout the New Testament, the persons concerned with its message for good or for bad, are di-

Wednesday Evening 7:45

BRIGHTWOOD CHURCH

OF CHRIST tents of the epistles written by inspired men. If it was OF CHRIST 1002 South Belmont Avenue right for them to hear the full contents of the epistles, _ 25 N. Layman Avenue Sundoy it wos right for them to have the contents for private Sando * Bible Sehool 9.45 reading. If therefore the development of printing has Bible School 9us Morning Worship 10:45 made it possible for all to have copies of those epistles, Morning’ Worship 10:45 Evening Worship 7:00 it is just as urgent today for all to have access to their Evening Worship 6:30

Holiness Service—11:00 A. M. Evangelistic ‘Service—7:45 P. M.

DRIVE-IN *, Sc; SALEM '™ J, Sh aig aver |p Sere Wo A EBENEZER ST. ANDREW “, “i, Millersville Rd. at Eastern W. 16th in Speeday L. C. WESTENBARGER. JOHN G. FRANK, Pastor Pastor Service. 10:45 AM

= My L EMMAUS Orange Btrest LOUIS WAMBSGANSS, Pastor

H L ERUECRESERD, Pastor Service, 10:30 AM Service, 10:30 A. M FAITH © ssw. ST, MARK ™ Joie, AUGUST MUELLER. | PUANE SHR OER A Ad Interim ze Ein Service, 10:30 A.M. ST. MATTHEW (A) FIRST fn Pe unit E. New York at Oxford

PAUL E HUFFMAN, Pastor CARL H. AMELUNG. Pastor

Service. 9 A M

rel at ST. JOHN BE Sart

CHURCH OF CHRIST 2302 West Washington Street

Wednesday Evening 7:30

rectly addressed by the writers and are therefore assumed to be the readers. written as a code to be digested and applied to the

The scriptures are not

NORTH INDIANAPOLIS CHURCH

+ FOUNTAIN SQUARE CHURCH

JOHN 8. ALBERT, Pastor

Service, 8:30 A.M.

Service. 10:45 A M. | Services. 8:30, 10:30 A. M. M) N York St. M - ¢ GRACE ot Holmes vee. ZION — of Por

E. H ZIMMERMAN, Pastor | WERNER P. KRUG, Pastor’

‘The Lutheran Hour, Sunday, 12:30 “WE PREACH CHRIST UCIFIED

| WALTER C. MAAS, Pastor

| Service, 10:15 A.M. WFBM "» .

Thursday Evening 7:45

Service, 10:30 A.M. M) N Ji FIRST TRINITY » ST. PAUL 17 canny oc. OF CHRIST » OF CHRIST CHURCH OF CHRIST THEO. C. METBOHM. Pastor 1041 Spruce Street McCarty &nd So. Noble Services. 8:00 and 10:30 A. M. 960 West 31st Street Sunday HAROLD L. ANDERSON. ST PETE (M) Temple Sunday Sunday ; Pastor 9h at 11th St. ; : . Bible School 9:45 Service. 10:30 A.M. | WM. NORDSIECK, Pastor Bible School 9:45 Bible Schobl 9:45 i i GETHSEMANE © | Services. 8:43. 10:30 A. M. Worship 10:45 Morning Worship ~~ 10:45 Morning Worship 10:45 ITB. Michitan ‘TRINITY ™@ Sie 2 Evening Worship 7:45 Evening Worship 6:30 Evening Worship 7:45

Wednesday Evening 7:30

You Are Warmly Invited to Listen In WISH (1310 KC)

OF CHRIST -

2446 North Gale Street

Sunday people by the clergy, but are addressed throughout to Sunday Bible School 9:45 the people themselves. Bible Study 9:45 Morning Worship 10:30 Worship 10:45 Evening Worship 7:00 (Next week—Private Interpretation of Scripture) Evening 6:30

Wednesday Evening 17:30

40TH & NORTH CAPITOL

Wednesday Evening 7:45

Free Literature Will Be Sent Upon Your Request @® From Any of These Churches of Christ!

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SUNDAY MORNING : from 1:30-7:45; 7:45-8:00;

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| The Rev. H. B. Baton will give| Cor Bast Michigan at N. Walcott |. tgs = religious ‘broadcast each Sun Dr. Walter Hand = Cuma Avs. 4 Wesstuld Bir oh from 6:30 to iby m. over IA pk Syving. Teme 10:48 A. M~Morning Servien. /% & d 6:30 to S30 A.M w@undhy Sehedk: nil 9:45 A. M.—Bible School. 4°00 P. M.~Vespers. Classes for All Ages. - $:30P. M.~B. ¥. P._ : FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH | Faia tos i Church, is sponsored by & Eroup| = yYERMONT & MERIDIAN pastor, 9:30 a m and 1:8 p.m. of the church’s members. The Cal- D. Pruett, Th.D. CROOKS, Crafton. Boisetor Toa

TUXEDO PARK—20 N. Grant (4100 East). U. 8. Clutton. 9:30 A. M. T:00 P. M.

EMERSON AVE.—Emerson & B. New York. Peter, Vroom. 10:30 A. M.-7:30 P. M.

IRVINGTON CHURCH @

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