Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1952 — Page 4

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‘Home'—Good

e Back

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER STROLL OR DRIVE slowly along the city’s streets as

the early darkness falls these winte

family returning home. Note the sense of well-bei comeon and parénts and children are reunited in the houses, humble and not so humble, “Hoggg.' The word hums you? heart as you go along. And

vou feel grateful to the many who do not draw their curtains 3 against your friendly gaze.

The churches of Indianapolis believe profoundly that one of their chief duties, certainly one of their pleasures, is to strengthen and undergird these homes spiritually. That is. why _the ‘Irvington, Roberts Park and Bethel Methodist Churches are announcing speclal events based on family life.

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A LITTLE HOUSE with a carpenter's shop adjoining, built and lived in long ago in Nazareth, Palestine, the pattern for home and family life stressed by the churches. The Irvington Methodist Church has organized a family life committee which includes seven couples, Mrs. I). Joe Hendrickson, mother of two daughters—one in high school and another in college—and = a onetime teacher, heads the committee. The seven couples will explore the field of family life as related to the church and pass on their findings to others. They have invited Dr. Richard Lentz of Chicago to speak on: “The Family Looks to the Church” at 8 p..m..

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mittee is analyzing the various features of the Irvington Church to seé whether it is meeting the needs of persons of all ages and stations of the congregation.

“Some churches cater too much to youth ar children.” ‘Mrs, Hendrickson continued. “We want to do more for the aging.-It already

has been discovered that our voung people between the ages, 21 and 35, find but little in the

way of extra Fafyicdiag activities to attract them. We have begun to try to remedy that, have had one special program for them. “Older men especially need something to bind them to the church. Our older churchwomen belong to a quilting circle which furnishes a center for their lives. They not only meet to sew but

observe each other's birthdays, have many parties ‘and form friendships ” 5 n

“WE HOPE TO set aside a time for the older men to use our youth center for recreation, for playing checkers and the like and to enjoy snacks together.” The Roberts Park Church will hold a service in the spirit of the Irvington committee at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow, Mr. and Mrs. Sexson E. Humphreys, who recently attended as delegates the Methodist Family Life: Conference in Chi-

‘Church Plans

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| | Church and their friends will as{semble forthe church’s annual

{dinner and business meeting be- |,

Annual Dinner

Members of the Third Christian

‘The Rev. C. Edwin Boone renning at 6:30 p. m, Thursday.

Dr. D. Elton Trueblood; philoso-|P°T phy and religion professor of Earlham College, will speak on “Why I Wrote ‘The Life We Prize'.” The book § is sdid to be out- § standing among }§ the shelf - full that have come from the professor's pen, Various lead- a crocodile, ers of the Third Church will pre- ministered to. a quite innocent sent reporig of‘organizations for person while the one guilty of an 1851. Ian H. Small, chur¢ch board offense shrewdly éscaped, the chairman, will preside and Walter missionary said. ’ I... Shaw will direct the - special music. Reservations are expected . to be placed with the church office; “Ignorance and superstition, hy 4 p. m.. Tuesday. , Dr. A, C, however, still are.problems which Brooks is church. pagtor. confront the missionary in Afre - rica,” he continuéd. “For exam(ple, a native woman may plant a garden ‘and ralse an abundance of food for her family. Her success will arouse the jealousy of

® New Music For Jewish h b hey rill $ OF SJOWISH ow ton Si 'th { to kill her. Weddings Re nde =r Hg in fear for

{her life, will cease her planting. New wedding music. for Jewis And her family's health will sfif-

couples soon will"grace the mar-|fer as a consequence.” | Missionaries are careful not to

riages solemnized in Jewish syna-| ooo the young people on the BORS. African field in such a way that Beth-El Speaks, the”bulletin re- they will become dissatisfied with leased each week by the Temple their own way of life. Instead, ac-Beth-El Zedeek of Indianapolis, cording to Rev. Boone, the mistells of the new Jewish wedding Sionaries teach them to be upright music composed by Mario C. Te- citizens and to live happily in desco. © "the simple villages of grass huts. Jewish brides and grooms for many years have been married to the strains of Wagner or.Mendels-| ‘Men of the Belgian Congo forsohn. Wagner, it seems, was out- merly opposed the education of spoken in his antagonism toward Women,” the missionary recalled. the Jewish people. Naturally, The men said it was the woman's while they. liked his music and place to work and bear children.

f (missionary field. ; § Rev. Boone, Baptist missionary

to the “Dark. Continent” is in {Indianapolis - to address churches as

dianapolis Baptist Association. The deadly poison cup,

Dr. Trueblood

Cites Superstition :

Schools Provided

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“rtm INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ Poison Cup Outmoded—

Missionaries Hel elgian Congo

ts that the customs of burying folk alive and forcing them to drink the poison eup now are outmoded on his Belgian Congo

local § § part of a "current missionary conference of the In-

concocted of ‘bile from the liver of oftentimes was ad-

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lp fo End orture -

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f # Butler campus.

NEWS OF AFRICA — The Rev. C. .Edwin Boone tells of strange customs observed as a missionary to the Belgian’ Congo,

carry head burdens at 3 years of age.” | Train the Boys

Rev. Boone says the Baptist missionaries have trained the African boys to be pastors, teach-| ers and nurses. Their wives now have enough education to help! them in the work. But few of fhe girls can continue in school long enough to take a nurse's training. It was easily seen that the ,Baptist missionary is fond of the African people. He spoke of their

kindness, their forgiving ways and their refusal to cherish resentments.

“They like the missionaries and ppreciate our efforts for them,” e concluded.

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11 Congregations Plan

{Church which now holds serv-

« terbury is

. 130 naval bases,

. (Chaplains are sponsoring the pro-

| his Orchestra.

Lire ie Te ANRDAY. 3

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Mission Set At Atterbury

The Rev. Lewis H. McAdow of Indianapolis will preach during evangelistic services held in a Camp Atterbufy Chapel tomor-/

through Friday. : Ne stote. 5 Pha ot o Divided er oe doy is“ minister of 7 United Chrch ra ss WIBC ;

the University Park Christian ices. in Sweeney .Chapel on the

The preaching mission at Atpart of an armed forces program to be conducted by more than 250 ministers of 40 Protestant and Eastern Orthodox denominations this month and next in 90 army camps and

The Department of Evangelism; National Council of Churches, and the General Commission on gram.

Where fo Go |

Dancing with Don Reld and Indiana Roof. |

Offices. Anderson, Ind.

Church of

NORTH SIDE CHURCH OF 600,

A sincere presentation of Bible Truth applicable for thése times when we all need God's guidance more than anything else.

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ANNUAL MIDWINTER REVIVAL

by the

God Congregafion of Indianapolis

BEGINNING SUNDAY EVENING, ' JAN. ‘20TH, 7:30 NIGHTLY.

900 West 30M St.

8:30 p. m. Circle Players Production, “Come Baok, Little Sheba.” $1.80. Hotel" Antlers Ballroom. 8:30 p. m. : ; Ef apis Civie: Theater Preduction, * ’ “The Curious Savage.” $1.80. | Garfield Hei Civic Theater, 1847" N. ‘Ala- | wi 2842 Shelby Street bama, 8:30 p. m, | Bible Study, 10 A. M. : High School Basketball:

W. L. TOTTY, Minister Morning Worship, 11 A. M.

Broad Ripple at Martinsville; | Columbus at Howe; Manual at Tech; Ben Davis at Short- | ridge. 70c. 8:30 p. m.

‘“Madwoman of

| Chaillot.”

ghts Church of Christ

Evening Service, 7 P. M. : x —GA-9480 Wed. Eve. Service, 7:45

METHODIST CHURCHES

Indiana University Bloomington. 8 p. m. t College Basketball: Butler | vs. Indiana State. $1.20. Butler | Field House. 8:30 p. m. Opera Scenes by Butler University’s Opera Workshop. Jor-

Theater, |

‘BROADWAY

Fall Creek Pkwy. at Broadway

Ministers: | ROBERT B, PIERCE, D.D. | CARL D. SHAFER, { WM. R. BRANTLEY

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ROBERTS PARK CHURCH —

Since 1821 Delaware at Vermont

Minister Amos L. Boren, D. D.

Rev. Robert Eldridge, Minister to Youth

dan Auditorium, 106 E. North. | . | 9:30 A. M.—Church School 8 p. m. Duplicate Services: | G.Wilbur Little, Supt, 8:15 and 10:45 A. M. [10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship.

Brightwood Free Methodist Sermon: E 31st and Forest Manor Ave. Rev. J. Clinton

“We Make Our Own

\récognized it as universal, they re- A Woman who could write would - : 3 ' membered his anti-Jewish feeling. 5énd notes to a man other than Co operative Revival And so, the Cantors’ Assembly her husband and so make trouble.! The 11 Church of God con- | of the United Synagog commis-| Ihe girls now go to school but gregations in the city will open | \sioned Mario C. Tedesco, a con- do not take as much education as a co-operative revival beginning] of family temporary Jewish composer, to the boys. They can’t because they at 7:30 p. m. Jan. 20 in the North The night before his church ad-|/prayer at home. |write new Jewish wedding music. become engaged at 10 or 12. If Side Church, 900 W. 30th St. dress, he will attend as official] The Bethel Church announces! Samuel Deutsch, education di- ey are not married by the time The churches announce there guest a preview of family films Sunday night forums on Christian rector at Beth-El, says the mem- they are 18, they feel disgraced. will be old-fashioned gospel in the Second Presbyterian Family Living each Sunday from bers are expecting.to try it out It is a common sight to see preaching and singing. The Rev. Church. Tha showing will be spon-!3:30 to 5 p. m. beginning tomorrow {soon in the temple. 'a woman with -a load of wood Herschel Rice, Ashland, Ky., wil sored by the Chutch Federation. [and closing Feb. 3. The Rev. F. W.| Walter Goldman, director of 0 her head and a baby strapped give the sermons. The Rev. J. Ph |Weigmann, pastor of the Downey music at Beth-El, reports that Mr, |! her back. Childgen begin to Herschel Caudill is host minister. | THE SPEAKER also will hold Avenue Christian Church, will Tedesco’s composition is written ————— ——— —t | interviews with young people who speak on: “The Family Living Its in the vein of Jewish musical traseek his counsel. {Religion.” The film, “The Family dition. Cantor Myro Glass of the Mrs. Hendrickson said her com- Next Door,” will be shown. temple is a member of the Can-

Other speakers and their sub- tors’ Assembly. ljects in order will be: Dr. Charles “Arrange Series of

cago, will conduct the service. They will make the traditional | partment of Family Life of the! Altar Hour” an important part National Council of Churches. He of the program with particular will spend a very busy visit here. emphasis on the value

Jan. 23 in their church. | Dr. Lentz is director of the De-

THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MERIDIAN AND VERMONT

Dr. Osie D. Pruett, Th. D., Pastor : George Newton, Choir Director | Paul Fidlar, Organist

Church Speaker | Lists Topics

C. Josey, Butler University pro|fessor, “Growing Mature Persons lin the Family,” the Rev. Estel 1. {Odle, director of religious educa[tion for the Northwest Indiana |

Hear DONALD B. CLOWARD, Sunday Eve. at First Baptist Church || 6:00 P. M.—"Universal Military Training"

7:00 P. M.—"The Appointment of the Ambassador fo the Vatican” PUBLIC- INVITED

* [Conference of the Methodist’ Donald B. Cloward of New S04 M Church School 3ARKH' fire “ - - M.—Morning Worship. Sermon: "WHAT MY CHURCH HA G Bible ! alks (Church, “The Family Looks to York will speak at 6 p. m. to TO EXPECT OF ME" (Broadcast over WFBM, 11:30 to 12:00 N) || Ythe Church; and Dr. Grover L./morrow on “Universal Military INE. }i—Eellowship Meeting, APPOINTMENT OF "FH AMBASSADOR. 1 | ’" “ . ~gEvening Serv - a. Hartman, secretary of social serv-| Training” and at 7 p. m,, on “The TO THE VATICAN." 9

Thursday, 7:00 P. M., Midweek Prayer Service. Rev. Arthur Loveridge, Missionary to American Indians in Arizona, will speak.

lice for the Church Federation, Appointment of the Ambassador |“The Family Living in the Com-|to the Vatican” in the First Bap-!| munity.” tist Church. . |

ARC

TOWNSEND PLAN, INCORD,

Swanagan, Minister |

“Words That Men Live® By.” Bosses.” Dr. Boren, Dr. R. B. Pierce, Speaking. preaching. 8:00 P.M.—M. Y. F. -530P.M.—M. Y. F. | 7:30 P.M.—Altar Hour. “The

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HEAR TESSARO'S

Famous Sermon “Hands Full of

Honey” | 9: Sun. Jan. 13th |10: Evangelist Tessaro 2:30 P. M. 5: .

SSR FAK Affiliated with Unity Lee's Summit, Mo. DR. FREDERICK ELIAS ANDREWS Oven Daily 10 to 4; Saturday Till 2 Unity Literature—Classes—Consultant 8 E. Market 8t., Rm, 502. FR-4254

ALL-DAY MEETING—JAN. 13

10 Till 5 P. M.—49'2 S$. Delaware | > 1

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

Music and Entertainment Lunch and Speakers

PUBLIC INVITED

- Mr. Cloward, executive secretary of the Council on Christian

. ‘Announce Subject Social Progress of the American i Baptist Convention, is an unof-| of Lesson-Sermon (ficial observer at United Nations!

“Sacrament” is the subject of sessions. the lesson-sermon in all Churches! He has consulted for Ameri-

of Christ, Scientist, for tomorrow. can Baptists at the State De- Winter Quarterly Meeting

| The lesson-sermon includes the Partment in their frequently called with { [following passages: “What we/conferences of non-governmental {| |

most need 1s the prayer of fervent Organizations on American for- Rev. 0. L. Mumaw, District Supt. \desire for growth in grace, ex-|¢!8 policy. Mr. Cloward also is from Bedford, Ind., conducting both services pressed in patience, meekness, chairman of the Denominations a : 10:30 ‘A. 'M.—Worship ——7:30 P. M.—Evangelistic

" { i hrislove and good deeds.” the quota-/Staff Council, Division of C v 'tion was taken from the Chris- 'ian Life and Work of the Na- 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School—Dwane Cassidy, Supt. 6:45 P. M.—Junior Missionary Hour

tain’ Science textbook, “Science tional Council of Churches. and Health with Key to the Serip-| VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA Rev Vernon 6 Dunckel , . . One of the 75 churches cooperating in the mid-winter

tures” by Mary Baker Eddy. | . The golden text is: “Who shall 320 N. Illinois St. K. Grace Crandall, Comm. indoor camp meeting at Cadle Tabernacle, Jan. 13-20 Rev. Verdon R. Dunckel

ascend into the Hill of the Lord . or who shall stand in His holy SUNDAY, 1:30 P. M. - PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCHES FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ge

Members of the First Bible place” He that hath clean hands in teenth | ed aw | O MOR G SERVI | |

SECOND FREE METHODIST CHURCH

Corner S. Pershing and West Wilkins “The Church With The Twin Pastors”

} i ad 5

om.

LECTURER—Dr.

J. Buswell Jr. will address the First Bible Presbyterian conference.

Oliver

fA. Col.

—Speaker—

~ IDHN FARQUHARSON-

Presbyterian Church will present and a pure heart.” Psalms 24: 3, 4. Dr, J. Oliver Buswell Jr., presi- — - dent of Shelton College, New York, in a series of Bible lectures

Daily Services Planned | beginning at 11 a. m. tomorrow. | 10a] ministers will conduct] The conference, which will con- services datly from 8 to 8:25 a. m. | sist of a series of popular studies {, the Thompson Memorial Chapel in the: entire Book of Hebrews of the Goodwill Industries plant,

will continue at 7 p. m. tomorrow 241 W. Georgia St. The services, | and at 11 a. m, and 7 p. m. next nen to the public, were an-|

SWolhing Erangslins Na . 13th and Carrollton FORD PORTER, Pastor

BROADCASTS EACH WEEK

any aroun next Satusdng, NO Tuned by the Rov. Howard G. ed A . {Lytle, industries executive secre- 28 ms Ji a Dr, Buswell is -best known as a y ; WIBC ec Sundes Yonsh Bn P. M. Christian college administrator. — —— ____ ______ 1070—KC EL | Fo a i Er yay 11 He wads president of Wheaton | OUR SQUARE GOSPEL Mon. thru Tl. program by calling PL-1491. College from 19268 to 1940. He T:A5°A M.

Sunday, 8:00 A. M. Sunday 10 A. M, |

Services 9:30 A. M., 10:30 A. M. 6:30 P.M, 7:30 P.M.

Rev. Porter will speak “at both services |

ZION EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH

has given addresses on the Bible in every state. and is a religious author. He has been pagtor of! ‘hurches in Milwaukee and New! York, holds honorary “degrees from several eolleges and a Ph.D. degree from

bt and Woodlawn Ave. Rev. & Mrs. Howard H. Carson Sunday School—9:30 A. M. Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. Evangelistic Service—7:45P. M,

New York Univer- — ST. MARKS

WALLACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN

4803 EAST 10TH ST. | Rev. John H. Bergen, Minister | Two Services: 9:30 and 10:45 A. M. |

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

Central Ave. at 47th Ministers:

Rev. Roy B, Connor Jr, Rev. Carl R, Hatfield Mr. Richard T, Whittington, director of music, 8Bunday School, 9:48 Worship, 10:45 . Heart of the Church.”

I |

: The Historie Church of Which | “The SILY. > New Jersey and North Streets ha ALR RL SP, 38, Soul Coupe . A -1 . Sts. AU boy EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Paul FC Frankenteld: Associate Pastor | Joseph WE rnastoilUis © Mall, D. D., | : uU Wy } YT A R 1 A N P 00 A. M.—Pirst Service of Worship Ministers FAIRVIEW SOULS h rospect and Linden Sts, Pasior Prenkenfeid will preach. Morning Worship, 11:00 A M.

9 A. M.—Church School Rev. Duane E. Schroeder { 10.40 A. M —Becond Bervice of Worship sevens D130 A.M. Pastor Darfes will preach | Subject of Sermons . ‘God's Eternal Love.”

"a Vital pajth in God.” Church School, 9:45 A. M. CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN———= TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN

FRST—16th & Delaware § UNION—1Tth & Rembrands oi don

1453 N. Ala. ® Dr. E. B. Backus | Sun: 9:15 AM. WFBM; Chureh 11 A. M. Sunday School Church School 10 A. M.-12 Noon orship

wan UNITARIAN [

46th and Capitol Ave.

VIRGIL D. RAGAN. Minister 9:30 A. M.—Chureh School. 10:45 A, M.—Morning Worship “Whole-Hearted Consecration.”

10:45—~Divine Worship “The Wisdom of the Heart."

Orchard School, 615 W. 43d ¢ B. Brie. Mut ‘ Mr. McDonald preaching. ———, ne : ; ) Rev. Gerard B. Blue, nister :00—~Westminster Fellows SUNDAY..1] A Rev. Marcus W. Johnson, Mintster ; Thursday, 7:15 P. M., Midweek Service . “The Road to Corlisa® Services 9:30, 10:30 A. M., 7:30 P. M. voLis PM. Midwer

Rev. John K. Hammon Wallace 1. McDonald

‘Go to Church Sunday.

9:30 A. M.~8unday School for All Ages.

130A. M—“A Wor Psalm 1

“THE GOSPEL FOR ALL MEN." CHURCH. SCHOOL 9:15 A. M. Church Office, L1-9502 Pastor's Home, HI-3925 A

hipper's True Joy." a0 22

~ CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

& 1OLINESS CHURCH

@ ® * ® ® * @

ST. MATTHEW'S EPISCOPAL

23 8. Ritter Ave. (5500 East) Rev. Allen Miller

~—Sunday— 7:30 A. M—9:30 A. M.—10:45 A. M,

ALL SAINTS

(Episcopal) » 18th & Central Ave —PL-5763 Rev. Felix L. Cirlot Saturday Confessions M. to 6 PM.—8 to 9 P.M. Sunday—7:30 Mass 9:30—Church School 10:30—~Morning Prayer { 11:00—Sung mass with sermon - | P, M.—Sung Even Song

rist Chure

(Episcopal) "ON THE CIRCLE" SUNDAY SERVICES 8, 9:30, 11, 12:15 . Weekdays 8, 12:08 Wed. and Fri, 7:00 Church Open Dally for Your Prayers. For Information call IM-457Y

“CONTEND FOR ALL DEL

That Christ teaches and de “That they may all be one” was We are besought by Paul “ t.” Corinthians 1:10.

in a divisive manner, it is ours to

can be pleasing to God who wil NAAN)

= Winth : 10:30 A. M. Subject 10:30 A. M. Subject James G. Emerson Jr. is for brethren to dwell together in unity,” 5 Winthrop 0829 femme ’ Chureh Bh 0 AM “The Combination” = “The Way: Right or Left?" -— | BELMONT CHURCH sang the Psalmist David. His song. has been IRVINGTON CHURCH * . ¥ Chara ter Research Prodhol | ommemmmmmsmm————m - ws - OF CHRIST forgotten. “That Shey oy be Parfacted to- 25 Of CHRIST : . - . 1002 South Belmont Avenue § gether into one. That the world may know K Layman Avenoe SI. MATTHEW - First United Lutheran Church | Res Sunday that thou didst send me,” was our Lord's Sugg EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN #701 N. Pennsylvenia St. : Bible School 945 § prayer. John 17:23. His prayer has also 3 Bible School 9:48 B. New York & Oxford Sta. f PAUL E. HUFFMAN, Pastor H.G RI M Morning Worship "10:45 3 been forgotten. : Moming Worship 10:43 Rev. Carl H. Ameluns 10:30 A. M.—MORNING WORSHIP . <X ’ . ; Evening Worship 7:00 Organizations, creeds, innovations and § Evening Wenhip 6:30

Wednesday Evening 7:45 h

WEST WASHINGTON ST.

Go to Church Sunday |

Ta Tis Ge i il f I Ji — —_ POHL 0GABS00R00DORLBOODLeC ORG

HESE CHURCHES OF CHRIST

"PEACE, PEACE, "WHEN THERE IS NO PEACE!"

We are individually accounta every other Christian is possible. There is such a ground—it is Bible ground—and ne one

“Behold, how good and how pleasant it

substitutions, doctrines, names and additions have robbed us of that which was so good and pleasant.

EAST 10TH STREET

METHODIST Charles R. Holmes,

Minister E. 10th 8t. at Keystone Ave. | 30 A. M.—Church School. { 45 A. M.—Morning Worship. { ‘‘Give God a Chance.” | :00 P, M.—Intermediate M1. ¥. F. ! 00 P.'M.—Methodist Youth Fellowship | :30 P. M.—Bishop Raines speaking at Roberts Park Church. Home of Everson Bible Class

Family's Faith for ' the Future”’—Mr. and Mrs. Sexson E. Hume phreys in charge.

NORTH CHURCH

Meridian at 38th Street

Ministers X Hiram C. Weld Gerald L. Clapsaddle 9:30 A. M.—Church School | 10:45 A. M.—The Holy Communion Meditation “Eyes That See’ Dr. Weld.

6:00 P. M.—Angelus Hour for Youth Adequate Off-the-Street Parking

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 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, Jan. 13th “SACRAMENT”

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

NORTHEAST IRVINGTON (EAST) FIRST CHURCH FOURTH CHURCH

PLEASANT NY KWY. 8. DR. EVENING SER 8 R. R. CHURCH

BROAD RIPPLE (NORTH) FIFTH CHURCH

REATI a SOSaRATHD SOUTH SIDE

SIXTH CHURCH

1002 N. Garfield Dr. R. R. Church Edifice.

NORTHWEST SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 5:30 AM SEVENTH CHURCH (COLORED)

ABOVE CHURCHES AT 11 A, M.

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

SOCIETY 2248 W. WASHING YON

SUNDAY SCHOOL

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

THE FAITH WHICH WAS ONCE FOR IVERED UNTO THE SAINTS"

(Ezekiel 13:10, 16) mands unity among his disciples no informed

person will deny. His prayer for us in John 17:21.

that ye oll speak the same thing, and that there be ne’ di- @® @ visions among you; but that ye be

perfected tojether in the, same mind and the some judg- @ ble. If we walk in a diverted state, or worship and serve quit it, find and occupy common ground where unity with

I not stand ‘thereon. PTs fl)

Wednesday Evening 7:45 - BRIGHTWOOD CHURCH

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