Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 July 1952 — Page 4

By EMMA RI Times Ch

Former boxing opponents of Paul Ingram’s boyhood . may be surprised to hear what thé grownup Paul is about

to do. “ : At 23, the Indianapolis

who already has held a pastorate] He is married, the father of two infants and is preparing to embark for a mis-

for three years.

sionary career in Korea.

This is no plunge into the unknown for the Rev. Ingram. He|chureh. The parish will was stationed in Korea as part gor Mrs. Ingram financially and

occupation other persons, her hushandy and following World War II. He now iy, ae

intends to help meet the need he!

the of

of army

saw there. Paul

done unusual things, He began], making a name for himself as|

a boxer at 14 and won many matches, When he was married, he said his vows at midnight, instead of the conventional time usually chosen for such ceremonies. In fact, there he was “waiting at the church” for about four hours before the wedding. But he was waiting for the arrival of the minister and not for his bride,

Influenced by Chaplain

Church and Sunday ' school played but little part in Paul's youth, in his boxing days. It was not until he came under the influence of Chaplain Hal H. Martin in Korea that Paul's life and viewpoint were completely changed and he decided to study for the ministry. Naturally enough, the chaplain first aroused the young soldier's interest because of his skill as a table tennis player. Paul thought any preacher who could come off wihner as often as Chaplain Martin must have * worthwhile things to say. And Paul listened to him. The about-to-be missionary will tell you as he told me in his own sincerely boyish way: “I found Christ in Korea. I'm going to take him back there. It’s a torn-apart country.” He recalled with a shiver the day Chaplain Martin baptized him and four other soldiers in a little bombed-out church in Korea. The boys carried water to the church pool in buckets and were immersed by the chaplain on a chilly April day. The impression left by the service lingers vividly with Paul Ingram.

Ome of Eight Children

Paul's father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ingram, had eight children. Attention is shared and divided when there are that many in a family. Paul, accordingly, spent a great deal of time in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rahm. He pays high tribute to the couple, says they added a great deal to his growing years. School, of course, seemed a bit unexciting along about the sophomore year at Manual and Paul dropped his studies and joined, the Army. He was just 16 but contrived to get in. He returned from Korea at 19 and entered the Lincoln Bible Institute, Lincoln, Ill. There he met Miss Joan Ragsdale of Jamestown, Ind. also a student, who later became Mrs. Ingram. For the past three years, the Rev. Ingram has attended the institute part of each week and ministered to “the Church of Christ, Covington, Ind., the other days. The Ingrams decided to be married following services one Sunday night’ in the Covington Church. The worship ended at 8:30 with quite a sizable congregation present including 16 min-

Church : News— Back to Koreaq, As Missionary

seems always to have

VERS MILNER urch Editor

man is an ordained minister

Mathis walked in and assumed command: It was midnight. Tomorrow, at 7:30 p. m. the’ iRev, Ingram will preach a fareiwell sermon at Fountain Square spon-

The Ingrams first will buy a " A ; ‘house in Tokyo where Mrs, In- TO THE ORIENT—While the Rev. Paul Ingram does missionary gram will make a home with the work in Korea, Mrs, Ingram, with their children, David and baby

hildren and study the Korean palette, will maintain the family home in Tokyo.

language. The Rev. Ingram - - ———— already speaks some Japanese, He : ° ¥ will go to Korea. as soon as he! T 1 2 k $ Hh p ; $ gets his family established in| a ac 0 e UH P! I {Tokyo. Afterward, he will travel back and forth between the two [PP { U MM mb {countries as often as seems as or r es e ers : feasible. often asked if I'm not Dr. John J. Buchanan, new in his church, 4200 Madison Ave. \undertaking sotnething very Pastor of the Madison Avenue A Bays, ovely Bow and Den dangerous,” he said in an inter- Methodist. Church, thinks the De he row the y view. “My answer is that life members should be given an OP-{open for questions from the coneverywhere is dangerous, Thinkiportunity “to talk back to thegregation. A lay chairman will of the California earthquake, the, pit” in church. |collect the questions and’ present Kansas City flood, the wrecks of! With thi i idea in ming, [them to the minister. planes, trains and cars. Besides,! 3 unique ea ' He will attempt to answer those

this is God’s command: (Dr. Buchanan will inaugurate 2 dealing = with religious, social, “Go ye into all the world and “talk back to the pulpit” program etnical or personal problems, Dr.

preach the Gospel. . .” Buchanan especially asks, New Pastor Here United Brethren ‘Pastors Named | The new Madison Avenue pasTo Preach Sunday |tor has been teaching and doing The Rev. Frank Little, new| New pastors were named today administrative work at Adrian minister of the Edwin Ray Meth- to fill posts in four Evangelical/College. “In college classes,” he

{Unite sthren Churches here by said, “we give the student the odist Church, will preach at 10:30 United Brethren ; g side hop J. er Show- i 5 . a. m. tomorrow on, “When Life Resident Bishop J. Balm opportunity to ask questions as

Tumbles In.” Central Area.

The Rev. Little holds the first| Appointed were the Rev. John swer them, Why not apply the! Distinguished Service Award|/A. Settle to the Beville Avenue game technique to Christian teachgiven by the Vincennes Junior |Church; the Rev. O. D. Wisler toling in churches?” Chamber of Commerce as out-!the Broadway Church; the Rev.| Ee Er pho Fs standing young man of the com-|Walter Smith Jr, to the Otterbein

munity. He came here from Vin-/Church and the Rev. D. H. Mc. Government Lifts Ban cennes after a 10-year pastorate !Cormick, D. D.,

to the University in the North Church. Under his|Heights Church. On Tool Manufacture |

leadership, the parish built a $75,-| Previously, Dr. H. W. Achor, WASHINGTON, July 26 (UP) 000 educational and recreational of Richmond was named new di-—The government has removed addition to the church, lrector of Christian Education for|the nine-month freeze on manuThe new Indianapolis minister |the Indiana Conference South of|facture of machine tools for civil-| was born in New York City, was the Evangelical United Brethren|lan industry. | graduated from the College of the Church. | Defense Production AdminisCity of New York and did social] The conference opened Tuesday tractor - Henry H. Fowler anwork in New York's under-privi- and closed last night on the cam-|nounced yesterday toolmakers loged areas, He is a onetime chap-|pus of Indiana Central College./may accept orders without a de-| oo ae, Boy Scouts SL Amer (Dr. Achor will replace Dr. Roy|fense priority rating as long as! Masons. The Rev, and Mrs. Little Lo. Lie Who resigned to go to|they do not fall behind with their

have three children. ¥spanola, N. M. Jeferse work,

delivering them.

some | to

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

¥ vention of the Disciples of Christ

TIThe Wesleyan Service Guild will have

{members to jot down questions|at 7.30 p. about his sermons while he is|W. 8

pastor, is vacationing in Florida, | VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA—The folthe lowing committee of Christian business imen will le the evangelistic service m. tomorrow; E. C. Dumond, . 8. Johnson, C, L. Cox, . . {Garrison and Harry Doughty. Mrs.

ers, D. D, LL. D., of the Northia part of the educational process. | |The téacher does his best to an-/church, 2011 N. Meridian St.

19:10 A.

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In Mustralia-

The Rev. Theo Fisher, minister

jof. the Northwood Methodist

_ (Church, will fly from San Fran. ad Mrs. Paxton, of organist of L cisco Thursday to his native Aus-|

{tralia to attend the World Con-

The Rev. Fisher, who came {to Butler University some years

!ago to complete his education, re- His wife is the organist. {mained in Indianapolis to make!

his home.” The sessions of the

jconyention will be in Melbqurne; {Aug. 5 to 10. The Rev. Fisher's parents live just 35 miles from that city and his brother and two | sisters live there.

Religious events follow: FOUNTAIN S QU ARE CHRISTIAN ICHURCH—The parish will finance a new roof for the church with a special offering of $2500 recently collected. IMMANUEL EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH—The young people's class will hold a picnic toomorow at {McCormick's Creek State Park. EDWIN RAY METHODIST CHURCH its. monthly meeting .in the form of a picnic Monday beginning at 6 p. m. in Garfield Park. Families of the members | have been invited to join the party in

lion the, Jpen, Ravitle CHURCH—The

egati A Tark. the 15tn anni icongregation w mar - lversary of the ministry of the pastor in the parish with a program at 3:30 pin ‘ysomorrow. The service honoring the v. R. T. Andrews Sr. and "Mrs. Andrews {will be in charge of Mrs, Eddie Mae Cook. Dr. Andrew J. Brown, pastor of the Greater St. John Baptist Church, {will give the sermon and the choirs lof his. church will sing. . ROBERTS PARK METHODIST CHURCH | —Dr, Claude M. McGuire, Methodist Hospital chaplain, will give. the 10:45 a.m. sermon tomorrow. The Rev. Clyde Carter, new Fletcher |Place Methodist Church pastor, will preach {at the 7:30 p. m. “Altar Hour” at Roblerts Park. Dr. Amos L. Boren, church

{Doughty will play the piano. The serv{ice will be held in the chapel, 320 N. {Illinois St. Lt. Col. K. Grace Crandall lis local executive. H FOR CHMIST—Cedric Sears. vice president of Youth for Christ international jn charge of the upper ceéntral region, will speak at the 7:30 o'clock rally tonight. He is former director of {the Chicagoland Youth for Christ Rally. {The Rev. Roger Malsbary, local direc

tor, will preside at the rally in the

Christian Science

Lecture Set Tuesday George Nay, C.S., will lecture ‘on “Christian Science: The Coinjcidence of Pure Science and Pure Religion” at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist, College Ave. and 62d St. Mr. Nay is a member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston.

ZION EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH

New Jersey and North Streets Frederick R. Daries, Pastor Paul Buide, Associate Pastor

Church School

10:00 A. M. Service of Worship Sermon by Pastor Frankenfeld Subject of Sermon: "Tests of Character”

SEHR ty The conference namie the Rev} The move will enable ! JL. ’ 4 ods roducers St. Mark's Church lof the Historical Society. Four En iid ie {new ‘three-year trustees of the : a Dedication Tomorrow lconference board include: Dr. The Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte, , A- Merryman of Indianapolis, archbishop of Indianapolis, will or crcnce Superintendent; John) ’ |W. Deever, Indianapolis; Robert! dedicate the new St. Mark’s Cath-| olic Church tomorrow, [Eusk Louisville, Ky. and the! Ceremonies will take place at) ev. Raleig alker, Eberfield. | | Dr. E, C. Brandenburg, super-|

829 W. 318T ST.—~ROBERT 10a, 1m, in the church, Stop 8 and intended of the Bedford District, | ib The Rev. Fr. Leo Scha- will represent the conference in| er, pastor, will say the solemnithe Indiana Temperance League. high mass to follow. The Rt.|Charles Lane, Paoli, was elected Rev. Msgr. Henry F. Dugan, to the Indiana Central College chancellor of the archdiocese, will Board of Trustees. Two new Pen-| give the sermon. |sion Fund members are the Rev.| St. Mark’s is early American in! Russell Youngblood, New Castle, | design, red brick with limestone land the Rev. Floyd Elliott Clay | trim. Frank Vogelnick, member City. : | of the parish, built the three al-| tars. The communion railing was|

“Expositions From the

NAF RE 4 — TI 2 I TS RIS IS AIS SS RATS 1 IM NT ROMO COMO OOOO eN Oa

PRE - MILLENNIAL MISSIONARY EVANGELISTIC THIRTY-FIRST STREET FUNDAMENTAL

BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School, 9:30 A. M.—B. T. U,, 6:30 P. M. Morning Worship, 10:45

Evening Service, 7:45 Evangelistic Message

WE BELIEVE IN THE BOOK, THE BLOOD AND THE BLESSED HOPE

D. McCARTHY. PASTOR

Book of Ecclesiastes”

TOV TVA [T8YI 78/8) Ti TeY VY (eV i lax

hand-wrought of iron by Max Geisler. Linder Brothers, oa tractors, constructed the complete

UNITY PRAYER GROUP

Affiliated with Unity Lee's Summit, Me. parish group—school, convent, DR. FREDERICK ELIAS ANDREWS rectory and the church. Sunday, 11 A. M. and 3 P. M.

D. A. Bohlen & Son, architects, drew! the plans.

Oven Daily 10 to 4: Saturday Till 3 Unity Literature—Classes—Consultant 8 E. Market St.. Rm. 502. FR-4254

BAPTIST CHURCHES

NORTHEAST

First Church t 3620 E. 38th St, Sunday School 9:30 and 11:00 A. M. Reading Room Church Edifice

YY /@Y I 7@VI78Y | T8Y)T®

isters. Since the Rev, Warren Mathis, minister of the Fountain| Square Christian Church, had ordained the Rev. Ingram, he was asked to officiate.

Midnight Wedding

The Rev. Mathis was so long arriving that the couple decided | to ask one of the 16 guest min-| isters to read the ceremony. But! just as the straing of the wedding| march pealed forth, the Rev.|

ENGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN . CHURCH

7 North Rurai ° Dr. Harry Poll Two Morning Services, 8:15-10°45 |

"In the Shade of a Tree"

9:30 A. M. Bible 8chool 8:15 P. M.—Christian Endeavour 73 P M —Evening Worship

"Strange Things From a Stranger”

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

{700 North) Dr. W. A. Shullenberger, Minister Church School—#:30 A. M. Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. Sermon, “And Ever Shall Be" Youth Pellowship—8:30 P. M

Townsend Clubs of Indiana BASKET PICNIC—NOON, SUN., JULY 27—GARFIELD PARK— STAND NO. 1

Guest Speakers Candidate for Congress and CIO Representative Music and Entertainment Public Invited Come and Enjoy Yourself!

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

a. Col. K Grace Crandall, Comm. 320 N. Illinois St. SUNDAY. 7:30 P. M Christian _Businessmen's Committee © _ in charge E. C. Dumond Mr. and Mrs. Harry Douglity W. 8. 8. Johnson

C. L. Cox L. L. Garrison .

UNITY TRUTH CENTER

Affiliated With Unity, " ARG ¥) 8 Summit, Mo,

* D.AR. Chap tray Barone, 1b A “The a eruis to Power" Midweek Service Wednesday, 8 p. m,

10 AM. -4

unr Chirag er ot “CE 4066

Penn.

DOWNTOWN

WOODRUFF PLACE | THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH |

No evening service July-August Reading Room 1920 N. Meridian

34TH STREET

Third Church Washington Blvd. at 34th No evening service July-August Reading Room Church Edifice

WEST SIDE

Society 2246 W Washington

1739 East Michigan Street Second Church Rev. Walter R. Hand, Ph.D, Minist MERIDIAN Worship Service—10:48 A. M. .t R AND VERMONT (8 Da

Ozie D. Pruett, Th. D., Pastor George Newton, Choir Director Paul Fidlar, Organist 10:00 A. M.—Church School.

11:00 A. M.—Morning Worship—Sermon, 0 “THE NARROW MARGIN” Broadcast over WFBM 11:30 to 12:00 Noon.

CALVARY BA 3419 E, 234 st.

"Meet With the Men's Bible Class of | PTIST CHURCH

RIVER AVE. BAPTIST

The Friendly Church 1060 RIVER AVE. (W. INDPLS.} Rev. Robert Blake. Pastor

9:30—Expanding

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

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

Morning Services and Sunday Sch Services as noted. Wednesday

1 at 11 o'clock. Sunday Evening vening Meetings at 8. P. M. IRVINGTON ( T)

Fourth Churth Pleasant Run Blvd., 8. Dr,

NG)

____ SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1952

Paxton Takes Wisconsin u. Post

J. Russell Paxton, who has been

‘contributing to the musical life {of Indianapolis for a quarter lcentury, will leave here to join |the faculty of the University of Wi

Mr, Paxton will.assume his duties as director of choral activi[ties in the university the coming semester. He also has accepted ithe position of director of music

{the ' Luther

{Madison, Wis. For the past 15 years, Mr. Paxton has been director of music for the North Methodist Church.

Memorial Church, :

Tomorrow morning following H : 8 the 10:45 o'clock service, the . Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Paxton. North Church members will hold TO WISCONSIN r. and a farewell reception in honor of|years in’ Irvington. It is spon-rian, St, Paul's Episcopal, Dowthe Paxtons. It will be the|gored by the Irvington Union of ney Avenue Christian and the couple's last official appearance Clubs with Mrs. Paxton as or- Irvington Methodist Churches. He in the church. Iganist. {holds a master of musie degree ' 8 Resigns at Tech Headed: Choir Directors from Iowa State University and Mr. Paxton also is giving up|. The Indianapolis Choir Direct- versity of Illinois graduates. his work as head of the Tech-ony pggqciation three times has Richard Whittington, assistant nical High School music depart-| we ted Soera Paxton as president, Professor and director of choirs ment. His staff includes 10 teach- JC 3 on > dent of [2 Butler University and minister ers’and two assistants. bined albany HO Drei ‘Agso-|0f music of the Meridian Heights The resigning music director, ciation, Mr. Paxton has directed LresPyterian Church, succeeds Mr, |also a singer, came here in 1927.|church choir festivals here and in L2Xton at the North Church.

He and Mrs. Paxton were married various other states. a year later and have made their! Other churches in whose music| FIRSY CONGREGATIO NAL home here and brought vp their| departments Mr. Paxton served No Church Services During August Howe High School gradurtetn(Include: the Fairview Presbyte- mesuiar Services Resumed Sept 1 enter Northwestern University in| the fall. | One of Mr. Paxton's achieve-| ments of which he is most proud | is Hie founding and directing of Delaware at Sixteenth e Technical High School Choir. GEORGE ARTHUR FRANTZ He also organized the Madrigal " ““IWo MORNING SERVICES Singers who have been adding to! wy sag mA Mo. the local Christmas atmosphere Mr. Pritchard, preaching for two decades. : — He has directed the annual presentation at Christmas of Handel's “The Messiah” for 21

FOUR SQUARE GOSPEL Wright and Woodlawn Ave. Rev. & Mrs. Howard H. Carson Sunday School=9:30 A. M. Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. Evangelistic Service—7:45 P. M

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES FIRST PRESBYTERIAN J

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN The Historic Church of Which

Henry Ward Beecher Was Minister Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts.

JEAN S. MILNER, D. D. Joseph W. Johnson, Oakel F. Hall, D. D,

inisters Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. (DST) “Acts 16:7" Dr. Geo. W. Allison. preaching Church School, 9:45 A. M.

TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN

MERIDIAN HEIGHTS Central Ave. at 47th Ministers:

Rev. Roy B. Connor Jr, D. D. . Rev. Carl R. Hatfield

Mr. Richard T. Whittington, director of music.

Sunday School, 9:30 3 Worship Services, 8:30 and 10:30

r. Connor 4th & Central Familiar Surroundings

9:30 (DST)—Sunday School

both he and Mrs. Paxton are Uni-

10:45 (DST)—Divine Worship “Other Deeds of Jesus.” Dr. Vale, preaching 7:00—Westminster Fellowship | Thursday, 7:15 P, M., Midweek Service | Dr. Roy Ewing Vale Wallace I. McDonald James G. Emerson Jr.

ST. MATTHEW EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

E. New York & Oxford Sts.

Rev. Carl H. Amelung 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School for AN Ages.

10305 3 ne rent cvs in ns PRENTICE PRESBYTERIAN ST. MARK'S TER A, Minister EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

10:30 A. M., Morning Servic “Controfithg Four Anxiety Matt, 6:25 27 Prospect and Linden Sts. Rev. Duane E. Schroeder

Westminster Fellowimm ron oom, Sunday School ...... 9:30 A. M. Worship vessuvasneessdOMS A. M. Go to Church Sunday.

Brightwood Free Mefhodisi | _ >

E 31st and Forest Manor Ave.

Rev, J. Clinton Swanagan. Minister—CH-2121

Welcome fo a Great * Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship, 10:30 Evangelistic, 7:30 P. M.

FAIRVIEW : 46th and Capitol Ave. VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister

9:30 A, M.—Church School 9:30 A. M.—Morning Worship “Things That Are Excellent”

IRVINGTON PRESBYTERIAN 1 Block South of 5511 E. Wash, Ministers: JOHN B. FERGUSON, Emeritus HOWARD W. STONE EMERSON OLDS HOUSER

9:00 A, M.—Church School for All Ages

Rev. Houser, preaching

LUTHERAN

A—American Lutheran Conference, M—Missouri Synod, U—United Lutheran Church

BETHANY © JOT, |OUR SAVIOUR °°

Shelby 25th and Capitol

. Service, 10:45 A, M. | CARROLL ROCKEY, Pastor F. 8. FALKENROTH, Pastor Service, 11:00 A. M, and Central |

BETHLEHEM ,0...>% DONALD E. ELDER, Pastor | PLEASANT VIEW Ww

Service, 9:15 A. M. W. 84th St. at Hoover Rd.

CALVARY Service, 10:30 A. M.

Service, 0:30 A. M. o Horws ’ .. WALTER L. BARTH ) ces for | P EACE the Deaf—Trinity MARTIN KOSCHE, Pastor

CHRIST CHURCH

{Episcopal)

Summer Schedule Sundays: 8, 9:30, II A. M. Daily: 8 AM.; Wed. & Fri. 7

Services, 8 & 10 A, M. ! Shelby at Dudley in Edgewood

U) Mill lle | EBENEZER 3, roars |

Services, 11:00 A. M,

; =

Service, 10:45 A, M.

M) Union Federal SURIST 20 uss ers

5646 E. Washington BE. W. MACHINSKE, Pastor Service, 10:30 A. M. EMMAUS (M) Laurel at Orange St. H. L. KRUECKEBERG, Pastor Service, 10:30 A, M.

2344 College mp | Services. 9:30 & 10:30 A. M. | Ne * i” Full Choir of Men and Boys | J CHRIST Wilbur Alen ois. | SALEM a at late Sunday Service { } Mars Hill | JOHN R. SPANGLER. Pastor . f FREDERICK J. SEAGER, | Service, 11:00 A. M. Nursery care also provided [fi D. 8: Pastor RI

| ST. ANDREW @ 5,

in Speedway JOHN GG. FRANK, Pastor Service, 10:45 A, M.

ST. JOHN 3, cavern

LOUIS WAMBSGANSS, Pastor Service, 10:30 A. M,

This Summer, Tomorrow Visit Indiana's Historic Church

ON THE CIRCLE

at Butler Evening Service, 8 P. M. Reading Room Church Edifice

BROAD RIPPLE (NORTH) *

Fifth Church College at 62d Evening Service, 7:30 P. M. Reading Room Church Edifice

SOUTH SIDE

Sixth Church 1002 North Garfield Dr. Reading Room Church Edifice

NORTHWEST Seventh Church (Colored) 337 W. 32d St. Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Reading Room Church Edifice

AT 30 NORTH PENNSYLYANIA

BG pC

AO ASLASLAS SAB

Sunday There will not be an Evening Service DOWNTOWN READING ROOM Kisses for during July and August. Pe all ages. { 10:30—~Morning Midweek Prayer Service, Thursday, July! ye Worship 31st at 7:30 P. M. — “ yew : 3 —— Folbonham CALVARY — 3419 E_ 23d William © a— by Faith Breedlove. 10:45 A. M.—T:30 P, M. . — §P. My TUXEDO PARK—290 N. Grant (4100 east) C { Peoples Meeting 230 AP Slitton, DD, Pastor. Unified

Where Christion

7:00~Prayer in Pastor's study,

7:30—Evangelistic Service:

EMERSON AVE.—Emerson, E. New York Br Rev. Robart E. Halls, pastor. 10:30 A. M

— ff oom | LYNDHURST—Lyndhurst Dr, 2 blocks 8. of Washington 8t. Charles Highsmith, Pastor, Unified service, 9:30 a. m.; Youth Fellowship. 6:30 p. m.; eve, 7:30 CROOKED CREEK-—N, Mich. Rd. & 56th Louis G. Crafton, 9:45--Preaching, 10:45 {—~—Sunday School. 7 P. M.~Preaching,

Woodland Baptist * 3200 South East Street Wyman A. Hull, Minister

‘Servants of

Jesus Christ” Rev. Robert Blake

Thursdays eve. 7:30 Prayer and Bible Study.

“A United Church

| CENTRAL BAPTIST

Invites You to Worship With Us at Central Ave. and Westfield Blvd.

900 W. 30th St, NORTH SIDE CHURCH OF 60D

J. Herschel Caudill, Pastor

Dr. SB of. Dghnell, pastor Sunday School... . 930 FOUNTAIN SQUARE CHURCH OF 60D JSAM. le Sct ; y 1029 E, ris St. 10:48 A. M.- Morning Service Morning Worship ......... 10:30 Guy F. Perry, Pastor Adult Unions, 6:30 P.M." Evening Service ................. 7:30 WEST SIDE CHURCH OF GOD

1900 W. New York St, Fred C. Jones. Pastor

First United Lutheran Church

701 N. Pennsylvanio St.

Richard Tu PAUL E. HUFFMAN, Pastor

Experience Makes You a Member"

10:30 P. M. STATION WIBC Offices, Anderson, Ind.

SUNSHINE GARDEN, CHURCH OF 60D

Concord & Newhart Sta.

OF GO

Howe,

for & Divided World®

West Washington, Church of God

4200 W. Washington St. Harold Powell. Pastor

EAST 10TH, CHURCH OF GOD

4102 E. 10th St. 8. Samuel Lovelace, Pastor

PARK HEIGHTS, CHURCH OF GOD

2359 E. 34th St. Robert Boyette, Pastor

roer, Pastor

10:30 A. M.—MORNING WORSHIP Pastor Volrads Isaks, preaching Church School! 9:15 A. M.

“The Cry for Bread”

Church Office, L1-9502

METHODIST

CHURCHES

Pastor's Home, HI1-3925

Garfield Heights Church of Christ

2842 Shelby Street Bible Study, 10 A, M. Evening Service, 7 P. M. W. L TOTTY, Minister—GA-9480 Morning Worship, 11 A. M. Wed. Eve. Service, 7:45

NORTH CHURCH |

Meridian at 38th St. | Hiram C, Weld, Ph.D, D.D. Gerald L. Clapsaddle, D. D. Ministers 9:30 A. M.—Church School 40:45 A. M.—Morning Worship | Sermon: “Being Glad One Is Not| Like Other Men,” Dr. Clapsaddle.|

A SHORTENED SERVICE FOR SUMMER WORSHIP!

BROADWAY

"TENT MEETING WINTER AVENUE CHURCH of the NAZARENE | ,.. cocoon Broadway

Corner of Winter and Fernway Ministers: 5 ROBERT B. PIERCE, D. D. HEAR !

CARL D. SHAFER, REV. MISS LEILA DELL MILLER

WM. R. BRANTLEY Duplicate Services: Columbus, Ga, Southern Evangelist 815 and 10:45 A. M. Homer and Martha Maddox and Sarah Ann, Singers and Musicians

| Sermon: T. W. Stofer, Pastor. IM-7243,

| “The Salvation of a Nation,” ‘Rev. Wni. R. Brantley, Preaching a 5:30 P. M.—M. Y. F.

Ler ae ve tee

| | |

’ =

| 9:30 A. M.~Church School i

Since 1821 'Délaware at Vermont Minister Amos L. Boren, D.D. Rev. Bruce Hilton, Minister to Youth

9:30 A. M.—Church School. G. Wilbur Little, Supt. 10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship. “My Father's World.” Dr. Claude M, McClure, Chaplain, Methodist Church, 5:30 P.M.—M. Y. F. 7:30 P.M.—“Formula for Survival,” - Rev, Clyde Carter, Director of Fletcher Place, * Community Center and pas-' tor of Fletcher Place MethMethodist Hospital.

EAST 10TH STREET | Charles R. Rotates, . |

* ROBERTS PARK chun,

‘ Minister . RK. 10th at Keystone Ave. 10045°A. M.~Moning Worship, “The Pearl of Great Price.”

NE oie vn Home of Everson Bible Cl

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4717 E. Michi WIBC W(BC (| JOEN s. ALBERT, Pastor TRINITY ™ nie ai Lis 1470—KC LEE EO on wip ot. | WALTER C. MAS. Paater | 1070—KC Mon. thru Fri, hn | GRACE at Holmes Ave. | Services, 8:30 and 10:30 A. M. y E. H. ZIMMERMAN, Pasto - ) i Sunday, 8:00 A. M. $ Jus A * Ye i Services July-Aug. 8:30 A, A ZION on et Ny Nettie unday x) OUR REDEEMER ,)” | ‘'werNER P. KRUG, Pastor

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~ A. A. ALLEN SALVATION-HEALING REVIVAL

"THE LAST GREAT WEEK IS

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Many Testify to Being Healed in Answer to Prayer

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