Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1952 — Page 4
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Hoosier Profile By Irving Leibowitz
“WELL, whatta ya know. The professor is a »olitician.” . More than one law student doubtless made this observation when Marion County Democrats this’ week picked Nelson Grills, an Indiana University professor, to be county chairman. But the students; faculty. and college ‘officials were no more surprised than Democratic precinct workers all over town. Most of them never even heard of Nelson Grills. “Sure, sure, he's a big brain,” one downtown ward chairman conceded. “But is he a Democrat?” Mr. Grills has been a ‘red hot Democrat’ — his own description—ever since the late Franklin D. Roosevelt defeated Herbert Hoover for President in 1932. Some Hoosier politicians recall Mr. Grills has aided Democrats In political affairs as a speech writer and consultant on legislative matters. But few know anything about him person-
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LOOKING at the slender, rather good looking professor it is hard to imagine him the wartime pilot of a Navy blimp. He looks almost too boyish to be a professor or a blimp pllot. He's 40. Mr. Grills had the dubious distinction of being the pilot of the first U. 8. Navy blimn shot down ny a German submarine, The mishap occurred in. July 1943. It was America's first indication the German subs had been armed with ‘anti-aircraft guns. . Nelson, who says rather facetiously he was not named after England's famed admiral, Lord Nelson, was ‘a lieutenant commander at the time. The blimp was 80 miles off Miami when enemy slugs punctured it. The crew abandoned the downed blimp but Mr. Grills stuck close by for fear, he saya, the sub would pick up secret U. 8. radar equipment. be floated ardund for 20 hours in a life jacket before an American sub-chaser picked him up. . 4
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ONE consolation for Nelson came when the English Navy sunk the submarine trying to sneak back to the German coast, The blimp's two depth charges had damaged the sub and an
English ship finished it off.
Still active in the Nola! Reserve, Mr. Grills did not always have a fo eeling for the Navy. He says he first learned:a t politics and politi-
cal intrigue trying to get a transfer from the "Navy's land-based legal staff to sea duty. He was recently promoted to commander, Despite Mr. Grills’ active sea career, he is a teacher by trade. - He sald the political job Is “perfect research for teaching.” Can politics -and teaching mix? Mr. Grills thinks so. He noted that students interested In politics get the best grades. But the professor isn't interested in the county chalrmanship post-as-a-lifetime career, “I'm a lot more interested in my students providing good government than my doing 1t.” he declared. ‘‘After all one man can do just so much, but the students go out all-over the country.” oo » oO
BECAUSE he is a professor, many politicians
“ Professor and Politics
NELSON GRILLS—"1 want a decent community for my kids to grow up in."
selves at 1669 E. Kessler Blvd. The family worships across the road, in the Northminster Presbyterian Church, where Mr. Grills is a trustee | and Sunday School teacher, He was born in Decatur, Ill, attended publjc| schools in Hammond, Ind, and polished off his! formal education by getting successive law degrees at Indiana and Columbia Universities.
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DURING the 1949 session of the state legislature, Mr. Grills assisted Gov. Schricker with the Democratic legislative program, During this period, a local newspaper published a story about Mr. Grills calling him a “CIO organizer from the Fast.” Mr. Grills denied this at the time, and still does, For a short period, he was attached to the legal staff of the Treasury Department in Washington. He also.has served as legislative consultant for several organizations, including tHe Indiana County Commissioners Association. Mr. Grills, to the dismay of local politicians, has never been a precinct committeeman or ward chairman. He has, however, worked on ward and precinct level during campaigns for Mayor Phillip Bayt and Senate candidate Alex Campbell. He has a fresh approach to politics but still
insists a team can’t win without everybody work-|
ing together. He places strong emphasis on registering voters and on the precinct men and women who have been fighting election campaigns down through the years, He calls them “our first line of offense.” So 5»
MR. GRILLS belongs to the Indianapolis Athletic Club and the John Holliday American Legion
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| Church News—
a= 600 to Attend Congress at
Notre Dame
Times State Kervice SOUTH BEND, Aug. Arthur L. Conrad, president of the Heritage Foundation of Chi-/ cago, will address the opening | gession of the. National Federa- | tion of Catholic College Students Thursday at the University of | Notre Dame. He will talk on “The Meaning’ of KEducation in the Modern World” before nearly 600 students and faculty moderators from 180] Catholic colleges and universities, A { Immediately preceding the six-| day congress will be a Student Government Presidents’ Conference, conducted by a student com-| mittee from Manhattan College. | About 100 student body officers] will hear Sister. M. Madeleva, president of St. Mary's College.
14 Panel Sessions
Friday morning Notre Dame's Rev. Leo R. Ward, will speak be-| fore the student affairs session, while Dr. John Kane of the Notre Dame department of soclology will-address an afternoon assembly. Delegates on 14 panels will dis-| cuss such fields as press, student] government, international rela-| tions, Catholic action, industrial| relations and family life. Other highlights include an ad-| dress - by Msgr. Cornelius Sher-| lock, archdiocesan director of schools of Boston, Mass.; a picnic and talent show, dance and elec-| ‘tion of officers.
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Youth Conference
Opens Monday |
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‘LAFAYETTE, Aug. 23 — The, Christian Youth Conference of] North America will be held Mon-|
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day through Friday at Purdue | University. One thousand youths! ‘representing 40 Protestant de‘nominations from all parts of the!
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EXPRESSIVE—Kindergarten youngsters, showing many of the emotions of childhood, filed from the East Park Methodist Church Vacation Bible School for the last time yesterday.
The eight-day Vacation Bible School in the East Park Methodist Church closed this week. with a program and exhibit of children’s correlated handiwork. The school, attended by nearly 85 children, was divided into four groups —kindergarten, pri-
Church Is Praised | For Anti-Red Stand |
The Rev. James L. Cumming, | pastor of the North Side CME]
in Cincinnati. He said the meeting stressed evangelism and praised the church for combating communism. The Rev. M. L. Breeding, pasof Phillips Temple CME Church here, was head of the committee that presented the resolution commending the church in its fight against left-wingers.
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mary, junior and intermediate. Some of the children came from and others were visitors from out
neighboring churches
of the state.
The Rev. D. Millard Church, Miss Amy Brock-Jones and Mrs. Donald Garner gave featured
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talks. Miss Lu Ellen Dearinger helped in music, games and stories. A lunch period was offered with. each child bringing his own sandwiches. The WSCS of the church provided cookies and soft drinks.
DePauw Fills Church Post -
| Times State Service | GREENCASTLE, Aug. 23—Dr.
Orville’ L. Davis yesterday was
named director of church relations at DePauw University here. | Dr. Davis is 4 associate professor of religioud education, executive secretary of the Council on Religious Life and director of DePauw's Cru{sade - for - Christ ‘program. | In his new job he will try to im-
Dr. Davis prove the services of the univer-
sity to the Methodist Church. He {will retain his present duties.
| , Hiller to Lecture
| On Near East Tour
Emanuel C. Hiller will give an illustrated lecture on his tour of ‘the Near East at the opening meeting of the Indianapolis Chapter of the American Christian | Palestine Comrhittee Sept. 3 in the {Columbia Club. Mr. Hiller recently returned {from an extensive tour of Egypt, | Lebanon, Syria, Hashimite-King-{dom of Jordan, Israel and the
| Continent. Bridge Crash- Fatal VINCENNES (UP) — An auto
sideswiped a bridge on U. 8. 41 near Hazleton yesterday, killing Mrs. Ola B. Bell, 29, Rome, Ga.
Youth Group To Hear Chaplain
First Lt. John L. of
will speak at 7:30 p. m. today i the Youth for Christ Club.
Presiding at the rally will be Director Roger Malsbary, recently returned from the third annual Youthspiration Camp at Lake
Louise, Toccoa, Ga.
Lt. Edwards, a graduate of Bob Jones University and Columbia Theological Seminary, served as
Edwards, |Church, returned this week from chaplain of the 200th Infantry
[the annual Ohio CME Conference regiment Camp Atterbury,
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NORTH ‘SIDE CHURCH OF GOD J. Herschel Caudill, Pastor
FOUNTAIN SQUARE CHURCH OF GOD
1020 E. Morris St. Guy F. Perry. Pastor
for a Divided World” STATION WIBC
Offices, Anderson, Ind.
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
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pastor of Presbyterian Churches in Symrna, Ga. and Pontotoc and Charleston, Miss., before entering the Army. |
nation and Canada, are expected! to attend. University, the Rev. Mr. CumJameson Jones, president of ming is a graduate of Lane Colthe National Conference of Meth- lege, a CME school. He is pastor
A Divinity student at Butler Robert J. Ke
driving; Viola Ethel Fuller, were found de
fear Mr. Grilla might not devote full time to politics or else quit in the middle of the campaign like his predecessor, David M. Lewis. One of his Navy buddies pooh
post, which, Incidentally, has such distinguished Republican members as Mayor Clark, Congressman Charles Brownson and James Gregory. The reason Mr. Grills gave for taking an ac-
WEST SIDE CHURCH OF 60D
19000 W. New York St. 2350 E. 34th St. Fred C. Jones. Pastor Robert Boyette. Pastor
SUNSHINE GARDEN, CHURCH OF 60D
PARK HEIGHTS, CHURCH OF 60D
poohed this,
ye J odist Youth, will direct the con- of the church at 2611 Annette] y i however, saying: tive part in politics sounds corny, except when | . Concord &4 Newhart Sts, vehicle. “That just isn't so. He stayed with his blimp he says it: Fr Toe eine Sodan 2,5, Reception Tomorrow Biehard Taroer. Pasion The car wa A . m. y, to-Ind.-3. It
till the end and he'll stay on the job till the end. “1 want a decent community for my kids to
pageant entitled “This Moment.” Rev. vania locomot:
METHODIST CHURCHES
Schmitz to Speak For New Members |
He's not a quitter.” grow up in.” writt $80- | Mr. Grills is an associate professor of law at In politics, he realizes that he must work with en eva a] On ‘Hoosier Pul it’ 2 Special ge al Ae Indiana University Law School, Indiarfapolis all groups In the Democratic Party if victory is United Christian Youth Move-| p | Church Ww Vermont and Toledo Defense A Division, where he specializes in teaching labor desired. He already has called on such warring ment. It will be produced by the A nationally known church oo "hr given at 11 a. m NORTH CHURCH ROBERTS PARK CHURCH . law, legislation and tax law. He has taken a six- Democratic warriors as Gov. Schricker and Frank Indianapolis Christian Yout hi figure will be on tomorrow's 0 2 the church a Meridian st Sun St. Since 1821 One-Third month leave of absence from his $8000-a-year McHale, former national committeeman for In- Council. |broadcast of “Hoosier Pulpit” at “nyo "(loging session of the Hiram C. Weld, PhD, Db Delaware at Vermont WASHINGT
9:45 a. m. on station WIBC. | The Rev. Charles H. Schmitz, |director of education, broadcast{Ing and film division, National
Of Lesson-Sermon Churches of Christ, in New York,
Minister Amos L. Boren, D.D.
Rev. Bruce Hilton Minister to Youth
9:30 A. M.—Church School G. Wilbur Little, Supt.
Gerald I. Clapsaddle, D.D. : Ministers
9:30 A. M.—Church School. 1048 A. M.—Morning Worship.!
teaching post to devote full time to politics. He is married to a girl he met on the Bloomington campus. They have four children Walter Reagan, 8; Peter Hudson, 3, and 1-year-old twin
diana. He Intends to visit Frank McKinney! x former national chairman, .
I * ' * He still sounds like a professor, though. This | Mind Is Topic
prompted one old timer to observe:
Night Union Service will be held at 7:30 p. m. at the Jones Tabernacle.
~The governn that one-third and apartmen far for 182 d
daughters, Sara Loulse Sn Susan Mary. : “He's the only politician I ever heard say {will be featured. SN EXT Sermon: “Release Your Real Self” 10.45 A. M — Morning Worsht been completes They live dn a house they Temodeled them- dad gum’, The lesson-sermon in all Rev. Schmitz now lectures at UNITY PRAYER GROUP | Dr. Weld speaking J “To Write a ee. struction. f | " Churches of Christ, Scientist, to-{ Purdue, Mrs. George 1. Brad- Afraid win Uris. Lows © “ {A SHORTENED SERVICE FOR SUMMER WORSHIP, Dr. Boren preaching. The Housing 1 | 5 Convicts Drin | . morrow will be “Mind.” {shaw is in charge of the program. Mi i i Bra 5:30 P i Agency said t| Scapegoat ° 813 Franklin Man It includes the following pas-| Sunday 11 A. M. and 3 P. M. : » M~M. Y. P, units have bee
730 P.M.—“In Jesus Is God,” Dr. Boren preaching.
EAST 10TH STREET
other 16,332 a; being built in Housing cre been relaxed ir
BROADWAY
Fall Creek Pkwy. at Broadway Ministers: ROBERT B. PIERCE, D. D.
Lacquer; Three Die OT 0% 0., Aug. 23 uP! Loses Porch, Gets
~-Th fet ‘ere dead d two Tr Ee et Walk by Mistake
Open Daily 10 to 4, Saturday Till 2 Unity Literature Classes Consultant 8 E. Market St., Rm. 502, FR-4254
FOUR SQUARE GOSPEL
sage from the Christian Science] AuXiliary to Meet textbook, “Science and Health| Fleming Gardens Christian |With Key to the Scriptures,” by Church will be host at 7:30 Mary Baker Eddy: p. m. Monday to the Capitol
Naval Battle Gets Commission Back
‘ {today from drinking lacquer) i; “ CARL D. SHAFER, courage constr WASHINGTON, Aug. 23 (UP) ; . FRANKLIN, Aug. 23 — Mack When man is governed by God, District Ladies Auxiliary. The . METHODIST (thinner flavored with citronella’ | " 4 Wright and Woodlawn Av WM. R. BRANTLE Charl H shortage of s President Truman has restored (1 they purchased from a con- Coleman was surprised when he the ever-present Mind who under- Rev. Warren Mathis, Fountain 19 Wood eo. on ANTLEY ar er 2 cima personnel and
came home from work and found Stands all things, man knows that Square Christian Church, will the front porch torn from. his With God all things are possible.” speak.
house and a new sidewalk partly The Golden Text is: : Brightwood Free Methodist
Rev. & Mss. Howard H. Carson Sunday School—9:30 A. M. Morning Worship—10:45 A. M.
the commission of a naval officer i.1.q4 murderer. court-martialed 139 years ago a8| pur other inmates who partia “scapegoat” for the hero Who cipated in the “thinner” jag at
8:15 and 10:45 A. M. E. 10th at Keystone Ave. Sermon: | 9:30 A. M.—Church Schoo)
; y {10:45 A. M.—Morni y op “Lord "Teach Us to Pray” orning Worship, “It's Juss
Landlord's
cried: “Don’t give up the ship.” [tne nearby London prison farm 'DStalled. | “Let the people praise thee, O ol SON pM ke denis yo ¥ “ , ‘ i : . 7. C . 8 . M.—Intermed LP The chief executive yesterday were described as “not serious.” | Mr. Coleman %adn't planned on God; let all the people praise thee.| £ 31st and Forest Manor Ave ou Srangilitic Shrvices])! BIN ey Seal bh Shute 8:00 M Senior M ¥, PT Is the Wrc commissioned Willlam 8. Cox a Maury Koblentz, assistant com- remodeling. A building contractor O let the nations be glad and sing x Rev J. Clinton Swanagan. : -— ee in . Home of Everson Bible Class CHICAGO, third lieutenant and formally missioner of corrections, sald explained apologetically he made for joy: for thou shalt judge the Inister—CH-110 VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA t Lg Vito Salerno, cleared him of wrongdoing In the John Johnson, 50. of Cincinnati, & mistake, the job was scheduled people righteously, and govern Welcome fo a Great Lt Col. K Grace Crandall. Comm. BAPTIST CHURCHES neck in hot we 1813 naval battle in which Capt. employed in the farm's soap and for the house next door. the nations upon earth” (Psalms! Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. 320 N linois St. tenants haled James Lawrence was fatally paint brush factory, had admitted “That's all right,” Mr. Cole- 67:3, 4). Morning Worship, 10:30 : contempt bec: 3 : n 10: SUNDAY. 7:30 PM. i 5 wounded. ' selling the thinner to the nine man said. “Go ahead and finish -—mmmmmmmm Evangelistic, 7:30 P. M. boa . WOODRUFF PLACE THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH court order to The rank of third lieutenant no men for five pack of cigarets, it. And while you're at it, you can : Guest speaker, John Farquharson Rev. Walter R. Hand, Ph.D., Minister © MERIDIAN AND VERMONT with them. longer exists and Mr. Cox has| Johnson is serving a life term remodel my back porch, too.” David W. Hughes ! Deore BD Worship Ser BAY Then. his la
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 Rev. Leonard O'Neil, Leamington, Ontario. Broadcast over WFBM, 11:30 A. M. to 12 Noon.
he would was whole affair connected hot ants.
Official \
UNITED STATE
| Named Music Director
K. of C. to Honor | David W. Hughes, director of .s . student teaching at Butler UniRetiring Chaplain versity's Jordan College of Music, % New Sore & Getord Sta The Rev. Raymond Bosler will has been named director of music "Rev. Carl H. Amelunsg : be honored Monday at the regular at Meridian Heights Presbyterian! ¢.39 A. mM —8sunday School for All Ages. meeting of the Knights of Colum- Church. (10:30 A. M.—"'Danfel Teaches Us
for murder, Mr. Koblentz sald. The dead, all parole violators, were Walter Wade, 36, Allen County, sentenced for robbery; 0. B. Ingram, 31, Wyandot Coun‘ty, stabbing and Stanley Holloday, 27, Butler County auto theft.!
heen dead 78 years. But for 30 vears, his grandson, E. D. Litchfield, of New York City, has sought to clear his name.
ZION EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH
New Jersey and North Streets Frederick R. Daries, Pastor Paul H. Frankenfeld, Associate Pastor
0 3:10 A. M. Church. School Hotniel 10:00 A. M. Service of Worship
"Meet With the Men's Bible Class of CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 3419 E. 23d St. 9:30 A. M.
ST. MATTHEW EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
RIVER AVE. BAPTIST
The Friendly Church
1060 RIVER AVE. (W. INDPLS,) ’ Rev. Robert Blake, Pastor
Bogda Motor Named ler ¢
9:30—Expanding
. - = 5 | N p Confess Our Sins,” Kaiser-Frazer Agent Methodist Ministers ey SC heeded for 8:30 p. m. In. A native of Crawfordsville, Mr.| ae Yu =m |" Sublect of Sermon: “What Can You Expand : TATE Bogda Motor Co., 1018 N. Me- |the Knights’ Council room. Hughes received a bachelor of) = —— — esrb ADICL OF YORI? RENIONY, oni a for There will not be an Evening Service Sunrise 5:0 ridlan St. was officially named To Meet at DePauw Father Bosler, who is editor of music degree from DePauw Uni-| all ages. during August. Midweek Prayer Serv. — red Central Indiana distributor of Times State Service {the Indiana Catholic and Record. versity and a master's degree 10:30—Morning 18) Thursday, August 28, 7:30 p. m, th gin RE Kaiser-Frazer automotive parts! GREENCASTLE, Aug. 23 - recently resigned as chaplain of from Jordan. He will begin his THE SALVATION ARMY Virne SarsoID CALVARY = 55 E i Xcess, since Jab and accessories last night. More than 500 Hoosier Methodist the group because of other duties church work Sept. 1. 234 E Michigan Street a Back Slider.” __ Breedlove. 10:45 A. 1.23% Tn S t The following: Present for awarding the fran- ministers and administrators will that he will take over soon. CIN WADCUID CCRVIFEC . 4P M—Yo TUXEDO PARK-29 N._ Grant 4100 sostr nie in other eit) chise were Melvin Hiller, Kalser- meget at DePauw University Sept. : = DRIVE-IN WORSHIP SERVICES SPECIAL FAREWELL SERVICE Peoples Meeting 9 30 Ph i Do, Pastor! Unified: Boston Frazer district manager; Howard 1.5 » : Sel 7:00—Prayer in TORT pee én ; a i coumarios bop for the 11th annual School of Farquharson to Speak SHADELAND OUTDOOR THEATER for SENIOR CAPTAIN and MRS. WM. KAUTZ Fustor s study ne E Te pier oho EM gleteacs spl as . : " a . ; —7:30 P. M s1hied Oe M, deny merchandise manager for Kaiser- Rishop Gerald Kennedy, Port John Farquharson will speak at (Divisional Young People’s Secretary) 7:30—Evangelistic 2 MS GB Denver Ha aise ie y. - as ! § LYNDHURST— Ft Way Frazer; William Sipple, district land, Ore., will serve as “preacher (30 p.m. services tomorrow in EVERY SUNDAY Conducted by “The Pig Affair.” : of raat ural Dr. dp: Pm Worth service representative of the firm, to the preachers,” delivering four the Volunteers of America Chapel. 9:00 A. M. LIEUT. COLONEL HERBERT PUGMIRE, State Commander "Rev Robert Blake Dr nified service. 9.30 a. m.i Youth indisnapolis and representatives from Miracle sermons at the daily worship Crearpe Hopkids wa be ool CMD A —— IN THE CENTRAL HALL—234 E. Michigan St. po Thursdays eve 1.30 CROOKED CREEK—N. Mich Rd. & $61 Los Angeles P r Divisic f A. P. Parts service. eader an Miss Anne Suhre | ' ih'e ~tucy. Louis G. Crafton, 9:45—Preachi : Minn 1 awe. Division 62 4 Sisereies, © Mt CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH SUNDAY EVENING AUGUST 24TH AT 7:45 P. M. Louis, 9 Gratton; 8 4g Preaching. 1048 Minnespolis Corp. and MusKegon Piston Ring * - Delaware 1nd Welngt Brest Senior Captain and Mrs Kautz are being transferred to Detrott, Mich., Ee Tine New York > s the East s ty = = NYC Tolks Recessed FIRST CONGRECATIONAL 100 Noten: speciaL MUSIC TME PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED ii CENTRAL BAPTIST Woodland Baptist gman WASHINGTON, Aug. 23 (UP) 16th and Delaware Dr. W. A Shullenberg, Minister ' 3200 South East Street Pittsburgh 500 Hoosiers Leave No Church Services During August Church School—9:30 A. M. | A Invites You to Worship With Us 8an Francisco
Union-management talks in the New York Central pute have been Tuesday when they
Wyman A. Hull, Minister {Sundoy School .....ccvivnnans 9:30 {Morning Worship .ee.evuerens...10:30 {Evening Service ... wee 7:30
8t. Louis
Regular Services Resumed Sept. 7 Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. Sermon: “Testing or Trusting?” Mr. George W. Barger, Associate
Minister in Community, preaching
HR PRE - MILLENNIAL MISSIONARY EVANGELISTIC THIRTY-FIRST STREET FUNDAMENTAL
at Central Ave. and Westfield Blvd. Dr. G. H. O'Donnell, pastor 9:45 A. M.—Bible School 10:45 A. M.—Morning Service Classes of All Ages. Adult Unions. 6:30 P. M.
Washington , D.C
Railroad dis- -
recessed until INDIANA TOWNSEND CLUB | will resume STATE MEETING
in New York. i
For Legion Convention
Five hundred Indiana members
of the Amefican Legion go toriny Sl August Sth —— — : by train for 16 organization's At Rochester, Ind, Deer Park, 11 A. M. BAPTIST CHUR a PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES t 16 onve lew Vor ' Bellona © ) ny alii is No SI. MARK S Guest Speakers. Dr. Francia © Townsend ( H ¥ i S 1 ( H U R ( H 829 W. 31ST 8ST —~ROBERT D. McCARTHY, PASTOR ~ . A . » + : and Lt. Gov. John A. Watkins . y . ' State Commander John K. Chap- EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Music and Entertainment by the (Episcopal) Ss d cchool 9:30 A.M B. T u 6:30 P.M FIRST PRESBYTERIAN | nell of Petersburg, took a resolu- Prospect and Linden Sts. Welcher Orchestra, Marion, Indiana unday .chool, 7: . wp. 1. Us, 0: . . Delaware tt Sixteenth
Mr. Joseph Robb. State Rep. in charge GEORGE ARTHUR FRA
| NTZ Summer Schedule WILLIAM M,_PRITCHARD JR. Ministers |
tion calling for a reversal of the Rev. Duane E. Schroeder |
Morning Worship, 10:45
Legion's stand supporting federal gunday School 9:30 A. M . . ’ MORNING SE ald to education. Worship ! Tre ONS AM. Sundays: 8, 9:30, Il A. M. "Exposition From the Book of Ecclesiastes” SOR IN SRNYCrs | Ng Worship «coi dqees . «S100 « MM. Daily: 8 AM. Wed. & Fri. 7 Svaniog Service 7:45 ; “The Creative Power of Anxiety,” |
Matt. 6:31 _ Mr Pritchard. preaching
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN EF
The Historie Church of Which Henry Ward Beecher Was Minister
ENGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
57 North Rural Dr. Harry Poll Two Morning Services, R 15-10:45
Miss Lu Sommers will bring a Missionary Message
WE BELIEVE IN THE BOOK, THE BLOOD AND THE BLESSED HOPE
UNITY TRUTH CENTER
Affiliated With Unity Lee's Summit. Mo MARGARET STRAHLE, MINISTER AND LEADER
Full Choir of Men and Boys at late Sunday Service Nursery care also provided
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MERIDIAN HEIGHTS
Central Ave. at 47th
dev. Roy DENN D. . 0! . Connor Jr. Rev, Carl R Rated >
Mr. Richard T. Whittington, director of musie.
Sunday School, 9:30 2 Worship Services. 8:30 and 10:30
" : DAR Chapt " . “Blessed Is the Man That Walks TRUE GOSPEL Shaner House SON. Penn Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts. 9:30 A. M.—Bible School Toate Sunday Service 11 AM JEAN 8. MILNER.
390 -400rm WCB (Anaeraon) 4TO HE WEImEE mag roar From —_—
: D. D Joseph W. Johnston, Oakel F. Hall, D.D. Ministers Morning Worship. 11:00 A M. (DST) “Living a Whole Lifetime" Mr. Johnston, preaching Church School. 9:45 A. M.
6.15 P. M —Christian Endeavour
No Evening Service Until Sept. 7 This Summer, Tomorrow
Visit Indiana’s Historic Church
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~e Midweek Service Wednesdsy. 8 p. m. - (Aue Dally Activities = Unity Center Quarters. Claypool Hota
als Sin rae hj ir Open Dally Except Sunday Dingeng ™ 0a 10 A M4 BM Consultation Service—Classes
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
Branches of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.
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