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Churches Here Sabbath School Records "Threatens Suit

List Speakers

Many Special Services Planned

Indianapolis churches announce

a brilliant array of speakers ad

the coming week. The First Presbyterian Church will present President Robert Worth Frank of the McCormick Theological Seminary, Chicago, in an address titled, “Let Us Glorify the Church” at 7 p. m. Thursday following the family night dinner. Dr. Frank, native Hoosier and Wabash College alumnus, has been invited as part of the celebration of the publication of “Book of Mercies” by Dr. George Arthur Frantz, minister. Both the Broadway Methodist Church and a district mass meeting of Methodists in the Roberts Park Church will hear Dr. Robert B. Pierce speak on his re-| cent air tour of Europe and the Holy Land.

‘Assignment Jerusalem’

Dr. Pierce, minister of the Broadway Church, will speak on: “Assignment Jerusalem” at 7:30 p. m, Tuesday In the Roberts Park Church. The Rev. Robert Miller, who was in the same party with Dr. Plerce, will lead the devotions at the meeting. Charles R. Hamilton will lead the singing and Mrs. Joan Adkins will give 2 solo. Dr. C. T. Alexander, district superintendent, will preside. The regular district meeting will precede the lecture. The Lydia Circle of Dr. Plerce’s parish will sponsor him in a lecture at 8 p. m. Monday in his church. He will use the topic, “1 Walked Where Jesus Walked.” The Irvington Presbyterian Church and its chapter of Presbyterian Men will be hosts for a “ladies night” dinner Thursday. Dr. Elton Trueblood, Earlham College philosophy professor, author of many books, world traveler and lecturer, will speak following the 6:30 p. m. dinner.

From West Indies

The Second Moravian Church will present the Rev. James Hastings, native pastor of the Moravian Church of Jamalea, British West Indies, in a talk at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow. The Rev. H s will talk about the work of the church on the islands and about the havoe wrought by the hurricane some months ago. He is a member of the Provincial Elders Conference, the governing board of the Moravian Church in Jamaica. The Washington Street PresChurch is inviting the community to join the congregation in welcoming guests from Korea and the Philippines at 10:45 a. m. tomorrow. Miss Pong Soon Lee, Souel, Korea, and Miss Eugena Masa from Silliman University, Manila, will speak then. Mrs. Willard: Edmonson, Clay: ton, Ind, and the little Indidn girl, Betty, from the Presbyterian Mission, Ganago, Ariz, also will be ‘at the gervice.

Bring Honors for Two

Charles Harney will receive special tribute next Saturday for, having belonged to a Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School for 65 years. Mr. Harney holds the record for the denomination’s INorth Side Church where he will be honored. Mrs. others in the South Side Church for 63 years of membership in a|

School. She will be similarly rec|ognized there the same day. Both churches will make the awards as part of the denomina-| tion's celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the establishment of the Seventh Day Adventist Sab-| bath School movement by James White of Rochester, N, Y.

Will Show Film The film,

tory of the Sabbath School, will! {be shown Friday night at the

North Side Church and Wednes{day night at the South Side

{Church.

Edith Mclann leads all|

Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath

“What God Hath) Wrought,” dramatizing the his-|

Bangor, Me., by horse-drawn car. In Police Crash nd Ges Rogers” 11% hE ices Oct, 7:31 the Fatima Retreat A ol - 48, 7: :20. | 1 riage in 1852. He turned his aime Dark Man” at 12:35, 335 [House = a Raymond St, 7:30!8 For Biws of budksy read Te empty Tunch basket upside down| A city attorney today said he| «oo a Te Say wil open i Sid unday Tim | and used it as his writing desk will sue on behalf of Indianapolis| _ “Youns WI at $30 [Hour at 3:30 p. m, Mrs. Andrew | while waiting for his horse to and 9:10 Jacobs (HU. 1240) and Mrs, How-| SUNDAY DINNER empty his nose bag. for $516.02 damages to a police] pslexanger r Graham Bell” at |23CODS . ) an rs. ow- | a | Now ‘the Seventh Day Ad- ©AT In an accident Aug. 13. NDL | A ventist lessons are translated into] The attorney, Rufus Kuyken-| a — John - Payne * 716 languages. dall, also indicated a companion] §353 Ariens Dahl at 12:40, 3:48, | It was the Sabbath schools | “Aretle Flight,” 11:28, 3:30, | | \which raised $10,615 to establish su tor De So Sainages may ai | the “church's first mission: in OF Injuties suffered: by KEITH'S

Last year the the two officers in the vehicle. |

Africa in 1887, { 4 Ww " Sabbath schools gave more than His statement came after at-| 33. 340, 7:40 and HP =», rn STANLEY KRAMER presents 5720 W. . Washington St. $5 million for Ilion for missions. torney Paul V. Rumple rejected . LOEW'S . FEATURING clive financial claim against “High Neen,’ with Gary Cooper

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Women of the St. Joan of Arc| Catholic Church will attend their annual Day of Recollection serv-

Rotary Home

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and rebuilding church properties; damaged in World War II. Serv-| ices will begin in both churches at 9:30 a. m. next Saturday. The Rev. O, F. Locke, minister, will Bakrate the story of the Sab.) bath school at the North Side Church. The Rev, Leonard Holst, minister of the South 8ide Church, will direct the services there.

Observe Seventh Day

serve Saturday, the seventh day of the week as their Sabbath in-| stead of Sunday. Hence the Church’s name. Mr. ventist Sabbath school lessons) while traveling from Rochester to

Training Directors To Meet at Purdue

LAFAYETTE — Industry's economic and civic role will be stressed at the 10th annual regional conference of Midwest training directors at Purdue

and Friday. Walter G. Barlow, vice president of the. Opinion Research | Corp., Princeton, N. J.,, will lead| a panel discussion Thursday on economic education programs.

Valley Mills Couple Married 50 Years

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Seerley, Valley Mills, will hold a Golden Wedding open house Wednesday in the farm home where they

Seventh Day Adventists ob-|

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St. Paul's Lutheran | Church Names Pastor |

The 110-year-old St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church yesterday announced the appointment of the Rev. Russell Harnack, Syracuse, N. Y. as new minister.

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GREENCASTLE—Edwin R. n, executive assiftant to Bishop Richard C. Raines of the Indiana Methodist area, will serve on the executive board for De-| og

Cathedral Film

The First United Presbyterian! Church, 224 St. and Park Ave. will present the Cathedral film, “Stephen, the First Christian, Martyr,” at 7:30 p. m, tomorrow. The showing will be the first of a series of sound pictures scheduled for Sunday nights in the church. Ry

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Five Hoosiers, one from Indianapolis,” attended a course in highway regulation and emerggency traffic control BH for the Federal Civil Defense |} Administration by Northwestern | University. The two-week course at Evanston, Ill, ended yesterday. Those taking part were: Danny Deaver, assistant director, De-| partment of Civil Defense, Indianapolis; 8gt. Frank M. Freihaut, Evansville police department;! Capt. Eugene A. Juerling, Rich-| mond police department; Capt. Joe E. Towns, Ft. Wayne police department, and Allen County! Sheriff Harold 8. Zeis. |

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