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Church News—

Bible Live On

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Chuteh Editor

Perhaps you are one of those loyal persons whose

heart is big enough to hold welcoming new ones. Then you can continue

Bible while bowing to the new

Revised Standard Version. Indianapolis Protestants wil mark the release ru of the Revised Standard Vers sion of the Bible with a mass meeting § Tuesday night © in Cadle Taber- ~~ nacle. All over the United States & and in some foreign countries, similar celebrations will be held. The re-

Dr. White Jease of the book ‘is said to be/and keep the beauty.”

the greatest event of the kind in Protestantism in more than 300

years.

Did your father or your grand-

father always inscribe the name

of each new infant in the old family Bible as soon as the child

arrived?

Can you see him now, in retrospect, a proud though somewhat nervous smile on his face? His hand shakes just a little as he writes in flowing script the new

name on the page. Fascinating Picture

And do you recall the family It was fully six inches thick, covered with leather empossed in gold letters and decoillustrations showed the brave Daniel among the lions, the BO David beside

Bible?

rations. Engraved

the dead giant, the Baby Jesus lying upon straw which looked “scratchy” to you, and countless other fascinating pictures. Then there is your own personal King James Bible. It reproaches you a bit as you bend its pliable leather cover and pages in your hands. It means a great deal to you, always has, and yet you feel you never have read it quite enough. Mindful of these things, we wondered wistfully if it will be

a case of “the king is dead, long live the king” with your old Bible,

Dr. Henry G, White, minister of the Irvington Methodist Church, is the very person to consult about such a question, about any question, or problem that troubles you. Countless men and women seek him out for counsel in his study. Revision Necessary

. Dr. White saved the cream of his opinion until the end of our conversation. He made quite clear to this reporter that it was imperative that the King James Version of the Bible be revised because much of its is unintelligible to the 20th century reader, “We have gathered together the greatest scholars of our time to prepare the new version so its insights are available to everyone,” was his verdict. “I think it is the duty of ministers and teachers to encourage its use, to get it into the hands of our people. I believe it will replace the King James Version in.the next generation so;far as the layman is concerned.” And now for the cream: Dr. White did not read the Bible very much as he grew up, did not become a religious man until he was 25, he told me. After that, he read the Bible straight through from beginning to end. “Then I went back over it, marked the passages that seemed | most helpful and memorized them,” he recalled.

‘Land of Discovery’

“I suppose I've read 3000 books and I have found thefe is no| great insight about the meaning and purpose of life which the Bible does not contain. I have found my truth in the Bible and my technique in my other reading. The Bible was the land of

discovery. “Even when some of the language of the King James

Version is strange and unfamiliar,

' |new Bible will and should be read

fe |Just

old friendships while warmly

to love your old King James

{there is music and poetry in it for l'me that no modern translation will be able to equal. While the

S00 for spiritual insight and under- AN 4 standing, it is likely the King Bible James Version always will have : a permanent place among scholars as Chaucer has among

| students of literature. “I have read the Bible more for piety than for scholarship. I do. not feel that it is something I ought to read but a daily guide in my work. “You can’t change the words

Music in Words

| Then Dr. White quoted snatches from the old Bible which have |endeared themselves to him. Just listen to their music: “Every valley shall be exalted, and every mountain and hill shall be made low: and the crooked shall be made straight, and the rough places plain.” Is, 40:4 “Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me.” John 14:1 “Though I speak with the

sity library staff holds the new

in the other.

PRIZED BIBLES—Miss Kathryn Troxell of the Indiana UniverBible in her right hand and a page from the oldest printed Bible

| + | |

revised standard version of the

tongues of men and of angels, and have not charity, I am be-

“And now abideth faith, hope,

charity, these three; but the) greatest of these is charity. Cor. 13:1, 13.

Cathedral High Schad) will pre-

Yom Kippur Is. Jewish Day Of Atonement

Jews of Indianapolis and the world will gather in their synagogs for a full day of prayer and meditation on Yom Kippnr. Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement, will open at sundown tomorrow and close at the same time Monday. Fasting, prayer, complete repentance for

Ee ves Jor a 1 Bishop Raines ‘Will Talk With

order of the day. | Korean President

Yom Kippur, most sacred and solemn day in the Jewish calenBISHOP RICHARD C. RAINES {of the Indiana Methodist Area

dar, follows closely on Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish ‘New Year. will confer with President Syngman Rhee of the Republic of Ko-

Rosh Hashanah was observed The evening service tomorrow rea during his coming trip to the

and Meridian Sts. The classes, designed to give to men and women information

{college extension centers, will convene on Monday and Tuesday nights for 10 successive weeks. The lectures, which opened with four courses in 1950, now include twice that many. Registrations may be made a half hour before the classes begin. No college. credit will .be given for covering the courses.

last week ‘end. in the synagog will open with Orient. the haunting strains of the “Kol Bishop Raines has been invited, Nidre” chant. With its sacred with Dr. Joseph R. S8izoo, New music, an atmosphere of deepest Brunswick, N. J, by Maj. Gen. reverence spreads over the temple Ivan Bennett; chief of chaplains, and seems to hold the worshipers/to hold seminars for chaplains in its spirit throughout the ob-| behind the lines in Korea and servance. Japan. Cantor Myro Glass and the| The bishop will visit the new choir of the Temple Beth-El | Japan International. Christian Zedeck will sing the “Kol Nidre”| University in which he has a and other traditional melodies of| | personal interest. Bishop Raines the synagog at 9:30 p. m. to- directs a"fund which supplements night over WISH. Walter Gold- the salary of President Hachire man will play the organ for the Yuasa of the university. Conferprogram. The program will be| ences with Generalissimo Chiang) sponsored by the Asaph organi-| | Kai-shek also are scheduled by zation. the Methodist bishop. All synagogs of the city will 3 observe Yom Kippur for the one! (day, Monday. |

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

2VERY SomDaY 3:30 - 4:00 Fab TESTLILCHC (Anderson) MPO HE Sm LA. Col K. Grace Crandall, Comm. Me oo 320 N. Hlinois St. lm SUNDAY. 7:30 P. M. | ep Sadho Christian Business Committees vy ad

in Charge of Services RUSSELL WAY, Speaker ART NORMAN, Song Director

UNITY TRUTH CENTER

Afflated With Unity, Lee’ MARGA HE Mo.

MINISTER A AD! D.A. 8 LShiaptar B'S 834 N. \, Peon.

First Church 16th and Delaware A Anima . po S a Se varied pr By

: Pau Moraite Woresis 1d, Do Miracles Bil Hanpent™

he, Alphas and fon”

Berean Gospel Temple 13th ond CARROLLTON

Ford Porter, Pastor Services: 9:30 A. M., 10:30 A. M., 6:30 P. M., 7:30 P. M. Rev. Porter Preaching

Brighiwood free Methodist

. 31st. and Forest Manor Ave.

+ Rev. J. Clinton Swanagan, Minister-CH-2131

Coming to Brightwood, Indianapolis

Dr. Claude A. Watson, 1b. LLB

Oct. 19 fo Nov. 2

FOUR SQUARE GOSPEL Wright and Woodlawn Ave. Rev. & Mrs. Howard HM. Carson Sunday School=9:30 A. M, Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. Evangelistic Service—17:45 P. M

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH DELAWARE and WALNUT STREETS {700 North) Dr. W. A, Shullenberger, Minister

Church School—8:30 A. M.

Morning Worship-—10: Sermon: “Twelve Kiiilon 58 oa! — Youth Fellowship—5:30 P. M.

~ THIRD CHRISTIAN

17th ot Broadway Or. A. C. Brooks, Minister

ureh School 10:30 Worshtp “Translati of he

SP M-¥ 8. De a

8: Anmial Chr Be po Dinni er: Prof 8S. gk, Smit! ng Book In a Living Language”

ible at

N Dr. Poll ¢ =, Morning vite 8:15~ 4 BE TM Bn ave "When the Sun Stood mr

mental Adult Lecture Series Set at Cathedral High |

sent its program of adult educa- ? tion called “The Chartrand Lec-

Lectures” beginning Monday and * {closing Dec. 1 in the school, 14th §

which is not available in local ¥

[will conduct the course titled,

The Rev. Fr. James Moriarty

RI | "Visi a Lively Church With a Friendly Welcome"

Fr. McCarten

Fr. Moriarty

{ “Introduction to the Spiritual Life” at 8 p. m. on Mondays. Other priests and the subjects on which they will lecture on Mondays at 8 p. m. are: The Rev. Mr. Robert M. J. Minton, “Marriage and the Family,” the Rev. Fr. Charles Koster, M. A., “Catholic {Social Thought;"” and the Rev. Fr. {Harry Hoover, Ph. D,, “Principles of Philosophy.” Lecturers and: their subjects scheduled for Tuesday at 8 p. m. follow: The Rev. Fr. Alban MecCarten, O. M. I, “Historical Studies: Middle Ages;” the Rev. Fr. Ralph Schweitzer, M. A, “Theology for the Layman,’ the Rev. Fr. James Galvin, Ph, D., “General Psychology;” and the Rev. Fr. Charles Noll, 8. T, L,, “Origin and Meaning of Books of the Bible.”

ZION EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH

New Jersey and North Streets

Frederick R. Daries, Pastor Paul H. Frankenfeld, Associate Pastor RALLY Day

9:00 A. M.—Pirst Service of Wo:

School 10: 40 A. M.—Secaond Service of Worship: Sermon by Pastor Daries Subject of Sermons: “The Word of Life”

SEALE

Affiliated with Unity, Lee's Summit, Mo. DR. FREDERICK ELIAS ANDREWS Sunday 11 A. M. and 3P. M. Open Dally 10 to 4, Saturday Till 3 Unity Literaturs Classes Consultant 8 BE. Market St, Rm. 503, FR-4254

Victory Baptist Church

46th and Central

{Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship, 10:45 A. M. 8 T U., 6:15 P. M, | Evening Service, 7:30 P. M.

HEAR LEON SULLIVAN | of Philadelphia at the evening service,

Howard Unity Center Ei: von) Hotel preaching. Ope Datly Except Sunday 17:30, ST. MARK'S ou TRIE Coes HE pg | ein Youn een son ot 438 30 Publie Invited LEROY CLEVELAND, Pastor. EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN =

Prospect and Linden Sts.

Sunday School ....... 9:30 A.M. Worship .............10:45 A. M.

ST MATTHEW EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

B. New York & Oxford Sts. Rev. Carl H, Amelung 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School for AN Ages. Sie 3 need to

10:30 P. M.

10:30 A. M.—~"God Rermits Buffer * Job.

mon, Gi Church Scheel 11 Union College Character search Project. Tor 1 For informa~| tion al Bhone ureh tice. E.

Christ Church

(Episcopal) "ON THE CIRCLE" SUNDAY SERVICES 8, 9:30, 11, 12:15 Weekdays, 8, 12:05 Wed. ond Fri, 7:00 Church Open Daily for

Your Prayers. ““Forinformation call IM-45TY

He Will Speak at 1

“ i ich Offices, Anderson, Ind.

Public Chrisian Praise Service Sunday Afternoon—2:30

DANIEL NOEL NESTLE 12-Year-Old Boy of Battle Creek, Mich., Will Speak Don't Miss This

7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service Sunday School 9:30 A. M.

The SALVATION ARMY CENTRAL (ORP.

Michigan and Alabama [|

ATION

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Joint Service to Mark

{dress the meet-

| give { Light” | Bread of Life” by Sherwin. Five persons, who have given [ro =

UNITY PRAYER GROUP |

Release of

The Indianapolis Church Federation will present Dr. Ralph W, Sockman of New York in an address at an interdenominational assembly marking the release of the new Bible. Dr. Sockman, minister of “¥ {Christ Methodist {Church in New | York, will ad-

ing for expected thousands at: 745 p. m. Tuesday in Cadle Tabegnacle. The mammoth gathering will honor t h e publication of the new Re-

Dn Shelton

vised Standard Version of the | Bible,

The celebration here is said to

| be one among some 3000 over the country held in co-operation wit |the National Council of Churches.

The Indianapolis Choir Directlors’ Association will sponsor a [chorus recruited from many denominations with Charles Hamilton as director. The singers will Gounod’s “Send Out Thy! and “Break Thou the

faithful service to the community |}

in a religious way, will receive copies of the new Seriptures as tokens of appreciation. Local church members will read selected passages from 10 outstanding historical transiations of the Bible. church laymen’s committee with Chairman E. J. Shumaker will serve as ushers. The Bible recognition service Tuesday night, called an epochal event in the city’s Protestant history, will fall in the midst of Religious Education Week. ' The

(week will come to a climax on

| World-wide Communion Sunday, | Oct. 5. Some 30 odd scholars have been working for about 14 years to complete the writing of the Revised Standard Version of the

Bible in. clear, modern English. ner Oct. %

They report they have tried to re-

tain the beauty and splendor of st i the old King James Version and at the same time make the Book Sk

understandable for readers of this day. The International Council of Religious Education asked this colossal task of the Bible scholars. Some years ago, they completed the New Testament. Now their entire Bible has been bound

chase from bookstores Tuesday. The National Council of Churches meanwhile absorbed the international council into its organization. The National Council of Churches announces that would-

orders for a million copies of = new Bible.

TOWNSEND CLUBS OF INDIANA Slated Meeting & Basket Picnic

Sept. 28—11 A. M. Garfield Park, Stand 12.

Speaker:

SPENCER ’ WALTON

Mayor of Mishawauka, candidate for

Joseph Robb, state rep., in charge. Open to Public The Last Open-Air Meeting

Garfield Heights

2842 Shelby Street

Bible Study, TO A. M.

Morning Worship, 11 A. M.

BAPTIST

829 W. 318T ST. ROBERT

Evening “One Thins

Vel 78 eV 78) 7a /e\ ie)

ONO

Morning Services and Sunda Servi NORTHEAST First Chan reh

uytes a BIS 11:00 A. ML Reading Room Church Edifice

BOWKTOWN ond Chure Pelanare and Ten Sts.

0:45 a.m. and at the

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ALL | : roy A nin oN Meridian 1G sous U N ITARIAN | romSicoiliciorgop Wet Washioglon fhorch God Hg UTH STREET net BI he ve : 3. Sacks | J. Herschel Caudill, Pastor Harold Powell. Pastor Washington Biva at un 8. Church i 10:30 A. M. A. | ’ FOUNTAIN SQUARE CHURCH OF 60D EAST 10TH, CHURCH OF 60D Bunda Evening Service 8 P. M. Ne——————r 1029 B. Morris St. Lh 410% EK. 10th St. ading Room 210 E. Sais st. iste Guy F. Perry, Pastor 8. Samuel Lovelace, Pastor WEST SIDE NORTH U N i T A R | A Yy WEST SIDE CHURCH OF 60D PARK HEIGHTS, CHURCH OF GOD Christian Science Society . New York St, 2350 E. 34th Bt. Reds not Kroa 6. Sonear Faster Robert Bayette. Pastor dine Room Church Edifice sunt, 418 WE SUNSHINE GARDEN, CHURCH OF 60D DOWNTOWN READING ROOM, “Wags Tig ew Grd fr Minister Rev. ! fob. x

East Side Church

4201 E. 16th

And the|vill

in a book to be released for pur- |» will

be purchasers already have put in |

Lt. Governor, and other speakers. Mr. §|

W. L. TOTTY, Minister—GA-9480

PRE-MILLENNIAL MISSIONARY EVANGELISTIC' THIRTY-FIRST STREET FUNDAMENTAL

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

“Expositions From The Beek of Zechariah” Five Lacketh™ WE BELIEVE IN THE BOOK, THE BLOOD AND THE BLESSED HOPE

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

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

School at 11 o'clock—Sunday Evening ces as Boted— Wednesday Evenings at 8 P. M.

REVIVAL

Will Continue Thru Oct. 5

REV. LOY SNOW : Evangelist Wayne and June Hass, singers and musicians Ermel Short, pastor, CA. “0

New Bible

The Revised Standard Version is the first authorized Protestant Bible since the King James Version of 1611. Dean O. L. Shelton of the But{1er School of Religion has served | as general chairman of the large |committee of ministers and lay-|

'men who arranged the meeting "4

| honoring the new version. Other religious events follow:

THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH-—Dr, A. C, Brooks, minister, will preach on “Trans‘lations of the Bible” tomorrow morning. | Thursday night, Prof. 8. Marion Smit lof the Butler School of Religion will give the 1 Bt of six lectures on: “A Living | Book a Living Language” ol by iis ji church dinner honoring the go

rooks also will address the Christian “ston Builders Class of the sh

His talk “The New Out of the, Old” with the Prost of a :

the oa rogram be: broadcast over Mrs. A, Dale Piers, wife of the presi-

dent of the United Christian Missionary Society, will give the address for the Businéss and Profcagion) wien 8 dinner Wednesday Flers will speak on: ertain. BY aliaable Rights.” Miss Leona Miller, president, will preside and Mrs. J. E. Blackburn will lead the worship service SIDE MINISTERS’ ASS0CIATION—The ministers announce the following newly named officers: The Rev, Moman, president; the Rev. Bruce a vice president, and the Rev. Vernon A. Lallement, secretary-treasurer. The Rev. C. M, Armentrout is retiring presi-

dent, ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH--Dr. E. Burdette Backus, minister, will speak on: God’

‘at 9:15 a. m. tomorrow over d on, he Use and Abuse of the Bible” -tall ‘a, m. the church. NORTHWOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH-— Members will honor the more than 60 {eachers and seven officers of the school :30 a. m, worship service tomorrow, “The program has been planned as art of the church's observance of Chris tian Education Week. department of Christian educstion of the church has announced the following officers: Mrs. Olive Hoke, permanent director; Lawson O'Malley, super intendent; Mrs. Charles F. Fernald, recording secretary: C. R. Sparks, reportng secretary; and E. W. Naylor, treas-

"FIRST BAPTIST THURCH, NORTH INDANA OLS W. N. Daniels, Clarksnn

£5

e, ak nightly during Christian Education Week in the church, tomorrow through on aay Bervices are scheduled for 3 p. tomorrow, and Bible study at 7:30 ang preaching _at 8:3 o'clock each night. The Rev. F. F. Young

tor. RST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—22d 8t. and Park Ave—A Cathedral film, a sound movie depicting the persecution of the Christians by Saul of Tarsus, his blindness and conversion x 3s. she shown at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in e churc CHRIST " LUTHERAN CHURCH-Pastor | Arthur Machinske will present color slides and a lecture dealing with his life as a missionary in Africa at 7 p. m. tomorrow in the church. The parish worships in the Union Federal! Bldg.. Audubon Rd.

and E. Washington a GARFIELD PARK BAPTIST CHURCH— Members have set a goal of 400 for school attendance each Sunday In October, “Har-| vest Month.” Special events will include | “Harvest Home Sunday, Oct. 12; a dini and evangelistic meetings for inning Oct. 19. The Rev. C. E. will preach the evans. George Heflin ng for the meetings. INDIANAPOLIS— Radio Station HCJB, Quito, Ecuador, will speak at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the church, 2011 N. Meridian St. Mr. Jones is president of the missionary station and one of its founders. YOUTH JOR CHRIST, CAMP ATTERBURY—Le Sullivan, Philadelphia, Pa. business man who often addresses religious gatherings, will speak at the rally at 7:30 p. m. Monday in Chapel 6, Fairbanks

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA—The Christian Business Men, s Committes will direct the service at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in e chapel. 320 N. Illinois St. Russell Way Art Norman will lead Grace Crandall, will be in charge.

speak and the music. Lt. local executive,

OLIVE BRANCH CHRISTIAN

Raymond and 8. Penn.

PR. 2s nister

Fall

India, 5:30

REV. Broadway's Own Missionary to

METHODIST

SATURDAY, SEPT. 27, 1952 ~ SECOND FREE METHODIST (CHURCH

2300 WEST MORRIS STREET

“THE CHURCH THAT CALLS THE CROWDS TO CHRIST SERVED BY TWIN PASTORS”

SERVICE THIS SUNDAY

9:30 A. M.—Sunday School 7:30 P. M.—Evening Evangelistic Rally

COMING: SIX GREAT SUNDAYS /08T. §- "CHRISTIAN INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE CONTEST” REV. VERDON R. DUNCKEL — REV, VERNON G. DUNCKEL, PASTORS

10:30 A. M.—~Worshlp Hour

NOV. 9

CHURCHES

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. 10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship. Sermon—“To Be a Light,” ~~D¥f.” Weld,-preaching. 6:00 P. M.—Angelus Hour for

Youth”

Adequate ( Off-the-Street Parking.

~~ BROADWAY Creek Pkwy. at Broadway Ministers:

ROBERT B. PIERCE, D. D.

CARL D. SHAFER, WM. R. BRANTLEY Duplicate Services: 8:15 and 10:45 A. M: MR. PAUL H. WAGNER,

will preach at both services. 9:30—Church Sone, P. M.—High School Older

Youth and Young Adult

Fellowship.

ROBERTS’ PARK CHURCH

Since 1831 Delaware at Vermont Minister Amos L: Boren, DD.

9:30 A. M.—Church School G. Wilbur Little, Supt. : 10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship Sermon. “Can a Wall Stand?” Dr. Boren preaching. 5:30 P. M—M. Y. F. 7:30 P.M.—“This Is My Parish, Too.”

EAST 10TH STREET

METHODIST Charles R. Holmes, Minister

8. 10th at Keystone Ave. 9:30 A. M.—~Church School

10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship. “The Normal iron.”

5:00 P. M.—Intermediate M. %. P.

6:00 P. M.—Sentor M. Y. P. Home of Everson Bible Class

Go to Church Sunday.

Rev.

BAPTIST CHURCHES

WOODRUFF PLACE

1739 Bast Michigan Street Walter R. Hand, Ph.D., Minister

Worship Service—10:45 A. M.

Evening Service—T7:00 P. M.

RIVER AVE. BAPTIST

1060 RIVER AVE. (W. INDPLS.) Rev.

10:30—Morning

‘“Hagar's Helplessness”

8 P. M.—Young Peoples Meeting

7:00—Prayer in Pastor's Study.

7:30—Evangelistic Service “The Publican’s Call”

The Friendly Church

Robert Blake, Pastor Expanding unday School

Classes for all ages. »

Worship

Rev, Robert Blake ursday Eve. Prayer and Bible Study

ENTON B. MILLER, Mi 30 A. M, N Worship and Study

NORTH UNITARIAN | CHARACTER EDUCATION COURSE

school Prosram based on the ete, in which parents, children and teachers co-operate with the Psychology Laboratory of Union College in a religious program of character education toward a greater generation

THIS IS ‘THE WELL KNOWN UNION COLLEGE CHARACTER RESEARCH PROJECT. 11:00 A. M., Sunday, Sept. 21. Orchard School, 615 W. 43rd St. FOR INFORMATION PHONE GL. 4078. Auspices—The Church School

of North Unitarian Church

arson

Church of Christ

Evening Service, 7 P. M.

Wed. Eve. Service, 7:45

CHURCH

D. McCARTHY, PASTOR

® 8/8 8/8 ie

IRVINGTON (EAST) Fourth Church Pleasant Run Blvd. 8. Dr. at Butler

Sunday Evening Service. 5S P. M. Reading Room Church Edifice

BROAD RIPPLE (NORTH) Fifth Church College Ave. i ®t gr Sunda; day Ev Evening ning Service ce FAR

SOUTH SIDE

Sixth Church - 5 1003 North Garfield Dr. Reading Room Church Edifice

» NORTHWEST Seventh Church (colored)

337 W. 32 Suda Bohol, 30 Adee 30 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA ST.

CENTRAL BAPTIST

Invites You to Worship With Us 8s 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.

to Church Sunday.

THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

MERIDIAN AND VERMONT Ozie D. Pruett, Th. D., Pastor George Newton, Choir Director Paul Fidlar, Organist

9:30 A. M.—Bible School 10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship. 11:30 A. M.—Sermon: “SPEAK OUT FOR DEMOCRACY” Broadcast over WFBM. 6:00 P. M.—Evening Fellowship Meetings for All Ages. 7:00 P. M.—Evening Service—Sermen: “CHRISTIAN EDUCATION.” MIDWEEK PRAYER SERVICES, THURSDAY, 7:00 P. M. Dr. Julius Fischbach, Pastor First Baptist Church, Lansing, Michigan, will ‘speak on the Néw Translation of the Holy Bible. Creediove. 10:48 A. do Fae & TUXEDO PARK—29 5 : Gp iog sar

U. 8 Clukton 9:30 A. M.-

EMERSON AVE Mr New Y Rev. Robert E. Halls, pastor, 10:30 hig 3 -7:30 P. M. LYNDHURST) dh ? ot Washineion St St Charles “aleBignd Fellowship, oo 30 age} me 2 o Yoo0

CROCK SEN. ~Sunday ‘School ¥ B P. M.—Preaching. Woodland Baptist 3200 South Fast Street Wyman A. Hull, Minister Sunday Echool IEEE R ERE RE RJ 9:30 Morning Worship erescnesss10:30

Evening Service ccescccoece 7:30

Hen

Joseph

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

GEORGE ARTHUR FRANTZ TWO MORNING PEERY] " -M. "No Melancholy.” Thess. 2:13 8 P. M. Thurs., Dinner an

Find Your Place in Our 1Program by Calling PL-1491,

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

The Historic Church of Which

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES #8

Delaware at Sixteenth JR., Ministers VICES 9:30 and 11:00 A.

Frantz, preach dBimse study, y Week

ry Ward Beecher Was Minister

Vermont and Peuntylvania Sts.

JEAN 8. MILNER, W. Johnston, Stite] 2 Ran, D.D.

Min Morning \ Worship, 1: 00 A. M. me

Good in Evil” Dr. Milner, preaching Church School, 9:45 A M.

TABERNACLE PRESSYIERIAN

34th & Central 9:30—Sunday School 10:45—Divine Worship overy” Dr. Vale, preaching

7:00—~Westminster Fellows

Thursday, 7:15 P. M., nls vios

Vale onald erson Jr.

Dr, Roy Ewin alles I Mc ames G. Em

Cor Sunday Shey Westminster Fellowship, 7:30 p. m.

Go to Church Sunday.

PRENTICE PRESBYTERIAN

soo 2 3 38th Ww. RTON, Morning Worship Jo:50" Guest Min. Rev. Wallace L cDonald “The 8) nature of God”

, 4:6 9:15 and 10:30

MERIDIAN HEIGHTS Conte! 4 a at 47th

nn Roe. Crh David W. Hughes director of music. Sunday School, 9:48 Morning Worship, 10:45 A. ML.

Dr. Connor “Renewed Version”

FAIRVIEW

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

9:30 A. M.—Church School 10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship “Life's Storms"

IRVINGTON PRESBYTERIAN

HOWARD W, 1 Block South ot 88 i TE Wash.

soma. ARTES Ange

EB 9:00 A. M.—Church for All Ase

11:00 A, M Second Church School for 9-11 A. MTwg RG Services “Discovery of a oe 8 Rev. Stone, preaching

of the Nazarene

St, BL. 1513

| HES

LUTHERAN =

BETHLEHEM 3...

and Central DONALD E. ELDER, Pastor Services, 9:15 and 10:45 A. M.

CALVARY 00 such ut

Dudley, Edgew’'d Services, 8 and 10:30 A. M. WALTER L. BARTH, Pastor

(U) Millersville EBENEZER Rd, at Eastern Services, 9:30 & 10:30 A. M. Rev. Wilbur E. Allen, 2828 Folts

om CHRIST Mars Hill

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