South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 81, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 21 March 1920 — Page 18

SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1920.

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Sunday at the Churches

METHODIST. rirtt Her. Joseph N. Grrn, D. D., rattor. Dim rr.etlr.fc ct 6:45 p. n. znij nrhooi at 9 :.'.' a. ia.; Kmnetb I. htem. superintendent. Puldl'! worship 10 . m. and 7 :S0 p. m. ; at tb- nrrnln hour 10. tf.-r will :e a romtdned .ervlre of tr:e Sun lay school and church, at which tim tLe serTic l!aj?s will ? lrwer-l and th revr bronze tahie i:nTl'pil -Ith n r nrnnr'nto rirc. laor.leg This nervine will begin at 10 Insdeul of tn re;ri..ir tl:irt f worship. I'ias rl'"rT the ciin. Hp wort a bnjjue. C" p. m. At th? evening hn'ir the pulpit will l.e ecupW-d by a viiitli. rc'nKter. Mid-week rvjr.. Wednesd iy tttulug 7:00 o'clock, l-d by t!.e p.utor. St. rul' Hot. Jsrne L. C.irdiner, J). D.. pastor. 1t. K. II. Carlson, actlar Tutor. andav anord at ö .30 a. lt.: O. A. I'ulJiTnn. i)prlntfn1e:;t. J Morning wcrsh'p tr.V', Lp worth. b-aere, 6:. spesker J. Me ('. Hn-N.ri r,f th Tri'.- : t.ne; evenlnc wr rslilp 7:."0; prayer :uotrt-I log Wednesday Ao p. ia. f1r,M frwrw "If t I -r Ti ftlft c T ft HT H. D. Ueck. p?tor. CU meeting i t $:-" a. m. Hacdsy chooj at -10 a. xn,; Clem Wfclteman, superintendent, j Trlnltv Tl!Tr. n t"l.ir VI. lit:- i ell I Phillip, pastor. Uesidnre Jl Clereland nr. Sunday school at a. ra. ; Mrs. W. L. Uwen. tupe!ntendent. Lw!J lUlfhts- -Miner cd rrnn-!i tts. He. C J. Gordon, pftor. Sunday aesoel at :4j a. a.; U. C. Oelons. cptrlntendeot Stall MtroorUl Chorch. Cor. S. Mich.Kin and Victoria Hts. Charles H. Leese,. D. C. L., pmtjr. Sunday school at 10 a. m., John Edwards, superintendent Germaiv Lafirett fclT-l. and Wayns St. Iter. Fred II. Koehnemann, pastor. Sunday achool at 0:0 e. m. ; Charles L htark. BUDerlntendent. German worship 10 :?A a. m.. "r.iul's affliction": i?rmoa preside by a lay-1 ir.m'1 Address; 7 p ra. Lp-worta league;. 7:Ä) p. ra. eTn?liitl MnglriK nnd wor-i fh!n (EEKllshr. "1'tp c-l of a KeTlTal"; :15 p. m. meeting cf chorm cbolr, Velyn 722 K. bi-adway. Rt. Glen C. I'ayB, pastor. lltsid-nre 1407 E. Ruih it. abbata school at 9:20 a. xn.; C I'orter. iuperintendent. Jilvr rrk Prrenth at, south cf JUibawaka ar. Iter. ). L. Itullson, pattor. Sunday school at 0:30 a. m.; Marr.all Hall, 'iperlntendent Kiwrth Memorial Corner OllTe t. and Llncolu way Vi. Sunday tichool at rrearMnff at 10:43 by J. T. Imliof, su!Vct "("hrlsUanlty As a S ial Force lipworth league at C p. ia. No preaching la tiie evening until further notice. FREE METHODIST. 1 rea Methodlat Pennsylvania ar. and Rath at IUf. W. Wtbiter. putrr. Aaodajr acbol at 9U10 a. ra.; i'aul .NeldtieL superintendent Preaching at 10-33 a. m. and IAjd, m AFRICAN M. E. 01-Tet A. Si. E. 31? V. Monroe at. Iter. A. T. Ileaddlng, pastor. Taylor A. M. c. 7n Corner F.dj and Carapaa ita. Her. L. P. Powell pnator. PRESBYTERIAN. Vftralntr ficoti auu Llndaey ata. flcT, Alfred M. Kella. D. paitar; roaIdtnc. 63S N. Bcott at. Sunday gchuoi It ttJO 1. dl; L. C. Whltcomi. auperlutendent. Public worship at l'J:k a. ra. and 70 p. Q. The aession meet a before the raornlnr aerrlce. Senior KnCcaTor ioclety meeta at ö:?0 p. m. Midweek devotional kerflce, Wednesday, 7:0 p. m. rirst Corner of YTartlr.gton et. and Lafayette blvd. lilble school at ü:C0 a. ia. : John J. Shafer. njperlntender.t. Men's Fellowship club nt 'J Mi a. m.. Dr. C. -. Lippincott. leailor; morning worship at lu:4C a. nj. Ad.lro.sj bv Kov. Archibald M' Ciure of .kron, O. ; midweek nuetinj at 7U!u p. ia. Wednesday evening. Trinity Corner K. Washington a v. and Francis st. Iiev. M. M. Hod--r. Pa. 1)., minister. LliMc school at 'J:.".0 a. m.; V. li. French, superiutendf nt llp Leer and Dayton ts. Edwin lle'ster, minliter. IUMe school at 0:U0 . m.; Frank Kettring, superintendent. GranreeItev. iarris. pastor. Sunday achool at 9:45 a. m. Divine worship at a. ra. erery Sunday. Lverbodj elcome. llnofarlaa Corner -erry aud Washington sta. KeT. John Dezsi, pastor, buuday school at l:0o a. ra. Church ervkes at lo:0O a. :u. Vepr services at 2:'A y. na. BAPTIST. rirst Corner Main and Wayn its. fler. V S. Iarl. I). 1.. pastor. KsIdence 211 W. Wayne st. Ulble school at SÜX) a. in.; C. S. tephii., tuperintt C .lit. Sunday hool 0:."X); 10:15 a. r:i.. "Wli-.t Kind of a Kfvival Does South IS.nd .'.-ed?"': G:"ij p. in. Your.tf People's nifetl:ii.': 7: U m t "Two Mhi ; uder One Hit"; W"Jii'day 7:1-0 p. ni., iiuual roll all of the ciiurch. CalTary (formerly qutney Street) Corner Calif r:i1a and Itlalm avs. Ilowurd Iteldon Leonard, pastor. Kfsidmc. 101'J Woodward ar. lUble mhool at 1):."0 a. ra.; J. W. Hf-rolall. aurintcndent. Morning: woi-sldp at 10 :.' a., ia., sud-j'-ct of s-rn.ou. "!) We N ed a llevlval t Keliglou in S.utb llend?"; lt. Y. 1'. L. i t tl:lo; eTt':it:'J "rrlc at 7:.".o p. m. l'oti o-hrati of !i l'.ob Jone' I Tvau ir'l i t I 1 arty will b tho Kpoaker; mid week .ervlov Wednesday at 1 :Z0 p. ni. Fix 0wilh Corner Laurel aal Nap4r atr. fcerrlcea at 10:2) a. m. and iJ p. m. Ml. Zlan Her. J. It. Smartt. pattor. Sunday a?hool a. :50 a. m.;Ciaees fr ail ages. Ha m. CHRISTIAN. First Sid S. Main st. Rodney L. Mctjuary, minister. Kcstdcn -e (I-'2 Curbing bt. Ulble school at a. no.; l:land Witwer, superintendent Indira Arenue Corner Indiana c. aLd St. Joseph at. Edward J. Cain, taster. Ueaidenc Marietta 8t. Morning aerricea 9o a. m.. C. II. Kryder Sunday acbool nuperint. ndont ; Christian Endeavor rt.'M p. ra. ; preaching 10:J a. ux. nr.d 7 :." p m. ; evening sermon, Th True Chur. h of Chrlt." Everyone Invited to attend any or all of cur terTicea. Linden Aenn T.Tnden nr. and Carlisle st. I. N. Miller, pastor tfundjy school at 10;Cäj a. el; J. C. Ccllp, supertnteodent. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION. Flrat Cor. Lafayette and Monroe sts W. II. FresMey. pastor. Sunday a-'hool at ftiO. L. W. Lesainian. superintendent ; Q'm Chares rce. Lincoln way V. nd Walnnt ats. Iter. O. n. Loil-r. talaIster. Sunday school at 9:0 a. m.; C. 8. Harrington, superintendent. BrtXMtway 13 12. Broadway, fler. E. Oarttld Johnaon. pastor; residence. 1412 I. Carroll st fnnday school at 9:30 a, m. ; 8ataaet C. Iehiaan. superintendent. AoUn Cntl tj. J. ruscce pa.Vr. Lesldenca 2A4 Lincoln wy W.. Mlahaak. Bible school at 10:00 a. ra.: Jess Barnes, superintendent. EVANGELICAL. Zls Corner Wayne ana Ft Teter ets. Her. Waldemar GoSTesey, pastor. Sunday school at :15 t. in.; Charles Weber, au perlutendnt. Men's Bible class rr.ee: s at 0 a. ni . L. IIana?rschmMt. Bacher; 10:1.1 tEngllsh) "L'nslnkable Sh'.pw" Monday evening; church c-jun:il tuitt. ai. i'ter' (.riuAia il W. Litiüi a. JSLr. IIa go Wclrfceit. pstr. Sunday ,ttv at f :0p a. as,; Carl Ktinla. sauce-

cf n! t. Sorvi? In English 10:1' a. m.; Iynten aervi-e at 7:.'v p. rn. ; PrUcilla circle n-.et Thursday evening. SnflUh i: van icHlral S(llon Charrb CornT Main and Monroe sts. Iter. P. A Strom, pastor. Stuvl.iy -.-hool at 'J :C0 a. rn. ; Oscar llergtedt, superlntei"!ent.

7:.' p. in.; Eev. C. A. Turnqulst and Ke. j V.. V. Bowman of Chicago will apeak; 7-4.! p. xn. ii.e.u,iv wnr;np i;ev. .. J. l.u wing of Detroit, Mich, will speak. LUTHERAN. flr Trlnlt TrtirDah Sherman IT an Jaöaey at. Iter. Albert II. fCaec psstor. S in lay school st 8:13 a. ul ; Chines Haas. snrrlntenent. 10:r,0 a. ra.. tabje- t, "Thf Mark of the True Disciple"; ':!. p. in. Luther l-acue Toti'.r-al iiervle; 1 :?D p. m., subje't "Agrippa. AlmoHt Pe-rnadd" ; S p. in. Wednesday, subject, "Chriot'a Me-sae to tl.o Chueh at Philadelphia"; 4 p. tn. Friday, Caferhcti al instni' tlon : 7:10 Chdr rehearsal. Servies ea-h evening durins Holy week, etoept Saturday. Ala pervicts on (Jood Friday at 2:'-'f p. m. Pt. I'anl'a Germ JefTeraon and W' llarn uti- I'.ev. II. 1I( lie. pa"tor. German S'nIeo witli holy eoinmunion Oi.'j n. rn. ; coufessionnl M-rvire 1 a. in.; no Ei.giih service: Eimlish Sunday school nt 10 a. m. ; I.' iiten rvi'-e roudiK d In the German language 7:. p. in. WnltJ.er league monthly got-Ial meeting Tuejoj.iy evening. ;lorla Iel STetlh Ch ipln and Kerf Sfs. Ilev. C. ;. Anderson. ; astor. Sunday 8hool !nd I'.ittle nnss af 0 :00 :i. m. English morning service, 0:4.j; Swedish nuirning service 11 a.m.; evening fo'rvlec 7:.' p.m.; S p. m. Monday the orninltf.ee for tli lio:ie und local mi.ssloiis will mt; 7;-U) p. ni. Tuesday, the Laporte district will lein Its mission meetinir. Holy rommiinion wW be celebrated, llev. J. Toreli of Chesterton will preach the preparatory nermon in Swedish and Heir. A. N. Nelson of Laporte will preach the English, sermon. This meeting continues nil day Wednesday and closes with the Installation of the Iter. Carl G. Anderson at 7::u p. m. Kev. I'eter Peterson. president of tit Illinois conference, will preach tho Installation sermon in Swedish and Dr. J. Telleen of St. Joseph, Mich., will preach the English sermon. BRETHREN. First 1214 S. Michigan st. Rer. G. W. Eenrh, pastor. Uesidence. 211 E. Broadway. Bilde school nt 0:30 a. m.; i.'ev. Delbcrt Whitmer, superintendent. First Church of the Brethren Indiana nr. and Miami st. Itev. II. II. Iflelrnan, pastor; residence, 1"04 E Indiana ar. Sunday school at 0:.'0 a. rn. ; P. G. Stahk-y, superintendent. Conference Memorial Fnlied HOS S. St. Joseph st. llev. C. A. Siekafoose, pastor. Sunday school. D:30 a. in. Miss Agnes Gordon, superintendent. Preaching service, 10:4.1; Christian Endeavor, 0:30 nnd evening service. 7:30. Prziyer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:43 Choir practice Thursday evening nt 7:45. CATHOLIC. Ft. Hedwlg-e TolUh Corner Scott and Napier sts. Bev. Anthony Zubowlcz, C. S. I', pastor. Low maas at 7:30, 9:00 and .?0:00 a. m. Sunday school at 12:30 p. tn. Benedlttion at 2:iX p. m. Ft. Casimirs Toll'li 21 S. Webfter t. per. Stanislaus Gorka pastor. Low maas 8t 7:30 a. pa. High mass at 10:00 a. ui. Vessel g at 2:00 p. in. Severed Heart Notre name -Iter. John B. Scholer pa?tor. Low mass at 0:00 n. m. Studer.t mass at 8:00 a. rc. TarlBh ciasa at 1C :U0 a. m. Vespers at 2.-X) p. m. ht. Stanialau PolUh 11.1 S. Lincoln st. Bev. Boman Marcinlak, C. S. C. pastor. Masses at 7:30, 'J :0O and 10:00 a. m. S.itred Heart llungiirtan Catalpa and Indiana ava. Bev. Alexander G. Yupa pastor. Low mass at 7:00 p. m. Baptism ut 1:30 p. ra. Yespars at 7:G0 p. m. St. Mary's of The Holy Kosary Polish Catholic at corner Sample and Kosiusko ts. Bev. Basil Sychta pastor. Low mass week days, 7:4.1 a. m. Sunday. 8:00 a. m. High mass Sunday and lioly Days at 10 :U0 a. ni. Ft. Ktepben'a Ilongartaji Thomas and MePherson fts Ber. Lawrence Ilorre.th. pastor. Mass at 9:00 and 10:15 a. a. Sua day sencci at 2:JM m. Bae llctloc. at 3:00 p. m. BU ratiKk'a 307 S. Taykr at Hex. John F. DeGroote, C. S. t:.. astor Mass at 7:30. I and 10:30 o'clock. t-u Joseph' Hill st. and Lasallf ar. Patrick J. CarrolL C. C. pastor. Low tuukse at 7U10 and 6:00 a. m. High i.asa at 10:0V a. m. Penedlctloa at 3:tW p. m. Facred Heart IVlil 1 12G W. Thomas st BeT. Charle V. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7 :U. and 8:30 a. ra. Sunday tchool at 2.20 p. in. .Benediction at 3:00 p. ra. CHURCH OF GOD. Church of God of the Abrahamle Fulth Services in Melville hall, 212 S. Lafayette t-t. Sunday tchool at 10.00. F. A. StiKsou superintendent. C'hurih of God or Salnta-Chapel on Harris tn av.. one block north of Lincoln way W. Elder Otis Austin, pastor, and Elder J. L. Foraythe, assistant pastor. Sunday school at U:43 a. m. ; F. W. Brant, superintendent. Worship at 11 .W a. rn. and 7:30 p. ui. Midweek prayer t-erviee on Wednesday at 7 :4o p. u. Yuung people's meeting at 0:30 p. in. EPISCOPAL. St. James' Lafayette Mrd . north Of Washington. Bev. Bobert J. Long, rector. 11"!- eommunlon 7:30 a. m. ; churih School :lo a. m., morning t?ervlce and sermon 11 a. rn.. by the Kev. Gardiner MaeW hotter of St. Chrysosdorne church, Chicago; young people's meeting G:30 p. rn. SCIENTIST. First Church if Christ. Scientist Main nnd Madison sts. Sunday serrlces at ll:c0 a. in. Testimonial meeting trery Vednesdcy at 8 :00 p. iu. Sunday school f it children and young- people up to ths ago of 20, from 0:45 o 10:30 a. m. Sunday school entrance en Madison iL Beading rooms maintained by tha churcb on the pevepth t'oir of the J. M. S. building, are open daily except Sun..iy .'rom 12 to Z, and on Saturday trsa uig froxu 6 to S. SPIRITUALIST. rrocrelTe Splrltnal oetety meets In Bedmea's hall, 3tK S. Michigan t. Sunday at 7;C0 p. m. International pir1tuallsta Melville tall, every Tuesday evening at 7;30 p rn. S. E. Bu-weli lecture BuhJ"t. "Was Paganism. Spiritualism " All welcome. JEWISH Tempi rtetb-tl Corner X.saalla f. and Taylor st. MISSIONS. Hope N. Stude!'a.cr si. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Preaching at 3.33 and 7:30 p. m. Services during ths week and Monday. Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:4. o'clock. All welcome, Mary Nut.ernaker In charge. City Kecue 113 E. .JeTTrrson tilrd. Ray A. Bird, superintendent. Goapel IIS E. Lasalle a v. Serrlces Wednesday evening at 7:43; Saturdsy and Sunday evenings at 7 -0. Everybody welcome. Pentecostal Apostolic Faith 320 N. Olive st. Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. Preaching nt 11:00 a m. Eenirg- eerrIce at 5 'clork. Midweek meeting od Tuesday and Thursday evenings. J. li. How, evangelist. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA c

-pea air meeting erery Wednesday. Friday, Saturday and 9naday night, corner syne and Michigan streets Old-faah-lonsd rrsrel meetlnr at Vslanteer misstoa hell Sunday night. Ererybody larlted. All WMir. SALVATION ARMY. Palratlon Army Meetings every night, eteept Monday at S o'clock at 107 W. CMfax av. Sunday s.rvliea; Jail meeting 1:."V) .'eloek a. m. ; sundny school at 2 o'clock; young ;ieopl.H meeting at C:30 o'clock; preaching oy Capt. Treritt at 8 o'clock. ZION SERVICES.

Every Stindav In parlors of Progress club. Melville building. 212 S. Lafayette blvd.. 3 p. rn. Bibl exposition and blackboard talks; 7:30 p. rn. pong service; S p. m. free pictures of Bible and Zlon views. All welcome. Bev. Yan B. ( Shumaker, elder in charge. ' i MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Meets erery Monday at 10:00 a. m at the r. M. C. A. Uesirtent and rlaltlaf ministers always welcome. Iter. W. II. Freshley. president; Bev. G. W. Bench, Tic president ; Ber. John L. Imbof. secretary-treasurer. INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS ASSN. Woman's Ciub hall, room 224. J. M. S. building. Sunday 10 a. m. children's nnd vouncr people's class. Th New Creation Study; 1 :43 p. m. Bevelatlons; S p. m. Ezekiei'a ; leuipie: Wednesday s p. m. prayer meet' Ing; Friday h p. n. Tabernacle Shadows Mite . : 'tjb&Mt'1 i

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REVICYV: TIIK LIFT: WORK OF rirri:ri and johx. RELccnox ron khadixg Itcv 21:21-22:3. GbLljI:x"TV:XT o ye therefore and teach all nations, baptizing Uicm in tiro name of the Father, and of tho Son. and tit the Holy Ghofet; teaching them to observe all things wIuitAoovrr I hare commanded you; and, lo, I am uitli you aluay, even unto tile end of the world Matt. 2H:19, 0. ADDITIONAL MATFdtlAIv John 1:12; 21:15-21; I Feter 1:3; John 1:1-1. PKLMAKY TOPIC Two Stories About Fetcr (Acti 3:1-1B; 12:1-17. JUNIOR TOPIC I'eter and John AVinning Others to Christ (material of la.st juartcr.) inti;ilmi:diatl: and senior TOPIC Peter and John Compared and Contracted. YOUNG I'KOPLH AND ADULT TOPIC Contribution of I'eter nnd John to Christian History. The review of the quarter's lessons can be profitably made) to center in the service of Peter and John, or perhaps better, the activity and power of the risen and ascended m mi iiih i n ii in f 11 rtrgi --lyj . w im nr L -'w MM ! , ,,ir r

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Christ manifest In the servica cf Peter and John. Lesson 1. Peter Preaches at Pentacost (Acts 2). Peter proves that Jesus Christ arose from the dead, ascended on high axid poured forth the Holy Spirit upon the church; the evidence of it was the unusual behavior of the dieiciples. Lesson 2. Peter and John Ileal a Lame Man (Acts C). This remarkable miracle wrought In the name of Jesus Chrift proved that though the Jews had cruclrled him, he was now alive and continued his work through the disciples. Lesson Z. Peter and John Witnessing; of the Risen Christ Before the fiinhedrin (Acts 4). As a result the Sanhedrin took knowledge that they had been with Jesus, that K his life and work were being reproduced In and through them. Beins with Christ will: 1. Give an experimental knowledge of him. so that the life will remind one of Jesus. 2. Take away the fear of man. Peter, who a little while ago quailed before a Jewish maid, is undaunted before tho august sanhedrin. 3. Open a man's Hps. Peter said: "We can zz

not but speak the things which we have seen and heard." What the heart feels, the mouth must speak out. Lespon 4. The Risen Christ Vindicating: His Church (Acts 1:5-16). He passed judgment upon Ananias and Sarphira for their hypocritical pretense of generosity. The living- Christ knows the intents of the heart! nothing can be concealed from him. Lesson 5. The Living Christ Saving Men and Women in Samaria (Acts 8:1-25. His sanction of the preaching of the Gospel by Philip In Samaria is shown by the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Peter and John were snt by tho mother church to cor.flrm the work. Lesson 6. The Living Christ Healing the Sick and Raising the Dead (Acts 9:22-43). That Christ is alive is proved by the vanquishing of the dreadful malady of palsy and the retenanting of a corpse by the departed soul. Nothing like this had been known since the days of Christ. Lesson 7. The Risen Christ Revealing Himself to a Gentile (Acts 10). Peter testilles to Cornelius that

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Jesu3 Christ did for sin and is to be the Judge of th quick and the dead, and th.it everyone who believes on him will receive remlsin of sino. Lesrn S. Pc'er is Deliver'! From Prison Through the Living Christ Finding Hi Angel to Oren the Doors (Acis UM-UO. The church prayed for Peler's deliverance and the prison was opened. All power is given him in heaven and in -arth; there nothing too hard for the living Christ. Le.son 9. I'eter Shows the Resurrected Christ a the Head of the Church (I Peter 2:13; 11-25). Pecan so Christ Is alive. tho who are joined to him by faith graw. Pecause of the contact with him they are aide to maintain seemly behavior in the various relations of life. Leyson 10. Christ Is the Revealer of Clod's Love (I John 4:7-LM. Tho proof that Chrit i alive I the love of God in tho hearts of those who have bc?n born attain. Lessons 11. Chri.-t Is Alive Pecause Re Is Walking in the Midst of the Churches (Rev. 1:4-18). Lesson 12. In heaven, the crucified, risen and ploriticd Christ will be the renter of worship. All glory and honor are r.scribed to him because of his marvelous work of redemption.

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