The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 April 1953 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1953.

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MT. MI.KiniAN MKTHOOIST CIH Ki II Rev. June Evens, pastor. Services second and fourth Sunday evenings at 7:30 p. m. Sunday School each Sunday at 10 a. in. Supt. Jack Anderson. MT. MliltllMW METHODIST CHI KOI Rev. Win. J. Evans, Pastor. Friday evening the film, "King of Kings,” will be shown. A free will offering will be taken. Time 7:15 p. m. Saturday evening evangelistic services. Easter sunrise services at 0:00 o’clock on Sunday morning.

Alter sunrise services several children wil Ibe baptised. An Easter breakfast will be served in the basement of the church, immediately after the baptismal services. Everyone welcome. Sunday school at 10:00 o’clock Fasti i Sunday morning. Jack Anderson, Supt.

NEW MAYSVILI.E COM.MCMTY CHt'KCH Rev. Joe Sands. Minister. Sunday school 9:00 a. m. Morning worship 10:00 a. m. Evening service 7:00 p. ni. Prayer and Bible study 7:00 p. m. Thursday. Easter program and egg hunt

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ilumig Uif Sunday morning services. Everyone is welcome. FIRST t HK1STIAN ( III Kl H KOA( IIDAEE Paul L. Kitley, pastor. Irvin Haylor, S. S. Supt. Church school 9:30 a. in. Morning worship 10:30 a. in. “1AH Club" 5:30 p. m. This Lord’s Day morning we are setting as our goal to have 300 present at the Bible school. We can achieve this goal if all will be faithful in attending themselves and will invite someone else. The minister's message is entitled, "Our Conquering Christ." Our evmigelislienl rnlly will close llns Friday evening We will he having a baptismal service Ibis l.oi'i Day evening for I hit,.!’ who hav innilc the cnnlCHaion of laith eilhei iluring the vnlly nr wlm will E i .ter nun nin;: Time el lie. ei \-c e ivil Hie 7:30 p. III. Tile Iwn ;;lelipa el the < ’lli'l ilia 1 1 U'tunen s Fello'' hip irgaie ••.alien will inecl Ibis coining Flieay allerniM.ii, Apiil Kith, in the vlnn eh lu n .c I'm I hen incel in;: beginning at I HI p in. ko \< HD m.i i i: 1 -r x i i:i;i w ( III IK II Maleiilin A llairi's I'aatol Ralph Kilw in il Snpl 10:00 A M (a, i re 11 Selmel Classes fin all 11:00 A M Mm ning Worship. Sermon: "Tin Ea lei Message." 5:00 p ni West min. let Fellowship. HAINItKIIX-l < IICISTIAN * ( III K( II Ihlinn Snini e Service with Mel liedi.-1 Clime: i al the Mel Ii Odisl ehiireh ll on A M Rev Nona Kei:: an,I Rev. ; II Iti ini a . Mini lei Bible Hi hooi :i :;o A M I’m I /.enia Snpl The U nil I 1 Class will have charge of the jlrogriun for lliis Si'iulny. Morning Wor. hip 10 30 A M. Rev. III Bruner Offici i I I’.ii inl meet in:: Weiliii .day lie at \ |*i 11 M Ii 7 ..ii I' M at Ihe ('liiinh.

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(LIN It * N I Mis Ml I |ii 11 * I s l l III K( H Rili' -I Irililj 1 ea. Muiialia Sunday School 10 A M jMorning Win. hip aeiviee 11:00 I Ihayei- ineeling Friday 7 3,i P. M. Servile* this Sunday will m Im.e . pi'" nil music of p. arse to , i I at this important time of youi |*l I N \ M\ II I E Ml.) IIODISI ( III K< II Rev Win J. Evans, Pa.-dm ,.i A E Evens, S. S Supt. 9:30. Sunday School ami Ea di ,t . c. I in M iry i at In i tile Sutton, assistant Sunday School Supt., Inis planned a prog.am from the entire svIi hiI. Oui ni tcnilnnee l eached OK la. I Simda v and wo want ll lo reacli 7a foi Euati'i , , e ill In mi u in .dup . ‘ i i a. I hi . hmday Pul I heft ' dl .< ini 11'• leemid and linn K illllday:. The K in,uloin ul Mini i. a Itmg imn i I love ami luve i oevia . | len uil pool,

I*. \| N ItKIIM.T Mil IHtill^l ( III Id II N'.ii i Kin;;, Mlnisl'i A 1111111 \\ ll--:, SlijU Meihodi.d and Christian Klilirrh Sunrise Service 0:00 Sunday School Kl (Ml , ,.ninig Kiu. h'p (BaabliiU’ 1 Parish) 11:00 Til • public is inv.lei, to nth ml Uiese ei vie. . 'iiI worship to-j

get.hrr on this Easter Day. HI EK CREEK ( III Rdl Elder Harold Janes. Pastor Si i vice Saturday P. M. 7:00 Sc: vice Sunday 10:30 A. M. Basket dinner at noon. No service after noon, Evcyone come you are wcl-

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MPMEK*ET < HRISTIAN ( III R( II Janies C. Brown. Minister. Charles Baldwin. Supt. of Sunday school. 9:30 Sunday school, in ;o Morning worship service and communion. Sermon: "The Fi lit of the Spirit Gentleness." 0 no Junior and Senioi Young People's meeting

7:00 Evening worship service. Sermon, “Spiritual Resurrection.” Evening ‘word study the word—Easter. The young people will meet at the church at 7:00 a. ni Sunday before going to the home of Mi and Mrs. Ora McGaughey The Junior class will be in charge of the opening services at Bible school Sunday morning. The church board members will meet following the evening service, April P2. The Willing Workers will meet with Mrs. Ivyl Flint April 9. Mi • Rose Worrell will be in charge of the devotions and Mrs. Dorothy Day will lead the Bible study. The program committee is Mrs. Anna Watts and Mrs. Elva Scobee. On Monday, April 6. the young people of the church will have a skating party at the CiawPnd — ville roller rink. I II.EMORE (TIKISTI \ \ ( III Kl H Roland S. Itasnr, Mundr,

Raymond Lisby. Supt. Bible School 9:45 a. m Morning worship 10:45. Scimon: "The Victorious Chi isl " Evening worship 7:30 p in Congregational singing. Sermon: "The Quiet Places." There will be a baptismal se. - vice following the evening message. Everyone welcome. Young peoples Christian Endeavor will meet following the evening service. Thursday 7:30 p in Chmr i - hearsal at the church. All who sing are urged to attend. Saturday. April 4lh, their will be a bake sale held in the morning at Chuck's Market. It will be presented by the Truth Seekers Class of the church. There will be cakes and pastry for sale, the proceeds will go for the n. . educational unit. Friday, Apiil 10. the Amlrev, Club will be meeting I’ Mire t

complete your calls. Sunday, April 19. 7.30 p. m. The Christian Church Films presents 'The Land Of The Bible Speaks." This film will mail' the land of the Bible come to life. Every Christian will want to see it. The public is invited. t April 5, there will be an Easter egg hunt for the children following the morning worship service. Om goal lor Sunday school attendance is set at 250. Be sure to complete your calling card and turn it in to Harvey Nichols. April 13. Bible teachers meeting Will ail the teachers and substitute teacbeis be present. A film strip "The Teacher Teaches" will be presented. The Yale Dally News, oldest bails college newspaper in the United States was founded Jan. i 2N. 1878.

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