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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1941. Northwest Indiana Methodist Conference to Be Opened Wednesday MISSION BREAKFAST CLUB WILL OBSERVE 11TH YEAR SESSIONS WILL BE Dr. Parsons to Resign Baptist Post After Colorful Career Leaders of 3 Faiths to Discuss Religion and World Conflict BAPTIST MISSION GROUP TO MEET; The eleventh anniversary of the founding of the Breakfast Club at the Wheeler City Rescue Mission will be celebrated Sunday with a AT BATTLE GROUND program presented cy tne tverson class of the East Tenth Street Meth- odist church. The class also will Annual House Party at Frank- i i- 1 Illll lir 4 PROGRAM WILL BE GIVEN BY PRESBYTERIAN CHOIR A special music service will be given at the Seventh Presbyteria church Sunday at 7:30 p. m.

by the choir, directed by Mrs. Samuel E. Garrison. The program will be opened by an organ prelude by Mrs. Garrison.

A trumpet duet will be played by James Meikle and Paul Moehlman. A duet will be sung by Miss Virginia and Paul Ashley and Miss Elizabeth Abbett and Miss Lenore Ab-bett, violinist and cellist, will assist on the program. Other soloists will be Mrs. Frances Wallace Houston, Mrs. Charles Willoughby and Mr.

Ashley. The Rev. Ira B. Stock is pastor of the church. lin College to Be Attended by 400 sponsor the breaktast served to an unemployed men who attend immediately following the 8 a.

m. service. The class and its teacher, Ray D. Prominent Pastors and Laymen on Program Including Special Music BATTLE GROUND, Ind June 14 fSni i The third annual session of Mission hold its Woman's Baptist of Indiana will The Society the annual house lin College party on campus Everson, have taken an active part! in the founding and continuance! of the breakfast project, having been the sponsors of not only the i first breakfast, but at each consecutive anniversary date during the eleven years. Mrs.

George Schamber, first vice-- 'till I 'iv i Of the Northwest Indiana Conference of the Methodist church will convene on the assembly grounds here Wednesday. The opening session is scheduled for 4 p. m. and the conference will continue until following Sunday afternoon. Bishop Titus Lowe, Indianapolis, resident bishop of the Indiana area, who will be the presiding officer, will direct the meditation for the communion service Wednesday evenine.

eive addresses Thurs I president and a former missionary: to Africa, will read the Scripture; lesson and will offer prayer. The; Everson quartet, composed of! Charles Mosier, Russell Frank McWhorter and Walter Har-; ris. will sing. Everson will Mrs. H.

R. Williams is publicity director of the class and John Taylor is president. The mission Sunday school will; meet at 2:30 p. The Young i People's Fellowship at 6:30 p. m.

Thursday and Friday. Four hun-' dred women have registered. Mrs. R. R.

Mitchell will preside at ail sessions. Missionaries who will speak are; Miss Lora Patten, Japan; Miss Mary Miller, El Salvador, and Miss! Alice Brimson. executive secretary of the Home Mission Society of the Northern Baptist Convention. A Filipino student. Miss Irene Lades-, ma.

Crozier Seminary, also will be on the program. Devotional periods will be led by; Mrs. J. N. A.

Downey, Mrs. Blake; Franklin and Mrs. Edwin McClainJ The mission study books to be used i the coming year will be reviewed, by Mrs. Max Markley and Mrs. Lloyd White.

I Miss Doris Stansbury, Cincinnati, will be the guest song leader. The pianist will be Mrs. John Sowash, Anderson. A group of Indian songs will be given at the banquet by day and Saturday mornings, speak for the class of young men for ordination and preach the morning sermon and conduct the afternoon ordination sen-ice Sunday. He also will close the conference sess'on by reading the pastoral appointments for the coming year.

Prominent pastors and laymen who will speak at the conference are Dr. Ralph Diffendorfer. New York, member of the board of mis will have as guest speaker. Missi DR. T.

J. PARSONS "GOD THE PRESERVER" TO BE SCIENTIST TOPIC "God the Preserver of Man" is the subject of the lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, Sunday. The golden text is: "The eternal God is thy refuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms" (Deuteronomy XXX, 27). Among the citations which comprise the lesson-sermon is the following from the Bible: "Let no man despise thy youth but be thou an example of the believers, in word, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity. Take heed unto thyself, and unto the doctrine; continue in them: For in doing this thou shalt both save thyself, and them that hear thee." (I Tlmothv IV, 12, 16.) The lesson-sermon also Includes the following passages from Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "If look to the body for pleasure, we find pain; for Life, we find death; for Truth, we find error; for Spirit, we find its opposite, matter.

Now reverse this action Hold steadfastly to the enduring. his career as a "boy Starting Helen Spaulding, national director of young people's work in the department of missionary organizations for the United Christian Missionary Society. Miss Spaulding, a graduate of the University of Illinois, is administratively responsible for the youth fellowship meetings of the Disciples church, eightv-four sions; Dr. Albert Beaven. ko- preacher' Chester, N.

president of Colgate-; land Dr in England, his native T. J. Parsons, who has Southwest district of the Baptist Convention in Indiana, living in Washington and Bloomington. His next move was to Indianapolis as editor of the Baptist Observer, a post he has held twenty-one years. "The Totalitarian Challenge to.

Isaac Religion" will be discussed from Jean Catholic, Protestant a nd Jewish I Harry Born. Wilfred Borinstein. S. Boyle, Harry Brook, Burkart. Woods A.

Cap- in I erton, in! erton, appointed of which were held in the last year, announced his retirement as executive secretary of the Indiana Baptist Convention and as editor of the Baptist Observer, has a wealth of interesting reminiscences to relate. Dr. Parsons has been, as he terms it. "in the employ" of the Indiana Clyde E. Titus, Indianapolis.

She will wear Indian costume and will discuss stories of Indian lore. The junior choir of the Franklin Baptist church, composed of sixty Ten years ago he was executive secretary. His work has contacting v.aai young people. not been limited to Indiana, for he has served the Northwest Baptist At the 7:45 p. m.

evangelistic service, held in the mission chapel, the Rev. Herbert Eberhardt, mission will speak. Special 'members, will sing Thursday after-I noon. Mrs. W.

A. Burton will direct the choir. Talks by departmental viewpoints at an open meeting B. Howard Caughran, World War Memorial Sunday at! John Cejnar, T. D.

Caudell. Eliza-3 p. m. Speakers will be John J.lbeth K. Cochran, John M.

Corwin, Doyle, Ph. Marian College; Dr. Stilt an G. Cohen, Robert Frost Dag-Jean S. Milner, pastor of the Second igett.

Fred Doeppers, L. M. Dunning, Presbyterian church, and Rabbi; A. H. Ehrensperger, Ernest Evans, Maurice Goldblatt, of the Indianap- George Evard, George Faulstich, olis Hebrew Congregation.

Meredith Clarence J. Finch, Mortimer C. Fur-Nicholson, Indiana author and dip-'scott, Mary L. Garner, O. K.

lomat, will preside. The meeting Gaskins, Frederick Gifford, John K. ii.umu iu ue pioviuea ay a rrio chairmen, departmental confer-composed of Dora Mae rcnnrt.s from the Northern Rochester Seminary; Dr. James Workman. New York, member of the general board of lay activities; T.

Morton McDonald, of Princeton, and Proressor A. W. Clark, principal of Columbia School, Hammond. The Rev. Fred Longwell, Wil-liamsport.

will deliver the memorial sermon Wednesday evening. The Rev. T. L. Stovall, Craw-fordsville; the Rev.

J. E. Porter, Greencastle; the Rev. B. D.

Beck, Lafayette, and the Rev. J. A. Holmes. South Bend, superintendents of the four districts of the conference, will give their district reports Thursday morning.

Earl M. Mann, Terre Haute, conference lay leader, will preside at the Tr-ursdav afternoon laymen's program. Thfl conference youth Baptist Convention and an organ Irene Norris and Evelyn and by Frank H. Cox. Baptist Convention twenty-five Convention in-various capacities and years, or at least it will be just director of finances and promo-long in October when his resigna-1 tion at present, which is another tion is effective.

responsibility he is giving up. Dr. Parsons was born near Bir-j rjr. Parsons has always taken an mingham, England, and his wifejactive interest in Franklin College, was born about three miles from! serving on the board for a number the town, but they met in Cleve- Df years. He also has been interested land, although the families had in community and welfare activities known each other in England.

and has preached all over the state. Dr. Parsons came to the states as. a thrill for Dr. and Mrs.

Parsons recital are on the program. will be hold under the auspices of (Goodwin. Rudolph Grosskopf, Timo the women's division of the Indiana; thy 1 1 thoucht Harrison, W. A. Hacker, Ralph Hudelson, Marjorie Roemler Kin-i 1 bring th thought and the true, and you will Committee for National Defense.

hese into your exneriencf Church Notes Fathers day will be observed at The picture shows a group of the naird, Edgar F. Kiser. Robert proportionably to their occupancy of your thoughts." committee on arrangements. Left to Loom is. Walter O.

Lewis, H. K. Met-; rich! in fhp frnnt rmv qrp Tfrc pqH "Will i a Allpti lAAt-a TP The committee in charge of the house party includes Mrs. E. J.

Smith, Anderson; Mrs. Royal Mcclain, Indianapolis; Mrs. William Barr, Bluff ton; Mrs. C. H.

Russell, Terre Haute, and Mrs. John Cady, Franklin. The women will be housed in the women's dormitory. Guild Will Meet. Preceding the session of the missionary meeting the annual house party of the World Wide Guild, a William Salladay and Mrs.

Jean S. Morrison, Charles O. Boyle; back row, Mrs. Mortimer, Thomas Murphy, Meredith Nichol-i REUNION OF LAWRENCE Furscott and Mrs. Felix Vonnegut, son.

John A. Noon, Henry E. Ostrom, chairman. Mrs. Vonnegut has an- Alvin M.

Owslev. Grover C. COUNTY RESIDENTS SET a young man after his sister had was a trip to England in 1937 when married and made her home in: he was granted a three-month Cleveland. An older brother came leave. They not only visited rela-over and not long after Dr.

Parsons tives in England, but they visited joined them. Mrs. Parsons, who fourteen countries on the continent, was then Lydia Fenn, lived in Illi-jtook the Mediterranean cruise and nois with her parents, her father i had a "glorious vacation." They having come from England as a cruised on the Italian liner Roma consulting mining engineer. was sunk recently. Dr.

Par- The meeting of the two young; sons has three sisters in England, people was indirectly brought about Dr. and Mrs. Parsons have two nounced the purpose of the meeting jNarcie Pollitt, William Salladay, Residents and former residents is to promote a wider understanding H. Shortridge, Ralph Sho-of Lawrence county will join Sun-of the fundamental principles un- waiter, William Schloss, J. Albert! day at Riverside park grove for the deriving- the world conflict.

The Smith, Leo Stahl. Roy eighteenth annual Lawrence coun-public is invited and there is no J. M. Spring, Clayton H. Ridge.jty reunion.

The program will in-admission charge. The Technical Donovan A. Turk. A. L.

Taggart, elude a basket dinner, entertain-High School Madrigal Singers will uart Wilson, Dr. Amelia Keller jment and election of officers program win be conducted oaiur-day evening. One of the features of the program will be a one-act play presented by the Wesley Players of Purdue University. Musical Program. The musical program of the conference will include vocal numbers by the conference quartet, com young- women's organization, will be held Sunday through the West Michigan Methodist1 church Sunday at 7:30 p.

m. with a sacred musical program directed' by Harry Duncan. Earl Strucken-brush will give a special number called Tumblers." Miss Barbara Duncan will play the bells and Mr. Duncan wilNgive a clarinet! solo. Robert Jordan also will be! a soloist.

Fathers of the commu-1 nity will be special guests. More than 100 children will par-; ticipate in a Fathers day program in the East Park Methodist church. Temple avenue and New York street, at 10:15 a. m. Sunday.

A play, "Fathers Are People," by the junior boys will be a feature. Following the program a flag will be! presented to the church by the Daughters of Union Soldiers, under; the direction of Mrs. Clementine; Honor guest at the Guild meet by the fact that Dr. Parsons' sister had married an uncle of Miss Fenn. Brim- De beard in a short musical and the Misses Flora Drake.

Helen1 A. Mitchell, president of the Burd- ing will be Miss Alice W. S. oponsors are Aiesaames j-nnip cnioii, rertrune i-eioieman, rrances sal company, and David F. Long, posed Oi ine ttev.

u. r. Manner, jA family Crown Point; the Rev. G. S.

Reedy, 'penns to gathering brought the Cleveland and started AQier, vviniam AriKenorocK, i-iarvey iviazur, jaary Kaney, Irene A. Mc- assistant United States district tt- ti. Jtseuon, it. Buraette Lean and Cordelia Hoeshn. torney, will be guest speakers.

their romance. children, Mrs Herbert Hulls, Columbus, and a son, Dwight Parsons, Coral Gables, and two granddaughters. The retiring Baptist leader has no plans for the future, he said, but he is absolutely sure of one thing he is not going to write a book. "No, that is definitely out," he Dana; the Rev. A.

S. Warriner, Indianapolis, and the Rev. William Dr. Parsons attended a university Hargraves. Iwell: the Congress Engiand and started his preach Street Church Glee Club.

Lafa ing career when he was about fifteen, he said. When he came to the United States he went to laughingly, when quizzed on son, executive secretary of the Women's American Baptist Home Mission Society, who will speak Sunday night in the women's residence hall at the college, and again Tuesday night. Miss Brimson is a former president of the Baptist Missionary Training School in Chicago, and a leader among missions for young people. Principal speaker Monday afternoon will be Miss Lora Patten, former missionary to Japan. Miss Patten taught in the Ella O.

Patrick School for Girls at Sendai before war conditions forced her to re I CHURCHES iF I I Vanasdal. the subject. "I have had to read and review so many that I think there are plenty of people writing without me adding to the collection. University to complete his college work. His first regular charge was in Wisconsin and later he went to Chicago.

From there he went to South Bend. He then was appointed superintendent of the yette; the Young Peoples choir. Fourth Avenue church, Terre Haute; the choir of Trinity church. Lafayette, and the choir from the Methodist church, Oxford, Sunday afternoon. The Methodist Women's mass meeting will attract more than 1,000 women from the Northwest Indiana Conference Wednesday to hear Miss Bettie Brittingham.

New York City, editor of the Methodist Wnm.m the official woman's maea- You may quote me I am not writ ing a book." rKr.SBV I KRIAN, NAZARENE I 1 1 1 1 INDIANAPOLIS CHURCH ACTIVITIES SriRITCALIST. SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OP CHRIST 720 N. Park ave. REV. CLARA ROZFL.

PASTOR TRIPLE ORDINATION, 8 P. M. Classes in the Bible Language, ASTRO-SPIRITIST CLASS. FRL, 8 P. M.

Orfilna Inn tiirr4ra Dedication of Church Is Set A program for the dedication of the Mars Hill Church of Christ, June 22 to include forenoon, afternoon and evening services, has been completed. The congregation, for ten years has held its services in a basement room. The day's activities will open with church school at 9:15 a. fol-; lowed by worship at 10 a. A fellowship meeting will be at 2 p.

m. and the formal dedication I will be at 7:45 p. m. Representatives of the fortv-five- turn home. Another speaker will; be Miss Irene Ledesman, a Filipino girl, who is a student at Crozer Seminary in Chester, Pa.

Miss Doris Stansbury, Cincinnati, will be song leader of the conference, and Mrs. W. H. Dillard. North Vernon, wife of the past president of the Indiana Baptist convention, will conduct the vesper services.

Bible classes will be conducted by TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN 34! and CENTRAL DR. ROY VALE Rev. Stewart Hartfclter Ministers. 0:30 A. BIBLE SCHOOL 10:45 A.

DIVINE WORSHIP DR. VALE PREACHING "A Word of Sudden Secret. Hope." zine of the church. Mrs. M.

R.I A baptismal service will be held, Children's services will be held Clark. Medaryville, will preside andiat 7:45 P- m- Sunday at the Berean at Henninger Methodist church Mrs. Robert Rayle', Clinton, will di-' Missionary Baptist church, followed Sunday at 7:30 p. m. The program rect the devotions of the afternoon, by an evangelistic service.

will include drills, marches and Special music will be provided by The Rev. Theodore O. Fisher, music by the boys and girls, ft women's quartet composed of pastor of Northwood Christian Carol Coombs, a layman, will Mesdames C. H. Klausmeyer, Elmer church, has announced that begin- preach at Memorial Christian Cook.

Paul Reber and Malcolm Mc-lning next Sunday church and Sun- church in the absence of the Rev. Intyre. South Bend. jday school ill be combined in one S. Johnson, pastor, who will leave Mesdames Titus Lowe and C.

R. unified service opening at 9:30 a. Monday for a month's vacation in Lizenby. Indianapolis; E. R.

Bart-! and continuing until 11 a. m. The' Mexico City. He will be accompa-lett and J. E.

Porter, Greencastle; 1 Dian which is new in the church, nied by Mrs. Johnson and two NAZARENE CHURCHES REV. JESSIE TOWNES. DIST. SUPT.

1115 Kinir Avenue. Braden Riverside L'400 S. West. Rev. Ora Scisroe, 10! Elder.

First Church 1621 E. Wash. Rev. E. K.

Hardy, 27 N. Bradley. Friendly Rev. J. Fowler.

7 Eastern Ave. Madison Avenue 30S3 Madison. Herman Mvrick, Pastor, 717 Perry. North Side EuRene St. and Barnes Ave.

Rev. T. W. Stofer. 1151 Eugene.

Ray Street Ray and Warren. Rev. Floyd Cole. 630 Division. South Side Le Grande and Olive.

Rev. H. J. Rahrar. 2115 Olive.

Westbrook 819 Dennison. Rev. Harry Carter. 4fi47 W. Wash.

West Side 11th and Kinir. Rev. Everett Atkinson, 1049 King Ave. Winter Ave Winter and Fernwav. Rev.

Chas. E. Carmony. 2043 N. Tacoma.

Kent, Franklin, and Abend, East the morning watches. Mrs. R. H. Miss Joanna will conduct conducted by REV.

CHAS. H. GUNZOLUS, Ph. D. WORLD FAMOUS SCHOLAR.

TEACHER. DOCTOR OF I I TUALISM: PRESIDENT OF THE INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN SPIRTUALIST ASSOCIATION AND DEAN OF TWIT daughters. Mrs. Olllne Woosley and Christian churches of the city will Mrs. Mitchell will be house mother for the party.

Miss Pauline Bloomington, is state president of the World Wide Guild. The speakers for the girls' con-! ference will remain for the gather-; First Presbyterian Church Delaware at Sixteenth. George Arthur Krantz. Harry E. Campbell.

TWO MORNING SERVICES 9 and 1 1 A. M. "GOD KNOWS HOW TO GIVE'' Dr. Will Preach. Church School.

9:30 A. M. UNIVERSITY OF SriRIT. GUNZOLUS UALISM. Miss Pauline Johnson, teachers in attend the afternoon meeting.

The the public schools here. pastor, the Rev. Otto Suhr, will be An old-fashioned gospel songj assisted by E. L. Day, executive; service led by Walter Bruce will pre-j secretary-evangelist of the Chris-! cede the sermon Sunday night at tian Church Union of METHODIST.

ing of the Baptist Women Wednes- T. L. Stovall. Crawfordsville; B. D.

will continue through the summer Beck, Lafayette and J. E. Holmes, months. South Bffe. jjgmpose the program The June monthlv fellowship committee.

MZfyrnes Otto Scott meeti of the christian Church Steele West Lafaettc; Roy Sturm, Schoo, Association of Marlon Coun. Otterbem and Mrs. Olhe VHson, wlu heW gt the Wpst sk)e Battle Ground, form the committee christian Mission ohio and Koehne on local arrangements The P- street Mond at 7:30 m. The gram is scheduled for 1.30 m. Robert Qr JJLVhZSSS the Fif chmSMati will speak.

The annual election of DR. GUNZOLUS IS A ORADUATF OP ASSlvS. MAN'Y FOR ETON DEGREES. DIPLOMAS AND FROM COL-LEGES AND SOCIFTIES IN INDIA. EOYPT CHINA, JAPAN.

AFRICA. ASIA. EUROPE, AMERICAS, ETC as general chairman of the day, Dr. W. F.

Rothenburger, pastor of the Third Christian church, will be the afternoon speaker. SECOND PRESBYTERIAN The Historic Church of Which Henry Ward Brecher Was Minister Vermont and Pennsylvania streets. JEAN S. MILNER. D.

MINISTER. Morning Worship. 11 A. M. Sermon "What's the Use?" DR.

MILNER. Two Lectures by Dr. Kagawa Central Avenue Methodist Church Central avenue at 12th F. Marion Smith, D. Minister 10:45, MORNING WORSHIP Sermon by Dr.

Smith "Do We Find God in Nature?" directors of the association will be the Broadway Baptist church. A new five-year program calling for the paying of the indebtedness on 'the church by May 1, 1946, has been adopted by the congregation. Other goals set are an average attendance 1,500 in the Sunday school, a church membership of at least 2,000 an addition to the present building, all within the five years. The Rev. Haakon Knudsen, Mil-jwaukee, will speak Sunday forenoon Hospital to Be Set lp.

held. Mrs. -Samuel Ashby's cla.ss of Central Christian church will have a home-coming Sunday in honor of A model emergency hospital, set up by the Indianapolis Methodist; Hospital, will be ready for use at! the Battle Ground assembly of the Progressive Spiritualist St. Clair and Park ave THE MOTHER CHURCH SUN. JUNE IS.

1941 FRIED CHICKEN DINNER. 1 P. M. Speaking. Voral Selertions and Messag Service, 2:30 P.

M. Supper. 5:30. HEALING. 7:45.

MESSAGE SERVICE, 8 P. M. SPEAKER MRS LAURA NElfiON YOUNQ From Danville. Illinois. Messages by LILLIAN BOSS, REV.

ETHEL MARY GORDON and MRS. YOUNG. LADIES" AID. JUNE 17. MESSAGE SERVICE, 2 and 7:30 P.

M. ALL WELCOME-COME EARLY Methodist church Wednesday Mrs. Ashby, who has served thirty-five years as teacher. ORTHODOX: rnESBlTFRUN Covenant Presbyterian To Continue THE FAITH OP OUR FATHERS Odeon Hall 106 E. North.

C. A. Ahlfrldt, Minister, Sunday School. 9:30 A. M.

45 A. -CALLED TO BE SAINTS" P. LIGHT AT EVENING arnd pvpnintr at thp T.vnVmrct- "Rar A special musical program will betlst church. was graduated this given by the choir of the Irving ton Pastors Will Hold Outing Members of the Indianapolis Christian Ministers Association and their wives will hold their annual outing and picnic Monday at the home of Dr. Charles H.

Winders, 7014 Rockville road. The program will include fellowship and recreation in the afternoon, a business meeting and election at 5 p. m. and a basket dinner at 6 p. m.

Current officers are the Revs. E. E. Russell, Eighth Christian church, president: C. H.

DeVoe, Meadlawn spring from Northwestern Baptist iThpolooirfll Spminorv CHiracrrt inH Methodist church at the Sunday 1 0 :45 luiruuuu i ma ui-u in uui i has been ordained to the gas- JTNIM MENTAL BAPTIST ot i-raise (juenaeissonni wiu oe sung. Soloists will be Miss Betty pel ministry in his home church in Milwaukee The Annual mepfino- nf Arrangements have been com-; pleted for two public addresses here; by Dr. Toyohiko Kagawa. Japanese June 24, sponsored by the Indianapolis Ministerial Association with the co-operation of the; Indianapolis Church Federation, the' Indianapolis Council of Church; Women and the United Christian Missionary Society of the Disciples' of Christ. The afternoon meeting in the First Baptist church, with the Rev.

Howard J. Baumgartel, executive secretary of the Church Federation, presiding, will open at 3 o'clock, and the address will be on "Christ and the New Order." The pastor, Dr. Carleton Atwater, will offer the opening prayer. At the evening meeting to be held, Showalter. Mrs Elaine Patterson! the churcn be held June 19 and George Switzer.

opening with a pitch-in dinner at The Mallory Singers of the P. R. 6:30 p. m. Christian Spiritualist Church 51 BLAKE ST.

Classes In the Blhle. LRniise efe. ASTRO -PSYCHIC CLASS. P. M.

SUNDAY. LECTURE BY REV. ELSIE N. GUNZOLUS CO-WORKERS: Revs. Orfosoii.

Steadmmi. Miller. Ter-rien, Wrisht, Mann, McCoy, Dewit. DvU. etc.

EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED. ZION EVANGELICAL North and New Jersey streets. Frederick R. Daries. D.

Pastor. Louis Suedmeyer, Assistant Pastor. 9:45 A. M. Church School.

9:00 and 10 40 A. M. Services of Worship Sub.iect, of Sermons, "A Luminous Life" EVANGELICAL 1,1 THERAN. (Missouri Synod) TRINITY East and Ohio st.v S. and Bible Class.

9:30 A- M. Hour of Worship. 10:30 A. M. Rev.

J. D. Matthius. Pastor. EVANGELISTIC.

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA Com. E. F. Hites, Tastor 320 N. Illinois.

SUNDAY, JUNE 15. 7 45 P. M. WHITHER GOEST THOU?" Com. F.

Hues Will Preach. FREE PARKING SPACE PROVIDED. THIRTY-FIRST STREET Fundamental Baptist Corner of 31st and Annette. The Only Independent Fundamental Baptist Church North of Wash. st.

Rev. R. D. McCarthy, Pastor. Mornins; Service 10:45 B.

Y. P. Meeting 6:30 Evening Service 7:45 Eveninc Bible School. Friday 7:45 -WE BELIEVE IN THE BOOK, THE BLOOD, AND THE BLESSED HOPE'' the annual Northwest Indiana Conference opens. The hospital will be maintained through the various meetings to be held on the assembly grounds up to the end of August, Miss Delia Coan, registered nurse of the Methodist's class of 1939, will be in charge, with Dr.

J. W. of Lafayette, as the supervising physician. The two-room hospital will be equipped to meet every anticipated emergency among the thousands who will attend the summer assemblies. In addition it will serve as an exhibit of modern hospital rooms.

The Hill-Rom Furniture Company of Batesville has co-operated by furnishing equipment of the most modern de luxe type wood furniture of period design, in addition to rugs and drapes to give a home Christian, vice-president, and Leon Weatherman, Fairfax Christian, A summer membership campaign, cone ucted by Roy Bandy, has been started by the C. F. B. class of the Memorial Christian church. One of the first projects of the class was redecoration of the classroom, the work being done by members.

The class has been divided into two sections which will vie with each other in the membership contest. Elbricge i i House Party Aid Mallory Company, will sing group of numbers at the Irvington: Union service to be held in the Ir-; vington Methodist church Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Dr. E.

L. pastor of the host church, will be; the speaker. Young people of the Immanueli Evangelical and Reformed church! will attend a youth fellowship pic-! nic Sunday at Zion church, Fenton.j The Glad Tidings Mission will! conduct an open-air service at thej corner of East and Washington! i in the irvington Methodist church, opening at 7:30 o'clock. Dr. Kagawa; SPIRITUALIST CENTER CHURCH 38 N.

Room 408, Pennsylvania blcie. EveniriK Services, 7:30 Lecture, presentation of charter rr. Clark and reception of member. Mrs Dollie Clark and Mrs. Koran.

mesa bearers. Mesase Wednesday. Jun 18. at 2 and 7:30 p. m.

Spiritualist Churcli of God BAPTIST. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Meridian and Vermont Streets. Carleton W. Atwater, D. Pastor.

9:25 A. M. Bible School. 10:50 A. M.

Worship. Our Father." Broadcast int over WIRE, 11:30 A. M. 6:15 P.M. You'h Fellowship.

7:30 P. M. Worship. -Resisting the Pull." Thursday, 7:30 P. M.

Prayer Service. win discuss lhe Challenge oi He-; demptive Love In the absence of the pastor, Dr. Ezra L. president of the Ministerial Associ-j ation. Dr.

Sidney Blair Harry, vice-' president, will have charge. Botlv meetings will be financed through free will offerings. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD LAUREL ST. TABERNACLE Laurel st. at Pleasant Run blvd.

J. L. Price, Pastor 1509 S. State ave. Service, 10:30 A.

7:30 P. M. like atmosphere. A number of rooms! in the Indianapolis hospital arc: furnished in this manner. VI I A 890 Massachusetts Saturdav.

7:4" lectur and me. sae service. Lecture by Mrs. Hodnes. Sunday, healing service, Lrctur and.

message. 7.4a. lecture bv Rev. Van Meir. Thursday, healing service, 7:15 p.

m. All-message service. 7.43. TRUE LIGHT SPIR ITU A LI ST CHURCH." 1426 Astor. Rev.

Atlie Reep, pasior. Sunday. 7:45. All-message aervice bf Rev. Mar'ha Snyder.

Trance messaec by Rev Aifie Reep and mediums of th church, and healing by mediums of the church. ALL WELCOME CATHOLIC VESPERS SET i INTERDENOMINATIONAL. Trinity Gospel Center Inc. Church Group Meets June 2 HOLINESS. PILGRIM CHURCH 2101 Rrookside ave.

P.aiph McCrory, Pastor. Sunday School, 9:30. Miss Flortnce Carlson. S'ipt. Preaching, 10:50 and 7.30.

31 streets Saturday at 6:30 p. m. praise service will follow at 7:45 p. m. in the mission.

Claude Ath- erton will have charge of Sunday; school at 2 p. m. and the Rev. R. Smith, Carmel, will speak at 3 p.

m.j The mission will conduct another! open-air service at University park; at 6:30 p. m. and George L. Cary' wilt speak at 8 at the mission. The first annual anniversary dinner of the Federation of Young! Married People's Classes will be held; at the Third Christian church Fri-j Kaney, president, will announce! plans next Sunday for special days: with unusual programs for this1 month and next.

Special music wiM be by the colored male quartet from Christ's Temple church Sunday at the regular class session. The summer schedule at All Saints Cathedral will be opened Sunday when the time of services will be changed to 7 and 9:30 a. to continue until September. The, mens club picnic, featuring a "ladies day" will be held at the' country place of J. L.

Rainey, Southport. June 21. A youth rally will be held June 22. The Edwin Ray Methodist church will begin its vacation Bible school at 9 a. m.

onday. with the sessions to last until 11:30 a. m. each day. Instruction will be given in handcraft, Bible study and shop.

Edwin F. Shake is pastor. 235 Davidson REV. NOBLE PRICE, PASTOR Sunciav, and 7:30 P. M.

7:30 P. M. Friday, 7:30 P. M. Brother Vitus, C.

S. Brother Samuel, C. S. C. and Joseph Swallow will sing for the Catholic vesper service Sunday at 4 p.

m. at Veterans Hospital. Mrs. Charles P. Hanrahan.

organist for the Little Flower churcli. will be accompanist. The Rev. Walter A. Nugent, chaplain, will conduct the service which will be broadcast to the na- UNIVERSAL SPIRITUALIST CHURCH LINCOLN HOTEL A Growing Spiritualist Church in the Heart of the Cltv Evenir-iE service, Sunday, 00 tj m.

Wednesday eve. meetings discontinued until further notice. SPIRIT I A LI ST. THE SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHY CENTER. HOTEL ENGLISH ASSEMBLY ROOM.

Sunday evening services a p. m. Special muMC. Lecture by Mr. Hoaaland Article readme, messages and billet reading.

Wednesday, all-message service, 8 p. m. 11 N. Jefferson. -1 1 vs.

OLD TIME TENT MEETING. Now in Prosress 330 S. Holmes. Holmes Ave. Oospe! Tabernacle.

Every One Welcome Services each evemnc. 7 45. EARL STARNES. EVANGELIST. HOLINESS LEAGUE 517 W.

WASH. REV. ALPH J. SAMPSON, 2 30, SUB.L. 23 PSALM.

SUN. SCHOOL, 10 A. M. EVERYBODY INVITED. tients over the hospital address at 6:30 p.

m. The Rev. Robert I tm. TRINITY SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Meeting Friday evenine. Enitlish hotel, 7 45 Messages by the Rev.

Lillian Jones and mediums present. Everybody welcome. Psychic Science Church R24 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. Midweek service, Thursday, June 11.

7 30 p. Talk. Mr. Will Verisan: message Howard J. Baumeartel, executive secretary of the Church Federation of Indianapolis, has announced that, the executive committee has called a special business meeting of the Church Federation to be held at the Central Y.

M. C. A. June 12. preceded by a luncheon at 12:15 p.

m. The president, Henry R. Danncr, will preside. The purpose is to consider the adoption of a new constitution for the organization which will be submitted by the executive committee and to hear a report of the finance committee. The Church Federation is composed of ministers of affil- Lewis will be guest speaker.

The Rev. James F. Riggs. New York city, will speak Sunday at 10:45 a. m.

at the Memorial Presby-j terian church. The third service in a special; series dealing with the signs of the; CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. BALLARD ICE CREAM For Church Festivals "None Better" 315 N. Alabama LI. 25: bv Mrs.

Dollie Clark and other mediums, Tuesday service. 2 p. 2432 Central ave. Everybody welcome. Universal Christian Church 505 E.

13th at. Bishop Crookston. pastor. Services Sunday, p. m.

Father's day program. Wed. 8:00 p. m. The mission will open its two-week daily vacation Bible school at 9:30 a.

m. Monday under the direction of Mrs. Herbert E. Eberhardt. The activities will include handwork.

Bible memory work and CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES Lrar.ches of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ. Scientist, Boston, Mass The Public Is Cordially Invited to Our Services and Free Reading Rooms. LESSON FOR SUNDAY, JUNE 15. GOD THE PRESERVER OF MAN times in relation to the coming of Jesus Christ, will be held at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church Stindav nicht.

The theme 6. ated churches, the lay representa vn---ini 'iMiii-m i aiMi ini Lunch will be provided each Morr.ir.tr Services. 11 A. M. P.

of the sermon will be "Social Decay music. THE WOLFE'S SPIRITUALIST TEMPLE. 1332 BROOKSIDE AVE. Every Sunday niahl'a me.s.sase by me. diums.

Speaker. Rev. Steadman. Pastor, Rev. Harry Wotle.

dav bv various church groups and FIRST CHURCH. Mendiai at 20th SECOND CHURCH. Delaware at 5:00 Readme- Rooms. Church Edifice. 915 Electric Bldg.

25 Monument Cir. Church Edifice. THIRD CHURCH, Wash. Blvd. at 8:00 FOURTH CHURCH, Pleasant Run Pkwy.

S. Drive at, Butler Avenue Closed tives duly elected by their respective congregations and the members of the executive committee of the Church Federation. All are voting members. Luncheon reservations should be made by June 20. through the Church Federation office.

Lin- coin 2826. 1 as in the Days of Noah." The Rev. James Duvall. Ft. Worth.

will speak Sunday forenoon in the Woodside Methodist church. Moving pictures of the congregation will be taken at the close of the service, the Rev. H. H. women's organizations.

The Fairview Presbyterian church. Forty-sixth street and Capitol ave-j nue. will begin its vacation school! at 9 a. m. Monday.

Sesisons will) i continue five days a week until Mrs. K. K. Mitchell, Indianapolis, president of the Woman's Baptist Mission Society of Indiana, will preside at the fifth annual "house party" of the society starting Wednesday on the Franklin Colleee campus for a three-dav session. "PEERLESS KlfVjAf FURNACES fTf I MAKE WARM 5 HOMES" Peerless Foundry ls.

Company 1853 Ludlow Ave. 5232 E. Market. Church Edifice. ROSEBUD SPIRITUAL CIRCLE Message service Wednesday 2 and 8 1157 West, 28Mi.

Mrs. Bertha Schae-fer and Mrs. Anne Cheek. UNITED SPIRITUALIST. 1600 Brookaide.

de'-onon. 8 p. m. Wd 8 p. m.

Rev. Aims. Frank Schakel, pastors. FIFTH CHURCH. Collece at 62nd 7:30 11 a.

m. Sunday 'h Churrhes. ns 8 Clock i m. and Testimonial Mer 5 30 and 11 i Evpnins, 'July 3. Reynolds, pastor, announced..