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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1937. Protestants Here Continue Program of Modern Evangelis Will INDIANAPOLIS SUNDAY SERMON TOPICS UNIFIED ACTION New Minister to Be Installed of Christian churches, will present the-' pastor to the congregation. Other speaker will be the Rev. Ephriam D. Lowe.

Olive Branch church: the Rev, Harry T. Brld-well, pastor of the Centenary church, and P. A. Wood, head of the County Church School Association. The Rev Mr.

Lewis will be in th pulpit for the first time Sunday forenoon. A "carry-In dinner, directed by members of the Woman' Council, will be served at noon. church property has been repaired and improvements have been added. Shower, dressing rooms and game rooms have been equipped. Classes have been conducted in sewing, piano and woodworking.

MASSACHUSETTS PASTOR TO SPEAK HERE SUNDAY The Right Rev. Henry Knox Sherriil, bishop of Massachusetts, will be the guest preacher at All Saints' cathedral at 11 a. m. Sunday. Bishop Sherriil, a widely-known author and administrator, is chairman of the committee on the dispatch of business for the general convention.

Rally Day at M. E. Church Featuring departmental advancement, the Meridian Street M. E. church will sponsor a rally day program Sunday at the church.

Following a reception for new members. Dr. Logan Hall, pastor, will preach on "Loving the Church." The church quartet and organist, Mrs. tyra Goodnow, will provide a special musical program. Section Women's Association, will serve supper at 6 p.

m. for members and friends. Mrs. Bernice Tucker and Adelaide Taggart are hostesses. In the last year, a social service rogram begun by Stansfield Circle has ministered to some 10,000 Pastor to Take New Christian Church Post The Rev.

William Robert Lewis, former pastor at Russcllville and Waveland Christian churches, will be Installed as pastor of the Fountain Square Christian church at 3 p. m. Sunday. The Rev. E.

L. Day, executive secretary of the Christian Church Union, will direct the service. Dr. F. D.

kershner. dean of Butler University Allege of Religion, rrill give the charge to the minister and Dr. O. I. Hoover, general secretary of the ttr organization Moming, "Quit Ye Like evening, opening evening service with special music by a male octet.

Linwood Christian E. E. Moorman, pastor. Morning, anniversary service. Capitol Avenue 31.

E. E. Arnold Clegg. pastor. Morning, "Making the World Christian." Forest 3Ianor 3L E.

C. P. Shul-hafer, pastor. Moming, "Go Forth to evening, Epworth League. Broadway Evangelical Edward Sausaman, jastor; Morning.

To What Purpose Is This Waste?" evening. Young People's League. Bethany Lutheran J. Luther Seng, pastor. Morning, "Fightings Within and Without; vesper service, "The Commandments-of God." East Tenth Street 31.

E. J. N. Greene, pastor. Morning.

"The Divine Architect and His evening, The Secret of Contentment. Second Evangelical and Reformed Dobbs P. Ehlman, pastor. Morning, Holy Communion meditation. 3Iemorial Presbyterian William H.

Kendall, pastor. Morning, "God's Long-Delayed Chariot." Centenary Christian Harry T. BridwelL pastor. Morning, "Not Your evening, "Christ the Light." Annual home-coming service, 2 p. m.

University Heights TJ. B. Roy H. Turley, pastor. Morning, Dr.

Stanley B. Williams, Dayton, guest speaker; afternoon, the Rev. L. P. Cooper, Brazil, guest speaker; eve Churches BAPTIST, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Meridian and Vermont Street Carleton W.

Atwater. D. Pastor Bible School 9:25 A. M. Sunday Morning Worship, 10:45 A.

M. Subject: "WHERE IS YOUR BIBLE?" Sunday Evening Worship. 7:30 P. Subject: "WHY BE AFRAID?" Thursday. 6:00 P.

M. Dinner ss Fread Koeker will srwk on "The World. Missions and YoW EVANGELICAL AND ZION EVANGELICAL Norih and New Jersey Street Onrics. HARVEST HOME SUNDAY 8:15 A. M.

Communion Servic 9:00 A. M. First English Service 9:45 A.M. Church School German Serv'ce 10:40 A. Second Enslish Service Reception of New Members METHODISt.

MERIDIAN STREET CHURCH METHODIST EPISCOPAL 800 North Meridian The mother church, of Indiana Methodism' invites the public to worship in her historic atmosphere and announces a scries of three sermons by Dr. Logan Hall at 10:45. 1 SUNDAY MORNINGS: V' October 17 "Loving the Church" October 24 "Practical -Religion' October 31 "Lies rv: 1: It Is said of Meridian Street Church that no on attends her services without beint helped to live. If you are not an attendant elsewhere, coma and worship with us. Churches PRESBVTF.RlAN.- SECOND PRESBYTERIAN The Historic Church of Which Henry Ward Beeehtr Was Minister.

Vermont and Pennsylvania trrel. JEAN 8. MILNER, D. MINISTER Morning Worship. 11 A.

M. Sermon: "OUR MEDIOCRE LIVES' Dr. Milner. Church School. 9:45 Vesper Service of Music, 4:30 P.

M. Supper-Lecture. Thursday. 8:00. First Presbyterian Church Delaware at Sixteenth.

George Arthur Frantz, Minister Two Morning Services. 9:30 A. M. and 11 A. M.

SubJ'ct: 'The Srpried Sufferer Dr. Frantt. Church school for children. 9:30 A. M.

Midweek convocat'on Thursday. Supper. 6 P. M. Classes, Covenant Presbyterian Church T6 Continue The Paith of Our Palher.

Jordan Conservatory ICS E- North. C. A. Ahlfeldt, Minister. Sunday School.

9:45 M. Mornin Worship. 11 A M. -AW AITINO ADOPTION Fvenn VorihH. 7:45 '-DIUOENCE TILL HE COMBTt: Rev.

Charles H. a Gunzolus, Ph. D. Spiilluallst, Metsphyt lcis! Healer. Ordination service, 8 P.

M. Dark circle. Thurs, -8 ADVANCED CLASSES IN BIBLE. PSYCHOLOGY, METAPHYSICS. LANGUAGES, MUSIC Co-workers: Rev.

Elsie Dunn; Rev. Mamie Jones; Rev. Clara Schlender; Alice Haymaker: Rqv. Ruth. Wellington: Rev.

Bria Mann; Rev. Archie Davis; Rev. Bert Greason; Rev. R. Stuck; Rev.

Meiers: Dr. Deva Ramsami; Rev. Dovie Barrows; Rev. Rose Alison. i Gunzolu? of Spiritualism V515 Blake St.

VESPERS TO BE RESUMED Vesper services of the Second Presbyterian church will be resumed Sunday at 4:30 p. m. with a program of song and worship, under the direction of Dr. Jean Milner, pastor. A quartet including Miss Margaret James, Mrs.

Robert Farrell Scott and Virgil Phemister will sing. Charles F. Hansen is organist and musical director. Churches SPIiUTVALIST, UNIVERSAL SPIRITUALIST Lincoln Room CHURCH Lincoln Hotel REV OLA PRITCHETT. PASTOR Healing and church service begin 8 p.

Lecture by R-y. Ola Pritchett. Messages by mediums of our church and those present Midweek meeting Thursday. Oct. 21.

8 p. m. We are having a silver tea Tuesday, Oct. 19. from 2-10 p.

m. at the home of Mrs. Bradshaw. 235 N. Rural.

We Invite all. Bring your friends and come out. Psychic Science Church 824 N. PENNSYLVANIA 8T. Healing service Sunday.

7 to 7:30 p. m. Lecture by Mrs. Anna Scott! Messages by Mrs. Florence Prollitu Mrs.

Ruth Bennett. Mrs. Anna Scott. Midweek service. October 21.

All-me-ae service by the mediums of the church. Message service. Tuesday. 3 p. Mrs, Dollie Clark.

2432 Central ave. ALL ARK WELCOME UNITED SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. 2606 Brookside. Ch. 1297.

Message service Wednesday eves, and Sundays, devotions! service. Last Saturdays of month. Dark Trance Circle. Last Tuesday of month. Silver Tea.

beginninr 9 a. ending 10 p. m. Thursday afternoon meeting 2:30 to 4. Old-fashioned pie supper Saturday.

Oct. 23, 8 p. m. Rev. Alma Doug la ShakeL THE BRIGHTWOOD SPIRITUALIST CHURCH 1963-65 Caroline Ave.

New Address Corner Roosevelt and Caroline. 4 Doors North. Sunday service. 7:45 p. m.

Speaker, Robt E. A. Crookston. Messages. All-message service Wed 2 p.

m. Bible lecture. 7:45 p. m. Same address.

Spiritualist Church of God 890 Massachusetts, Services Saturday. 7:45. Mr. Van Meir. speaker.

Sunday, healing service at 7:30 p. m. Lecture at 8 by Mr. Van Mesr. Thursday, healing service, 7:30 p.

message, 8 p. m. i PROGRESSIVE Spiritualist Church. Park and St. Clair.

Fried chicken dinner Sunday, 1 p. m. Messages. 3 P. m.

Speaker. 7:45, James Brown, messages Carrie Ayres. Rev. Simpson. Ladies' Aid services.

Trumpet seance Friday. 8 p. Rev. Simpson, medium. Card social.

8 p. m. GOLDEN RULE SPIRITUALIST 720 E. North. Services every night except Mon.

Lecture message by Rev, H. Shambaugh. Miss Stewart. Bring a friend. Readings daily.

UNITY ALL SOULS SPIRITUALIST 2051 Park Mediums. Kate Jackson. Mr. Shoeacker. Matlock.

Meetings Mon. and Sat. 8 p. Dark Circle 8 p. m.

TRUE LIGHT SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. Rev. Affie L. Reep. 1426 Astor.

Trance message service and healine Sunday, 7:45 P. m. ALL ARE WELCOME. REV n. STUCK.

First Meteorologist Spirit ualist church, at 4337 uneioy si. Services Tuesday, Thursday, 0 p. welcome. m. All CHRISTIAN SPIR1TUAUST TEMPLE.

82 Coueite. All-measase meetings. 8 p. Silver Tea. Dovle Barrows RriRITt'ALtST.

IS CHURCH GOAL Dr, Hartmser Will Open Services Monday in First Baptist A program of modem evangelism started a year ago by Protestants In Indianapolis to promote unified action among the churches will be continued this year at the evangelistic mission beginning Monday in the First Baptist churchv Dr. William C. Hartteger, superintendent of the Indianapolis district cf the Methodist Episcopal church, will open the series Monday at 7:30 p. ra. The Rev.

W. A. Shullenber-ger. pastor of the Central Christian church, will speak Tuesday evening and the Rev. E.

G. Homrighausen, pastor of the Carroll ton Avenue Evangelical and Reformed church, Wednesday. Dr. C. A.

McPheeters, pastor of the North M. E. church, will preside. The Rev. C.

Lizenby, pastor of St. Paul's M. E. church, will lead singing. Pastors will preach at their churches Thursday night, explain ing the purpose of the program Committee will be appointed to head the drive for the coming year.

Soeciai topics are to be selected for sermons in churches throughout the Church Federation of Indianap olis. Each Sunday at one or the services, the pastor will preach on the aviigned topic. "ATONEMENT" TOPIC FOR ALL SCIENTIST CHURCHES -Doctrine of Atonement I the rubject of the lesson-sermon for all Crrehes of Christ, Scientist, Sun-d? he golden text is: "God Is faithful, by whom ye called unto the fellowship of his Son Jesws Christ our Lord" I Corinthians Among the citations which com- rke the lesson-sermon is the fol-owing from the Bible: "Create In me a clean heart, God; and re new a right spirit within me. Restore unto me the joy of thy sal vation; and uphold me with thy free spirit. The sacrifices of God tre a broken spirit: a broken and a contrits heart, God, thou wilt nr.

despise. The lesson-sermon also Includes th2 following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Sci-t ii and Health With Key to the by Mary Baker Eddy; Willingness to become as a little child and leave the old for the new, renders thought receptive oi 'the advanced Idea. Gladness to leave the false landmarks and Joy to see them disappear this disposition helps to precipitate the ultimate harmony." CHURCH SCHOOLS TO HOLD COUNTY SERVICE MEETING A service recognition meeting, at Mi ch officers and teachers from forty-five church schools of the rentes of Christ in Marion county will honor guests, will be held Mrndny night In the Hillside Christian church. County Christian Church Ectiooi Association, sponsors of the meeting, will present awards to those with the longest terms of rervice. P.

A. Wood, president of the association, will have charge of the A congratulatory message to the officers and teachers will be given by Dr. William A. Shullenbergcr, pastor of the Central Christian church. Other speakers will be the Rev.

J. A. Farr, the Rev. Garry Cook, the Rev. William E.

Bell, and If. B. Holloway. THEME ANNOUNCED FOR MORNING DEVOTIONALS Dr. D.

H. Giliiatt, professor at Indiana Central College and pastor of the Southeastern Union cnurch, will have charge of the morning devotionals over WIRE next week. His general theme will be: "The Disturbing Christ. Music a ill be provided by Jie Indiana Central College Quartet, These programs are sponsored by the Church Federation of Indianapolis. ning, the Rev.

W. R. Montgomery, Hartford City, guest speaker. Calvary U. B.

L. A. Huddleston, pastor. Morning, "God's Will, How to Do evening, "A Wise Choice." Fairview Presbyterian Virgil D. Ragan, pastor.

Morning, "The Sense of Hearing. Tuxedo Park Baptist U. S. Clut-ton, pastor. Morning, "The Kingdom of evening, "The Man Who Wanted to Help." Northside' Church of God P.

B. Turner, pastor. Morning, "The Price of evening, "Accountability." Barth Place 31. William G. Morgan, pastor.

Morning, "Roll Call and Present evening, "The Morning After." West Side Church of Gol John J. Williams, pastor. Morning, rally day in Sunday school; evening. "The Son of Man to Seek." Eighth Christian Glen Mell. pastor.

"Memories and evening, 'The Building of a Church." West 31orris Street Christian Garry L. Cook, pastor Morning, "Love the Supreme Test." Garfield Park Evangelical N. H. Schultz, pastor. Morning, "The Ministry of Hope.

First United Presbyterian Walter C. McCrory, Morning, "The Life of evening, "The Life of Service." First Presbyterian George Arthur Frantz, pastor. Morning, "The Surprise Sufferer." Positive Christianity Austin L. Love, pastor. Morning, "Thought Forms and the Eternal Record of evening, "The Seven Steps in Christianity Leading to Salvation." Tabernacle Presbyterian J.

Ambrose Dunkel, pastor. Morning. "The Eleventh evening, "The Trumpet Call." Westminster Presbyterian H. T. Graham, pastor.

"Our First evenine. Youne People's service. Fletcher Place 31. Howard G. Ly tie, pastor.

Meriting, "The Power of evening, "Cat's Whiskers," Hay Holcomb speak-ing. Indianapolis Gospel Prayer Band Emma Bruns, pastor. Mornine. Fred Hill will speak; Leona Trotter will speak. Seli-Realization Morning.

"De lightful Memories about Mt. Wash ington and Encimtas." Sufi Center Francis deLanglade. pastor. Morning, "Pahab." First 3Ioravian Episcopal Vernon W. Couillard, pastor.

Morning, "Christian, Rejoice." 3Iisslonary Tabernacle Otto H. Nater. pastor. Morning, "Fellowship in afternoon, the Rev. Churches ft If T1 IS 2 s- I Frieden Evangelical and Reformed Robert C.

Kuebler. pastor. Morning. "My Responsibility to My Church and the Kingdom." Central Christian W. A.

Shullen-berger, pastor. Morning, 'Low Visibility; evening, "With the Creator in the Yellowstone," an illustrated talk. St. Paul's Episcopal William Burrows, rector. Holy1 Communion.

8:30 church school, 10:45 a. prayer and sermon by the Rt. Rev. R. B.

bishop of Los Angeles. Second Presbyterian Jean S. Milner, pastor. Morning, Our Medi-ccre vesper service, 4:30 m. Christ Episcopal E.

Ainger Pow-dl. rector. Holy Communion, Sa.cu Church school 9:30 a. prayer 8nd sermon, 10:43 a. m.

Evangelical Frederick pastor. Morning, Harvest Home Sunday, reception cf new members. First Baptist Carleton W. At-water, pastor. Morning, 'Where is Your Bible? evening, "Why Be Afraid?" All Souls Unitarian F.

S. C. Wicks, pastor. Morning, "The American Home." Torty-first Street M. Clyde Black, pastor.

Morning, "Our Insufficiency Made evening, young people's meeting. East Forty-ninth Street Chris-tain Charles M. Fillmore, pastor. Morning, "I Will Build My Church." Meridian Heights Presbyterian-Sidney Blair Harry, pastor. Morning.

"An Open Door to a Happy Life." Troab Memorial Presbyterian Lenn L. Latham, pastor. Morning, "Are You Satisfied with Petty Vic tories 7" Prentice Presbyterian Malcolm D. pastor. Morning, "Be lieving God; evening, church school of missions.

Washington Street Presbyterian Henry Edward Chace, pastor Morning. "Why Go To Church?" Seventh Christian Aubrey H. Moore, pastor. Morning, "The Right Use of evening. "Snap Out of It." Shelby Street M.

E. Emery Parks, pastor. Morning. "Keeping Life evening, "The Supreme Motive." First Congregational Ellis W. Hay, pastor.

Morning, "Our Personal Complexes. Second Evangelical F. Wack-nitz, pastor. Morning, "The Spirit Helpeth Our evening, "Each Shall Bear His Own Load." Southport M. E.

F. T. Taylor, pastor. Morning, "The Power of evening, "Are You Afraid of the Devil?" Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Wlliam Nelson, pastor. Morning, "The Stewardship of the Truth." First Church of the Nazarene W.

E. Albea, pastor. Morning, "Placed In a Difficult Situation. River Avenue Baptist George D. BUleisen.

pastor. Morning. "Abiding in evening, "The Way of Life." cnriKiian and Jlisstonary Alliance A. C. Marvin, pastor.

Morning, "Blessing Through evening, "What Is Hell? Where is it and Who Will Be There?" Presbyterian Harold W. Turpin, pastor. Morning, "The Christian evening, "The Love That Will Not Let Me Go." Brightwood 31. E-Guy E. Lowry, pastor.

Morning. "Modern Saints and evening. "Counting the Cost." Our Redeemer English Lutheran W. H. Elfert, pastor.

Morning, "An Obedient Child. 1 Roberts Pad; 3L E. E. E. Aldrlch.

pastor. Morning, "Stewardship evening, "Everj-body's 1 Downey Avenue Christian B. Johnson, pastor. Morning, "The Witnesses of evening. Christian Youth Council.

West Side Nazarene Mr. and Mrs. E. Atkinson, pastors. Morning.

"The evening, "The Final Judgment." St. George's Episcopal Francis Tetu, vicar. Holy Communion, 8 a. church school, 9 a. service with sermon, 10 a.

m. Brightwood Christian O. I. Men-denhail. aetinfe pastor.

Morning, "The Jerusalem evening. "The Thunder of God." First U. -George F. Snyder, pastor. Morning, "The Church's Secret of evening, "Who Is a Christian? St.

John's Evangelical Ple-rinbrok. pastor. Morning. "Christian Works and Words." Beech Grove Christian E. Russell, pastor.

Morning. "The Folly of Spiritual evening, "The Man Who Forgot. First Reformed J. G. Russom.

pastor. Morning. "Fellowship With evening, youth meetings. Union Chapel 31. E.J.

Li Johnson, pastor. "The Great evening, Addis Robbins. mLssionary from India, will speak. Unity Truth Center Murrell Powell, pastor. Morning, "The Two Shall Be One.

First United Lutheran Arthur Mahr, pastor. Morning, installation service for the Rev. Mr. Mahr. 3Iemrial Baptist George G.

Kimsey. pastor. Morning. The Place of the Child in the evening, candle light service. Lyndhnrst Baptist C.

H. Schclck. pastor. Morning. "Every Person's evening, "Created Afresh.

St. Paul's vantelicaJ S. G. Schick, pastor. Morning, "I Can Do AH Things Through Christ.

Braine Avenue 3L E. Lemuel G. Carries, pastor. Morning, "The Power of Christ; evening. "I will Not Be Afraid Whet Man Can Do Unto Me." Bethany Christian Paul Edding-field.

Morning. "Relying on God; evening, "The Christian North M. E. C. A.

McPheeters. pastor. Morning. "Is Your Job Big evening, Epworth League. Meridian Street M.

E. Logan Hall, pastor. Morning. "Loving the Church." Northwood Christian W. C.

Carroll, pastor. Morning. "Faith and evening. Christian Endeavor. Sutherland Presbyterian Florae! A.

Pfleiderer, pastor. Morning, 9:15, 1 THE REV. ARTHUR L. MAIIR The Rev. Arthur Mahr, former pastor of the First Lutheran church of Findlay.

will be installed as pastor of the First Lutheran church Sunday in ceremonies conducted by the Rev. H. E. Tumey, president of the Indiana Synod. The Rev.

Mr. Mahr succeeds Dr C. Gardner. The Rev. Mr Mahr, born in Springfield, was graduated from Wittenberg College in 1929 and the Hanna Devinity School in 1932.

During three years of seminary work he served as assistant pastor and financial secretary of the First Lutheran church of Springfield. The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Mahr and daughter, Barbara Lois, will live at 3901 Ruckle street.

Mrs. R. J. McLandress. H.

C. Fled-derjohn. and the Rev, Harry Campbell, Etah, United Province of India, will speak. St. Matthew Lutheran C.

L. E. Fackler, pastor. Morning, "Various Types of evening; "Some Dodgers." Maywood M. William Kendall, pastor.

Morning, "Jesus the Good Shepherd." Irvington Presbyterian John B. Ferguson, pastor. Morning, "At the Heart oft he evening. "Pioneers. East Park 31.

E. Golden A. Smith pastor. Morning, "Sitting Where Others evening, "Jesus-Evangelistlc Outlook." -'All Souls Unitarian F. S.

C. Wicks, pastor. Morning, "A Prophet of Woe," Englewood Christian O. A. Trin kiCt pastor.

Morning. "The Might nf th pvrninsr. "Awake. Arise, Away. Woodside 31.

E. M. H. Reynolds, pastor. Morning, TThe ghurch That Disgusts evening, "The Day of Wrath." Broadway 3L E.

Richard M. Millard, pastor. Moming, "The Man Whose Heart Is evening, Epworth League service. University Heights Christian-Jonas E. Collins, pastor.

Morning, the A. Hall will preach. Hillside Christian Raymond R. Ohaver, paster. Morning, "Jesus evening, "Light Bearing.

Edgewood 3L E. M. O. Robbins, pastor. Morning, "Ins and Outs of Christian- evening, "The Magnetism of the Cross." Slorris Street 31.

E. Kenneth G. Rogers, pastor. Morning, rally day program; evening, "Unfinished." Episcopal Church of the Advent-George S. Southworth, rector, Holy Communion, 7:30 a.

Sunday school, 9:30 a. church nursery, 11 a. morning prayer and sermon, "Church and Communism," 11 a. m. St.

Paul 31. E. Charles R. Lizenby. paster.

Morning, "Being evening. "Seekers." North Baptist R. M. Best, "pastor. Morning.

"The Modern Holy Land," the Rev. T. J. Parsons, speaking; evening, "Marvel Not. Northstde Nazarene M.

J. Fargo, pastor. Morning worship, evening, evangelistic service. North Side Church of Christ Millard Springer will speak morning and evening. Broad Ripple Christian John Ray Clark, pastor.

Morning. "Freedom Requires evening, "Basic Belief." Speedway Boulevard 3L E. Stanley Rolston. pastor. Morning, "The Church's Concern for Sruls." Indianapolis Bible Institute Afternoon, Dr.

A. I. Bcrninger will lead the prayer service; evening, "His Mighty Power." Edwin M. E. Richard O.

Mc-Rae, pastor. Morning. "The Silver evening, concert by Indiana Central Glee Club. All Saints Episcopal Cathedral- Robert C. Alexander, vica.

Holy Communion, 7:30 a. church school, 9:45 a. church hour nursery, 10:55 a. prayer and sermon by the Rt. Rev.

Henry Knox Sherriil. 11 a. prayer, 5 p. Junior Young People's Fellowship, 6:30 p. m.

Wesleyan 31. E. E. A. Crim.

pastor. Morning, "Digging evening, evangelistic service. BevilJ Avenue Evangelical F. G. Kuebler, pastor.

Morning, "Our Influence for evening, "Thinking Seriously." Ben Davis Christian D. L. Milli-gan, pastor. Morning, "Marks of a Christian evening, "Listening In." Gethsemane Lutheran S. Albert, pastor.

Morning, "The Seventh Hour. Irvington 31. E. Abram S. Wood-ard.

pastor. Morning. "God Speaks to His Children'; evening, "The Bible Emphasis Upon Endurance." West 3Iichigan Street 31. E. R.

B. Cross, pastor. Morning, "The Separated evening. "Jesus the Door." Woodruff Avenue United Presbyterian Wttliam. C.

Ball, pastor. Samuel Clevenger, Connersville, guest speaker; evening, "Spiritual Salt, the Rev. John Higginbotham speaking. Central Avenue 3L E. Guy O.

Carpenter, raster. Morning, "And Now evening, "Man's Struggle with Self." Second 3foravian Episcopal Vernon W. Couillard. pastor. Morning, preaching; evening, "Good and Bad Examples.

Bethlehem Lutheran Allen K. Trout, pastor. Morning, "Cer tainty. Fairfax Christian E. L.

Day guest pastor. Morning. "The Re turn to Religion; evening. "Does Christianity Pay?" University Park Christian Gruny Fisher pastor. Morning "The Living Church in a World of Change.

Southside Church of God H. A Sherwood, pastor. Morning and eve ning sermon by the Rev. William Fleenor, evangelist. Heath 3Iemorial 31.

E. L. Kendall, pastor. Morning, "Things That afternoon, talks by former pastors and friends; evening Frank Jeffras, speaker. Trinity (Danish) Lutheran B.

Ijngskow, pastor. At 10:30 a. "Ephesians at 11:15 a. m. "Tuke Third Christian William Rothenburger, pastor.

Morning, "Our Amazing evening, Young People's Fellowships. Carrollton Avenue Evangelical and Reformed E. G. Homrighausen, pastor. Morning, "Christ and Con fusion." Washington Street 31.

E. H. L. Overdeer, pastor. Morning, "The Needed evening, "The Parable of the Pharisee and the Publican." Riverside Park 31.

E. Harvey J. Kieser, pastor. Morning, "Broad eninfc Our Vision." Emmanuel Baptist Harry C. Lince, pastor.

Morning, "The Su- preme Test of a Perfect eve ning, "Three Stones" First Evangelical C. P. Maas, pastor. Morning, "Two Brothers evening, "The Old Family Bible" Ebenezer. Evangelical Lutheran- Kenneth E.

Hartman, pastor. Morn "Mercy and Hardness of Heart" evening, Luther League meeting. Unity Christian Daniel H. Car- rick, pastor; Evening, "Man's Partnership With God." 3Ierritt Flace 31. E.

C. C. Mon-nell, pastor. Morning, Evening, the Rev. Charles W.

Duncan will preach. West Park Christian John A. Farr, pastor. Morning, "The Long-Looked-For Is evening, "Religion Becomes a Law." St 3Ialthew's Episcopal Harold O. Boon, vicar.

Holy Communion, 7:30 a. prayer and sermon, 10:45 a. m. Volunteers of America Evening, "Straight and Narrow." Children and young people. The Churches NOXDENOMINATIONAL Self Realization Temple 334 N.

Pennsylvania. Room 403." Nondenotninat tonal) Sunday, 11 A. M. Speaker, Mis Met Eekhardt. Subject.

Delishttul Memories cf Mt. Washington Headquarters at Los Anjelei and the Hermltaae' at Encinltes." Thursday 8 P. M. Class. Mrs.

Charlet Hoffman. The absolute teachings and ap plication In lives and affairs. INTERDENOMINATIONAL. HOLINESS LEAGUE REV. DAVID STEWART PREACHES, 2:30 St.

SCIENCE. THIRD CHURCH Washmstoa Bird and 34th St. Sunday Services 11 A. 6 P. M.

Wednesday. 8 P. It Sunday School 8 JO and 11 A Eeadias Room CSurch Edifice. 210 34tb St. Open wwk days from 10 A.

U. to 9 Close Wednesday mt 7:43 P. U. Opes Sunday, 2:30 to 5 P. FOURTH CHURCH Pteasaut.

Run Parkway. DrlTt. at Butier Ave. Sunday Serricea. 11 A- 5 P.

M. Wednesday. 8 P. M. Sosday School.

9:30 and 11 A M. Readme Room. 5460 E. Wash. St.

Opto week days from 1 A M. to 0 P. 7 to 9 P. M. Open Wednesday, it-6 Ocfn Sunday.

2 to 5 P. M. ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY "THE PULSE OF THE CHURCH" THE REV. ALLEN K. TROUT, PASTOR Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Central Ave.

at SSnd St. I If Dr. Clias. K. Gunzolus, 8cr 5 i I LJ REV.

ALLEN TROUT LA portunity use clothed you you clothed Christ. elevated in the can given in the present. The pulse of the Church is felt today by the attendance at worship by Its faithful members. Their purpose at worship Is to prepare themselves for lif here and hereafter. When an iceberg leaves the Arctic circle and is carried toward the equator it melts on the way and never arrives.

So, many people start out in life and because -of lack of worship, never reach the desired goal. The Psalmist states: come, let us worship and bowdown. Let us kneel before the Lord our maker, for he is our God." to participate ln the. Sacraments. Through the" regular' of the Sacraments you "are in righteousness.

Naked came into the world and naked leave the world, unless you a. re In righteousness of Jesus This means you must be above the man-made standards of life. You find- this only person of Jesus Christ. It not be defined as an' ethic or as a dogma but' it is found 'life of a person; who is ever By making use of and- participating in the worship through the Sacraments you grow in grace INTERDENOMINATIONAL. 3 WONDERFUL FREE LECTURES REV.

AUSTIN L. JjOVE Sun. 11 A. Forma and the Eternal Record of Life." 8 P. M.

"The Sven Step Christianity Leadintt to Salvation." 8 Pv M. -How Every Man Can Be His Own Brlnt tha Sick to Thla Wednesday Healing Meeting. EVERYBODY WELCOME Room 323 Meridian Life Bldg, 307 N. Perina. CHRISTIAN 1.

The Church offers to every man a God living real who is revealed through Jesus Christ and to whom man can come through the working of the Holy Spirit. To this God you can come and say, "My Father." Here and now you have an object of worship. Wherever the Father is there is no fear. Confidence comes to you every time you draw near to God. come, let us worship and bow down' and be free from all fear and superstition.

2. The Church offers to you the "Word ot God." There has never been written, spoken or ensrraved upon the mind of man a greater or nobler word than that which the Church holds uppermost. It has been in constant use since the dawn of mankind as the most powerful influence for good. This Word of God places man as a child of God by adoption. It takes away from him the idea that he is self-made.

Through such a simple stroke the selfishness of man is turned into love and esteem and finds its outlet Godward and manward. come, let us worship and bow down" and learn to know this God through His Word. 3. The Church is the only God -instructed institution which offers to you the op First Church of Christ, Scientist Indianapolis, Indiana announces a FREE LECTURE on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE by JUDGE SAMUEL W. GREENE, C.

S. B. of Illinois Member of 'the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts in CADLE TABERNACLE Ohio and New Jersey Streets Monday, October 18, 1937, at 8 p. m. The Public Is Cordially Invited to Attend and the way of salvation Is opened to you.

come, let us worship and bow down and be clothed with the righteousness of God. 4. The Church offers a fellowship. This at, times takes the form of a family or a community. It is the universal fellowship of all1 believers.

There are many associations to which you may aspire. The association of of business, of workers and craftsmen, of loyalty to a cause, but the one true fellowship is found only Jesus Christ. This fellowship tran scends all barriers of race, nations, caste, ajje and conditions. come, let us worship and bow down" and accept this spirit of universal- fellowship, 5. The Church offers a life's program to you.

It has a place for your talents and Its vast program is propagation, binding up the broken and sin-crushed hearts and showing mercy to those in need. Thus you see the Church is beneficial to you since It gives you a true God to worship, a definite word, a way of salvation, a fellowship of believers and a program of activity. Are you' ready to come and worship and bow down, to kneel before your Lord and Maker? For He is your BISHOP OF LOS ANGELES TO SPEAK AT ST. PAUL'S The Rt. Rev.

Robert B. Gooden. bishop suffragan of Los Angeles. will be visiting rector and will preach ths rermon Sunday morn- lng at St, Paul's Protestant Epls-, copal church. For several years he was headmaster of the Harvard School for Boys In Los Angeles.

M.JE. CHURCH ANNIVERSARY Commemorating the silver anni-m tersary of the Edwin Ray M. E. church, a large birthday cake will be cut and served to the congrega-tlon Sunday. The Indiana Central College Girls Glee Club of fifty voices, led by Mrs.

Arthur Becker, will sing. Miss Helen Flaig, harpist. will play and the Rev. Richard Mc-I Rae, pastor, will make the celebra-. tion address.

The Silver Milestone." SUNDAY, BROADCAST TOPIC Herbert M. Glossbrenner will speak en Temptfd of the Devil" Sunday at a. m. over WTBM in his regular eekly message on "Saving Today's Problems." Mr; and Mrs. William Terrell wEl sing, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES Branches of THE MOTHER CI fRCH.

THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. BOSTON, MASS. LESSON FOR: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17 Subject: "DOCTRINE OF ATONEMENT Professional men have made this sermon possible: FIRST CHURCH I M-rid'tn 20th St. Sunday Services.

11 A. P. M. Wednesday. 8 P.

Sunday Scfcoet. HAM. JBeadmsr Room. Church Edsilce. Mendim at 20th St.

Open week day from 12 neon to 4 P. M. except Wednesday, ooen aatil 7:5 SECOND CHURCH OeUvar at 12th St. Swoday 11. A.

'S P. M. 8 P. M. Saaday School.

9:30 and 11 A. fteadirt Room. 915 Eeetrtc Bids. 25 Monument Circle Opeo week dayv rem 6 A. M.

to M. Close Wedneaday at 7:15 P. Open Sunday, 2 to 3 P. M. The following Business and I The Pure Oil Co.

John P. Ellerbush Deputy State Auditor "Yours in Spirit" Home Lumber Supply Co. Paul W. Bowman. Pres.

Car! C. Wetland Hugh J. Davey Optometrist and Opticians 303 Kreate Bldg. Fred Palmer Realty Co. 150 K.

Delaware's. United Taxi Inc. EI. 4423 IS G. H.

Herrmann Funeral Home 1505 8. Kast BU' ,1 Feltman-Curme James W. Ho el; "A Church Friend" Colonel 0. Rodda Dir. Commander MAJ.

A. S. THOMAS Dl. Bc. of Salvation Army Kin; and Kin; Funeral Home 1303 Columbia Avt.

Valter R. Foltz Ailea A. Wilkinson Lumber Anna and Otto Ray Spencer House Restaurant Marion Co. Farm Bureau Co-operative Assn. Inc.

R. E. McMUlln. Mgr. White, Wright and Boleman Chas.

F. Remy E. F. Burkle Judge Joseph R. Williams William H.

Wells Fred K. Eisenhut Street CammlxMoner accompanied by Mrs. The! ma Morris. Mr. Glossbrenner will speak on the "Three G's before the Centenary Chrisiiaa church Bible class.

PEERLESS FURNACES MAKE WARM IIOMES- Peerless Foundry Company 1853 Ludlow Are. I BALLARD ICE CREAM For Church Festivals "So Bitter" 315 N. Alabama LI. 2526 FIFTH CHURCH CoiJesa Aw at 62nd St Sunday Serrieet. 11 A.

7:30 P. 8 P. M. Sunday School. 9:30 A and 11 A.

M. Baadint Room In Church Zdtfle. Opea week dty Irons 12 te 4 P. M. Oooe WedBesdays, P.

M. PfOAT SCHOOL ALL CHtTFCHES POR PCTfLS TO AGE 25 TEARS. THE PUBLIC IS WELCOME TO VISIT THE REA.DIKO EOCMaWHESE THE BtBLB ANT ALL A.CTHORIZED CHRISTIAN SCXEKCE UTZRATCRE MAT BE KZAO, BOKROWEU OS A.