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Notes on News in Religion CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE i Saturday, April 22. 1950 Parti Page 17 WkWJEft AID OF CRIPPLED CHILDREN NAMED BY THE REV. JOHN EVANS in the community hall of the First Methodist church, Evanston, under the direction of Bernard Dr. Lather A. Weigle, a former BISHOPS DECRY GROUP'S USE OF CHURCH TITLE president of the Federal Council Xahm.

rTIHE NAME DROPPER: We like Al Turner's wish for the White of Churches of Christ in America, will deliver 'HOPPY' SHINES IN CIRCUS; EVEN CHIMPS SPARKLE BY RITA FITZPATRICK The "World's Greatest Show" had something added to it last night. Hopalong Cassidy! The dashing cowboy hero who THE IMPRUDENT MaN The Ctholic club of the diocese of Chicago will meet the four Shaffer Chicago Fair of 1950 is dallying with the name Pirate Cove for its amusement sector which will be themed for children. The name, more fitting for a night club, is not yet official and to the REFLECTS ON WHAT HE HAS SAID -THE WISE MAN ON WHAT MOTHER OF YEAR Helper at Spalding Has 2 FT 1 4 Cleveland. April 21 The lectures, annually presented by vnnncnttpr sup-p-estinsr a better one. the Fair HE IS GOING TO SAY- Methodist church's council, of bishops today answered a mag North western university.

His subject will be "Jesus and the azine article titled "Methodism's Pink Fringe." They did it by ap at 6:30 p. m. on Tuesday at St. Barnabas church, 4241 Washington blvd. Speakers will be the Rev.

Donald W. Blackwell, chaplain at the state penitentiary, Joliet. The preacher at benediction will be the Rev. David K. Montgomery, dean of St.

Paul's cathedral, Springfield, HL The Lutheran Medical Mission society will hold a dinner meeting on Wednesday at 6:45 p. m. in Normandy house, 800 Tower ct. plauding a proposal to the cord." The Youngsters of Own (Picture on back paf) lectures will be given Monday Mrs. Diane Jacobs, 39, of 1549 will grant honored guest privileges for the season.

Saucer Spinner Marty Hogan introduces Singer Bill Farrell to Oriental theater audiences five times daily, then in between shows runs over to radio studios to jockey Bill's disks. Larry Nixon, observing that the postman will no longer xing twice, vows to stop playing the ponies and instead raise them for the new pony express. CHICAGO'S Mutual Entertainment agency just negotiated the year's biggest record thru Thursday, Weigle at 8 p. in the auditorium of Drake was named Mother of the Year yesterday in a competition sponsored by the Welfare The Rev. Lewis Moe, pastor ofj Council of Chicago and the State did nothing but ride around the arena and wave his famous black hat and who didn't need to do any more, was the stellar attraction of a circus filled with thrills and tricks, danger and deering-do.

It was the world premiere of the 1950 Cole Brothers circus in the Chicago Stadium. 44 Partner Sonja Wide-Eyed It was an old-fashioned circus, glamorized like the silver screen. Even the chimpanzees wore sequins! Sonja Henie, skating and movie star, flew from Hollywood the Technological institute on the Evanston campus. The lectures were established in 1923 by a gift from the late John Shaffer of Evanston to promote appreciation of the life, character, influence riTimty mtneran church, Rich st. stores.

The announcement of Mrs. Ja word Methodist from the name of the Methodist Federation for Social Action. "It- is a voluntary and independent organization, said a statement from the "It is not responsible to the church. It does not speak for the church, and over it neither the general conference nor the council of bishops has jurisdiction. Sympathy for Communism The article, written by Stanley High, appeared in Reader's Digest.

It contained references to the federation and said it has opposed the American capitalist system cobs' selection climaxed ceremo nies In the Eighth st, theater, at which the six finalists were intro- to an audience of 1,500 vol unteer workers. mond and Wabansia a announced that plans are under consideration for offering the Humboldt Park community a weekday Christian educational program. Preachers at the services tomorrow for the dedication of the sanctuary at Crerar Memorial Presbyterian church, 8100 Calumet av, will be the Rev. PauII S. Johnson, executive secretary of the Chi and teachings of Christ.

Until his retirement last year, Dr. Weigle was dean of Yale divinity school. Bishop Wallace E. Conkllng, of the Episcopal diocese, has designated tomorrow as "Good Shep Suspense mounted during the dizzy heights." Con Colleano did. his Spanish dance on a silver thread of wire.

Terrell Jacobs just to see the circus and sat with her eyes glued to the three rings program, at which Tom Moore W-G-N was master of ceremonies. faced a cage full of wild beasts Moore finally invited Mrs. Jacobs or tnea to as fascinated as all the children around her. Perhaps the fact that she owns a.laree with his old aplomb, and the Han- and Mrs. Raymond Thompson, 44, HMa n- cago presbytery, at 11 a.

and hunk of it might have something to do with it. of 3438 W. 64th to step to the microphone. Both were finalists, he said, and one of them was the winner. He interviewed both of Dr.

Harrison Ray Anderson, pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian monkeys out of its galloping horses. TTia rln.Tie ravnrttA with nlrl It was the first appearance of church at 4 p. The Rev. Har and has shown sympathy for some communist theories. In New York, the Rev.

Jack Mc-Michael, executive secretary of the federation, called the article a slanted and unfair piece of propaganda that is wholly unfounded." McMlchael said the article, In attempting to show communist William Boyd, "Honalonrr Cas fashioned vigor ana technique. sidy as a circus star and the sta them at some length. Conducts Girl Scout Troop and the barkers outside on "the midway," the parking lot east of the stadium, were as loud and dium, jammed to the rafters, went wild when he sAlloped into the Mrs. Jacobs told of her work old I Wilson, pastor, will officiate at both services. "Youth Looks Up," the Sunday school radio program sponsored by The Chicago Tribune and directed by Philip Maxwell will be with the crippled children at the Spalding school, where she con leanings within the federation, had fast as ever in inviting the circus goers to "come in and see the hideous human monsters." ring on his famous white horse, "Topper." Hoppy Says "Ladies, gentlemen, and kid ducts Girl Scout troop 53L She became interested in this work four years ago, she explained, quoted material out of context, and had omitted material showing plainly that the group strongly opposes communism.

xi was a nargain. urcus nos- taizia ana noDaione t-assiav. ioox. when it was discovered her dies," he announced in his easy drawl when the screams and cheers dimmed slightly. "I've al heard from 1 to 1:30 p.

m. tomorrow over station GN, from the Belmont corps of the Salvation Army, 1415 Belmont av. The welcome address will be given by Sgt. Maj. Martha Viken, young people's Doesn't Speak for Church Concerning the bishops' state 7 DENOMINATION son, Howard, then 2, was a spastic.

His years at Spalding have made him normal except for a slight ways wanted to be in the circus leader. limp. and now I am. But I had to wait a long time. I'm in my 50s, you know.

It also gives me an oppor herd Sunday" to be observed thruout the diocese as social work Sunday. The Chicago Church Federation has announced the appointment of Prof. George M. Gibson, McCor-mick Theological seminary, as chairman of the federation's citizenship department. Also announced was the appointment.

of the Rev. Irvin E. Dear, of the Moravian church, as assistant to the executive vice president, the Rev. John W. Harms.

Speakers at the monthly Union ministers meeting at 10:30 a. m. on Monday at the Chicago temple, 77 W. Washington will be the Rev. Dr.

Harry Williams of Nashville, and the Rev. Dr. Raymond V. Kearns, secretary of evangelism in the Presbyterian church of the United States. The annual meeting of the Chicago Congregational association will open at 10 a.

m. on Tuesday in La Grange Congregational church. Speakers will be the Rev. Dr. Fred Hoskins of Oak Park, the Rev.

H. A. Stick, missionary to Natal, South Africa, the Rev. Howell Davies, regional secretary of the Missions council and Mrs. Ross Snyder, president of the Women's fellowship.

The B'nai B'rith Hillel foundation at Northwestern university will present its second annual Hillel music festival at 2:45 p. m. tomorrow Mrs. Jacobs, who has another ment that the federation does not officially represent the church, McMichael said that this is true of the federation, as well as of the bishops' council. FIREBUG SOUGHT child, Darryle, 9, also is a steady volunteer at the Janiel shop, 1628 Washingtbn an outlet for GROUPS TO JOIN IN NEW COUNCIL New York, April 21 () Plan were made today for 5,000 delegates and officials to attend a convention in Cleveland Nov.

28 to Dec 1 to form the new National-rVMinril of th dhurrhes of Christ The proposal to drop the word Methodist" from the federa the handicraft of the handicapped. AS TWO PORCHES BLAZE IN BLOCK Police were seeking a firebug and is active in the Parents ing Organist Ken Griffin is guar- virrini o-Briea anteed $55,000 for a three year waxing deal with Columbia records. Griffin hit the platter parade with his cutting of "You Can't Be True Dear." Fred Reynold's highly lucid Collectors' Corner disk exchange program goes to a full hour today over W-G-N at 4:30 p. m. The King's Jesters have become of age! The always chipper song-and-instrumental trio celebrates 21 years of Chicago radio this week! In the current magazine battle of to smoke, or not to smoke, may we remind the cigaret folks who boast that they are tobacco men, not medicine men, that they started the whole thing years ago with Not a cough in a carload? XTTILL BIXG CROSBY Jdndly contact the Drake hotel? The check he gave them for his room rent recently was made oat to the Palace hotel- How to win friends: Lena Home, if asked to make a benefit appearance, always says, sweetly if the theater will give her a written release from one entire performance.

Anita O'Day's reformation doesn't include keeping appointments. She's fluffed off a half dozen radio shows set for her. Catch the Mary Kaye trio at the Cairo; its jive jells. For the first time in that celebrity crowded room, the Pump's customers rose to give a guest a salute of applause. Bill Hopalong Cassidy Boyd rated the tribute from the adult cowboys as he strode in for dinner.

LEO ROSE, the State st. merchant, is the silent sponsor and outfitter of 90 kid softball teams around town. We thought so! There is a Lerch elevator company at 401 W.1 Washington st. Paul Stassevitch, conductor of De Paul university's symphony orchestra, is quietly assembling some of the town's leading musicians to form a traveling symphonic concert group. His Excellency, Liaquat Ali Kahn, prime minister of Pakistan, and his wife, the begum, will address the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations at the La Salle hotel.

May 1L NO WONDER Deadpan Movie Comedienne Virginia O'Brien never cracks a smile. In town to guest on the Jack Carter show, she Introduced us to her husband, Kirk Allen, the gent who plays Superman in the movie serial. It must be unnerving! If you have an in," get Patricia Stevens' new casting catalog, Right Face. Pages and pages of pretty Chicago pinups. Juan Miller, the Stevens hotel's opposite number to Oscar of the Waldorf, leaves his post to open his own restaurant on the south side.

It's Josh White and family at the Regal theater. The folk song singer has brought 9 year old Junior and 10 year old daughter Beverly into the act. Cole Porter's 1927 song hit, The Laziest Gal in Town," is getting the big revival treatment since Marlene Dietrich gives it that throaty come-hither in 44 Stage Fright." CARL KRUGER, producer of "The Golden Gloves Story," is completing arrangements with Cafe Owner Dave Halper and Eagle-Lion Pictures to film The Chez Paree Story." Ninety per cent of the scenes tin technicolor will be shot in Chicago with such Chez Paree favorites as Danny Thomas, "Joe E. Lewis, Sophie Tucker, Association for Spastic Children. Randall H.

Cooper, president of yesterday after two early morning blazes on porches in the 6900 block on Calume av, in the the State sL council, presented a tion's title will be discussed at a meeting in New York May 15 of the federation's executive committee, and be put up to the membership at a national federation meeting in Wilberforce, July 18-20. gold pin set with diamonds to Woodlawn district. The first blaze was on the second floor rear Mrs. Jacobs, who was named volunteer of the year in the field of service to the handicapped. Each of the other finalists received uinoe uiuieu oiaies ui The convention will merge seven major interdenominational service agencies, culminating nine years of planning, said Dr.

Luther A. Weigle, former dean of the Yale divinity school. Dr. Weigle, chairman of the con tunity to thank you for inviting me into your homes thru television and accepting me as a friend of the family." That's all he did. Any more wasn't necessary.

Yes, it was a premiere all right but for old circus fans little was changed. That pungent circus smell was still there. There was cotton candy, and "ferocious" lions and tigers who laid sleepily in their cages waiting their turn to snarl in the ring. Dogs, Ponies and Clowns There was the eight foot clown who climbed out of a tiny automobile as well as dogs and ponies who jumped thru hoops and pranced around as if on wires. The death defying acts were still that.

The Norbertys, two men and a woman, spun by their teeth in a daring disregard of danger at porch of a two story building at 6909 Calumet av. Mrs. Edna Dud-man, who lives on that floor with ABOUT TO ENTER silver pins with rubies. Volunteers Give 300,000 Hours her family, suffered slight burns PRISON, ADMITS 14 OTHER CRIMES on her feet and hands as she tried voTitinn nlsnnino mmmittoe Viailerl Edward D. McDougal president of the Welfare council, said Chicago volunteers contributed Harold Gary, 35, Negro of 1848 to put out the blaze.

Damage was estimated at $50. The other fire was at the home of Mrs. Elsie Camic, 56, a widow. Firemen quickly put out the fire, which Ashland Evanston, awaiting 300,000 hours of service last year, transfer to the state prison farm at Vandalia to serve a one year and nearly 1,000 of them gave the convention as "one of the greatest milestones in Christian cooperation in America." BOX. 9.

IS BITTEN BY DOG Robert Benben. of 163 34th vat treated bj physician yeeterday after he had been bitten by a dox as be walked In the rear of 1859 W. 35th t- caused only $5 damage. Mrs. sentence on a check fraud charge, was given a lie test yesterday by Camic said another small fire was discovered March 24 on the porch.

LAWYER GETS 1-10 YEAR TERM AS PERJURER Atty. Donald Gardner of Hammond was sentenced yester Sgt. Henry W. Engstrom of the Evanston police and then admit ted nine burglaries and three robberies in Evanston, one burglary in Winnetka, and one in North- brook. He implicated Sterling Askew, LUTHERAN CONGREGATIONAL- 30, Negro, of Racine, who is held by Racine police for extradition to Evanston.

ROGERS PARK. Ashland and Rev. Philip W. Series. Minister.

11 a. ADVENTIST- HEAR Evangelist Dewltt S. Osgood. TOUR BIBLE SPEAKS." W-G-N, Sunday, 8 a. m.

Sabbath Saturday I Servlcei. 8:30 and 11 a. m. South Side 7 th Day Adventlat Church, corner 60th-pL and Princeton. day to one to 10 years in prison on.a charge of perjury by Judge Newell Lamb of Kentland, sit-j ting as a special judge in the i Lake county DIVINE SCIENCE.

more than 100 hours. Mrs. Jacobs has contributed more than 2,000 hours since she began welfare work. "Thru the special honors conferred on six women, we pay tribute to all men and women who share In the common task of helping people," said McDougal. The four other finalists were: Mrs.

Frank J. Hogan, 42, of 1414 Albion Mrs. Alfreda Duster, 45, of 3239 Prairie Mrs. Ken Nishl, 28, of 4448 Oakenwald and Mrs. Christina Quirk, 34, of 18 S.

Hamlin av. LISTS SIX WAYS TO DETERMINE A GOOD SCHOOL Parents' ideas of a good school were jolted yesterday by Dean Willard B. Spalding of the Uni Also arrested in the case is DR. CLAUD INE WHXTAKXR. Sunday.

11 a. m. Lutheran Information Service For location of Chicago Area Churches rail Abash 2-0529. After 5 p. m.

and on weekends call HUmboldt 6-2043. LUTHERAN COUNCIL OF GREATER CHGO. America si Lutherans Cbwreli IMMANUEL Aucustana I. 1510 Elmdala-av. Rev.

Eric J. Gustavson. Pastor. Sunday School. 9:30 a.

m. Services. 10:45, La her an Synodlcal Coafcresice -ASSEMBLY OF GOD YOU'RE ON THE AIR." Kimball Hall. Corner Jackson and Wabash. Samuel Zarick, 50, of 4848 N.

Ashland Chicago, an insurance salesman now at liberty on two $5,000 bonds and charged CALVARY TABERNACLE 2715 W. North-aT. Loren D. Don. Pastor.

AVenue 3-7343. S. Wenhip 11. 7:30 p. m.

9: Divine Healing. 8 p. m. LUMMER EVANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN eloeea smmi EPISCOPAL Jack Cole, Gertrude Neisen, Tony Martin, and Jimmie Durante already agreeing to guest star in the cavalcade of talent that has paraded across the Chez Paree floor in 22 years. CATHEDRAL SHELTER Church of Epiphany.

201 s. Ashland. MOnroe 6-3068, with receiving stolen goods. Sgt. Sunday p.

April ZJ. Holy Communion, 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a. m. BETHEL TEMPLE Asaembly of God. OUR SAVIOUR.

530 W. Fullerton-pkwy. Criminal court at Crown Point. Gardner was one of seven Engstrom said the loot in the burglaries and robberies totaled between $3,500 and $5,000. Lavergne-ar.

ana worKMi. Worship 11 a. m. Sun. 7 p.m.

Wed. 7:30 P.m. GUY PHILLIPS. Minister. Sunday Eucharist.

9:30 and 11 a Benediction. Fridays. 8 p. m. Gardner EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED FIND MISSING Find 'Persons Unknown' -Assembly of God, Iadepeadeat- BEULAH TEMPLE 740 E.

77th-it. Sunday, 11, 5, 7:30. Pastor. Re. Clair D.

Hutchlns. PUllman 5-0683. Rev. Elizabeth Bacon, Preaching. St.

Paul 's Church Fullerton at Orchard. Dr. Gerhard W. Grauer DIVORCEE DEAD IN BASEMENT Killed Chicago Gambler A coroner's jury at Crown Point, BAHA Mis30uri Synod Invite? You to Worship In Its Various Churches For Information call DEaroorn 2-4060 or LOngbeach 1-9648. Lotheian Hour.

W-G-N. 11:30 a. m. Sunday. Our Redeemer 6430 S.

HARVARD-AY. LUTHER SCHUESSLER. S. T. Service 10:45 a.

m. "The Resurrectlnn That Is Now." Pr. Haentrschal. Preaching. ST.

LUKE'S Belmont and Greenvlew-eve. ADELBERT R. KRETZMANN. Services. 8:00.

9:15. and 10:30 a. gfl. yesterday returned a verdict of murder by persons unknown at BARA'I HOUSE OF WORSHIP. Wllmette.

Sunday, 3:30 p. m. Speaker. Eleanor Oleson, Batavla. Renewal of Religion." Tours dally i.

into 4:30 p. m. Take Evanston to end of line. M. 11:00 Hammond attorneys and business men charged with attempting to defraud the city of Hammond of $958,000 thru spurious special assessment claims.

He was convicted April 14 by a jury. Gardner was released on a $5,000 bond pending his appeal to the Indiana Supreme court. FALLS DOWN STAIRS IN HOME Mrs. Pearl Horowlti. 79.

of 5116 Wood-lawn av. suffered head Injuria yuterday when she fell down the stairs In her home and was taken to Michael Reese hospital. a place unknown in the slaying of Edward Murphy, 48, alias Emmett THE LAST DAY OF THE WEEK -BAPTIST Kearns, a west side Chicago gam bler, whose body was found March 21 near Hartsdale, about 10 miles southwest of Gary. He had been shot to death. ST.

PETER'S EVANGELICAL 54 50 Dlversey-av. DR. H. E. LAMBRECHT.

9:30 a. Sunday School. 10:45 a. Worship Service. INDEPENDENT whom the drug prescription was made.

Mrs. Griggins had been reported missing by her daughter, Sandra, who said her mother last talked to her Tuesday when she said she planned to take a friend's place to register guests at a convention in the Palmer House. Mrs. Griggins' former husband is Atty. Louis Griggins.

They were married after a campus romance at the University of Illinois. 2 Masked Robbers Take $350 in Bakery Holdup Two masked robbers yesterday took $350 from William Robke, a route manager for Dressel's bakeries, in the company store at 3256 Wallace st. The robbers blasted a hole in the floor with a shotgun before they fled. Robke lives above the store. EDGEWATER BAPTIST 1401 Hollywood-av.

S. 9:43. Service 11 a. m. end 7:30 p.

ra. Mr. Arthur D. Sundqulat, Vice Chairman. NEwcastle 1-3464.

REV. RUBEN DAHL. of Isanti. Minn. Speaker 11 a.

m. and 7:30 p. m. RAVENSWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev.

w. P. Colder. Past 4455 N. Seeley.

10:45 a. m. Speaker. John Winston. Co-Director of Belgian Gospel Mission.

7-45. A Great Determination Rev. Colder. JEHOVAH Mrs. Gertrude Griggins, 42, of 1257 Arthur a divorcee and secretary, reported missing Wednesday, was found dead yesterday in the basement of her home.

She was seated in a clothes basket, fully dressed with hat and coat on and she held an unlighted cigaret in her fingers. No marks of violence were found and the cause of death was not immediately learned. Coroner Brodie ordered a chemical analysis of stomach contents when police reported a prescription for 100 tablets of codeine missing. Mrs. Griggins lived with a sister.

Miss Claudis Kober, who is ill, and for (ft. iTTTl mil WOODLAWN BAPTIST FOUNDED 1890. Kim University. DR. A.

J. HARMS. Electric Hot Water 3740 W. BELDEN 2300 N.J. Theo.

F. Nickel. Arthur W. Lusky Pastors. Servlcgs.

9:30 and 10:45 a. m. FIRST ST. PAUL'S 1301 N. La Salle-at.

lis. p. st. Rev. James G.

Mans. S.T.M.. Pastor. Chicago Downtown Lutheran Ch. Visitors Welcome.

TRINITY OAKPARK Harold W. Romoaer. Pastor. Sunday. 11a.

p. m. Wed. 7:30 p. m.

rettf.n-av. 2309 N. Halsted. H. Fulton, Ol pastor.

Worship, 11 a. m. 7:45 Evangelistic Chicago Sunday-Evening Club Non sectarian. ORCHESTRA HALL p. ra.

LOUIS H. EVANS First Presbyterian Church. Hollywood. Choir and Soloists p. Dr.

James McLend. Chaplain. Northwestern University. Drake University Choir. Broadcast 8 to 9.

WAAF-FM 93.9. Heater $jcdsL The Gospel In Sermon and Song." sFrnm tapttst CHURCH. 300 P.idgeland-av. UtMl. Dwlght S.

Dodaon, Pastor. 1857 W. Jackson. Sunday. 10:45 a.

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Per. Hubert Kohn. Pastor. Sunday. 8:15.

10:45 a. a. MOUNT OLIVE. Trfpp f4235 W.I and Byron T3900 W.I. BERNARD H.

HEMMETKR. PASTOR. and 11 a. m. Bible School.

9:30. NOVENA SERVICES Every Thursday. MASSES, 10 a. 13:10 p. m.

HOLY HOUR. 6:30. 8 p. nj; Regular 149SS HOLY NAME CATHEDRAL. 735 N.

State. Sunday Masses. iiiuh: 1. 8. 9.

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m. Cathedral Choristers. ST. JOHN'S. Henry Blknke.

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Ideel for 4 party room residences. OLD ST. MARY'S PauUst Fathers 1. BUvet. ana s.

wimuw. Snndsy Masses: 3. 6, 7. 8. 9.

10. 11. Solemn Mass. with PauUst Choristers, 12. 4949 Montrose, near Mllwaukee-ev.

English at 8 and 10:45. German at 9:15. Guest Speaker. Rev. Theo.

Martens. ST. PHILIP. Bryn Mawr and" CampbelL VICTOR RICK MAN. Pastor.

S. 9:30 a. m. Worship Service. 11 a.

ss. MOUNT CALVARY. Mozart and Ardmora. C. lm Rots.

Pastor. S. 9:30 a. m. SERVICE.

9:30. 11 a. ss. ST. JEROME'S Lunt end Paulina.

Mass Sunday. 6. 7. 8. 9.

10, 11, 13 noon. CHICAGOLAND Youth for Christ CEDRIC SEARS. DIRECTOR. SATURDAY NIGHT 7:00 P. M.

MOODY CHURCH Clark end La Salle-sts. at North-av. SPEAKER SIDNEY CORRELL Dayton. Ohio. CLAUS INDIAN FAMILY.

Playing and Fintlng. DR. ROBERT COOK. President Y. F.

C. International. Douglas FUher. Orgsnlst. Youth For Christ Concert Band.

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PETER'S. 7400 S. Mlchlgan-av. 9:15 and 10:45 a. nu Rev.

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versity of Illinois college of education, who told the Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in the Stevens hotel that you can be pretty sure that if the school your child attends is like the school you attended, it is not very good." Spalding listed six characteristics by which parents could judge a good school. They are: 1. It teaches Children to read, write, compute, create, appreciate, understand, think, solve problems, choose wisely, and act intelligently. 2. It teaches children to Use facts, knowledge, skills, and techniques.

3. It teaches pupils to be self-reliant, resilient, tough minded, responsible, independent persons. 4. It teaches pupils to live, work, and govern in cooperation with other persons. 5.

It shows the values of truth, honesty, freedom, and in our way of life. 6. It is staffed and led by people who are seeking to Improve it. Former Convict Arrested After Wife Cuts Throat Mrs. Helen Kurnath, 28.

of 4714 Bishop slashed her throat with a butcher knife last night after she and her husband, William, 33, quarreled in their home, police said. Mrs. Kurnath, not severely Injured, was taken to County hospital and her husband was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge. Last November Kurnath, an convict, was acquitted on a charge that he murdered his mother, Rose, 67, in her home. Kurnath testified his mother fell as they quarreled and was fatally' injured when her head struck a stove.

Traffic Officials Draft Loyalty Parade Plans City and park district police officials met yesterday in the park district administration building in Burnham park to complete traffic plans for Chicago's first Loyalty day parade to be held next Saturday. More than 50,000 marchers will parade south in the east side of Michigan from Erie st. to Roosevelt rd. The parade is being sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Optn Saturday tHl 5:00 and Sunday till 1:00 for this sal eg Rev.

E. H. Psug, Sun 10:45 a. 7:30 PJSW tailed Latberas Cbarca United Lutheran CHURCHES OF CHICAGO INVTTE YOU TO WORSHIP WITH THEM; REV. HARMON McGUIRE.

Pres. III. Synod, U. L. C.

A. 77 W. Washington. FP.anklln 2-8747. "on Weekdays: :30.

7. 7:30. 8. and a. ra.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE You are Cordiall? invited to cttend Christian Science Churches 33 Branches of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ. Scientist. In Boston, are in Chicago. SUNDAY SERVICES 10:45.

11:00 a. m. and altera oena or evenings WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS 8:00 p. ra. include testimonies of Christian Science healing SUBJECT April 23.

1950 "Probation After Death" "TV NORTHWEST. Philadelphia CHURCH. 5437 N. Clrtr-tt. lOngbeach 1-3711.

F.Drwater 4-9010. REV. JOSEPH MATTSSON BOZE. PASTOR. Saturday, 8 p.

Rev. Stanley Frodrham. Sunday. 9:45 S. 11:00 Morning Worship.

4:30 Y. 6:00 Evening service. Rev. Frodsham at Sunday services. April 27 thru 30 Mrs.

M. D. Beail. Rev. J.

L. Beail and ST. LUKE'S 2700 N. Frsndero T2900 i Dr. E.

Y. Valbracht. Pastor, worship, 10:30, NORTH. HOLY TRINrrY 1218 Addison f3600 N. f.

ciyae Steele, s.t.m.. s.s., 9:4 3. 1 1 ROGERS PARK F701 W. Morse T6B00 N.I. Rev.

A. K. Ml. Ernest Ewaid. Pastor, worship.

10:45 a. ny UNITY 5401 MAGNOLIA 11232 W.l, Millard Stliea. Pastor. Worship, 10:45 a. m.

WEST. NORTH AUSTIN Mason and Le Moyne. F. W. Otterbeln.

Pastor. 8:30. 9 4 and 11. Rev. H.

R. Allen. Associate Pastor. Moody Church North Clsrk-rt. and North-av.

Annual Foreign Missionary Rally Daily. April 23-33 Sunday. Apr. 23. 11 s.

m. and 7:30 p. Rer. Frank C. Torrey, D.

D. Lancaster. Pennsylvania. METHODIST Chicago's Noonday Services 12:13 to 1 p. ra.

except Set. and Sun, DOWNTOWN" CHURCH Seventeen th Orchestra Hall 216 S. Michlgan-av. 11a. Wed 12 noon and p.

m. FREE PUBLIC READING ROOMS IS S. La Sail and 8 S. Michigan Each church mamtalna a Reading Room where the Bible and authorised literature may be read, borrowed, or purchased. 86 PROOF Chicago Temple CLARK AND WASHTNGTON-STS.

DR. CHARLES RAY GO FT. Minister. 11:00 A. M.

"HANDLING LIFE'S HUNGERS Dr. CsrroU A. wise. Preaching. TOO PROOF fry HOWSTOWd BIBLE CIJNIC Tuesday 7:13 and 8:00 p.

ra. Victory Center 52 Vy. Washington-st. 4 YEARS OLD $392 45 QT. BOTTLED-IN-BOND UNDEI GOVT.

SUPERVISION $52SQT. CENTRAL CHURCH. 410 Mlchigan-a. DR. HIU3EBRAND.

Srvlces 11 a. ra. "TB OF BEING KIND. For Free Lectures consult Reading Rooms T. M.

THE RISK GOD TOOK Robert B- Pierce. Presching. Dr. -CHURCH OF CHRIST- The Loop Chnrrh with She Chimes. i "4 CHURCH OF CHRIST DOWNTOWN Central C-A.

Auditorium. 19 S. La Salle. Services at It) a. 11 a.

and 2 p. ra. X. McKenzle. Minister.

P. O. Boa 967. ST. JAMES METHODIST South KUis-ev.

at East 46th-et, GEORGE A. FOWLER. D. Minister. Sands r.

April 23. 1950. You Can't Do Anything Abcut It Peoples Church LAWRZNCZ AT SHERIDAN. PRESTON BRADLEY iwT- III EVANSTON FIRST. Church add HlnmanJ Dr.

G. K. fisrknesa preachicr at 11 a. m. on Christian Faith and the Days Work." CORNELLS V.

AT 7 2D-ST. ROBT. E. BOX. Minister.

Phone Midway 3-4504. Bible School 10 a. ra. Preaching and Communion, 11 a. 8 p.

so. Young People's Meeting, 6:4 5 p. m. NORTHWEST CHURCH OF CHRIST. 4603 N.

at WUseo. James A. Varren. Minister. PAlisade 5-3835.

Bible Study. 10 a. m. Worship, 11 a. os.

Preaching 7 p. ra. Prayer meeting. 8 p. m.

Wednesday. BERRY MEMORIAL Leavitt sf Lawrence Blrger shl. Pastor, services at 10:43 a. ssw TELL THY FRIENDS." Your vacations are too precious to be wasted 4ij PRESRYTER1AR Li CENTRAL, 241 N. Central-av.

Bible Classes. 10 a. m. Worship. 11 a.

m. E. H. Pendergraas. Minister.

Phone Diet ens 2-6704 or CAnai 6-6120 GARFIELD PARK." 1457 N. California. For information. SAeramento 2-362. Services.

10. 11 s. m. and 8 P-B. Wed.

2 a. 11 a. m. "RECENT IMPRESSIONS OF THE UNITED NATIONS AND WASHINGTON BROADCAST WJJD. Dr.

Bradley has Just returned from New York and Washington. Hear Dr. Bradley WGN. 10 p. in.

Monday thrs Friday. FOUR FAST FLIGHTS DAILY Take Your Family for '2 fare Men ST.tt 2-3410 Or Your Trarol Agent TicUt Offiet: 65 East Monro rutrm rrn a rmiTLtnm tmtmrr -COMMUNITT- Second Presbyterian rMlehlgan-ev. st I Any Soatls Side Bus to Dr. Wm. Clyde Howard.

Pastor. 11:00 A. M. THE MYSTERY OF GOD BEAUTIFUL MUSIC. Yon are cordially IotHM this 108 Tear fcid Cauch, where to go to get the most of what you want, read the Traveler Guide in the Chicago Sunday Tribune.

In it also hotels, resorts, tourist agencies and transportation companies ill tell about plans, rates, and schedules for vacations "to suit every mood and Vacation is too precious not to fill it to the brim. Jnst to slip away from the scenes you know too well, may be all you waat Interesting new friends and places can build the storehouse of grand experiences you seek. Recreation and rest can rebuild your and STRAIGHT BOURBOIJ WHISKY Old SCSSXt (STUNG COWCJLOTOK, PH1LA. "A HAZARERE Bryn Mowr Community Church T00O S. Jefferj-.

Ministers: Dr. Ray Freeman Jenney. Rev. James Gordon Gilaey Jr. "OUR GREATEST HOUR" fig.

Jencey. mr mr ft rm i r-r FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. 04tHi st Eggleston. Dr. C.

B. Strang. Pastor. aUDBAJ, 9.30. 10:49 a.

6:30. 7:43 p. a. confidence For suggestions about.