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i A "I I i 1 9 tit 1 I A 4 I i 11 a- e--. 1 --z---' -P'-, 4 1 6A Glrflt-33tmorrat. Dec. 16, 1950 I owe Sermon ere Zion Luther -an: Bishop Holt Will 1 Dedicate i 4 I '-1 Mrs. inl Church To Observe Vedicate Altar in Christ si Ives Roosevelt 'k- '1, by mrs.

Bishop Lee Holt will-ded. 4 icate memorial altar at Roosevelt wM 90th A nniversary ri -7 a m. tomorrow at the Vinita IF 1 rk It- Mrs. Eleanor the almual Flower Sermon 1 trizi A PtirrtrI tem et inveChris Church -Cathedral Apr 1: Zion Lutheran Church. 'rwentv- Park Methodist Church, -8145 6A 6A 13tXtrut5 GtrItt-33tmorrat.

Dec. 16 1950 in WO let urc, k. 'IcaBtieshawo Mrs. Roosevelt my uirs vD Dedicate Altar 'ZI- rnI4emanorLiZe allitaoltr waitll 1 90th Anniversary 4 give the a. m.

tomorrow at the Vinitat-- 1 (tr, "Iirkt 4 '74, i Ch Church -Cathedral Apr. II rig Zion Lutheran Church, Twenty. Park Methodist Church, 8145 Mrs. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt will give the annual Flower Sermon in Christ Church -Cathedral Apr.

I 1 1 I. ZIOn Lutheran A Chur'th to Observe 90th Anniversary Zion Lutheran Church, Bishop Will Dedicate Altar Bishop Lee Holt will-dedicate memorial altar at 10:50 a. rn. tomorrow at the Vinita Park Methodist Church, -8145 It 1, Rt. Rev.

William Scarlett, Epis- first and Benton streets, will cele- Page. i ell copal Bishop of Missouri, has ir.4ilk brate its ninetieth anniversary to The. altar is being preiented to 1. Rt. Rev.

William Scar lett, Episcopal Bishop of Missouri, has Twenty-first and Benton streets, will celebrate its ninetieth anniversary to Pagebl. The altar is being preiented to tne cnurcn oy M. and sars. 1. morrow, with ices and a sacred songtwo morntservice if ng serv- Shelly in honor of Mrs.

a fr Zakehis' Shelly's mother, Mrs. J. R. Web- the evening. 1- lip, The church was founded in 1860 beltrrs.

established the tisoa It by a.group of 18 men and their first Sunday school in her families Its first permanent hom am' les! hi. morrow, with two mornlIng services and a sacred song' service if the evening. The church was founded in 1860 by a group of 18 men and their families. Its first permanent the church by Mr. and Mrs.

Will Shelly in honor of Mrs. Shelly's mother, Mrs. J. R. Web-Mrs.

Webber established' the first Sunday school lo her home, and from this the church was EARL L. DOUGLASS. truth that really gets has to be embodied in of a man. Christian truth greatest reality humanity encounters, and the most thing about Christian that it is embodied in the the greatest Person that lived. church building was at Blair aye- I 0- I nue and Warren streets.

The er minister said. Since then the A 1 present structure was erected 'in Ann m0, :1, church building was at Blair avenue and Warren streets. The present structure was erected 'in in 1911. Rev. H.

Hunter minister, Since then the church has grown to 600 1 KIL.44 1 at a cost or more than L. -7 bers. Mr. and Mrs. $100,000.

8220 Jackson are the only till' 1895 1895 at a cost or more than $100,000. Mr. and Mrs'. L. B.

Lehew, 8220 Jackson stw are the only I dr Of French Gothic architecture, Itharter members still active in of French Gothic charter members still active in wral ogrokesamuadne said. i de oerf i i the late Rev. Hudson Shaw, Eng- 1 the church has been a landmark the church. 7 I w- 1 I lin Horth St. Louis since then.

Its sermon Feb. 1942. talian marble and onyx altar and ties will have a smorgasbord in the School dining room. 4 4, lish pastor. She preached the li i f.

I 9:04 )k 1'47 0 0, 014 4 1 pulpit installed at the time of con- A eV 1 ,4 OS 1 It .4 4 1 struction are considered almost whas an arult: on eran no Zi th 0,,,,,. wt.wtheavethirb nf 1 RIVI anti it Silri spokesman said. The other was Dr. Maude Royden, widow of the late Rev. Hudson Shaw, English pastor.

She preached the sermon Feb. 1942. the church has been a landmark I in North St. Louis since then. Its Italian marble and onyx altar and pulpit installed at the time of construction are considered almost the church.

I ties will have a smorgasbord in the School dining room. Zion Lutheran no whas an arult: membership of 1600, and its Sun-1 Washington at 69th Wont Church School SISSIOn3 9130 and I I a.m. 'Morning Worship I I Young People', p.mJOHN F. CASKEY, O. D.

Minister a AL 1141 1 priceless today The entire inte- i Ver 7 91.0,,:- 11 anen-170-11m-in'i 0-650 'It" 4 I nor of the church has been re- Ilnodeled and redecorated for the Folding BANQUET 4 i it 4-Ns1' 14 ..4.1. 4 7,4 1 1, i ik," N. tiN it .011, i I 1 SI anniversary celebration. pastor. Rev.

Robert 1 it TABLES I will deliver the anniver- i 'oat 11 I 1 sary sermon in services at 8:15 and 10:30 a. m. Rev. 'Martin i ALL Syytfs terCSHCUHINILSS i Ttabotr 12210E10ton rta at Vta 1 Akin aline HOTELS. ITC.

priceless today. The entire inte, nor of the church has been re1-toode1ed and redecorated for the anniversary celebration. I The senior pastor, Rev. Robert G. Lange, will deliver the anniversary sermon in services at 8:15 and 10:30 a.

m. Rev. 'Martin W. Keck, assistant pastor, will be day school an enrollment of 650. 1 BANQUET TABLES ALL STYLES CHURCHES HOTELS.

ETC. 1141 FOC HATH SAID IN HIS HEART, THERE IS NO GOO. Iiturist.Atthe 8p.m iervtce, tn iat Aol: the senior choir of 40 and the, ft claildren's choir. of 50 voices will' C2 --(wig- ley sing under the direction of E. H.

I ACM no COMPANA rrhuernau. -Preceding the song MCHAiR1 service, the Walther League socie- 3230 WASHINGTPN FL 5700um UNIVERSITY rMf7m213' METHODIST Tim Church of Spiritual Science I liturgist. At the p. m. Service, the senior choir of 40 and the children's choir of .50 voices will sing under the direction of E.

H. rrhuernau. -Preceding the song service, the Walther League socie UNIVERSITY METHODIST 'WOOD or STEEL Rooted or Sold Tiro Church of Spiritual Science4 .8804 Wyoming Mr. fitting, and what might be called a compulsion of and logic, that the of Jesus should be followed a man of great spiritual intellectual proportions who minister in the name of and carry on Hie work. This was found in the Apostle started out as an oppo- Christianity and as the result a revelation at the gates of became Christianity's champion.

Sunday School lessons for thiee monthe have dealt problem of Christian Today, we examine the prob meeting the extreme crises trouble comes down upon an avalanche, does Christian faith have something of a and sustaining nature to us? It certainly has, and lies the secret of its astounding power over the heart and men. Nothing can be compared with Christian its power to direct life it Joy and purpose. It is greatest of all factors in the a satisfactory and hap. today'e lesson we ponder the unbelievable crises which the great Apostle's life. courage with which he faced and the manner in which he them.

contemplate the character great innovatoradventurer-hero-teacher-saint is to new sense of the and possible to human Everybody's commonest temptation to slump Into his smallest become the least that is instead of the most. famous criticism work of a pupil was expressed in the written on larger." FOR HIS AGE Utlijjttr A 1 orrn SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Kingshighway and Washington This cheich is concerned with religious essentials Ministers: Leon R. Robison, Bruce G. McGraw; Music, Howard'Kelsey, a 11 a. "Thanksgiving at Christmas" BAPTIST CHURCH Kingshighway and Washington This cheich is concerned with religious essentials Ministers: Leon R.

Robison, Bruce G. McGraw; Music, Howard'Kelsey 11 a. "Thanksgiving at Christmas" CANDLELIGHT- FESTIV'AL CHRISTMAS -MUSIC r.209 Choliif Centsiary Methodist Cisurcb Auspicets Sunday Evening.Club Centanary Methodist Ckurch Autplcas Sunday Evening Club 8 P.M., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17 16th and Pin. Marlon U. Dirocter Gladys I d.

Wm. Grasso. Waists Organ Recital. Christmas Masi 7:40 11. By Every anywhe the life is the 1 ever en4 spiring truth is of has eve It wa almost history flip lowed and int m.would Jesus al 6 man Paul wt rent of suit of I Damuc p.

greatest The pail with the To lem of 3 of life. When us like tian fa guiding say to 1 therein toundini lives of even ci faith in and girl the grei living py life. almost aroseir the com them. al bandied To cc and care adventut get a spacious life. Eve tation is self; to possible, Michaele of the pressed the carp A MAN Like the Apo period wortd were re, roads au sible fen influene with the power Great our's is bumanit borhood.

beard, a by icon We car place hi Imagine tious tools of A gel trained, Paul pt power master I satisfact preme a every pc motive Existenc grind fo iasm fol experien Th By Every anywhere the life Is the ever apiring truth is of has ever It was almost history figure by and m.lwould os Jesus 6 man Paul who rent of of Damucug, greatest The the past the Um of of life. When us like guiding say to therein lives of even faith In and give the living of py life. an almost arosein the them. bandied To and career get a spaciousness life. is self; to possible, Michaelangelo's of the the A MAN Like the Apostle period wortd were roads and for Influence with the power Great our's is humanity heard, at by scores We can place Imagine tools of A trained, Paul put power master satisfaction every motive Existence grind for for experience.

iThe 4 11 '''S' .,:.5 iEC0110 PRESBYTERIAI (Taylor Avenue and Westminster Mai et 4500 illock) 11 :00 a. IL PUBLIC WORSHIP a.m. PUE 4500 1 BENT. It. M.

111MIGEUF011D Hear This Great Bible Nightly at .1145 SUBJECTS: War With Russia, Atomic Bomb, Mark of Beast. and Other Graaf Sublects APOSTOLIC FAITH 'TABERNACLE 1921 Penrose Robert Dougherty. Pastor I 4MMOMINIMMEMIM, DIV' 6 7 yomin treat -14 PA wider lust west of Grand Blvd. 1 SUNDAY at 10 A.M. A.

M.1 "SPIRITUAL GIFTS" A.01. MEYER. Sunday Schaal and Nursery at 10 Al- M. 7 i "THE GOD OF THE DISTAHT AND THE HEAR 0 Today we need to have tte rootage of great thoughts if are to face this chaotic world undismayed. What are our convictions about What is our experience of Him? Do we see Him at work In such a time as this? When? Music: "PES1DE THY CRADLE HERE I STAND loch (Quartette) Pa 7-1 (Quartette) 0 BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST Park Baptist Church .1 LISTEN TO THE LAMBS" (Offertory Amm(Offertory th organized inernbers.

Regular. ServicesSunday I Midviook Sorvicestuesday I P.M. I. R. fOSKETT Rosemary Reisingeri PASTOR ASSeT PASTOR Preaching i 'IVORSHIP 1 PRINCE OP PEACE.

8449 Rails Perri Road: 8 A. 9:30, A. M. Church School and 1045.A. M.

I Trhe Rev. Rufus D. S. ST. AUOUSTINE'S, Bruno and Blanton 7:30 A.M..

9:30 A.M. and Rev. Prank tr. JOHN'S. Soriet Arsenal 1:30 A.

9:30 A. and 11 A. M. Rev. Charles P.

Rehlropt. MARK'S. Clifton and Murdoch: 11 17:30 A. ht. 9430 A.

M. and 11:00 A. Rev. aurray Kenney. ST.

MICHAEL and ST. GEORGE. WY down and Ellenwood: 8:00 and 11:00 A. M. The Rev.

John "'rend" gent. D. D. The Rev. C.

O. 4Wtddifteld. Mtnister et Education. I ST PAUL'S. 6511 Michigan: 8:30 A.

9:30 A Church School and 11:00 A. M. The Rev. Lon U. Prunty.

ST. PETERS. Warson and Lueue hostel 8 A. M. and 11 A.

1 1 a. 1 I 9 1 1. ES 1 "THE WORLD. CHURCH" 3 DR. MAY: I I FOR LIFE! SING WITH YOUTHll GOSPEL CENTER.

4000 Washington DR. CLARKE DELMAR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 111 7 Westminster Place at Taylor Avenue 1 Presents Wostminster Fier Allanall 1 i 1 11 T.1 DEI 511ft-th, ktb ir Ire 'rvin eiso tzuk Irreum 4 HE "THE every reader of these Ines, Paul was born in a of world transition and formativeness. The times ready for the man. Roman Roman law made it possible k. person's grasp to approximate his reach: largeness of was open to every man vision, the nerve, and the to seize it.

as was Paul's plastic day, greater. For the first time lives 'In a single neighborhood. One mans voice may be the instance of utterance, of millions of persons observe events taking hundreds of miles distant such an inspiring, ambitious spirit as Paul's with the the yen' 1950 in his hands. gentleman 'born, a scholar a traveler experienced, all his privileges and under the dominance of a purpose. He found supreme in life, as well as supreme achievement by yielding his power to the one controlling of serving, Jesus Christ never became a dreary him.

because his enthusiasm Christ illuminated every As a red thread runs Skinker and Wasington EDWIN T. DAHLBERG. Pastor 10:50 A. M. "i WENT INTO THE SANCTUARY OF GOD" 7:30 P.

SPIRIT HATH REJOICED" A Christmas Cantata by David Williams Thorntoo CHOIR. Directed by MR. THORNTON 0 47- MESSIAH" SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17th, 19509 at 8:00 pi Choir of Second Church, assisted by the Chapel Shurtleff College, will be accompanied by an orchestxa from the Saint Louis Symphony. 4 11AH II I950 at 8:00 pi assisted by the Chapel accompanied by an uis Symphony. RAIN IS FALLING! The Chancel rch Choir oofSl The Chancel Choir of of Denver.

11 A. P. M. Rev. Charles Kroll.

3 P. M. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Tuesday. Dec. 19.

1950-8 P. M. TREATS FOR ALL TIDINGS TEMPLE Missouri Omar S. Johnson. Pastorummiluommumoo -8 lg.

Oa Sung rrt ker Thurr by THE DELP 1 I METHODIST Skin and Waterma Si30 and II A. M.Divine Worihip THE LAT Dr. Hager. Preaching Rev. Earl Howl 4130 P.

M.Handers "MESSIAH" SS-VOICE CHOIR ANN Ministers: W. Hager, F. H. McDonald Tue Minister of Music: Robert W. Mash'.

S.M.D. GLAI ertiaday, I sm MI, i 7 7:45 P.M.Miss Homan. Balfour I FOURTH 9:30 A.M.Church School Thirt 10:45 A.M.-2Batie.lhatr7. 4 A Groot Eveninft of that Tilurril- METHODIST Skinker and Waterman 9130 and II A. M.Divine Wan Alp Dr.

Hager. Preaching 4130 P. M.Handers "MESSIAH" SS-VOICE CHOIR Ministers: W. IT. Hager, F.

IL McDonald Minister of Music: Robert W. Mesh'. S.M.D. -cruarta41, SPe taltdarl 1 7:45 P.M.Miss Nemens Balfour 9:30 A.M.Church School 4 10:45 A.M.,"Boisel or Bethlehem?" 1 (0 1 I 1 Sung by THE DELMAR THE LATTER Rev. Earl Hewitt vs.

ANNUAL I GLAD ummunnummISOI FOURTH A Great Evening of SOLOISTS Janet Hagen Ulmer Frank Grindler Ella -Zapf Woods Earl Hnssoitg i MAX HODGES. Conductor r', announced in the current issue of "Forth," an Episcopal Church publication. The flower service was provided for in the will of the late Henry Shaw. founder of Missouri Botanical (Shaw's) Garden. The sermon is preached by an invited speaker each year.

Mrs. Roosevelt will be the second woman invited within memory to give the sermon, a Cathedral "This means that the Flower Service this year will be a moot significant occasion," Bishop Scarlett said. "We had asked Mn. Roosevelt the year before, but because of the continuous meetings of the Commission on Human Rights she was unable to leave New York at that time of the year. But the invitation was extended' again and this time she Is able to accept." I.

Pastor Installed Rev. Walter Pettibone was Installed as pastor of the Rock Presbyterian Church, Kimmswick, In ceremonies Thursday. He also will serve a chapel at Barnhart. The two congregations have been without a pastor for two years. HAMILTON AVE.

CHRISTIAN 1260 HAMILTON EDMUND ti-MILLER, Minister rIttoreing Worship 10:30 A. M. E. Guest Speaker 9:30 A.M. Youth Group, 6:30 P.M.

PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL 1126 N. Union Boulevard CANOLELIGHT CAROL SERVICE Sunday at 5 o'clock Robert Hockman. ()Monist llat UNITY 11:00 A. M.Des. 17th "YOUR DIVINE REMEDY" 1100 A.

14.Des. 24th LIGHTING OF CANDLES with Christmas Message Paulo M. Verde HOTEL KINGSWAY KIngshighway God WOO Pine --BETHANY-7 Evangelical and Reformed Red Bud and Retail. Services 9i00 and 10130 A. M.

Sermons "THE CALL TO BELIEVE" White Gift Pageant, 1130 P. M. WALTER A. SCHEER. Pester St.

John's Methodist Church Kingshighway and Washington Ii100 A. Detschntent" COO P. M.Cantata by the Choir "THE ROSE OF CHRISTMAS" tAinisiors I Alboa Godbold, Pb. D. Bohai B.

Roberts, le D. Marshall A. Brldwell. MINIsier Show Ave. Methodist Church Shaw 16 Toyer Greve, Sarah er Russell bus.

lirM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5872 Mantis Avis. WILLIAM B. LAMPE. Minister Invites Toy So Worship Sunday 11:00 A. M.

Dr. Lompe's Sermon "OUR HELP IN TROUBLE" ETHICAL SOCIETY-1 (A Liberal nellslous Fellowshio) 11 a. Washington Blvd. ARNO J. HAACK Doan of Students.

Wahine Dninl "Our Lives, Our Fortunes, and Our Sacred Honor" Public Cordially invitod School 9:30 a. cHnisorliku SCIEUCE SERVICES Sunday Z400011 Sermon Is THE UNIVERSE, INCLUDING MAN, EVOLVED BY ATOMIC FORCE? IPrenenes 01 The Mother Church. The First Church el Christ. Scientist. in Seaton.

Mass. ST. LOUIS CHURCHES First: 475 N. Kingshighway Sacond: 5807 Murdoch Ave. Third: 3524 Ruua 11 Blvd.

Fourth: 5569 Page Blvd. Fifth: 3452 Potomac S. Sixth: 3736 Natural Ilridg Saventh: 1123 Holly Hills Eighth: 6200 Wydown Blvd. UNIVERSITY CITY First: 6900 Delmar Blvd. WI1STER stoats First: 17 Selma Ave.

EIRICIN001 Rrst: Was Mottos end Clay First Lack load ofirl Mid load FERGUSON First: Clark mod Canoe U. I SRENTWOOR Socioty, 8756 Eula Be Ave. HOURS OF SERVICE Sunday Morning at 11:00 Siinday Evenings 1st. 4th and 6th at 00 Sth at 7 :30 Weittesity leonitte liteertnee. erkkh instants Testimonies of Christie's an oat oe 1 SAM P.11C Sestdav Sebes.

flit 1 Churebee fee papas up to 21 years et Each al the above except Brass. wood oudstalas a tree Raadiss Room for the study sad of authorized Christiso Stibnite 'Anagram The Reath. Room to the dowatotra district is as 1994 Railway Embalms iti rita PuBlic 1ordially kC announced in the current Issue of 'Forth, an Episcopal Church publication. The flower service was pro- vided for in the will of the late Henry Shaw. founder of Missouri Botanical (Shaw's) Garden.

sermon is preached by an Invited speaker each year. I 1 Mrs. Roosevelt will be the sec- ond woman invited within cry to give the sermon, 1 0 11: ral The Sunday School Lesson for Dec. 17, 1950, is "Victorious Daily II Corinthians through all the cordage of the British navy, so the strain of sacrifice ran through all of Paul's service. He declared, ''Iror me to live is Christ," SACRIFICE AND SERVICE Here is his own record of the cost he paid, and paid gladly, for the privilege of service to Jesus Christ: "Of the Jews five 'times received I 40 stripes save one.

Thrice was I beaten with rods, once was I atoned. thrice I suffered shipwreck, a night and a day have been in the deep; in journeyings often, in perils of rivers, in perils of robbers, in perils from my countrymen, in perils from the Gentiles, in perils In the city, In perils in the wilderness, in perils in the sea, in perils among false brethren: in labor and travel, in watching often, In hunger and thirst, in fasting often, in hunger and nakedness. Besides these things that are without, there is that which presseth upon me daily, anxiety for all the churches." Can anyone deny this man the appellation of hero? In addition to this life of tremendous activity and unbelievable sacrifice, it is well to bear in mind that. Paul had one of the best brains that has ever fertilized human thought Scores of millions of persons ponder his written words each week. 1 This man who touched his time at its best and served its highest need summons the aspiring spirit of every age to the service of Jesus Christ.

He lived a large life for the whole world. By surrender- ,1 ing his powers to a great Cause and a great Master he became one of history's few immortal and real leaders. Southampton Calls Kentucky Pastor The congregation of Southhampton Presbyterian Church, Nottingham and Macklind avenues. has 1 asked the Rev. Barney Ellis Maclean of Danville, to be their new pastor, the Rev.

Dr. Sidney Blair Harry, presbyter of the St. Louis. Presbytery, announced yesterday. Rev.

Maclean, pastor of the Sec- ond Presbyterian Church at Dan- ville, is chairman of the Natioilal Missions Committee of the Kentucky Synod. He is a graduate of Louisville Theological Seminary and Davidson College: He succeeds the Rev. Dr. William 4. Murdoch, pastor for 30 years, who has resigned to organize St.

Andrew's Church in southwest St. Louis. Church School to Be Open for Inspection An 11-room stucco residence at 1333 West Lockwood Groves, recently purchased as a church school by the Webster Hills Methodist Church, will be on display tomorrow at an open house from 2 to 4 p. m. and from 5 to 7 p.

m. The building. situated on a three-acre tract, is across from the churcb. at Berry road and Religion periods bt prayers for peace sponsored by the Wilmington monthly meting of the Society of Friends (Quakers), which invited the general public to gather at its meeting house for devotions. Many church groups have joined in petitioning President Truman to proclaim a national day of prayer.

Members of the three faiths have responded to special calls for prayer initiated by civic officials in leading centers throughout' the country. In Memphis, churches and synagogues kept their doors open throughout the day in response to a proclamation by Mayor Watkins Overton, who urged citizens of all denominations to offer petitions "for the future of our nation, and of the world we know." In Grand Rapids, more than a dozen religious groups supported Mayor Paul G. Goebel in designating Friday, Dec. 15, as a 1 day of prayer. Other community- wide days of prayer were held in I Fort Worth, Tex.Columbia, S.

and Chattanooga; where Christmas, shoppers and downtown workers joined in prayers led by ministers and laymen from a dozen of the city's; leading churches. VIGIL FOR PEACE In Chicago, an 11-hour "prayer vigil for peace" led by clergymen of a dozen denominations was held in the Chicago Temple, while in Sacramento, a month-long prayer for peace program was inaugurated under the auspices of the Sacramento Ministerial Association. The Sacramento program was similar to one started in mid-August with radio stations and, public address systems in two downtown parks broadcasting organ music and prayers at noon daily. Newspapers and radio stations have echoed the appeals for prayer to meet the challenges now confronting the United States and the world at large. Radio's part in the nation-wide prayer movement was highlighted by the ready response of a network to the suggestion of 13-yearold Linda Keller of Hyattsville, Md.

that a prayer be offered on radio stations each noon for I American servicemen in Korea. 1 The Armed Forces Chaplains Board is co-operating in furnish1 ing Army. Navy and Air Force chaplains to deliver the prayers which are recorded and broadcast over 200 or more stations on the network each day. One prominent newspaper which Is actively co-operating in the prayer crusade is the Nashville, Banner, which is carrying short, front-page editorials urging readers to devote themselves to daily prayer. "Devote at least a 'moment to prayer.

every day at noon." said one editorial. 'Pray for delivery from the threat of Communism which overshadows'the world; for wisdom and strength to meet this I challenge and overcome it. Pre for peace." 11 BAPTIST CHURCH FTUFTGiiiIGHWIff Thirteantit Street and Sullivan Aveaue Inspiring Christmas and Sacred Songs, by Miss Wilma Hanks and the Central High School Choral Club, Dec. lith, at 8100 P. M.

MORNING SERMON: "THE WISDOM OF A Warn, Wolcomo Awaits You at Fourth Baptist Church DR. OLIVER SHANK. Pastor i REV. E.I K. HI GD ON of Indianapolis, executive secretary of the Philippine Mission for the United Christion Missionary Society, will speak at 10:30 a.

m. tomorrow at the Hamilton Avenue Christian Church, 1260 Hamilton. Lockwood. The building will be used for school purposes starting Jan. 7.

Rev. T. Cecil Swackhamer is minister, and Ira Hatfield is chairman of the Board of Trustees- The church, established in 1931, has 565 members. DE SOTO HOTEL BALLROOM 1014 LOCUST SUNDAY. 11 A.

M. "Transforming Weaknesses Ms JAMES I. SWEANEY. MINISTER Apostolic Pentecostal Church 13th and Gravels HARRY BRANDING. Pastor SUNDAY 414, M.

MORNING A. M. EVANGELISTIC P. M. st PRESBYTERIAN 7200 Delmar Blvd.

R. CALVIN DOBSON 4 msters. JAMES H. SMYLIE 4 11 A. Snrrimni "A PORTRAIT OF JESUS" Dr.

Dobson. preaching TRINITY E. R. CHURCH 4700 S. GRAND BLVD.

P. R. STOCK P. J. BODE.

Pastors 1015 A. M.Sermon: "NO ROOM" 7:30 P. M.CHRISTMAS PAGEANT MESSIAH LUTHERAN' Grand Blvd. est Pestalcmd St. N.

Winnow. R. C. amarleeker. Pastors Lambert organist Sunday Seritices 8:30 and 10:45 am.

Christmas Candlelight Choral Vesper 4:30 pm. -ST. MARK'S' ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH Us Rod Lutheran Church In America 6337 Clayton Rood The Roe. Marvin P. Shaun.

Paster Sunday School. 9:30 O'Clock Worship Ureic 10:45 LOYALTY SUNDAY 6:30 P. Program VIIOVTH FOR CHRIS1 AUDITORIUM of the Tower Grove -Baptist Church Norfolk and Tower Grove A TONIGHT at 710 MR. MRS. BEN JENKINS Famous Welsh Urtir Thurril Evangelical and Reformed St.

Louis ond Warne Avon. 9:15 A.M.Church School. Men's Forum 10130 ADVENT SUNDAY Is His Name" 3 P. M.Christmas Fellowship Teo 5 PA.Pageant. 'To Light My World' Elmer Henry Hoofer.

D.D. Minister Hagen. UNION AVENUE CHRISTIAN UNION and ENRIGHT DR. HAMPTON Pastor Church a. m.

U. on. "That You May Believe That Jesus Is.The Christ" 6:45 p. m. Christmas Concert Choirs and Orchestra FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 4501 WYDOWN BOULEVARD 45 A.

M.Church School Adult ForumMr. H. R. Dominquet "SOUTH AMERICAN SERIESIIIECUADOR" 11 A. M.Morning Worship "Christmas In a World of Hato" 4:30 P.

VESPERS Candle-Light Ureic by Chcmcel Choir ELLIS WALKER HAY, D. Minister TYLER PLACE Presbyterian Cisurch. Russell Blvd. end South Spring Avis. G.

CHRISTIE SWAIN, D. Minister A. M. Church Two Worship Servlces. A.M.

"LET THE CHURCH PRESS ON" 4131) P. M. Christmas Vesper Service 6:30 P. ps ps ps WESTMINSTER -PRESBYTERIAN (u. Vales end Delmar Nursery for Childross William H.

McCorkle. D. Minister Morning Worship, 11 A. M. -Annual Christmas Carol Candlelight Vespisr 5 P.

M. relay Scheel Classes, all arepo 9:30 Lams Class fair Kea. 930 A.M.. Young People, 6 P.04,nwommun ZION LUTHERAN owl UNION St sod 10:30 A. ES.

Seth ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY SUNDAY a. EL 8 Its CONCERT By THE CHOIRS 1 I. O. LAMER. M.

W. KEC114 Pesters CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PROGRAM kci) lst and 3rd Sundays Each Month 0110:15 Promoted melee the diroo4loo eV of Ciotti lee Committee Polo lieeioe i. i. ri. ri.

1 1 'DI Iasi LOYALTY SUNDAY I 6:30 P. Program OUTH FOR CHRISTI AUDITORIUM of the Tower Grove -Baptist Church Norfolk and Tower Grove A TONIGHT at 7:30 MR. MRS. BEN JENKINS Famous Welsh I gt 11PfPr r4 Ottntrrit I I in XINGSHIGHWAYPRESBYTERIAN CHURCW1 and Cabana I SUNDAY. 11:00 A.

M. ELDON.CLAY. D. DJ-. Min'istor 4 "CHRIST AT THE DOOR" I THE Boti THE ly Light" A Rookol (Young Peoples and Senior Choirs) THE Shoohrds'i tilokinsoo4 (Sonior Choir) A 1 I Du loll ckinsoo A 1 1 MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

I Altinker Boulevard near Wydown 11:00 A.M.."NOT PEACE BUT A SWORD" 7:30 SIX DAYS OF GENESIS The Rev. Philip R. Newell, of Moody Bible Institute, Guest Minister Walter E. McClure, D. Minister C.

ALBERT Minister of Music I CHRISTMAS SERVICE 1 ,430 P. The Senior and Young People's Choirs and soloists will glve tho premiere of Mr. C. Albert Scholin's Cantata. "A Christmas Illessina.71 suppleMented by carols of 'different lands sung, by the Juniord and Senior Choirs-115 voices.

1 1, Dr. Frys- Christmas' story' wilt be Hunchback Of I I 4:30 P.M.. People's Choirs and soloisfs will give th. Prololtra Mort Scheibe' Cantata. "A Christmas Blessina.71 by carols of diffarent lands sung, by the ChoirsA15 voices.

1 1, VA- Christmas' story' wilt be "Tito Hunchback eft CHURCH to; 111 i 1 1 Young Poof The R4 Rofhlohom. I I 1 .11. performanee This will be Young People's The Bethlehem." COTE BRILLIANIt AND EUCLID Bible School 9:45 Eve. Service 7:30 P.M. Bible Study Wed i 8 P.M.

3 PM. Clayton Methodist Church MARYLAND AND BEMISTON CLAYTON WM. L. BIRD. Pastor 11 A.

DONE" 8 P. Mi-50 ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT SERVICE SENIOR CHOIR and JUNIOR CHOIR 4 Under the Dirnction of LEE W. SHORT. Organist'and Choirmastor Cantata: "A Christmas Blessing," by C. Albert Scholin is.

Soloists: Roc Davis. Baritone; Virginia Dripps. Helen Paine. Sopranos; Rathernin Kers, Alto: Helmut Holtz. T.nor 1 HOURS OF CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL.

13th and Locust: 8:00 and 11:00 A. M. I The Very Rev. Sidney E. Sweet.

Dean Canon: The Rev. Early W. Poindexter Jr. Canon: The Rev. Hassell E.

Murnhy ALL SAINTS, Garrison and Locust: 7:00 and I 1:00 A. M. and 7:00 P. The Rev. W.

Nicholson. ASCENSION, Ooodtellow and Cates: 8-00 and 11:00 A. Id The Rev. A. Malcolm Mae14111an.

FERGUSON, ST. sorzpnEms, 4 33 N. Clay 8 A. 9:45 A. M.

Church School and I I A. M. The Rev. Gordon S. Price.

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Chas. C. Wilson. HOLE APOSTLES. Erni amd Maple: 8.00 and 1 A.

M. The Rev. Geo. H. Easter; no let- Goo- JEL Eastor This mid-century Christmas a season finds Americans in one of the most prayerful moods in their history.

Stimulated by the Korean war and the increasingly critical world situation, calls for prayer on behalf of peace are resounding from one end of the nation to the other. Exhortations to prayer for a divine intercession and guidance have come not only from church bodies, but also from civic au: thorities and secular leaders in every section of the country. Even business firms have joined a in the national prayer crusade. In a Raleigh. N.

the Seaboard Air Railway shops and the Buckeye Cotton Oil Company are blowing factory whistles at 9 a. m. each day, signifying a brief period of prayer throughout the city in the interest of world peace. Both Protestant and Roman Catholic groups are holding special. peace prayer services and observances in many areas.

This week American Catholics, in unison with co-religionists all over the world. will begin pre- Christmas novenas, or nine-day periods of prayer, for peace. The novenas are being made in response to a plea by Pope Pius XII urging Catholics to invoke God for "concord among In North Carolina, meanwhile, the Baptist State Convention has designated Dec. 31 as a special day of prayer and repentance on behalf of world peace. Leaders of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church have issued at call to co-religionists throughout the world for a special crusade of prayer for divine intervention in the ipresent crisis.

Similar appeals have come from the Council of Bishops' of the Methodist Church, which held its semi-annual meeting in New York, and the General Department of United Church of the National Council of Churches. Lafayette -ill. I 1 1 kr. Lafayette and Mississippi Ayes. 0.

I. SHIELDS, Pastor St 15 As Judea and Samaria" 1045 A. Want MY Lite to Count for Christ" 7145 Ps M.Christmas Pageant Morning srvica broadcast at 3:00 P. M. on Statical; 690 0 your dial.

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10:40 7:30 WASHINGTON Johnson, Pastor CHURCHES 'astor Tomorrow: A. "THE DAY WILL DAWN P. "DOING AS I PLEASE" WEDNESDAY, 7:30 P. PRAYER SERVICE AlsoR1416os Moving Picture I A Candlelight Service 0:00 P. Dec.

20 22 et tit North ilk Stripot A. M. et De Soto Hotel.1014 24 ri Sunday Morning Christmas Service 'Subject: Good Ildingt of Great Joy" 'Rev. JAMES E. SWEANEY, Mlnlsf.r I St.

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a young mother's concern for "our children and the whole world" touched off an area-wide prayer appeal under the auspices of the Council of Churches of Buffalo and Erie County. "It seems to me," wrote the woman, mother of two small children and wife of a World War II veteran. "that if everyone prays for peace and divine guide something is bound to hap' pen. Many miracles have come through prayer." Milwaukee Protestants took part this week in a 12-hour vigil for peace in their churches. int-, tiated by 10.000 members of the Milwaukee County Council of Church Women and backed by the Milwaukee Ministerial AS813.

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