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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28
TWILIGHT PRAYERS Att
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES

Probably one of the simplest and
most impressive of religious services
during the week was the twilight
prayer services held each evening at
the Third Presbyterian church, with
DR.. j. A. Bryan, pastor in charge.
The lights are turned on at prompt
ly $50 o'clock each evening and the
doors opened wide and all who would
might enter in and participate in
the silent prayer.
No music was rendered during the
prayer service, with the exception of
Thursday evening the regular prayer
meeting was observed and prior to
the service an organ recital was rem
dered by Mrs. Clara Moran. This
was one of the largest services ever
held in this church and the audi
torium was crowded
DIR. Bryan announced that the twi-
light prayer services would be con-
tinued through the week of January
20. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28
SUNDAY SCHOOL CHIEF
COMING HERE FEB. 2

w c. Pierce, secretary OF the World
sunday School association, will come
to Birmingham, February 2, to spend
several days1 While in the state he
will visit Mobile, Selma, Andalusia,
Montg emery and several other towns
in southern Alabama.
Mr.. Pierce has only recently re-
turned from foreign mission fields,
having visited twenty-eight differ
ent nationalities. His work has
been mostly among children of sun
day school age and his visit with
the Alabama Sunday School assoeia-
ton authorities is expected TO be
most interesting.
Many elaborate social affairs, In
GLIDING a banquet and great rally
at the First Baptist church in Mont
gomery by the Mems Bible class, VIII
be given in compliment to him.
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STOCkHA|M HEADS
PRE- DRIVE BODY;
REPORTS MONDAY
, Or. Hershey to Be Principal
Speaker at Luncheon Meth
DDS School 0utstand-
ing Feataure

The annual campaign to raise the
$4,000 budget for the Birmingham
Sunday School Council of Religious
Sunday School association. will be
launched Tuesday and continue
through Wednesday,.
William IL. Stockham will head the
committee for preliminary subscrip-
tions, while the finance committee
will be headed by w. A. Abercrombie,
who will be assisted by the following
team captains Judge II. L. Anderson,
George Bell Snyder, r. A. Clayton,
Judge Dan A. Greene, II. w. Ffsch, ..
r. Hilty, DIR. Roy E. Hershey, j. ..
Porter, Roland Shine, J. C. Hill. w. {.
knopf, Gordan Palmer, A. ]. Phillips,
w. l. Pittman. Tram Sessions, w. f.
Tyler, Roland Mushat, G. Floyd Til
lery, Howard Yielding and Sam c.
King, who will have charge of the
drive in the Ensley district.
Preparatory to the drive luncheon
of the team captains and the mem
bers of the Sunday School Council
of Religious Education will be held
Monday evening at $50 o'clock In
the Sunday school room of the First
Methodist church. DIR. Roy e. Her
shey, will be the principal speaker Of
the occasion, while special feature
Of the program will be the reading
of the annual report of the work ac-
complished by the Sunday school
council during the past year.
One of the outstanding works done
by the council is the establishment
of the school of principles and
methodist which had an enrolment
of 1863 interested teachers and
worker. This school is recognized as
one of the best five day schools in
America. and 1t is stated was the
strongest program of religious edu-
cation ever put on in the south.
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METHODIsT EpIsCopAL

Acipco, Sixteenth and Thirty-see-
ond avenue, nerth-Rev. j. S. Black
burn, pasted.
Ann Memorial (Powderly)--Rev. r.
A. Thompson, pastor.
Avondale, South, 4210 Fifth avenue,
south-Rev. c. 4. Harris. pastor
Central Park. 4105 Walnut street
Rev. S. r. Emerson, pastor.
East Birmingham, 1900 Tenth ave-
nue.. north--Rev E. NJ. Glenn, pa :
tor.
East Lake, 7765 First avenue. south
Rev. J. R. Turner. pastor.
East Thomas. 1900 Ninth avenue.
west.
Eleventh Avenue. South. 1900 Llev-
enth avenue, south-Rev. w. q,
Henry, pastor.
Ensley Highlands, Eighteenth
Court Enaey avenue-Kev. L. Ct.
Sturdivant, pastor.
Fairfield Parkway. corner Forty
fourth. Fairfleld-Rev. L. A. Holmes.
pastor.
fairfield, 21fs Warrior boulevard.
Ensley-Rev. R. L. Dill, pastor.
First, North Nineteenth street and
Sixth avenue-Dr. George r. Stuart.
pastor
First, South, Avenue G and Twen-
tieth street Ensley-Rev. w. Ii.
Mansfield, pastor.
First, South. 900 Third avenue,
Piatt City-ltev. B. T. Cantrell, pas
tor.
First. South 1919 Eighth avenue,
" ylam-Rev. V. II. Hawkins, pastor.
Fortieth Street, South, 1913 Fourth
avcnue-Rev. e. b. Ogburn, pastor.
Fountain Heights, HAS North Thir-
teenth street-Rev. T. L. Mcdonald.
pastor.
Highlands, Twentieth street and
Eleventh avenue. south-Rey. w. Il.
Hendrix, pastor.
Inglenook, Barton road and Euclid
avenue-Rev. w. r. Battle. pastor.
Mount Vernon, 2400 Thirty fourth
avenue. north-Rev. G. Z. Boyd, pas
tor.
Ninth Street, South, 219 North
Ninth-Rev. w. H. Curl, pastor.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC

Blessed Sacrament. 1416 Pearson
avenue-Rev. j. L. Carroll
Church of the Immaculate Concep.
ton, Sixth avenue and Seventeenth
street. scuth-Rev. L. j. Walsh.
Holy Rosary. 7404 Georgia road.
Our Lady of Sorrows, 1881 Sixth
avenue, south-Rev. John O'Kelly.
st. Anthonys, 2l10 Avenue H. Ems.
ley-Rev. M. Il. Kitrick.
St. Augustine, 1880 Thirty fourth
avenue, north-Rev J.. NJ Schultz.
st. Barnabas S045 Second avenue.
south-Rey. Walter Tobin
st. GATHERINGS, Hibernian avenus
and Amory, Pratt city-Rev. ]. A..
Malone.
St. Elias, zoos Sixth avenue. south
Rev. G. Aziz
st. Marks, Sixteenth avenue. west
Rev. j. Is. Canepa.
st. Clements, 1876 North Fifty third
place--Rev. ]. A. Bratton.
st. Josephrs, 1910 Avenue X. Ems
ley--Rev ]. A. Tomerlin.
St. Pauls, Third avenue and
Tw enty-second street-Rev. W. A.
kerrgan.
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SACRED HARP SINGERS
AT PRATT CITY CHURCH

An afternoon sing will be held
Sunday afternoon beginning at /
o'clock at the Pratt City Methodist
church by the members of the Biz
mlngham Sacred Harp Singers class.
The chorus will be composed of
number of trained voices and will be
directed by A. A. Jackson. A SPLEEN
did program has been arranged for
the occasion and all members are re-
quested to be present. The public
is invited.
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PHEsB YTERIAN

Avondale. 4oo9 Third Avenue
Rev. F. b. Webb. pastor.
Birmingham Cumberland 1915
Twenty seventh. North-Rev. A. ID.
Rudolph, pastor
Cumberland 1744 Cleveland Ave-
nue--Rev. +. c. Lee. pastor.
East Lake Cumberland, 1900 Dr.
vision Avenue-Rev. J. P. Stevenson,
pastor.
Edgewoed Community Church.
Rev. +. S hickman pastor.
Eighty third Street, sos Eighty
third Street south.
Ensley Highlands. 1858 Epsiey
Avenue. Fairfield Rev. L. e. Bru-
baker, pastor.
Fairview, 23sl Thirtieth. Fair
view-Rev. j. +. Hixson. pastor.
Fifth Avenue, 1901 Fifth Avenue.
North-Rev. J. NJ. Broadly. pastor.
First 2100 Fourth Avenue, North
Rev. j. A. MacSporran, pastor.
First, 700 Nineteenth. Ensley-Rey.
j. +. Logemann, pastor.
First. 440l Eighth Avenue, Wylam.
First, Pennsylvania Avenue and
First, Thomas-Rev. ]. E. Hixsoa,
pastor.
Handley Memorial. Thirteenth Ave-
nue. and Twenty-fifth Street, North
Rev. o. S. Coke, pastor.
Inglenook, Seventh Avenue, Barton
Road High Cliff.
Independent Presbyterian Church
of Birmingham, Highland Avenue
and Thirty-first Street. Henry NJ.
Edmonds pastor.
Italian. 1914 Park Avenue. Ensley.
Plunkett Memorial, Parkway AMI
Forty-fourth. Fairfield
Second, 1880 Tenth Avenue South
Rev. j. 3. Meacham. pastor.
South Highlands, Twentyfirst
Street, and Highland Avenue-Rev.
William r. Dobyns, pastor.
Third. Seventh avenue, south. and
Twenty street-ReY. j.. A.
Bryan, pastor.
Thirty fifth Avenue. 252s Thirty
fifth avenue, north.
Vine Street S13 Cotton avenue
Rev. II. NJ Moffett, pastor. ss
Woodlawn, 562S First avenue, north
Rev Roy G. Hershey, pastor.
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RELATION OF CHINA
AND JAPAN TO WORLD
DISCUSSED BY LOEHR

The Relation of China and Japan
to the World" was the subject of
the address made Wednesday after
noon by Allen G. Loehr at the meet
ing of the local union of Birming-
ham i'm the auditorium Of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Loehr, who was resident of
China for many years, spoke on for
eign missions and told of the many
wonderful things the missionaries
were accomplishing in foreign coun-
tries.
The speaker was introduced by
Mrs Witherspoon, president of the
union. An exceptionally large crowd
was present.
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In the absence of DR.. John A. Mac
sporran from the city Sunday, Rev.
B. G. Hodge, assistant to DIR. Stuart
of the First Methodist church, will
occupy the First Presbyterian pull
pit. His sermon subject viii be Re
jected." At the twilight service at
S o'clock Sunday afternoon the Rev.
Robert 2. Colt will speak on "ko-
rea," Mr.. Colt has recently returned
from residence in Soon Chun,
Korea. He will speak at Weodlawn
church at S p. m.
DR.. oscar de Wolf Randolph, pas
tor of ST. Mary's on the Highlands
Episcopal church, will fill this pulpit
Sunday. The services for the day
will be as follows: Holy communion
at 7:30 a. M Church school at $3.50
and the morning and prayer sermon
at ii o'clock. Choir rehearsal Will
be held Wednesday evening at
o'clock
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RAMSAY TO ADDRESS
MEN AT THE PRINCESS

You Need Jesus" will be the topic
of the address by J. E. Ramsay
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
the Princess theatre at a meeting
to be conducted by Mr.. Ramsay and
the Laymen's Evangelistic club, and
known as the ~" Gospel club for
men.
This club is composed of Christian
business men and is modelled after
the Billy Sunday club of Atlanta. the
meetings of which are held in the
nature of a luncheon. The object
of this organization is ITO Lead Men
to a saving knowledge of Jesus
Christ and to enlist them into Chris
tian activity All men of the city
are cordially invited to attend the
meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28

Rev. ira F. Hawkins, pastor Of the
Walker Memorial Methodist church.
will fill his pulpit Sunday at both
morning and evening services. For
the morning hour he will take for
his subject The Fay of Confidence
while for the evening service his
topic will be THE Cross"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS

Apostolic Faith Mission, 3143
Twenty ninth avenue, north.
Church of God. 1881 Fourth avenue,
west-Rev. J. L. Mitchell, pastor.
Church of Christ. 200 Lomb avenue.
Pentecostal Assembly, PROS Thirty
second avenue. north-Rev. S. A.
Bishop, pastor.
Salvation Army. 5o1A North Twen-
tieth street
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL

Christ, 1903 Third avenue. south.
Church OF the Advent. Sixth ave-
nue. and Twentieth street, north
Rev. Middleton S. Barnwell. rector.
Grace, 1920 First avenue, north
Rev. Carl Henckell. rector
st. Andrews, Eleventh avenue and
Twelfth street, south-Rev ]. I.
Ware, rector.
st. Johns, I'll Twenty second
street. Ensley-Rev Edmonds Ben
nett, rector.
St Marys-on the Hi ghlands, 1900
Twelfth avenue. south-Rev o. D.
Randolph, pastor.
Trinity, 1904 Cotton avenue.
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North Birminbham Church, Corner
Twenty ninth Avenue AID Twenty
fifth Street-Rev. T. H. Anderson,
pastor.
Fifty-seventh Street, III Fifty-sev-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28
HIGHLANDS METHODIST

ORA d. Allen, organist and choir
master of Highlands Methodist
church, announces the following
musical programs for today: Morn
ing, II o'clock, "Te Deum Laudamas
ia F., (H. Kitzschmar; Love Not
the World" (Sullivan Shelley. Eve
ming, 1870 o'clock, Softly Now the
Light of Day" &C. w. Henrich); God
Shall Charge His Angels" (Lucan-
tomb.
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SUNDAY SERVICES
BUptists

oHphhAS
Twenty Street - Revival
continues with Evangelist N. r.
Stone in charge, who will preach
gboth morning and evening. Pastor.
~ D. Thompson.
.EnsIey, Pike Avenue.-"The Out
pouring OF the Holy Spirit" II a. m. Z;
The Gossip Devil" 1880 p. m. Pastor,
Theo Harris.
Hunter Street-"Pitching Life on the
Key of Kindness" II a. M; Wanted,
Threefold Loyalty" 1900 p. m. Pastor.
L. M. Bradley.
Eleventh Street Tabernacle-"The
Poverty that Makes Wealth" II
a. M; Through Suffering to JOY"
7;30 p. m. Pastor, NJ. M. Wood.
Gate y-"Investigating," IL a.
M; Redemption" 7:15 p. m. Pastor,
g. C. Eubanks.
Ensley. First-"The Price of Per-
fection," II a. M; Heaven and How
to Get There" 1880 p. m. Pastor, D.
NJ. Gardner.
Avondale-"How the Devil Whipped
Seven Preachers" II a. m; How One
Preacher Whipped the Devil" 1880
- Ruhama (East Lake)-"Why Peo-
pie Go to Church" IL a. m; THE
Greatest Thing in the World" 1880
p. M Pastor. ]. c. Stivender.
Calvary-"The Earnest Christian
Worker" II a. M; Homeless" 1880
p. m. Pastor, Emmett Williams.
First Church-"The Greatest Draw
ing Power" IL a. M; "A Christian
in the Making" 1880 p. m. Pastor,
j. r. Hobbs.
sixty-sixth street-"A Portrait of
Jesus" IL a. M; Salvation Expert
mentally" 1880 p. m. Pastor, S. E.
Boroughs.
Giles Observation-Disclosures" II a
M; Good News for Everybody"
p. m. Pastor. B. F. Giles.
Southside-"The Angels of Good,
IL a. M; "The Creation of Woman
(the third in the series), 1880 p. m.
Pastor, ]. e. billiard.
Christian
First-services, II a. m. by DR.. H
P. Atkins of Cinnati, Ohio. "A Night
In Rome" 1880 p. M, Dr. R. N. Simp-
son.
Fifty-seventh Street-(woodlawn )
!. Communion, IL a. m.
Ensley-"Growing In Grace" IL a.
M; "The Young Dreamer" 1880 p. m.
Rev ]. Anderson.
North Birmingham-cunn CHAM,
IL a. m.
Bessemer-Rev. E. F. Corley will
preach at IL a. m, and 1880 p. m.
Adventist
Services will be held Sunday night
at the Seven Day Adventist church,
725 Nineteenth street, north. The
sermon will be delivered by w. P
McLennan, pastor, who will take for
his subject, rs God Particular"
Episcopal
Regular services will be held Sun
day at the Church of the Advent
Episcopal, with Rev. Middleton )
.3arnwell filling his pulpit. Services
will be: Holy Communion at 1886
al M; church school and Bible class
at $3.50 a. m. morning prayer and
sermon at the IL o'clock hour; organ
recital at $3.50 o'clock Sunday aft
ernoon.
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At FraternaI Hall.

Born OF the Virgin Nary will
be the subject of DR.. r. NJ Smith
at Fraternal hall, 22o91a Third ave-
nue., Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
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school. Under these three efficient
teachers the class is growing fast
ali each Sunday drive is conduct
ed - have larger attendance 4 an
the Sunday before. The class was
Q y lrized about three months ,go.
Tho ecat of the Bible class" gard
Dean spiVey. SIS to give the young
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHRISTIAN

First Church of Christ. 2o17 .Elev.
enth avenue, south.
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men 0: the college and high sch ool
al. Interpretation of religion in te ms
u n.oacrn Fife. We try each surrey
:. have l1ominent business or pr
fesxional nan to speak to the seu-
deB,s and give them a pra ctical mes
sagr." Several interesting pr ,ss ANS
have been arranged AMI ,ar-' el at
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LUTHERAN

Christ English, Fourteenth avenue
and Twentieth street. north-Rev. W.
burn. pastor.
Zion, 1901 Second avenue. south
Rev. IL. Reuter-, pastor.
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calvary, 14U5 Ihlfteenth Avenue,
North-Rev Emmett Williams, pastor.
Central Park Avenue q, Near Bes-
semer Road-Rev. A. {. Swindall.
pastor.
East Birmingham. 1900 Tenth Ave-
nue.. north-Res. j. c. Hill, pastor.
East Thomas, Arkadelphia Road
Rev. L. .. Hearst, pastor.
Elyton, Corner Fourth and Cotton
Avenue.
FiftySixth Street, First Avenue.
North, and Fiftyssixth street-Rev.
j. t. McNew. pastor.
First, Sixth Avenue and Twenty
second Street, Nerth-Rev. j. K.
Hobbs. pastor
First (Avondale), 1920 Fourth Ave-
nue., South-Rev. w. P. Reeves, pas
tor.
First tEnslay). 1901 Avenue c.
Rev d. NJ. Gardner, pastor
First (Fairfield). Commerce, Cor
ner DeBardeleben-Rev L. b. Gatlin.
pastor.
First pratt City,, SIG Third-Rev.
T. c. Wyatt, pastor.
Gate City Church, Gate City-Rev.
W. c. Eubanks, pastor.
Eleventh Street Tabernacle-Rev
NJ. NJ. Wood, pastor.
Hunter Street, 1884 Twenty fourth,
Fairyiew-Rev. L. NJ Bradley. pas
tor.
Packer Memorial, $500 Fifth Court.
North-Rev. w. H. Gregory, pastor.
Pike Avenue. Twenty-third, Corner
Pike Avenue. Ensley-Rev. Theo.
Harris, pastor.
Powderly-Rev. L. L. Davis, pastor.
Ruhama, 1920 Second Avenue, South
Rev J. c. Stivender, pastor.
Sixty-sixth Street. 6631 Division
Avenue-Rev. S. E. Boroughs, pastor.
Southside. Nineteenth Street and
Eleventh Avenue. South-Rev. j. E.
Dillard, pastor.
Thirty fifth Avenue. 2502 Thirty
fifth Avenue, North-Rev. G. L. Bur-
ton, pastor
Twenty first Avenue Church. 1880
Twenty Avenue, North-Rev.
Walter Dudley, pastor.
Twenty seventh Street, Twenty
seventh Street and Eighth Avenue,
South-Rev. j. d. Thompson, pastor.
West End. 1927 Tuscaloosa Ave-
nue-Rev. J. "A, Cook, pastor.
West Woodlawn. 1851 Georgia Road
Rev. j. w. Partridge. pastor.
Wylam, Ninth Avenue and Fortieth
Street-Rex. l.. l.. Hearn, pastor.
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Congregational Beth Eel. 1906 Sixth
avenue, north.
Temple Emanuel, Highland ave-
rte and Twenty-first street-Morris
newfield, rabbi.
Knesses-lsrael Congregation, Sew
enth avenue and Seventeenth street
Rev. David Stein, rabbi.
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School Council Launches Its Campaign for Budget Next Tuesday

North Highlands, 1900 North SIX
teenth-Rey. ]. e. Morris, pastor.
Northern, s14 Fourth, Pratt City.
Norwood 1925 Thirty first Street,
North--Rev w f. Norris pastor.
Owenton, zoe Eighth Street-Rev.
e. G. Mackey. pastor.
st. Johns, South, 724 Twentieth
Street, South--Rey. r. T.. Tyler, pas
tor.
st. Pauls. South. North Fourth ana
Ninth Court. North-Rev. r. A. Jones,
pastor
shadyside, south. 1880 Twenty
first, Ensley-Rev. e. NJ. Barnes, pas
tor.
Simpson, Seventh Avenue and
Twenty-fifth, North-Rev. e. 10.
Cavaleri, pastor.
Sixty-seventh Street, 6636. Division
Avenue-Rev j. NJ, Wigley.
shadyside NJ. E., South shadyside-
Rev. ?. l.. Newton, pastor.
Trinity, 3S20 Highland Avenue
Rev. S. U. Pitts, pastor.
Twenty first Avenue, South, Twen-
ty-first Avenue and Twenty fifth
Street-Rev. j. f. Sturdivant, pastor.
caloosa Avenue-Rev. Ira #. Flaw
kins. pastor.
West End NJ. E.. South 1929 Cotton
Avenue-kev. H. NJ. stevenson. pas
tor
West Woodlawn. 1870 Georgia
Road-Rev. Q. A. Bonner. pastor.
Woodlawn VI. g.. South. 1882 First
Avenue, North-Rev. Robert Echols,
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Pastors of Bfrminbham churches
are requested TO have correction
and notices of special services for
publication Sunday in The Age
Herald office by noon on Thursday
of each week
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Adventist

Regular services will be held Sum
day al the church of the Seventh
Day Adventists, corner Nineteenth
street, near Eighth avenue. The sub
ject for the Sunday evening SER
vice will be The Cleansing of the
Heavenly Sanctuary" Special music
will be rendered at this service. The
public is cordially invited
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GREEfS
HEBREW

Holy Trinity. 301 Nineteenth
street, south-Rev. A. Davis, pastor
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Services will be held Sunday night
at the Seven Day Adventist church,
725 Nineteenth street, north. The
sermon will be delivered by w. p.
McLennan, pastor. who will take for
his subject, rs God Particular"
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METHODIST PROTESTANT

Methodist Protestant 49l Fifteenth
Way Southwest-Rev. Joseph S. Ed
dins, pastor.
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And He Said Unto Me, 1t Is Done.
1 Am Alpha and Omega, the Be-
ginning and the End. | VIII Glue
Unto Him That Is Athirst of the
Fountain OF the Water of Life
Freely -ReueLation XXI-6.

enth Street. North-Rev. w A. Eb-
erhart, pastor.
First Church, 4s1 Twenty-first
Street, North-gev. r. n. Simpson,
pastor.
First Church tEnsley), Avenue F.
and Twenty first Street-Rev. j. a.
Anderson. pastor.
Woodlayn, iii Sixtieth street,
South--Rev. f. @. Hershey pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL
Pilgrim. 100 Georgia road.
EVANGELICAL
Chiesa. Italian, 1901 Avenue II.
Ensley-Rev. 5. G. Cerevolo, pastor.
St. Johns church, 21o1 Sixth ave-
nue.. south-Rev. S. A. Ebinger, pas
tor.
GREEK
Holy Trinity. 301 Nineteenth
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Calvary, 1906 Thirteenth Avenue.
North-Rev. Emmett Williams, pastor.
Central Park. Avenue q, Near Bes-
semer Road-Rev. A. {. Swindall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07
Application for Admission to u. S. Naval
Reserve Summer Training Camp,
Indianapolis

CONfMANDANT, U. S NAVAL RESERVE CAMP;
following
STATES NAVAL RESERVE CAMP for commencing
1923. and ending 1923,
boy Of good moral character
First Oidde) last nance
City and number Telephone No.
BIRTHDAY HEIGHT
HOBBY OF BOY wireless
PHYsICALIn addition
tendon paid these physical features
FEES CHARGED-The white
jumper
the property
be areth only
expense
CAPACITY-The wnb Limited
this i that applications
be filed early possible Address applications
DANVT, u. North Indian
apois. Ind Telephone Riley 1912
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ncoed money
draft in the of covering of
Parent. friend or organzaion9
BOYS WHO WANT ENTER THE NAVAL RESERVE TRAIN.
ING SCHOOL AT CAMP SHANK RIVER
SHOULD FILL THIS
APPLICATION AND ADDRESS IT AS DIRECTED ABOVE IMAE.
DIATELY
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NAMING OF BOARD
MEMBER DELAYED
Health Body May Meet With
No Democrats,

Although officials have agreed on
the appointment of a Democratic
member of the State board of health
to succeed Charles B. Kern of La
fayette. whose term has expired, no
suitable recommendations have been
received, IL is understood The board
probably will be one member short
al the next regular quarterly meeting
next Tuesday unless Robert Bracken,
State auditor and q member of the
State committee to choose new mem
bers. names a man. Bracken, Gov
ernor McCray and Ed Jackson, secre-
tary Of State, compose the commit
tee.
DIR. John H. Green of North Yer
non has been named to succeed DR..
J. H. Hewitt of Terre Haute. whose
term has expired. At present there
are no Democrats On the board.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07

D. D. s.; DIR. I. w. higgins, Fred
Dickson and DR.. James c. Carter.
The object of the association, &C
cording to DIR. c. J. Mcintyre. is to
gather information upon heart dis
ease. to develop and apply measures
which will prevent heart disease; TO
seek and provide occupations for pa
tents with heart disease; to estab-
nsh special dispensary' and better hos
pital care for patients with heart dis
ease: to give adequate care for car
diac convaiescents and To provide for