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WHITE HOUSE LOBBY
TO BE MADE LARGER
Give More Space to Presidents Aids
and to Reporters.

Give More Space to Presidents Aids
and to Reporters.
BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, March 3O.-Plans
are unOer way to remodel the
executive offices of the White House
TO provide a larger lobby, give
HooVer'S three secretaries suitable
offices, and provido 1ers conspicuous
quarters for newspaper men and
photographers.
One OF the Presidents desires. it.
is believed, is to remove the con-
gestlon about the entrance to the
executive offices.
The visitor is usually greeted bv a
crowd of photographers lowering
about the doorway with their
cameras and equipment.
One large reception room is to be
wiped out entirely and become part
OF the lobby. The basement floor
which now serves as locker rooms for
the White House police and other
employees will be rebuilt into offices
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s a. m. in charge of the young peo-
pies division, with Miss Frances
MCGEE as leader.
A Fellowship breakfast will follow
at 7 o'clock, in charge of Mrs. Will
liam Lilly.
At $50 a. M, special exercises will
be held in each department of the
church school, under the direction
of George Iske, general superintend-
ent.
At 1870 o'clock, the Rev. G. H
Gebhardt, pastor, will speak on
The Triumph Of Love-" and class
of new members is to be TNceived.
Holy Communion also will be cela-
brated at this service.
A delegation of knights TempIar,
De Molay Commandery, will be
guests at the evening service, when
the Rev. Gebhardt will preach on
THE Modern Templar"
An Easter cantata, Easter Tide"
by Prothero, will be given by the
choir of the church, under the lead
ership of Mrs Olga S. Porter, at
tbs p. m.
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IRISTIAN SCIENCE
3PICS ANNOUNCED

Reality" is the subject of the les
sermon in all Churches of
list Scientist, on Sunday, March
mong the citations which COM
Sc the lesson-sermon is the fol-
Fing from the Bible:
any, o Lord my God, are Thy wonder
works which Thou hast done, and Thy
lights which are to usward they cannot
= reckoned up in order unto Thee; if I
puld declare ard speak of them, they
se more than can be numbered. FPS.
s:5).
The lesson-sermOn also includes
ne following passages from the
christian Science textbook, Science
nd Health with Key to the Scrip
ureS," by Mary Baker Eddy:
1T Scriptures imply that God is ALI
From this it follows that nothing
assesses reality nor existence except the
ivine Mind and His ideas. Everything
4 Gods universe expresses Him. He is
and is reflected by all that
real and eternal and by nothing else."
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ladies with singing by mixed quar-
tet. At 80 p. m, pageant, Jesus
Only" will be given by the senior
choir and the pastor.
"TThe Cross Conquered" and 1.-THE
Power of Christ's Resurrection" will
be the Easter themes of the Rev.
Ambrose Aegerter of the Beville
Avenue M, E. church.
Easter Sunday services at the
Second Evangelical church will be
observed with appropriate sermon,
addresses, special music, singing and
pageant as follows:
500 A. M.-"Early Watch
$50 A. Future Life
lo;45 A. M Resurrection, Reception of
members.
7:So P. M.-,Pageant-The Cross Tri-
The Rev. J. H. Killing will give
the Easter message at the forenoon
services.
A sunrise service will be held at
6. a. m. at the Hall Place M. E.
church. THE Spirit of the Resur-
rection" will be the morning theme
of the Rev. M. H. Reynolds. At this
service a baptisraal service will be
held in connection with a reception
for new members At night an
evangelistic service will be held.
At the Speedway Boulevard
church Sunday morning, the Sun
Gay school will give an Easter pro-
gram. At night, the choir will sing
a cantata. 1.-THE First Easter"
A. B. McReynolds, Texas evange-
list, will begin his fourth week at
Hillside Christian church Sunday
morning. The meetings were to
have ended on Easter Sunday, but
the demands have been so great
that he will continue another week.
Two services will be held Sunday
morning to accommodate the crowds
One at the the church edifice and
the other at the Sheldon theater,
corner Roosevelt avenue and Shell
don street. Evangelist McReynolds
will address both services, his theme
being THE Women at the Tomb. {"
His evening subject will be 'Lifes
Greatest Epitapis" Special Easter
music will be rendered at all serv-
ices
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an established custom of the fra
ternity.
Mrs. James H. Lowry has been as
sisted in the general arrangements :.
for the tea by the officers and men,
bers of the active chapter.
The program follows:
Spring in Sicily ...I renee Rerge
zCLyric Poem for Soprano and Contralto7 2,
Hutn Sterling Devin; soprano; Mildred NJ
Schmedel, contralto; Eleanor Beau -
champ at the piano.
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..i M Meme SeeIe' ............ .Schumsnn {
Helen Thoms, contraltto; Mrs. james Itst,
.-.,,, Wynn at the piano.
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Ruth Rainier Nessier, harp Isl Aa0ei
Pace, pace, MIC Dio" from la Forga 7l0
del Destino' ..........,,,.,.-.Ve Verdi Z
FRANCES Bait Wallace, soprano: Christine @
Donaldson at the piano.
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"Mouyement Perpetuefi .....,.... weber :
ar. Mrs E; w. steinhart, pianist,
Am ss Dallas YSPs alder j 552n ssBBsgs.ns
Gladys Blake contratoi: I porotbV Knishf
.,,u.s., Greene at the piano.
Intermezzo from Il Arlesie nj s9ite
Ruth Rainier Nessler.. ;harpist; Dor 9t1rs
Knight Greene, organist,
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CHILDREN TO
BE BAPTIZED

At the First Moravian Episcopal
church, Twenty second street and
Broadway, at II a. m, the festival
Easter Litany will be used. There
will also be baptism of children and
confirmation, followed by the cele-
bration of the Holy Communion.
The theme of the Communion Medi-
tation will be The Living Bread"
At 7:45 p. m. the services will be
lone of Easter music. The pastor
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NOTED LEADER
TO VISIT CITY

w. B. Riley, D. D., will speak at
the Cadle Tabernacle Tuesday eve
ming, April 2, at p. m, on What
Is Fundamentalism?" DR.. Riley is
president of the World Fundamental
Association. His visit to this city is
for the purpose of making final ar
rangements for the world funda-
mental convention, which will be
held in the Cadle Tabernacle on
May 81, June 2, 3.
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ONAB TALBOT HAS !:
CONCERT BARGAINS
Two Final Sunday Afternoon Concerts at Murat to Be
Sold for the Price of One, 1t Is Announced.

IF every teacher and studrt of music the
Indiana harken the amazing
Talbot Fine Arts
the M heater under its direction will
opportunity of lifetime.
The announcement recently
saA
price of >
And attractions the
Sunday afternoon April string somfona
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PIANO RECITAL TO
BE GIVEN AT CHURCH

The piano students of Professor
F. H. Topmiller, assisted by Miss
Marcella Topmiller, soprano, will
give a recital Monday, April l, at
8 p. m. in the Beville Avenue
Evangelical church.
The following will take part:
Mildred Twietmeyer, Rosemary
Burkhart, Donald Clark, Virginia
Rose, Lucille Clark, Margaret Abel,
Clay Hall, Katherine Quinn, Ken
meth Lime, Neva Stiff, Doris Good
man, Ruth Virginia Williams.
AT the Emmanuel Baptist church
the Rev, j. Drover Forward will
speak Sunday morning on 1.-The
Don't Worry of Easter Morn" His
evening theme will be The Passing
of Night"
At the evening hour the combined
choirs of the Home Presbyterian
church and the Emmanuel Baptist
church will render an Easter
cantata entitled THE Resurrection
Song"
A sunrise service of silent Worship
and holy communion will begin the
services of Easter at the Riverside
Park M. E. church. At $50 a. m.
a special Easter program is planned
Tor the church school. In the morn
ing worship service the Rev. Robert
M. Selle will preach on THE Life
everlasting" and new members will
be received. At 7:45 p. m. an Easter
pageant-drama, The Tree of Life"
Will be presented in the assembly
hall.
At the North Park Christian
church, j. A. Long, the minister,
will have as his morning subject,
The Living Christ" At the eve
ming worship hour the North Park
choir under the direction of Duncan
c. MacDougall. will give a program
Of Easter music.
An all-day meeting will be held
Easter Sunday at the BrightWood
M. E. church, the Rev. v. P. Hargitt
announces. The services start at
$50 a. m. with the Sunday school,
morning service at 10:40; mass
meeting for men and boys over II
years OF age at 2 p. m; Epworth
League meeting at $50: closing
evangelistic service at 7:3O. The
Rev. E. R. Lewis, evangelist, viii
speak at every service.
"Christ'S Resurrection and the
Christians Hope" will be the theme
OF the Rev. A. L. GRANDCHILDREN at
the Ben Davis M. E. church. In the
evening, the Sunday school will give
an Easter program.
The Rev. Walter Bruce Grimes OF
the Bellaire, M. E. church will
preach in the morning on Christ
Is Risen AT night, an Easter
program viii be given by the Sun
Cay school.
AT the Lynhurst Baptist church.
the Rev. c. H. Scheick announces
that a pageant. The Challenge OF
the Cross" will be given by Mrs
w. Brady Rossetter and six young
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- 'kNLA1AN II. O1LhbIf H. H.
Editor Of The ConEregationaiist
THE topic of this lesson for
IL young people and adults diff
fers a little from the lessons gen.
eral title. 1t is Our Grounds of
Hope for the Future" Do we not
inevitably consider the Christian
LIE from that standpoint? It
may be that there are some who
never consider the matter at all,
but with most of us, either in the
back of our minds or in the very
foreground of our reflection, there
is the age long question concern
ing the future life. If man die
will he live again?
Some are rather content to face
that question simply from the
standpoint of sentimental hope or
dogmatic assurance. The fact that
the future life is part of the
creed or faith which they for
mally profess settles the matter for
them. But others look beyond the
creed to the real grounds of faith.
They are not satisfied simply with
the assurance of someone else.
They wish really to find evidence
for the future life, and much Of
this evidence centers around the
question of the resurrection Of
Jesus.
Grounds for Belief
Did Jesus rise from the dead? If
we are convinced that he who died
is living, it is a very easy step to
the hope and conviction that be
cause he lives we shall live also"
What are the grounds of our belief
in the Resurrection of Jesus? They
are found first of all in the records
of Scripture. This record is some
thing more than a statement of
historic events.
If the record we're only that we
should be compelled to face certain
discrepancies in the different stories
Some, in fact, have questioned the
authenticity of the record and of the
facts as stated because of these dis
crepancieS.
But is it not more reasonable and
natural TO say that if the New
Testament writer's had been fash
ioning "cunningly devised fables"
they would have been careful that
there should be no discrepancies,
and that to the last matter of de-.
tail all the witnesses should say eX-
actly the same? This lack of any
collision in the writing of the
Gospels is surel one of the strong
est evidences of their genuineness.
When one goes beyond the actual
statement of physical facts, how
ever, one discovers that there is I'M
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SATURDAY

$50 P. NJ
WY, White r House dime, dinner music. NBc)
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WSM. WFAA, KOA, WRC.
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WRyA, WAX, WEBC. KsTP, KWK
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VIDAL KpKA. kWK, WREN. WIZ
WHAM, WJR, KYW.
$50 P. M
-, The Ills. (NBc) WIZ. KDKA. WREN
WJR. WBZ.
800 P. NJ
Lucky. Strike dance orchestra. (NBC)
KVOO, WTAG, WCSH. WIFI, WRC, WGY
WGR, WCAE. WTAM. WWJ, WGN, KSD
WOW. WFAA, KPRC, KPRC. WOAI KOA.
WTMJ, WHAs VINO. WSB, WHIT. WAX,
KSTP.
National Forum. CColumbia) WABC.
WFAN, WFBL, WKBW, WNAC, WCAO.
WAS, WADC. WKRC, WGHP, WBBM,
WMAQ, WOWO. KNOX. KMBC. KOHL.
WSPD. WIKI, WMAL. WCCO. WISH.
1000 P. M
Wright sisters: orchestra. (NBC) WEAF.
WI. WCAE. WV. KSD. WHO, WKY
WHO'D.
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BIG PROGRAM
PLANNED FOR MEN

Merle Sidener, regular leader Of
Christian Men Builders, Inc, of
Third Christian church, will speak
to the class Sunday morning on
the third of a group of pre-Easter
subjects, THE Price Jesus Paid"
= Arrangements are complete to
take care of 1000 young men and
the program will go on the air at.
$50 o'clock over Station WFBNf,
Indianapolis Power and Light Com
pany.
The Ruick ensemble, composed of
Mrs. Bertha Miller Ruick, pianist;
Miss Louise M. Dauner, violinist,
and Miss Marcena F.. CompbelI, cell
ist, will render a musical program.
The program is as follows:
9:15-Music by 2uick ensemble.
930-Singing II unison.
9:40-Prayer
9:42-Two special numbers by Ruick
ensemble.
9:55-Ofering.
l0:00-Talk Mr.. Sidener.
l0:30-Prayer,
The Rev L. B. Noseley, pastor of
the Emerson Avenue Baptist church,
will have as his sermon subject
Easter Sunday morning. "A Singu-
lar Meeting With Christ" and will
speak in the evening on Along the
Road With Christ"
The Rev. Fred A. Line will speak
on THE Triumphant Life" at the
Easter morning service, II a. M, of
Central UniversaliSt church, Fiji
tenth and North New Jersey
street. There will be special pro-
gram of Easter music by the church
quartet.
The young people of the church
will serve an Easter breakfast in
the social room of the church at z
af1 NJ. and at 8:15 they will have a
devotional meeting. The Sunday
school convenes at $50.
At the Broadway Evangelical
church, the Easter program will
open at $50 a. m. with the Easter
music and Bible study. At 10:45
a. m. Rev, L, E. Smith will preach
from the subject, Assurance of a
New Life" At 4:45 p. m. the choir
will present THE King of Glory"
and Easter cantata by Fred W.
Peace.
New members will be received in
connection with the morning SER
vice.
The Rev. w. H. Harris, pastor of
the Temple Baptist church will take
for his subject Sunday morning
THE Conquering Christ"
At the Linwood Christian church
the Rev. Homer c. Boblitt an
nounceS a sunrise service and bap-
tism at a. m. At 1890 a. m. he
will preach on Master of Eternity"
In the evening an Easter concert
will be given.
1.-THE Open Sepulcher" will be the
morning theme of the Rev. Clar-
ence E. Wagner of the Centenary
Christian church. At night the
Centenary choir will sing cantata,
The King Triumphant"
The Easter services of the HaSs-
Ter Sunday school at the Cadle Tab
ernacle at $3.50 a. m. Sunday morn
ing will include a treat for the chill
dren. according to c. C. Howe, sup
erintendent.
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BLUEPRINT SAVES FINE
Professor Convinces Court He Was
Right.

BJ United Press
COLUMBUS, O., March 30-His
knowledge of blue prints saved Pro-
lessor Eugene Van Cleef of Ohio
state university department of ge-
ography, from paying a fine here
on a charge of ignoring a silent COD
signal.
Armed with blue prints, the pro-
lessor appeared in police court and
pointed out to the Judge that he
violated no law by driving through
red light at a busy intersection.
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Caster Music
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Re.
3.
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& Tcrre Tremult. ...,.... Dress
BderatO.
-AnGante.
-Larghetto.
os. Grubers Mass in honor of
of Arc, scored for three-part
i male voices with organ accom-
At)
5ers of the Chor-Joseph McCurdy,
LamoreauX. Fred c. Sanders, Oliver
b, Charles McGill. Gustav Jonas,
Kirkhoff, John Healey, George Stef-
George Robson, Harry Phillips, Roy
ard.
s. Charles P. Haurshan, organist;
Ter Rasico. director; Elmer A. Stefen,
iFmaSter.
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NEW PROGRAM WILL BE HEARD

Temple Nights" the decided the
broadcas beginning early April which will sponsored
Temple Corporation of Chicago will go air
broadcaSng system
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Fishing the Air

Oriental Dance OF Victor Herbert the White
music the NBC system Saturday at $50 o'clock.
arrangement of Rimky "Scheherazad" will
included the Phil SpitaInys
NBC system Saturday night at 6 o'clock.
The entire of
White for special of
Resurrection be broadcast system Saturday
night at o'clock.
another thirty Broadway
NBC system Saturday night at 7:30 o'clock
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HIGH SPOTS OF SUNDAYS PROGRAM

HIGH SPOTS OF SUNDAYS PROGRAM
WORPhharmonc Symphony orchestra conduct
6:3O-WJz Russian
composer artists
8:15-WEAF NBC Network-Pau Kochansk, vonst;
ander Brailov,sky, pianist
9OOWABC Network-ary soprano Chi
9:15-WJz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Requiem" oosts
chorus and orchestra.
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EVENTS AT
COLLEGE OF MUSIC

Junior pupils of the Indiana Col
lege of Music and Fine Arts will
give a recital on Saturday AFTER .
noon, April 6, at the Metropolitan
School of Music. The following
will take part:
Dora Wagnon, Gloria Geddes,
Jean Elizabeth Boiling, Mary Eliza
beth Barr, Wilbur Hulett, Mary Jean
Seton, Agnes Kirkpatrick, Helen
Emily Walls, Mary Catherine Funk
houser, Arthur CRUDE, Lois Shapiro. !
Shirley Howell, Geneva Senefeld,
Arthur Brown, Cornelia Cochrane,
M erriu Rockefeller. Dorothy
Mitchell, Mary Louise Mitchell,
Charlotte George, Barbara Ellen
Downs, Gilbert Smith, Rita Johnk
son, Leander and Wanda Jeai
Goodwin and Margaret Laughnel
They are pupils of Mrs. Arthur q
Monn1nger, Hazel Lamkin. Flora e.
Lyons, Helen Sommers. May Goff
such, Frances Robbins, Fanetta Hi5z
Dom Watson, Georgiana Rockwell
Edna Croan and Wilma Davis Hind
Betty 10 Laughner, pupil Of
Wilma Davis Hine of the dramaticA
art department, and Byron Hollett,
violin pupil of Dom Watson of the*
Indiana College of Music and Fine
Arts, gave program for the Ladies'
Society of the Broadway M. E.
church on Wednesday afternoon
Ruth Cant, pupil of Eleanora Beau
champ, was the accompanies.
The Arthur Jordan Conservstea
of Music will hold open house on
Easter Sunday afternoon, March 31sf
from to o'clock at 1904 North
Delaware street in honor of the
board of trustees.
This will give an opportunity for
the teachers and parents and stu
dents to meet the members of the
board. Teachers will serve on the
hospitality committee in the dining
room.
All friends and patrons of the
school are most cordially invited
to attend. ~
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HIGH SPOTS SATURDAY PROGRAM
700-WJZ and NBC NetWork-The Goldman
8O0-WEAF NBC Network-Walter orchestra.
900-WEAF and NBC Nework-Rolfes orchestra.
WABC and CHS Network-Natonal Radio with Sec
rotary Andrew w. Mellon.
and NBC Observation-Disclosures "The Hunchback."
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SUNDAY

P. M
4:00-Vesper service from First Presby-
terrain church, Walnut Hills, con-
Quoted by Rev. Frederick McNil-
lin,
4:45-Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick,
(NBC).
5:30-Whitall Anglo Persians (NBC).
6:00--Hotel Gibson orchestra.
6:30-Baldwin Piano program, (NBC).
7:00-Enna Jettick Melodies (NBC).
7:15-Colliers Radio hour (NBC).
6:l5-The Crosley gmebox hour with con-
cert orchestra and soloistS.
9:15-Weather forecast
Cino Singers.
9:45-Cello recital.
10:00-Time announcement.
Baseball camp news.
Musicale Novelesque.
l1;00-Sign of.
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Tides in the Bay of Fundy raise
to a height of seventy feet.
More than 5000 children under
five years of age die every year in
this country as a result Of burns.
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the Saturday night
excerpts "Foradora"
| o'clock
which exclusively
urday night at 10 o'clock.
|
by the Gold the system Saturday
at
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WLW, CINCINNATI
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
4:00-Jack and Gene.
4:30-Mel Doherty's orchestra.
5:00-Time announcement.
Henry Thies and orchestra at the
Hotel Sinton.
5:30-Gold Spot Pals (NBC).
6:00-TWo Unique Trios
6:30-AViation talk.
6;40-Henry Thies' Hotel Sinton or
chestra.
7:00-Purol band concert.
7:30-InterWoVen Entertainers (NBO.
3:00-RFD a farm program.
8:30-Mansfeld and Lee
9:00-Weather announcement
Cincinnati Club orchestra.
9:30-Organ.
10:0Q-Time announcement.
Baseball camp news.
l0:30-Hotel Sinton orchestra.
11:00-Jack and Gene.
11:30-Sign off.
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SPECIAL SERVICES
ARE ANNOUNCED

The Easter program at the Car
rollton Avenue Reformed church
VIII open with q Dawn" service at
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BY WILLIAM e. GMROY. ID. ID.

The International Uniform Sunday
ture Life. Luke 24:I-I2; John 14:i-6.
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WKBF U4O0) INDIANAPOLIS
tHoosier Athletic Club
SATITPnAV

WKBF U400) INDIANAPOLIS
tHoosier Athletic Club
SATURDAY
P. NJ.
5;0O-Late news bulletins and sports.
6:00-Van EsS program.
acknowledgements Athletic Club.
1:00-Studio program.
10:30-IndianapoliS Athletic Club.
MONDAY DAYLIGHT PROGRAM
A. NJ.
0:S0-Furnas Ice Cream Company pro-
gram.
10:0O-Reeipe exchange.
10:15-StudiO program.
notwithstanding bits of history, courtesy
of indianapolis public library.
l0:30-Liycstock and grain market;
weather and shippers forecast.
10:40-Talk by Mr.. Henry.
10:50-WKBF shopping service.
SUNDAY
A.
9:Oe-The. Watch Tower hour from New
York.
Pm.
1:3O-InternatiOnal Bible Students Assoc
citation.
2:30--Indiana Federation of Music Clubs.
3:30-Studlo hour, under the direction of
Mrs. Will c. HitZ.
7:O0-First Presbyterian church.