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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-03
Ava Reddick,
l.. D. Newlin
WedTonight

The Irvington NJ. E. church will
be the scene at tonight of the
wedding of Miss. Ava Louise Red
dick to Lloyd D. Newlin. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne A. Reddick, Ais Bosart ave-
nue.. The bridegroom's parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Newlin, 1856
Carrollton avenue.
The church altar will be arranged
with palms, ferns and cathedral ia
pers. The Rev. Guy o. Carpenter
will officia1e.
Mrs. Ross Caldwell, crganist, will
play 'LiebeStraum," "Intermezzo"
from "Cavalieria Rusticana" and
"Estrolleta." Raymond Snider will
sing For You Alone Itch Liebe
Diche" and "Chi Rho Zeta Sweet
heart Song" During the ceremony
Mrs. Caldwell will play THE Rose
Song of Sigma Alpa Iota."
Bridal Gown of Satin
The brides gown of satin will be
orm-fitting with a short jacket,
having raglan sleeves full to the ell
bow an dtight to the wrist. Her tulle
veil will be cap shape, caught with
orange blossoms, worn by Mrs. G. N.
Lancaster, a friend, at her wedding.
The bride will carry a shower
bouquet of white roses and sweet
pease. and an heirloom point lace
handkerchief.
Mrs. Kennel no. Baker, matron
of honor, will wear turquoise blue
velvet with deep decolettage, and
carry Johanna Hill roses. Her
slippers will be silver.
Miss Gwendolyn Schort, a
bridesmaid, will wear apricot velvet
with a decollette back. Taffeta
bows on the shoulders will shade
from eggshell to apricot. She will
wear matching slippers and carry
TaliSman roses.
Slippers of Gold
An orchid velvet gown with square
neck and draped sleeves, trimmed
in gold sequinS, will be worn by
Miss Maxine Biddle. Her slippers
will be gold and she will carry Per-
net roses.
Miss Mildred Lawler will wear
pink velvet, trimmed in fuschia,
silver slippers and carry Premier
roses. All will wear white velvet
gloves with shirred cuffs.
Mr.. Baker will be best man.
Ushers will be Stanley Reddick,
cousin of the bride-elect, and
Thomas Arnold. David Lee Wal
lace, the brides cousin, will be ring
bearer. The flower girl, Nancy FL
len Wallace, cousin of the bride,
will wear ruled green georgette,
trimmed in pink and yellow rose
buds. She will carry a basket Of
rose petals.
Mrs. Reddick's gown will be of
gray crinkly crepe, trimmed in silver
sequins. Her flowers will be red
roses. Mrs. Newlin will be dressed
in American Beauty crepe, wearing
gardenias.
An informal reception will be held
in the church parlors.
The bride is a graduate of Butler
university and Arthur Jordan Con-
servatory of Music and belongs to
Sigma Alpha Iota, national pro-
fessional musical sorority. Mr.. New
lin attended Butler and was gradu-
ated from Indiana university law
school. He is member of Chi Rho
Zeta fraternity.
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IN BIBLE
TO BE CONTINUED

The classes in Bible study, con-
Quoted for the last seven weeks by
Mrs. Charles j. Buchanan, will
continue three more meetings. They
are held at 10 each Tuesday morn
ing in the Arcade Club rooms of the
Marott, and are open to all women
interested.
The meeting on Dec. will have
as the subject of study the book OF
Isiah. On Dec. IS, Mrs. Buchanan
will talk on the book of Ezekiel, and
on Dec. 20 on the book of Habukkuk
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Gifts VIII Be Collected for
Pi Beta Phi Settlement School

craft arts. The curriculum includes
courses in agriculture, home eco
Monies and hygiene, furniture max
ing and art weaving. Community
classes for adults in outlying dis
trictS are conducted.
The school, which opened in 1912
with thirteen pupils, now has an
enrolment of 161. Primary, gram
mar and two high school grades
are taught.
At the Jennie Nicol Memorial
hospital dental, medical and surg
ical care is given the pupils and
the community.
Mrs. Herbert S. King is chair
man of the luncheon committee, as
sisted by MesdameS George w.
Pittman and Russell Wilson.
A program OF Christmas music
and stories will be presented. Mrs.
Jasper P. Scott will preside.
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Gifts for the Pi Beta Phi Settle
ment school in Gatlinburg, Tenn,
will be collected at the December
meeting of the indianapolis Alum
nae Club Saturday, Dec. 10, at the
home of Mrs. Raymond G. Beelar,
4451 Park avenue. They will be sent
to the school to be distributed
among the students and their fam
lilies.
Mrs. o. A. Hoffman, chairman of
the local Settlement school commit
tee, will arrange a display of articles
made there.
Pi Beta Phi educates the noun
taineers and trains them in handi-
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DIR. DOWEY TO
SPEAK HERE SUNDAY

DR.. George G. Dewey. director Of
the Church Loyalty Crusade, viii be
the speaker at both the Bible school
and the morning worship tomorrow
in the Fairview Presbyterian church.
The baritone radio artist, Vaughn
Cornish. VIII be soloist.
In the evening, Bible Night" will
be observed by a display Of special
editions of the Bible, and DR.. Ed
ward Haines KistIer will speak on
The Worlds Text Book
Church family night viii be OBJ
served. Thursday. Dinner will be
served at $50, and an address given
a2terward By Or. Andrew G. v. skim
mar
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TOYMAKERS GUILD
TO AID CHILDREN

Members Of the Methodist Hos
pital ToymakerS White Gross Guild.
composed Of children. met Thurs
day at the home of Norma Ohurn,
$500 Central avenue.
The children made tarlatan
stockings. to be filled for sick chill
dren in the hospital.
Mrs. James c. Myers. sponsor OF
the guild, was assisted by Mrs. F. l.
Moffett The children plan to trim
a Christmas tree. to be placed IN
the solarium on the children's 1loor
Of the hospital
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A German concert and dance will
be given at the Athenaeum at 1870
Saturday, Dec. 10. by the Singing
Society of the indianapolis Lieder-
kranz. Hermann Hartmanns we'll
known German orchestra of Gin
cinnati, will be presented in a pro-
gram of German and American Sc
lections.
Included in the repertoire will be
many old Christmas melodies.
Adolph Widmer, president of the
group, is in charge.
The program, to be followed by
dancing at 9, follows:
"Slavish Rhapsodie" ...... Friedemanr
Elm Opernabend ................M Manfred
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EVANGELICAL GROUP
TO PRESENT PLAY

School Daze" will be presented
by the First Evangelical church,
New York and East streets, at 1870
Tuesday, following supper at G..
Mrs. J. Albert Schumacher is
director of the play whose cast will
consist of:
Mesdames R. H. Mueller. Raymond Gard
Bruce Garrison pO Ciyd BTrks Dewey l COM
mel. LLOYD I McInturf, the. Rev. R. H
Mueller and Messrs. Arthur 0. Lindstaedt,
Harold Koch. Frank Norkus William Pacey
o. B. MONTE. LLOYD McInturf. L. A. Nc
Kinley, Lloyd Mosiman and Elmer Lind
staedt.
The town chorus will sing under
the direction of William Ehrhardt.
Proceeds will be used as a gift from
the Christian companion class to
the church.
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Latrein Club
to Aid Needy
City Families

A new custom will be established
at the guest day bridge meeting of
the Alpha Iota Latreian Tuesday at
the home Of Mrs. Frank H. Cox, 4205
North Illinois street, when members
will bring canned and fresh food,
to be distributed among the needy.
These donations Will be made at
each meeting. Mrs. Harrison Davis,
president, has appointed Mrs. J..
Paul Lair, chairman of distribu-
ton.
Assisting at the meeting will be
Mesdames Walter L. Shirley, Richard F.
Mills. Frank v. Osborne, Earl Robinson
Porter Seidensticker. Glen w. Price, T. P
Marbaugh, Benjamin K. Cohee and Earl D.
Clauser
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EIGHT TABLES IN
CONTRACT PLAY

In the bi-weekly meeting of the
Women's Contract Bridge club at
the Indianapolis Athletic club
Thursday night. Mrs. c. L. Busch
mann and Mrs. RalSton Jones
placed first in north and south;
Mrs. William Cooper and Mrs. FL
mer Ittenbach. second. north and
south; Mrs. Harlan Hadley and
Mrs Frederick VanNuys. first, east
and west: Mrs. Nathan Graham
and Mrs. Alex Metzger. second. east
and west. Eights tables were en-
tered.
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German Concert and Dance
Scheduled at Athena1Enr

sEstudian Waltz ... Waldteufel
Chinese Temple Garden" $50. .Ketelbey
''Vineta Bells .......... Lindsay Theimer
German folk songs, potpourry. .Hannemann
Die Spieluhr" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Blaawe
Played by the Hartmann radio
ensemble.
'Weihnachts-Tong ...... .Koedel
Am Heiligen Abend."
"Schneefall"
"Blinder Leiermann."
"Knecht Rupprecht komnt'
20. Tannenbaum."
"Stille Nacht."
Der Festmorgen."
"Spaziergang."
Was das Christkind beschert hat
"Aufzug der Wache'
"Papas Mittagsschlaefche
"Verlobung unterm Christbaum."
"Schlittenfahrt.'
"Festball."
Cute Nacht."
I'm Automatensalon' ............. Vollstedt
(HumoreSke1.
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BIBLE TEACHERS
CLASS TO MEET

Members Of the Indianapolis
Woman'S Bible Teachers class,
which is taught by Miss Florence
Lanham, viii meet at the Y. w, c.
A. Tuesday, in the green dining
room.
The lesson, which viii be present
ed following, the luncheon, viii be
Living With People OF Other
Races. khe program will include
Music ard readings.
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Church Circle InstallS

The Women's Service Circle of
Carrolton Avenue Reformed church
recently installed the following Of
f1cers: President, Mrs. Edwin Al
bright: vice president, Mrs. Carl
Muench; secretary, Mrs. j. H.
Daugherty; treasurer, Mrs. George
Miller.
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Card Parties

A card party for the benefit of
Holy Rosary church will be given
Monday at the Whitehill
auditorium. The committee In
cludeS MesdameS Emma Murello,
Rose Carlson and Theodore Adolay.
and Misses Anna Jardina, Freda
Buennagel and Frances Jardina.
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7. A. c.. TO HOLD
SUPPER-DANCE

A supper-dance will be held to-
night at the indianapolis Athletic
Club, beginning at 10. Phil Guys
broadcasting and recording orches-
ira from New York will play.
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Special musical numbers will be
given under direction of Mrs. Frank
T. Edenharter.
First EvangelicaI-The Rev R. H.
Mueller, minister. Sunday school. $3.50 a.
m, address by the pastor; What 1t
ship at 10:40 O'Clock, sermon by DR.. G; H
of the Evangelical Missionary Society.
Evening sermon by the pastor; the BLDG
and Salvation"
River Avenue Baptist--The Rev. George
Bilieisen, pastor Morning 90 SuoI et
"An Absolute Highpriest," which is the
ninth sermon on Book of the Hebrews"
Lyndhurst Baptist-The Rev C. H.
Scheick, pastor. Morning theme. There
Is Work Now night sermon in connection
with praise celebration of the Lord
Supper; theme, The Bread, the Cup ana
Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George G.
Kimsey, pastor. Morning, Miss Ina Burton
of the Women's American Mission Society
will speak; night. vesper services by MI.
Henzie; theme. Return
st. Paul's Reformed--The Rev. William
H. Knierim. pastor Morning German
theme at 8:45 o'clock. Receiving Christ:
9:55 a. m. English theme, AN Antidote
Against rear.
Trinity Reformed-The Rev. william H.
Knierim pastor. IL a. m, theme. Divine
Compensation"
BeIlaire NJ. E.-The Rev.. Walter B.
Grimes, pastor. Morning theme. The
Optimism o., Faith; night. The Gift Of
New Heart
Second EvangelicsLThe Rev p. C..
Wacknitz pastor. Morning theme, The
Doctrine OF Jesus; night, Life
Gethsemane Lutheran-The Rev J. S
Albert, pastor. Morning theme" Prepared
for Christ's Coming.
IrvinEton Presbyterian-Dr John B Fer
guson. pastor. Morning theme, In, the
Valley Of Decision; night, The Abiding
Word
Garfield Park Bsptist-The Rev. Louis
Grafton, pastor Morning theme: Ny
low Ne"
Second Moravian EpiseOpaI-The Rev.
George G, Westphal, pastor. Morning
sevenfold Glory Of the Word Of God
Universal Bible Sunday theme.
BeviIIe Avenue EvangelieaLThe Rev.
John o. Afosier. van Vert. O., viii speak
night. the pastor will speak on The
Wheels Of Divine Promise"
Truth Center of Applied Christianity
0incOiln Hotel)-Mrs. Edna 2 Mauzy,
leader. Morning at 1910. Franklin 2. Far
rington will deliver his final sermon on
The People Said That i Thunoered;;
s 81 eaRso on WY 81 Be 2e Discouraged Hs M
Downey. Avenue Christian-The Rev. B.
r. Johnson, pastor. Morning. Miss Bertha
Ciawson educational missionary, will
speak; night, the pastor VIII speak on
East Park N. E.-The Rev. R. A. Ulrey
Service for infants, children and adults:
night theme. The Signs Of the Times. :"
Joseph A. Mears. pastor. Morning. DR.. r.
A. Hutchison. secretary OF the Board OF
American Missions, viii speak: $50 p. m.
Young peoples meeting: night union
services at the woodruff United Presby-
terrain.
Madison Avenue VI. E-Tne Rev. Z. P.
Jewett. pastor. Morning theme, Saved
BY Grace Through Faith" $50 p. m,
Epvorth League.
Christian Science service-"God the
Only Cause and Creator is the subject Of
the lesson sermon in all Churches Of
Christ, Scientist, Sunday.
University Park Christian-The Few. Lee
Sadler, pastor. Morning. annual OBJ
servance OF Women's day. speaker. Mrs
newing the Fame
Rxirhtrood II. K-The Rev r Tav-
Tor. pastor. 1EorninE theme One Thing
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Card Partu Is Set

A card party will be given at the
Grotto home at Tuesday by the
auxiliary of Sahara Grotto. Mrs.
Leslie Boyden, chairman, will be as
sisted by Mrs. Lowell Dain and Mrs.
Lee Reed.
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Societn to Meet

Members OF the Society Of War
of 1912 will hold the annual state
Saturday in the Sphinx
Arms. Luncheon will be served
following a business session.
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Centenary Christisn-The Rev R. T
Gwvn. pastor. Morning theme. What Are
You Worth?": night service will be in
charge of the Women's Missionary Society.
with John H. Booth speaking.
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TEA IS SCHEDULED
AT SHAFFER STUDIO

An informal musical tea will oe
given at Sunday afternoon in the
studio residence of Nellie 3. Shaffer,
4749 Central avenue. The following
program will be presented:
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EnxIewo0d Christian--The Rev. O. A.
Trinkle pastor Morning subject. What
Seek YEP: night. Good Men Max MIS-
takes"
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First Friends-The Rev. David NJ. I'd
wards pastor. Morning theme at l0.45
O'Clock. The Real Proofs Of the Diety OF
Christ"
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Christian and Missionary AlIiance-The
Rev. James Harper. pastor. Morning
theme. The Height Of Gods Mercy fol
lowed BY communion; night. The Two
Baptisms.'
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Grace NJ E.-The Rev. 3. Brooks Shake.
pastor Morning theme, The Romance Of
Religion; night. Hours When Men Go
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All Saints Cathedral. EpiscopaI-Robert
G. Alexander canon, 1870 a. m, Holy
communion: 1890 a. m. church school;
II a. m. Holy Communion and sermon by
Bishop Joseph N. Francis.
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Editor Times
IN reading the editorial page Of
L Thursdays paper I came across
letter written by Mrs. Cook, 1881
Shepherd street. I am acquainted
personally with her and know she
donates Jelly and preserves every
week to the welfare society. She IS
a wonderful woman ana has a host
Of friends, which she has made by
her kindness and generous deeds to
others She isn't rich as the world
rates riches, but rich in the more
precious things of life. love, charity.
kindness and encouragement for
those whose hearts are failing them
for fear Of what is coming on the
earth. a SOCIAL WORKER
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A WOMAN AND A
TIMES READER.

Editor Times
IT seems to me that the short ses-
Il sion in Washington easily can
find the way to distribute beer when
it is legalized. For instance, on every
prominent street corner, install a
vending machine and have a slot
for scent piece and make the de-
vice self-serving. This would do
away with saloons and also bring
quite revenue.
This also might serve as a public
benefit, for some Of our drys and
would-be drys would not have to 20
behind closed doors to drink. Then
We could see who really upheld the
bootleggers and the speakeasies.
A READER OF THE TIMES. {
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Editor Times
XXTHAT are We waiting for in
w times like these, to allow
married women to hold good jobs,
just for luxuries, when their hus-
bands are holding good paying jobs,
too? Discharge every last one, such
as our married school teachers.
women in the city hall, in the court
house, statehouse, in all our offices,
stores, etc.
This is an outrage. Menl What
is wrong with you? Who hired
these slackers? Are you just dumb?
Haven't you any brotherly love for
the hundreds of desperate married
men out Of employment? Who
would work for less than these mar
ried women slackers are getting?
Get busy. Don't hesitate. Do some
thing now.
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st. Matthew Lutheran-The Rev. L. c. z.
Fackler. pastor Morning service. the Rev.
william G. Sodt. stewardship secretary Of
the American Lutheran church, will be
guest speaker at both service. Church
council will meet Tuesday night at the
parsonage. Teachers and officers Of the
Sunday school will meet Wednesday night
at the home of Miss Evelyn Venitz
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Second Moravian EpiscopaI-Ths Rev
George C. Westphal. pastor. Morning
theme. Rejoicing in Hope; night, The
Sevenfold Glory Of the Word Of God, a
Universal Bible Sunday theme.
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University Park ChrIstfan--The Few. Lee
Sadler, pastor. Morning. annual ob-
Servance Of Women's day, speaker. Mrs.
Maude Rumpiar evening, Pageant, Re-
neWlng the Zane. =
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Christian Science Service-"God the
Only Cause and Creator is the subject Of
the lesson sermon in all Churches Of
Christ, Scientist, Sunday.
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Rxlrhfpood II. K-The Aev. =. r Tav-
Tor. pastor. Morning theme One Thing
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Riverside Park NJ. E.-The Rev Robert
N. Selie, pastor. Morning worship, ser
mon. a Way in the Wilderness Holy
Communion. Evening worship. sermon by
the pastor. The Way OF the Cross"
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Garfield Park Baptist-The Rev. Louis
Grafton pastor. Morning theme. My
Responsibility to Ny Church" night, Fol
low Ne"
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Madison Avenue VI. E.-Tne Rev. z. P.
Jewett. pastor. Morning theme, Saved
By Grace Through Faith" $50 p. m,
EnEorrh IeaglIa
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International
Study Club

Alaska, the Largest Body of I'm
used Land Belonging to the United
States" will be the subject of Mrs.
S. r. ArtmanS talks next week be-
fore chapters of the International
Travel Study Club, Inc.
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Christ Church. Episcopal-Ine Rev. Z
Anger Powell. rector. Holy Communion.
q. m, church school. $50 4. m; church
hour kindergarten. lo:45 a. m; Choral
Eucharist and sermon. i0.45 z. m. topic,
The Church OF the Living God +"
Advent Episcopal Church-The Rev.
George s. Southworth, rector Morning
theme, First Message OF Jesus" Church
school $40. ard Holy Communion 730.
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Principal speaker at the meeting at 10
Monday morning Of the Indianapolis Min
isterial Association IN Roberts PARK n. Z.
church. viii be DR.. c. O. johnson. preSi-
dent Of tne Northern Bapaist Convention
and pastor Of the Third p 4ntist church n
S. Louis. A review Of &cok rThreaxh
Experience % God. willie given ng Aarry
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BeviIIe Avenue EvangelicaHThs Rev.
Ambrose Aegerter. pastor. Morning, DR..
John o. Mosier Van Vert. O., will speak
night. the pastor will speak on The
Wheels of Divine Promise
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Missionary Tabernacle-The Rev. Otto
H. Mater. pastor. 1920 a. m. theme. The
PRAYER Of Janus, 2:30 D. m, the Rev.
demption Plan: 7:30 D. m. the Rev Will
liam G. Nelson speaks on The Renewed
Earth"
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First United Presbyserian-The Rev.
Joseph A. Mears. pastor. Morning. DR.. r.
A. Hutchinson. secretary OF the Board Of
American Missions. viii speak: $50 D. m.
Young peoples meeting; night, union
services at the Woodruff United Presby-
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Irvington Presbyterian-Dr. John B. Fer
guson. pastor Morning theme, In. the
Valley Of Decision; night, The Abiding
Word"
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Edwin Raw NJ E.-The Rev. william tai
bolt Jones. pastor. Morning theme
THE Way to Be Saved; night The
Light House Of the World
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Central Christian-Dr. " A. shulien-
berger. pastor. Morning sermon VIII be
preached By DR.. A. {. Cory on Re
Thinking Missions; night. sermon BY the
pastor on "A Beautiful Young Woman
Who Became q Model Wife"
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Grace Church Of the Brethren-The Rev.
Russell G. West. pastor. Morning sermon
by the Rev. H, Spencer Minnich Of Elgin.
ILL.,: night. pastor will speak on Rejoicing
in Hope
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East Park NJ E.-The Rev. R. A. Ulrey
pastor. Morning service. Bsptismal
Service for infants, children and adults:
night theme, The Signs Of the Times. :"
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Broadway EvangeIieaI-The Rev. Lloyd
z Smith, pastor Morning theme "A
willing Sacrifice" followed By communion:
4:45 p. m. vespers conducted By the Rev.
J. o. Mosier.
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Truth Center of Applied Christianity
lincoln Hotel)-Mrs. Edna ?. Mauzy.
leader. Morning at 1870. Franklin 2. Far
rinrton will deliver his final sermon on
The People Said That It Thundered:
Wednesday at 8 D. m. the leader will
speak on Why Be Ye Discouraged
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Merritt Place NJ. E.-The Rev. NJ H.
REYNOLDS, pastor Morning theme. The
WAY To Be Saved; night. The Word"
bible night service.
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Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert j.
Wilson. pastor Morning subject. The
Sword Of the Spirit; night. The Change
less Christ
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Downey Avenue Christizn-The Rev. B.
r. Johnson, pastor. Morning, Miss Bertha
Ciawson educational missionary will
speak; night. the pastor VIII speak on
Christian Baptism"