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undue conservatism and serve the
country.
Democracy gets ahead when all
factions have faith in one another's
sincerity and when, each maintain
ing its characteristic emphasis,
they are willing to work together
and to complement sone another.
On the other hand, a nation that
is compelled to walk on one leg,
such as a totalitarian land where
some dictator knows no way of
dealing with an element that seems
to oppose his idea of government
except to cut it off-such a nation
is not likely to get very far even
though the dictator may try to
prop it up on the amputated side
with a governmental crutch.
Racial Supports
The metaphor of walking may be
applied also to the bearing of bur-
dens that fall upon the body polite
in these difficult days. Throughout
its history, for the most part, the
spirit of partnership has character
lied the American enterprise. There
have been two main racial sup
ports for the load, the whites and
the Negroes.
Religiously, there have been, so to
speak, the two legs of Christianity
and Judaism sustaining the burdens
of American responsibility since its
beginning. Thinking in terms of
the body of Christendom, there have
been the Protestant and Catholic
traditions, like two dynamic shafts
that share the total load, each of
them contributory to national equi-
librium and vigor.
AS religion sees it, the American
spirit is that which st. Paul pic
tured. To paraphrase his teaching,
there are various members, yet one
body.
The right foot cannot say to the
left foot, Il have no need of you"
Nor can the left foot say to the
right, Il have no need of you"
Both are necessary. And If one
member suffers, the other suffers
with it; and if one member is
honored, the other should rejoice
with it.
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Virginia Christina. Joan Calgan. Betty
out, Pat Fsdsrmann. Janet Graham,
} sfs ao mads fn10r JUDI assnS ssn:
oliphant. Claire Patton, Helen Pol
lock. Betty Poole, Jane Preston. Isabel
SmT T Fsn Martina ssaw
Shaw, Natalie Smith. Suzanne Smith.
Mary Catherine Stair, Jean Swain. Jeanne
Wms M MasEe znn Sobby shne
Billy Shine.
First Presbyterian Church Junior and
Junior High School Choirs.
George Frederick Holler. director.
Ernest Altopp Jr., Emma Barnnart. Sher-
man Barnhart, Patty Bolton. Lois Biehl
Joyce Boiling. Joan Caughran. Esther Zero
James Zero, Luonna French. Nancy Gold
en-. Geraldine Harmon. Madeline Harmon
John Jordan. Betty Keran. Ennabelle Kopp.
Virginia Lipscomb. Joyce Mack, Roselyn
Mack. William Martin. Clarsbelle Martin
Virginia Martin. Mary Mayer. Doris Nc
Broom. Carolyn Mead. Lora Rose Meade.
Richard Miller. Vivian Miller, Jean Louise
Moore. Natalie Moore, Willard Munson.
Thomas, Jeanne Thomas. Evans WOODEN III.
Meridian street Group
Mrs. W. q jackson, Miss Helen Goodman.
leaders.
Patricia Peat. Joan Mick. Peggy winslow
Martha Louise Armstrong. Katharine Arm
strong Eleanor Armstrong, Elizabeth Ann
Armstrong. Vera johnson. Sandy Taggart,
Henry Taggart. Mary Louise Patterson.
Richard Allen Jackson, loan Ober. Jean
ODER. John Oher Jane stlth. Joan Reese.
Judy Hamer. Betty Yorngerman. Ann
Lucille Cantwell, Martha 10 Cantwell,
suzanne Smith. Phyllis Ann LangweI
Martha Langweil Alice Ann McClelland,
Lorna Gray, Sherry Mcdowell.
Central Christian Church Junior Choir.
Mrs John Paul Ragsdale director
Curtis Scott. Richard Ernsting. Ned NJ
Smith. Harley vann Jr. Paul g. Beam
JL... George permitts Robert .Ragsdale.
Parcels, PATSY Jean Liehr Patricia Nell
parcsls, Masxares ,isfsx: Bernice Kendall
bo n.rs ''f stan 5n Elnssins rsMa ss
ms C<{f<hGeld. Roberta lean PrieS. FRANCES
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The leaders are to form the per-
sonnet of the organiza ton which
is to hold missions in IS major
cities. The program was arranged
to serve as united movement for
the awakening of the spiritual
life, and is to extend from Sept. Is
to Dec. 9.
Cities In which the mission is ia
be conducted are: indianapolis, To-
ronto, Pittsburgh, Kansas City. Mo.
Detroit, Atlanta, Birmingham. Lou
lsville. st. Louis, Cleveland.
Minneapolis-St. Paul, Des Moines.
Billings, Seattle, Vancouver. Port
land. Ore. San Francisco-Oakland
Los Angeles. Dallas. Chicago, Wash
llngton. Raleigh. Philadelphia. Bos-
ton and New York.
Newark Man Is Chairman
The Rev. DR.. William Hiram
FouIkes, Newark, N. j.. is Chairman
of the national committee and the
executive is the Rev. Jesse M.
Bader. secretary of the Depart-
ment OF Evangelism of the Council.
Inc list of leaders is as follows:
President Albert w. Beaver. Col.
gate-Rochester Divinity School: DR.
George F. Blackwelder. Lutheran
church of the Reformation. Wash
lngton; DR.. George A. Buttrick.
Madison Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Church, New York; Mrs Harrie r
Chamberlin, Toledo, president OF
the national convention of Y. w. C.
A. associations: Dr. M. E. Dodd
First Baptist Church, Shreveport.
La. and former president of the
Southern Baptist Convention; Rt.
Rev. Henry Wise Hobson. Protest.
ant Episcopal Diocese of Southern
Ohio.
Chinese Among Leaders
DR.. Ivan Lee Holt. st. Johns
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
st. Louis; Dr. Douglas Horton.
United Church of Hyde Park. Chi
cago Dean Lynn Harold Hough,
Drew Theological Seminary, Madi-
son. N. j.; DR.. E. Stanley Jones,
India; DR.. T. z. Koo, Shanghai:
Miss Muriel Lester, Kingsley House,
London; DR.. John A. Mackey, Pres
byterian Board of Foreign Missions:
DR.. Raphael H. Miller, National City
Christian Church, Washington; the
Rev. Richard C. Raines, Hennepin
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
Minneapolis.
Bishop Arthur j. Moore, Methodist
Episcopal Church, San Antonio:
Fred Ramsey. Cleveland; DR.. Mer-
ton S. Rice, Metropolitan Methodist
Church, Detroit: Right Rev. Rich
ard Roberts, moderator of the
United Church of Canada: Francis
B. Sayre, State Department. Wash
ington; DR.. Paul E. Scherer, Luz
theran Church of the Holy Trinity.
New York; DR.. Robert E. Speer.
former moderator of the Presbyte-
Ran General Assembly; Prof. Will
liam Taliaferro Thompson of the
Union Theological Seminary, Rich
mond, Va.
The Rev. Charming H. Tobias.
National Council of fthe Y. M. c.
A.; DR.. George w. Truett, First
Baptist Church. Dallas. and Prin-
cipal John S. Whale, Chestnut COL
lege, Cambridge, England.
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Veterans Services

Veterans Hospital patients
are to attend tomorrow's East
er services arranged by the
Rev. Joseph v. Somes. Catholic
hospital chaplain, and the Rev.
Charles R. Lizenby, Protestant
hospital chaplain. assisted by
the sacred music committee.
Twelfth District, American
Legion Auxiliary.
Father Somes is to give the
Catholic service at 3, with mu-
sic by the st. Joseph's Church
choir. Miss Helen Haehl is di-
rector. Mrs. Margaret Bright,
sacred music committee mem
Der, and member of the Gar
field Post SO, is in charge of
arrangements.
Protestant services are to be
conducted at Sis, with Mr..
Lizenby delivering the sermon.
The music is to be presented
by a chorus of juniors from
Bruce P. Robson Post 1873,
American Legion Auxiliary,
with Mrs. Carl Overlesse. di-
rector. Mrs. Stella Norland, sa-
cred music committee chair
man of the Twelfth District, is
in charge.
Both services are to be car
ried by the hospital loud
speaking system for patients
unable to leave their beds.
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Inez Scott, Mildred Hofer. Mary Eleanor
ETnsting; Patricia Louise Buser, Carol
en- McClelland. Isabel Jane Oldham, Bar
hara Jean Duke, Ruella sexton. Robert
Haaei Ptcoek Mdge Freem Mar Ruth Nc
Gowan, Alice Ann McC1elland.
Central Avenue Nj. E. Church.
Mrs A. D. Conner. Mrs. j. c. Hamilton
Miss Edna Bixler, Jimmy Bash, Virginia
MAY Benham. Doris Brooks. Charles
Brown. Edwin Cavavaugh. Wilma Jean
Chandler. Betty Grassland. George Cross
land. Mariana Grassland. Jane Fuller.
Jimmy Gilbert. Ruth Margaret Goodlet.
Charles Hoffman, Wilma Jean Holmes.
Betty Ireland. Isabelle Isenhour. Margaret
Kaser lean Ksr poT ,0s Kfma MsI Ns
Jack Fuller; 10 Ellen Mccrady. Betty
southard. Fredabel Stain, Barbara vii
cox. Charles Wood. Elijah beth Ann Woody.
Mary Margaret Munchhof. Eddie Hoffman
Jerry Wood.
Third Christian Church
Mrs. Grace Paris. Mrs. E. S. Cummings
leaders.
Mary Pauline Keller. Evelyn Newhouse
sro Mf ssa Robert sea Robey PAM
er. Jack Bond. George Young Jean Bar
nett. George Henry Keller. Virginia New
Ruth ff'' Helm Helm + Tredda Miller. Ralph Boyer
Retta Beall. John Palmer. Robert Bond
Vera Young. verda Young, Claude Hume
ardson, Joan Lewellyn. Marjorie Mccain
mon. Norma Jean Hughbanks. Dorothy
Power. Msrilyn Mueller Robert Benja-
min, Richard Owen. Betty Perkins. Jack
Smith. Charlotte Davis. Mary Lou SHINE
Kitty 10 Benbo. Betty Meehan, Phyllis
June Little, Sue Ann McC0llins. Levern
Behrman. Isabelle Thrush Margaret
Bwing. Thelma Carter, IsbeIle Stoll. Ernes-
title Albrecht. Betty Jean Clevenger. Mar
garet Grimes. Mary Ann Buschman.
Roberts Park M. e. Church
Mrs. James O. Haston. leader Miss Le-
thu Brown, assistant. Mr., Dale young
fnsosens Kreps. Marr -, johnston.
Walter Montgomery TTeann{& Jane Has
fon VIA laney, 1asa1aa Ha<aeatgs Ter
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Memorial

The Rev w. H. Kendall pastor.
Hugh M. Mason, director of music.
Mrs. William r. Duthie. organist.
-i0:i5 A. M
organ Prelude-Moderato Con Motto.
Observation-Disclosures. Ferrata
Processional-Jesus Christ Is Risen Today.
Quartet-In the End of the Sabbath
Observation-Disclosures. Speaks
Choir--King Triumphant ........ Ashford
Double Quartet-O Morn of Beauty.
Observation-Disclosures. Sibelius- Mason
Choir-Hosanna ........ Granier- Mason
Soprano solo--I Know That My Re-
deemer Liveth (Messiahl ..... Handel
Mrs Ruth Wagner.
Organ Postlude-Marche dFete Busser
Solosts, Mrs. Ruth WAGNER, So
prsno; Miss Mary Frey. contralto;
Hugh M Mason, tenor; Raymond
d. jackson. bass.
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HOLIDAY TO BE HERALDED WITH PLAYS MUSIC AND PAGEANTRY
The Finger Of God
Is to Be Presented

Percival Wilde's play, The Finger
of God" is to be presented by Miss
Mary Beatrice Whiteman, dramatic
reader, during the Epworth League
social hour at Roberts Park Meth
odist Church tomorrow at $50. The
public is invited.
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% Hired in March
By Good Will Group

heavyweight persons were given
employment by the Good Will In
dustries in March. according to a
report issued by the Rev. Howard
G. Lytle, superintendent.
HOURS of employment totaled 1919
and wages totaled $340.
The Good Will Industries, nom
profit organization, takes in used
materials, and provide work by re-
conditioning them.
Attendance at religious and So
cial meetings conducted by the In
dustries and the Fletcher Meth
odist Church was 1905.
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Radio Services
Radio religious pro-
grams and music are list
ed on Page s.

organ Postlude Halleluish Chorus
tMessiahJ .....-.-............ Handel
B p. M
Chancel P.=y
THE SEAMLESS COAT
Presented by The Presbyterisns.
Directed by John Mcwhethy.
Tabernacle
The Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel, pastor.
Fred Newell Morris. director OF music.
Paul r. Matthew. organist.
-10:45 A. M
organ Prelude-christus Resurrexit
Anthem-Kinv An Glorious Na ssrnby
Perry M. Rush. Mr. Morris and
contralto soio-Hossnna ...... oranier
Miss Pstrs NJ Kennedy
$50 P. M
organ, Choral Prelude-Lord for Thee :.
Easter Portions of Handers
choTu ss;.,sursly He Hath Borne Our
Tenor Recitattive-He Was Cut off
Out Of the Land OF the Living.
Tenor Air-But Thou Didst Not Leave.
Chorus--And With His Stripes We Are
Healed
Bass Air-Thou Art Gone Up on High.
Chorus-All we Like Sheep.
Soprano -Air--If God Be for Us.
Chorus-Lift Up Your Heads
Tenor Recitative-He That Dwelleth In
Heaven.
Tenor Air-Thou Shalt Break Them.
Chorus-Since by Man Came Death
Baritone northumberland I Tell You
a Mystery.
Baritone Air - The Trumpet Shall
Sound
Worthy Is the Lamb
Soloists. Mrs. Walter E. Wallace So
prano; Miss Patra NJ Kennedy. contralto:
Perry M Rush, tenor Fred Newell Morris
bass.
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On The Air

The Rev. A. E. Cowley, pas
tor of the Shelbyville First
Baptist Church, is to present
the morning devotional broad
casts next week over WIRE.
The programs, sponsored by
the Church Federation of In
dianapolis, are broadcast at
6:45 each morning except Sun
day.
Mr.. Cowley's topics are to be:
Monday, Easter Continued;
Tuesday, 'The Re-discovery of
a Lost Art; Wednesday. Hap
pineSs Is M a d e of Simple
Things; Thursday, Roses in
December and Friday, THE
Voice of Experience"
Music is to be provided by
the following groups: Monday.
Senior Capella Choir of
Shelbyville High School; Tues
day, Mrs. L. M. Holtz, soloist;
Wednesday, Junior Capella
Choir; Thursday, Mrs. Morris
Sleeth, soloist; Friday, Harry
Smith, soloist.
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Quartet, harp and organ.
Easter Carols.
Primary Department.
Harp and Organ
Anthen-As 1t Began to Dawn .Bochau
Quartet harp and organ.
Onertory-Spr1ng Song ...... .MendelSschn
Anthems-Day of Days ..... VandiWater
In Joseph's Lovely Garden -. Dickinson
Postlude
Quartz Miss Charlotte Lieber. So
prano: Miss Beulah Bailey contralto:
Delmar Huppert tenor; Dewitt Tai
pert. bass. Mrs. Louise s. Koehne,
harp.
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Crouch, Rufus Dodrill. Lois Sears, Jean
Anne Sears. Pearl Moore. Josephine Moore
Ida Bradshaw. Robert Manner Buddy Rails
ton. Betty Banta, Virginia Goodnight. Peg
gy Whitesell. Margaret More, Louis Cra-
ven, Betty Sutherlin. Marjorie Sparger
Alice Kemp. John Refer.
Fleming Garden Christian Church Junior
Choir
i, Mrs. Elsie Manning. Mrs. E. NJ. Pra-
Betty Wills, Mary Mclaughlin. Betty
Mclaughlin, Earlene Prather, Bonnie
Dean, Estella Beakbaugh, Evelyn Shell
ton, Elizabeth Caldwell Juanita Glib
bons. Donald Caldwell Melvin Prathsr
Maurice Weakly. Jimmy Polsgrove. John
Soucie, Betty Poore. Louise Hymer, Nor
ma Eddleman: Melbs JOY Anderson. Char
lotte Boiler, Laverne Boiler, Marjorie Nc
Afee Deloris Boiler. Margaret Freijie
Eileen Adair. David Hammer.
Junior Members, Bruce p Robson
American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Carl Overleese. director.
Helen Buenaman, Divine Buenaman
MARGARET Collman. Margaret Ferger. Betty
Lou Easselbring, Norma LAufer Mary
Maxwell Jane Nesbitt. Laura Nesbitf
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And They Took Jesus
Paul Judson Ransdell and quartet.
Alleluia. Sing Ye-
Mrs. Thelma Collins and choir.
Upon the First Day-Women's chorus.
The Lord Is Risen Indeed-Choir.
Morning of Life
Frank Brizendine and Harold Edwards.
A New Song-Choir
We Hail Risen Lord-Women's chorus.
Serve Him Forever
Deloris Brizendine and Frank
Brizerdine.
Bells of Easter Ring
Mrs. Gladys Childers and choir.
oh. Send the Word-Men's chorus.
Christ Arose--Choir.
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Reformed

First
The Rev. c. j. G. Russom, pastor
Magdalene Eberhardt Keen organist.
Fred L. Iske, director.
1880 A. NJ
Prelude-Easter Day ...... Loret
rocessional-Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today ...-........... Davidica
Anthem-Angelss Roll the Rock Away
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University Heights

The Rev Roy H. Turley, pastor.
$50 A. NJ
Prelude-Christ Arose ........... Lowry
Hymn-The Morning Light Is Breaking.
The Messianic Prophesy lisa. SO.
SThe Gospel Story of the First Easter.
Tenor Solo-Open the Gates Of the
Gene Mogle
Easter Sermon--The Empty Tomp
characterization.
1880 A. M
oceSsional--Hosanna Hosanna. the
Happy Children Crv ........... Brown
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80. ......,. ............ Scott
Soloists-Mrs. Robert Drake,
Rudolph Miller.
Ofertory-Easter Dawn Claussmann
Enthem-In Joseph's Lovely Garden
Young Peoples Choir assisted by Ladies'
Quartet-Mrs. George Gebhardt Mrs
F. Iske, Miss Bertha Fahrenkamp
and Mrs. H. Karch.
Sermon-The Immortal Christ .. Pastor
Anthem-Christ Triumphant ......Yon
Choral Response-Hear Our PRAYER
Fecesslonal-Crown Him With MANY.
Postlude-Hosannah ....... Hartmann
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United Brethern
BrOOkSide


The Rev. c. J. Roush pastor
Helen Thomas Martin, organist.
w. A. Thomas. director.
-1O:45 A. M
Plelude-Resurrection Morn -. Johnston
oheTtory-O Welt. Ich Muss Dich
@ World Now Must Leave rR sssnnis
Anthem-o Morn Of Beauty -. sibelius
Sermon-Easter Ultimatum
Postlude-oester Moreen ........ Mailing
-5:30 A. NJ.
Organ Recital-Lovely Appear from the
Hallelujah Chorus from The Messiah
Toccata--svmnbony '' . H Wider
Observation-Disclosures So.
nvocation-Pastor
Tenor Solo-Hosanna ..,... Grsnier
Eugene Mogle
to st. Matthew, Chapter %
Arthur Miller
Easter Cantata.
RESURRECTION MORN
Part
Introduction and Tenor Tenor Solo
Chorus--Lo! In the Gardens Mournful
Shade
Alto solo-Now Upon the First Day.
Thelma Buhmiller.
Soprano and Tenor Duet-Thus the
n,
Evelyn Hocket and Rev. Edward Male
Part III
Morning.
Chorus-Hail. ROSY Light.
Ohertory-Adagio First Organ Sonata
'.................. Mendelssohn
Easter Cantats
THE RISEN KING
Schneider.
Introduction.
Chorus-This Is the Day Which the
Lord Hath Made.
The Story.
Trio IS (womeny1With Loving ing, Hearts
and Laden Hands
They Game Unto the Sepulchre
Chozal Recitative (MenJwThen Went
Chorus-Weeping. for Him
Alto. solc-They Have Taken Away My
Thelma Buhmiller.
Choral Recitative-Aad When She Had
chorus-o Grave. Where Is Thy VIC
Finale.
Chorus-Unto Him Who Loved Us.
Observation-Disclosures Dec ............. Silver
First
The Rev. George F. Snyder. pastor.
Gaynell Lashbrook, organist.
Donald Gwinn, violinist.
-T:45 P. NJ
Prelude-Ave Maria ...s.......... Gounod
Violin and organ
Ofertory-Springtide ............. Grieg
Easter Cantata
THE KING TRIUMPHANT
(AShford)
Alto Solo and Choir-Thou Art Ny God
Soprano and Bass Solos and Choir
The Entry Into Jerusalem
Choir-Ride on in Majesty
Soprano Solo-Jerusalem
Tenor Solo and Quartet-Gethsemane
Bass Solo and Choir-Hail King OF the
Jews
Male Quartet-And There Was Dark
Soprano Solo and Choir-Christ Is
Contralto Solo-An Easter Prayer
Women's Quartet-The Ascension
Choir-King Triumphant
Soloists-Mary Bartlett. soprano;
Mary Alice Bair. contra1to; Homer
Asher, tenor; Warren Mumma, bass.
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Unitarian

All Souls
The Rev F. S. C. wicks. pastor
Miss Christine Houseman. organist.
-10:30 A. M
Harp and Organ-Pomp and Circum-
stance ........... ....-........ Elgar
Alleluia Forth ..... Miller
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| nande lie vier. Lillian Hughes. Emily Ann
Miles. Betty Miles, Marie Yates Mary
Hood. Mary Susan Singer, Norma Mae
Lamb. Pauline Hoffman. Mary Middle
tor. Elma Grower. Dolly Buchanan Helen
Mof Arland. Harold LEVER. Louis lie vier,
James Gillock. Robert German. Samuel
Hardesty. Joe Ellen Burroughs. James
Wright Betty Sanders John Mots Betty
Blackuter. Mary Mcdaniel. Marjorie John
ston. Thomas Williams Louis Lazaropolis.
rts Bsptg Jams MtcSe BYRON
s SI Buchanan. Robert wynn es Betty Jean
Ha Betty JACK Pe cocs 5 HnT M NUE.
ell, Gerna Grooner Elspeth Jean Cullen.
First Baptist Church
Miss Mary Alice Furves, leader: Miss Ed
ma Sonnefeld. assistant.
| Clarence Herbert. James Harding Her
man Dalton. Dorothy Jane Johnson. Mar
celia Ruth Lutz. Patricia Post. Joan He'd
rick. Phyllis Jean Cecil, Mary Alice
Straight. Janet Mckinney. Margaret FL
len MCGUIRE. Mary Ann Kelly Lucy Jessie
chsm6erlain. Helen Whitehead. Barbara
Jean King. Frances Power. Peggy Vogel-
sang. Paul Nevil. Jack weissier, Betty
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Mrs. j. G. Watkins in charge: Mrs. W.
A. Hutchings. assistant
Janet Ahernethy. Dorathy Jeanne Bur-
get. June Crockett. George Crockett. Doris
Jeanne Fennell. Patty Gabe Jrne Ann
Goodrich, Mary Lea Graham. Dick Ora
ham. Susan HarRer. Suzanne Herman Joan
Johnson. Jean Kistl,r Nancy Kistler. Adah
Madge Phipps. Dsssdemcna Perth. Roy
| Slaughter Jr.. Shartyn Smith Gene Stark
Jack Stuart, Barbara Weir. Margaret Wills
Patricia Yount.
First Friends Church
| Miss Helen Marisy leader: Miss Lor-
rslne Brown. assistant
John Anderson. Joan BARLEY. Barbara
] Billy MetzEer Betty Mitchell Marian New-.
| lin William Newltn. Betty Lou Peterson.
Barbara PIymate. Mary Ellen FISmate5
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Indianapolis Is One Of Is Cities
Selected by Religious Leaders
for Spiritual Awakening Drive
Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America to
Sponsor National Preaching Mission; Opens
Sept 13 and Closes Dec g.
Times Special

NEW YORK, April 1-Twenty-six n
country abroad accepted participate
National Preaching Mission be conducted this
Council of Churches of Christ America
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First United

The Rev Joseph A. Mears. pastor.
o. K. Tamplin. choir director
Mrs. Donna Eberhard. organist.
-1O:45 A. M
the Temple.
Hymn-He Is Risen.
Anthem-The Living Christ.
Anthem-As It Began to Dawn.
Organ Postlude.
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Thelma Rosebrock. Betty Jean Scott, Mar.
ian Ellen Scott. Louise 5teinsberger. Irens
Ulrey.
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Irvington

The Rev. John B. Ferguson pastor
Mrs. James r. Loomis organist and choir
director,
1880 A. M
Christus Resurrexlt .......... Ravanello
Christus Redemption .......... Matthews
Procsssional-Jesus Christ Is Risen
Junior and Senior Choirs.
Ring out, Christ Is Risen. =. Goodell
Tears. go. German Carol arr. Gaul
Ohertory-Easte Spring Song. Edmundson
Anthem-O Morn of Beauty ..... Sibelius
Postlude-Alleluia ................ Faulkes
$50 p. NJ
Preude-Chris Triumphant s...., Yon
Hymn-The Day of Resurrection
Anthem-The Risen Christ ........ Noble
Selections From the Cantata, He Is
Soprano So" Aria-The Lament of NARY MTg tninS
Soprano. Baritone and Chorus-Jesus
Appears to Mary.
Ccntralto Aria--There Is Green Hill
Far Away.
Trio. Soprano, Alto, Tenor-He Is Risen.
Ohertory-Serenade ................V Valdez
Francis Loomis, violin. Mary Cath
crime Stair, harp; Helene
Kramer. piano.
Anthem-The Gross. ..S..... Ware-Riegger
AnthemI,Let Not Thy Heart Be
PostiudeMTriumphs March -. beethoven
Solorists-Mrs. Paul E. Dorsey, So
prano Elizabeth Ward Crowell,
contralto; David Starr Jordan.
tenor; Fred VanArsdale, baritone.
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Received Too Late
for Listing
University Heights
(ChriStian)

(ChrlStlan)
The Rev. j. Grundy Fisher.
MORNING.
Processional-Christ the Lord.
Invocation
Hymn-Angels Roll the Stone Away.
Scripture.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Song.
Prayer
Hymn-Low in the Graves.
Anthem-Hallelujah for the Cross.
Invitation Hymn-Just AS I am.
Communion Service.
Offering.
Benediction.
PROFESSIONALISM Hail.
Anthem-O Praise the Lord
Reading.
Mrs. H. L. Barnhart.
Mrs, Dewey Henry.
Hymn-Crown Him.
Duet-what Did It Mean?
Mrs. Lee Toliver, Mrs. Delbert
Solo-He Loves Even Me.
Elizabeth Collins.
Violin Solo, Mrs. Carol Campbell.
Shall I Cruelty Him?
Mems Quartet -Messers. o. Watts, A. NC
Cally, l.. Toliver, D. Weddle.
Girls Chorus-With Thee, Dear Lord.
Offering.
Piano Selection-The Holy City.
Dorothy Tolon.
Solo-Mrs. H. L. Barnhart.
-Hallelujah for the Cross.
Solo-Mrs. Lee Toliver.
Trio-Dottie Vessels, Jean Vessels, Vernon
Vessels.
Invitation Hymn.
Benediction.
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The Rev. Virgil D. Raglan, pastor.
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organ Prelude.
Anthem-As It Began to Dawn Vincent
Soloist, Ruth McVey.
Harp Solo-Sprinq .............. Thomas
Martha Burns
Offertory Solo-In Josephs Lovely
Garden ................. Dickinson
Mrs. Marion Davis
Harp and Organ-Adagio Cantab bile
.....t... ........... ..... Beethoven
Soprano Soo-I Know That My Re-
deemer Liveth (MessiahI 80. Handel
organ Postlude.