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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-23

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23
G.N.SO.-Demands of the mari
time unions for conditional guar
antees" yesterday blocked the one
year shipping peace plan proposed
by Admiral H. G.. Hamlet.
Admiral Hamlet ended his four
days of conference with Pacific
coast ship operators and labor
leaders with this summary of the
strike.threatening maritime situa-
ton:
Ship operators at first agreed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-23

to renew the 1884 operating agree
ment, as Hamlet proposed, until
October l, 1897, without change.
Unions countered by proposing
six changes in the agreement.
They described these changes as
fundamental"
Ship operators then requested
that final action be deferred in
definitely pending maritime
commission investigation, but re-
iterated they would accept re-
instatement of the 1884 award
intact.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-23
Keep Out Signs
Win Separation

NEW YORK, Oct. % G.N.SJ.
Mrs. Florence w. Robert, has
been awarded a separation from
her husband, Owen w. Roberts,
retired broker, $500 a year ali
mony and custody of her 18-year-
old daughter. She charged her
husband placarded their apart
ment with signs reading:
Keep Out-there is a trap
here"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-23
Two New Workers
Are Sued in Reno

RENO, New, Oct. % Q.N.S0.
Two New York men were named
defendants in divorce complaints
1lled here yesterday. Blanche S.
Spaulding sued Charles j. Spauld-
ing, of Buffalo, whom she mar
RED there July s, 1925, charging
cruelty. Charging desertion, Ann
n. Berry sued Ansel Purdy Berry
Of Syracuse.
Evening star., 1936-05-26
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

f04 ord ST. N.W.-Large. airy. suitab
light Housekeeping. Day and night elt
vator service. Apply on premises. Res
sonable rates.
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SS.95O-CHEVY CHASE.

SS.950-CHEVY CHASE.
FULLY DETACHED. in brand-new-house
condition. vacant. and located on large,
beautifully wooded lot in the Leland section
of Chevy Chase. Six nice big rooms. fire.
place. modern in every detail. side living
porch. garage. in fact. all and much more
than you would expect for such a modest
price. but this price is made for q quick
sale. To inspect. phone
r NJ. HOOKER. Metropolitan o663.
Evenings tn q Call North 1OS5
Evening star., 1936-05-26
LOCATED CHEVY CHASE,

H. u, -lSnl6
S10.950-On wide avenue Of attractive
and welI-kept properties. Looks like 1t
was lust built yesterday. owner having i'm
proved place considerably since purchase
Very attractive gardens and fine trees. A
2-story. Groom home with automatic heat
and refrigeration: built-in garage. open
fireplace: detached all-brick Colonial Call
for appointment to inspect. BOSS &
PHELPS. NATIONAL $500. Evening phone
OF n-Dp
Evening star., 1936-05-26
APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.

Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and sts NV ! room ktt.. bath,
completely furn, linens, silver. FriRidaire:
day week month National 5425
Evening star., 1936-05-26
SALE-HOUSES.

BEAUTIFUL NEW DETACHED BRICK
home. 3 bed rooms. 2 baths; in the very
best community. for less than $4,000.
National 1893. EVENINGS. Shepherd 1878.
IN OLD GEORGETOWN.
SO: 75o-In one of the finest blocks in
this historical area. Colonial brick with
basement recreation room. bath and space
for maids room. flrst-foor living room. din
ing room and modern kitchen with over
sized electric refriReration; 3 bed rooms
and bath and doorway to deck over front
porch, attic with concealed stairs; walls
furIed and house weather-stripped, scr.?n-
plant. House II 3 feet wide. Large tree IN
rear yard. Best buy of day in GEORGETOWN.
BOSS e. PHELPS, NATIONAL 9300. Eve
Evening star., 1936-05-26
SALE-CO-OPERATIvE APIS.
WANTED TO RENr-HOUSES.

ABOUT Is ROOMS. UNFUR. NV. SEC
tion. reasonable: good condition: reliable
party. Call Met. G402. ewes. after 3 2s'
SIX. ROOMS. FURNISHED, DETACHED.
yard. trees; suburban. June 1-Octobsr |.
Rent reasonable. Best references. Phone
North 10000. Branch 716
8 ROOMS OR ROOMS WITH ENCLOSED
sleeping porch. unfurn.. NV by June Is.
Ado Cress Box A2A-M. Star Office oSs
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1857 RHODE ISLAND AVE. CORNER 15th>
Cool front rooms. private, semi-private
baths separate closets. spacious lawn:
excellent meals individually served: ladies.
gentlemen: S36 so to S3S. so; other vacan-
cies, gentlemen. S31 so: walking distance
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE 1886 New Hamp-
shire ave- double front rms. l single;
Summer rates. reasonable. North $685..
3O4 EAST CAPITOL-Attractive room. ex-
ceIlent exposures fine food properly pre-
pared and served.
i4iO 18th NW.-Cool double room. mod
ernly furnished phone. inner spring mat
treSses. spacious dining rooms. excellent
mells; reasonable. 81.
MASTER BED ROOM twin beds, large
closet. windows, private bath: excellent
bus or car. Phone Emerson 5754.
GENTLEWOMAN with outside interests
can have delightful accommodations with
private adult family as only guest Ac.
comodations. 2nd;foor front room. maid
conveniences. Room. breakfast and din
ner $50 mo. Address Box 22-P. Star
ONCE.
1893 K ST NV. the e-MarQue-Nicely
Furnished rooms running water. Semi-pri-
vate bath: home cooking; downtown; reas.
5000 CONN. AVE NW.-Room. next 10
bath nth twin beds excellent meals.
ITa6 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w;-cool,
comfortable rooms single and double; con-
venient location; reasonable rates. 29'
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uuICpECT

HIIICREST.
This desirable home is Just six months
old. Large living room with open fireplace.
nice dining room. beautiful tiled kitchen.
three lovely bed rooms tiled bath with
shower. front porch; built-in garage. large
corner lot 65xI31.5 #. For information
call Mr.. Altman Atlantic 392S
wAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St NV Dist 1896
Evening star., 1936-05-26

1121 18th ST. NW.-Large double room
in English basement. with stove and water;
] hk. S6 40 weekly
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IA MCDONALD PL. NE.

$3.50.
New beautiful Cape Cod cottage best
northeast section. very high elevation; nice
lot; convenient to bus stores, schools;
inspect this house. For further informa-
tion call MIR: FIELDS Georgia 2042.
WAPLE IL JAMES. INC.
1924 l4th Sd NV District 2347
Evening star., 1936-05-26
ROOMS AND BOARD.
(Continued.)

front; suitable 3 young people; beautifully
furnished; excellent meals; S32 so. Phone
Columbia 0175.
WALKING DISTANCE DOwNTOwN-Ex-
elusive guest home, double room. southern
exposure for young ladies; Semi-private
bath excellent home cooking. Phone De-
catur 1884
Evening star., 1936-05-26

Call US for information on Colonial 9.
room and bath home. oil heat, lot 5gx35O.
Price. $1,000. GOODLOE r. kLOEp-
PiNGER. Natl. 7793. Ewes. Shepherd SoIo.
Evening star., 1936-05-26
SALE-HOUSES.
A BUY THAT IS REALLY BARGAIN IN
BEAUTIFUL MASSACHUSETTS AVE.

tached. on lot 55xl22 Spacious porches
and spacious rooms. all in good condition.
House contains rooms (6 BED ROOMS.
! y baths. biz side entrance hallway, open
fireplace. sleeping porch. garage: shrubbery
and trees. Vacant: Call for appointment
TO show. BOSS 6s PHELPS NATIONAL
1900. EVENINGS PHONE WISCONSIN
Evening star., 1936-05-26

2210 PENN. AVE. NW.-Plaza; large rm,
unlim. phone Phone West OS53.
Evening star., 1936-05-26

e17 N. CAROLINA AVE SE.-Within
walking distance U. S. Capitol and Navy
Yard: . rooms kitchen and bath
Evening star., 1936-05-26

1437 MADISON NW.-LARGE. ATTRAc-
TIVE RIM. TWIN BEDS; PRIVATE PORCH
AND LAVATORY; S35
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IoU9 IND ST NW.-Large front hk.
I'm. NICE furniture: nr. ST. bus line.
DUPONT CIRCLE 1878 Church st.-Nicely
catur 3465
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.
WANTED-ROOMS.

GENTLEMAN desires single room in small
private family. NV. State terms Address
Box 430-M, Star office. 21t
EMPLOYED lady wants room, unfurnished
or furnished near 18th and You sts. $50
Longfellow ST., apt. f.
UNFURNISHED-Two rooms and kitchen
cite. about S25. Call Metropolitan 1910.
FURNISHED ROOM with kitchenette. suit
able two adults NV. section. State details.
Address Box 40S-M. Star office.
Evening star., 1936-05-26

l71S 18th NW-Bright front room twin
beds; new furniture: walking distance
downtown; inspect Immediately; 81 week
Evening star., 1936-05-26

DUPONT CIRCLE 1903 N Hampshire ave
Large corner rm., pri. bath; single rm.,
bath garage: Summer rates: ref
Evening star., 1936-05-26

1872 N H AVE. NW-Very large. cool
room, with private bath and shower, for
Evening star., 1936-05-26

1853 PARK RD. N.W.-clean. comfortable
room modern home. Ink telephone;
near cars stores: refined sober man; SIS
Evening star., 1936-05-26

CHEVY CHASE MD. BRICK. S9,15O
New insulated rm. detached house;
2 bed rooms. tile bath. electric kitchen,
open fireplace screened porch slate roof
copper spouting. metal easement windows.
custom made Venetian blinds oil burner
garage large lot: near bus. OWNER
phone Wisconsin 1512-W.
CAPITOL HILL, CENTRAL NE. Mr.. 9th
& z SITS. n.e.-S rms. porches, garage.
Reasonable MRS. WILLIAMS, 500 E 81.
ne Phone Lincoln 3l43
Evening star., 1936-05-26

ARMY OWNER TRANSFERRED
1871 Somerset pl. n.w.-Brick. nearly
new; 4 bed rooms. 3 baths ~ first-foor
bed rooms, oil heat: 50, $50. South of
| Walter Reed Hosp. Open. Georgia 9171.
Evening star., 1936-05-26

1919 VERMONT AVE.-Select; twin beds
chw. best foods basement private bath
suitable two. 81 week each. Met. 7204.
1926 RHODE ISLAND-Attractive cool;
spacious living and dining rooms: good
food: refined SURROUNDINGS reasonable. 2Ss
Evening star., 1936-05-26

DUPONT CIRCLE, 160S 20th-Cool studio.
exceptionally desirable for artist; suit
able several persons: also other ronms
Evening star., 1936-05-26

i b. h.-w h gar: good condition.; 1000;
6906 Conn; aye;ELarge. . entrance s hsfst nan
iii heat . car gar: beautifully Handicapped.
Offer invited. MORRIS FITZGERALD. 1911
a 81 n w Phone National $3.50. ~
Evening star., 1936-05-26

ARMY OWNER TRANSFERRED.
1871 Somerset pl p.w-Brick nearly
BED bed rooms'. ns' iHn oil heat: s So s5o South Of
Walter Reed Hosp. Open. Georgia 9171.
oLD-FAsHIoNED RESIDENCE. EXCLUSIVE
merciai PRIVILEGES. Address BOX 426-M.
Star office.
SIS. .95O-N. z. BARGAIN-325 L ST. NE.
Is large rooms. tile bath. screened break
fast and glass-inclosed sleeping porches.
detached sarage; arranged for families.
4-BED-RooM cENTER-HALL BRICK,
On wooded lot 6o-foot frontage; blocks
t. on Ses secon Cannot E Be Sup
Gated for Sl3:950. Call Mr.. HARGRAVE.
Columbia 1857.
BRADLEY HILLS.
1851 BRADLEY BLVD.
One Of a group of four new homes In
this lovely section; high elevation. large
landscaped lots; 8 rooms; baths. first;
to inspect these new homes. Open daily
until s, pm. Out Wisconsin ave. to Bradley
lane. then iets eYRGs e pTSgfs1z RgfsER. JR.,
5211 Wisconsin Ave. Clev. 5311.
HOME ON THE HILLSIDE
ONE OF THE MOST CHARMING SMALL
THE HONE HOME THAT Il rs IS bbfHFFFEEkfENr.
This is a place that will appeal tremen-
street on gently slopine hillside. with wind
ing walk to house. Well shaded by huge
trees Attractive gardens in rear; q rooms
and BATH. arranged in most unique manner.
Cost owner S11. 900 Faces toward beauti-
full palisades of Potomac. BOSS q PHELPS
EATJoNAd n lJpf An 93a9; 400 AFTER $50 CALL
HERE IT iS-4 BED RMS, $3.50. GOOD
white NV. location. near III. ave-; 20 IT,: .
porches. nice elevation. Opportunity. Call
w. BAILEY Adams 47S6.
YOUR CHOICE OF SEVERAL sIx-RoOM
brick homes in Petworth. S6,95Q. Very
easy terms. Georgia $500. Columbia 1ss2
MARIETTA PARK.
Owner will sacrifice home less than one
year old Detached corner brick; rms.
4 bed rms. 2 b.. garage, large lot; near
Transportation and schools Georsia 4l3s.
STROUP REALTY co,
1927 Eye st. NV.
EAST CAP. ST. Mr.. LINCOLN PKG R,
j b., h-w h gar; good condition; $1,000;
1905 Conn. ave.-Large. entrance nan
and iivino room. 5 large bed rms. baths,
offer invited MORRIS FITZGERALD. 1911
@ st. NV. Phone National $3.50. ~
BE WISE!
Call US for Information on Colonial S'
room and bath home. oil heat lot 5gx32o.
Price. $1,000. GoQDLoE e. kL0EP-
PiNGER. Natl. 7793. Ewes. Shepherd 3516.
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PORTLAND HOTEL.

14th AT THOMAS CIRCLE.
Extra large comfortable sleeping rooms
from ST single: private bath. S12.5 wk.
29s
COLORED-One large double room, SIS
month; gentleman. Phone North S769
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TILDEN ST NEAR CONN. AVE.
Sr. and 2 b. oil heat porches garage.
gRODIE & COLBERT, INC,
1907 Eye st. NV. National 1875.
AN ATTRACTIVE GROUP OF HOUSES m
Chevy Chase now available; rentals range
available for inspection. Dixie REALTY
CO. I417 I st. NV. National $3.50.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW, FIVE ROOMS,
full tiled bath oak floors, copper screens,
electric refrigeration: S55 $3.50 with
MOSS REALTY CO.,
Tower Bldg. Metropolitan 1875.
Evening star., 1936-05-26
SALE-HOUSES.
BUNGALOW-S4,50O.

1915 2nd ST. nw-Alodern, 4 rooms and
bath. h.-y.b.: extra room in basement;
large shaded lot; one block 10 Government
park. Only $500 cash balance like rent.
Phone Metropolitan h4OO
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VACANCY for / or young men. June /
home cooking; very reasonable. 91S NJ st.
Evening star., 1936-05-26
HOUSES-UNFURNIsHED

GLOVER PARK
3155 w st. n.w.-6 r, bath, incl porch.
automatic heat, refrigeration gar; avail
able on long lease $50 month
F. e. MALONEY Cleveland 7649.
4310 BRANDYWINE-6 r.. B.. MODERN:
large lot $40. D. H. JOHNSON CO.. 941
Evening star., 1936-05-26

MARIETTA PARK.
Owner will sacrifice home less than one
year old Detached corner brick; rms.
4 bed rms, 2 b., garage, large lot; near
TRANSFORMATION and schools. Georsia Abs.
STROUP REALTY Co.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-16
City Pastor to Speak Before
Presbyterian Church Assembly

Honor of being guest speaker at
one of the most important Presby-
terrain meetings of the year has
been conferred upon the Rev.
George Arthur Frantz, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church.
He is to speak in Syracuse May
81 at the popular meeting held in
connection with the Presbyterian
Church general assembly which
opens May %.
The Presbyterian Board of Chris
tan Education. of which DR.. Frantz
is member, is sponsoring the meet
ing at which he is to speak. The
Rev. Harold McA. Robinson, board
general secretary. is to preside.
DR.. Frantz was born in Kittan-
ming. Pa, and was graduated from
Grove City College and Western
: theological Seminary in Pittsburgh.
His graduate study was continued
at the University of Marburg, Ger
many, and in Trinity College, Glas-
gov. Scotland. Before coming TO
Indianapolis in 1926, DIR. Frantz had
served Presbyterian churches in
Pennsylvania and Ohio.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-16
North Church
to Get Flags
Scout Presentation Service
Is Arranged.

The North Methodist Church,
Boy Scout Troop 81 sponsor, is to
receive an American flag from the
troop in a formal presentation
service tomorrow morning. At the
same time, Mr.. and Mrs. E. O.
Snethen are to present the Chris
tian flag.
The flags were made especially
for the church, and will be placed
in the chancel on 12-foot poles. The
Rev. G. A. McPheeters, pastor, is to
receive them for the church, and is
to conduct the dedication services.
Honor guests at the service are
to be persons who had part in
building the church structure, the
fifth anniversary of which is being
celebrated in special service S
throughout the month.
The Rev. E. S. Wamsley, 88, re-
tired minister and for several years
an active member of the North
Church congregation, is to deliver
brief address. The pastors SER
mon theme will be THE Church
Our Forward Program"
A choir anthem and a solo, my
Lord and King, All Glory" sung by
William F. Kugel, choir director,
are to be included in the musical
portion of the service.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-16
Jewish Social
Service Bodies
Are to Confer
Annual National Meeting to
Open May 80 in Allan
tic City.

Indianapolis Jewish social work.
ers, headed by Allen Bloom, general
secretary of Kirshbaum Center, are
preparing to attend the thirty
seventh annual meeting of the Ma
tional Conference of Jewish Social
Service in Atlantic City May 80 to
June 3.
In program calling for 40 ses-
sions, Observation-Disclosures lead
ers are to base their discussions on
the general theme, Adjustment of
Jewish Social Work to Present-Day
Conditions" Executives and lay
leaders of declarations, welfare funds
and functional agencies, as we'll as
educators and heads of Jewish CEN
tiers, are to participate.
Three groups are to meet sinful
taneously with the conference. They
are the National Association of Jew
ish Center Executives, tbs National
Council for Jewish Education and
the Association of Practitioners in
Jewish Social Agencies.
Their Sessions Open May 20
The first two groups are to begin
activities May 29, and the first of
seven general sessions is scheduled
for the following night. Principal
speaker at the official opening is to
be Harry l.. Gluckman, president of
the conference and executive direc-
tor of the National Jewish Welfare
Board.
DR.. Joseph j. Schwartz, executive
director of the Brooklyn Federation
OF Jewish Charities, is chairman of
the conference program committee.
The National Conference of Jew
ish Social Service, established in
1899, is comprised of $50 Jewish
constituent declarations, welfare
funds and functional social service
agencies in the United States and
Canada. In addition, it's member
ship includes more than 500 indi-
viduals connected with these con-
stituent societies. The Jewish Fed
Grafton and the Jewish Community
Center Association in Indianapolis
are members of the conference.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-16
Chart Lecture
Is TO Be Given
First of Series Scheduled
to Begin Tomorrow.

A series of illustrated chart lee
lures is to be given by the Rev. Will
liam S. Switzerland, Bloomington,
at the West Side Church of God
from May 10 to %.
Based on the prophecies of Daniel,
lecture subjects are as follows: "The
Signs of the Times" 1.-THE Battle Of
Armageddon," THE Great Apos-
tasy," THE Church That Jesus
Built" "Will There Be a Millen-
lump" "The Lake of Fire" 1.-The
Great Tribulation," 1.-The Mark Of
the Beast" THE Kingdom of God, "
1.-THE War in Heaven" 1.-THE Second
Coming of Christ" 1.-THE Final
Judgment"
At young peoples service at $50
tomorrow night, James A. Collins,
former criminal court judge, is to
speak. The pastor is to preach at
both morning and evening services.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-16

He served pastorates of three years
each in Batavia and Eaton, O., and
Washington, Ind, before coming to
Indianapolis.
Activities Were Varied
He has acted as moderator of the
indianapolis Presbytery, Christian
education chairman for the same
body, and chaplain of the Masonic
Lodge, Capital City chapter. He
also was appointed chairman of the
Indiana State Pastors Convention
industrial commission this year.
Mr.. Simpsons community activi-
ties have included efforts on behalf
of child welfare, labor and peace.
During his pastorate at the Wash
ington Street Church, membership
increased from 100 to almost 500.
The church edifice has undergone
repairs amounting to $4,000 during
the same period.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-16
Eastern Star
Aids Selected
Plans Launched for World
Session Here Next Year.

Plans are under way for the Cen
eral Grand Chapter Session, Order
OF Eastern Star, to to be held at
Cadle Tabernacle in September.
1887. The convention is expected
to draw 10000 delegates and visitors
from all parts of the world.
Harry E. Emmons is general chair
man of convention arrangements,
and John B. Hessong this week was
appointed religious service commit
tee chairman.
Mr.. Hesson is past grand patron
of the lodge Indiana Grand Chap
ter, and is secretary to the chapter
educational fund, board of direc-
tors. He also is principal of the
John Strange School, Washington
Township.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-16
Church Association
TO Elect Officers

Annual election of Marion Coun-
ty Christian Church School As
ISOLATION directors is scheduled for
the associations monthly meeting
Monday night in University Park
Christian Church. 1t is to be the last
fellowship meeting until September.
Mrs. r. Melvyn Thompson, North
wood Christian Church School,
women's class teacher, is to speak
on THE Teaching of Women in the
Church School" Music is to be pre-
sented by William Franklin and the
Seventh Christian Church choir
with Miss Edith Loyton, accom-
PIANIST.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-16
IN INDIANAPOLIS CHURCHES TOMORROW
EPISCOPAL


st. George's-The Rev. Francis Tetu,
vicar. Morning, Holy Communion at 5,
church school at 8, sermon at 10.
All Saints-The Rev. Robert G. Alex
ander, vicar. Morning, Holy Communion,
1880; sermon at IL.
st. PauPs- The Rev William Burrows,
rector; Morning, holy communion, pray
EVANGELICAL
pastors. Morning, mot Weary in Well Do
ing"
Friedens--,The Rev. Robert G. Kuebler,
minister. Morning, THE Question of the
Ages
First-The Rev. r. H. Mueller, pastor.
rs Modesty Dead?"
Beville Avenue-The Rev. F. G. Kuebler,
pastor. Morning. Powerful Foolishness";
night, "Wondrous Love"
FRIENDS
pastor. Morning, Good Will-Where9''
LUTHERAN
Church Of the Redeemer-The Rev. N H
Eifert, pastor. Morning, "Thyatira,
Church Threatened From Within"
st. Matthew-The Rev L. C. e. Fackler.
pastor. Morning, The Cause Of Spiritual
Failures; evening. "Trifiing With Your
Soul.''
METHODIST
Robert Park-The Rev. Charles T. Al
Personality: night, L. E. York, superin-
tendent, Indiana Anti-Saloon League, guest
speaker.
Central Avenue-The Rev. Charles Lrake
Skinner pastor. Morning address by the
Eey John Wesley Lanham, Jubbulpore,
India; night. Epworth League. Carl Alfred,
speaker.
pastor. Morning. ''The Best Choice: night
z. A. Miles, guest speaker.
Edgewood-The Rev. M. o. Robbins.
pastor. Morning THE Tragedy of the
twentieth Century Church; night. DR.. P.
y; JenneSs, Denver, COL. will preach; all
Gideons invited.
Woodland, pastor. Morning, The Basic
Need for Life"
BrOadway-The Rev. Richard M. NIL
lard, pastor. Bishop Brenton Thoburn
Bailey, Bombay, India, guest speaker at
both services.
East Park--The Rev. r. A. Ulrey. pastor.
Morning. the Rev. Arthur jameson guest
church choir and orchestra.
pastor. Morning. "A Good Church Mem.
ber;" night, Greed for Gold"
Old Bethel and Henninger-The Rev.
James A.. Alley. pastor. Morning, Good
News; night Epworth League.
North.The Rev; C. A McPheeters.
pastor; Morning, The Church--our For
ward Program"
BelIaire-The Rev E. Earl Jones, pastor.
Morning, THE Tie That Really Binds"
night, the Rev. Leroy Huddleston, guest
speaker.
Trinity-The Rev j. r. FaInigan.
pastor. Morning. The Man Who Dares";
night. the Hon. Frank E. Wright. guest
speaker.
Blaine Avenue-The Rev Lemuei @.
Carnes. pastor. Morning. Courage:
night. "Faithfulness."
Barth Place-The Rev. r. r. Cross. pas
tor. Morning, The Church OF Our De-
sire; evening, Saved by the Blood"
Madison Avenue-The Rev. Charles A.
Mccullough, pastor. Morning, sermon,
the Rev. G. L. Griffith evening. The
Repentance of Nineyeh."
Fletcher PIace-The Rev. Howard @.
Lytie. pastor. Morning The Prodigal's
Return: evening, The Fellowship Of
Prayer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-16
fairfield Bible Class
TO Sponsor Meeting

Wheeler Rescue Missions Break
fast Club is to be sponsored tomor-
row by the Women's Bible Glass of
Friends Church, Fairfield. A gospel
service is to precede the breakfast.
William Leon Brown, Wheaton
(Ill0 College trustee, is to speak
during evangelistic services at 7:45.
Services are to be conducted each
night. DR.. S. Edward Long is to
speak Monday night and on Friday
night a study of an International
Sunday school lesson is to be con-
Quoted by Mrs. John RAIDER.
The missions weekly radio service
is to be broadcast at 3:15 Wednes-
Gay afternoon over WFBM.