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THE DETROIT FREE PRESS SATURDAY, JULY 18. 1942 10 Religious Group's Residence Is Sold St. Peter's Conference on Religion Will Meet at Ann Arbor Choir School to Begin 12th Season Many Detroiters will take partir New Series of Lectures Is Arranged Assumption College Announces Speakers for Fall Christian Culture Forums 1 I a. yz Vs. -i i i 1 mti.

I jfa id Vl t- i I in the eighth yearly conference on religion at the University of Michigan Tuesday to Thursday. Jewish, Catholic and Protestant clergymen and laymen will enter the discussions. Among the leaders will be Prof. John Howard Howson, Ph.D., head of the religion department at- Vassar College, Poughkcepsie, N. Y.

Other leaders will include Henry Nelson Wicman, Ph.D., professor of the philosophy of religion at the University of Chicago, and the Rev. John Elderkin Bell, D.Ed., of Columbia University, New York City. Students and faculty will take part in the program, sponsored by the U. of M. committee on religious education.

Dr. Wieman, author of many books, will lecture Tuesday at luncheon and at 8 p. and Dr. Howson at noon Thursday and at 4:15 p. m.

Religious factors in marital relations will be a forum topic Tuesday and religious phases of family security in the Willow Run production area Wednesday. Participating in Thursday's forum on "School-Church Relations in the Normal Michigan Community" will be public school teachers. Dr. Bell, who Is on the campus this summer at Ann Arbor as counsel in clinical training of theological students, will speak Wednesday on "A New Force in Theological Education." Pennsylvania Educator lo Preach in Detroit Douglas Steere, professor of philosophy and psychology at Hav-erford College, Haverford, will be guest preacher at 11 a. m.

Sunday at Christ Episcopal Church, Cranbrook, Bloomfield Hills. Steere returned to the United States a year ago after reviewing the Friends (Quakers') Service Camps aiding refugees in France and Germany. An author and lecturer, Steere, as the assistant director of the American Friends Service Committee, is In charge of a number of Quaker summer-social projects in this country. PRAYERS FOR SOLDIERS Prayers for members of Plymouth (Negro) Congregational Church, Garfield and Beaubien, who are serving In the United States armed forces will be said at a special service at 11 a. m.

Sunday. THE FORMRR METHODISTS' DEACONESS HOME I'linhasfd by Wayne rnlverslty, It will become a The Christian Culture series of lectures conducted in both Detroit and Windsor by Assumption College will open on Oct. 4. The Rt. Rev.

Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen, professor at Catholic University of America, Washington, who has opened every previous season, again will be the first speaker. Among other notables scheduled for the season are Dr. Herman Rauschning, author of Revolution of Nihilism' and former confidant of Hitler; Helen Iswolsky, Russian author; Mortimer J.

Adler, author; Madame Suzanne Silvercruys, Belgian leader; Prince Loewenstein and Dr. Frederick Foerster, former German educator. The Rev. J. Stanley Murphy, C.

S. founder and director of the series, announced Friday that 23 foruhis will be conducted, with 35 notables of various religious faiths participating. Clergy Ashed to Aid Army Relief Show In a letter to Detroit clergy, George Carter, chairman. of the Detroit committee for the Army War Relief Show, asked them to explain its patriotic purpose to their congregations on Sunday, and again on July 26. Curtain time is 8:30 p.m.' for the performance which will be held for nine days beginning July 25 at the University of Detroit Stadium.

HONOR PASTOR'S DAUGHTER Election of Miss Barbara Bern-thai, daughter of the Rev, E. T. Bernthal, pastor ol Epiphany Lutheran Church, to PI Gamma Mu, national honorary social-science society, was announced Friday at Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, where she is a junior. YOl'NG ISREAL SETS OUTING Young Israel of Detroit will have its yearly outing at Bob-Lo Island on July 26, leaving the foot of Woodward at 10 a. nv Hyman R.

Cohen, social committee chairman, announced. New Quarters Are Found lor City's Deaconesses AT 437 PCTNAM student center DcanO'Fcrrall Will Preach at Clark Park At the weekly open-air services being conducted by Temple Baptist congregation at Clark Park, W. Vernor near Scotten, the Very Rev. Kirk B. O'Ferrall.

D.D., dean of St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral, will be guest speaker at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. The orchestra and choir of Temple Church will assist.

Other outdoor services will Include Gratiot Avenue Baptist congregation's revival tent, where Jimmie Johnson, of Raleigh, N.C., evangelist, will be preacher for the next two weeks. At Trinity Baptist congregation's tent the Rev. Harry Mccormick Llntz, D.D., evangelist who has led revivals in 20 states in the last 12 months, will be preacher for the coming week. DR. i.

HOWARD HOWSON Army Commissions Ionia Circuit Minister Commissioning' of the Rev. Ralph L. Bates, of the Methodist Ionia circuit, as an Army chaplain was announced Friday. He will report to Fort Monroe; Monday. The Rev.

H. Howard Fuller, -of Lyons, has been appointed to replace Jiirn on that circuit. Promotion of the Rev. John H. Shilling, former minister of Wood-mere Methodist Church.

Detroit, now a chaplain at the Naval Air Base at Pensacola, to be lieutenant also waa announced Friday. Methodist Conference Announces Changes Additional appointments of pastors, made since the yearly Methodist Detroit Conference, were announced Friday. The Rev. Champlin will become pastor at Tuscola, In place of the Rev. Benjamin Whalcy, who is now in charge of Harper Avenue Church in Detroit.

The Rev, Gale Gregg will become minister at Ossineke, and the Rev. John W. a retired pastor, to Au Gres. INTERDENOMINATIONAL Church Musician from Many States Arc Expected at WaloVnwoooN Clinics Sineptu, choir directirs, minis ters, orffanlsts and song leaders from Detroit will take part in the twelfth yearly session of the School of Sacred Music at Walclen woods, near Hartland. Mich.

Sponsored by the Michigan federation of Music Clubs, and approved by the Detroit Council of Churches, the school will open Mondiiy and continue through July 30. Several states and Canadian provinces will be represented among the students, Nellie Beatrice Huger, Mus. the founder and director of the school and a past president of the Detroit Guild of Church Musicians, announced. Dcane Shurc, one of the leading American composers of symphonic and choral music, for the lFt 20 years organist at Mt. Vernon MPthodist Church, Washington, D.

will return for his third season on the faculty at Walden-woods. Griffith Jones, composer of choral works, for the last 24 years organist at First Methodist Church in Cleveland, choral director for the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra for 15 years, will teach leaders of junior choirs. Ellis Emanuel Snyder, profes-Kor of choral music at Capitol University, Columbus chairman of the sacred music committee in the National Federation of Music Clubs, will conduct a model choir demonstration. The Rev. Thoburn T.

Brumbaugh, D.D., executive secretary of the Detroit Council of Churches, will conduct the customary Gal-lilean evening services on Lake Walden July 28. Haydn Morgan, the new director of Michigan State Normal College's music department, will conduct choir clinics. Draft Dodging Charged lo 4 Arrest of four members of Jehovah's Witnesses on draft-evasion charges was announced Friday by John S. Bugas, head of the Detroit FBI office. The four are Connie Victor Ka-rowski, 27 years old, of 3912 Fair-view; Fred Victory 23, of Warren Township; Henry E.

Mocller, 31, of Pigeon, and Adam Kar-shens, 25, of 2448 Burnside. FBI agents quoted Korawskl as Buying that "no sincere Christian who has seen the light can fight In this war." New York Dominican ill Lead Novena Father Camillus Boyd, of New York City, the superior of the Dominican Fathers' Eastern Mis-Blon Band, will lead the yearly novena honoring St. Anne and St. Jude Thaddeus at St. Dominic's Catholic Church, W.

Warren and Trumbull. Commencing Sunday, service will take place daily at 10 a.m., and at 12:15, 6:30 and 7:45 p.m., until July 27. Attorney to Speak at Church Camp C. VV. Videan, attorney, will speak at a devotional service at Fort Street Tresbytcrian Church's ramp at Clear Lake, near Oxford, Sunday morning.

Cyril Wezemael, baritone, and Mrs. Edwin S. Sherill, pianist of the Fort Street Church staff, will assist. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS ''Ft I city, the Rev. Sidney D.

Eva, D.D., superintendent of the district, announced. The Methodist deaconesses as sist with pastoral work in various ways. Some aid in visiting mem bers of the congregation, leading church societies, visiting the poor and the sick and doing secretarial work. Supported by Endowment Their work here was supported by an endowment, plus a stipulated amount from each congregation assisted by them. ihe Methodist deaconesses' work was started in Detroit in the summer of 1887 by a group led by a Mrs.

G. O. Robinson. As a young woman she had visited England, where she had seen the East London Deaconess Home and the Deaconess Home at Portsmouth. Having learned of the untiring self-denial of these sisterhoods, she returned to Detroit determined to establish a deaconess home here.

House Purchased In 1897 In Detroit the incorporating group of men and women included two ministers, the Rev. L. R. Danis, of Detroit, and the Rev. C.

F. Allen, of Pontiac. A decade later, on Oct. 1, 1897, a house was bought at 53 Elizabeth. When the work outgrew these quarters, a larger property was purchased on Selden, where it centered until moved to the location on Putnam.

The latter building is being remodeled by Wayne University for use as a social center for male students. Minister Raps Camp Morals Moral conditions around the nation's Army camps and war Indus trial areas were denounced as "scandalous" by the Rev. Thoburn 1. Brumbauuti. D.D..

executive secretary of the Detroit Council of Churches, in an article published Friday in the Michigan Christian Advocate, official weekly Methodist magazine. "Even the Government is disturbed and contemplates stern measures, if necessary, to prevent these conditions from sabotaging America's all-out prosecution of the war," Dr. Brumbaugh added. "Yet is this not also a confession of moral impotence in our churches doing little to arouse the Nation to this clearest of all evidences of moral decline?" he wrote. Camp areas were among several examples cited by him as evidencing the need of unity among Christian faiths such as he saw achieved in Japan by more than 40 British and American groups "facing the possibility of war." His article was titled "The Impotence of Divisiveness." Ex-Cov.

Dickinson to Speak at Camp Luren D. Dickinson, former governor of Michigan, will speak at 10:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday at the old-fashioned summer religious camp meeting which opened Friday at Lakcvillc, near Rochester. Mich.

The camp, conducted by the Salvation Army, which will continue through July 28, will hear the Rev. H. H. Savage, DD, of Pontiac, Saturday night. Other speakers will include: The Rev.

Fred Kendall, superintendent of the Detroit Hebrew Mission, Monday; the Rev. George Bennard, of Marshall, author of the noted hymn, "The Old Rugged Cross," Wednesday; the Rev. Marshall R. Reed. DD, pastor of Nardin 1 ark Methodist Church, Detroit, Thursday, and Commissioner John J.

Allen, of Chicago, head of the Army's Central Territory of 11 stats, July 25 and 26. SOCIETV TO ATTEND MASS Members of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul in Greater Detroit will have their midsummer mass at 7:30 a. m. Sunday in St.

Mary's Catholic Church, Royal Oak. Afterward, the new pastor, the Rev. Father Harold W. Rose-brook, will welcome the men at a breakfast program. DFTROITER ELECTED Election of Samuel .1.

I.anj:. of Detroit, as a member of the ina- is LiUJL .1 Vi I jl to Install New Pastor Detroit Lutheran Paper Announces Acceptance of the Rev. Oswald IF. Knoll The Rev. Oswald H.

Knoll Bridgman, has accepted call to be pastor of st Missouri-Synod Lutheran' Chnr.V 8494 Romeo Plank Road (Rr Mt. Clemens), the Detroit i eran, Synodlcal-Conferen Fridnayhtly neWSpaPer. He will be installed An i successor to the Rev. C. J.

Bewr lecenilv In cause of ill health. Other events in Synodical-Con ference congregations include th. installation at Bethany Church Meldrum and Pulford, of ,11 organ. The Kilgen Associates St. Louis, are doing the work' From Schuyler, Willi.

Bredehoft accepted Friday as teacher in the weekday rho of the Atonement Church Dear b7L- nia dut' her, in the fall. The Rev. C. G. Riedel was mak- ing his sick calls Friday jn new Plymouth automobile to him by members of Church, Twelfth and LyW," In honor of his rounding out in years as its spiritual leader on June 1.

This was the fifth car given to him by the congregation. Orchard Lake Church to Mark Anniversary Marking the sixty-eighth anniversary of the dedication of Orchard Lake Community Church, on Commerce Road, an outdoor vesper service will be conducted at 4:30 p. m. Sunday on the lake shore. The Rev.

Henry D. Jones, director of Dodge Community House, who is serving also as summer pastor at this ehurch, will officiate, and Mrs. Harold Welch, its mimical director, will lead congrrga-tional singing. SOLOISTS TO SING Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Anderson, soloists in First Presbyterian Church at Minneapolis, will sing Eastminster Presbyterian Church on Sunday. INTERDENOMINATIONAL I ETHEL WIUITTS Faiiaai llhla Praaihir SnlunlHV IIIHI Mlorrrlea M1II HKKK PKAYEK MKRVItli REV. IERT TURNER, Dlrecfor 4 5 4 -t LUTHERAN ATTEND LUTHERAN CHURCHES For information regarding Synod-ical Conference Churchei, pl call LUTHERAN CENTER LA. flOt.9 After 13 noon, (talordaj tall TO. SALVATION ARMV THE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL CORPS, Second Bajliy A.

M. and P. M. MISS 8AN0 AMD S0MGSTHS '100 1. Harll an Haraea I.

Mirtvn, Lli SUNOAr SCHOOL 2 t- M. 6:45 P. t. P. I.

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AHOERSOa. CenMaCiai IN'TEBDENOMTXATIONAL SPIRITUALIST LITTLE CHURCH AROUND THE COnNIR 3523 Calllaa (Ira-. In. E. Ea'liM'.

PW llflO a. M. Mn. Mlaar. Mn 7:45 P.

-Mn. Mlear. Mr it Senitai Imriair li 00. am ana fna.y, 7.45 M. -SLMltV SKRIK'KS; 9.4 5 A- M- Bil'l i'i Preacnirg 1" 4 2 ia 1 MAPRFO VESSEL' TWO ROADS HflneHne end rlaT.

n- m- "mmmmmm 0Id Fashioned Revivat (tarln E. faller. Hrertar tla Hymai 6nl rt Priacaina I CKLW 9:00 P. M. Sanaa! 00 Kiteciclei Cantlnnai Inlarnatlaaal Are We Living in the Closing Generation of this Age? RECENT EVENTS OF BIBLE PROPHECY Hoes Gm Suy't Hear Ethel R.

Willetts, Famous Bible Preacher EVERYBODY'S TABERNACLE I Hl'NUAV 7:30 1:30 SiiiiiIht "Toll Galea on the Road to Heaven" 9:30 Mundajr Hrhool Bihlee given auar free to thtme attendinff for the flrt time. 10:30 A.N;K1.I.ST LINK PAKKKK SPECIAL MONDAY NIGHT "TIIK l.OVK I.II OK llRIST" I'rayera offered for the Hit-It Hrlnc Ihe Wrk Instmrtlon Service at 7:00 P. M. CiRA.NU UI'KMNK OK LIIIIIT OK MKN BIBLK INXTITI TK. NKI'T.

7I WHOOTi fP MUSIC NOW OPEN Siwclal Guitar t'laHU V. UliilfT Mr. and Mrii. lih-liann. J'hono LE 3Hftl for further iufornialioii, LINTF.W IN W4I.B.

Mondae thru HKIINF-SDAV MlillT another great With the purchase of the resi dence at 437 Putnam by Wayne University, a new plan for housing Detroit deaconesses was being considered Friday In the Methodist Detroit District. The dozen Methodist deacon esses now in Detroit will live privately in the locality of what ever church they are serving. If this plan proves successful, the Methodist Detroit Deaconess Home, which has been at the Putnam address since 1925, will not be re-established elsewhere in the Baptists Pick Delroiters for National Posts Appointment of a number of Detroiters to national posts was announced Friday in New York City by the Rev. Dr. Joseph C.

Robins, president of the Northern Baptist Convention. The Rev. Hillyer H. Straton, Th. pastor of First Baptist Church, Detroit, was chosen delegate to the Federal Council of Churches.

Gordon Broholm, a trustee of Detroit Baptist Missionary Society, was named to the national committee on significance of newer religious groups. The Rev. M. S. Lesik, pastor of Polish Baptist Church, was added to the national committee on bi lingual conferences, and the Rev.

Oscar W. Henderson, D.D., superin. tendent of Detroit Baptist Union, to the national city missions com mittee. Dr. Dittmer to Speak at Lutheran Convention Dr.

E. F. Dittmer, of Detroit, will be a speaket at the silver an nlversary national convention of the Lutheran Laymen's League which opened Friday at Milwau kee. Five other Detroit delegates were A. T.

Wilson, M. C. Grueber, William Ogden, W. Kuhlman and the Rev. E.

T. Bernthal. Dr. Ditt mer is president of the league's Michigan district, and the other delegates are on the district board of governors. PVT.

LESTER MEISNER, 23, of New York City: I was all set to be drafted so I enlisted on Jan. 17 so that I could pick the branch of the service I liked best. That's flying. I think there is more opportunity in the air right now and there'll be more after the war than in any other field. I've volunteered a 8 a glider pilot.

With all the boats that are being sunk In the war the A -3r 'si Moisner world will need thousands of planes aner tne war to take up the ship ping slack and I want to be qualified to get in that line. CORP. THOMAS O'REILLY, 21, of Springfield, 111.: I've been in the Army since June 22, 1941, and picked the Army when I enlisted because I wanted to be in the heart of action and this is surely where it is. I thought when I 5 Army offered aii'ui as mucn opportunity a a man could 4 want and since i ve oeen in a year I'm sure of it Right now i J. in waning vu Rellly bg trainpd as a glider pilot.

That's just a sample of the things you can get to do in the Arm v. DR. EVA ON V.M'ATION The T.ev. Sidney D. Eva.

DP, superintnrtrnt of th? Methodist i i The Inquiring Reporter mOONLIGHT CRUISE Coming Mom, Aug, 3 Leaving Woodward Dock 8i30 P. Returning 11:30 P. M. (Aboard Larger Steamer 200 turned away last cruise) E. HOWARD CADLE KERK DAVIS Outtlandint) and elanfif Aaorrf dully aw WLW "III loeel and e'er.

fta. Coda till ft' ti Hrillinq lih-ilaii abacid iftomtr, Ta Man Wkt Came 8ark." UO DISAPPOINTMENT: Owin to fait minute word from SteamiMp Compan a were forced to turn even thoie who had purcheitd ticlatl away. A larqar itaamar hai bean chirterad and all ticiati purcheitd will oo aboard. GET TOUIS EARLY DON'T OELAY. TICKETS: Oa sale at Central llble look Depot I24 Grllwold.

Further Information and reieratiom phone Nl OiO. BAPTIST 7:30 P.M. Grat open air aervica In CLARK PARK (W. Varnar Ha. talma Stotlaa an Clark) Dean Kirk O'Ferrall wrll known Knlar-opal mlnlftlr, will uponk, iNHiiimc Rner-lal rail to prayer for Detroit and all America.

Morning Service at 14th and Marquette 10:00 A. M. Sunday School (Ephesians 4) 11:00 A.M. Revi Paul Lupo speaks. 11:15 M.

RADIO WXYZ. Bantling at the t'loM the morning aervlte. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Detroit Bram-hei of The Mother Chureh. Tb Firat Chun-h of Clirlat, Scicmul in Boston, Mani. FIRST CUURCH Ca Ae.

at Haneot-k SF.COND Hl ltt II 1U Eaat Grand Hlvd. THIRD CHl'RCa Seeond Hlvd. at tieward FOl'RTH CHCRCH 8'MO West thlr.ro HlTll. FIFTH till RCH Whltmore Road at Nerond Hlvd. SIXTH Clll'RCU 14730 kerrheval Avenue 8KVF.NTH S3.1 Went Grand Blvd.

EIGHTH CHI RCH Iliver Ave. at Kvencreen NINTH CRt'Km (lolorrdl Condon School M. Grand HI vet. at Buchanan 8IJXDAY SKRVII'KS 10:30 Sitana. Faartli.

Fifth. SI. 111. Saiietk. Etflith ana Ninth Charihrt 11-00 Finl an Thlra) Ch.rch.i 5:00 SI.

Ill Italy ll); flnt Charth lAaaait anlrl 7:30 faartli Charca (Illy aaly); Elfhtk Chart! (Aaaatt aeli) Waa'naia'ay Eieaini Tfitlaienlal Mritlnl at 8 Anhjrrt l'ouiorrow in All Lhurchea ai LIFE" fKf.K KF.ADIXl KtlOMS. 0n dally Maltitic Woadwartf anl Michigan. 9 9. Wiami ta 7: Sanaai. 2 la 5:30.

StaohiniMi Cast an W. Crani 9 ta 9: Wie-naia-ay ta 7: 2 ta A A 4R30 Cm Aoc, 10 ta 9: Hm4Y tt 7:43 an 9 ta 9:45: Smlir. 2:30 ta 4:43. ALL AUK HKI.dlMK Tjxrry IRWIN EDWIN GREGG Spiritual Ul rector DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS 11 A. M.

"fietUnt Ihe Realiratlon" Irvrln Edwin (irecf, Hpeaker MACCABEES BLDG. P. M. hat Soyith Thou?" Beshe Otto, Speiiker Wed. P.

M. MIDWEEK SERVICE Irwin Kdtvln Grecc, Speaker Vnily School feroadrml, W1IR, "Tht Vnttr fieupoial" 9:00 4. M. Daily Macraheen Hlilr. Phone TE.

1-I7H5 CONGREGATIONAL North Congregational and Firsi Congregational In onit-d Ht the nnh hureh Woodunrd at Blaine Jil A. Dr. William J. Campbell, Preacher BAPTIST DR. STRATON rrmrhini 11 A.

M. "The Authority of Jesus" P. M. "REIGN KING DAVID" Hi Woodward at I'ingrre WOODWARD BAPTIST MHO Woodward 11 a. M.

"MR. HTHEIST" OH. Host, rrtuhlnt Caiacron McLean, Soloi't Srhml 9:49 AM: CMKrin. 11 II GRATIOT BAPTIST 11 A. M.

At the Church "THE CALL TO COLORS" E. W. Palmer AT THE TENT Gratiot and State Fair 7: iH r. M. Roy Brown MONDAY FRIDAY 4immie Johnson Young Houlhern Kvangrliat BAPTIST CHURCH Stnthmoor Mauak limila.

14059 Hiaa.ll An. DAVlll K. GlI.l.r.Sl'IK. Pallor 10 A. M.

-Sunday School 11A.M. Morning Worship 7:30 P.M. Evening Worship Warm Hearted Charth Wflromrn You mmt TRINITY BAPTIST TENT KKNKKl.L at OHIO Dr. Torrey M. Chicago MONDAY Dr.

Harry McCormick LlnU Widely Known KvalifrlUt f. R. paal.ir INDEPENDENT FUNDAMENTAL DIDTICT fill ID CU Sn anl lirar CAlllil linUnbrl (Airon Iran Cau Park) At the tw Location Rev, CharlH 1, Fisher, Pastor 10:00 A.M Blhlc tlac for all 1 1 :15 A.M. "RlrhM Defined" P.M. Vmm Pcnnlc'i Mfftln 7:30 P.M Sllinit lour Soul for Wealth" Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p.

m. "For the wajea of in death, bnt the lift of tiod la eternal life tlirour.li Irtat Christ, Our Lord." METHODIST ST. MARK'S E. 4KCFKRSON AT OAKLAND RKV. RICIIARn M.

Jlll.LAKD. Paator 10:1.1 A.M. "(iod'i Plan (or the Individual" CHRISTIAN' FJeniral-Woodward Cfiurclw (efoftpphint and Woodward) Edgar DeWilt Jones, D.D., Minister' tiiiftt Prracbfr OR. CLARK W. CUMMINGS St.

IMlU 4'htiprh School UNITARIAN IMVUKSAMST CHURCH OF OUR FATHER A Ivenite el lore! fcrii-e. st I luirrh flC'ia Nf. if i -ALPHA- PRESBYTERIAN WESTMINSTER HAMILTON AT GLYNN COURT 11 A. Dr. (.

Jay lull, FratMni "HOW liOU lil'lllKH" Sunrtur MiAfll 11 A. M. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Woodward a6 Edmund Dace MI.NISTKliS: Fmlrrlrk II. Olert, II. Harold I'alll Klian.

Jr. Joseph A. Vancr, 1). Panlor Emrr. Hut.

Sunday, July 19 10:30 A. M. "The Doorway lo the Unseen World" DR. JOSEPH A.VANCE, preaching Frank Wrigley, Organist FORT STREET Presbyterian Church FORT and THIRD STS. Rer.

Arttmr William Rati. U.I). Paitor 10:30 "DM Vol Si, thl Rainbow?" Solsliti Miu Elliatitli Diim Mr. Georta Htckana'Qri Stranian tra taralally Iniitei Woodward Ave. Presby WSA Minlltan: HERBERT BEE CHER HUDNUT ROBERT L0GAH SWAIM 11 A.

MK. AIM, I'rearliinj- "Ol.ll THINGS AND Immanuel Presbyterian W. Grand Blvd. and Tarter KU REV. ALBERT 1.

tlHDSEY, failw FOSTER C. JOKES, Atilltint Fatter 10:45 A. "THE CHURCH THAT WAS LUKEWARM-' 7:10 M. "IHE CREATES! RUESTIONS EVtR ASKED" Grand Rlrrr at Irkaliurg tnll, A. R.eal.l, I W.

MaeElret Ea R. EaVaNt. Mini. Ik at Mini 10:10 A. M.

"Two Worlds at a Time" METHODIST METROPOLITAN METHODIST N. S. RICE, PmtSir ALLEN. Pillar SliHOAY SERMHNS: 10 JO "I CAR WALK THHUUUH THE VALLEY IN PEACt 12:00 SCHOOL 8 00 THE HUMAa ESSENTIAL III RELIGION 7:00 Oraaa Ricilal. CENTRAL CHURCH Woodward at Grand Clrru Park Minlittrn HEKKV CRANE SKURLEY JOHNSON OSCAR 6.

SURRETT 10:30 Morning; Servitf I)K. prrachine Sermon, "Self Prr-sc rvation the Main Drivp' BOULEVARD TEMPLE I'K. ARTIII II. Kl.f'NTH. pj.ior" -rni II) sn t.rmn Tt.1.

I I in a (ir.v.f lfCSia KCi! 45 Karh dT thf Inquiring Rponrtfr The Dcfr.iil Krt rrmi ((f will tin qiifollun of ioiif he airfU ub the titrrrt or In pulillr tilafrt. THE QUESTION Why did you join the. Army? THE PLACE lTSO Headquarters THE ANSWERS PVT. ALFRED MARZO, 24 years old, of Brooklyn: Well, I wanted to do my bit for my country and the Army looked to me like the place I could do it best. I enlisted last Feb.

17. Maybe another reason I picked the Army was that Ihave one brother in Ihc infantry in Mississippi and another brother with the artillery in Vermont. Another thing, Mario I wanted to get into the flying business and I got a break when I was tent to Selfridge Field instead of en induction camp in Missouri. CORP. W.

J. GUILFOYLE, 25, of Cincinnati: I got tired of looking ut all the other fellows in these Fnappy uniforms. I felt out of place so I de- cided to enlist on Jan. 18. I have another brother and one of us had to stay home so he let me enlist I picked the Army because I wanted to fly and the Army offered me that I'm a glider pilot student now.

The only drawback to (illilfnvlP 1h! i thr.i I'll have to he ti'ans-rvl for tramins and hatp in which IP Sine r-l(lier (nu All Church Group! Invlfed EPISCOPAL ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL WIMinvt Alllt a HANCOCK 0:00 A. M. Holr Communion 1 1 A. JI.

Murninc Prajer Nervlre and rlerinoa Preaeher Kev. R. ill. FIKART No Kvenina Service Sung Masj 9 Law Man: 7 ana 11 a. m.

Cl.rli li ittrldae. I 0 Vieer CATHOLIC OUR LADY of the ROSARY CHURCH WOODWARD and MKIIHl KY AVES. MSSES: 7. I. 9.

10. 11. 12.10 DEVOTIONS Mattiir af rrraateal Hall Donna. Tanaay, 7:30 t. M.

Hair Haer Frli.r. 730 P. I. RT. REV.

JOHN S. MIES, Fatter CHURCH OF CHRIST Dearborn Church of Christ 3.iO Chase Kiuid Between Warren and Tlreman Rihle PHhnnl, 10 A. M. Kundar II A. M.

and 7:45 P. M. Homer A. I tlcy. Minister.

OR. IIHM7 SPIRITUALIST FIRST SPIRITUAL MISSION IEV. MILLIE SMIUIt. raitar T. 2-2999 1 OQHl BrflAllw.

Aim ml TlM.U II A. M. Morolnc fervlee I P. M. Hervlre 3 P.

M. le.aie Cirrle Dinner, CHURCH OF CHRIST t)F lif TKIMT VI rd at Kdmnrtd I'l if rf.tjaJltwA 9 A. M- H.lv Cmanla REV. 11 On A THE 'THE 7:30 P. MtnnKKK UaanH.

Awii.lm.nl. LILLUa LEE. HUGH CLEMENTS Inllnvmr Ail l.Mr ftiUr n.il,. TV -71U a Pa-lnr REV. BUCK A.wti petroit insincl.

lett Friday on a tional I Methodist. General Board vacation trip to Easle ilarhnr r.f I air a Mirh. Hp will return about the i Fndav, following its yearly ntTt-nv'i'Me August. 'ing in Chicago..