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Ju.if 10, 19(5 LINCOLN SUNDAY JOURNAL tips tucclun bmhx ASSEMBLY OT GOD. Dedicate Free Baptists plan Is annual meet Capitol group to hold 12tb session NAZARENE. FVmi. Capitol Association of ths Nt-braska Baptist convention will hold 1U 12th annual session In First Baptist church Lincoln, beginning at I p. m.

Sunday, June 17 and continuing thru Monday, June II. A lull program hai been arranged, highlighted by an address from Rev. Martin S. Engwall, tvangeliatlc station missionary to the Belgian Congo, Africa under the American Baptist foreign mission society of the Northern Baptist convention. He will speak on the theme, "Building with Christ in Africa." Dr.

Ehgwall was trained In Wll liam Jewell college and the Uni verstiy 01 uucago, receiving a Ph degree from the latter school in 1913. He continued his theological education at the divinity 1 7" y't 7 V' CHAPLAIN W. KorblU, Lutheran pastor who has had extensive experience in a general hoipttal in England and. in a P0W camp in Frantje, at one tima served as pastor- ot churches in Falrbury and Eagle, Neb. He is a native of Chicago and received his training at Concordia college, Milwaukee and at Concordia Seminary at St.

Louis. Chaplain Korbltz has six tons, two of whom are overseas and one is In training as a naval cadet' Mrs. Korbltz now resides writh the three younger sons at Medford, Wis. theme, The Sufficient Gospel Other ministers assisting in the service will be Rev. Arthur L.

Miller, First Presbyterian church, Lincoln; and Rev. Merle Q. Stev enson, First Presbyterian church, alroury. Music wiH T)t by the Westmln ster chapel choir under tha dlrec tion of Julius Huroann with Cor nelia Cant Cole at the organ. school in Chicago and in 1941 re-i ceived a Ph.D.

degree from Hartford school of Missions, Hartford, Conn. In 1823, he and Mrs. Eng wall were appointed to mission work in Africa serving Jour sta ttons, Banza Manteka, Kikongo, KJmpete and Moania. In 1941, wartime travel made it lmpossi ble for Mrs. Engwall to accom-1 pany him to the mission field, so he returned alone, again redesig nated to Banza Manteke.

9 In January, 1943, Dr. Engwall again returned to the United i 1 I States on furlough, accompaning Dr. H. M. Frees, a fellow mls- alonary whose health necessitated immeaiaie nospuauzauon in America.

Both Dr. and Mrs. Eng wall plan to return to the mission field when the furlough is over. Other leaders to participate In the conference are Rev. Alfred Hardy, Nebraska director of Evangelism; Rev.

J. 0. Nelson, director of Christian education; for the convention; Dr. William 1 Park, executive secretary of the 5 Nphrnslra Rantlct rnnvmnHnwt TW Carroll O. Morong, area director of promotion, Chicago; and Dr.

Gerald M. Kendall, University of Nebraska Baptist student pastor. Rev. Harry I. Cull, moderator, Falrbury, will preach the annual conference sermon.

Rev. M. H. Knobloch, Temple Baptist church, Jjncoln is vice moderator. Dr, Lewis M.

Hale is host pastor. United Brethren school of missions ends sessions The school of missions sponsored by Calvary United Brethren church which has been held each Sunday night for the past several weeks will conclude its present session Sunday, June 10. The closing study for this series will be, "The Church of Christ in Janan." film "Tha Healing of V'Vondo" mr Will hs shown ft Children's day at First-Plymouth The annual Children's day serv ice at First-Plymouth Congrega tional church will be presented Sunday at 9 a. m. in the forecourt.

Theme will be 'Opening Doors" and Bibles will be presented to the children entering the first grade next year. Promotion will also be held. If the weather does not permit an outdoor service, It will be held in the social hall The program: Carillon prelude. Hymn. Call to worship.

Anthem; ''Prayer" from Hansel and Qrettl, (Humperdlnck) -ChUdtD Choir. Scripture lesson. 1 Anthemt "Oentla laaue Vaak and Mild" (Larson) Children's eholr, opeoing IJoore," To Hevarenca." tnnlor department- Mrs. Alpha Vhompaon, super Inlsndant; Miss Harriet Salter, pianist. Presentation of flea Richard Oaldwell.

Jim Browa. Hymn i Salute to Hag, Salute to Christian' flat 1 "To Ood'a Houaa and Mine." eras la mil department. Mre. John Backstroni and ra. a.

rrcwitt. aupertnlsndehUi Mra. Uilbeit Unteraeher. Pianist. "Ta 4-year-olds.

J. K. Alexander, euperlntendent; Mrs. A. Basel, pianist.

S-yaar-old. Mra. Wllford Sander, superintendent; Mil. U. Cunningham, pianist.

io worm Friendship god Servtoa." primary department. Mre. H. C. Carl.

au. perlntendeot; Mrs. Henry Blum, pianist. uiwu viinwry. Preseautloa of awards.

Promotion. Hymn. Benediction. Carillon noatlndai Vara Aiurf loneur; Dorothea W. Harris, nianiat vxuiorvn a enoir.

Kenneth C. Miller will be ordained A service of ordination to the Christian" mlnltry will ba held Tuesday at 8 p. m. In Weitmlnster Presbyterian church, for Kenneth Carson Miller, aon ot Mr. and Mrs.

Guy c. Miller, Omaha, under the sponsorship of the Nebraska City Presbytery. Mr. Miller Is a member of Westminster Presbyterian church, graduate of the University of Nebraska, receiving hli bachelor oi arts degree In 1942, and graduating; la May. 1943 from Mc Cormiclt theological seminary, Chicago, with a bachelor of divin ity degree.

The ordination service will be presided over by Rev. Joseph W. Johnson, moderator for the Dres- oyiery. Rev. Harold F.

Wonder, pastor of Westminster Presbyterian church will preach the ordination sermon, speaking on the Special Events CENTRAL CHURCH 18th 0 St. Friday, June 15th, 7:45 F. M. DR. W.

B. RILEY Great Baptist Preacher and Educator of Minneapolis, Minnesota, will lecture on the subject "The Doom of World Government" Don't MUa Thle Tlnaelf Minn. Sunday Mornini, June 17th MR. AND MRS. NEIL WALLACE ot Spokane, Washington, will conduct a service in the interest of the "Tracts For Service Men Campaign." Mr.

Wallace will speak on the subject, "Men In Uniform." Mrs. Wallace, vocal soloist and vibra-harpist, and Miss Lillian Gregg, pianist, will provide the music for. this special service. A special invitation is extended to members of the armed forces. This Sunday.

June 10th Rev. Ralph T.Kyle Pastor, will speak, on the subject, 'How of "Revival," at 10:45 a. Sgt. Clyde Decker, veteran of 64 bombing missions over North Africa, Sicily and southern France, WUI de-1 scribe his experiences to the Young People's meeting at 8:30 p. m.

The pastor will speak at 7:45 p. m. on the subject, "Future Events Revealed." Hi V. Styer for funerals any place. Pry Skin? 33rd and C.

William X. Thomnaon. Basts. SUNDAY achool at :46 a. m.t worahlp at 10:44 a.

pastor; Junior and aenlor youth hour at 6:46 n. m. avaaceuaUc aamce at p. m. mondat vacation Bible achool a.

at. to noon each dar thru Fridav WEDNESDAY Prayer and Praise aery- lee at 7:46 p. m.i annual election of otn- cara for tha Woman's Missionary aociaty, 8:46 p. m. FRIDAY Soedal nroaram resented hv vaeauoa sioia acnoea pupils.

7:46 n. Meet, atda. 30th and SUrr, at. and Klna DeVell, pastors. SUNDAY Sunday achool 16 a.

m. rooming worship. 11 m.t N. T. P.

a 1 p. m.i evaneeUatle aervloa. Ian. MONDAY Vaoation Bible achool auk oar except Saturday. a.

m. Wednesday Prayer and praise acmes, a p. an. PEESBTTEEIAN. Flni.

17th and Pi Arthur L. Millar, minlatar. aunuAi cnuaren aay service, m.i worsnip, a. strawi I Btllave In Ood tha Fathar Aamlvht first In aeries of five sermons on "Tha Oreat Ballets of Our Church" baaed on ths Apostles' creed. Communion and recaption of members next Sunday, Seaston iBeiiK, p.

ro. TUESDAY Trustees, p. n. braaka City Preebytery, 10 a. m.

i THURSDAY Red Croat unit, a.m.; prayer group, I p. m. tawth. 2M5 No. 48th i William Perry, minister.

nunuAi aonooj, a. worship, Knnni, nuu JLIT law UI1UQ of My Youth," Children'! day aermon; young people, 6:80 p. m. Children's day vntrum, i p. m.

1 ne seaeiua wui neat after tha morning service. Monday Vacation achool thn Friday. TUESDAY Ordination aarvlca for Kan. neth Miller. Pint Praanvteetan ehurrh FRIDAY Vaoation achool worahlp aerv- aa aa.

3801 Thomaa A. Barton, pastor. naner Attxen. interim pastor. SUNDAY SchooL a.

m.t warahln 11 a. m. youth fellowship devotional nour, p. social aour, p. m.

MONDAY Scouts, 1 p. a. WEDNESDAY Circle luncheons, THURSDAY aneeial nravar aaevtra In behalf of nnlformed man and women, 6 FRIDAY Beacon Uaa plenla at aVs- vewpa para, v.su m. Westminster. Sberldan and aoutb; Harold F.

Wondar, wiiuMiar, SUNDAY aVlhanl. I'U a annkli II a. nursery, aermon. "Take Meed What You Hear:" ehuiwh of vmith i.Imi1 and mitHloor veaper. 8:60 m.

Kanneth ainier oi unieago wiu he a guest. MONDAY Vacation church school apens at a. m. TVMDAY Ordination serrloa far Xea- naui baraoo Miller, p. m.

ORTHODOX PREBYTERIAN. faith. 40th and Randolph) Schowalter, nimnvr. SUNDAY School, It a. ra.

1 worship, 11 BL rloaeer Chapel. Burnham; D. E. Schowalter. mlnlatar.

SUNDAY SchooL a a. 0-11. 8PIRITUAUST. First. Walsh ban, 141 So.

uth; Lionel p. Kvtr-man, pastor. SUNDAY-Servlcas la by luncheon and social hour; servlee, 7:45 r. v. aioya numoie, tsioomington, 111., guest mlnleter at all services.

MONDAY Services, 7:45 p. ta. Haven ef Beat. M2imnaIth. Bator.

SUNDAY Services, p. WEDNESDAY Services, p. m. UNITY, tally Truth Center, 138 No. 12th; Blanche Evans, minister.

SUNDAY School. 0:45 a. devotional wrvicee, lopio, new nortions," 11 a. m. Teach Us Prayer," 6 p.

m. THURSDAY Lessona In truth. 1:30 r. m.t prayer aervica, p. m.

"Pros Parity," 8 D. m. Reading room and library open Monday thru Thursday 11 s. m. to I m.

Free 1 OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. Christian AUIanee. president SUNDAY Tha Intamnlil nH denomination Christian Alliance, Frederick Earnst and Alva ramnhoii huipman of devotlonals, A. O. Aekemuse will be Kuesi speaaer, accompanied by Christ Tern- vuuir, a jw p.

m. Chriat Taniple. and Trago O. McWilliams, pastor. 1 ocnuiji, iu a.

m. worsnip, 11:30 a. and 8 d. Mmtrict enir-Hn. icnueni A.

U. AKmUS Of OnULhA, EUMt Tuesday Bible study, 8 p. m. City Wide Tabernacle. 135 No.

24th; Clyde F. Stark, pastor. SUNDAY School. 9 p. Y.

8., 7 P. to. TUESDAY Young Peonies service. 1 nd Prayer, p. m.

Bees Ungodly Bellev. era Punished." City Mission. 124 So, 9th; George Chenot, superintend. SUNDAY m. George Chenot, speaker, 7:45 m.

MONDAY-Soldier gospel tsam In ehargi, 7:43 D. m. a A Vnt 1 nNMp rm.tr. gg JJ1 aM KIP.C WEDNESDAT-Rev. Harold a Irwin, THURSDAY Rev.

L. W. Dickenson speaker, 7:45 p. m. rmiJAi kcv.

John O. Oabrielson, apeaker 7:45 p. m. SATURDAY Testimony service, 7:45 v. ui.

Salvation Army. 1100 Major Clyde Cox, pastor. SUNDAY School, 10 a. Holiness 11 a. auhieet.

Christ," Sunday evening the B-2 aoaoel taam from the Air Base will have charge of the evening aervlce. MONDAY Vacation Bible school, 9:15 111. TUESDAY Vacation niM a. m. religious education claaa.

6:30 f. 0.UIU uud 1 ciuo, ra. WEDNESDAY Vacation Bible achool 9:15 a. m. THURSDAY Vacation Bible gchool, 1:18 a.

m. united Holiness meeting, 6 p. m. FRIDAY Vacation Bible achool, 9:15 pcoui iroop 10. SATURDAY Youth for Christ rally.

Catoa Church. 46th and Praacott; Darrel Barg, paj tor. SUNDAY School, 6:45 a. m. worahlp IT m'' missionary message by Rev, Mahlon Amstuta, outgoing missionary Chile; mesaaae from tha naatnr.

"Tha Tl. servlee. 8 n. aermon. 'ftiir nena, uie g-nemy." MONDAY Dai Iv notion nihil.

hot a. thru Friday: Bov ficouta 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY Prayer and Bible atudy, P. W.W.

Dod. 4625 Preecott, 1 p. m. arvup 10. a meets witn Mrs.

1 people, 7:30 p. m. BATURDAT 'Yxiuth rally, Interdenom inauonai, BglvaUon Army citadel, 11th ana Jack Matthews The most beautiful home a 7-A Vacation school enrollments good The city-wide vacation church school program sponsored by tha Lincoln Council of Christian Edu cation completed the first week's work Friday with a total enroll ment ot 1,820 pupils in 23 schools and representing S3 churches. Greatest Increased enrollment over previous years was noted in Elm Park Methodist church with a total of 143 and Bethany Chris tian church with an enrollment ot 128. Excellent attendance is also reported and all schools are well staffed.

Most ot tha schools which began work June 4, will conclude their programs on Friday with closing services either Friday night or tha following Sunday. Three church es. Fourth Presbyterian and Fourth Methodist, and St. John's Evangelical and Reformed churches will continue their schools thru June 22. Four new schools will open June 11.

Churches to open Mon day and their directors are: Westminster Presbyterian, Ruth Easterday, director; St. James Methodist, Mrs. Charles Carroll; Lakeview Methodist, Floyd Kitchen and Assembly of Ood, Rev. Lester Dickinson. To hold combined gerviee St.

Johns Evangelical and Reformed church will hold a combined Sunday school and church service at 10 a. m. Sunday commemorating Children's day. Tha service will include Infant baptism and reception of church members. O.R.C division to meet Members of division No.

227 O. R. C. will hold a meeting Friday afternoon, June 18 at 2 p. in.

at 1108 st a- Floor Floor AND STAR 6) R3 a a 56 a. aernoa. "A Mln to Work. WEDNESDAY Board of ffuera. m.

FRIDAY enrtca Kea'a Wire elub, 6 will bmsi at the hocoo af Mra yl W. Curry, 2217 aVweU. CHURCH OF CHRIST. 4 VIM A.rfl.Ui Mm Sf SUtlM MlMla uf A Bible study, 10 a. ra.

worahlp, 11 a. aubtect, "P.eMUD( Christ to tha World;" worship, p. subject, 'The EpheilaR Letter." WEDNKSDAT Bible study, as. FRIDAY Sou service, p. aawaaaHisawaaBBBBMa CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE.

CaatraJ Chwrrk. ISth and Ralph T. Kyle, pastor. SUNDAY School, a. m.i worahlp vlval;" young People.

6 3" P. apeakar l(t. Clyds Daekeri evangellatle servlee. p. Baaaaaa.

"rutin vvaata II- IM." MONDAY Twenty-Thirty Sunday achool claaa social at home of Mr. and Mrs. Charle Luehr. 1306 Bo. 17th.

WEDNESDAY Prayer aarnca, 7:40 p. m. FRIDAY Sunday achool teachers meet Ina 7 41 d. as. SATURDAY Youth for Christ rally at Salvation Army eltadfL rasa's Chapel.

41st and Madison) John Oabiielson, pas tor SUNDAY School. 1:30 p. m.i worship, 3:30 p. m. MONDAY Young people, 8 p.

m. THURSDAY Bible atudy and prayer, 3:30 p. m. CHRISTIAN 6CIENCE. First Church at Christ SdentUt, atlNDAY Services at 11 a.

m. and 7:50 P. subject "Ood tha Only Cause and Creator;" school for pupils 10 to 20 years. 6:46 a. m.i pupiu Unoar iu years at 11 a.

ra. WEDNESDAY TeetlmonlAJ naettng, neaaing rooms open emeu wn day from 0 a. m. to 6 B. DV except Wednesday, when they close at 7:30.

Open aunitar from ta 8 B. m. War relief com mittee meeta each Tuesday and Thursday In room SOI Federal Securitie ouwung. CONGREGATIONAL, first Plrmoejth, 20th and Dl Raymond A. MeConnell, mln War.

SUNDAY Children's day aenrice "Open tna IVm a. m. worship. 11 a. m.

sermon, "The Next Day;" aarlllon recital, 7 p. OM BtmoaF BvaniBf eiuo Taapsrs, 7l90 p. m. Ttlf anaY loeufa. IB.

THURSDAY War relief aewlnf, i hnaril sf irasteea. aharaber of com merce. 11 Cmp aire rlrla. 1:30 p. niua mipderi and II.

3:80 D. m. vaca tion ahurotf Khool continues Monday thru Friday, at Trinity Metnooun. Viae. 25th and I.

fuuavriml. 11 a. aermon "Christ's Profound Appeal," Ray. Gerald If, Kendall, guest minister. TUESDAY Friendly Bible claaa picnic, Pater Pan Park, 6:30 p.

WEDNESDAY KM roaa aewlnf, 13 COVENANT. JOth and 0 Virgil A. Anderson, pastor. atlNniV ahool. 6:45 a.

worship, 11 a. subjeet, "The Call to Follow Ood:" vesper service, p. m. Covenant Aiith laaeiie 6 a. m.

MONDAY Vacation chureh achool thru- out the week, a. m. 10 vt m. urnNraniY Covenant woman's auxll lary, 1:80 m. Bible study and prayer, p.

m. EPISCOPAL. Holy Trinity. Harold 0. Gosnell, U.

rector) Donald B. Robinson, 8. N. assistant rector. BUN DAY Holy communion 8 a.

m. morninc nraver and sermon. 11 a. ra. MONDAY St.

Barnabas day: Holy Communion 7:19 a. m. and 10 a. a WEDNESDAY Service Guild meeting and luncheon 1 p. m.

St. Agnes Guild picnic supper at ths home of Mrs. Ethel Leopold and Miss Lillian Martin, 6:30 d. m. THURSDAY British war relief aewlng, 10 m.

St. Matthew'a. 24th and Sewell. William Paul Barnds, rector. SUNDAY Second Sunday after Trinity; Holy Communion 8 a.

church school, 9:411 a. m.i morning prayer and aermon. 11 a. tubject, "The Man Who Ran From God," lastrutclon subject "Church Colors." Nursery during aervlce. Young peoples services league 7-8 p.

m. I Diversity. 13th and L. W. McMillin, priest In charge.

SUNDAY Second Sunday after Trinity Holy Communion, 6:30 a. m. Choral u- charlst and sermon. 11 a. MONDAY at Bamabaa dP: Holy Communion, 10 a.

ra. EVANGELICAL. Calvary. 11th and Garfield. F.

F. Gross, minister. SUNDAY School, a. children's day program and pageant, 11 a. Youth fellowship, 7 p.

m. worahlp at 8 p. MONDAY Brotherhood, 7:30 P. m. WEDNESDAY Church night 8 p.

m. THURSDAY Boy Scout. 6:30 p. m. FRIDAY Youth fellowship business meeting and social 7:30 p.

m. First. 3rd and Starr. John Wtchalt, minister. SUNDAY School 6:48 a.

m. worship, 11 a. sermon "Being Your Best Self. MONDAY Monday thru Friday vacation church school, 0:30 to 12 noon TUESDAY Links 8 p. meeting with Mrs.

raui Han, 3220 w. THURSDAY Open house vacation church school, Jo I p. m. KID ay Co-Workers Sunday achool claaa party with the H. D.

Wart'a, 4926 at night. EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED, at. Pned. 13th and P. C.

Kllck, pastor. SUNDAY School, 10 m. worship, 11 a. aermon, "Moses Interceding for Hia youth fellowship, 7:30 p. m.

WHDNTgDAY Woman'6 Guild, 1:30 p. m. Brotherhood 8 p. m. FOURSQUARE GOSPEL.

SUNDAY School, lo'a. worahlp, 11 a. sermon "Dry Cruaaders and Defenders service, 7 p. m. evangells tic service, 8 p.

m. topic "Power of the Moiy unost." WEDNESDAY Bible atudy and prayer, 8 p. m. FRIDAY Missionary legion, p. m.

CHURCH OF -COD. rtrat. 15th and Doyle W. Coody. pastor.

SUNDAY School :45 a. worahlp 10:45 a. sermon "Mercy Unto the aervlce 7:45 p. m. WEDNESDAY Prayer meetmi, P.

m. FRIDAY Missionary sewing, 10 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.

North tide. 23rd and Robert L. Moody, minister. SUNDAY School, 10 a. worship, 11 a.

m. and 7:30 p. m. A aeriea of special services during the coming week with Rev. Robert 1.

Clara. Kan saa City, Kas. speaker. LATTER DAY SAINTS. LO F.

Han. ilth and WlUUm Allen, branch president. SUNDAY achool, 14 a. am. Sacrament mrwm, e.ag p.

m. Beorgasdaed. 64S So. 26th. Earl M.

Oehrrnr mlnlatar BUNDAYchoel. Children' Day aerv-Ioh baptism and confirmation, 6:30 a. m. iwmnip, a. m.

lion's aaagua, adult i tninoay averting claaa, 6:30 p. worship, ieernwn, Clarence D. WUltaasa, speaker, aerrtea, p. m. LUTHERAN.

American. 24th and C. H. Rinkbouse, pastor. SUNDAY School.

9:30 a. aervlce 10:30 a. "The Lord be nad Abide With You," meeting of the congregation atter iam service! memorial aervlce for Capt Victor Behulte, :80 p. Senior league, 5:30 p. m.

TUESDAY Women's Missionary Feder- uni seatnea, 2:90 p. m. Cafvary. flflaamiel aviwwt 'h and Jraaklln, W. w.

Koenlg. pastor. aUriDAY ScbooU 10 a. aa. Bible class.

Mission church Tha Tree Mission church, Stronuburj, Neb, held a three daj celebration, in tha dedicatory observance of their new church building on Friday, Saturday and Sunday of last week. Highlight of the occasion was the visit of Dr, E. A. Halleen, president of the Evangelical Fret Church of Amer let who spoke on all three daya, delivering tha dedicatory aermon on Sunday. Others assisting In the service of dedication were, Rev.

MUford Olson, Polk, Neb. Erie rorslund and John Falk. in the financial report given by John Falk, treasurer, revealed the fact that of the entire cost of $11,000, approximately $900 remained to be raised. In a special appeal by the pastor, Rev. Mr.

Thorn, the offering taken ex ceeded the amount needed to erase the deficit, making it possible to dedicate the church debt free. 10:15 a. m.t worship with Communion, 11 a. m. 1 worsnip, a p.

m. TUKBini-auoday acnooi start, p. ra WEDNESDAY Young PeoDls'l meeting, p. m. Thursday Board ot cnnittaa saa- oauon.

6 p. aa. First. 17th and Clarence p. Ran, pastor.

lunuai-cnom, a. m.i worsnip, 10:49 a. sermon by Cbaolaln Stockman. MONDAY Boy Scout troop, 7:30 p. ra WIUNIBUAI Taoitn aociaty, 1 p.

Oraea. 14th and F. Inland Lesbsr. pastor. unuAT-worsnip, a.

m. ana 11 a. "The Oreat school. a. youta vsspera, so p.

m. MONDAY Ldrdla Raich society, 6 m. vacation church school thru Friday. WEDNESDAY OroUP SWU 1 B. with Mrs.

Lingo. S410 Laura: iroua will bold a picnic at imiigdala park, 12 (Missouri Synod) 1th and D. I. Ralna. vaster.

SUNDAY School and junior Bible, 1:46 a. m. i oervice, 11 a. ''The Proof of the Christian building committee, P. aa.

On Sartor. 23rd and N. Alrln U. Psteraea. pastor.

SUNDAY School, 6:46 a. oonflrraa-Uoa service and warship. 11 a. m. i Sunday Khool and eonfrasaUotuU plonla at Pstsr paa para, a p.

m. Missouri Synod) 1020 Bo. 18th, Melvln J. Taaster. pastor.

SUNDAY School nd Bible class, 10 a. m. worship subject, "Zeal for Ood According to Knowledge," 11 a. m. Trinity.

(Missouri aynod) Ulh and R. 7. Worthman, pastor. SUNDAY Services at and 11 a. sermon by Prof.

H. F. Waning, Concordia Teachers college, Seward, Neb.) achool, 10 a. m. evening aervlce, eerpum Dy Rev.

A. scnreln, Crete, Neb. TUESDAY Lutheran Laymen's league, II. FRIDAY -Building expansion committee, IP. a.

METHODIST. Elm Park. 19th and Randolph, Albert M. Lapthoma, minister. SUNDAY School MB a worship 11 a.

aermon "Filling the Oap" nur sery dnrlna worship. MONDAY VacaUon church achool thru Friday; Boy Scouts. 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY W.

8, O. 8. executive board 1 P. general meeting 2 p. Mlaa Hulda Btehnke will talk on "Local Juvenile Protection." FRIDAY All churcn Plcnle Antelope park, 6:30 m.

Epworth. 0th and Boldrcge, C. Van Metre, mln ister. SUNDAT-f-School, 6:45 a. m.i worahlp, 11 t.

Holy Communion and recaption of members; youth fellowahlp. 0:30 p. MONDAY Vacation church achool thru Friday, 8 to 11 a. Scouts 7:30 p. TUESDAY Junior Optimists.

Pint. 1723 No. 50, Lloyd H. Rising, minister. SUNDAY School n.

worship, Methodist student day, 11 a. m. inter- mediate and aenlor high fellowship, 7 p. service 8 a m. MONDAY Trustees 7 official board, 8 p.

m. WEDNESDAY Prayer meeting, 7:30 P. m. FRIDAY Claflla Memorial class ken ijlngton with Mrs. Grant Henderson,) gg07 no.

as, i.w p. m. Grace. 27th and F. E.

Pfouti, minister. SUNDAY "Sudent day." Oaneral as sembly of all (lasses and program, 9:46 a. worahlp 11 a. auspices board of education. Speakers, Mrs.

Howard Deems, Mrs. C. M. Duff, Miss Verna Um-bsrger Mr. Lester Bevans.

Havelock. Hat and "MOrHIIR." R7 Krcpsrmlnlstef SUNDAY School 10 a. worship 11:18 a. Odd Fellows-Rebekah Memorial aervlce, topic "By What WIU You Be Remembered?" Youth fellowship 8:45 p. camp planning and worship service, Wesleyan Service -Guild picnic at 6 p.

m. MONDAY Executive board of the Wom an's society of Christian Service at the home of Mrs. Francis Ferguson, 6329 etorrfrl, I p. m. WEDNESDAY The circles of the wom an'! society will meet as follows: Circle 1 at tha church at p.

m.i circle 11 with Mrs. W. 0. Slaughter. 8736 Ballard and circle ni with Mra.

O. J. Hitchcock. 4216 luiiaaiia at eiocs. 1 Lakeview, 1100 Weal 0.

A. Horlla, pastor. SUNDAY School 1:46 a. m.i worship 11 tuoiect, "rront or Lees." MONDAY Bible school, 6 a. m.

eotttln Sing for two weeks. WEDNESDAY Midweek services, 7:30 p. m. Paol. ltth and Gerald Kennedy, minister.

SUNDAY School 0:45 a. worship 11 "Return to high school and university fellowships, 6:60 p. m. hoard of education, 8 p. official board 4 p.

m. MONDAY Boy Scouts, 7 p. ra WEDNESDAY SL Paul's men's luncheon, chamber of aommcroa, noon; St Paul ausinnw women a picnic, 0:10 ra. FRIDAY lUd Crasa sewing, 6:30 a. a.

trinity. 16th and Howard P. Buxton, minister. SUNDAY School, 6:40 a. m.t worahlp a.

aermon un Being ninth graders picnic. Pioneers park, meet at church. 5:30 p. m. MONDAY Vacation church achool thru Friday to a.

Trinity men's luncheon, chamber of commerce, 11 noon; Junior department picnic, p. m.i Boy Scouts, 7:30 p. m. TUESDAY Cub Dep 1 at tha Jewatt home, '1710 B. FRIDAY Wesleyan Educational council with Mrs.

E. W. Rows, 2828 Stratford: Cub den 1 nt the McCabe home, 1835 Sumner; closing vacation achool prograuB, Wanwa. 45th and Orchard, John P. Brooks, pjUnla- ier.

Sunday School 6:45 a. worahlp It a. sermon for student day, "Life Enlarged by youth fellowahip 1:60 p. m. MONDAY Monady thru Friday, vaeatloa church achool at Epworth church, 29th and Hnldreca.

TUESDAY Cuba 4 p. m. WEDNESDAY W. 5. 0, luncheon, 1 P.

m. Wesley. 16th and J. W. L.

Elliott, minister. SUNDAY School, 10 a. nx; worship 11 6, m. WEDNESDAY Kensington, p. m.

WESLEYAN METHODIST. 1366 I. I. Cummin, pastor, SUNDAY flcbooj, a. sa.t VranrUp, 11 a.

ehlldrae'i teniae, vofablp, aa.) erangellsUa aenrleee ttraout weak. Her. WUUaag SmlU. Ulh and D. Urtar W.

CMUaaoa, fajstof UP OA I acnooi, ai wonnla. 11 m. I EvengelisUe Knie. aa. MONDAY HeataaSBg VwllH tbU school, I a.

tt m. thru Frl-oer. WIDNXBDAT Prarer ul Pralaa sere. let, 1 it m. FIUJDAI Tpang peopleg service, lM a.

m. BAPTIST. 14th mil Lswle II. Hale, mlnleter. aunuAT niiarn'S program, 1:46 B.i worehip.

10:46 a. iiuhi) "Th Divine Rlfhti ft Child." Nursery duiinf eervli-a. Junior B.T.F. I B. aenlor Y.jr p.

mondat tAru rndar. I 1. m. to noon, Vacation achool at first Christian church, ltth and Streets. W.W.O.

picnic, p. m. at Bhcller Bouee trj Antelope park. WKUNEaOAT UUwMk eerrlee, THURSDAY Red Crou HWln, 10 a. m.

28th and 8, David J. Evans, minister. BUND AY School, :46 a. m. worahlp.

11 a. sarraen. 'ConUmplatlni tha Christ." Nursery during worahlp; Youth Fejloysnlp, Baolor and Junior groups, 6:30 p. m.t "We Would Sec Jaaua" special gniiflrtn'i day, a. ra.

TUKHIIAI tlin BCOUta, 7 P. m. WEDNK8DAY Mid weak Praytr Bible siuay, 1 p. m. gherieaa.

40th and Bberldan, Albert IfygaU, mta- later. SUNDAY School, 10 a. m.i worahlp. 11 a. Serviceman' fellowahlp, 8:30 p.

to p. m. MONDAY Vacation echoed continue! Monday to Friday, 0:30 a- m. to noon. Temple, 37th and Holdrete, 8.

Knobloch, nlB' liter. BUNDAT--8chool. 1:45 a. m. worahlp, 11 a.

euDject: "auDeraaturai Ivl dencaa of Ood'i Abundant Oraae;" youth leuowanip, an afaa, 7 p. m.i praytr eer-lee, 7:45 p. meaaafa from The Keveiation, with chart, a p. at, MONDAY Scouta. TUESDAY Temple (aliowahlp, lit WEDNESDAY Prayer and filbl.

ltudv ra. FRIDAY Dr. W. B. Riley, prtaldent ef Northwaetara Bible inatituui will apeak at I P.

m. SATURDAY Youth for CbrUt, Balv. uoa Arm can, p. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN. Wnd and 1.

T. Baldwin, paitor. SUNDAY School, 0:45 a. chlldrea'i aarvioa, 10:00 a. by tha children 1 woranip aoa aarraon, Kev.

Kay de partmental meatlnm, 7:15 p. worahlp and apeoiat program, I p. m. MONDAY Vacation Bible achool lloa. aay tnru maay, a.

m. to 11:30 a. m. WEDNISDAt Prayer and Bible atudy, I p. ra.

FRIDAY Special prorrara eloalnu the D.V.B.a. II lee Ansa Nelaon will give a meaeage aonaerntnf toe Intarpratatloo of ranatuua ptmurea. UNITES BRETHREN. CmidweU afanwrUl. Ulh and II, Arthur O.

Core, mlnleter. SUNDAY School. 1:45 a. worahln a. m.t dramatliaUoa Cihlldrtn'i day aervloa "Coma Unto Ma." Unloa eve-nlns aervlcea at Calvary chnrah, evening uixmaaioB iroupa at acnooi of Mia-lone at p.

with film titled: naaiinga or jc vonao." WEDNESDAY Board BaeUnf, 1:10. V' in. Calvary. 2820 80. 13th, Arthur C.

Core, mlnlatar. dUNDAY Worahlp, 0:45 a. aermon: "Sinning Agalnat the Child;" achool, 10:45 a.m. Chrlatlan Endeavor dlacuaalon (troupe v.au ticnooi 01 attsaiona at 7:50 v. m.

wun movie uiieo: "Tne Heallna of M'Vondo." WEDNESDAY Women's Aid aoclatv meeta with Mre. T. L. Hutchlaon No. 1, 2 p.

m. Choir rehearaal at T18O at. 1 uoara meeting at 7:30 p. m. CATHOLIC.

St. Mary's Cathedral. 14th and Vsgr. C. J.

Rlordan, rector, SUNDAY Masses, 6, 7, 10, 11, and 11:30. Dally masses 7 and 8 am. MONDAY Advanced convert claaa. I p. Cathedral hall.

FRIDAY DevotlnhH in hnnnp nf Heart. 7:45 p. advanced convert class, p. wainearai nail. SATURDAY Instruction claaa for non- parochial atudenta, 10 a.

boly hour, p. m. Blaued Sacrameat, 101 So. JOthi August Krgemer, castor. DunuAT ataiaea, 0:40, 11 m.

evening service, 7:30. Dally masses, 7 and 8:30 a. m. FRIDAY Novena, 7:30 p. m.

Holy Family Parish. 25th and Sheridan; John Howe, adminls- irnior. SUNDAY Ifaasea, 10 and 11:10 a. Dally man. 1:16 a.

hoiv in 8:30 a. m. FRIDAY Novena to Sorrowful Unth.p 7:30 p. m. St.

Tereaa and Child Jeans. 816 80. 36tli: M. M. Kacimarek.

naatnr SUNDAY Massea at and 10 a. m. Dally mass, 7 a. ra. FRIDAY Novena ImmIhI w.h..

7:30 p. m. Sacred Heart. Slat and Ti Howard Hart, paetor, SUNDAY ifaaeea. a iuan and la noon.

Dally maas, 7:18 a. m. St. Patrick. 6122 MorriU Godfrey Plontkowski, O.F.M., 8UNDAT-Maeee-at4 and 10 a.m.' Dally maas.

7 a. m. FRIDAY Novena to Sorrow fur Mother. 7:30 p. m.

CHRISTIAN. Bethany, Cotner at Ayleeworth; Paul X. Becker. minister. SUNDAY School, a in 11 a.

tonic "God'a Reaullfiil ci' stool;" Chrlsllaa youth fellowshln. p. leader, Miaa Roma Bhowalter. WEDNESDAY Oroun 1 m.M p. with Mra.

Ralph Corllaa, 3031 No. Cotner; group 3 birthday lunch-spa, 1 p. with Mrs. Alice Weaver, 0535 Francla; group 4 dessert luncheon, 130 with Mrs. Manael Lunday, 7104 Francis; iroun a meeting 7:80 p.

with Mrs. Lucfle Armstrong, 2130 No. 67 EmI tlaaala. p- Hill, minister. a.

worship. 10:45 a. m. sermon "Ths 1. Present Day;" Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p.

m. song est and sermon. 7:30 n. 2r8uV. Pry" of Confession." MONDAY Dally vacation achool, 9 m.

to 11 a. thru Vrirfaw 7:30 p. m. TUESDAY Cub fun night, 7:30 p. WEDNESDAY-Prayer meeting, 7i45 THURSDAY Girl Scouts.

10 p. pj. FRIDAY Cub Pack, 7: JO p. 16th and C. BobbltL minister SUNDAY-School, 8:45 iTrworahlp.

a. sermon. "As Heralds of the baptismal service. 30 p. m.

and Profeaalonar women dinner, 6:15 p. m.i Boy Scout JrP. 7 vaeatloa ehurab soatlnues wnsa, v.du m. Id. WEDNESDAY FriendlT claaa :30 a.

Century class luncheon at iot Ouavara, 1025 Van Dorn, 12:46 p. m. FRIDAY Brownie and Olrl Scout troop meetings, 3:30 p. fareweU dinner hon- and Mrs. Bobbin and family, 6:30 p.

m. a Tabernacle. 2040 So. 23nd; Ruaaall It Bythewood mlnleter. SUNDAY School.

a. worahlp. Splain We serve with Experience and Respectful Understanding. Above alL pleiM remember this. No matter bow limited your resources, you will find our eervicea within your means.

Don't you worry child if your skin is dry, for you know that Charles of the Rilz has prepared some very wonderful treatment items that are excellent for your particular skin texture. There's a formula for every skin type. Street The series ending Sunday has Stressed the foreign missions phase of the missionary program. A new series of studies on home missions will begin this fall. Rev.

Arthur C. Core is tha Rev. O. S. Askerneese to visit Lincoln congregation ev.

O. A. Askerneese. district superintendent for the Church of Christ (Holiness) will be guest speaker at Christ Temple services in Lincoln and also at the Christian Alliance service, both heloVat 22nd and U. O.

J. Burckhardt is president of the Christian Alliance group and Rev. Trago O. McWilliams, Is pastor of the Christ Temple congregation. Christ Temple' choir will sing.

SPEAKS at WESLEYAN M. E. CHURCH Rev. William Smith of Topeka, Kas will speak each evening at 7:30 from June 11 to 24 in the chapel of Wesleyan M. E.

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