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DES MOINES TRIBUNE JLXY 7. i9t5. DES MOINES CHURCH NOTES Five-Week Vacation Bible School Set A five-week vacation Bible Pfc. Breeding War Casualty Plan to Burn A Mortgage in the program Will be compositions by T. T.

Noble, Diggle, Clokey, Holloway and others. It will be Fitch's last organ recital until fall. MODEL GIFTS i- I ffV It Presbyterian church speaking. In case of rain, the meeting will be at Park Avenue Church of Christ. The Senior Youth fellowship of Immanuel Methodist church will meet at Lake Ahquabi at 6:30 p.

m. Sunday. The Rev. C. Oscar Leonardson of Chicago, 111., executive director of the Augustana Lutheran brotherhood, will speak at First Lutheran church Sunday.

Three members of First church are on the national brotherhood council; Dr. F. F. Peel, Judge Eskil Carlson and Reinhold Carlson. A Memorial Service For Mervin W.

Cook A memorial service honoring Sgt. Mervin W. Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. T.

L. Cook, 3315 Wright will be at 7 p. m. Sunday at First Baptist church. Sergeant Cook was killed in action over Belgium Oct.

20, 1943. WACs from Fort Des Moines will provide music at the service. A brother, Norman C. Cook, seaman, second class, will be home for the service. Another brother, Eugene Cook, resides in Des Moines.

Sergeant Cook was a Lincoln High school graduate, enlisted in January, 1940, and went overseas in September, 1943. Observe Anniversary In observance of its second anniversary, Windsor Heights Lutheran church will have as speaker Sunday the Rev. B. Schlactenhaufen of Rockwell City, la. An anniversary offering will be taken for the church building fund.

Choose Your Church and Go A favorite coslumn of Fatsy Kesller, 9, and her sister, Sharon, 5, are these nuits sent to them by their dad, an Ameri-caa officer In India. Their Favorites Of all the gifts sent home by their father, Capt. R. I Kestler, with the army dental corps in India, hia small daughters, Patsy and Sharon, like best the latest ones to arrive. They are military suits, rather like WAC uniforms, but patterned after the English bush Jacket their dad wears in India and made of cotton airtex material.

Captain Kestler, who has BLINDERS Pfc. Orville C. Breeding, 26, died in a German prison camp, Stalag 9B, on Apr. 18, his wife, Mrs. Do rothy Breeding, 200 E.

Aurora was informed by the war department. Cause of hu death was not given. Mrs. Bree ding had not heard from her husband, who was with the 110th infantry di i i since March, when she re pvt. o.

c. BKtEDIXi. ceived a card dated Jan. 6. Private Breeding entered service in April, 1944, and went overseas the following October, after training at Camp Hood, Tex.

Reported missing Dec. 12, he later was reported a prisoner. Besides his widow, he is survived by two children, Barbara Anne, 4, and Michael Earl, his mother, Mrs. Nora T. Breeding of Des Moines; three sisters, Fran-cine Breeding of Georgia, Mrs.

Edna Mapes of Council Bluffs, and Mrs. Alice Lorens of Des Moines; and six brothers, Alfred and Wesley of Des Moines, Paul, with the navy and stationed in Maryland, Bud, with the army in Belgium, Wayne, a paratrooper in France, and Melvin of Winter-set, la. Richard Shelton Hurt in Action Mrs. Richard L. Shelton, 2305 Ingersoll has been notified by the navy that her husband, a private in the marine corps, was wounded in action on Okinawa May 14, suffering a shrapnel wound in the head, but returned to duty hospitalization, ft Shelton's par ents are Mr.

and rvx. k. shelton, Mrs. Sylvester Shelton, 2305 In gersoll ave. He has been overseas since last October.

Pvt. Tony Scavo, 20, Reported Wounded Pvt. Tony Scavo, 20, infantry man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Scavo, 413 E.

Kenyon st, was slightly wounded May 17 on Okinawa, the war department informed his parents. Private Scavo joined the rmy last September and has been overseas five months. He at tended Lincoln High school before enlisting. A ajsfc-aii brother, Roy, PVT. T.

SCAVO. served three years with the army engineers in the European theater. Iowa Dairy Unit Lists Members Five member of the Iowa dairy industry commission have been carried over into the new ly-reorganized commission, now set up on a permanent basis. Frank Barker, who was retained as secretary and manager for two more years, announced Sat urday. The hold-overs are Frank Holland, Milton; C.

K. Schoby, Bode, commission chairman; Scott Ellis, Dallas Center, first vice-chairman, and Professors C. Y. Cannon and C. A.

Iverson of Iowa State New members are Folmer Hanson, Cedar Falls, second vice-chairman; George Ruth, Onawa; Marvin McLain, Brook lyn; A. B. Hawkins, Cascade, and Harry Reece. Prescott. Secretary of Agriculture Harry D.

Linn has been suc- siooHarf nn tViA pninnnissinn Vv vuw wu. v. I 73 school will start at 4 m. Wednesday at Capitol Heights Methodist church. Sessions will be from 4 to 6 p.

m. Wednesdays and Thursdays, for children of school age. Picnic Canceled The Za-Ga-Zig Shrine patrol picnic, scheduled for Sunday at Indianola, has been canceled until further notice because of the death of a member, Clyde L. Jones. Mr.

Jones was a former captain of the patrol and adjutant of uniform bodies at the time of his death. Services will be at 2 p. m. Sunday at Hamilton's funeral home. Gas Explosion PHILADELPHIA, PENN.

VI') A high test gasoline still exploded late Friday night sending flames racing through a large oil refining plant. Firemen battled the blaze three hours, saving nine huge oil storage tanks from the flames. A number of firemen were slightly injured. From BAPTIST. C'Hlvary, K.

9th A Dei Mnln, Ir. W. II IJli-kltmnn, pmttor. Hiintlny wormup 11 a 7:45 m. MornlnK permon, "Korwarrt-looklng KnKh." EvbiiIdk.

union ptrvlcn Flrt uhurnh. Uth ft Hchnol, Out). W. Kol-Iiipoii, paptor. Bnnilpy wninhlp 11 7:45 p.

m. MornlnK rmwi, Never Losing Heart." Union nervieeg Ht. Paul A.M.K. church. Rev.

H. R. M. Harrtlman, preactier. Ktriit, Rth High, l-ewis jacoown, D.D., pastor.

Sunday worship a. 7 p. m. Morning sermon. "The Tomor row Window, wun moriKane ourums Evening, memorial service for SRt.

Mervin W. Cook, with music by WACs from Fort Pes Moines. Galllrn, 22nd Des Moines, V. L. Currier, pastor.

Sunday worship, 11 a. 7:45 p. m. L. P.

tassel, guest speaker at both services. Uraco, S. W. 9th Herrold, H. van Kommer, pastor.

Sunday worship 11 a 7:30 p. m. Mornlnf? sermon, As In the Days of Noah." Evening sermon, "Is the Believer's Salvation Eternal?" Fnrent Avenue, 11th Forest, Ralph T. Cobb, pastor. Sunday worship.

11 a. 7:45 p. m. Morning sermon, "Three Essentials to Abundant Living." Evening sermon, "Making the Bible Live." Both sermons by Dr. Jotin C.

Trever, assistant professor of Old Testament at Drake university. Norwood vllle, E. 29th Broadway, E. H. Sample, pastor.

Sunday worship 11 a. 7:45 p. m. Morning sermon by the pastor. Evening sermon by the pastor.

I'enn Avenue. Penn A Small, E. E. Hall, guest speaker. Sunday worship.

10:50 a. 7:45 p. m. Morning sermon, "The Church of Jesus Christ." Evening sermon, "Indestructible Possessions." ALLIANCE. Christian and Missionary Alllanre, Y.W.C.A., 9th ft.

High, Kenneth Paul Berg, pastor. Sunday worship, 3:20 p. 8 p. m. Norwondvillft Community, E.

29th A Aurora, Wade T. Coggins, pastor. worship, 11 a. tt-p m. Morning sermon, "The Work of the Holy Spirit." Evening sermon, "Now Are We the Sons of ADVENTIST.

Seventh-day Adventlst, E. 13th A Des Moines, Lelghton R. Holley, pastor. Sabbath worship, 11 a. Saturday.

BRETHREN IN CHRIST Emanuel Chapel. Amherst A Shawnee, W. Landis, pastor. Sunday school only during camp meeUngs at Good park. Gospel 14th A University, H.

W. Landis, pastor. Sunday school only during camp meetings at Good park Oak Park mission, 14th A Seneca, H. W. Landis, pastor.

Sunday school only during camp meetings at Good CATHOLIC. All Saints, 3rd A Ovid, James A. Maher, pastor. Sunday masses, 8 and 10 a. weekday masses, 8:30 a.

m. Church of Christ the, King. 5711 S. W. 9th, Thomas J.

Morlarity, pastor. Sunday masses. 8 a. m. and 0:30 a.

Weekday mass at 7:30 a. m. Holy Trinity, Beaver A Adams. V. R.

Ostdtek. pastor. Masses at 7, 8:30 and 10::10 a. m. SI.

AmlirtK. hrrt r1 Rth A Hl'2h. V. Lyons, pastor. Sunday masses at 5, R.

7, 8, 9. 10 and 11 a. m. Weekday mass at 8 a. m.

M. Augiistln's, 42nd A Grand, Francis J. O'Connell, pastor. Masses at 6:30. 8, and 11 a.

m. Sunday devotions at 4 p. m. Weekday masses at 7 a. m.

St. University A Harding, M. S. McNamara. pastor.

Sunday masses at 6, 8, 0, 10, 11 a. St. 3n00 Easton, M. B. As- pinwall, pastor.

Sunday masses, 7 and 9 i. Kovena service to utir ijaty oi Sorrows at 6 and 7 :45 p. m. each Friday. Weekday masses at 6:30 a.

m. St. Mary's. 2nd A Crocker. Dominic Weber, pastor.

Sunday masses at 7 and 9 a. m. Weekday mass at 7 a. m. St.

Peter's. E. 18th A Des Moines. T. P.

Murphy, pastor. Sunday masses at 7 and 9 a. m. Weekday mass at 7 a m. Visitation.

E. fith A Garf eld. J. M. Hansen, pastor.

Sunday masses at 7:30. 9 and 10:30 a. m. CHRISTIAN REFORMED. Evangelistic service, second floor of Y.M.C.A., John W.

Vlsser, pastor. Sunday worship, 7:30 p. m. Sermon, "Living by IToltK nraann.lrf T.olcrV,- ton, guest speaker. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church of Christ, Scientist, 38th Place A Grand, a branch of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, In Boston, Mass. Sunday services, 11 a. m. Lesson-sermon subject. "Sac-ramnnt." Second Church of Christ, Scientist, 713 Sixth Scottish Rite temple, a branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.

Sunday services, 11 a m. Lesson-sermon subject, ''Sacrament." CHVRCH OF THE BRETHREN. Flrnt, E. 16th A Des Moines, S. L.

Shenton. pastor. Sunday worship, 11 a. 7:30 p. m.

Morning sermon, "Ex alted to be a Prince and a Savior." Evening sermon, "Telephone to Glory." I HI IK II OF IlltlsT (I)IS( IPI.K.S). Capitol Hill. K. 12th A Ie Moines, P. K.

Htevens, pastor. Hunday worship, a. m. Sermon, "The Dynamite of God." Central, 9th A Pleasant, B. C.

Bobbitt, pastor. Sunday worship, 11 a. m. Sermon. "Behold Thy God." Chesterfield, 2556 Onawa, G.

Arnott Clvey, pastor. Sunday worship, 11 a. p. m. Sermon, "Christian Ethics." Cnilege Avenue, 4 4th A College, DeLoss Marken, pastor.

Herman L. Olmstead. 6th A Keo In the Heart of Des Moines Rev. Frederick J. Weertx, D.D., and Kev.

Frederick Sager, Pastors 9:15 A. M. Church School and Worship Service. Sermon: "Promise or Performance," Kev. Sager.

11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. Sermon: "On Taking Things Easy." Rev. Weertz.

TUNE IN SUNDAYS THE Old Fashioned Kevival Hour KRNT 7-8 A. M. I NT IK It NATION into aim wi I Ititrlfft Kultnr, SHrretor i First Baptist church will include a mortgage burning ceremony in the 11 a. m. service Sunday, symbolizing the termination of indebtedness incurred when the church purchased property in the rear of the building.

Those who have been members of the church for more than 40 years will be honored at the service. Mrs. E. G. Cutler is in charge of the ceremony, with Mrs.

II. W. Allison, C. Ii. Peters, chairman of the board of trustees, J.

E. Stonecipher, chairman of the board of deacons, and Caroline Laird, long-time member, participating. The committee in charge of arrangements consists of A. W. Thompson, J.

R. Sayler and Minnie Sherman. Fitch Recital A suite of numbers by Bach will open the monthly organ recital of Dudley Warner Fitch at 4:30 p. m. Sunday at St.

Paul's Episcopal church. Also included This List ad Interim. Sunday worship. 10:45 a. m.

Sermon, "The Komi That Leads to Life." OoliglRP 3225 K. Douglas, M. R. Willson. mistor.

Kiiiuinv womhin i i n. Sermon, "Christianity In a Democracy tlraut Park, L'Mh A fnpllol, lino. K. Purdy, nanior. Hiirulnv wnmhin li m.

Morning sermon, "An Hour With Him." Evening union service at GrMnt Park. Moil duo ilu Avenue. Ifllh nt nnd fi In Charles T. McKlernan, pastor. Sunday worship, 10:50 a.

m. Ninth and Shaw, 901 S. E. 9th. Levi H.

Griffith, pastor. Sunday worsliln. 11:30 a. 7:30 p. m.

Morning sermon, "Responsiveness to the Unseen." Evening sermon, "The Precious Present Hour." Park Avenue. S. W. 9th A- Park Rn J. R.

Hollis. pastor. Sunday worshlo. 9:45 a. 5 p.

m. Morning sermon, "Influence." Evening. Union service at MacRae park. All-church picnic after morning service at MacRae park. Vesper service.

4 p. m. Cnlim Park, E. 9th A Grandvlew, H. LaVern Klnzel, pastor.

Sunday worship, 11 a. Yeung peoples conference reports. Cnlversltv, 25th A University. Marvin O. Sansbury.

pastor. Sunday worship, 11 a. m. Sermon, "Shall We Wash In the Jordan?" West Des Moines. R15 Eighth, C.

s. Kleckner, pastor. Sunday worship, 10:55 a. m. "Trusting God." CHURCH OF CHRIST.

East Sld Home Lodge E. 6th A Locust, Eugene Smith, pastor. Sunday worship 11 a. 7:30 p. m.

Morning sermon by Elmer Pettlt. Evening, Bible discussion. Communion. 11:45 a. 8:25 p.

m. 2907 Ian. Sunday worship, 10 a. 8 p. m.

Morning sermon, by J. Smith and D. Lowe. Evening sermon by C. D.

Mc-Cay. Cnlverjity. Sunday worship, 10 a. 8 p. m.

orning sermon by Al Turnquist A E. Allen. Evening sermon by A. Bunn. CHURCH OF GOD.

First, 21st A Carpenter. Marvin L. Forbes, pastor. Sunday womhlp 11 a. 7:45 p.

m. Morning sermon, "Life's Sculpture." Evening sermon, ''Pig Pen Philosophy." CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. First, 12th A Forest, Wallace S. Purln-ton, pastor. Sunday worship 10:50 a.

8 p. m. Morning sermon. "God's Challenge." Evening, evangelistic service. CONGREGATIONAL.

Plymouth, 4126 Ingersoll, Frederick M. Meek, D. pastor. Sunday worship 11 a. m.

Morning sermon, guest speaker, Dr. Royal J. Montgomery, superintendent. Congregational Christian Conference of towa. EPISCOPAL.

St. Luke's, Forest st Beaver, Rob Roy Hardia. rector. Sunday worship 8 a. m.

Holy Eucharist 11. a. m. Morning prayer and sermon by the rector. St.

Mark's. E. 13th A Des Moines, Allen O. Blrchenough, rector. Summer sineduie: Holy Communion 9:30 a.

m. sermon 1 lie Keiigion of Reality." St. Pnul's. 9th A High. Gordon V.

Smith, rector. Holy Communion 8 a. m. Morning prayer 1 1 a. m.

Morning sermon, "What Is the Church." EVANGELICAL. First. E. 12th A Des Moines. Carl Frankhauser, pastor.

Sunday worship 10:45 a. 7:45 p. m. Morning sermon, "The River of God. Evening, union at First Presbyterian ehurch.

EVANGELICAL FREE. Ilighlnnri Park, Amherst Euclid. Oran w. bwanacK, pastor, nunday worship 1 1 a. 7:45 p.

m. Morning sermon, "Spiritual ProRressivencss." Evening sermon, "God's New HI Kh Priest as Seen in Hebrews." Living Hope broadcast 8:30 a. m. Sunday. FEDERATED.

First, Bfiaver A Adams, Melvin Seguine, pastor. Sunday worship 11 a. 7:45 p. m. Morning sermon "God's Word Confirmed." Evening sermon, "Preach and Practice." FOURSQUARE.

Tabernacle, 816 E. Grand, H. H. Caswell, pastor. Sunday worship, 11 a.

7:45 p. m. Morning sermon, "Living or Existing." by the pastor. Evening sermon, "The Crimson Stream to Calvary." Illus trated message by Evangelist Erie 1,. Hobson.

Services every night except Monday and Saturday. FRIENDS. First, E. 13th A Lyon, James R. Fur-bay, pastor.

Sunday worship, 11 a. m. Sermon, "Religion and the Issues of Life." INTERDENOMINATIONAL. Broadacre community, E. University A E.

38th, Wayne Persons, pastor. Sunday worship, 11 a. 8 p. m. Morning sermon, "Where God Dwells." Evening sermon.

"The Reward of Faith." Woodland Community, Woodland (Des Moines) Martin L. Edwards, minister. Sunday worship, 11 a. 8:30 p. m.

Morning sermon, "The Effectual Prayer of the Righteous." Evening sermon, "He wno tsinas tne strong Man," LUTHERAN. H.llu.ov, E. 12th A University, Elmer V. Hahlgren. tmsior.

Humlav worship. 1 1 11. m. Morning "The Law of Slnm and the Luw Calvary," by August Samuelson. liet hernia.

Pennsylvania A Buchanan, KM BERG Final Week! Every Nite. Missionary Rally Sat, Nite lSk Sd tax a Next Week Missionaries KEN RKHII Mr. Mrs. Michael Kurlak from French West Africa Services Every Night 8 P. M.

Sunday School 2:30 P. M. Sun. Sunday: 3:20 P. M.

Afternoon Services Msd.own Tent Campaign HI Sixth Ave. Spomortd 6y Christian Mittionary Allianrt I FROM INDIA been in India 13 months, had the suits made for Patsy and Sharon by a Hindu tailor. Their mother sent him similar suit patterns, and the tailor finished them off in approved military style. A dental medical corps insignia, petite captain's bars, shoulder patch, and shoulder-slung bags (with the Taj Mahal painted on them), complete the trim little outfits. Patsy, Sharon and Mrs.

Kestler live at 3022 John Patterson road. FOR BULL 1 ment service under the Iowa em ployment security commission. Since the legality of such a plan was questioned, Martin said, the association decided to establish its own employment service for its members. Rites at Grimes For J. F.

Seibert Services for John F. Seibert, 75, of Grimes, will be at 2:30 p. m. Sunday at St. Peter's Luth eran cnurcn, Grimes, burial in the Grimes tery.

Mr. Seibert fMX Hierl Frifiav at home. Born in Philadelphia, he lived in Iowa most of his life. He was a charter member of St. Peter's church.

-vivinsr are his 1 54 Irl SEIBERT. widow, Mrs. Anna Seibert; three sons, Glenn Glendale, and Clarence E. and Earl both of Grimes; three daughters, Mrs. Hulda Kohls and Mrs.

Irene Taylor, both of Grimes, and Mrs. Mildred Hampton of Harvey, one brother, Edward, of Grimes; and 11 grandchildren. I GRANDVIEW PARK BAPTIST yejj E. 32nd Cleveland A. D.

Mohr, Tailor fj M-. 33U in nun jttm at it' I fWrJnufi'on Box" UmJ HroaitifiHt KHM 11:13 A. tV. to Noon) 8 P. M.

"How the Chief of Sinners Became a Saint" First Baptist Church 11:00 A. M. Mortgage Burning "The To-Morrow Window" 7:00 P.M. Memorial Service Sergt. Mervin V.

Cook "The Friendly Church" EIGHTH HIGH Lewis Jacobsen, D.D., Taster $viRov The Volunteers of America vacation Bible school, with an enrollment of 90, will have a picnic Tuesday afternoon at Union Park. Speaker at Penn Avenue Baptist church Sunday will be the Rev. E. E. Hall, pastor of Lake-view Baptist church, Chicago, HI.

The Rev. Mr. Hall was pastor of Penn Avenue church for 13 years, The South City Ministerial association will hold a vesper service from 5 to 6 p. m. Sunday at MacRae park, with the Walter Brown of Clifton Heights Bible School On Monday Daily vacation Bible school will open Monday at University Church of Christ, to be from 9 to 11 a.

m. for two weeks, meeting every day except Saturday. Children between 4 and 12 are eligible and will be assigned to Or EN HIHI.E. Itethnny chapel, 8. E.

Kth A Allen, Rev. ami Mis. Robert E. Newberg, pastor. Siiniluy worship, 11a.

m. Klvnry 'Iaberiinclc, Dep Moines, Hex and Mrs. M. VrteflnRlHnr, pastors, Sunday worship II a. 7 m.

i 'uimmmlt rtitipel, 115 K. 32ud Court, Charlie and Edna 1-onnerhone, pttatorp. First, A Crocker. Frank W. Smith pastor.

Sunday worship, 11 a. m. ni p. m. Fort Des Moines, lllfl Army Post, (he Rev.

and Mrs. T. A. Toualey, pastors. Sunday worship, 11 a.

7:45 p. m. Four Mile. 3700 E. Sheridan, Ralph Oiler, pastor.

Sunday worship, 11 a. 8 p. m. Highland Park, 3705 5th. A.

H. Staton, pastor. Sunday worship, 11 a. 7:45 p. m.

Light Housp Tabernacle, S. E. 27th A Scott, Rose Spray, pastor. Sunday worship, 10 a. 7:45 p.

m. Sunshine. 1435 E. 22nd. Calvin R.

Loner, pastor. Sunday worship, a. 7:4 5 p. m. Urbiindalc, 45th A Douglas, Wilbur M.

Cornman, pastor. Sunday worship, 11 a. 7 p. m. Vanditlln Acres.

S. E. 36th A Granger, the Rev. Ralph Peters, pastor. Sunday worship, 11 a.

7:30 p. m. Victory Tabernacle, 3404 S. W. 9th, C.

L. Voshell, pastor. Sunday worship, 11 a. 8 p. m.

West Des Mnlnes. 313 6th. Nelson sisters, pastors. Sunday worship, 11 a. 7:45 p.

m. PENTECOSTAL. Apostolic Faith assembly, E. 13th A Grand. Sunday worship 10:30 a.

8 p. m. PRESBYTERIAN. Central, 3829 Grand, Percy H. Nick-less, pastor.

Sunday worship, 11 a. m. Sermon, "A Morning with the Friends of Jesus." Clifton Heights. S. W.

1st A Indianola. Walter J. Brown, pastor. Sunday wor- snip, 11 a. m.

fcermon, Tbe lynamlc or Christian Joy." Union service in MacRae park, 5 p. m. Topic, "The Two-fold Fellowship," bv the Rev. Mr. Brown.

Cottage Grove Avenue, 24th A Cottage Grove, Dr. Duncan G. MacLennan. pastor. Sunday worship, 11 a.

m. Sermon, "In Remembrance Sacrament ot the Lords Supper." 1 or(. Des Moines, South Union and Pay-ton, W. S. Harries, D.

pastor. Sunday worship. 10:50 a. m. Sermon, "Mysteries and their Mission." Highland Park, 4th A Euclid.

Harry C. Shiftier, pastor. Sunday worship, 10:50 a. m. Sermon, "Summer's Call." Park Avenue, 3120 S.

W. 9th, Wilbur G. Hassebrock, pastor. Sunday worship. 11 a.

7:30 p. m. Morning sermon by the pastor. St. John (he Divine, S.

E. 2nd A Dunham, Patrick P. D'Ostllio, paator. Sunday worship, 11 a. Sermon, "Love Constrains Us Holv Communion.

Union Park. Thompson A E. 13th, Choose the Church of Christ nearest yon and go: Capitol Hill Central College Avenue Chesterfield Douglas Avenue Grant Park Highland Park Indianola Heights Mondamin Avenue Ninth and Shaw Ninth Street Park Avenue University 9 Union Park Valley Gardens West Des Moines Eastside Church or Christ New Tewtpment Worship i Eugene S. Smith, Minuter East Sixth and Locust (Home lodse llnll) Snndny Services I 0:00 a. m.

Bible Clashes I I a. m. Worship ommunlon 7:30 p. m. Worahlii Communion Phones 4-491 7-4625 W.

Ilolison 7:45 p. m. "Thti Crimson Stream to Calvary" My the Evangelist Services Nightly 7:4.5 P. M. Except Mon.

and Sat, Special Music by Orchestra TABERNACLE II. II. Caswell, Pastor Stanley Larsen, pastor. Sunday worship, a. ni.

Sermon, "The Fifth Com-I nmiiilmeiit and lis Fulfillment." 3 n. S. K. pli'iiln pt Jenp Hierg's residence. Central (NLCA), E.

(1th Des Moines, n. VV. Lokenegard, pastor. Sunday worship, 1 I tn. Morning sermon, "Jesus Hud Urn Tiw." No vesper service becnttjta of Luther league rBlly at Bible camp, mine camp at KmidiiU, July 9-15; Junior camp, July 15-18 and 19-22.

First. E. Fifth A Des Moines, Dr. Emjl F. Bergren.

pastor. Snndav worshln. 1 1 a. m. The Rev.

O. Oscar Leonardson, executive nirector ot tne Augustana Lutheran brotherhood, speaker. Grace, Urbandale at 52nd. Frans A. Victorson, pastor.

Sunday worship. 11 a. m. Sermon, "What My Religion Means to Me." Grand View, Hull at E. 13th, Norman P.

Wold, pastor. Sunday worship, 11 a. 7 p. m. Morning sermon, "Love and Retribution." Evening sermon.

"Jacob, the Father of the Twelve Tribes." Redeemer (ULCA). 1219H Twenty-fifth, Arthur M. Simonsen, pastor. Sunday worship, 10:30 a. m.

Sermon, "Weighed on God's Scales." St. (ULCA), 6th A Keosauqua, Frederick J. Weertz. D. pastor.

Frederick J. Sager, assistant oastor. Worship, 9:15 a. m. Sermon.

"Promise or Performance," Rev. Sager. 11 a. sermon, "On Taking Things Easy." Dr. Weertz.

Trinity, Missouri svnod, 7th A Forest, Stratford Eynon, pastor. Sunday worship, 9:30 A 1 1 a. m. 7 p. m.

Morning sermon. "The Helmet of Salvation." by S. Eynon. Evening sermon, "A Lesson In Christian Obedience," by W. F.

Siefkes, assistant pastor. Unity fULCA), E. 33rd at Indianapolis, Wallace S. Livers, pastor. Sunday worship, 11 a.

m. Pulpit will be filled by a supnlv pastor. Windsor Heights (ALC). 6583 University. A.

C. Schumacher, pastor. Sunday worship, 10:45 a. m. Sermon by the Rev.

Bruno Schlactenhaufen of Rockwell City, la. Zlon (ALC). 3rd A Keosaiimm, E. H. Doerring.

pastor. Sunday worship, 10:30 a. m. Morning sermon, "God Speaks to Us Through His Blessings." METHODIST. Immunuil, 49th A Snyder.

Nobel B. Blackman. pastor. Sunday worship 11 a. m.

81-rmnn, "(Juiet Please." Ashury. E. 16th A Capitol, Clyde Carter, pastor. Sunday worship li a. rn.

Sermon, "God Is Our Refuge." Evening, 7:45 p. union services at First Pres-bytprian church. Capitol Heichts. 45th A Madison, Edwin L. Splller, pastor.

Sunday worship 11 a. m. Sermon. "A Great Debt." Fusion Place. Easton A Lav.

Clifton H. pastor. Sunday worship 11 a. m. Sermon, "The Second Commandment." Holy Communion.

Epworth, Euclid at 5th, R. T. White, pastor. Sunday worship 10:50 a. m.

Morning sermon. "The Ordinary Man." First, 10th A Pleasant, Dr. C. C. Bacon, pastor.

Sundnv worship 10:55 a. tn. Sermon, "Are You a Christian?" Fort Dei Mnlnes, 6204 S. W. 9th, Clark W.

Howard, pastor. Sunday worship 10:40 a. m. Sermon. "God's Victory." 7:30 p.

program by vacation school, Gatchel, 1907 Harding. E. Theodore Bauer, pastor. Sunday worship. 11 a.

m. Sermon. "Is Religion a Gamble?" Grace, Cottage Grove at 37th. W. M.

Briggs, pastor. Sunday worship 10:45 a. m. Sermon. "Tares Among the Wheat." Simpson, E.

at Canltol, John Payne, pastor. Sunday worship 10:40 a. 7:30 m. Morning sermon. "Saints! In Caesar's Household?" Evening sermon at Grant Park Christian church.

"An Allegory on Jacob and Bethel." Trinity. 8th A College, Alfred H. Barker, pastor. Sunday worship 11 a. m.

Sermon. "Uncover Your Light." Union Park, E. 12th and Guthrie. Robert Dahl. pastor.

Sunday worship 11 a. 10 m. Morning sermon. "Freedom From Fear" to be broadcast over station WHO Wesley, Des Moines at E. llth.

LeRov L. Weis, D.D pastor. Sundav worship 10:55 a. m. Morning.

Holy Communion 'Meditation, "A Supner for All." Evening. Union service at 7:45 n. m. at First Presbyterian church. Dr.

Haridas T. Mu-zumdar of Penn college. Pella, will spenlt. West Des Moines, 7th A Elm. Orville W.

Morrow, pastor Sunday worship 11 a. m. Sermon, "Best Story for the World." TUNE IN 'TROrHECY IN THE NEWS" WHO A. M. Every Sunday 4ffenf Serui'cei S.

D. A. Church E. 13th A D. M.

Sat. 11 A. M. Worship Hoar Sun. 8 P.

M. "Sluditt in Rrvtlutwnt" NAZARENE First Church Live S. S. 9:45 A.M. Preaching 10:50 A.M.

Hymnspiration 8 P.M. W. S. Purlnton Sermon 8:30 P.M. Pastor WARMTH WELCOME 12th St.

Hnd Forest Ave. Clark St. Cnrbliner to Kith and Purest line short block east DES MOINES GOSPEL TEMPLE 313 FOURTH ST. Tom Walker of Omaha Sneaking at 11 3 p. m.

and 7:15 p. m. Illihton P. Ilollry Spenker 1 beginners', primary or junior departments. There will be worship and study periods for each group, and handicraft, games and music will be included.

Woodworking will be taught in the junior department under Virgil Bett, and Mrs. Helen Hughes will direct a primary band. Floy Vest is superintendent cf the school, with department heads and teachers working-under her supervision. Wllllsm Msrk, p(or. Worship.

10 I'. Sermon, "Mountain Teaks of Wentmlniiler leaver franklin. W. I IPK Ik w.iml.ii. rid and in no tn.

mm a tllKlieat I omllllU'tlt." KKnitii mki mi mil or iri iiuisr ok unut jav Ai.r. Ill IT 1.1. 1 I riHMK fry, paairtr. Sunday worship, a. p.

m. 9 nni i iriii onj-nera by tlder N. V. Anderson. SPIRITt ALIST.

hiirch of Light, 106S Twelfth. Hazel Browne, pastor. Sunday worship 6 pm. Sermon. "Failures and Promises hureh of Hlxlom and Trntli.

Ft. Des Moines hotel Mae ritembach, pastor. No services until September. First National, Mechanics hall. SH Locust Emily Taylor, paator.

Sunday worship. 7:45 p. m. 8ennon, "Does Ho; Lver Die. Johnvin Chapel Psjehln renter.

6701 Pousliis, Wm. Leaeh, pastor. Sunday worship 8 p. m. Lecture by Dr.

Yessa Huffman. I'NITED BRKTHRE.V I.V CHRIST. Miller Mennrtsl. 3016 E. 13th.

Har-ry -l Herleln, pastor. Sunday JP-: 7 P- m- Morning seraon. "The Holv Spirit at Work." Eve-. r. sermnn, "What Is Man That.

Thou Mindful of Him?" St. Andrews. 31rt Paul V. Clark, paator Sunday worshln 11 a. 7 :.1) m.

Mornnsj sermon. "Oir Ooo: Herl'ane KvenlnK sermon. "What tbe LKrd a Hraver Means to Me" Mavej Memorial. E. at H.

A. Dierdorff. pastor. Eundav wrsn: 11 a. 8 pm.

Morning sermon. 'M. e-stones in Hi.tory." Evening serinoa. Fruits of a Christian Life." rxrrv. Tnlty Truth center.

42nd RolT'rs rnlniater. Sunday wor-iected Sermon- Un'ly subject, VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. 84S Third, Mai. Lillian M. Gould.

tor. hunday worship 3 p. 7:45 Afternoon sermon, "So Wear and Yet Evangelist C. W. Burpo of Los Angeles 11 A.M.

"An Unshakable Faith for a Shaking World." 7:30 P.M. "The Meaning of the Mark of the Beast." (Both topics illustrated by magic.) Meeting 7:45 P. M. Every Night except Monday and Saturday. FIRST CHURCH of the OPEN BIBLE 19th and Crocker Daily Radio Broadctutt 7:15 A.M.

KS0 FAMINE Hear this prophetic message on war, famine, pestilence and earthquakes. Ia this prophecy coming to pass 9:15 A. M. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Hindrances This is the second measnjre on Hindrances to the Christian lie 6:30 P.

M. Y. P. Service 7:30 P. M.

Prophecy iPtlgrtm Cijurrij The Church with the Lighthouse Univeriitr Ave. and Hsrdinf Road F.dwartl Boone, Iator IN: ARTY WKLCOMK Evangelistic Services "Supper Club" on the 2nd floor of the V. M. C. A.

Sunday 7:30 P. 31. "Living By Faith" Rev. John V. Yisser, Missionary-I'astor YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Douglas MacArthur, king of the herd at Plain-Crist farm, 5800 Park wears his new blinders.

Sours, chief of the aeri- When Mr. and Mrs. Owen Crist, owners of the Plain-Crist farm, 3300 Park saw their registered bull, Douglas MacArthur, frequently pawing the ground and lowing, they became concerned. "Mac" never had Injured anyone, the Crists didn't want to risk the possibility that he might, so they bought him a pair of blinders. The blinders, made of light tin and leather straps, cover Mac's eyes.

He can see the ground if he holds his head high, but if he lowers his head, as bulls do when they begin a charge, he can't see beyond his hoofs. Now Mac munches his grass with the rest of the herd and once in a while paws and bel-lows his wrath away. rTeachers Group Planning Agency A plan for establishing its own teachers' employment agency was adopted unanimously at a meet-ing Saturday of the Iowa State Teachers association executive board, Charles F. Martin of Ma quoketa, president of the associa tion, announced. Immediate steps would be taken, Martin said, to provide adequate office facilities and increased personnel to handle the hervice.

It would be available to all full contributing members of the association upon payment of a small registration fee, he added. No commission would ho charged. Martin nuld the service would save members of the association many thousands of dollars each year, besides providing a high type of placement service. In the field of pernonal service to its members, the as-1 sociation was entering a new field of endeavor. A sampling of teacher had revealed virtually a unanimous desire for the association to provide the feervice.

An effort then was made by the association to continue, through a subsidy plan, the place- 'ILLUSTRATED SERMH cuiture department's dairy and food division. Others retiring were Clarence Moore, Albia; Sam T. Rogers, Walnut; Roy J. 'Smith, Spirit Lake; H. O.

Larson, Dike, and Harry Lage, Davenport. FIRST FEDERATED W. Bvr and Adam Melvin Me Seguine, pastor jsJI 11:00 A. M. ''God's Word 3 4 'Confirmed" Rev.

Segui 'T P. "Preach a 7:45 P. M. "Preach and' II ractice" Rev. Seguine 4 1 Wed.

7:30 P. M. Mld- o.iliii week Service of Prayer iikVj iol Btuny. Nnved by The Blond Made Sure by The Hook. Rev.

Charles E. Long will speak Sunday 2 i 11:00 A.M. "Walking With 21 God" 2 7:45 P. M. Rev.

Neil Parmer Subject: "Seven Reasons Why I Am a Christian" 3 People's Church I1 31st Ingersoll Rev. PAUL C. LONG. Pastor HACK TO nudist 11:00 a. m.

"Living or Existing" The Pastor Rev. II. II. Caswell Everyone Welcome FOURSQUARE 816 E. Grand THE GOSPEL TEMPLE (313 Fourth St.) YOUTH FOR CHRIST TONIGHT 7:30 P.

M. Speaker: Vincent Bennett vice president of Wheaton College fPECIAL MUSIC INTERESTING PROGRAM Youth for Christ Box 90, Des Moines, Iowa.