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SECTION 1 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1948. Medical Group' Approves Pan For Insurance Lee H. Mann, Ex-Physician, Dies At 87 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Fourth end BreckinrieJgs tv. Homer W.

Carpenter, D. Minister Morning Worship, 11:00 O'clock THEME: "THE WORD MUST BECOME FLESH" Large Churns Choir With Quartet aad Soloists In Special Music Church School, Jnnlor Voting People's Veiper, McPeak's Appeal Is Denied; Execution Set for Nov. 5 Frankfort, Oct. 1 (AP) The Court of Appeals to-' rejected the request of Daniel T. McPeak that it recon of the death sentence given sider its approval last June 1 him at Louisville.

Broadway Methodist Church Bedford Turner, Minister Broadway at Floyd 10:50 A.M "CHRIST" The court's rejection automati----ally fixes McPeak's- execution date for November 5 in the trie chair at the Eddyville Prison. was one of a trio given sentences in Jefferson Circuit Court for the armed robbery of Vernon L. Hodge, 26, of near Louisville, carpenter and former paratrooper. One Already Executed. One of the trio, Jasper Nease, McRoberts.

was executed last April 30. The other, Herbert THIRD AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 171S-1T2 So. Third Rev. I. E.

Williams. Pastor 10:43 A.M.-'THE GREAT DELIVERANCE" 8:00 P.M. "THE WRESTLING MATCH" A.M. Bible School 55 F.M Training Vnio Wednesday Evening Pirfyer Service P.M. The Public Inrited -j) y- r4l I fei 1 lit -4 Hrj 0) if tLzyfJ TAYLOR BOULEVARD CniTRCn OF CHRIST 324 AYLOR BOI I.F.VAlin GOSPEL MEETI.Yfr Or.

3-15. Mghllv Also 10. 11 A.M. RUFUS R. CLIFFORD, Evangelist WGRC Tuesday, Thursday.

Saturday, 6:45 A.M. PIULIC CORDIALLY INVITED Workman, Tesla, W. Va- has an appeal pending in Appellate Court. They, and McPeak, Dublin, were soldiers who escaped from a Fort Knox stockade and were hitchhiking. Hodge gave them a ride, not knowing they were fugitives.

He was robbed and driven to Perry Countv. His body was found there in the Kentucky River. The three were indicted for murder in Perry County, but were tried only at Louisville on the armed-robbery charges. Universilv of Beirut Inaugurates President Beirut, Lebanon, Oct. 1 Dr.

Stephen B. L. Penrose, was inaugurated today as fourth president of the American University of Beirut, America's oldest snd largest overseas educational institution. Penrose succeeds Dr. Bayard Dodge who is retiring after 25 years as president.

The new president, now 40, has served as an educator, administrator, and most recently as. special adviser to U. S. Defense Secretary James Forrestal. The American University was established in 1866 and is financed by American contributions and governed by an American board of trustees.

HEAR HALL C. CROWDER EVANGELIST Of CORDELL, OKLAHOMA IffilEVnVAlL SIEHMIES CONTINUED THRU OCT. 5 SOUTH LOUISVILLE CHURCH OF CHRIST FIFTH AND STREETS 7:45 EACH EVENING Hear the Saving Gospel Preached in the Lore of God A WELCOME A IV A ITS YOU Conrier-Jearnal Phots. 3 Women Claim Body Of Slain Man Inez, Oct. 1 (JP) The fu- neral was held today for 40-year-old Lige Davis, robbery- -'-slaying victim, attended by two women who claimed to be his wife.

Deputy Sheriff McClelland Horn said that a third woman, carrying a child she said was Davis', also claimed his body, which was turned over to Mrs. Helen Stepp Davis. Mrs. Davis, the mother of two children, and Mrs. Amy Jane Stacy Davis, who said she mar-Tied the mountain farmer in March, 1947, but learned afterward that he still was married to the former Helen Stepp, sat on opposite sides of the church.

Davis had been divorced from 'his first wife, Mrs. Sara Sinley The third woman to claim 'Uhe body was nof identified. The funeral was held on Davis Branch of Wolf Creek, near Pilgrim. MpamvViilp. Columbus Webb.

POINTS being stressed in the Army's new training program are studied by, from left, Cpl. W. G. Fish, MSgt. Fred Owens, and Lt.

Col. H. E. Ruppart. They are members of a Third Armored Division team that just toured Army camps to spread principles of.

the program. Dr. Lee H. Mann. 87, retired physician, died at 12:20 a.m.

today at Jewish Hospital after a week's illness. Dr. Mann had practiced in Columbus, Ohio, for od years Deiore nis rexiremeni iu years ago. For the past six years he had spent the fall and winter here with his daughter, Mrs. E.

J. Hoddy, 2221 Brighton Drive. Another daughter, Mrs. John G. Anderson, lives in New York.

Four grandchidren and two greatgrandchildren also survive, Ernest W. Roberts Funeral for Ernest W. Roberts, 69, retired Negro letter carrier here for 35 years, will be at 2 p.m. Monday at his -home, 1922 W. Madison.

Burial will be in Louisville Cemetery. He died at 5:30 p.m. Thursday. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Susie M.

Rob- erts: two daughters, Miss Izora A. Roberts and Mrs. Edward D. Mitchell; three sisters and three brothers. Mr.

Louise Y. Heeb Funeral for Mrs. Louise Yun-ker Heeb, 76, of 1140 Everett, will be at 2 p.m. today at Maas Chapel. Burial will be in Cave Hill Cemetery.

She was a lifelong member of Trinity Lutheran Church. Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Anna Brock, and a brother, Arthur Yunker. Mrs. Margaret E.

Thompson Mrs. Margaret E. Thompson, 47, died at 2:40 p.m. yesterday at General Hospital after drinking poison half an hour earlier at her home, 4435 Larkwood, Dr. Paul Osborne, coroner, said.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. J. R. Coffman, Gadsden, and Miss Mary L. Thompson; and a grandchild.

The funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Owen's Chapel. Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park. Member of Pioneer Kentucky Family Dies At Owensboro Owensboro, Oct. 1 JP) Mrs.

Nannie Netherton Beckham Triplett, widow -of Judge George V. Triplett and member of a widely known Kentucky family, died at her home here tonight. Mrs. Triplett was born at historic Wickland, near Bardstown, a daughter of the late William N. Beckham and Julia Wickliffe Beckham, and granddaughter of Charles A.

Wickliffe, one of Kentucky's pioneer legislators. She was a sister of the late J. C. W. Beckham.

United States senator and Kentucky's younger Governor when he assumed that office. Her husband was an Owensboro attorney and banker. Surviving are to sons. William Beckham Triplett and Robert S. Triplett, both of Owensboro.

The funeral will be Monday. Maximum of $150 Provided for Surgery The go-ahead signal for, a state-wide surgica arid medical-insurance plan has been given by the Kentucky Medical Association. The association's house of delegates, meeting in Cincinnati, gave final approval to the prepaid plan which was prepared for presentation a month ago by a special K.M.A. committee. Dr.

Bruce Underwood, association secretary and State health commissioner, could not say hpw soon the plan will go into effect because establishment of it will take some time. The plan, sponsored by the medical profession and not run for profit, will pay a specific amount of cash for every tjrpe of surgical operation and for time spent in hospitals. The highest benefit will be $150 a year for surgery plus $15 for X-ray and $15 for anesthesia. Premium rates have not been set, Dr. Underwood said.

There have been two proposals, however. One calls for a monthly premium of $1 for single persons and $2 for couples with dependents. The other rale, believed to be "more sound actuarially," would be 90 cents for single persons, $1.90 for m.m and wife and $2.20 monthly for couples with children. Also included in the plan is provision for paying the subscriber $3 a day for time spent in the hospital after the first three days 14) to a maximum of $81 a year. This would cost 25 cents extra a month under the proposals made a month ago.

may join. All payments from the insurance tom-pany go to the doctor. If the doctor's fee is more than the insurance will pay, the'patient must pay the balance. Court of Appeals Frankfort. Oct.

1 (API-Court cf Appeals opinion todav: Burnt va. Commonwealth HODkins. reversed: Commissioner Stanlev Dunn vs Dunn, Ohio, affirmed In part, reversed In part: Judge Latimer Shepherd et vs. CommonweaJth, Floyd, affirmed in part, reversed in part; Commissioner Stanley. Melton vs.

Steele et Leslie, opinion delivered dismissing appeal; Judge Thomas. Muncie v. Commonwealth. Estill, affirmed: Chief Justice Sims Lewis vs. Commonwealth.

Clav, affirmed: Judee Reet. Walker et vs. Farley. Harlan, reversed as to Jesse Walker, denying Franklin Walker motion for appeal and affirming judgement as to him: Judee Rees. Berkley vs.

Commonwealth. Christian, and Blankenship vs. Commonwealth. Law. renoe.

appeal denied, judgment affirmed in each ase. Sanitation Tistriot No. 1 vs. Citv of Louisville. Jefferson, joint motion to modify opinion sustained, opinion modified and petition for rehearing dipmisnen'.

McPeak vs. Commonwealth. Jefferson, appellant'a petition for rehearing overruled. Commonwealth hy etc. vs.

Ward, judee. in Court of Appeals: order deliverer! directing hriefs to he ftleft on ouestions of law applicable to facts, and petitioner given to October 15 and respondent to October 31 to file hriefs: replv briefs due within five days after filing of hriefs. Moore ec. vs Carnes. administrator et aj Daviess: case argued orallv bv Carroll Byron.

Owensboro, for appellant and bv Hubert Meredith Owenshorp. for appellee and ease ordered submitted. WALNUT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Ft. Knox Team Travels 10000 Miles To Sell Training, Personnel Plan Wm. R.

Pettigrew, Minister Third St. Catherini 10:50 A.M. "THE PRICE OF REVIVAL" 8:00 P.M.-"THE BEST UNTIL NOW" 9:30 A.M. Bible School 6:30 P.M. Training Unior Wednesday Evening Prayer Praise Hour 8 O'clock 11 A.M.

Service Broadcast Over Stations WGRC-WB0X "personalization and individualization in the handling of new men." Three of the camps visited were Fort Dix, N. Camp Tickett, and Camp Chaffee, Ark which have training divisions for men inducted under the new peacetime draft. The Third Armored Division also is one of the draftee training units. Put Men In Right Spot. The orientation and indoctrination team stressed the importance of "decent human relations" in the training program, Colonel Ruppart said.

"We tried to show, among other things, that the day of the tough, cursing sergeant and the poor, bewildered recruit is the thing of the past," he said. "We stressed the importance of finding out what a man is best Or. Horgeff Announces for II A.M. MOILY COMMnUNION aid by Sheriff James Horn to ihave admitted killing Davis two "days ago, and robbing him of S420. waived examining trial and was held to th November grand jury on a murder charge.

The sheriff added that Webb was transferred to the Floyd County Jail in Prestonsburg for safe-keeping. He was arrested in Kermit, W. Va, several hours after discovery of the body of Davis. It was found hidden be- J.1.11ILI Jwt nuvt -vj leaves and underbrush in tne not- Lovely and Appropriate Music 7:45 P.M. THE REV.

JAMES SHEPHERD Preaches 9:45 4.M. -fihurch School for All Ages low where he was snot, tarner i his assailant had beaten 19-year- FOURTH AVENUE METHODIST St. Crtn Com in a Oct. 14 4 Enorth at Hi A Ftt-it'il Meeting CARLISLE AVENUE BAPTIST 3548 Toyler Roof.vorel "Whrt lvry Visiter It An Honored Guett" 9:30 A.M. Bible School 6:30 P.M.

Training Union fH 10:30 A.M.-"Winning Souls" Christ Called Greatest Doctor By Christian Science Lecturer There never has been a more effective means of dealing with disease than that employed by Christ, Ralph E. Wagers, member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, said last night. He spoke at the Woman's Club Auditorium. The lecture was sponsored bv Third Church of Christ, Scientist. Onlv recentlv, Wagers said, has psychiatry taken some account of the "disastrous effect of negative thought upon the body." "Previously," he added, "disease was considered to be wholly external to one's thinking." Anv conflict between Christian Science and materia medica.

the speaker declared, revolves around basic point that Christian Science recognizes all disease, regardless of its form, as deception rather than fact." cld Mrs. Stacy Davis. She bore little evidence of the attack today. Youth Shot By Police Held for Grand Jury Robert E. Charlet, 19, -of 1020 S.

Fifth, who was shot in the leg by a policeman during an escape attempt a month ago. was held for the grand jury in Police Court yesterday on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. Charlet has recovered from the wound, inflicted by Detective George Beaver on the steps of City Hall. He is accused of obtaining money from various stores by picking up articles and returning them for refunds. P.M.-"Spirit Filled' mi Warren Memorial Presbyterian Church W.

RUSSELL GILMORE, Minhier Fourth end Brmtdwav When C.rota the Crowded Va-i' 11:00 A.M. "WHEREFORE HENCEFORTH" 9:30 A.M., Church School 6:30 P.M., Young Peopled and Soldier, Fellownhip and Derotionnl Soldierm Club Open. Daily WGRC or WBOX each Sunday for "THE FELLOWSHIP HOUR" Begins October 10 Angel Martinez, Evangelist I o.nn A. W. WALKER Pastor I32Z South Fourth St.

MAruelia SS3 8:00 Tune in 9:45 P.M. Revival Rev. Jewish Year Starts Tomorrow Shawnee Christian Church 48th Bnadwjy Earl R. Se'rtz, Minister 10:45 A.M.-A World Family of Faith 9:30 CHURCH SCHOOL Nursery Facilities Available SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH S.cond and Kroadway TEUNIS E. COUWENS OLIVER CARMICHAEl Mntr Ajs.rlnte Minister 11:00 A.M.

The Sacrament 6f the Lord's Supper :39 A.M. Church School 5.rm P.M. lonrf Feeple't Meeting Louisville's Jewish congrega- suited for and of training him along those lines," the colonel said. "The Army now fits square pegs in square holes and round pegs in round holes. It no longer puts a square peg in a round hole and batters it until it either fits or splinters to pieces." Another aspect of training the orientation team emphasized, Colonel Ruppart said, was the importance oi stamping out obscenity and profane language.

"We believe this can be done," he added. Chaplain Maurer explained the role of the chaplain to training leaders at the posts visited. He told of the chaplain's duty in taking a personal interest in each soldier's problems and in helping to solve those problems whether they be spiritual, moral, or otherwise. The House of Prayer 111 E. Mala St.

The fi rt white AtIr T.ra-..-'""" hunt tm tne city ol i Louisville. Ky. Ret. Servire Sunday Srhenl A.M The Pnhllr Alwaya Welrme. M.

Jl. FARMER. Pastne rirurr Srrmrr Welcome SITS iJions will observe the beginnings rT a new year 5709, according to the Jewish calendar at sundown jtomorrow. The reform congregations 1 will iave new year's services tomorrow night and Monday morning. EIGHT GREAT NIGHTS: OCTOBER 3 TO 10 LARCHMONT CHURCH OF GOD 3132 Taylor Blvd.

ROSS H. MINKLER, Nationally Knotcn Evangelist CHURCH OF CHRIST 11 A.M. Sunday Power of Healing" 9:30 A.M. Sunday School (Rally Day) 6:30 P.M. Youth tof Unify FALL CLASSES IN THE STUDY OF METAPHYSICS OPEN 7:30 P.M., Tuesday "Power of Thought and How To Use If 11 A.M.

and 7 P.M., Wednesday "Lessons In Truth and "Talks On Truth" 12 Noon Meditation Service 7 P.M. "Bible Interpretation" 11 A.M., Thursday "Out of Self and Info Thee," textbook The Bible Open Claim Public Inrited CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH SECOKD AKTJ OAK STREETS REV. JOHN S. CHAMBERS, Minister Church School 9:30 A.M. EVERYBODY WELCOME NURSERY FACILITIES 10:35 A.M.-"B!esr Feast of Love" Edward H.

Clark, Dlrertor of Mnsie Robert N. Hnrst. Or anlst Louisville one conservative con 17 Army Camps Visited By Group A nine-man team from the Third Armored Division has just returned to Fort Knox from a cross-country tour designed to spread the Army's "New Look" in training and personnel relations. During a 42-day aerial trip, the team visited 17 Army camps with its message of how the Third Armored Division in its training program is applying the principles used by the Universal Military Training Experimental Unit at Fort Knox. The team was under the direction of Lt.

Col. Howard E. Ruppart, general staff corps. With him were Lt. Col.

Paul A. Maurer, a chaplain; Maj. Gorden E. Say re, Maj. Charles E.

Taylor, Maj. Z. T. Wimberley, Capt. John R.

Flynn. Capt. Raymond H. Poore. MSgt.

Fred Owens, and Cpl. William G. Fish. Colonel Ruppart said the tour was a part of a move by Gen- eral Jacob L. Devers, chief of the Army field forces, to get more Labor Group to Discuss Strike.

The A.F.L. Central Labor Union will hold a special meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday to consider help to Strikers at Harcourt Company, engravers, 418 W. Main. The strike began two weeks ago over refusal of the firm to recognize an engravers' union.

holiday services because it has outgrown its synagogue at Floyd and Jacob. The beginning of the Jewish new year starts 10 days of repentance. The 10th day, the Day of Atonement, is a fast day. All the congregations will have Day of 'Atonement services Tuesday night, October 12, and during the following day. DEW SIDE GEORGE SWAy, Pattor Sunday School at 9:45 A.M.

MORNING AT 11 "WHAT BEING SAVED MEANS' 5:39 YOUTH MEETING EVENING AT "A STUDY ABOUT PRAYER" Christian Chnrrh Barditnwn Rd. at Barlncer JESUS SAVES JESUS HEALS Snndar Afternoon Service. F.M. at Union Lonor Temple. 517 E.

Broadway Snnday Srheol 2 F.M. Brio the Children Brinr the, blind, the lame, deaf and dumb, incurable diseases. See God manifest His ipreat power. Hear people tell now Jesns delivered them from these conditions through faith the. blood of Christ.

EVERYBODY WELCOME! SISTER KAH Residence. Alt FOURTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Fourth and Oak Streets M. A. COOPER, Paor 9:34 A.M. Bible Schwl 11:00 I.M.

TIcfary We All Want" 3:00 P.M. Church for Ihe Deaf 60 PJ. Training Union 7:45 P.M. Chris! Weep Orer Lauisyille?" "A Crutade for A Christian World" Morning Worship 8:45 and 10:50 WORLD WIDE COMMUNION Church School 9:45 A.M. DOUGLASS BLVD.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH Inst Cast of Bardstown Rd T. M. GILTNEIt, Minister gregation also win nave services then, and in addition will have services Mondaymight and Tuesday morning. The conservative congregation, Adath Jeshurun, has rented the Woman's Club Auditorium for its WEST END CHURCH OF CHRIST 77 So. nth St.

10:00 A.M. BIBLE STUDY 11:00 A.M. WORSHIP WGRC :45 A.M.," Sat H. rmcher, Minister BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH Temporarily Located At 3825 Lexington Read In the enapel of the beautiful Seminary timpni Sunday A.M. DR.

T. C. SMITH, Supply Patter Service 11 A.M. "LEST WE FORGET" 8 P.M. "GODLY SORROW AND WORLDLY SORROW" Christian LOUISVILLE GOSPEL TABERNACLE Christian Mitsienary Alliance Zl.t and Oak Rer.

F. Edw. Dart. MlnUter 10:45 "THE FIRE TEST" 7:30 CANDLE LI6HT COMMUNION SERVICE Chorrh Srhoel :39 Tonne; People' Hour Subject: "Unreality" Sundav School and Nirraery nt II a.m., Sunday Servire It a.m. Reading Room 11 Starka lo a.m.

to p.m. Wednesday Evening. Teatimnnial Meeting: at O'rlork FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST ZTa" Dr. Maebet V. Carre II Minister Jlaifn, Palestine Story of My Conversion 1045 AM.

EVANGELIST HAIMOVITZ 2:30 P.M.-The PASSOVER An Actual Demonstration 7:15 P.M.-A JEW PROVES Trll DEITY OF CHRIST CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR 865 So. Third Street Wallaco H. Couble, Pastor SATURDAY 10:30 A.M. OF TARSUS CONVERSION OF SAUL Hear Jetcixh Evangelist, TUNE IN WGRC EVERY r-7 ft A WEST BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH E. F.

ESTFS, Factor 4nth A Broadwa-r IAMH, Associate Morning Worship, YE PRAY" Evening Worship, ELDER SON WOULD NOT GO IN" SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 TRAINING UNION 6:45 Baptist Hour of 1 1 :00 A.M. Daily Over WBOX CHRIST FOR Atl ALL FOR CHRIST ST. PAUL METHODIST CHURCH Borditown Reed et Deugtotf Boulevard Howard W. Whitalter, Patter John Paul Shepherd, A social 10:55 A.M. HOLY COMMUNION 7:30 P.M.

YOUTH NIGHT "THI CHALLENGE OP CHRIST" Sermon by the Associate Pastor KENWOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH South Third St. and Alger Avt. Cleo Purvis, Minister Mrs. C. A.

Powell. Oranist Church School 9:45 A.M. W. C. Brooks, Supt.

MORNING SERVICES 10:50 "THE SACRED- SUPPER" EVENING SERVICES 7:45 "THE FINALITY OF CHRIST Bible Stno Wednesday Nlcht At 7:4.1 HAEDE3IAIV AVEISUE CHURCH The rharch that Christ built (Matt. Italdeman and Frankfort Ave. HIGO McCORD. MINISTER Revival: Orf. 3rd lh rough Orl.

17th. George W. UP Hoff. ltfurfreesboro. prearhintf.

Services each evening; at (enrent Saturdays), and en Sundays at II A.M. Tune in every Sunday mirsix at SOUTH SIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 52S Evelyn "hilder, P.ir SUNDAY SCHOOL, :45 A.M. PRF.ACHINn A P.M. K.Y.F.S. P.M.

Prater Meetin Wed- M. (Christian rirnrr Snndar Service. A.M. Sunda.T-chool. Wednesday Testimonial Meettaa At F.M.

ReadlBf Ronm Bardstowo Road. Open exeeot Sundays aid Holidays. 2 to and after Wednesday meetings. THIRD CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Bardstown Rd. and Richmond Dr.

A VITAL RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM WILL BE FOUND 421 S. Second Street Christ Church Cathedral Sorvell E. Wicker Dean Arthur Cenrtean Canon SERVICES Sunda A.M. Chnreh School A.M. Monrt Cathenral Manse Fnrnm P.M.

You Are Cordially Invited to Attend Christian litmr tn Second Church Of Christ Scientist T3S South Fonrth St. Sundav ll A and PM Sunday -School 9:30 and tl AM. Wednesday Testimonial Meetings 13:10 Noon and M. at Beading Room In fhorrh Edifice Daily 19 to P.M.. Wed.

to 7:45 P.M. Mnn and Sat Eves tn HA Sunday 1 to HIGHLAND METHODIST CHURCH Cheroke Road Slaughter Walter I. Munday, Pastor October Serie of Ten Metrnges On PAUL, THE APOSTLE VICTORY MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH 3rd and Sonthern Parkway Geo. H. Rinrs.

Pastor Hntjh MrFlrath. Music Director Tex Eldridae. F.dnrational nirertor 10:50 A.M. "LEAVES ARE NOT ENOUGH" 7:45 P.M. "UNIFORMED FOR SOLDIERING" Baptismal Service 9:36 A.M.

Bible School Training Union 4:30 P.M. Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church Fourth and Kentucky 11:00 O'Clock-World Wide Communion Service Dr. C. Ransom Comfort, Minister, Preaching "MANY SIDES OF CHRIST" 9:45 A.M. Church School 7 P.M.

Young People 10:50 A.M. SAUL Prayer- Service Wednesday, 7:45 P.M. Welcome THE MISSIONARY MACEDONIAN CALL 18TO STREET BAPTIST CHURCH On Dixie Richway, 147 ft. tsth OSCAR GIBSOV. Paster 10:50 A.M.-"Greeteit Prize Winner in the World' 8:00 P.M.-'1t Acts Like Medicine" WGRC Bible Voriety Hour 11:05 to 11:30 A.M.

Every Sunday Wednesday, P.M. Knew Your Bibla Hour, Taught by Pastor TRINITY TEMPLE METHODIST CHURCH "In the Heart of Louirillen Third at Guthrie Jne. T. Buftett, Taster 10:45 A.M.-WORLD-WIDE COMMUNION OBSERVANCE 7:30 P.M.-"A SOUL WITHOUT A SONG" Mid-Week Prayer Service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. THE WRITER ARREST-SENT TO CAESAREA BEFORE FELIX 7 P.M.-10:50 A.M.- THE 7:30 P.M.

THE 10:50 A.M.-7:30 P.M. 10:50 A.M.- 7:30 P.M.- PAUL 10:50 A.M. 7:30 P.M.- Read the CLASSIFIED ADS Oct. 3 10 Oct. 1 7 Oct.

24 Oct. 31. PAUL, PAUL, THE PAUL A HIS BEFORE KING AGRIPPA PRISONER OF JESUS CHRIST LAST LETTER CRESCENT HILL METHODIST CHURCH Jnrt Off Frankfort Ave. On Peterson World Communion meditotion THE MASTER'S HANDS by Pastor. At 7:30 P.M.

hoar Dr. H. J. low, Chrhrtian business man from Korea, one tho 25,000 saved "by tho flroee of God and the Atom Bomb." Charles W. Grant, Minister Nursery Facilities SOUTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Camden and Bellewe MAURICE IJ.

dARNES, Pastor A.M. "IF MT PfOPLI CALLED BY MY NAME" 7:45 AM THE DOOR" 9:30 AM. Sunday School 6:30 P.M. Sunday Training Union MIDWEEK PATE EV1CE WEDNESDAY P.M. 1 -Q Keep alive to opportunity..