Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1925 — Page 3

CHURCH WILL HOLD COLDER ANNIVERSARY Sacred Heart to Celebrate Its Fiftieth Year Soon. Plans are being rapidly completed for a week’s celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, beginning Sunday, On the opening Sunday of the celebration, the Jubilee week will be ushered in with a parade at 9:30 a. m. by the men of the church. This will be followed by pontlflcial high mass with the Rt. Rev. Joseph Chartrand, bishop of the diocese, in charge. Assisting the bishop will be the former boys of the parish who have become priests, numbering twelve. % The Rev. John Ilg, the first young man of the parish to be ordained a priest, will preach the sermon. At night, a concert will be given in St. Cecilia Hall by the boy? of St. Joseph College of Teutopolis, 111. On the following Monday morning at 9 o’clocg solemn high mass will be celebrated by the Rev. Martin Strub of St. Louis. That evening, the St. Cecilia Club will present “The Toymaker of Nuremberg” at Sacred Heart Hall. All the players are members of the parish. On Tuesday of that week the Rev. Francis Haase, pastor of Sacred Heart Churoh, will ce.lebrate solemn high mass at 8 a. m. After this service a parish ’•eunion will be held at Columbia Park. DANGER IN “CATCH PHRASES’ Chicago • Mission Worker Tells of Handicaps. Catch phrase ssuch as "I'll try anything once,” and "They’re all doing it,” heard every day on the streets and in offices, are causing the downfall of thousands each year, said the Rev. Walter G. Taylor ht the Roberts Park M. E. Church Sunday. The Rev. Taylor is superintendent of the Pacific Garden Mission of Chicago, which he terms a “soulwashing joint.” The psychology back of the expressions prevents men from doing efficient mission work, he said, and their repetition develops an improper and dangerous attitude. GOODWILL SUNDAY HELD Ernest Evans Gives Talk at Woodside M. E. Sunday School. World Goodwill Sunday was oberved Sunday by many Indianapolis churches morning and evening. The movement to abolish war was pointed to by Ernest Evans, executive secretary of the Church Federation of Indianapolis, at Woodside M. E. Sunday School, as one of the hopeful signs of the advancement ,es Christianity. of success jrreat Men Have Given Themselves for Others, Says Pastor. “The secret of great influences lies in the fact that great men have ost themselves in service for oth>rs,“ declared Dr. Frederick E. Taylor, pastor of First Baptist Church, jn a sermon Sunday on “The Secret t)f a Successful Life!” GIVES KEYNOTE OF LIFE “A conscience void of offense toward God and man' is the Christian’s /oal, and more than that, it is his Actual and literal realization day by day,” declared Rev. Homer Dale, pastor of the Hillside Christian Church, Sunday. “It is the keynote of Christian living. ’’ FELLOWSHIP IS URGED “By developing our Christian fellowship we develop Christian faith,” declared the Rev. E. W. Welch, pastor of Woodruff Place United Presbyterian Church Sunday in a sermon on “The Fellowship of Christian “Christian fellowship must be energized and made a vital thing,” he said. SEVEN DEAD iN CRASHES Rv United Prets MILWAUKEE, Wls., May 18. — Seven persons were killed in automobile accidents here during the last twenty-four hours, six being killed when motor cars were struck by railroad trains. Fourteen persons were injured, some seriously, in the crashes. • OVER 69 YEARS OF SUCCESS Kokomo Heavy Duty Long Life Cords Low Prices and High Quality See Us Before Buying Indiana Wholesale Tire Cos. 201 N. Capitol Ave. Circle 6942 Announcement, Automobile Owners and Garage Men We have installed a complete Electrical and Ignition Department with the latest testing equipments and are prepared to render you the best of service. We exchange Generators, Starters and other Units with the standard guarantee, and can save you from 25 to 75 per cent off the list price. I. Wolf Auto Parts and Tire Cos. 556-61 North Capitol Ave. InrilunajmHit Indiana,

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