Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 42, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1925 — Page 10

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‘GOD HAS PLAN FOR INDIVIDUAL LIVES,’ PUHKEL Presbyterian Minister Advises Young People to Use Talents. O-od has a plan for each of us,” declared the Rev. J. Ambrose DunKel Sunday at. Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Speaking- on the topic, "Finding God’s Plan in Life,” Dr. Dunkle addressed his remarks to young persons returned from college. Personality “He has a place for us, if we only stay placed. If God cares for anything he cares certainly for Individuals. The most precious thing in the universe is not physical, but human personality. Personality is greatest and best expressed in individuality. Personality exists in varied forms. God’s interest in personality means that He is interested in individuality. Dr. Dunkel suggested four ways to determine God’s plan for the individual. “First, an individual should study his endowments, the things which he can do and is interested in. Then he should not be indifferent to development of talent and skill. Study Conditions "Church, city and State conditions should be studied with the view of meeting the need. “Actual opportunity before the individual should be studied. “God always has use for our lives. The great question is are we willing to do a plain, humble thing well,” he said. SPEAKS ON EVOLUTION Woodruff Place Baptist Minister Against ‘Monkey’ Theory. Christian thinkers are more willing to believe that man has made a

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monkey of himself than to believe that God made man out of a monkkey, declared the Rev. L. C. Trent, pastor Woodruff Place Baptist Church, Sunday morning. Referring to the trial to be held next month in Dayton, Tenn., Dr. Trent said, “a study of the doctrine of evolutior. will convince the fairminded that scientists of the more trustworthy type are not claiming man's origin from monkey.” ‘GET RID OF THE BUNK’ Judge Dausman Advocates Civil Service System in Address. "The greatest thing Americans can do for their nation is to get rid of bunk,” declared Judge E. A. Dausman, of Indiana Appelate Court, Sunday night at St. Paul’s M. E. Church. Judge Dausman advocated the appointment of all law enforcement officers under civil service arrangement. BACKBONE IS NEEDED Heaven Not Won by Wishing, Rev. Kerlin Declares. “No man can rise higher in the spiritual world than his own unfettered will and personal choice take him,” said the Rev. Edmond Kerlin, pastor First Evangelical Church. “You can not get to Heaven on your wish bone; it wall take lots of backbone, determination and decision too.” CHRISTIANS ARE RICH Followers of Christ Have Eternal Home, Minister Says. “The is rich because he has an ete nal home awaiting him,” the Rev. Homer Dale, pastor Hillside Christian Church, pointed out Sunday, night. “Give the Christian a happy hon. a good job, a clean conscience, and there is no richer man to be found.” DAIRY MEETING TONIGHT Members of the Hoosier Dairy Maid Association will meet tonight at 116 E. Maryland St.

SEATTLE WANTS N.E. A. MEETING # . Battle for 1926 Convention Three-Cornered. Seattle Wash., through its delegates today entered the lists in the fight for next year’s National Education Association convention in session here now. This makes the battle three cornered, Los Angeles and Philadelphia delegations already being in the running. Seattle had planned to try for the 1927 convention, but should next year’s meeting be at Los Angeles, the Pacific coast would be eliminated from consideration. Another quiet fight in the association is the struggle between classroom teachers, who form the majority of the membership, who hope to elect for the first time one of their number as president, and the "organization” machine. Miss Cornelia Adair, English teacher in the Richmond (Va.l Junior High School, is the candidate of the former group, and Miss Mary McSkimmon, principal of the Pierce School of Brookline, Mass., is the regular candidate, said to have the backing of the present officials. COLORED MAN KICKED Jack Baker, colored 32,, of 919 N. Senate Ave., is in city hospital suffering with a broken right leg. According to police Baker was untangling the reins on his horse in the rear of 438 W. Thirty-Eighth St., Saturday, when the horse kicked him, breaking his limb. GUARD OFTTCERS MEET iJv Tim’3 Special SHELBYVILLE, Ind., June 29. Adjt. Gen. Wiliam H. Kershner spoke Sunday night at a Conference of National Guard officers here. Observance of Defense day was discussed. *

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