Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 313, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1926 — Page 12

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THE SECRET OF SUCCESS TOLD BY THE REV. FACKLER Lutheran Pastor Preaches Big Sermon on Vital Subject. “lie that would he successful should not be a coward," the Rev. D. C. E. Faekler, pastor of St. Matthew Lutheran Church, said Sunday In preaching on “The Secret of Success.” “There are many who want to be successful but there are very few who are willing to pay the price," the Rev. Faekler said. “The Israelites wanted to kill the giant, but they were afraid to meet him. For forty days the giant defied the Israelites. They wanted to be successful but were afraid to meet their opposition. “When the soldiers of the Israelites came into camp they did not wanted to make it appear as if they were cowards. They questioned one another about this giant that defied Irael and said he must be slain. There were others that nodded assent but none volunteered to do the work. “The soldiers reminded one another of the great reward that was offered. They would like to have laid claim to this reward, but they were cowards. “There was one that appeared in the camp who when hearing the arguments questioned the soldiers about the reward. The men of war seemed to he excited over the lad in shepherd’s clothes; they knew that there was someone that was willing, but for themselves they were cowards. David was fired with holy indignation. “He said, shall we permit this uncirmuslsed gentile to make light of

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PHONE OFFICIALS NAMED F. A. Montrose Elected Bell Company Vice President. F. A. Montrose, 25 E. Fifty-Fourth St., general manager of the Indiana Bell Telephono Company, hus been elected vice president, and W. J. McWilliams, chief eccot ntant, v-as elected general auditor by directors. Montrose was named as a member of the benefit fund committee. McWilliams succeeds Thomas R. Keyes, who accepted a staff position in the accounts department of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. New Vork. McWilliams appointed .1. R. Rud dick, 5645 N. Delaware St., as chief accountant. Ruddick has been auditor of disbursement. 11. P. Ball. 3744 Winthrop Ave., was appointed to succeed Ruddick as auditor of disbursements. R. L. Kessing, 2842 Park Ave., was appointed supervisor of methods.

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WITHOUT AN OFFICE 'But New County Agricultural Agent Assumes Duties, Although Clarence Henry assumed the duties of county agricultural agent today, he was an officer without an office and without assurance of receiving any salary appropriation from the county council. Henry was appointed by the county school trustees. llis salary was fixed at $3,060 annually. By statute, the county and State each pays SI,OOO of the,salary and Purdue University, through the Federal Government an additional SI,OOO. I.ee K. Swails, county school superintendent, inis named Clements Purdy. Charles M. Dawson and Edward J. Hecker, trustees, to secure an office for Henry. They will report to Swails, May 10.

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