Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 42, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1928 — Page 18

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disciples plan IPARLEYMY 8 County Convention to Be l Held at Butler. The full program for the Marion County Disciples of Christ assembly July 8-15 at the new Butler University field house, Fairview Park, was announced today by the Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith, chairman of the assembly committee. The first three consecutive meetings will be conducted singley by u>r. George Campbell, St. Louis; tne Rev. George Knepper, Akron, Ohio; and the Rev. Homer Carpenter, Louisville, Ky. A “youth night” program is arranged for July 11 to be conducted fay Dr. Walter P. Dearing, president of Oakland City College. A special committee will attempt to mobilize 1,000 y#ung people for that night. Dr. Earl Wilfley, Terre Haute, will address the women’s mass meeting the night of July 12. A “Church Delegation night” will be held July 13 and a silver loving cup presented the church having the largest attendance. Dr. Charles Reign Schoville, Chicago, will speak. Mo meetings will be held July 14. The assembly will end with a union Lord’s supper service July 15, Dr. Bruce Kershner of the Butler University School of Religion presiding. Two hundred and forty Marion County deacons, pastors and elders will take part. The oldest historical diamond known was worn by Charles the Bold in a pendant set with three large rubies and four pearls.

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