Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 196, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 October 1935 — Page 21

OCT. 25, 1935

TWO DIVISIONS ON LAST HALF IN FUND DRIVE Special Gifts, Corporations Groups Pass Mark of 60 Per Cent. Pledges to the Community Fund special gifts committee today have brought the total well over the half-way mark. Today's donations w or r $60,136, making the total $279,328. or 61 per cent of the quota. Donations were listed as follows: Public Service Cos. of Indiana, $1150; J N. Shannahan, $600; Charles W Chase. S6OO. Beveridge Paper Cos.. $2000; Coco-Cola Bottling Cos., $1500; Empire Life and Accident Insurance Cos, $1100; Oram Dealers National Mutual ?’ire Insurance Cos, $1000; W J. Holliday fc Cos. $1500; Indiana Lumberman Mutual Insurance Cos, $1100; Indianapolis News, $5000; Indianapolis Water Cos., $lO,000; Lilly Varnish Cos., $1400; George S. Olive A: Cos., S2OOO, and Peter C. Reilly, $3600. The national corporations division reported $3118,50 today, which added to previous pledges brought the total to $13,134 50, or 618 per cent of the division's quota. Listed in the pledges are Sears, Roebuck <V Cos., SISOO, and the Link Belt Cos., SIOOO. FRAUD SUSPECT HELD ON WOMAN’S CHARGES Says lie Never Returned $655 She Gave Him 5 Years Ago. Charged with defrauding Mrs. Emma I, Whelins, 1401 N. Capitolav of $655 five years ago, John Sullivan, alias McCormick, was arrested by detectives when he returned to Mrs. Whelinms’ home. Mrs. Whelms said she gave Sullivan the money when he told h°r he needed it to release capital in the cast. Sullivan said he was given the money to return Mrs. Whelins’ brother from California. The brother was not returned.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: Dr E M Pitkin Martinsville. Ind Ford coupe. 121-239, from Martinsville, Ind.

BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: Paul Dugger. 1145 Tecumseh-st. Ford roadster, found on Stop 9 road, between Bluff-rd and Har'dmg-s' O B Smith, 1603 E Miehigan-st. Nash sedan, found at East and Washingtonsts. Sam Tuchman. 705 Fairflelri-a v, Chevrolet truck, found in rear of 3051 Broadway. Ford V-R roadster. 624-256 Kentucky, found m front of 230 W. New York-st.

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Sunday Services in City Churches

Flr.l Moravian Fplcnpal The Rev Donald W Conrad, pas-or Morning theme. Recovering Our Losses St, Paul's Episcopal—The Rev William Burrows rec’or. Holv Communion at 8 30. morning prayer ar.d sermon at 10.45. Meridian Heights Presbyterian—The Rev. Sidney B.air Harr, pas’or Morning thme The Man Who Made a Bad Trade”. 6 30, >oung people's meeting /ion Evangelical—The Rev Frederick R Dane- pa- or Morning English theme. The Grace o t Living " st. George’s Fpisropal—The Rev Francis Tetu. wear Holy Communion at 8, church school at 9 and sermon at 10. All Saints’ Cathedral. Fpisropal—The Pet Robert C Alexander, vicar Ho.v Communion at "30 a m ; church school a' 9 45 church hour nursery at 10.55 and morning prayer and sermon at 11. Memorial Baptist The Rev George G Kimsev pastor Morning theme A Greater Than Solomon”; night. Dr. Ernest E Evans will speak I)onev Avenue Christian The Rev B R Johnson pastor Morning 'heme a* 930 Foundations Upon Which We Build”. 10 30 teaching period; 7. voung people s meet.ng. East Miami Street Pilgrim Holiness Mission The Rev L N Trot'er. pastor The pastor will speak in the afternoon and a guest, speaker will be heard at night. Wallace Street Presbyterian The Rev Rov E Mueller, pastor Morning theme God, A Sure Strength”, night, voung people's meeting. Fairview Presbyterian The Rev. Virgil D Ragan, pastor. Morning theme A Christian's Refuge in Time of Trouble.” Christ Fpisropal—Tine E Ainger rowell. rpetor. Holy Communion at 8; church school at. 9:30; church hour kindergarten at 10 45 and morning praver and sermon at, 10.45.

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Missionary Tabernacle—The Rev. Otto H Nater pastor 10 30 a m. theme, ' The Praver of Jabez”: 2 30. the Rev Samul Thomas speaks on The God of Elijah”; night the Rev Maude Kahl speaks on The Theme of the Age; Central Christian Ttw Rev W A c,hullenberger pastor. Morning theme, 'The Test of Christian Experience”; night. ‘ An ex-Premier's Autograph.” Christian Seienre Servires Probation After Death” will be the subject of the lesson-sermon in all Cnurches of Christ. Irvington M F.—Dr. Guy O Carpen’er. pas’or. Morning t.hem<v The Church in Thyatira” night, “Judas, The Man With Two Masters.” Woodruff Avenue Cnited Presbyterian The Rev W C. Ball, pastor Morning, Holy Communion; night theme." Three Pictures of Christ.” Carrollton Avenue Reformed The Rev. E O Homrighausen. pastor 10;45 a, m.. Dr. Ernes- n Evans will speak; 6.30, youth fellowship meeting. Calvary r. B. Th Rev I, A Huddieston. pastor. Morning theme. 'Hidden Treasures”; night. “Can God Be Chained?” Nnrthwood Christian The Rev. R Melvvn Thompson, pas-or. 945 a. m. theme. The Green L.ght.” Fletcher Place M. E.—The Rev Howard G Lvde pastor. Morn:ng theme. Publish Glad Tidings'; night, Herbert M. Glossbrenner will speak. Central Avenue M. F. Dr. Charles Drake Skinner, pastor. Morning theme, "The Tragedv of Lost Passion”: nigh'. Epworth League program with Mrs. W. W. Reedy as pastor. Roberts Park M. E. —The Rev. Charles T Alexander, pastor. Morning theme, A Worthy Purpose”; night. Bishop John L. Nuelsen of Zurich. Switzerland, will speak on ' The Religious Situation in Cental Europe.”

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

W'oodside M. E.—The Rev M H Reynolds, pastor Morning theme, A Belief in : Moral Values ; night, "Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.” Fairfax Christian—The Rev. I J Keri rick, pastor. Morning theme. "The Life !of the Church”; night. Dangers of Worship. " Third Christian The Rev. William F j Ro’henburger, pastor Morning theme, "An Offensive Christianity for These Days”; night. Rediscovering Our Babies,” St. Paul M. E—The Rev. Cha les R. , Lizer.bv. pastor. Morning theme. Citi'enship”; night. "God's Use of Small | Gifts.” First Presbvtprjan—Dr George Ar'hur Frantz, pustor Morning theme. Sermons I Without Words”; night, "Salvation and Sanctification.” Blaine Aver.u? JVf E. —The Rev. Lemuel IG. Carnes pattc. Morning them. "Nothing Too Herd for God”; night, evangelistic service. ! Washington Sireet M. E.—The Rev, L H i K'-nda!. pastor. Morning theme Workers I With Him”; nigh’, "Elijah Before the I King.” Woodruff Place Baptist The Rev. L C j Trent, pastor Morning theme ' Lovaltv to I the Church Home”: night, "Free Slaves.” ; Rellaire M. E.—The Rev E Earl Jones j pastor. Morning theme. 1 The Revival We Need "; night. "The Church’s Extremity Is God's Opportunity.”

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i Trinity M. E.—Thf Rev. J R Flanigan ; pastor Morning theme. The Victorv Tha; Overeometh Ever. Our Faith”: night, thank offering service bv the Woman s Home Missionary Societv. rrentice rresbvterian—The Rev. Malcolm D. McNeal. pastor. Morning theme. | The Pathway of Radiance”, night. Tuxis : Societv meeting. Meridian Street M. E. —Dr Abram S. ‘ Woodard, pastor. Morning theme. I Love | Thv Law.” 1 Troub Memorial Presbyterian—The Rev. ! Lenn L Latham pastor. Morning theme, i “Two-wav Praver. ’ East Side Churrh of Christ—The Rev. : Hugo McCord, pastor. Morning theme. "What Is Man?"; night. ' Victories.'’ Brightwood Church t>f Christ—Morning. A. F. Dalton will speak; night, the Rev. Hugo McCord will speak on "A Glorious | Thought.” Men's Bible Class of the Seventh Fresby- : terian—Samuel Garrison, teacher. Theme, j "Belshazzar s Feast.” Indianapolis Gospel Tabernacle —The Rev. : H TANARUS, Whiteford. pastor. Services will be (held at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. Centenary Christian—The Rev. Harry T Bridewell, pastor. Morning theme. "The | Ultimate Test of Christian Living”; night | "Getting What You Want.” i Broadway M. E.^—The Rev Richard M. ; Millard, pastor. Morning theme. "The Supreme Pursuit”; vesper meditation.

"Why Do I Behave as I Do?" or “Christ and Self-Control." Second Evangelical—The Rev F C Wacknitz pastor 930a. m . Holv Communion, night theme In the Garden." All Souls Unitarian—Dr Frank P C WTcks, pastor. Morning address. Arlstole.” Irvington rreshvterian The Rev John B Ferguson, nas-cr Morning Dr W. H. Roherd president of Westminister Coliege Salt Lake. City, will speak on ' The New

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