Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1936 — Page 14
FOR PREACHING MISSIONS HERE
Religious Leaders, Laymen of City to Participate in Sessions.
Mass meetings, seminars for preachers and laymen, luncheons for men and women and youth sessions are to be included in the fourday Preaching Mission to be conducted in the city Sept. 27 to 30, it was announced today.
~ The meeting under the sponsorship of the Indianapolis Church Federation is one of 25 to be held throughout the United States and Canada by the national religious organization. Forty outstanding Preachers and laymen are to be Speakers. : Dr. Jesse M. Bader, New York, Federal Council of Churches secreJay of evangelism, outlined a tentive program to members of the local committee yesterday at the Y. M. C. A. Indianapolis and six cities and towns in the state were represented.
Headquarters Are Selected : The, First Baptist Church is to serve as central headquarters for
the movement with the Second Presbyterian Church, women’s headquarters; Roberts Park M. E. Church, the youth center, and English's, the noon-day meeting place. + A mass meeting in Cadle Taberhacle Sunday afternoon is to open activities, followed by sectional meetings throughout the city. From 10 to 12 Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday mornings ministers of Indianapolis and the state are to meet. At the same time the women are to convene, . Noon luncheons, afternoon seminars of two hours’ duration, meetings in a downtown theater or church, youth afternoon meetings, night seminars for laymen and an evening mass meeting each night are tentative activities.
¢ Hails ‘New Evangelism’
* “Decision service is to be held at the end of the night mass meet ings,” eplained Dr. Bader. “This movement is going te bring to America a new evangelism.” “We have tried to make this program broader than the groups represented in the federated council. There has not been a great united Protestant’ religious movement for about 25‘years.” {The three-fold plan of the national society includes the four-day session in 25 cities: followed by a ane or two-day mission in a 100-mile radius of these cities and finally an eight-day mission in every Protestant church in November. The suggested date for Indianapolis’
TEN
Harry E. Meyers
John Lalu
“Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. June 11. —Ten Indianapolis seniors are to receive degrees in business admin-
‘istration Monday at. the one hun-
dred and sixth annual commencement exercises of Indiana University. All are shown here, with the exception of Henry L. Ostrom, 1512 N. Meridian-st.
Dean Herman B. Wells of the school of business said that 50 cor-.
porations have sent representatives to the university campus to interview prospective employes from the school of administration this year.
AID VETERANS,
Morris Schwartz
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TROLLEY AND
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William L. Bridges
CLUB MEETING TO END TODAY
Indiana Exchange Members to Name New Officers at Bloomington.
Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. June 11.— The thirteenth annual convention of Indiana Exchange Clubs is to close here today with election of officers and selection of the 1937 convention city. ’ Lynn Parkinson, Lafayette attorney, is due to be elevated from the vice presidency to the presidency. : © In "yesterday’s: golf - tournament Dudley . Cartwright . of Richmond won ‘the low ‘gross, the (two-man team event paired with ‘Richard Posther, also of Richmond, and tied with Kemper McComb, Indianapolis, for low net score. Bloomington’s four-man ‘team
took top honors for the division, with H. J. Eckles, Joseph Sexton, R. M. Renaker and S. B. Gibson turnng in a score of 348. Mark Pangborn of Indianapolis, golf tournament chairman, presented awards to winners in each division.
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Woman Driver Is Charged With Failure to Have License.
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morning. Mrs. Marion May, 27, of 1040 8. Sheffield-av, driver of the car, was arrested on ga charge of having no driver's license, : Mrs, May's right arm was injured. Her passengers were Donald Hughes, 21, of 1238 W. Ray-st, cuts on right arm; Oliver Ba 364 W. Ra
eny, 25, both of 539 Dayton-st, leg bruises. All were taken to the City Hospital in ambulances but none re‘mained there, : =
Miss Ruth Marland, 1, 20, of 1B E.{
28th-st, were shaken up and bruised but did not go to a hospital. | Two taxicab passengers, Miss Marcella Katzenboch, 35, and Mrs. Rilla Katzenboch, - 50, both of 1355 Oliver-av, were injured last night in front of 1028 Oliver-av, when the cab in which they were riding collided with a coupe driven by Basil Carril, 23, of 1417 8. Nlinois-st. Both were treated at the City Hospital and removed to their home. Carril was arrested for having no driver's license. Marilyn Watkins, 9, Negro, 2043 Boulevard-pl, was in a critical condition at City Hospital physicians said, as result of being struck by an automobile driven by Mrs. Mary H. Lesh, 33, of Brenden-
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INSTITUTE TO AWARD DIPLOMAS TO PASTORS
United Brethren Ceremony %o_ Be Held Tomorrow ‘Night.
‘Three graduates. of the White River Conference Institute of the United Brethren Church are to receive diplomas in ga ceremony at 7:30 tomorrow night in Calvary U. B. Church. They are the Rev. J.
W. Turnbull, Indianapolis; the Rev. |:
C. H. Grace, Lebanon, and the Rev. Lody Lanahan, Anderson. The Rev. E. P, France, Anderson, IS to present diplomas. The annual institute, which opened Tuesday and isto close tomorrow, provides recitation classes for the four-year course. Most of the work is conducted in the students’ homes,
ASKS STREET WORKERS |
City Commissioner Applies for Laborers From WPA.
The Works Board tomorrow is fo Consider a request from Fred K. EBisenhut, street commissioner, to approve an application to the Marion County’ WPA office for one foreman, eight laborers and two trucks. The men and trucks would be used for grading unimproved aleys. According to Mr. Eisenhut, the alley grading crews are a year behind in their schedule. The commissioner also reported that oiling and grading of 64th-st between Bellefontaine-st and River-view-av has been completed. OE ——————————————————————
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tions, will ' begin - Monday. Two:
weeks to a month may be required to distribute all the bonus to the more than 2,000,000 veterans,
Swiss’ Proposal Rejected By United Press 2% BERNE, switzerland, June 11—A motion authorizing the Federal Council to establish relations between Switzerland and the Soviet government was rejected today by the second chamber of parliament, by a vote of 96-to 72.
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