Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1936 — Page 13

LIST SPEAKERS

FOR COMMUNITY

FUND CAMPAIGN

Volunteers to Make Appeal in Stores, Factories -and Offices.

Volunteers who are to serve in the men’s speakers’ bureau for the Indianapolis Community Fund campaign were announced by T. M. Overley, bureau chairman. . Brief fund talks are to be given before luncheon clubs, employes in factories, firms, department stores and in downtown office buildings. The bureau expects to spread the seventeenth annual campaign message before more than 30,000 persons. $745,742 has been set, is to open Nov. 6 and close Nov. 16. Assisting Chairman Overley in planning the drive is an executive

The drive, for which a goal of | | Evangelism;” the Rev. John Ray

Richard M. Millard, Sidney 8. Miller, Charles Money, tha Rev. Aubrey H. Moore, DeWitt 8. Morgan, Lester C. Morris, Schuyler C. Mowrer, Raymond M. Neff, James C, Nelson, J. P. Owens, - Dwight C. Park, W. R. Phillips, H. B. Pike, Michael R. Reddington, Walter Shirley, Arthur W. Shumaker, Frank T. Sisson, L. Ert Slack, Oscar F. Smith, Judson L. Stark, Albert Stump, Paul Summers, the Rev. L. C. Trent and Solon C. Vial.

Woodson, R. Carl Alford, Ronald Boughton, Fred W. Dickens, C. E. Guthrie, Neal D, Ireland, Harry W. White and Arthur F. Williams,

‘EVANGELISM FORUM DISCUSSION THEME

Evangelism was the theme of a forum discussion sponsored last night by the Marion County Church School Association at the Centenary Christian Church. Speakers and their subjects were: The Rev. Harry T. Bridwell, “Mass

Clark, “Personal Evangelism ;” Prof. Ross Griffith, “Educational Evangelism” and the Rev. Baxter Duke,

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Others: James A. Watson, J. Cur- er tis Weigel, Will Wertz, A. Ross Wil-! liams, Karl C. Wolfe, Thomas P.!

‘When Butler University entertains its alumni attending the state teachers” convention at a luncheon Thursday noon, Oct. 22, at the Indianapolis athletic Club, William T. Pearcy, Butler alumni

HOLD SUSPECT | N S10H HOLDUP =

| James Brown Cha Charged With

‘Auto Banditry and Theft.

Police today were holding a man

@ | they claim held up a filling station

with ‘a 10-cent store cap pistol and

| | escaped with $10. He identified him-

self as James Brown, 33, of 2133 S. New Jersey-st, they said.

At 1 a. m. some one entered the

ant, ‘to turn over his money. He took $10 and escaped in a car which was driven by another man.

; The car they used was found later by police at Tibbs-av, and Washing-.

ton-st and shortly after that police stopped a taxi containing a driver

{and two men.

One was Brown, who, police said,

toy pistol. The other identified himself as Charles Farran, 31, of 343%, W. Washington-st. . Police said Mr. Niblack identified Brown as his assailant. Brown and Farran are to appear in Municipal Court today on charges of auto ban-

‘Waggoner, Republican;

= CANDIDATES LK TO |

WOMEN VOTERS

Republican, Democratic and Socialiss candidates for the Legisiature last night addressed the League of Women Voters at Kirshbaum Community Center and declared their parties in favor of the merit

n system, which was sponsored by the! had in his possession $10 and the | L® : :

gue. The candidates were Alvah C. Ernest C. Ropkey, Democrat, and Evrbert Lancaster, Socialist. The legislative program of the

League was explained by Miss Eve-

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committee consisting of H. C. Atkins, | “Social Evangelism.” president, will be {oastmaster.

Volney M. Brown, Dr. Ernest N. Evans, Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht, the Rev. A. R. Fussenegger, Henry O. Goett, Ralph Gregg and John K. Ruckelshats. | Speakers include: K. V. Ammerman, V. M. Arm-| strong, the Rev. C. G. Baker, Glen R. Barr, Gerritt M. Bates, F. O. Bzl- | zer, Dr. John G. Benson, Albert Beveridge Jr., Allan Bloom, Sherwood Blue, James Brock, George Buck, L. Gray Burdin, Floyd Burns, James Cary, L. D. Claycombe, D. R. Blayton, the Rev. E. Arnold Clegg, Robert D. Coleman, John M. Connor, H. Weir Cook, Otto W. Cox, the Rev. F. R. Daries, Luther L. Dickerson, William Dorsett, Henry M. Dowling, ' H. E. Eberhardt, Matthew Ehrman- | straut, Walter Gingery, Joel Hadley, the Rev. Sidney B. Harry, Col. Earle! F. Hites, J. Clyde Hoffman Jr., Hen- | ley T. Hottel, Dr. Harry A. Jacobs, | Guy K. Jeflries and Harold W. Jones, Other Speakers Listed | Also Leo Kaminsky, Harold Kealing, H. A. King, Robert Kirby, Joseph F. Lutes, Frank J. McCarthy, L. B. Maxwel¥ Ray Mead, the Rev. !

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