Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1938 — Page 5
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AY, APRIL 1. 9, Neon Convention Is Set Here
Local Guild, 14 Branches In Indiana to Be Hostesses.
Indianapolis branch, Needlework Guild of America, will be hostess for the national organization’s 53d annual convention here May 5-7 with headquarters at the Lincoln Hotel. A More than 400 delegates from 40 states are expected to attend. Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood is president of
_ the Indianapolis branch, vice presi-. dent of the national organization
and convention chairman. . Mrs. Oscar L. Pond is state chairman. Fourteen branches located in
- the state outside of Indianapolis will
be cohostesses. Indianapolis officers with Mrs. Sherwood are: Mrs. Juliette W. Bryan, first vice president; Mrs. John R. Sentney, second vice president; Mrs. Charles A Garrard, third vice president; Mrs. George B. Elliott, fourth vice president; Mrs. C. K. Calvert, secretary, and Miss Lillian Taggart, treasurer.
Committee Chairmen Here
Mrs. Lyman R. Pearson is chairman of junior work. Other chairmen are Mrs. Pond, publicity; Mrs. Ray T. Fatout, transportation; Mrs. E. I. Wagner, shoe fund. Executive committee members are Mrs. P. C. Reilly, Mrs. Jasper P. Scott, Mrs. Malcolm Moore and Miss Gertrude er. Mrs. Sentney is assistant convention _chairman. Convention committee chairmen are as follows: Mrs. Garrard, luncheon; Miss Tag-
gart, tea: Mrs. Elliott, decorations;
Mrs. Fatout, tour registration; Mrs Scott, transportation; Mrs. Pearson, junior pageant; Mrs. Reilly, Indiana hostesses; Mrs. Pond, publicity. assisted by Mrs. H. E. Von Grimmenstein. National officers are: Mrs. Thomas J. Preston, Princeton, N. J., president; Mrs. Sherwood, Mrs. Charles H. Stearns, Rochester, N. Y., and Mrs. George N. Highley, Conshohocken, Pa., vice presidents; Mrs. Lewis A. Williams, Plainfield, N. J., recording secretary; Mrs. Francis Shunk Brown Jr., Germantown, Pa. |. treasurer, and Miss Rosamond K. Bender, Philadelphia, executive secretary. Miss Marion Bettle, East Orange, N. J, is chairman of extension work and Miss Maria Halsey Stryker, Philadelphia, is director of junior work. National headquarters are at 133 8. 12th St. Philadelphia.
Supplies Garments fo Needy
The Needlework Guild, known as “the charity that helps all charities,” exists to supply new garments to the needy. Annual contribution of two or more articles of wearing apparel or household linen, or a donation of money is required for membership. Any member obtaining contributions from 10 persons becomes a director. Indianapolis is divided into 72 sections, each- under:a section president and each section having at least five directors. Indiana’s 15 branches last year collected 41,668 new garments and did flood relief work. Each November, garments are displayed at one place for public viewing. They are then apportioned to welfare organizations for distribution. More than 800 branches in the United States give over two million new garments annually.
Benefit Set April 20 For Elderly Women
Proceeds from the Welfare Club’s annual benefit card party to be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday, April 20, at Ayres auditorium, will be used to aid elderly women. - Mrs. A. C. Zaring, chairman, is being assisted by Mrs. G. G. Schmidt. On the reservations committee with Mrs. Raleigh Fisher are Mesdames Volney E. Huff, O. A. Hobbs, Arthur Craven, Samuel Earp and J. C. Phipps. . Mrs. Leroy S. Martin is press chairman.
Mind Your .Manners
Test your knowledge of correct social usage by answering the following questions, then checking against the authoritative answers below: 1. You are playing golf with a woman and neither of you has a ¢éaddy—should you carty both bags? 2. You and a girl are climbing into a rumble seat—how could you make it easy for her? 3. You are playing golf with a woman who is not a beginner—will she appreciate your’ telling her ways in which she .could improve her game? 4. You are playing tennis doubles with a woman partner—should you tfy to cover the whole court or let her have a chance at the shots that come to her? - 8. You have played a round of golf with a caddy—should you give him a tip in addition to his fee? :
What would you do if— Your golf partner has the honor—should you (A)—Let him drive before you tee your ball? (B)—Tee your ball when he tees his? (C)—Tee your ball while he is taking a few practice swings?
f J 8 8 Answers 1. Let her carry her own. 2, Let her get in first—and you steady her by the elbow. 3. Would you like her advice? 4. Let her have the shots Mor come on the part of the court she is covering—even if you know she’ll drive them into the net. Syn didn’t have to 5. That a rid on the custom of the course. In most ‘places, the eaddy is is given a tip.
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Wedding Solemnized Here
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Moorefield Photo.
The marriage of - Miss Louise Ketcham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bertram Ketcham, 5258 Guilford Ave., to Travis Austin Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Jackson, took place Sunday, April 3, at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.
Committees for Garden Club Parley Named by Mrs. Beard
Mrs. Paul Beard, general chairman of the seventh annual convention
of the Garden Club of Indiana, May 10-11 at the Marott
announced committees to assist her.
Mrs. Beard was appointed by Mrs. Walter P. Morton, club president.
Of the advisory and program®-
committee are Indianapolis officers ‘of the board including Mesdames Morton, Rex P. Young, Clarence Hughel, Joseph McFarland, W. D. Hamer, Minor S. Goulding and Miss Anna Hosea.
Miss Bertha Strickler, Middigiown,
is registration committee chair assisted by Mrs. G. E. Bomberger D Forest Hills Garden Club; Mrs. Foster V. Smith, North. End Garden Club; Mrs. Arthur Gemmer, Marigold ‘Garden Club, and Mrs. Edwin W. Camp, Neophyte Club. Mrs. Young is credentials chairman and Mrs. Goulding will handle publicity. Mrs. Merritt E. Woolf, president of the Woman’s Department Club garden department, is hostess chairman, assisted by presidents of Indianapolis district garden clubs. They are: Mrs. Anthony Kriebel, Anderson; - Mrs. James A. Peterson; Darlington; Mrs. Edna. McCarty, Fortville; Miss Minnie Dudding, Greenfield; Mrs. Laveda Richardson, Middletown; Mrs. Frank Hadley, Mooresville; Mrs. Elmer Amos, Shelbyville; Miss Fannie Pfendler, Acton, and Mrs. Robert Hubbard, Martinsville. Presidents of Indianapolis clubs also are included in the: hostess list. They are: Mrs. Paul R. Browning, Arbutus; Mrs. Olive Edwards, Christamore; Mrs. Burke Nicholas, Forest Hills; Mrs. W. Richardson Sinclair, Indianapolis; Mrs. C. Earl Byrket, Irvington; Mrs. Arthur Krick, Marigold; Mrs. John Dalton, Neophyte; E. E. McKinstray, Men's; Mrs. Charles Wiltsie, North End; Mrs. Raymond Toler, Spade and Trowel; Mrs. Woolf; Mrs. Frank Neukom, Emerson Grove; Mrs. Carl Spickelmier, Blue Flower, and Mrs. |. W. E. White, Brookside. Mrs. Eugene Fcley is decorations chairman; Mrs. Sinclair will direct tours, Mrs. Joseph McFarland heads the judging school committee, and Mrs. H. P. Willwerth is luncheon chairman.
veterans whosé birthdays
Mrs. Swaim Is Candidate for Auxiliary Pest
Mrs. George Swaim, 3102 N. Delaware St., will be a candidate for president of Twelfth District, American Légion Auxiliary, it was announced today. Mrs. Swaim is supported by Indianapolis Unit 4. Final arrangements for the birthday party April 14 for Marion Hospital disabled veterans were made at the Twelfth District Auxiliary Council meeting recently in the Indiana War Memorial, A party is given each month for ing that period by one of the twelve districts in the Indiana Department. Mrs. Dessa Meyers is. district rehabilitation chairman in charge of the parties. Mrs. A. H. Mitchell, chairman of the district’ scholarship board, announced that arrangements had been completed for Kathryn Turney Gartens’ book review, to be presented April 21 in Ayres Auditorium. Mrs. Helen Clarridge, council president, presided at the meeting. Mrs. John Cejnar, child welfare
- | chairman, introduced, Harold West,
a member of the Juvenile Court committee, who spoke on “Juvenile Delinquency.”
Young Women to Meet
Mrs. Grayce Lewis will speak on.|M
“Restoration of Williamsburg” at a meeting of young women, whether club women or not, at 2 p. m. Thursday at Ayres auditorium. Mrs. George Jaqua, Winchester, Indiana Federation of Clubs first vice president, will speak on the youth movement.
Patronesses Named for Harp
Recital by Miss Marjorie Call
Patronesses for the harp recital to be giver by Miss Marjorie Call Thursday at the American Central Life Insurance Auditorium, were anBounced today by Mrs. Joe Rand Pocket, member of the committee in
charg The. ‘recital is to be given for thel. benefit of the Hearthstone Fund of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, and is being sponsored by the Iota group of the Indianapolis Alumnae Association. Miss Call was a member of the DePauw University Chapter.
On the patroness list are Mesdames Frederic M. Ayres, Herbert Woollen, Harry V. Wade, Booth Sarkinglon, J. K. Lilly, John R. Carr, R. Hartley Sherwood, William M. Louden, Frederick Perry, Lafayette Page, Theodore Griffith, George Forrey, Albert J. Beveridge, James W. Fessler, Sylvester Johnson, Charles Latham and Hermann Wolff. Others are Mesdames William H. Ball, J. A. Goodman, Elsa Pantzer Test, Charles Harvey Cox, P. R. Mallory, Harold H. Arnholter, Fred Hoke Jr, Miss Lucy Taggart and Miss Helen Sheerin. : Miss Call began studying the harp at the age of nine with Louise Schellschmidt Koehne. She attended DePauw University, then won a competitive scholarship to Curtis Institute, Philadelphia, where she studied under Carlos Salzedo. Last year at her graduation recital Er the institute, she played
a composition by Salzedo, “Scin-
tillation,” which he dedicated to]
her. This selection is to be one of the numbers on the program Thurs-
Delta Sigma Kappa’s
Council to Convene
Delta Sigma Kappa Sorority’s national Supreme Council will meet at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the Claypool Hotel. Mrs. Raymond Caca, supreme president, will preside.
rangements will be made for the |and vention
Mission Class = Study Planned
Mrs. William Rothenburger will teach a course for leaders of adult groups in missionary work at the ninth annual Missionary Education Institute to be held May 2-4 in Indianapolis. Mrs. Rothenburger will use “Moving Millions: The Pageant of Modern India,” by Dr. E. Stanley Jones, as a textbook. Classes and sessions for this institute will be held at the Third Christian Church. Other teachers will be Dr. Stephen J. Corey, United Christian Missionary Society president; Dr. Samuel C. Kincheloe and John C. Irwin, Chicago, and Miss Grace McGavran, Indianapolis. The institute is under auspices of the Missionary Education Movement of New York, in co-operation with denominational and interdenowinational agencies in Indiana, 0, Illinois, Kentucky, and Wisconsin. : Michigan
Theta Mothers’ :
Tea on Tuesday
- Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers’ Club is to entertain with a tea for mothers’ clubs of various Butler University organizations at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday at the chapter house, 442 W. 46th St. Receiving: with the president, Mrs. R. L. McKechnie, will be Mesdames Ww. 3 Bl sckiy, 0. & Chester Be i lackley, H ore N. Harger.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
“Are Sin, Disease and Death Real?”..
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“The Last Enemy” ".Candle Light Communion Service
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KEEPING THE
Text: Mark 6:53- 5; Judges 13: 12-
Weekly Sunday School Vosson:
12:1, 2.
BODY STRONG
14; Corinthians 3:16, 17; Romans
By W. E. GILROY, D. D, Editor of Advance | ERHAPS one of the most characteristic aspects of our age is concerned with the body and with good health and physical wellbeing. - All sorts of cults and “movements” have arisen in this realm of physical culture and the cate of the body. Yet strahge to say, there probably never was a time in the life of humanity when there was on such a wide scale so much disregard ot physical welfare and security, and so widespread indulgence in ways of living and habits that are destructive of the ideal of “a sound mind and a sound body.” On the one hand, we see the world’s immense concern with war and violence and implements of destruction, a build-ing-up of the bodies of men in fine physique with the idea that their strength may ‘be used in violent ways, either for defense or aggression. On the other hand, we see aspects of loose living and indulgence that tend toward the weakening of the body, toward the breakdown of good health, both individual and social, and toward a moral corruption that inevitably in time has its physical effects. Where men and women have dived
BEGIN PRE-EASTER
Pre-Easter evangelistic services will be held in the Bethany Christian - Church, beginning tomorrow and ending April 17. The Rev. Paul Eddingfield will be: the speaker. Pre-Easter revival services od the Golden Rule Christian Chu continue through next giibject of the Rev. shall, tomorrow, Greatest Loss.”
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“RITES TOMORROW |
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healthy lives with useful toil, plenty of fresh air, proper hours of rest, without vicious or questionable habits, and : with plenty of good wholesome food, there has not been much need to concern themselves with the body or to think a great deal about it. It is to this area of good and wholesome living that the Bible constantly introduces us, and we have in our lesson, passages from Scripture from four sources that emphasize the personal aspect of temperance in keeping the body strong. 2 » 2
ERHAPS we ought to reserve the order of these passages and take first of all that from the Beok of Judges. Early in the life of Israel, it became apparent that the good health, both of the individual and of the people as a whole, depended upon keeping the life of Israel free from contamination with the vicious practices of surrounding peoples and free also from the corrupt and debasing influences from things in their own life. The danger that inhered in strong became quickly ; ent, and the Bible in all its pages, both from the early and later of Israel, is insistent upon the evil that lurks in intoxication. Jesus laid stress on good health. The record of the miracles of healing symbolizes His whole attitude He came to
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Special Rite at Roberts Park
The Rev. Edward E. Aldrich, minister, Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal Church, announces a Special Palm Sunday Service, tomorrow at 10:15 a. m., sponscred by the church
‘school under fhe direction of Mrs:
James G. Haston. There will be singing by the Youth and Senior Choirs, readings by Douglas Henry, John Wischer, Rolland Swingley, and Paul Arnett, and solos by Miss Evelyn Little and Mr. James Lee. At 7:45 p. m,, the “Seven Last Words,” Dubois, will be sung by the Roberts Park Church Choir.
TEA TO BE-GIVEN “IN SOCIAL ROOMS
A housewarming tea will be given
'1in the newly decorated social rooms
of All Souls Unitarian Church, Tuesday from 2:30 until 5 p. m., by the Alliance and the Elisabethans of the Church:
The tea table will be decorated |
with spring flowers and lighted candles. There will be solos of harp music, “You and Your Clothes” will be the title. of 2 la siven ny Me Elizabeth M. Patrick, Ayres Fash) Director.
gn 8 Hel COL. RODDA TO SPEAK
Col. Bertram Rodda, world trav- |
-eler, studen} of international affairs
and Indiana State Commander of the Salvation Army wilf* be the
speaker for the Christian Men Builders Bible Class of the Third
Christian Church, th 8. and fomertow morning
9:30.
8 CANTATA TO BE GIVEN
continuing through Thursday. On
Bartlett. Ralph L. Holland.
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meetings in English’s Theater and in Keith's. Monday—“The Message of the Cross Today,” Prof. John J. Haramy. Tuesday—"“Human Sin in the Light of the Cross, ” the Rev. W. Earl
bea. Weunesday"Huiian Suffering in the Light of the Cross,” Prof, E. R.
‘Way of the Cross’ to Be Held -
Protestants to Unite; K of C Service Friday; Many Events Scheduled
Observance of Passover by Jews to Begin on Friday; Unitarian Conference to Be Held May 14 to 17; Lutherans Plan Good Friday Rites.
The City’s Protestant Churches will unite in noon-day (12:05-12: 55) services downtown each day during Holy Week, beginning Monday and
Good Friday, there will be union The program follows: :
Thursday—“Human Longings in the Light of the Cross,” the Rev.
Good Friday (12-1)—“Scoffing Hatred Before the Cross,” the Rev. Harry ‘G. Rowe, Dr. William A. Shullenberger. } —“Crushed Hopes Before the Cross,” the Rev. Robert S. Mosh¥, the Rev. Henry E. Chace. (2- 3)—Dr. Charles H. Winders, Dr. Orien* w. Fifer.
The Knights of Columbus have arranged for an open air “Way of the
War Memorial, from 2:15 to 3 p
and passion of Christ.
In Catholic Churches, the “Way of the Cross” is represented by tableaux ‘in bas relief in plastér, in carved wood or stone, in mosaics, in
Cross” to be held on Good Felony in the Obelisk Square of the World
There will be the 14 oT with a picture affixed to each one. The titles: of the pictures, read in regular order in the prayer books distributed by the K. of C., give the continuity of the drama of the death
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The Rev. Fr. James Moore, who read the prayers last year, in Obelisk Square, will do so again Good Friday. The Rev. Fr. August Fussenegger, diocesan director of Catholic Charities, will give the radio continuity
WFBM. ‘It is expected that more than 10,000 will attend the devotions.
Passover Begins April 15 Fig trees are in blossom now in Palestine; the rye has ripened; and there are young lambs in the pastures. It is spring, with nature at peace, but not the state. Even so, the Jews there, and everywhere, secretly in some instances, perhaps, are preparing to celebrate Passover, the Feast of Unleavened Bread.
Passover commemorates the deliverance of the Hebrews out of bondage in Egypt. Ea For a week, beginning April 15, no bread or food containing leaven, is te be eaten; hospitality will be evident; and human freedom will be the subject of solemn meditation. On Friday and Saturday evenings, April ‘15 and 16, under the direction of Rabbi Elias Charry, there will be special services and sermons in a: Zedeck Temple.
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Unitarian Parley Set For the first time in their histories, the Mid-Western Convention of Laymen’s League and the MidWestern Conference of thé Unitarian Church will meet jointly next month. The convention will be held here May 14, 17, in All Souls Unitarian Church.. Speakers will .be brought from all over the country and 300 delegates from 13 states are expected. The Rev. Lon Ray Call} of Chicago, secretary of the Mid estern Conference, visited Indianapolis recently to make plans for the meeting. Those who are co-operating with the Rev. Mr. Call are Herbert Bloemker, local Unitarian Laymen’s League president, and James Steele, president of thre Board of All Souls Unitarian Church. Among the noteworthy events will be “A Public Recognition Service of the, Ministry of Dr. Frank S. C. Wicks” with Dr. Dilworth Lapton, Cleveland, as speaker.
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Lenten Drama Scheduled
“The Prodigal Son” as presented by the Sutherland Players tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday evenings in the Sutherland Avenue Presbyterian Church, will illustrate a new departure in dramatics. Stripped of all nonessentials in the way of properties, without scenery, and with the cast in present-day dress, the story depends solely upon the acting and inflection of the characters for its interpretation. The play is the twelfth annual Lenten drama given by the Sutherland Players. » ” 8
“The Message From the Cross,”
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is to be given at 7:30 p. m, tomorrow at Bethlehem Lutheran Church by the choir under direction of Miss Charlotte Moore. Soloists are to iMclude Mrs. Louis Mavis, Mr, and Mrs. B. R. Mull, 'E. M. Liljeblad and Miss Alma Meyer. . ® 8 =
Organ to Be Dedicated St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church members are to dedicate their new organ at services tomorrow afternoon. The organ was presented by Mrs. Bertha Nutz as a memorial to her husband, Peter
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‘Wheeler Mission Services
The Philathea Class of the Irv-
ington Presbyterian Church is to sponsor the Breakfast Club at Wheeler City Rescue Mission at 8 a. m. tomorrow. A Palm Sunday sermon is to be delivered by the Rev. Herbert E. Eberhardt, Mission superintendent, at 7:45 p. {m. The Rev. Mr. Eberhardt is to direct Good Friday services from noon to 3 p. m. at the mission. 4 A cantata, “The Living Redeem- | Third er,” is to be presented at Beech Grove Baptist Church Wednesday
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The Indianapolis 1 pir | will hold its 32d annual banquet
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Tuesday: at 6:30 p. m.,, in Grace M. E. Church. The Rev. W. C. Calvert is to be host minister. Rev. Elmer L. Harvey, associate minister of Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church, will speak on “European Conditions.”
Lutheran Service Arranged
The Lutheran Church Federation which includes St. Paul's, Trinity, Emmaus, St. Peter's, Redeemer, Grace, St. John’s, Zion and Calvary Lutheran Churches, will hold an annual Good Friday, noon-hour service at 12:15, in Trinity Luthéran Church. The Rev. Harry Behming of Grace Lutheran Church will be the speaker. ‘The Indianapolis Bach Chorus, directed by William Kirchhoff, will
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Meetings, Events Third Christian Church, 10:40 a. m. tomorrow; chorus of 100 children, “Hosanna”; High School Girls’ Chorus in antiphonal offertory number; 7:45 p. m,, Baptismal Serve ice; string ensemble. Bellaire Methodist Episcopal Church, 7:45 p. m. tomorrow, 12voice ensemble from Home Presbyterian Church. North Methodist Episcopal Church, 8 a. m., Sunrise Seyvice, directed by Epworth League; 7p. m., Holy Week drama, “The Crown of Thorns,” presented by Epworth League. Northwood Christian Church, special services each evening at 7:45 p. m., except Saturday; Lighted - Cross Service on Good Friday. Central Christian Church, 7 p. m, tomorrow, church choir in “The Crucifixion.” Fairview Presbyterian Church, tomorrow, sacred cantata by choir, “The Paschal Victor.” "Central Avenue Methodist Church, tomorrow evening, harp recital by Miss Jeannette Robbins. 5 Woodruff Place Baptist Church, 5 p. m. tomorrow, choir, “The Last Seven Words of Christ.” Southport Baptist Church, 7:45 p. m. Wednesday, pipe organ dedication; Dr. T. J. Parsons, speaker. Beville enue Evangelical Church, 7:30 p. m. tomorrow; can= * tata by choir, “The Risen Lord.”
2 8 =» The big bell of the chimes of Christ Episcopal Church on the Circle will be tolled 33 times at 3 p. m. Good Friday, in token of the death of Christ on the Cross. In the services of the “Three Hours,” 12 to 3 p. m., the Rev. E.
Ainger Powell, rector, will deliver - seven addresses on “The Seven Words From the Cross.”
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:10 to Be Confirmed At tomorrow’s Palm Sunday Serve ice in the Jmmanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church, there will be a confirmation ceremony with the following boys and girls being ad mitted to church membership: ert Altman, Evelyn, Leonora oe Paul Aufderheide, Donald Barker, Paul Eddy, Marie Jensen, Rosemary Judd, Wilbur Schmedel and Charles Yaeger.
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Colin R. Edison Lecturer
“Christian Science: the Science of Christ-Healing” will beb the title of a lecture given by Colin Rucker Edison, C. S. of London, England, at 8 p. m., Monday, in C Tabernacle. Mr. Edison is a member of . the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church of the First Ohuseh of Christ, Scientist, Boston. Joctute is being sponsored by Hs Church of Chuist, Scena,
Holy Week Services Sr East Park Methodist Episcopal Church, Sunday a. m. and p. m, and’ Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and speaker, the Tum Ten A. Smith.
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