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SATURDAY, OCT. 1, 193% Wedding of Marjorie Wise Announced; Elaine Oberholtzer to Marry Tonight; Butcher-Bay

Williams-Kennedy Nuptial Set Tomorrow at U. B. Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wesley Wise will entertain with a reception tomorrow afternoon at their home, 4073 N. Illinois St., honoring their daughter, Mrs. Harry Lea Yarnall, and Mr. Yarnall. Relatives and a few close friends will attend. Prior to her marriage Tuesday at the North Methodist Church the bride was Miss Marjorie Wise. The marriage was announced today. The Rev. Chester A. McPheeters officiated. Mr. Yarnall is the son of Mrs. Thomas Coffin Yarnall, Chicago. The couple here. Mrs. Yarnall | University and was graduated at the Fairmont School, Washington. The bridegroom attended the University of Chicago where he was a member of Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity. !

Lieut. Butcher to Wed

Jane Bayer Today |

Several out-of-town guests will attend the marriage of Miss Jane Bayer and Lieut. Joseph O. Butcher,

is to be at

U. S. Marine Corps, at 4:3 p. m.|

today. Dr. Richard Millard and the Rev. Elmer L. Harvey will read the ceremony at the Broadway | Methodist Church. { Miss Bayer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Smith. Lieut. Butcher's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Orville Butcher, Bloomington. Mrs. Rosalee Spong will play bridal airs) before and during the ceremony.| Selections will include “Ave Maria,’ | “Liebestraum.” “Bells of St. Mary's,” “The Kashmiri Love Song, “Viennese Love Song” and “I Love You Truly.” | White satin with a sweeping train will fashion the gown of the bride. Long fitted sleeves will be caught at the shoulder with seed pearl trim and her fingertip veil will fall from a coronet of small white flowers. The veil was worn recently by Mrs. | Elmer Lee Harvey at her wedding.| She is to carry Bride's roses and] gardenias. Mrs. Joseph E. Macy, Kansas City, | Mo.. matron of honor; Miss Martha Martz. Bloomington, and Miss Rose- | mary Redens, New Albany, brides- | maids, all will enter in period gowns of mulberry taffeta with fitted] basque bodices and hoop skirts. Their | only ornaments will be antique gold | lockets on black velvet ribbon, gifts) of Miss Bayer. The matron of hon- | or’s bouquet will be Adeline roses and blue pompons and the brides-| maids will carry Lestra Hibbard! roses and mulberry pompons. They | will wear corresponding sprays of flowers in their hair. Lieut. Lloyd Keisler, Columbia City. will be best man. Ushers will include Lieuts. John Woodburn, | Joseph Ettle, Bloomington, and Keith Campbell, Logansport. Mrs. Smith has selected gardenias to wear with her frock of cedar brown lace. Teal blue crepe is the choice of Mrs. Butcher, also to be worn with gardenias. Following the ceremony a reception will be held in the church foyer. The bridal couple will leave the church under the traditional saber arch formed by the ushers at military weddings. The couple will leave on a wedding trip to the Great Smoky Mountains and will be at home Oct.

15 at Washington, D. C. Both the|John Fellows and Mrs. Bruce Far-| 0s . Wl

bride and bridegroom are graduates of Indiana University. where the former was a member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority.

Williams-Kennedy Rite at Brookside

Fall flowers and foliage will bank the altar at the high noon marriage

tomorrow of Miss Dorothea Kennedy | and C. Eugene Williams. The Rev.| Miss Doris Mae Cook and Robert

R. E. Webber will read the ceremony at the Brookside United Brethren Church. | The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kennedy. Louis Lyons will play bridal airs and Miss Evelyn Hockett will sing. Miss Kennedy will enter with her father. She has selected a gown of white bridal satin cut on princess lines and her double tiered veil will be caught by a wreath of orange blossoms. She will carry Johanna Hill roses. Attendants will be Miss Evelyn Williams. sister of the bridegroom, who will wear aqua crepe and carry talisman roses; R. Albert Kennedy, brother of the bride: Russell Kennedy, Robert Williams, Charles Matthews and William Thomas, ushers. The bridegroom's mother has selected black crepe with port wine accessories and a gardenia corsage. Mrs. Kennedy's grey ensembie will

be highlighted with black acces-|

sories and talisman rosebuds. Following the service, friends and relatives will be entertained at the

home

attended Butler]

{include Mrs. F. A. Metzger, Bedford,

After a motor trip the couple will

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er Rite Set for 4:30 P. M.

R. D. Cheesman, Arthur : Hausner Will Be

Marjorie Horne United Today. Ceremony Today, .,. ...

Abram Woodward will | read the ceremony at 8:30 p. m. | The sun room at the home of Mr. today at the Irvington Methodist land Mrs. Fred C. Horne will be the | Church uniting Miss Elaine Oberscene for the marriage of their holtzer and Arthur E. Wilson in

‘daughter, Marjorie Ellen, to Robert | marriage. | D. Cheesman, at 2:30 p. m, today. The bride is a daughter of Mr. | ‘The room will be decorated With|,ng Mrs. Marshall Oberholtzer. Mrs. foliage and lilies and lighted with pva Wilson is the mother of the jeanielo : f M bridegroom. Greenery and white m d eo ji iy Tie flowers wiil decorate the altar and | The Rev C Carleton w Atwater | Dole Yount, organist, Will play 'will officiate. The bride will enter | Padal Se will give his {with her father through an archway dau ght er in marriage. Her g own Tirtori i "i : rg Who 5 Meoplany, harpist, | oi) be fashioned of classic white] |" Miss Horne has selected a gown | Satin with long tapering sleeves, a lof white moire fashioned with puil nigh MeL june oy = Sai ae sieeves, a sweetheart neckline and | 20) e 21 Sh Nat on {long train. Her fingertip veil will | 72 ar eo of ig ce. Sh fall from a moire halo and is caught | [Yom a Juliet cap hE ute. Su with orange blossoms at the back. | Will carry sweetheart roses, lilies of the valley and orchids.

Her bouquet is to be white roses, ig ™ gardenias and lilies of the valley. Rose moire taffeta with dubonnet Dustv blue moire on bouffant velvet trim is the choice of Mrs. lines with puff sleeves and a roll Blair Harter, matron of honor. The collar will be the dress of Mrs. bridesmaids, Mrs. Ralph Coble, Mrs. Charles D. Austin, her cousin's ma- | uowell Beggs, Chicago, and Miss Betty Wangelin, will wear dusty

tron of honor. She will wear|> : 3 flowers in her hair shading from Pink also trimmed with the du-

pink to American beauty and will] bonnet velvet. carry matching roses. Mary Lou Camp, Dayton, O., a cousin of the bride, will be flower girl. Her frock will be a miniature edition of the other attendants. | Groomsmen will include Robert Graves, best man; Mr. Coble, | George Oberholtzer, brother of the| bride; Ben Parrish, South Bend, and John Bishop, Detroit. A bridal luncheon for the families and attendants was to be at 1 p. m.| at the Oberholtzer home, 5802 Uni-| versity Ave. and a reception will follow the service. The couple will leave on a wedding trip, the bride traveling in a beige costume suit] trimmed with lynx fur and accented Immediately following the cere-, With an orchid corsage. mony, a reception will be held. The] A number of out-of-town guests couple will leave on an Eastern will attend. wedding trip and will be at home Miss Oberholtzer was a member Nov. 1 at 3702 N. Illinois St. The of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority at| bride will travel in a black cape suit| Butler University. Mr. Wilson also| with blue fox trim and a corsage of | went to Butler where he was a vari-colored flowers. Sigma Nu Fraternity member.

Out-of-town guests for the event Klotz-Hausner Rite Set for 2:30 P. M.

| Cousin to Be Flower Girl Julia Ann Wells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Wells, another cousin will be flower girl. Her dusty rose taffeta frock will have a sweetheart neckline and puff sleeves. She will carry an oldfashioned bouquet. Richard W. Cheesman will be his brother's best man. Mrs. Horne’s dahlia velvet gown will be accented with a gardenia corsage and Mrs. Cheesman has chosen royal blue velvet and gardenias.

Pa., an aunt of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Brownfield and chil-| aren, Diane and Dick, and Miss] Jane Radder, Erie, Pa.; Mrs. Frank

Buck. Detroit. Mich : Mrs. M : The Rev. Ernst Piepenbrok will uck, Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Margaret | : Pi Tiss | Cheesman, Detroit; Mr. and Moe | Oficinte af the wetrises oF Mss

Richard Showers. Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy Hausner and Arthur F. A.|

Elmer Dickerson and Herbert Jones, Klotz at 2:30 p. m. today at St. Shelbyville, and Mr. and Mrs. E. W.| John’s Evangelical Church.

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Klein, Grand Rapids, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hausner are the parents of the bride and Mr. | C. B Turk to Wed Klotz is a son of John Klotz. Only . NT _* the immediate families are to at-| Louise Neiger tend the ceremony. Temes Special The de hi Weal 3 Huo yo - . {costume suit with Persian lam im | CUMBERLAND, Oct. 1—Miss ong a corsage of gardenias. After] lan Nr SE My > a motor trip the couple is to be at Liide of Ohuties Riese Turk. In. home at 4815 E. Washington St. dianapolis, at 3:30 p. m. today at 9 St. John's Evangelical Church. The| Todav S Pattern Rev. F. T. Puhlman will read the| . single ring ceremony. | Te " The bridegroom 1s the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turk, Indianapolis. 1e bride will enter with her | brother, Carl Neiger. She has se-| : lected a frock of ivory cut velvet worn with a shoulder veil and a bouquet of orchids, roses and lilies] of the valley. Miss Dorothy Neiger,| : : maid of honor, will wear raspberry | y | taffeta. The two bridesmaids, Mrs. | |

ley, will wear aqua and pale blue] taffeta respectively, fashioned like! Miss Neiger’'s. All three will carry shaded gold roses. A reception will follow at 5 p. m.

he at home Nov Indianapolis.

Salge-Cook Rite Set For 3 P. M.

1 at 410 E. 16th St. |

A. Salge will be married in a double ring ceremony at 3 p. m. today at the Zion Evangelican Church. The Rev. Frederick Zaries will officiate. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.. Cook, 663 N. Temple Ave. and Mr. Salge is the; son of Mrs. Gertrude Salge. Green-| ery and cut flowers lighted by | candelabra will decorate the church. | Dale Young, organist, will play be-| fore and during the ceremony. Miss Cook will enter with her | father in a princess style white | satin gown with long tapering] sleeves coming to a point over the | wrists. Her fingertip veil falls from a pearl Juliet cap. Her corsage] : iwill be Johanna Hill roses and | | baby's breath. { } ! Mrs. Roy A. Cole will be her | sister's only attendant. Her dusty | o | rose taffeta frock is accented with | burgundy velvet and she will wear| gw. no Iie A - a matching doll hat. Roses and | Every Sree We mule of ours delphinium will form her arm bou- Selves, these style-conscious, modquet. fern days, has to have a smart line | [ SY Hom mio be elt pun and do its bit for flattery. es A. ilson, onald | . i ayn ! y Thomas and Maurice Wolford will Fore) SO viene 83 new hous usher. A reception is to follow frock, Pattern 8317, that's really the service at the Cook home. The too pretty to spend all its days at

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2D PRESBYTERIAN TO MARK CENTENNIAL

IN INDIANAPOLIS CHURCHES TOMORROW

BAPTIST Pastor, Broadway +R. M. Calvary “WW. 0 Central .............Harold Emerson Ave. ...... « G, we Carleton W. ..C. H. Scheick .. G. G. Kimse .. George D. L. C. Trent

The Rev. Mr Podrilt .... Breedlove . Ranes ....

Atwater

River Ave. ... Woodruff Place

A. M. ..“The Hem of His Garment” ..., .."The Inward Look” ..“Love Your Neighbor” . “Christianity in Families” «. “The Prayer Call.” “Living Sacrifices” “The Stranger of Galilee” .. “The pb of Christ” .. “Our Supreme Loyalty”

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CATHOLIC SS. Peter & .. Msgr. R. Assumption fr... W Holy Angels ......... rr. J Holy Cross . .

R. Noll

| Holy Name oe | Holy Hosary .

J. Sullivan... «J, V. Somes ..... Fr. Charles Duffey ... Our Lady of Lourdes Fr. M. W. Lyons Sacred Heart Fr. J. J. Brogger St. Ann Fr. ohn Reidinger . St. y Fr. M. J. Gorman St « B St. M. St. St, St. St

Holy Little Flower

Trinity .

Catherine .......Fr. J Christopher Frances de Sales Fr. Joseph Clancy S Fr. Clement Bosler St. Msgr. F. St. Mary Fr. John St. i oo Msgr. J. St. Fr. A. H. Bu St. R St. Roch

CHRISTIAN Beech Grove .. Bethany “ans Broad Ripple ... Centenary

sald

.. Fr. Omer Bruck

Englewood Fleming Garden .... Hillside Northwood Seventh ...

Thir University Park West Morris St East 38th St. .. William Fairfax dward

“CHURCH OF CHRIST North Side CHURCH OF GOD North Side « B. Turner .... South Side Harold W. Boyer CONGREGATIONAL First Ellis Hay EPISCOPAL Advent AR Saints .......... Christ Church ...... St. George's St. Paul's

EVANGELICAL Beville Ave. ........ F. G. Kuebler ... Broadway .- First

Garry L. Co Bell Day

E. L.

R. C. Alexander E. A. Powell Francis Tetu William Burrows

.C. P. . F. C. Wacknitz

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McShane .... J Downey ...... Fr. Leo Lindemann ...

..Fr. Bernard Strange .

George S. Southworth.

vvaeesc let Us Go Ta Church” ... Edward Sausamann ... MaSS ...suireves

MASSES 5 6 3:30, 9, 10, 11 a m. 6 8 10 a.m 6:30, 8, 9:30 5:15, 6. TW:

6 150. 9 10:30 a.m. ...... 7:30, 9:15, 10:30 a. m,

$5 10a m . 3:30, 6:45. 8, 9 6, 1:30, 9a. m

Joan of Arc .... Msgr. Maurice O'Connor 6,

« Dowd .....s. H. Scheefers ..6: P. O'Connell ..

:30, 9, JOSS a. TN ea ree nunn v 5, 9, 10, 21 a. m.

“The Untried Way” “Why We Believe” “The Authority of Christ” “Bifocal Religion” . ...... .. “Christ, the Builder” .... “What God Means” . “Something We All Need” .... “The Call of Faith” . “The Consecrated Hand” .... .."“The Lord's Desire” “The Judgments of Life” “Effective Church in the .."Why I Believe in Evangelism’ “The Sin of Neglect” ............. “The Effective Church” .... ... “Forward With Jesus Christ” . “Blessings of Sanctuary”

M. R. Adamson speaker

«+. Anniversary Program ...

“Why Be Sanctified?” “Wanted: A New Frontier”

. “Confessing Other People’s Sins” ...... “e330, I1 Services ........... i. iveueee Choral Eucharist, Worship Service ..... Communion, Worship Services .........0 Communion, School, Sermon

“The Great Need to Act” .. . Rally Day Sermon Rally Day Program

. UA Stumbling Block

Community” sees Thy

. M. ..“News from Heaven, Hell” “Endurance” “What Must I Do?”

Young People : ..“Finding Comfort Through Concern” c »

“Overcoming “Overcoming

DEVOTIONS § p. m.

vi Difficulties’

... Holy Hour, 5 p. m.

....Novena, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday «.. Holy Hour, 3:30 p. m,

. Benediction, 4 p. m. .. Benediction, 2:30 p. m.

+... Vespers, 3 p. m.

. Benediction, 4 p. m. .. Rosary, Benediction, 5 p, m.

“Who Is a Christian?” “Mutterings of Persecution” Hymn Sing “Souls and Systems”

. .. Illustrated Sermon ... Christian Youth Council

Guest Speaker “The Church's Call to Arms”

Meeting

++. Christian Endeavor

. Discussion Group

«++. Vesper Hour, §

.. “Soldiers of the Cross”

5 Evangelistic Program .. Special Program

Second vo FOC EVANGELICAL-REFORMED irst ..C. J. G. Russom Frieden's .... .. Robert C. Kuebler Garfield Park |

Immanuel We C. Second ...... “ensues D. KF, i F. R. Daries

"FRIENDS First

Norman H. Schultz ....

“The Divine Presence’ Communion “Doing Things We Dislike” “The Cleansing Power of God” “Christian Steward in a Selfish Society” “The Life of Strength” . “Salt of the Earth,” in German

“When God Has a Chance”

Youth Discussion Group

E. T. Elliot

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN St. Matthew's L. C. E. Fackler

“Peace of Thy Children” “Christ and Corruption”

Trinity .B. J. Engskow UNITED LUTHERAN Bethany ..........- J. First ...icocuovesencd Arthur L. Mahr .... St. Mark's . H. Benting Of Our Redeemer .. W. H. Eifert

Richard M. Millard

Broadway -B Arnold Clegg

Capitol Ave. ...... Central Ave. East Park .... Edgewood M. Heath Memorial ...L. H. K Maywood .......... William Meridian St. ....... Logan Hall . North ....: uu C. A. McPheeters Riverside Park . H. J. Kieser

St. Pau Shelby St. Southport Woodside ... M. H. ) 1s Morris Street E. Nelson Rosier Bellaire Glenn Reynolds

Luther Seng .......

«eo. "The Measure of a

.. “Hely Communion” “Holy Communion” “Glory in the Church” “The Holy Communion”

Christian” ... “The One Foundation” “The Efficient Church” . “Characteristics of a Christian” . “Past and Future” .. “Things Jesus Prayed For”

“Misdirected Energy” “What Chance Has Christ in Our “Life's Challenge” ......... “Universal Message of Jesus” “Responsibility of Hearers” “The Shared Life” . a . .."“The Duty of Church Advance” ... “Why and How to Follow Jesus” .... “The Leadership of Jesus”

“COLORED METHODIST Phillips ............. A. W. Womack

Communion, Worship Service

. “Bases Full—Two Down” oh

‘Preparedness’ “The Largest Giver”

World?”

.. Youth Meeting “Christian Patriotism” . “Ambition” “A Witness for Christ”

...“The Hidden Serpent” «+. Gospel Sermon

“Unquestioning Obedience”

Worship Service

MORAVIAN First Second

V. W. Couillard ’. W. Couillard

“Christ's Commission to Teach”

“Christ's Commission to Teach”

NAZARENE First . Winter South Side

cxseennesess We BE. Albea Ave. C. E. Carmony H. J. Rahrar

cesvan cee

.. Mason Lee, speaker Worship Service Colored Singers

Mr. Lee Evangelistic Service “God's Question to Women”

PRESBYTERIAN Fairview irst Irvington ....... Meridian Heights . rentice Seventh Sutherland Troub Memorial Washington St. Westminster Second Covenant UNITARIAN All Souls UNITED BRETHREN Orville Moore F. Snyder

Virgil R. Ragaw George Arthur John B. Ferguson S. B. Harry

Harold W. Tu Florizel A. . Latham H. E. Chace H. T. Graham Jean S. Milner Carl Ahlfeldt

George

E. Burdette Backus ...

“World-Wide Communion” . Sermon SAS cas ATEAL SLE ANS World Communion Observance . World-Wide Communion .. Rally Day s World-Wide Communion

Young People

...“Among the Moravians”

Tuxis Society “The Word of the Lord

.“"How Large Is Your World?’ Communion

“For Healing of the Nations” . World-Wide Communion _. Communion, members reception “Our Economic Obsession” The Rev. R. S. Marsden, speaker

“The Greatest of These”

wReRecung Christ”

he Voice of the Church”

Sais iatesssesetaneen

Youth Meeting Youth Meeting Youth Meeting

The Rev. Mr. Marsden

. “Salvation” “Spiritually Blind”

OTHERS Christ. Miss'y Alli... A. C. Marvia Self-Real’'tion Temp. Sri Kumar Das Unity Truth Center Murrel

as Powell-Douglas

The Rev. H. R. Florence, speaker “Mysteries” ik . . “My Lord Said to My Lord”

The Rev. Mr.

Florence “Fires of Faith”

SALVATION ARMY Citadel Corps ... West Side Corps .. Belmont Corps

Capt. H. D. Marshall

... Adjt. P. J. Gerringer ... .. Capt. Kenneth Boone ...

Holiness Service School ta Holiness Meeting

Sassari

. Evangelistic Meeting . Salvation Meeting Meetings

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Editor in time for publication.]

M. E. Mission | Meeting Set

Weekly Sunday School Lesson

THE ONE TRUE GOD

Text: Exodus 20:2, 3; Isaiah 45:22,

Mark 12:28-34; I Corinthians 8:4-6

Final Plans for Convention By WILLIAM E. GILROY, D. D. lege than of commandments, though

To Be Made Wednesday.

The Indianapolis committee making final plans for the 57th annual national convention of the Methodist Episcopal Church Women's Home Missionary Society will meet at the Y. W. C. A. Wednesday at 10 a.m. In addition to the committee members, Mrs. W. H. C. Goode of Ohio will be present and the Meth-| odist Protestant Church and the] Lexington Conference of the M. E. Church are expected to be repre-| sented. The convention will be held in the

| Roberts Park Church, Oct. 12 to 18.|

About 2000 delegates are to be sent] by a membership of nearly 300,000 in the United States and Alaska.

Speakers Named

Speakers are to include Bishop] Edgar Blake, Detroit; Bishop] Charles W. Flint, Atlanta; Dr. and

Mrs. Dan B. Brummitt, Dr. Rollin} jafend this lack of knowledge of

H. Walker, Dr. E. D. Kohlstedt, Dr. | Barney Morfan, Dr. Orien W. Fifer, | Dr. M. J. Holmes, Dr. DeWitt Morgan, Mesdames Raymond Meek, Frank Carter, A. G. Scudder, and] others. A leadership training class]

reviewed. A fellowship banquet will

Editor of Advance HERE was a time when most] religious people, young and old, and many who were not religious, were familiar with the Ten Commandments. Great emphasis was laid upon the memorizing and teaching of them in Sunday Schools, and also in public schools in countries where there was provision for religious instruction. It might be surprising today to discover how many people, even inj the religious community, could not] name or identify the various Com-| mandments. It is true that they might have a knnowledge of their substance, but would they have the familiarity with them that was common a generation ago? If one wished to test this matter out, he might ask the various re-| ligious people such questions as, “What is the fifth Commandment?” or “What is the sixth Commandment?” It might be amazing to discover how few could give an intelligent answer. There are Christians who might

the Commandments on the plea] that the Commandments have been abrogated in the larger teachings of | Jesus, and that they are after all only a part of a more extensive] Jewish law which no Christian, so|

lis to be conducted by Mrs. Cora far as we are aware, regards today | Downs Stevens and the mission | | study books for all ages are to be]

in other details as binding upon the | Christian conscience. The answer to this would be that]

they have, and ought to have, all the force of commandments. These set before us, not the conception of measured conduct and measured duty, but the conception of a man so living under the power of the love of God that it is his supreme desire to attain and express all that he can of love and goodness. Nothing less than that in our lives can constitute the law of Christ, for that law is a law of love.

Plan Baptist Conference

‘State Convention to Be Held

Oct. II, 12 and 13.

The annual Baptist State Conven-

[tion will meet Oct. 11, 12 and 13 at most valuable

Terre Haute. The Indianapolis Baptist Association executive committee will meet at noon Wednesday in the Y. W. C. A. Both the state and local group will make final preparations for the state-wide evangelistic campaign to begin in Baptist churches Oct. 16. Delegates from 475 congregations are expected at Terre Haute. Dr. Walter E. Woodbury, Northern Bap-

Kennedy home. The couple will

selected a gray wool costume suit|casional street wear, as well as in| calico for |

be held the opening night in the|the Commandments have a signifi- | tist Convention evangelism director, ‘Claypool Hotel Riley Room. Music| cant place in the Jewish law; and|Will deliver the keynote address. Dr. will be supplied during the confer-! in the thought of mankind and its Carleton W. Atwater of Indianapence by the DePauw University and interpretation of the Command- olis will represent the Christian [Bennett College choirs and by the ments, there has been strong em- Education Department of which the | Fisk College mixed quartet. phasis upon them as dealing with Rev. Willard R. Jewell is director. Mrs. J. H. Smiley is general conspicious social sins. Dr. U. S. Clutton, Indianapolis Bapchairman and Mrs. E. L. Hutchens, ¥ #4 # tist Association moderator, will re|associate chairman. They are being Sf 3 ; _.|port on work in this area. |assisted by: Mesdames J. N. Green, Ss From i disvesard/ The elaborate committee work 'E. L. Freeland, W. C. Hartinger, P.! he Commpnaments, because We .yhich has been paving the way for 'E. Powell, J. P. Robinson, L. R, Dave departed so far from some Of the campaign during past months

them, both in spirit and in prac- yj) pe reported for the last time at

{ Jones, Oscar Burghard, E. W. Stock- | t 'dale, C. E. Smith, S. D. Clark, Mar-| "¢¢ the executive meeting at the Y. W.

leave on a wedding trip and will be immediate families and a few home. It deserves to be made up at home Oct. 11 at 1121 N. Keal- friends will attend. The bride has in challis or wool crepe for ocing Ave. : J y g trimmed in Chinese caracul for|percale, gingham or 7 traveling. After a wedding trip the housework. W. J . Baecher W eds couple will be at home at 93¢ N.| The cut-in-one-with-the-shoulder 3 } Oakland Ave. {sleeves and bodice fullness make it Miss Minton | ee ——————— so easy to work in. The fitted, lifted Miss Virgiline Minton Decame duel R waistline is flattering and unhambride of Ww illiam J. Baecher at : a. 300 to Attend pering. And that square high neckm. this morning In 2 i! line is very smart. This little deSt. PD ny a Altrus p rl sign is so easy to make that even nuptia g SS a, et Zz a aricyV beginners will enjoy doing it. Rev. Fr. Robert Minton, brother of ) Pattern 8317 is designed for sizes the bride. ; J dg ——— The bride was given in marriage Sud , by her father. She chose a gown The Fifth District convention of of white lace and carried white the International Association of Al-| asters end lilies of the valley. Miss |trusa Clubs will be Oct. 21-23 at the] Catherine Baecher, sister of the Claypool Hotel. Three hundred] |

14, 16, 18, 20, 40 and 42. Size 16 garet Laughlin and Golden Smith. |

requires 4% yards of 39-inch ma- ars Walte in Y ie 3 . terial; 4 yards of braid or bias fold | punta, | oY Se

fo trim. ee LEAVE FOR ROME

bridegroom, was maid-of -honor. She | women, leaders in business and pro- | entered in aqua blue ot | fessor, will attend. trim and carried deep red dahlias.] The Indianapolis club, of which| : Miss Gabriella Meyer, bridesmaid, | Miss Amanda A. Ande son is presi. | Aresses made from these patterns wore pink trimmed in dubonnet and/gent, will be hostess. Miss Metta | joo ® Wi a Toute Jou will encarried similar dahlias. Both wore Milwauk : istrict | 30: et the charming designs in Bean, Iilwaukee, Fifth District this new book help you in your sew-

colonial hats. Carolyn Gutzwiller,|, carnor wi : : Weisburg, cousin of the bride, Sing hii presile 11 att 4 ne. One patierh ang the new Fell flower girl. officers who Will atlendiand Winter Pattern Book—25 cents.

for every size and every occasion, {is now ready. Photographs show

One need only cite the fourth] Commandment concerning the Sab- | bath Day to realize the travesty of it that we have made in our modern American life. Yet before we disregard or discard the Ten Commandments as an-

C. A. The Rev. C. H. Scheick has had charge of the training of workers committee, and the Rev. S. W. Hartsock, of the committee co-op-erating with 59 Negro churches. The gospel team committee has been di-

The new Fall and Winter Pattern Book, 32 pages of attractive designs The Rev. Fr. Cornelius B. Sweeny, St. Joan of Arc Church assistant

pastor, and the Rev. Fr. Patrick Kilfoil of the Church of the Little Flower left recently for advanced study in Rome. Father Sweeny expects to remain three years.

rected by the Rev. William O. Breedlove; the outreach committee, by Eugene C. Foster, and the men’s committee, by Earl Z. Sigmon.

PASTOR, OFFICERS WILL BE INSTALLED

cient and obsolete, it is worthwhile to know them a little better and to consider a little more carefully their spirit and their purpose. As we inquire into them, we shall find that, instead of being abrogated by Jesus and the New Testament, this larger teaching was represented by

Bernard Minton, was best man, | include Miss Alta E. Lane, Danville, pattern or book alone—15 cents.

DR. BARTLETT TO SPEAK

Ushers included Ralph Minton and IL, first vice governor; Mrs. Erma| To obtain a pattern and step-by-Fred Grimm. The bride is a daugh- B. Christy, Muncie, second vice step sewing instructions inclose 15 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Minton SOVernor; Miss Ada C. Lewis, Mil-icents in coin together with the and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baecher | Waukee, secretary, and Miss Alma E. above pattern number and your size, are the bridegroom’s parents. Fol-| Wiese, Madison, Wis. treasurer. your name and address and mail to lowing the ceremony a reception and| There are 23 clubs in the district,| Pattern Editor, The Indianapolis luncheon was held at the Minton | 12 of which are in Indiana. The|Times, 214 W. Maryland St, Inbome, 647 Parker Ave. total district membership is 708. dianapolis, Ind.

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Jesus Himself as a fulfillment of the Commandments. The Jewish Commandments, in the main, are negative. They said, “Thou shalt not . ..” Jesus summed up their essence in great positive teachings that are more in the nature of great revelations of privi-

Dr. Edwin R. Bartlett of DePauw University, Indiana Council of Christian Education president, will address the fellowship dinner for Bible school workers, teachers, and guests at the First Baptist Church Monday evening. fi.

Sunday afternoon in the East Thirty-Eighth Street Christian Church. The Rev. O. A. Trinkle and the Rev. H. T. Bridwell will

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The Rev. William E. Bell, pastor, | and church officers will be installed |

Jewish Rites Shoe-Bundle Churchwo

Plans are under way for the

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edifice in Indiana limestone in 1870. A book is to be published recording the history the church, including the term of the present pastor, Dr. Jean S. Milner, who came to the charge in 1921. describe centennial week events: the church family dinner scheduled for Nov. 17, when reminiscences will be in order; the special commemoration service on the following Sunday morning and the reception and tea for members and friends that afternoon. Centennial executive committee members are Arthur C. Moore, Fermor S. Cannon, Roscoe C. Johnston, G. Vance Smith, J. Raymond Lynn, Mrs. Edson T. Wood, Mrs. Alfred Hoberg and Mrs. Clarence Martindale. Those assisting in an advisory capacity are Messrs. and Mesdames Walter C. Marmon and Berkley W. Duck; Mrs. J. EB. Rehm, Misses Anna Spann and Julia Sharpe. The Church now has a membership of about 1500, operates an extensive social service project, Mayer Chapel and the Neighborhood House, in south Indianapolis, and occupies not only the main building but administration quarters in an enlarged three-story house next door. Besides Dr. Milner the staff includes Mrs. Mabel Berry, financial secretary; Miss Elsie Kinerk, minister’s assistant; Mrs. Boyd Gillespie, educational director; Mrs. Rehm, hostess and visitor, and Jesse Martin, custodian,

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Jews to Be Called To Prayer and Fasting

The Day of Atonement or Yom Kippur, most solemn occasion of the Jewish year, begins at sundown Tuesday. The plaintive melody of Kol Nidre, heard in Indianapolis temples and those the world over, will be a call to prayer and fasting. Yom Kippur closes the 10 days of penitence which began at Rosh Hashana, or New Year's. It marks God's forgiveness toward all who truly seek it and His blessing upon them during coming months. “Kol Nidre Echoes” will be Dr. Morris M. Feuerlicht’'s sermon topic at the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation service Tuesday at 7 p. m. and “The Book of Jonah Once More,” Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt will address the junior congregation on “To Have and To Be” Wednesday at 12:15 p. m. Memorial services will be held in the temple at 3:30 p. m. Wednesday. Rabbi Elias Charry will preach on “Retrospect and Prospect,” Tuesday at 5 p. m. in Beth-El Zedeck Temple; on “Creeds for Life,” Wednesday at 10 a. m,, and conduct memorial services at 10:45 a. m. Wednesday. The junior congregation of Beth-El Temple will be in charge

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day. | Rabbi Abraham Lazar will con(duct the traditional United Hebrew |Synagog service at 5 p. m. Tuesday |and preach on “Our Relizion Past and Present,” at 7 a. m. Wednesday Irwin Isaacson. student rabbi, will

Congregation synagog Tuesday at 5 p. m. and Wednesday at 9:30 a. m.,, with Max Sachs officiating as cantor. Shaare Tefillah Synagog services at 6 p. m. Tuesday and 7 a. m. Wednesday will be in charge of Rabbi Samuel Katz and Cantor Abraham Portnov and the choir.

Epworth League's Goal Is 2000 Pairs of Shoes

Two thousand pairs of shoes and

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dishes and miscellaneous gifts are |the goal of the Indianapolis District Foworth League Shoe and Bundle Week, Oct. 9 to 14. Each leacue is to display its gzifts at the all-dav Booth Festival, Oct. 15, in the Good Will Industries Plant, 625 Fletcher Ave, A plaque is to be presented league whose booth contains the total collection. A oF the publi play, written as part

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of the publicity campaign for Shoe {and Bundle Week, will be presented lat the festival and its author an‘nounced. Judges are Mrs. E. O. |Snethen, Dr. Richard M. Millavd land Orien Fifer Jr. |is district president. | Articles collected will be recondi[tioned by Good Will Industries |workers and sold at very low prices. |All money given outright during {Shoe and Bundle Week will go to the Methodist Hospital, where the district league has a room for needy young people. 2 ” ” The Catholic Salvage Bureau has moved to its new location at 933 Virginia Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Hector Blondin are in charge. Household articles, clothing, paper and discarded pessessions of all kind are worked over and sold cheaply. 2

Churchwomen to Meet At St. Matthew's Church

“The First Convocation of the

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| Episcopal Church, Tuesday at 10:30 la. m. Mrs. Hartley Sherwood, diocesan House of Churchwomen president, will be in charge of the program. After the opening corporate communion, with the district clergy of-

The original congregation of 15, for the first eight years by Henry Ward Beecher. of Gothic architecture,

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hold services at the Central Hebrew |

large amounts of clothing, furniture, |

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Tuesday; Week Near;

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Catholic Salvage Bureau Moves; World-Wide Communion to Be Held Tomorrow; Sanctuary Redecorated.

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER

100th anniversary celebration next

month Of the founding of the Second Presbyterian Church, Vermont

organized Nov. 19, 1838, was served The present ivy-hung was dedicated

ficiating, there will be an address by the Rev. R. F. Thornton of Lafayette. A question box conducted by the Rev. J. M. Nelson, diocesan { executive secretary, will be followed by noonday prayers and luncheon. Representatives of churches in five Indiana towns will be present as well as from the Church of the Advent, St. Philip's, Christ Church, and the host church here. Mrs. Edward J. Thompson will preside, Mrs, Ernest Steeg is secretary.

= u on Mrs. Backus to Tell | » . . Of Movie Experience “When I Taught in the Movies” will be the subject of Mrs. E. Bur= dette Backus’ talk at the Tri angle Club supper meeting of All Souls Unitarian Church, to=morrow at 5:30 p. m. Mrs. Backus {will tell of her experiences in | Hollywood. The Rev. and Mrs. Backus will be at home to church members on

Wednesday afternoon and evenings, Oct. 12, 19 and 26.

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Lutheran Convention

Dr. H. E. Turney, Indiana Synod president, Dr. George A. Fisher, and Otto K. Jensen will attend the United Lutheran Church in America convention in Baltimore, Oct. 4 to 12. 8 uw 8 Indianapolis and Indiana Presbyterians will join in the denomination’s worldwide communion service tomorrow. The communion is the first event of the Presbyterian “Growing in Christ” program. The earliest observance of the Presbyterian communion will be in the Philippine Islands, after which it will continue around the world.

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Fairfax Christian to Mark Anniversary A freshly redecorated interior will add to the occasion of the 23d anniversary celebration in the Fairfax Christian Church tomorrow. Ths Rev. E. L. Day is church pastor. There is to be a Rally Day vpro= gram at 9:30; special worship 'service at 10:30; and a basket {luncheon at noon followed by a fel= [lowship service at 2 p. m. Clarence See will be in charge of music. 3

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‘Meetings and Events

Central Avenue Methodist Church {—Rally Week is to begin tomorrow. Officers of all church organizations

are to be installed at the morning |service tomorrow. Dr. Guy O. Car-

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| penter is to begin a new series of | morning sermons with young people lin charge; his subject being “Bases |Full and Two Down.” William Keenan is to preside. Music will be in charge of John Robbins and Ralph Wright. | Grace Methodist Church—Church | School Rally Day 9:45 a. m. tomorrow will include special music and a prayer by the Rev. W. C. Calvert. Joe W. Scott is chairman and J. Fred Murphy, superintendent. Englewood Christian Church— Charles H. Money of the Washing= ton High School faculty will resume his teaching of the Men's Bible Class tomorrow morning. East Park Methodist Church— Members of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society will attend the evening service as special guests; society officers will be installed by ‘the Rev. G. A. Smith, pastor.

| Southport Baptist Church—Serv|ices tomorrow will honor the Rev. | Reuben H. Lindstrum, pastor, and Mrs. Lindstrom. Prof. Robert H. Kent of Franklin College, will |be the speaker. A reception will ‘be held at 4 p. m, | Christian and Missionary Alliance | Church—The Rev. H. R. Florence, [newly appointed missionary to the | Belgian Congo, will speak at 7:45 |p. m. tomorrow. | Northside Church of God—A two- | weeks’ evangelical campaign is to | begin tomorrow, with the Rev. Ross | Minkler of Bedford as speaker. The Rev. P. B. Turner's 15th anni|versary as pastor is to be celebrated.

Jewish Chapter Will Be Installed

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Oct. official inauguration of the new B'nai Brith Hillel Foundation chapter at Indiana University will be held Friday. Dr. A. L. Sachar, national! director, will speak. The Hillel Foundation is a club for Jewish students, a “home away from home” with a religious and cultural atmosphere, Rabbi Martin Petley is directors Miss Sarah Lee Meyey, activities di | rector, and Misses Edna Levy, Ber= (nice Kaplan and Amelia Gellman, all of Indianapolis, are student coun=

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| House of Churchwomen will hold its | ¢j] members. |annual meeting in St. Matthew's |

DEAF CLUB TO MEET

The Deaf Citizens Church Club will hold its first fall meeting in the Cathedral House tomorrow | afternoon from 2 to 5. All the deaf |of the city are invited.

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DELAWARE AND WALNUT STREETS

Tomorrow Night 7:00 to 8:00 o'clock Hymns — Illustrated Sermon — Octet