Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1940 — Page 18
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Two Mission Councils Will Meet Here Jan. 12, Study Aid to U nder-Privileged
Place of Rural ‘Home in|
American Life Also Is On Agenda. |;
The relation of church groups to current movements for relief of migrants, share-croppers, refugees and other underprivileged classes will be discussed by church organizations convening here gah; 12 to 14,
The discussions will be a part of the program of the 32nd annual meeting of the Home Missions Council and the Council of Women for Home Missions. : The annual convention is being held here with the co-operation of the Church Federation and Ministerial Association of Indianapolis and the Indiana Rural Life Council and the Indianapolis Council of Federated Church Women. Also on the agenda will be studies of the place of the rural home and ie rural community in American e. | The group will meet and decide upon which mission books will be studied by the women’s mission councils of all denominations during the coming year. Among those who: will speak will be Miss Dale Ellis, executive secretary of institutional home missions of the Disciples of Christ United Christian Missionary Society here. Miss Dale has been a missionary to’ the Philippine Islands and has been a teacher of English in Silliman Institute, the largest Protestant college in the islands. A feature of this year’s gathering
Miss Dale Ellis . . . mission speaker.
will be the public meetings Sunday in the First Baptist Church for young people in the afternoon and for other age groups that evening, at which Methodist Bishop Francis J. McConnell of New York will speak. The business sessions and open discussions of the Councils will be held at the Hotel Severin, begihning Friday at 10:30 a. m. A special consecration service, open to the public, will be held in the Roof Garden of the Severin at 12 noon Friday. Mrs. Augustus Trowbridge of New York will preside at the special service
and the Rev. Errol T. Elliott, president of the Indianapolis Ministerial Association, will speak. A second joint meeting on Friday evening will have as its presiding
Nashville, Tenn., president of the Home Missions ‘Council.
stitute the content of home missions will be led by the Rev. Hermann N. Morse, New York, and Mrs. Fred S. Bennett, New York, will also spéa pall for a rural life conference to be held at the Y. W. C. A. on Monday, following the annual meeting of the Home Missions Councils, are in charge of the Indiana Rural Life Council. Prof. William G. Mather, Franklin College, is program chairman. The conference will close on Tues«day following a 1| p. m. luncheon at the North Methodist Church. A special program on migrant work will be presented at that time,
HIGHWAY WORKER HURT IN EXPLOSION
ROCHESTER, Ind. Jan. 5 (U. P.).
ty highway employee, was injured seriously yesterday when a steel barrelhead struck him after a 50gallon drum exploded. The explosion was caused, it was believed, when rags Mr. Clemans lighted and tossed into the back of his truck to thaw some frozen
gravel ignited fumes in the drum which formerly contained gasoline.
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