Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1941 — Page 9
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This Invitation Is Sponsored by These Prominent Firms and Individuals
Mrs. Besse E. Herrmann of the
Herrmann Funeral
Home, Inc. 2151 N. Meridian
See Wm. Carson Oldest Pontiac Dealer for vour next new or used car. 1665 S. Mer. LI. 8792.
Wavne Post No. 64 American Legion and The Last Man's Club
American Legion Auxiliary Department of Indiana
Columbia Construction Co. WA-1567.
OC. W. Nutt of the
Nutt Funeral Home Carmel, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Erbin McCord of the
McCord Funeral Home Oaklandon, Ind.
J. C. Wilson Funeral Home 1230 Prospect. DR-0322.
E. A. Krause Coal Co. 1820 Dawson at Belt Railroad DR-1019.
Laskey Farb
Salvation Army Men’s Social Service Dept 127 W. Georgia. RI1-6622
A Friend
Indianapolis Council of Church Women
Security Trust Co.
Indianapolis Typographical Union has operated peacefully in the City 82 Years
Ballard Ice Cream and Dairy Products None Better Home Owned & Operated
Wright Coal Co. George H. Herrmann of the
G. H. Herrmann
Funeral Home 1505 S. East St. DR-4477
In Memory of W. L. N. Workman
Indiana Farm Bureau Co-Op Association E. J. Fricke, Mgr. Building Dept.
Michigan—Indiana Transportation Co. 336 W. McCarty. LI-3943,
R. R. Wicks Public Welfare Loan Ass'n 330 Occidental Bldg.
12th District American Legion Paul L. Gastineau, Commander
TA-6778.
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Walter Folkerth East Side Realtor
The Home Elevator, Inc. A Home Industry—Est. 1912 1142-50 Southeastern. LI-2341
Danner Bros. 5c and 10c to $1 Stores 5612 E. Washington 745 E. 63d. 2662 Northwestern.
40 & 8 Chateau— Voiture 145 Elmer Quant, Mgr. 113 E. Ohio.
A Friend
See John Vollrath Personally Meridian Pontiac, Inc. 923 N. Meridian RI-2401. Res., BR-T068.
Blue Diamond Coal Co. Indiana’s Largest Coal Yard
Aubrey D. Porter “Insurance in all its branches.” 825 Lemcke Bldg. RI-5747.
Benjamin N. Bogue
International
Barber School 342 E. Wash. LI-0700.
Transamerican Freight Lines, Inc.
Porter Studio 312 Illinois 3ldg. FI1-9114.
Sally New Beauty Salon XK. of P. Bldg. LI-0293 Mass. and Penna. Sts.
Indianapolis Fire Extinguisher Co. Wholesale and Retail Dist. Buffalo Better Built Fire Extinguisher 842-46 N. East. LI-1279-RI-5780.
Monarch Motors Co., Buick Sales and Service 1040 N. Meridian. RI-3347,
Clarence J. Hill, Mgr. Furnas Ice Cream Co., 131 N. Alabama,
Roy J. Tolin Funeral Home 1308 Prospect St. DR-6968.
Fred Wilhams Jr. Distributors for Mercury, Lincoln Zephyr 850 N. Meridian St.
Indiana Fur Co.
Davidson Bros. 29 E. Ohio. LI-2378.
Shop here for vour EASTER Dinner? Homer Florey’'s Market 1132 Prospect DR. 2524
Motor Express, Inc., of Indiana
620 5. Senate RI. 6351
Hoosier Post No. 624
Veterans of Foreign Wars. 143 E. Ohio, 3d Floor. RI. 0957
Jones & Maley 2421 E. Wash. CH-0480 3027 W. Wash. BE-2106
For Safety and Comfort Ride a United Taxi Cab to Church RI-4422.
Friehoffer Baking Co. 656 S. New Jersey. DR-5600.
The State Life Insurance
Company i» E. Washington Street G. R. Wilson & C. S. Sweeney General Agents
Albert F. Bromley
J. J. Liddy
Raymond B. Shaffer of the
Shaffer Funeral Home Arcadia, Indiana,
Mrs. Emma Gunn Mr: Charles Herrlich of the
Max Herrlich & Son
Funeral Home New Palestine, Indiana
Stegemeier’s
Restaurants 114 N. Pennsylvania 140 W. Market St.
International Harvester Co. H. B. Rose
Samuel C. Hadden State Highway Commission of Indiana
Ford Motor Car Co.
C. R. Brown
Standard Service 201 Kentucky Ave. R1-0268.
Send Your Car to Church Church Bros. Body Service 1290 Kentucky Ave, RI-5088.
Alvin T. Coate of the
Insurance Audit & Inspection Co.
Roy Wilmeth Co., Inc. Indiana’s Largest Ford Dealer
Charles R. Yoke
A. C. Demaree Fine Cleaning 5216 N. Keystone. BR-2401
Evans & Godby
Funeral Home Noblesville, Indiana
State Farm Mutual Auto
Insurance Co. H. R Nevinz, State Director 901-8 Illinois Bldg. RI-4584
Horton Funeral Home West Newton, Indiana -
Mr. Dan Brosnan 1231 Oliver Ave, LI. 003%
James 1.. Bradford Chairman Marion County Republican Central Committee
Moving? Call
Bornman Transfer Co. 3534 E. 10th CH. 5571
A. M. Hall Co. Mrs, Hall 163 Kentucky RI1-7021
Elmer H. Allbright Automobiles Repaired Custom Made Covers 328 N. Delaware RI. 0002
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[l Indianapolis Churches Cordially Invite You to Attend Services Tomorrow
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Every day of the year the churches of Indianapolis extend to ALL a most cordial welcome. You may drop in for silent prayer, meditation or to attend one of the regularly scheduled services. Tomorrow in particular the churches urge your attendance in order that you may become more familiar with Christ's Resurrection —with the true significance of Easter and just what it means to your every day life.
You will be surprised how much better you will feel after listening to the impressive musical programs and the enlightening words of the sermons. You'll be pleased with the contentment and peace of mind that an hour in church can bring you. There is a church near you where you'll find a sincere welcome.
“LOVE WILL FIND A WAY”
—byREV. E. E. ALDRICH Roberts Park Methodist Church
During the last World War there appeared a poster which burned its way into the consciousness of all who saw it. In the center of the picture stood the Christ with outstretched arms. The prints of the nails were clearly seen in His hands, and a bright red splotch was on the left side of his garment. His wounds were deep and were bleeding again. The surrounding terrain was one of complete devastation. Here and there were ragged stumps which were once beautiful trees. At the left of the Christ was a boot and a part of a leg. At the right was an arm sticking up out of the ground. At His feet were two helmets, one an American with a hole in the very center, the other was a German-made helmet. There were tears in the eyes of the Christ. Below the picture was printed the words, “And I told them to love one another.”
Again on Easter, 1941, we face the same picture. Above the din of battle the Christ walks the battle fields of the world saying, “And I:told them to love one another.” Christ loved sufficiently to go to a. cross. He makes the same demands of His disciples today. “Except ye take up your cross and follow me ye cannot be my disciple.” The: background of Easter has always been and always will be the dark and drearsome cross of suffering and self-sacrifice. The spirit of infidelity which led to betrayal; the spirit of misunderstanding which led to dissensions among His followers; the spirit of selfishness on the part of the Church of His day; the spirit of irresponsibility on the part of those whose task it was to administer justice; all these and many others laid deep the foundation for Calvary. They made the cross an absolute necessity. But when this foundation was crowned by a cross of LOVE Easter was made possible. It had to come. .It was the one place where the law of science that “like produces like” broke down.. Out of the hate and the sin and the suffering of that first Friday LOVE found a way out.!
Those were terrible hours between the crucifixion of Friday and: the Resurrection on Easter morning. Men lost their high idealism and went back to the old paths, the paths from which Christ had called them. Today men are treading the old paths again. There is misunderstandings, selfishness, irresponsibility; betrayals of friendships is again digging deep the foundations on which man and nations are being crucified.
The world is looking for a nation or a church which will erect on’ this foundation another CROSS OF LOVE. This will guarantee another resurrection. Christ again will live and triumph over all his enemies. Easter will have a new meaning, the kind of meaning it had when Mary Magdalene broke into the hiding place of the disciples with the astounding news, “I have seen the Lord. He is living.” os
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