Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1941 — Page 6
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Christi’ Rite At St. Rocht
7: 30 A. M. Mass Tomor-
row To Be Followed: By. Processional. . “The fourth annual
‘high’ ‘and include Solemn Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament celebrated four times in four places. - After the mass, a large t of which ‘will be sung in rin ‘chant, the procession, bearing the + sacrament and led by Boy’ Scout . Troop 118, will continue from point .to point in the parish. Following the scouts. will be school children,
.the junior and senior C. Y. O. . women of the Altar Society, men of |
.the Holy Name Society, the choir -and clergy. - Altars will be set up in the Dugan residence on ‘Sumner St. and at the ‘Harping residence on 8. Pennsylvania St. andg@benediction ' given both places followed by benediction also in the church grove and the church. | sn »
Ministers Play Monday
The annual summer outing and election of officers of the INDIANAPOLIS CHRISTIAN MINISTERS’ ASSOCIAITION will be Monday be-
ginning at 3 p. m. at the country| -
home of Dr. C. H. Winders and Mrs. ‘Winders on the Rockville Road. Basket dinner will be served at 6
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Couples married in MERIDIAN HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH or by the church’s pastors
. will be special guests at the second]
annual reunion service at. 10:45 a. m. tomorrow. Engaged couples have been invited and provision made for the children of members. ” 8 ®
In 11th Year
Tomorrow, the 11th aunivereary breakfast of the Sunday morning breakfast club will be served ‘in the MISSION with the Everson Bible Class of the East Tenth Street Methodist Church anniversary sponsors, for the 11th consecutive year. Ray D. Everson, class teacher, will give a talk at.the gospel service preceding the meal and members of the class will participate with - songs and prayers. Miss Helen Spalding, national young people’s workers for the Disciples of Christ, will speak at the mission tomorrow. at 6:30 p. m. ® ” ”
The congregation of the FIRST CHURCH OF GOD will close their church tomorrow and attend the International Camp Meeting of their denomination at Anderson, Ind. 8 o 8
Heads Young Chucrhmen
James Mote, member -of ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH is the 1941-1942 president of the Young Churchmen of Indianapolis. Other officers newly elected are Florence Smith of ALL ‘SAINTS CATHEDRAL, vice president; and Jane Whipple of the ADVENT CHURCH, secretary. Charles Strickland of ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH was reelected treasurer. 2 8 = Children will present a special program of drills, marches and mu- . sic tomorrow-at 7:30 p. m. in the -HENNINGER METHODIST CHURCH. 2 »
2 2 “Blackout” will be the topic of tite Rev. Walter Farris at the 4 p. m. vespers tomorrow in the WOODRUFF UNITED PRESBY-
. TERIAN CHURCH.
Hear Rev. Lewis
° The first annual anniversary banquet of the FEDERATION OF YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLES . CLASSES OF INDIANAPOLIS will - be Friday at 6:30 p.m. in the THIRD * CHRISTIAN CHURCH. The Rev. Robert Lewis of the Fountain Square Christian Church will speak. : ® 8 8 : In a pastoral letter, this week, the Rev.. Theodore Fisher, anise of the NORTHWOOD CHR: C H, announced the i a summer unified service begin tomorrow and urged his membership to attend services wherever they may be on their vacations. ® ” 8
Until September, the schedule of worship at ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL. CATHEDRAL will include services at 7 and 9:30 a. m.
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The huge replica of a monstrance (above) dramatizes the purpose and meaning of the ninth National Eucharistic Congress to be held in Minneapolis, June 23 to 26. . The Rev. Fr. James M. ion, standing beside it, is general congress chairman. It took five weeks to build the monstrance, which resembles smaller ones of gold used as re-
positories ‘for the Host when ex~ posed for adoration in Catholic churches. The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, Bishop of the Diocese of Indianapolis, will lead ' the . discussion, “Christ Glorified in the Sacri-
fice of Employers,” at the con-'
gress to be attended by thousands of Catholics from all over the United States, 'Canada and some foreign countries.
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the children have had time to rest
Miss Brown, religious education terian Church, seemed a bit amused
It is wise, she said, to enroll the child before he puts aside the good habits formed in the public school, that is, of getting up and dressing promptly - and ' getting away from home on time each morning. Also the vacation school, which has shorter hours and a less exacting course of study than the secular school, makes a good bridge from school to no school or from planned work and recreation' to complete leisure.
Families Leave Later
The general exodus of families for their summer holidays usually begins later in the summer, therefore, it is better to hold vacation school now while pupils are available, she said. No matter what world conditions are, God exists in the heart of the little child, Miss Brown is certain. But if he is to grow up with an adequate concept of God, the child must become acquainted with God in all His work, or in nature, she holds. Therefore, Miss Brown and her associates have chosen “God in Nature” for the Tabernacle school theme. -The theme will offer an opportunity to explain death, always a scource of mystery to the child. Programs Vary All the 32 vacation schools expected to be conducted in Marion County will carry a varied program of Bible study, recreation and handcraft but each will, like Tabernacle, have its own theme. Most of them will be from 10 gays to two weeks but others will continue much longer as, for instance, St. Mark's Lutheran which will be in session four weeks. Four and. five-year-old children will care for the Tabernacle canary, conduct a flower shop under a gayWily colored awning, plant flower seeds, and make: paper flowers. Those of the primary department will search for the curious and the beautiful in nature and study ways to “co-operate with God” ‘by being kind to each other and to animals. Juniors will cultivate individual gardens and conduct their own worship services. Worship will be held in the separate departments each day, not
Ras a matte of form, but after @| causes for thanksgiving have been %X| pointed out by the children. 3| groups will unite periodically for | worship in McKee Chapel.
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Miss Brown's assistants are Mrs.
3 J. B. Malone, beginners’ department, %| Miss Bettie Beasley, primary, and Miss Marjorie Vale, junior.
Reasons for Early Opening of Bible School Explained
Why are the vacation Bible schools going to open Monday, before
schools? Miss Wanda Mae Brown was asked today. director for the Tabernacle Presby-|
For she will open the 11-day school at Tabernacle Monday.
from the year’s work in the public
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Saventh Church Prasents Program
A musical program of organ numbers, a trumpet duet, vocal choruses and solos will be presented tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in the Seventh Pres: byterian Church under the direction of Mrs. Samuel E. Garrison, organist and choir director. : i ® ® =» Choir Sings "Hymn of Praise’ Mendelssohn's “The Hymn of Praise” will be sung by the choir of the Irvington Methodist Ghurch tomorrow morning. Miss Betty Showalter, Mrs. Elaine Patterson and George Switzer will be soloists.”
® |Sing on Lawn
The Mallory Singers will give vocal selections at the union services of Irvington Protestant churches tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. on the lawn of the Downey Avenue Church. Dr, E. L. Hutchens, pastor of the Methodist Church, will speak on False Priorities.” ;
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Dr. U. 8. Clutton, who inaugurated the first daily vacation school in Indianapolis 25 years ago, and has directed one in the Tuxedo Baptist Church each year since, will again conduct the. Tuxedo school. His theme will be “The Church.”
SPECIAL GUESTS
Dr. Toyohiko Kagawa, Japanese Christian, = evangelist, poet and author of many books, will speak twice in Indianapolis, *. Tuesday, June 24. Dr. Kagawa came to the United States for a joint goodwill confer ence attended by Americans and Japanese on the West Coast. He spoke at the International Convention of the Disciples of Christ recently in St. Louis and will continue to tour the country giving addresses after leaving here. “Christ and the New Order” will be the title of his first address de-| livered at 3 p. m. in the First Baptist Church. He will talk on “The Challenge of Redemptive Love,” at 7:30 p. m. in jhe Irvington Meth: odist Church. ' o
University Park Hears
Missionaty
Mrs. Ambra Hurt, “living link” missionary of the University Park Christian Church, will speak on her experiences in the- Belgian Congo tomorrow at 10: 45 a. m. in the church. i ®» a =» The Rev. James F. Riggs of New York will give: the morning address
Presbyterian Church. 2 ®
2 Take Movies at Church Moving pictures will be taken of the congregation leaving the church after completion of services at 10:30 tomorrow at the Woodside Methodist Church. The Rev. James Duvall of Ft. Worth, Tex., will preach.
The "Rev. “Haakon Knudsen of Milwaukee will be guest speaker at the Lynhurst, Baptist Church tomorrow both morning and evening.
SCIENCE TEXT . All Christian * Science Churches will study: the lesson-sermon, “God, the Preserver of Man,? tomorrow, The golden text is “The ‘eternal God is thy refuge, and underneath are
the everlasting arms” (Deut. 33:37).
HOOSIERS INTERVIEWED AT CAMP SHELBY
9:30 P. ML.
will be presented by 100 children of the East Park Methodist Church at
Temple Ave. and New York St.
Fol by the Junior boys, will be a feature of the program.
Soldiers of the Civil War will present the church with a silk flag.
‘the Trinjty Methodist Church, 625 Division St. at 10:40 a. m. tomor-| row. The: Rev. C. P. Hert, pastor, will speak on “Father's Best Gift.” There will be communion service at
tomorrow at 10:45 in the Memorial |}
Bow to Fathers
A special Father's Day program
10:15 a. m. tomorrow at the church,
play, “Fathers Are People,”
and chuckled as he saw | himself, in retrospec t, member of .a Some t band.
ham, England, but they met and married in America. : Dr. Parsons has relatives in his native country now, but so far none have been killed or suffered severe losses from the air raids. Their letters, which come steadily though tardily, are full of hope of . victory and religious faith. Although the retiring executive has great feeling in his voice when he talks about England, he explains that he is definitely American and that he declared his intention of citizenship first thing when he arrived in this country. He and Mrs. Parsons have never belonged to English groups and clubs preferring - completely to merge themselves with the: scene
here. Preaching is the ciet interest of Dr. Parsons’ life and his friend,
Dr. T. 1 Papsons
would grace any pulpit anywhere. The executive secretary, who would. be called bishop if there were bishops in his denemination, travels constantly about the state delivering a sermon in a different Hoosier ‘church almost every Sunday. In his office are piles upon piles of ous magazines published: all over the world indicating his interest in all faiths and all countries.. His tolerance and sympathy are evident when he speaks of attendance’ at a Catholic mass on “New Year's eve and describes the . differences in the tenets of the various denominations. _ For years he has furthered the cause of Christian. unity by attending the national convention of General Baptists as a fraternal delegate from Northern Baptists and by serving as chairman of a committee on the relations of Northern Baptists with General Baptists.
Mass Meeting Is
Set Fo
An all-Indianapolis mass meeting will be addressed on the subject, “The Totalitarian Challenge to Religion,” tomorrow at 3 p. m. in the World War Memorial auditorium. Speakers will be Dr. Jean S. Milner, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church; the Rev. Fr. John J. Doyle, Marian College . professor, and Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt, assistant at the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. Meredith Nicholson, author and diplomat, will preside. The Madrigal Singers + Tech-
nical High School will 1. 2sent als
program before the meeting opens. The entire program is sponsored hy
the Woman's Division of the Indi-
ana Committee for National Defense. Mrs. Felix Vonnegut, chairman, and Mrs. Walter O. Lewis are in charge of arrangements
Afterward, the Daughters of the
Father's Day will be observed by
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34TH and CENTRAL Dr. Roy Ewing Vale Rev. Stewart W. Hartfelter Ministers 9:30 A. M. Bible School 10:45 A. M. DEVINE WORSHIP
Dr. Vale achin, “A Word of Beaders Seerst Hope”
7:30 p. m.
CHURCH OPENED
After worshipping in. the basement of their unfinished church for 10 years, the Mars Hill Church of Christ congregation will formally dedicate their new building tomorTOW. The program includes services beginning at 9:15 a. m,, 2 and 7:45 p. m.,, with Dr. William F. Rothenburger, pastor of the Third Christian Church, as afternoon speaker.
Dr. Carlton W. Atwater, says he
ance of the composition with the Baltimore Sym- : phony two months ago was the first actual public ‘performance of the work. It is designed to serve as an entrance march for any formal public occasion, event or pageant, and is scored for the average orchestra. On tomorrow night's Summer Hour, WFBM at 7 o'clock, featured vocalists are to be Mary Van Kirk, contralto, and Brad Reynolds, tenor. Percy Faith will direct the orchestra in the first of twa guest appears ances. 8 o 8
Greg Rice's attempt to set a new record for the two-mile run is to be broadcast tomorrow afternoon: at 2:30 over WIRE. The former Notre
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COX GRANTS FIRST '_
BIRTH CERTIFICATES
_ The first court -issuled birth cere tificates under the new 1941 law
Half a dozen applications wre filed the first day the machin was set up in the County. Yinery i office and the first case was that
dianapolis at least two years and with testimony of relatives as to her birth, Judge Cox gramted her the first certificate to' be issued in Marion County under the new law. 3 Other cases will be heard by: Judge Cox next week. ° y * * *
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0:40 Sermon Sub ect: “Finer s Best Gift"
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN ane Historic Church of Which ry Ward Beecher Was Minister. a and Pennsylvania Streets. JEAN 8S. MILNER, D. D. MINISTER
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