Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 September 1941 — Page 16

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Methodists Hear List of f a 27-Man Executive Group p. m. today in the Indiana Uni-|charge.

. Appointments at Closing Will Direct Campaign Session. Oct. 6 to 23.

Eight Indianapolis churches will| [EES | Le ~ '| Organization of the Indianapolis I Bsr = NR a tments made a e closing Ea i 2 : : n e appo en ay | ppoint fhe Southern Indiana] a ; ; , of -a 27-man executive committee. Minit Comms, Rey : BE ‘The Rev.|S. L. rtin, rict| SEES : ii : ; : : oan superiritendent at Columbus, changes of : : : | paign will be waged from Oct. 6 ‘posts with the Rev. E. E. Aldrich at| (EERE i Tr | [10 Ot 28 iv sScialob cial + By i : : : chairmen ROL% Trvington Church, the Rev. C.| ayaa rool Harry A. Shake of New Albany becomes : : : rn : han Fhe 2 addons! apBe Hood Be Tia, : wn 43: re 5 yd Luther L. Dickerson, public; Theo : 3 P. Schlaegel, industrial “A”; Elias Fhe. Indi Spi Ministerial As BR C. Atkins, industrial “B”; Charles e a, in TI - : y . ’ - 3 73 2 > » i 2 sociation executive committee will Flames and smoke pour from the widely known Lewiston resort hotel at Estes Park, Colo., as fire of un- WW: Jones, mercainille} PRILp M. CorSect Oct. 6 to choose & successor| determined origin destroyed the $250,000 structure in less than two hours, Volunteer firemen were unable |tar. philanthropic: Roe. Whitman, Tor the RE yas to control the blaze, and only a few pieces of furniture were saved. : railroad; Harry S. Hanna, “utility; ; Berkley W. Duck Jr, professional; ; June. Lioyd D. Claycombe, men’s speakers

me uriie Bishop Lowe Announces Appointments [mw ivgeirie bia cennes is the new pastor at the gifts. .

sath me oer me sev For Southern Indiana as Parley Closes|ua Suis sim: wi

G. Morgan yas transferred to New 5 dential; Mrs. Brandt C.. Downey,

Palestine. 3 Heath Memorial Church will] Bishop Titus Lowe released the Dale, Barthol Rogers. Caktown, T. B. Avery. junior speakers bureau; Maxwell ; : Epworth, H. W. Ellis, ‘of Evansville; Russell Hall. k have as pastor the Rev. C. R. Query|following appointments as the| gyansvilie—Asbury, W. M. sell : Droke, Charles M. Davis. and John nsville—Asbury, Jarbos; | Qtweil, Giove, Wiliam E. McCord. |G. Longsdorf, publicity; the Rev.

|Southern' Indiana Methodist Con=|Bayard Park, S. ; rt, who succeeds the Rev C G. ‘Talbott: ‘Howell, H. W. Baldri Petersburg, R. Taylor. Harry Campbell, church and school,

or H. Kendall, who was transferred |ference concluded its annual meet-|G-North, ne #. Denbo; ‘Salem, Carl A hinges: Petersburg Chicati, Cri E. Scott. and Harold B. Tharp, A. E. Baker,

to Boonville. ing at the Meridian Street Church Simpson, L. Ove rdeer; St. James, J dimento, Ralph P Kerr; Trinity, T. H. Gallagher, and. Wesley, Slainville, Claude. Hayes, Leroy C. Breunig, William J.

The Rev. M. O. Robbins of Edge-|yesterday: P wood_exchanges pulpits with the indianapolis District A- mort “Branch. Robert W. Wenner, Praitie. Creek. L. G. “Miller Freaney, James Robb and Robert W. Rev. R. G. Skidmore at Victory Me- Super ene uy £ 0. Carpenter. Francisco, Claude Mceallister, Prairieton. oa rimes. Emerick. “morial. The Rev. Emery Parks will Asifngion. ues’ arico, ompson. ef fin . Mf. Plerce, niin]. gifts division 'workgo to Indiana University and the Beech Grove S. Bas atfie . 8, BA Shields. ~~ |ers will meet at 6:30 p. m. ThursRev. Stanley Mahan will succeed ellville, hy Wesiey, Townsend > 15, Be day at Camp: Delight, the SUBAer = Union, Arvie Christi. home for Campfire Girls,

at Bellaire Church. Gumbena: a 5% Sn . I n eB ) Siete : Vincen First, C. W. Whitman, d * Folds . . : incennes—rirs . 1 a an : i Ordination Is Held oa G5 J. ‘Probate M e Norn, C.F. Aut ig is year’s Fund god] is $688,500. Franklin, O. T. Martin ashin e slogan is “Be ad You Ca More than 1000 persons Wwere| Glenns Valley-Center, “¢. L. wilson. Yow Harmony. R. J. Skelton. vashingion Circa, We A. Harisaw. Give.” Cc n present in the Meridian Street Indianapolis astury Temorial, oa, Thomson. inslow, A.- P. Bentley. ;

M. Sto : ‘Church as Bishop Titus Lowe read|kroft; Barth Place, Gillum: Bellaire ity EA. Boston. : Special Appointments E. s . Ske lton. C. Hartinger, Jospital minister and PHONE MA 4455 F 1

the list of appointments. Nine dea- Ww. en Ww. PPO - A ; Daioka T. L Roger field secretary, lis: Methodist

wood, J. cons and five elders were ordained. ginnie “winiam E. Gillett; Broniny. F.| ‘B e. T. R. Rober Hospital, ber North hu Briere New deacons are Wray W. Stick- Fe Capitol Avenue, E. A. Clegg: Princeton First ws “Jerey. and Me. Iy Conference. kali | ford, Robert W. Wenner, John D.|Gentral Avense, 7. Fu Style, Kasi Park | My oknori Trinity. H. G. Ramsey. and| cori Aesisns’ Moroersburg. Ba 5 metic Wolf, Thomas M. Jennings, James Browne; Edwin Ray, Edwin P. Shake, 51st, Parish. Alert E; Hower ard. ber Howell (Evansville) Quarterly Confer- ~ enc ‘I. Johnson, William J. Lamar, Ar Johnson; Forest Manor, Ernest p Sk Mpeter's. O. E. Killion of Evansville, G. Duvall. professor Ohio Wesle an University. member Roberts Park Quar

Bailey; Fletcher Place, H. G. Lytle; Grace, thur K. Pritchett, Theodore W.Iw. Cl Calvert; Heain Memorial, C. R.| “Sara Claus Millard Brittiogham. . |iy Conference:

rs and Lebert L. Rogers. New| Query: Irvington, C. A. Shake; Madison 4 M. Dix W. T. Jon es. executive secretary Preachelders are Robert F. DeLong, Wil- Avenue. O. Morris Street E Sweet, Io NS , Clie. ers © Ald" Society. member Roberts Park ; R. Lynch, Emmet L. Bates,|New Jersey Street, J. Flanigan; North, Yankeetown ‘Chreuit: Neal “Wallace, New- i i Conierene Secretary Anti-Saloon _ Clyde N. Rogers and Thomas B.|C. A. McPheeters; Roberts Park, L.| burgh, R. R. : League ‘Wisconsiri, member Madison First - Avery. Marini ReoteverTagwis, 2 4 "TT. ‘Spuinak. New Albany Disteic tes Tie Mion hg EY oF of aH ‘and re Next year’s meeting will be held Somerset, William” Nangle; Trinity, C. P. af Derintendent, C. P. McKinney of New| jit. member Foran Quarterly - Conferat Evansville in June. fl vey Memoria Fo hs ‘ ust : 2555 in bi Me earn professor in Evansville ; . Michigan Street, R. R. Soi nd Wood-| Bet W. Minter of Elizabeth. College (member Linton Quarterly Con- ‘ON CHARACTER OR AUTO side, M. Re lds. Sallis. ference). WITHOUT ENDORSERS 5 - R. Ham. R. 0 McRae, phavhin United States

a : rett. Canton, Ira D. Shaw of Sellersburg. ATHY, mehr Church “(Bedford |B Borrow $7 Am CARL A RUSH DIES; Catt. CE Zarién 8 '%, Bupion of Sew Quarterly Cofierence dean, Boston Univer to Pay sam alum harlestown. J. H, Harrell. sity’ School of Theology (member Meridi- , syment an_ Street Quarterly ference.) HE LE

ry WM. Chr fch _ Srawiora Cirenit, 0G C. Gray of Leaven LER EER EY > . «GL ~ y "Smith, emeritus superintendent " FUNERAL TOMORROW Union Chapel, ‘Jonson. orth, Aid als ‘and. secretary indi: Sat West Newton, Ciyde Bedwell. DePauw. Cw’ E. Hombarger. ana Hospital Association (member Rob-Whiteland-Mt. Auburn, T. R. Castleman. Rlisabeih, A. Amerson. erts Park Quar rterly ®Conter nce.) By z a A mold *of New Albany. E. P. White, conference evangelist (mem- ;

HillThe Rev. Hoyt S. Canary, Bloomington District on DeWitt Coats ber” Firay ‘Chiron Bedford Quarterly Con-

side Christian Church pastor will | Superintendent, A. S. Woodard of burg, H. A Bro adwell, ference.) : Bloomin French Lick, L. E. Wildman, president DePauw Uni-

gton ck. A. officiate at funeral services at 2 p. en, N. I Schoolfield, and| Fren h Dick’ circuit, ohn MWneary of veil (member Greensburg Quarterly

m. tomorrow in the church for Carl Grace, S. roud. Lanesville. Conference). . E. Be Georgetown. W. A. Ryland. : Harold Zink, professor in DePauw Uni-

al. A. Rush, who died Saturday in his ton, H. J. Propheter,| Greenville, A. K. Pritchett home, 1655 N. Temple Ave. Burial XX. : Fairvi . F. Fink, and First, Trine haf agsdale. oo TY cS her Crgentasily Quartensy|ll feeling like you C. will be in Washington Park. Bowling Green, x A A. Bailiff. Godb B! ac C. McKin- gist Wikhon, Antes io, tenn bad been Jule - Mr. Rush, who was 48, was pro-| Brooklyn, O. GC. ey; s weil, a *|Ketzel, G. I. Kemp, W. W. Stickford, R. F -* Centerpoint, L.. LH, Ice. Bedwell, and Wes- | ~2/% gL herman, J. D. Wolf, W hole or some= : %

duction manager of the Indianapo-| Clay G. C. Baron i =p Montgomery. ng. = i liam ai, Robert Gingery, Gu lis Engraving Co. He had been an| Cloverdale, ACL Mereditn of Green : Carpenter and Charles P. Shuihafer,

ih astle 0. M ‘employee of the firm more than 13 Cory, Ei Hartsaw. i Prank” fing ot, of New Albany. Appointment of Deaconesses might show Jp bany—Calvary. 3: Vandeven-| Edna I. Muir, director religious educa- the cause: Over

na je Pre Tiousy Worked on| Fim 3 Sumit, ; H. sners DePauw | tion Plaicher. Place: Indianioos | [ i I) ; osport, Gu ion, Fletcher Place, apolis (mem- € lnoianang/is 3 re Bradford. tb. Bassett: Man Street, C.{per Fletcher Place ‘quarterly Conference); ;{l do very nice We °40 Years Ji \ n d H 1 wn M é | ¢e | ] | PE y

Harrods He was born in Shelby County 1t arbin R. Holmes; Trinit; .S. Jeffrey, and N -W parish work; Rob- Here He onvllle, J 3: . Ja Hy Wesley Cha a oe . Glenn. Ye Park. Taditan Me Mac Fedgerwood, ray work,

and had been a resident here since Firion, & gL i Yutiian. Ory ms Plovd © erts Park, India Mae | i : » . ” 0 Ir Ol coness rome emboyhood. He attended Manual High Qtisco, Nor s Spurgeon. ber Fletcter Place auarterly conference): DRS. EITELJORG

A J RI ville circuit, C. A. js dite - . ; ; School and was a member of the Walls: First. F. R. Greer, sand Mulberry Pekin, i Si onuer. r tries Bible - Jeacher SOLTIS AND FRAY . : Hillside Church, the Craftsman|sireet, H. H. Clements. Salem, as wr. P. Russell, forence); Nola D, Yoder, Glenburn mission ¥ Club, the Indianapolis Advertising BLL [ineral, Donald McMahan of Bloom- Selerhare. NY ag see (member Linton qu uarterl fonference), ] DENTISTS a i | ig fy a ¢ i Pr iy Club, and was an active alumnus of Shine ftichell. J. M. Walk Utica, T. J. Francis of Sedersonville. Marie Button, worker Highland Boy Com- o 3 : the Indianapolis Newsboys’ Band. oar oeyille—CRIVALY, 'L J. Sawser of Wiitoys eimuit, Erin of Hen- (mem or aie, Bing nn Se Ll Utah | 81; E. Washington St. RI 7010. Martinsville, and. First, 8. Schmitt ference), and Constance Erickson, con- Between Meridian St. and

ryville. Survivors are his wife, Velma;| Morgantown—Mor a circuit, R. L. Rushville District ference promotion work (member North Marott’s Shoe Store.

: : : two daughters, Mrs. John McCuaig Bennet of Mooresville, and First, C. W. Superintendent, R. O. Pearson of Rush.|ORUICh quarterly conference). RAIN, M : RB Vi 4 4 . > y m— Major Broadeast

nd Miss Virginia Rush of| Nashville, Charles J hnson. e. of Gary. a 2 er o.'L" Hufime n, ns C. O. Wirey, R. R., College Cor-

. Indianapolis; his father, E. P. Rush Patricksburs, WN . of Harahan, La.; two sisters, Mrs.| Putnamville, Lennis’ Sonsidson of Clover- L 8, aL

'B. E. Peters of St. Louis, and Mrs.| 988 0b Yoo once Medaris of Bloom. Carthage, le. Vincent E. Heaton of Washington, ington. : ask {Puiistport Mt. pI Chauncey Gardand a brother, Thala Rush of Lake nCer, Wos Laker Cotiege_ camer. (0.), C. B. Ware paul Cores of 3ertnsvine, SEIN side, 6. Fe Nic ‘Villa, nL yayerly, Paul Buifis 0) varvnsvi'e lm J. G. Moore and Grand Ce:

irst 00!

‘Wort: IR ei w.| M. E. Abel. Clark of Wain: rk Ly Stroult, 1 First, gverton, U. V. Faris, R. R., Connersv

‘D ° T. G. Scott. ille. F. M . Barnitt Columbus. District Fairtield, George Curtis, R. R., Brook-

I 5 ’ : r Su Fimtendent, E. E. Aldrich. "airland, C. O. C 4 hi . 9 Nror R. 2d endricks. Flat Rock and Geneva, Henry White of ~ erire eq Satesville, E. Take. Flut Rock. ! I Bright, G. C. Baia “of Sawrenceburg. 1 . BE. ry ung. e i 4 | M. Templin. E. Ogchn sider.

FRAN ARNITT JE d Ak Son Suis. Bone James Cox, R. R. 6, a. Bro y SAOW e. [ 3 CIs M. B N » 92 ona Dus. CW, C. Patri Paty ck. Franklin.

. - i i i Cross Plains, B. A. : i. Dove ; year-old retired railroad engineer, | Cross Flaite, ©. & Morgan. | Clbert PPS ach tra hy

: = illshoro, E. A. Manila, R. BE. Walker \ Foods / : iio Sled Satu. iu the ous of Dupont, aris Venaover. R iarisiis and Sa Union, E. L. Bates, > v ; : : os : . Lawrence, Ind., will be buried in |cotantbus Columbus, A. L. Beaty of afiipoy, R"O) Lakue. : : 5 : ; : Elizabethtown, William DeHart. ilton, Earl Jones, + - $ 0% : | orristown, E. S. Ewing. we : ROUND ;

Crown Hill following services at Fairview, T. N Jennings of Dilisboro. 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Lawrence Guilford, E E. c. Whitson. recited. W. D.. Koehnlein off ethodist Church. anover etre Palestine, W. G. Morgan, Bn IS + Hartford, i Cooper of Aurora. | 4 cGOW! ” nk |NDIANAPOLIS TO ST. LOU Mr. Barnitt was born in Read- | Hartsville, G, E. Norther New Balen WN Aran RR, > ores oI MA INDIANAPOLIS TO TV

. ing, Pa., and came to Indiana | Hope, D. M. Shepherd. Glenwood. i served bY : "| Lawrenceburg, CLT. Alexande sh : TRA ({-11 : 2 with his. parents when he was a | Madison. W_ EB. Brown. Ru shyile, sre bow SEATS to of RERVED — NO =x : child. The family came to Indi- Milan, ET =e ne Sandusky, E. a! Jann, R. R. 1, Greens- SN AN Los

Meyer anapolis from Richmond and MT. | Newbetn. M. . Baker of Columbus VShelb ville—Pirst, J. W. McFall; Trinity, Barnitt started to work on the North Madison, J. R. Bol Soin : Iu Bir Vine Sirect; A.-M Hamilton, . an es Tl # Pennsylvania Railroad as a fire- Ogilville, Oran Sioat of Gorumbus. Sugar Creek 2 c “-man in the days of the wood Qsgood, 'H. F. Blakley, Waldron, buiners Patriot, W. C. Marrow. Westport, F Bice . Ripley County parish, C. N. Rogers of| Whitco w C Calnay March, R. R. 4, Brook-

He was promoted to engineer |Napoleo ville. sy Sun. B. K. Johnson. * Vincennes District

and held the position of yard engineer in Indianapolis. several C8 Black, A. L. Boren, and Trinity, Al es R. A. Ulrey of Vinyears. He later was yard engineer | Taylorville, Clarence Hutchinson, Alfordsville, L. E. Waller 4 ; : ~ for the Indianapolis Rolling Mill Vernon.’ FF. Stoelting. Newion jones, Bicknell, R. R. 1. : £5 : er Paget er of Vevay. 8° rin den, , Brucevi he G. Peel. iP Eo SG A i $ +h $ d 4s on rotherhood of Loco- | wn nner, Re NE ; ; Cap. " motive Engineers. Connteereek, .L. D Youngblood of | Carlisle, John Butch : i ; Lo permanen earer company—pro ucer, airec es Evansville District utz. ¢ : pd d : d Superintendent, E. L. Hutchens, Evans- : [EN i. fi tor, designer and actors—has long been the dream

IVA : MAY HINES, HERE Blue Grass W. R. Lynch of Evansville, burg. H. puller. ee : Ge ££ id Z ; f th ° .° d a anda { h A "HALF CENTURY, DEAD Be Lt 0 gota Sie Ps en of the more serious-minded artisans of the Amera : 3 Caborn hweitzer of i. ernon. | Indian Springs Mrs. Iva May Hines, who died Sat- n, L. G. Carnes. Loog tee, R. J. Bt ‘urday in her home, 320 Harris Ave.,| hiner’ Horald crack. 0 YB. E Casey : : : “Sa ; : Fo : lin i 4 ycamp. foe erom’ Station, J. Yh, Allen. : _ PY i a a ; Coe after 50 Yiziess of sesora] years, will _Crathiar. Saris Sores onroe City, Hoyal Canfield. ¢ 3 : Li 4 | Orson Welles and the Mercury Players arrived.

ican theater. Yet it has escaped all pursuers—until

following services at 8:30 a. m. to- : morrow in the Moore & Kirk Irving- |} im ¥ : > ih ad 2 : ol MoE Sd My amn ow CALL Rit 5461 e “i ey ub Lous They may very well be the company American 30y of Lourdes Orel, ois Hore : * i, Consider what a travel value ean : nT na than 50 years, Mrs. Hines was 65. e The Jeffersonian is! AT LOW theater workers have long envisioned, a troupe reShe was ie ite ok i or Better om : COACH FARES you enjoy all | pr : : . or “i Railroad conductor. A native of Laundry Service Le this — and more. : : j turning again and agamn with new experiments and

_Zionsville, she was a member of Our go : : aii . Lady of Lourdes Church and its|| ole Lo + Obirvelioniieblonaes Gv NEW YORK | repeat performances of old favorites.

Lux will beautifully iron and fold all flat fame Be among those to ‘enj SELECTED AT I C. pieces in this first 10 Ibs. Each additional _° i Jeffersonian luxuries * 4 DAYTON Miss Janet Dennis, Indianapolis, |] d, with all fl Suen 1 ST. LOUIS and Robert Johnson, Hartford City, [| Foes Wo Sh +s work MONE only Je att little cost! Reserve a seat : we been chosen by students of : P BOR ot Saving NEY: . Eyed. thy fyi ‘now — you've got a travel - | oso and other points or aap Boe treat coming! ] ——

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