Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1941 — Page 6
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‘Week-Day Religions Classes
A popular subject of discus{sion in. Indianapolis and all over the United States 1s the advisability | of giving wesk-day religious educa-|S ool children.
. at _— before the subject be{came of general interest, full years ago, the Fletcher Place |munity Center was gathering the neighborhood children into the
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and while it enrolls children
“|collected, over and. above the regu‘Har Sunday offerings, will go for
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Fifteen Indianapolis organizations, will |. unite in an institute on familyj
“teligious and' non-religious,
“life, all day/ Tuesday and Wednés‘day evening, in the Central Christian Church. Questions arising in the minds of young people about. to be married; how to enlist the smallest child in making the home happier; and the entire relation of husbands andj, wives and parents and children will ‘be. covered in group discussion and addresses. The Rev. Gilbert Appelhof Jr. of Alma, ‘Mich., author of‘ the. new book, “You Can Be Happily Married, » will speak both days. The ‘Rev. Mr. Appelhof is the father of three children.
" Appelhof to Speak
The institute was inaugurated by the family life committee of the Indianapolis Council of Churchwomen, Mrs. A. M. Welchons, committee chairman, and Mrs” Asa Hoy, council president. Mrs. Virgil Sly is in charge of the program and Miss Nellie Young is institute chairman. Tuesday, the Rev. Mr. Appelhof will give the address “The Christian Home in a Changing World,” at 10:30 a. m.; “What Youth Wants to Know About Marriage,” at lunchpon; and “The Church's Place in Family Life,” at 2:30 p. m. “Some Common Marriage Problems and How to Solve Them,” will be his 6:30 p. m. subject and “How to Establish the Christian Home,” that ~ for 8:30 p. m. An 11 a. m. ‘discussion group on “Pre-marital Interviews and Counseling” will be led by the Rev. Mr. Appelthof with the Rev. R.’E. Mueller assisting. One will deal “With the Defense Program,” under the direction of Chaplain Eldon Huchison of Ft. Benjamin Harrison and Mrs. O. S. Flick, assisting. Another subject will be “With the Adolescent Boy and Girl,” led by Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt with Mrs. E. A. Piepenbrok assisting.
Tanior' Child to Be Topic
Mrs. W. Shirley will lead the discussion, by the Junior Child,” assisted by Mrs. Walter Baxter. Mrs. Clayton Ridge will discuss “With Youth in Their Later Teens,” with Mrs. BE. L. Eggers of Hammond, Ind, assisting; and Mrs. F. Marion Smith will present “The Pre-School Child,” with Mrs. Russell Abdon assisting. All assistants will keep secretary's minutes and report later. Mrs. J. H. Smiley will lead the consecration service at the afternoon service. Mrs. Hoy will preside at luncheon; Mrs. Sly, in the morning: Floyd Hunter in the afternoon, and Mrs. Donald Boyd in the eveying. A dinner will be held fer unmarried young people Wednesday after which the Rev. Mr. Appelhof will speak on “Things That Count in Courtship” at 7:30, and on “When & Couple Is Engaged” at 8:30 p. m.
Agencies Co-operate
Agencies co-operating in addition to local and State churchwomen are parent-teacher groups of Indiana, the Church Federation, the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation, the Indianapolis Council of Social Agencies, the Family Welfare Society, the Y. M. C.. A, the Y. W. C. A, the Seventh District Federation of Clubs, the Woman's Department Club and the Marion County Council of Christian Education.
Women from all over the State are expected to attend the family life institute Tuesday and remain
for the board meeting of the Indiana |
Council of Churchwomen Wednesday at 10 a. m. in the Y. Ww. C. A.
CHRISTIAN. SCIENCE LECTURE MONDAY
“Christian Science: The Religion of Comfort and True Friendship” is the title of a lecture to be given by Oscar Graham Peeke C. 8. B. of Kansas City, Monday, at 8 p. m. in Cadle Tabernacle. Mr, Peeke, a member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mather Church, the First Church of Christ
the Fourth Church, Indianapolis.
Carl Risher. All Christian Science Churches will study the lesson sermon subject, “Doctrine of Atonement,’ go. morrow. The Golden Text is “ is one God and one mediato tween God and man, the Boi Christ Jesus; who gave himseit a ransom for all, to be testified in due time.” 1 Tim. 2:5, 6.
CATHOLICS PRESENT RINGS TO SOLDIERS
A ring to be worn on the and at the same time to serve as a rosary is being given to young men in the army by their relative | and tors Instead of the beads of the jus ual rosary, the ring has 10 raised or nodes. Each spot represents is “Hail Mary.” By turning the ring slowly, five times, and saying all the suggested prayers, the five decades of the beaded rosary may be covered by the wearer.
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Two huhdred new song ‘books will be dedicated by Dr. John B. Ferguson, pasor, tomorrow morn=ing at the hymn festival in the Irvington Presbyterian ‘Church. Miss Charlotte Moore is: church organist ‘and - Dr. Ferguson is one of the compilers of the material
in the books. Mrs. Albert G. Parker, wife of
Dr. John B. Ferguson and Miss Charlotte Moore “preview” the new hymnals,
the president of: Sianoves College, who is called an Suthostty: on the hymnal, will pede at the special service at 7:30 p. m. guests will be. Beldon ‘C.- Leonard, choir director of the Downey Avenue Christian Church; Mrs, Paul Mozingo, organist, of the Irvington Methodist Church, and mém‘bers of the choirs of. neighborhood churches.
SPECIAL CHURCH EVENTS
the pastor, the Rev. Kenneth E.
basket dinner.
Church, will give the address.
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in the church service.
community singing and formal congratulations will follow the services in the parish hall, Edward Rugenstein, violinist, and C. O. Keller, cellist, will play, accompanied by Miss Mildred Reimer, pianist. s o #
The mortgage of the 28-year-old
TIAN CHURCH will be burned at a special homecoming service tomor-
row at 2 p. m. following morning worship and basket dinner. W. T. Pearcy, elder and charter member, is general chairman for tomorrow’s service and the Rev, Foster G. Sizemore, pastor, is in charge. Special guests are to be former pastors and supply pastors of the church, the Rev. Urban L. Ogden of Tipton, Ind.,, the Rev. Glen L. Tudor of Martinsville, Ind., and Prof. William H. Moore of Butler University. # » =
Observe Anniversary
The 500 members of the FRIEDENS EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH will celebrate the 30th anniversary of the church tomorrow with a special morning service followed by a noon basket dinner. The Rev. Robert C. Kuebler, pastor for 13 years, has invited his friend and classmate, Dr. Frederick R. Daries, to deliver the 10 a. m. sermon. Dr. Daries is the pastor of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church. on
Central College will speak, ahd the college quartet will sing, at the 2 p. m. homecoming service tomorrow the COMMUNITY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH. The Rev. H. Austin Pellett and Clyde Hammond are in charge of the all-day program including a basket dinner at noon, ” ” ” The Rev. Stanley Hall, pastor, has
sent invitations to former pastors and members to attend the home-
CHURCH, tomorrow.
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is sponsored by the Wesleyan: Service Guild. ”
‘Open Special Services
morrow in the WOODSIDE METHNov. 2 with sermons by the Rev.
the singing accompanied by. Mrs. Duncan, ”
present membership and
friends are expected.
The EBENEZER LUTHERAN CHURCH will celebrate its 105th anniversary: tomorrow and welcome
Hartman; back into his pulpit after a long illness. The Rev. Mr. Hartman will preach preceding the noon
The Broad Ripple. High School Choir of 50 voices will sing at 2:30 p. m. The choir is directed by J. Raymond Hall and willbe accompanied by . Miss Mary Louise McClain. The Rev. Donald E. Elder, pastor of the Bethlehem Lutheran
The Rev. William Nordsieck will mark the silver anniversary of hia ST. PETER’'S LUTHERAN CHURCH tomorrow evening. It is expected that many people confirmed by the Rev, Mr. Nordsieck will answer the roll call The Rev.
Louis Wambsganss, friend of the pastor, will preach. A reception,
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS CHRIS-|.
Prof. James Weber of Indiana }l/
coming rally, and basket dinner at Scientist, Boston, is sponsored by the BETHEL M ETHOD 18 T
“The Sea Island Lady,” by Francis Griswold will be reviewed by Mrs. Bertha Walton Baker Thursday at re| 7:45 Dp. m. in the EDWIN RAY Te METHODIST CHURCH. The review
Evangelistic services will open toODIST CHURCH and continue until
C. G. Peel of Bruceville, Ind. The Rev. M. H. Reynolds, pastor, will preside and Harry Duncan will lead
The third annual roundup of the Kum-Join-Us Class of the BARTH PLACE METHODIST CHURCH will be held Tuesday at 8 p. m. Former members and teachers as well as the their
“Seven ‘Hundred Left-Handed Men,” is the sermon-subject.of the Rev. C. P. Hert, pastor of the rally for the combined SngTegation and school tomorrow in the METHODIST CHURCH. ' There will be music by the children and‘ the choir in the morning and an evening evangelistic service. : Fon = The Ipalcd Chorus, directed by Prof. John te and accompanied by Mrs. Dorothea Davis, will sing tomorrow at vespers In the VETERANS’ HOSPITAL :
lost, he said.
|home and foreign missions.
The Most Rev. Jggeph E. Ritter,
bishop “of the diocese of ‘Indian-
apolis, has written an open letter to diocesan membership urging
k Be people sive ‘their. and their th paves
in foreign lands, 90 per cent are from countries other: than the Unite ed States. “Thus, unless this gives substantial support to missions, much of the work that has grown up during {he years may be Missionaries from Europe are cut off from the financial ually received from their
onary - organization of ‘the Catholic Church is the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, Mission Sunday: was inaugurated 15 years ago by his Holiness Pope Pius XI, at the request of the society. :
Dedicate Chimes To Bishop Fout
In the future, every time the chimes sound in the First United Brethren Church, the membership may think of the years of service rendered the denomination by Bishop H. H. Fout. The “Fout Memorial Chimes,” will be dedicated tomorrow, with ceremonies at 2:30 p. m. in the church. The chimes were given by Mr. and Mrs. U. E. Bethel and an
anonymous friend.
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Dr. 3 M. Horton
‘J. M. Horton to Help ‘Dedicate Building At Southport.
Dr. J. M. Horton, new executive secretary of the Indiana Baptist Convention, will give the morning address at the dedication of the recently erected educational building, tomorrow, ‘at the Southport Baptist Church. Dr. Clive McGuire, executive secretary of the Indianapolis Association, ‘will speak in the afternoon and Dr. T. J. Parsons, predecessor of the Rev. Mr. Horton, will give the dedicatory prayer in the morning. The Rev. Mr. Horton was installed as executive secretary this week and thus tomorrow’s address is one of his first official acts; here, The Rev. Luther E. Markin, pastor of the Southport . Presbyterian Church, is on the program along with former pastors and Luther Wallace and Mrs. Emma Raeburn, senior members. The Rev. R. H.
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is ill and so
|center one afternoon each week for: {Bible study. Tuesday. afternoon children from
{Place Center, ‘“Tomake Bible teach|ings so real and usable that the child ‘will apply them to his daily experience,” is the stated purpose 'of the school. Each class period opens with a lesson from the Bible after which some trip to an interesting part of the city follows or a talk by a guest speaker is enjoyed. The deaceness who has been conducting the school for some years on Tuesday a telegram of felieitation is to be sent her by the school. A Western Union official is to be present, supervise the writing of the message and explain how it will travel on its way. To make the experience more vivid, a ‘uniformed messenger will also be on hand. Officials of .the school call this an attempt to bring home to the child “man’s co-operation with God in the realm of science.” The center is affiliated with the Fletcher Place Methodist Church,
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BISHOP WALDORF TO SPEAK FRIDAY Bishop Ernest L. Waldorf of Chicago will address representatives of 50 local’ Methodist congregations at a dinner, Friday, in the Broad"tis oi ‘Sono mii of hon Titus Lowe of the r wil be. Bishop i} and ‘Mrs. Lowe; Dr. Orien W. Fifer
and Mrs. Fifer, and Dr. W. C. Hartinger and Mrs, Hartinger. art
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WELCOME | 101 MEN'S BIBLE CLASS | 22nd and Broadway :
Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist Indianapolis, Indians announces a
Dr,
Lindstrom, minister, is in’ charge.
6:15 P.
TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN
34TH and CENTRAL Dr. Roy Ewing Vale Rev. Stewart W. Hartfelter
Ministers.
9:30 A. M. Bible School 10:45 A. M. . DIVINE WORSHIP
‘Vale Preaching
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M. Youth Societies
FREE LECTURE on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE by OSCAR GRAHAM PEEKE, C. 8. B,
of Kansas City, Missouri
Member of the Board. of Lacomatbip of The Mother Chur The First Church of Christ, Scientist,.in Boston lg A
in CADLE TABERNACLE Ohio and New Jersey Streets
Monday, Oct. 20th, 1941, at SPM.
You Are Cordially Invited To Attend
Child Evangelism Methods
Will Be Institute Topic
The Evangelical Church considers ference. Dr. D. A. Kaley, superintendent of the Elkhart District, will
the enrollment of the church school | ‘ghild in the church so important “that it has chosen methods of child}: “evangelism as the main discussion : onic for its autumn workers’ insti- . tutes. An Institute for church and church school workers will be held orrow afternoon and evening in Bevis Avenue Evangelical the denomination’s hes in in the city are co-operat-
v. R. H. Mueller, recently apd director of Christian educadenomina
lead devotions. Achievemen
fund. “Our
annuation fund. followed. by discussion led by the
way Evangelicai Church.
‘The Rev. J. H. Arndt of Louisville will speak on “Honor Fund ” at 3:56 o'clock. The| Rev. Mr. Arndt holds a pastorate and also is secretary treasurer of the
Evangelical Evan Goals” is the title of an ph be be given by Dr. A. H. Doescher at 7:30 p. m. Dr. Doescher is executive secretary-treasurer of the superHis address will hie
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You do, of course, and because you do Your Community | _ Fund is able to reach’ out into dark places with a thousand solicitous hands and light a thousand candles of hopes Your gift ‘is your measure of how much. you care.
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