Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1941 — Page 6

EVENTS

A large bonfire

A ghee mark the | | meeting place of the young people E|of the EVANGH] JOAL AND RE

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For Anniversary

- Tomorrow.

The oldest Protestant denominain Indianapolis and the second

|] : 8 Cw [J |] . om aint cup , ' N " UII) [ on ec |] 154} J < oil LU i : Fo id T on oo sp La vnc foun MHernr CRI ahi By Moravians will gather in the First Pg The service. will mari i ah : a fjord in a bay of the North Baffin Moravian Episcopal Church at 15th a oF 5 a & : St. and College Ave. which is in gala > : lent 0 pr house = : . aden was. sald ts h 3 The interior EE 4 89 years: : an : he ] i 2 RY " : ed vith mun J : on vo has been thoroughly redecorated and : j | of the church and dedication of - the > : Emenee mnie Sell; Sno, the | | educational building in 1928, i : 8. | [sire to return to civilization becaus ‘Two young women, wearing Hoy . 3 ihe » 4 2 8 * ; ik 3 ; : , BE Was nanny among 0 3 me white aprons and with w rosevies i 3 “Secrets of a Happy Home” is the i : scording to ’ 5 story old by their hair, will carry trays heaped | title of a. sermon by Dr. William ¥. he American who was reported to. with buns into the church immedi- | Rothenburger, pastor, at a service : have found Amundsen he was most. ately following prayer and Scripture {honoring couples: married by Dr. : Mlburs ¢ Teale ade bag surorised’ One’ day 10 Lan oma ig at 3 p. m. Two men,bear- Rothénburger, tomorrow at 10:40 he Eskimos an individual who ‘an trays of cups filled with hot la. 'm ‘in the THIRD CHRISTIAN. peared {0 Deora Doan BD os also will enter. 2 ; CHURCH, ; . hat ta s ng se Which cn 1]g ‘Basket Dinner at 1 O'Clock . ; % oo » * 2 u ! i | | p 7 Dé seen peiow ; 2 cap 0 The servers will distribute the § 200s, Boker; Fewiell wil Speak oa / y resembled Amundsen Stam ‘buns and coffee very quietly among luncheon ing of the PLYM- y ; merican questioned him ‘ihe seated congregation. While these OUTH OF THE FIRST | ! 3 i Ane 5 mer snlied vi lements of the Love Feast are eaten vw : : SON aREGA a ae C. HEEG H ! ‘ : : Lady mundsen. os vas in { i i , th choir will : i i ai A $y gif nd L € noone U= . . ; 4 a. : a d Diane Reciaen ‘ af eo [) bi gregh Solemn, al hymns| _ Mrs. Sophie Frigge was one of the earliest brides of Si. Paul's |tiye session. The Grandmothers’ sts the cal AS you us ‘accompanied by Miss Helen L. Quig, Evangelical and Reformed ‘Church, founded by. her husband, the late Club will be special guests at a tea pnare S Mage SOBRE sred Av | 28 : : BE 106 0, 1. shall ne arn any mo ‘organist. Rev. H. F. Frigge, 50 years ago, Carol Sue Vogt (standing) and Doris |for the Plymouth Union given by : Surge: it a gas $0|said, “tha tard gos 12 ane. | 1 ahs emain with the Is ime Dr. John B. Ferguson, pastor of| Amn Vogt, children of Mr. Louis Vogt and Mrs. Vogt, are the fourth [st Som Tv from B Ane : a OY A 3 he Iivingun reshyietian on) eh, generation of Bele family to attend the church, | : . . a Me LEE Tarbland i » one destrovs tissue : ‘Rev. Stanley R. Woltjen, minister of ® * # ® = Honor Oldest Father re, 4 ; ot 1 was’ De S wv ; AIRFPUFK = ADU both the First and Serand Moravian S THE OLDEST Pa ra 5 dians 5 wome 8 : a Harvs todies ; .p ‘ Churches, will preach and conduc Tf. P J R # d Tf B THER present a : kies, are @ g ; sneakins ste 2a.S ; Holy Communion at 11 a. m. and au S e or m & 0 e I in Patuors ‘and Sons’ Night Tuesday

CHRISTIAN ; gil eriod that. ons eee In Indiasabolis todaw to fn CHURCH will be given : special | ER ela ska. | Marl - that gas were ir ianapolis } Jecosmition. The same honors w 2€ Ly o : : WOVE r dev be conferred on the oldest mothe ay whe ; 3 garets, | : vo OR. of J 3 J S| th vil Aerons s Expe al mother and daughter services|... ii.ioc candy es 8 5 a : whe 5 Was : BN station at the Muni Wednesday and ‘the youngest baby, aL oe athe ENE " v8 AS D s home hav. are’ Cig N's at the children’s service-‘Thursday|'y ©€Ve £8 SOIT AWE 321 F . evening. The Rev. C. M. Hamilton, | home pastor, will side at the meetirigs|the including s es tomorrow morn=

ide throughout the day. There be a basket dinner at 1 p. m. | Thus, while the Love Feast is a ritualistic observance, it is not the oly Communion. It is different also from the Methodist service by| No women, only men, enjoyed the status of church members in that the same name in which church yictorian day of 1891 when St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church embers give testimony, or accounts |was founded. But that was changed some years later. of spiritual experiences. Women, now long-time members, men of the church and the chil-

Week-Long Anniversary Rite

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER

; dren all will unite in the celebration of St. Paul's Golden Anniversary rs hese § hen b D M d d many po ne si Bt hen d n. by | made est flights in p o vil Drelsiinked to Europe tomorrow through Sunday, Nov, 16. The Rev. E. Harold Klingel, Th, D., wg Wen Ihe Rev. U. 8. Johnson hoxed and sent on way to|world V OE Ce Ary ; hh wn et Beaonall cx eo Moravian Love Feast, sin rn ABS A i ins | pastor, is in charge. . ” . - sland and asks bv De ~C : § mn n Calg compen on ; % a ; D Ory a. 3 : a p Sona hes glory, is no respect of A group of Germans who were “Roots of Democracy Found “in}t 108 5 SWIC » wi( Ul [] [ [] 0 [1080 [10 0 ACY lejgsle

persons before God, that His chil- - dren partaking of a simple repast

: : ; . now dead, and assisted by Zion|wife of the pastor, Thursday at 4% Bb as h Be IS Ok on te Same Meeting Set Evangelical Church, organized them-|p. mi. in the CENTRAL AVENUE|Brandes and 1 2. Yo tie: between “brethren and Sis. ; into a congregation 50 years ago.| METHODIST CHURCH. The dis<|Shown hard at work in the kitchen ifers” in the Christian-Church- They worshipped at 17th and Cali-|cussion is for the mission study|® a Ef ar ‘home. : fornia Sts. at first but later pur-|class which will hold an open forum |P8Xing .a batch of cookies for the Methodist Church .Leader|chased the present building at 13th|afterward. DOYS 8000 WINES > W 3 ' The touches of white on the cos uC St. and Carrollton Ave 5» packed and sent on their way with fumes of the womed serving the Will Be Speaker. Coniradeship Week will be ob-|the other gifts buns hark back to the uniforms worn : Once Called College: Church served by the Indianapolis District 5 Week Program By European Moravians. The de- Harry Denman of Nashville, : y the Ne

- nomination sprang up on the continent in 1447 and held their first | Love Feast in 1727. It was a revival “of the Love Feast celebrated by First Century Christians after the Day of : Pentecost.

‘Women's Society Sponsors Even

; | Ms. Robert W. Blake will sing, ficcompanied by Mrs. T. M. Ribolt, and Mrs. Paul M. Kilby will review “THe Preacher's Wife” by Ethel ‘Hueston at: the CENTRAL CHRISTIAN H Tuesday at 2 p. m. : The muisiéal and review are sponsored by the Calendar Aid Society of which Mrs. A. C. Zaring is presi-

Miss Marie Gish will direct a new Founs people’s choir for new Sunday evening s services beginning toORIAL BAP

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Miss Martha Rooker will sing ac-

The King’s Men, a student quartet from Asbury College, often heard tion WHAS will sing Negro avorite hymns and other evening at the on.

2 TO SPEAK _ ON "CONFESSION!

The Rev. Pr. Vietor Goosens, pasjor of Holy Cross Catholic, Church, ill lecture on “Confession” Wednes-

ky at 8 p.m. in the Catholic Com |HD: unity Ce |

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Evangelism

Tenn., a layman and secretary of the commission on evangelism of the Methodist Church, will address ian | interdenominational laymen’s evangelistic conference here ‘Tuesday. The conference will be at 7:30 p. m., in the Roberts Park Methodist Church with laymen and ministers | of all the Protestant churches in attendance. It has been arranged by the laymen’s committee of the Church Federation and the committee chairman, the Rev. E. F. Shake, Laymen felt the need of training during the National Christian Mission and as a résult requested Tuesday’s conference, Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel of the Church Federation says. Fred Hope of Elat, Africa, who for 30 years taught a mission industrial school for boys, will tell of his work tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. in the IRVINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Juan Baronia, president of the Manila Bible College of ‘the Philippine Islands; will give the morning ddress at 10:45 tomorr)w in the ENGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH. The Rev. B. G. Stultz will preach the opening sermon at a revival beginning tomorrow in the BEN DAVIS CHRISTIAN CHURCH. ' Prof. John J. Haramy will speak at 7 p. m. tomorrow in the TUXEDO BAPTIST CHURCH and the Rev. E. Arnold Clegg at 5:30. p. m. vespers in’ the GARDEN BAPTIST CHURCH. | Mrs. Vella Newcomb will open a revival tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in the CHRISTIAN UNION TABERNACLE.

Soldiers Invited To Roberts Park

The United States Flag and colors of the various American Legion Posts will be draped about the altar for the Armistice Day. Services tomorrow at 7:45 p. m. in the Roberts Park Methodist Church. A delegation of 50 soldiers from Ft. Harrison, members of all local legion posts ‘and auxiliaries, | veterans of World War I and the Spanish American War will be special guests. The Rev. Sumner L. Marpastor, himself a Legionnaire and onetime chaplain of the A. E. F. in France, will speak on “America, the Wave of the Puture.” |

“God and the War” will be the | sermon-subject of Dr. E. Burdette Backus tomorrow at 11 a. m. in ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH.

There will be celebration of the Holy Communion with special intention for. justice and world peace at 10 a. 'm. on Armistice Day in ST. MATTHEW'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

employed in the old Atlas Engine Works, led by the Rev. H. F. Frigge,

Although women were only associate members in the beginning, the anniversary booklet which is dedi= cated to charter members, lists them as such’ along with the men. Thus “retroactively,” so to speak, the wofnen came into their own sharns honors equally with the found+ g fathers.

Ee quaint old frame parish hall of St. Paul's with its long narrow windows and peaked roof is the historic home of the Third Christian Church and St. Paul's Church, next door, was a later; Third - Church. When the Third; Christians. owned the. property it was called the college church because it ministered to Butler University students, The college, called the Northwestern Christian University then, afterward moved to Irvington and became Butler University. The same majestic, old’ trees which shaded the college students, now line the sidewalk in front of St. Paul's,

Sunday Dedicated to Youth

“Future Pillars Sunday” tomorrow will be dedicated to youth; ‘the play. “For He Had Great Possessions,” will be presented tomorrow evening; and “Jubilee Sunday,” celebrated Nov. 16. A new electric organ and several new pictures are being pre-

.|sented as memorials during the an-

niversary. ‘And a turkey dinner, Wednesday evening, will honor charter members.

Charter members still active in the congregation are Mr. Frank Noffke and Mrs. Noffke and Mrs. Bertha Bandemer. Three sons of the congregation have- entered the ministry having been ordained in the church. - Among these is -the Rev, Arnold Schultz: of Milwaukee,

{who will preach in the evening on

Jubilee Sunday. The Rev. Titus Holman of Baltimore, will speak in the morning of that day.

MORMONS MEET HERE TONIGHT

Mormons will open their week-end district conference this evening at 7 o'clock in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at Villa Ave. and Prospect St. Leo J. Muir, Northern States Misson president, is in charge assisted by Willian Sharer of Indianapolis,

regional president. Missionaries of the church in this district will report; President Muir will speak on present day conditions as related to Americans and the relief society will serve luncheon tomorrow. Sessions ‘will open at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. tomorrow,

Women of All

To Annual Council Meeting.

Indianapolis women of all faiths have been invited to attend lunch-| eon and hear ‘addresses by three] _ |out-of-town guests at the 44th}

_ [semi-annual meeting of the Indian. | ‘of Churchwomen|

ig E. Hor, couneil presi- |

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the Reading of the Bible” will be| Mrs. Frank discussed by Mrs. F. Marion Smith, |UD, US. "tieorge L. Bradshay

Epworth League beginning with a |Pe€ meeting at Franklin tomorrow at|V ; 3:30 p. m. and continuing at 7:30|leagsue Vv ADL SLL ail yeed p. m., each evening through Thurs-|Péginning Sunday é sg day. Places of evenings mee ae tw valels os : taken in order are the ED OF. MAIS E A RAY CHURCH, the BRIG yf nO: AES . WOOD CHURCH, the EAST P, me than, 3G Shelby S 8, 0 CHURCH and the WEST MICH- | Ward was IGAN CHURCH. : vaguc

World Prayer Week (rac TIC

«THE Y. M. C..A. WILL observe World Prayer and Fellowship Week with early morning devotional periods beginning . at the regular nxilie 0 Garilela Fa Bible breakfast tomorrow at- 8:10|Un 0. 69, American Le a. m. Other meetings will be from |iliary, w EL at oP. II {1:30 to 8:15 a. m. with the follow-|ir 2. dd ULI Nk Ing speakers Monday = through|VCUarty will preside. lhe unit Thursday respectively: Dr. John F. ho C13 Mrs rin Gastinbat) = Edwards, Dr. Errol F. Elliott, Dr. Pave ChEae W. R. Montgomery and Dr. Roy| ~~ ~ “°° Ewing Vale. D. E. S. to Fete » ® » m apte 540 0 g S will The Rev. | “Bening will | hone MTS buis | speak on the ques of Jesus, “Arelg RIC ne on * B a [INE Yo Not Muh Swier Than Thevss onday night at the Mason 21 at the services sponsored by the|ple orth and at 7:30 p. m. in the|DYal D8 ex Batanc: 11 hes TRINITY EVANGELICAL LUTH- i : ERAN CHURCH. XP J » s Ah presiqe The cantata, “Ruth the Moabi-|d e ne 2 3 tess,” will be presented by St. Paul’sigram ¢ es temple hall 612 I and the TRINITY EVANGELICAL |St. Mrs. Amelia Mason is chairman AND REFORMED CHURCH Choirs|o 2 program commitie€ at the Founder's Day vespers tomorrow at 4 p. m. at ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, 711 N. Belmont Ave. The |; >" Ar old : a dinne annual dinner will be Friday eve-| “= 7 TV av eVeLing W ning in the social hall and the an- | ' ==", ws ’ pred A niversary sermon by the pastor, the maki : Rev. William H. Knierim, tomorrow | y.. ait Fog a. m. The church Is 58 years|, ol

Ministers to Meet 0 | Aero Club to Mest—The Indian.

The METHODIST MINISTERS Inne Mee ng 8 SLO 5 plo SE ASSOCIATION will discuss evan- y An esaay Evening Robe gelism at their. meeting Monday at i W give an address” on 10 a. m. in the ROBERTS PARK |“Americs ; CHURCH. Dr. C. A. McPheeters of [sound movie the North Church and the Rev. O. vill be shown T. Martin of Franklin will and the Rev. E. A. Gillam of the, Barth Place Church will lead de-|: votions.

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» » » AA Au A The address, “This Is the Vic-{,, Margaret Brigh x tory,” by the Rt. Rev. H. St. George y iin : Tucker, presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church, will] D sam to M . ; be broadcast to Episcopadians overipD eam w Mee J the nation tomorrow. The addressiof M Hannah His 1800S sounds the call to the every mem-|S esday ber canvas also launched throughout the denomination tomorrow.| ©. %. 5, HMeeling AJuesd The broadcast will originate in sta-|d1anapolis: chap 0 tion WABC of NBC in New York at|V as esuay a 9a mC.8T 0¢ S

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Investment In the World