Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1941 — Page 6

leadership At School

Young Baptist Veacher Will Give Courses Next Week.

The 22-year-old pastor of two Baptist churches w tea the courses for youth and youth leaders at the interdenominational lead- * ‘ership training. school beginning

| next week, He is the Rev. Jack E. Jones, pastor of the Mt. Pleasant Baptist : and the Camby - Community churches. Sessions will be from. 7:30 }e 9:30 p. m. next Ai and Wednesday evenings and Dec. . 3 wk 2nd 19 In the rd ChrisRev. Jones tian Church. | The general theme of the Rev. Mr. Jones’ course is “Understanding Ourselves.” Some of the matters he intends to present for discussion ‘are “Leisure,” “Is the Conscience a Safe Guide?” “What ‘We Want Out of Life,” “What We Ex- * pect of a Life Partner,” and “What We Ought to Do With Ourselves and the World.”

Believes in Facing Facts

The Rev. Mr. Jones says he thinks youth looks forward to a pretty big job when the World ‘War is over|' but that they will buckle down and try to solve the problems if the older people will present them clearly. He says young people don’t like soft soap- and sugar coating, however. Prof. William Moore of Butler University will teach the course, “The New Testament: Its Content and Values;” Mrs. Eva Kuhlman, “Guiding the Religious Growth of Primary Children,” and Dr. B, V.

Dedication Rite Is Set

Dr. Milner. Will Officiate - During Services With -, Special Liturgy. By EMMA RIVERS MILNER You might live 100 years without seeing a church organized, a whole congregation received into membership and a new ‘building dedicated, all in the same service. Butithat is what will happen tomorrow evehing in the now-com-pleted Mayer Chapel. Dr. Jean 8S. Milner will erganize

Andrews, “Methods and Materials in Educating Adults.” “Guiding the Religious Growth of Juniors” will be presented by Miss Wanda Brown and “Christian Evan-

the church and dedicate the building, according to Presbyterian ritual; the Rev. Roy C. Linberg will or-. dain five new elders with the laying on of hands; and the Rev. Merlyn A. Chappel of New York will give

» O. Robbins. Seti ne Re Council the address. pon y Dr. Milner is the pastor of the

Mrs. Kuhlman is acting children’s second Presbyterian Church, which division - superintendent of the In-ffounded Mayer Chapel, and also the diana Council of Christian Educa-| moderator of the Indianapolis Prestion; Miss Brown, the religious ed-(pytery and the president of the ucation director of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Board of National

and the gym, to

service. program

2. Just plain fun for tun’s sake is given a special place in the social

Re Mayer! Chapel girls left their handcraft class, scout’ troop: meeting

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SPECIAL CHURCH. EVE Ts)

Nine days of festivity ‘with: guest speakers, a dinner, special addresses and an exchange of colorful memories will mark the golden anniversary of the Memorial Church," beginning Thursday. Dr. J. M. Horton, executive secretary of the Indiana Baptist Convention, will preach the anniversary sermon, Forward With the Church,” Sunday, Nov. 30. Dr. T. J.

with the convention, will speak

meeting dedicated to the church and ancient landmarks. Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel of the Indianapolis Church Federation and ministers of other demnominations will give greetings on church and community night, Dec. 2. One evening will be given respectively to missions, youth, children and the Holy Communion. ! The Memorial ‘congregation met, first in an old portable school house where school 52 now stands.

Baptist.

Parsons, who preceded Dr. Horton |!

Sunday, Dec. 7, at 7:30 p. m., at the |E

Presbyterian Church; Dr. Andrews, director of religious education for the Indiana Presbyterian Synod; Miss Brown, religious education director of the Tabernacle Presbyte- . rian Church, and the Rev. Mr. Robbins, pastor of the Victory Memorial Church. The leadership school ‘is sponsored by the Marion County Council of Christian Education and ite executive secretary, E. T. Albertson. imme eT

Takes Carmelite Vows on Monday

Miss Mary Vollmuth, who has been a -résident of the Carmelite Monastery, Cold Spring Road, for five years, now has completed her period of probation and will take the final vows of the Carmelite Monday. ~ Just after™ the monastery was built five years ago, |] iss. Vollmuth was invested as Sister Joan of the Cross in the first clothing ceremony of the new building. Temporary vows. were ‘pronounced then, but Monday's will be binding for life. - Sister Joan is from Terre Haute and the first native of Indiana to take final Carmelite vows in the monastery. The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, bishop of the Diocese of Indianapolis, will celebrate mass in the monastery chapel Monday at 9 a. m. and present Sister Joan the black . veil of the professed” choir nun of Carmel. Early Monday morning, Sister Joan will take her vows in a private ceremony with only the prioress and her fellow sisters present. The newly professed sister will receive friends and visitors for three .days, Monday, Tuesday and Sunday, Nov. 30, at the monastery and then be coilstered for the rest of her life. Bishop Ritter will be assisted by the Rev. Fr. William V. Boland of Bedford, an uncle of Sister Joan, and her brother, the Rev. Fr. William E. Vollmuth, who will be ordained a priest in the spring. Mr. George J. Vollmuth and Mrs. Vollmuth, her Fares, and other relftives will be present at the ceremony.

SCIENCE CHURCH TEXT

{ All Christian Science Churches study the lesson-sermon subect, “Soul and Body,” tomorrow, e Golden Text is: “Rejoice the soul of thy servant: for unto thee

Q Lora do I lift up my soul”

It was originally called the First Baptist Church of Haughville, afterward becoming the Germania Avenue Baptist and finally, the Memorial Church. The Rev. George G. Kimsey is church : pastor and Harry Fynael] ne Oldest Teer,

Missions. Worship to Oper Service

The Rev. Mr. Linberg is chapel pastor and director of the neighborhood house to which it ministers. And the Rev. Mr. Chappel is a secretary of the Board of National Missions. The festive service will open with worship and come to a climax with] Wedding bells, the church bell, the singing of “The Hallelujah mission bells, the Liberty Bell, Chorus” from Handel's “The Mes-|carillon and many other bells will siah” by the Second Church Quartet.|be described in the sermon, “The Prof. Charles Hansen, Second|Voice of the Bells,” by the Rev. Church organist, will direct the |Sumner L. Martin tomorrow evechorus and other numbers by the ning. Fhe Rev. Mr. Martin, pastor, quartet and the Young :Peoples| Will speak in the ROBERTS: Pann Choir of {the Second Church. -- : METHODIST CHURCH at 8p The new elders to be ordained| He has been collecting nformas are Jess Lile, Oliver Hadley, Ed-|tion about bells for years and says ward Walker, Meade Ruddick and|the Roberts Park bell was purchased Raymond Herman. Official repre-|for Roberts Chapel almost a censentatives of the Presbytery in-|tury ago. It not: only called the clude, in addition to Dr. Milner, |people of early: Indianapolis to Samuel O. Dungan and the Rev.|church but served them as. a fire Florizel A. Pfleiderer. bell and town clock. People at-

‘Bells,’ Sermon Topic

tending worship? tomorow, at Roberts Park will be ‘presented bellshaped bookmarks bedring Biblical references. :

o ; 3 a senior

Miss Hope: Bean, Indiana Central College, is the new children’s director of “the WHITE RIVER

nouncement of ‘Miss Bean's appointment was made today’ by oR. HB Tuleys : : wi chairman of the . Miss Bean Sonigrence board of Christian Education and tor of the University Heights pastor Church. : f J » EJ Miss Opal Nance will lead a fessor Quiz Feature in Song” at the commie sing tomorrow at 8:15 DP. m. in the UNIVERSITY ‘PARK CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Accordion numbers, readings, songs by a: sextet and organ and Xylophone duets are scheduled for the program sponSored by the Christies Endeavor.

Evangelist Yo Speak

The Rev. Clyde E. Wallace, evangelist of Austin, Tex., will conduct evangelistic services tomorrow morning, afternoon and evening and week days at 10 ‘a. m. and 7:45 Pp. m CHOBE ‘OF CHRIST, doh gh IST CAPITOL AVE. « ong eorge Stewart, pr - didate of the Rresidentis LS BUILDERS CLASS OF THE THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH, will -coriduct the class meeting tomorrow morning. Merle Sidener; teacher; will

speak on “Danger Signals.”

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2 |safy to go to prison. if ‘the Govern: ment takes charge of the camps and|the

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Church In Defense: A =

Presbyterians’ Theme AH Session Here.

mortal urch. ey esian will be delty red by four

guests’ from ne. York, ‘all secretaries ‘of the Board of National Mis

| sions of the Presbyterian Church in

: hel ‘S.A. A technicolor mo ure, an y EE

ang Synod and Dr. Alexander E Sharp, executive secretary. The theme was chosen with the -|idea : that in strengthening the

lehurch, the. United States is

strengthened and her defenses with Ler, the State office said. All sessions ‘of the institute are planned

her possessions. © Chappel, the

erick R. Thorne .and : Miss Rachel Benfer. They will describe the home mission work of the Presb

ed cities, among : ‘Indians, Eskimos and orientals, ; The Rev. C. Sumpter Logan, recently appeinted pastor of the hest

sion with a devotional ‘service. Mrs.

president of ‘the 'Presbyterial Missionary Society, and Miss Benfer will lead group ' discussions for women, The Rev. Mr. Chappel and the Rev. Mr. Jackman will lead the men’s discussion, 4

Elders to Assist

Religious history describes the| Presbyterian Church as a denomination of great simplicity, even austerity. But because .of the threefold character of tomorrow’s service, considerable liturgy will be em=+| ployed. The congregation will rise to affirm its faith and be received into church membership by Dr. Milner; and the new elders will kneel to be ordained. Ministers officiat-

PURCHASIN G ON CREDIT . NECESSITATES FAIR PLAY ||

ing will wear regulation gowns. The Rev. Mr. Linberg will be assisted at the ordination by all Presbyterian clergymen who are present and by all elders including the session of the Second Church. The ordination and organization ceremonies ‘will be followed by the formal dedication of the new building. In case the new sanctuary is inadequate for the numbers in attendance, provision is to be made to carry the program by public address system to other ‘parts of the building. :

Hold Social Programs’

Although Mayer Chapel has existed in South Side Indianapolis for 47 years, it has heretofore had no denominational status of its own. It was merely a branch of the Second Church. After tomorrow evening, it will be a full-fledged Presbyterian Church with all the responsibilities and privileges that the Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A. affords her children, the Rev. Mr. Linberg said. : ; In addition to the religious services -in the church, Mayer Chapel carries on a social service program for the entire family in its neighborhood house. There is the clinic for - the babies, clubs for grand-

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ROBERTS PARK METHODIST “The Downtown Church”

Delaware at Vermont St. 10: 45 A. M.— Making - Goodness AtM.—¢ Voice of the Bells”

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mothers and grandfathers, and varjed activities for the ages between. This week, Boy and Girl Scouts and other groups have been dedicating the new rooms in which they. will meet.

7 FROM oITY STUDY - FOR THE MINISTRY

f Amohg ‘the 46 students “in the religion department diana Central. College this seven from Indianapolis and. "26 from the State. - The seyen Indianapolis prospective ministers are Edward Pittman,

tent of refusing to ac-

firms whose advertising and sales policies are proved by the Bureau to be contrary to the public interest.

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Keith Akard, Gordon Core, Josepht White,. Harry = Mattingly, James Carrico. and Sherman Cravens. Before the students are ready to take regular pastorates, they must complete three years of seminary work after graduation from ‘Indiana Central. --

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The 28: churches of the Indian- |

cept the advertising of

Satisfactory performance in purchasing on credit can be assured only by. a thorough knowledge of the game and fair play ¢ on the

part of the players.

Gomurare os to learn: . The risks involved, ‘including the risk of

not being able - promptly.

The sacrifices incident to filha The true costs of credit. The different credit sources. be The moral responsibility of debt.

Creditors need to learn: :

hooves sellers to consumers info ¢

1. That the excuse for installment credit is often improvidence of consumers or i thejr inability to, accumulate savings. against large purchases, so that it be-

to meet ‘payments

{Saturday, Dec. 6, in the Butler Col- \ iy at

“’|Church Federation.

Little Sisters of the: Poor, will | by the Rev. Pr. Jarhes Moriarity,

refrain from pressing ontracts which reduce:

~ them to destitution.

2. Their responsibility. as budget ¢ coun-. selers..

3. The business value of fair Sr iy

clared that they will find it neces-

puts the service on the basis of | comseripied labor, the, Century

Conscientious objector camps are called Civilian Public Service Camps. There is one at: Quaker Hill, Richmond, Ind., and others at: Lagro and Merom. ?

flaymen to Hear : Caughran Dec. 6

District Attorney Howard Caughran will address the 14th annual Jaymen’s retreat of Indfanapolis| J

on. ° The retreat will. be attended by churchmen of : all denominations and is sponsored by the Indianapolis | Speakers in addition to Mr. Caughran are Prof. John Thornburg, principal - of School 14, ‘and Alvin T. Coate, member of the First Friends Church. ving | Dinner is included in the program which will be from 32:30 t6 8 p. m. Ey

PRIEST TO LECTURE

“Jeanne Jugan,” foundress ‘of ot the the- subject of a lecture delivered

Tuesday at 8 p- m. in the CATHO‘I LIC READING ROOM." Father Moriarty is assistant pastor of the HOLY CROSS CATHO‘LIC CHURCH. His lecture, seventh of a series of 10; is sponsored by

el members ill sew. Tor chilen JI a the Hospital for Crippled | _

‘Tirzah of the Koran Tem-

0. ES. to Confer Degrees—The Beech ‘Grover Chapter, No. 465, O.

: E. 8, will meet Tuesday to confer _ Many of the objectors have de= degrees,

“Mrs. Elizabeth Kemper is worthy matron and Dr. Merton Farlow is worthy patron.’ Officers of chapter will sponsor a card ry) at 2 p. m. Monday in the W H. Block Co. auditorium, : A

Club to. Hold Party — . The Bon.

Io Cl b will. Sonate its jFo0m in the Na nal Woman's Service Club, Inc. which will hold a card party and dance there. There will be both modern and old-fashioned dancing,

League to Hear Stump — Albert

6! stump will address. - National

Woman’s Service League, Inc, Tuesday evening in the Service Club, 128 W. Wabash St. His subject will be “All in a Day’s Work.”

Townsend Card Party Mordag—| Townsend Club No. 9 will sponsor 3 card arty at 8 p. m, Monday in O! F. hall, Hamilton and E. Washington Sts.

Ben Hur to Confer Degree Arrius Court No. 5.0of Ben Hur Life Association will confer “fun deupon candidates at 8 p. m. tomorrow: in Castle Hall,

0. E | 8. Initiation ‘Tuesday—The Indianapolis Chapter No. 393, O. E. S., will TVesday

grees”

at the temple, 1522: W. Morris 8t. Mrs. Mable Strafford is worthy matron and Edward Bertram is worthy patron,

VY. F. w. Auxiliary Plans Parive. Hoosier | Auxiliary No. 624, Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a card party abt 1:30 p. m. Monday ih Banner-Whitehill’s auditorium. Mrs.

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with: the purpose’ of: “Undergirding” | the church. in: the United States and |

“THe guests: from New York ate 2

.|the Rev. Merlyn: A "{Rev. J. Earl Jackman, Dr. Fred-

chlurch in rural districts and crowd- ‘

church, will open the 3! p:-m. ses-|., Edward H. Mayo of Indianapolis, |g

Caroline Cook is chairman.

old an initiation at 8 p.m.

will buy candy, kies' for the a

Wednesday, pass abeone, and will also he held. Effie Roseberry

is worthy matron and Ivan Foleg J

worthy patron.

Initiate Candidates Monday: dality ‘Rebekah Lodge Ty initiate candidates at 7:30 Monday at 1609% J

ures io rio bic t “The Great odgment Tomlinson Hall, Tuesday nigh

Utility Executive to Speak—Dean T. Burns, assistant general manager of the Citizens Gas & & Coke. Utility, will describe the new coke oven ine stallation of the company to meme

+ | bers of the Scientech Club Monday

in the Board of Trade buil HEE :

Firemen’s Post to D men’s Post 42, American HD. have a dance at 9 o'clock on. at the 40 & 8 hall, 119 E. Ohio Nicholas Werner is Sidi Adam is post agjutant,

Await Great Members of Goldmound Council 445, Degree of Pocahontas, will meet at 7 p. m. Monday at 137 W. North St. to practice for the reception of the Great haha of the council. A second practice will be held at the same time Wednesday night.

0. E. 8. to Mark Birthdays—The auxiliary to the Irvington Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will hold .a covered dish luncheon at 12:30 p.m, Monday in the Irvington Masonic Temple, The luncheon will be in

honor of members celebrating birth-

days during Ottober, November and December.

Rebekah 395 to Meet—Progres Rebekah Lodge: 395 will meet 3 8 p. m. Tuesday in the lodge hall, 2306%° W. Michigan St. Friends’ Night will be observed and District 8

officers will be guests. | : : pr

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