Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1941 — Page 6

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i ; By GEORGE GALLUP Director, American Institute of Public Opinion . PRINCETON, N, J., Nov. 29.—Has interest in religion been increasing “ since the war began? | A stock-taking survey conducted «by the Institute among church

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K of C. Plans Holy Communion

Indianapolis Knights of Columbus will observe a general Holy Comand

have a communion breakfast, afterward at 10:30 a. m.,, in the K. of C.

that “‘troubl

‘makes people turn more to religion.” | “The Institute survey was conducted on the following Issue: “Have you noticed an increase in interest in religion in your -com-

the war began?” Don’t Know

"Throughout the nation, approximately one person in every three, on the average, replied that reli‘gious interest was increasing. The national result, and the difference between country and city dwellers, is shown below: .

000 Population 27 60 13 . Towns and Cities Over 10000 Population ... 37 52 11 | National ....... 31 57 12

An Institute survey conducted on a similar. question two years ago likewise found differences between the opinion of city and farm. While approximately one-fourth of farmers interviewed thought interest in religion had increased during the preceding few years, approximately two-fifths of .city voters felt that

Interest of Youth

There is, however, no widespread feeling today that young people are more interested in religion than

were 10 years ago.

titute survey found that the largest number of persons polled think the| younger generation in religion than

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No important differences in the results were found by size of com-

day tomorrow,

| Members are to receive the com- ' munion in their. home parishes at sthe request of the Rt. Rev. Joseph TE. Ritter, bishop of the Diocese of Indianapolis. At breakfast, they will hear an address by Timothy P. Galvin of Hammond, supreme director of the K. of C., and honor | Bishop Ritter as special guest.

. The Rev. Fr. Bernard Strange will speak on “The Apostolate of |: St. Peter Claver” Tuesday evening ‘at 8 o'clock in the CATHOLIC READING ROOM, Capitol and Georgia St. : Father Strange, RITA’S CATHOLIC CHURCH, is _ the eighth ina series of 10 lecturers sponsored by the Catholic Informa‘tion Bureau. The Rev. Fr. P. Grogan

the bureau.

WHEELER SERVIC

Ernest G. Eberhardt will sponsor the breakfast club services at the eeler Rescue Mission, starting at | 8 a. m., tomorrow. Breakfast will | be served to all unemployed men | who attend the services. The Mis- | sion Sunday School will be at 2:30 | p. m. tomorrow.

War Spurs. | 'Churchgoing, ~ Poll Shows

Trend Noted More By City Dwellers Than Those|

‘and, small town people think interest in religion is increasing, a much larger proportion | of citydwellers think so. Those who hold this belief explain

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O Hold Baptist 10-Day Event

Varied Speakers Featured ‘ In Memorial Church.

Speakers of varied interests, different ages, several denominations and including two from China are being featured in the 10-day Golden Anniversary celebration which began this week in the Memorial Baptist Church. The Rev. Oran A. Cook, known as a patriarch of the denomination, having served as a Hoosier Baptist pastor for 55 years, will preach tomorrow at 7:30 p. m., and Dr. J. M. Horton, executive secretary of the Indiana Baptist Convention, will speak at 9:30 a. m. Four choirs will sing old hymns of the church in a concert directed by the Rev. R. H. Lindstrum of Southport Monday evening.

Special Guests Invited

‘The business and professional men of the West side have been invited as special guests to the community service Tuesday evening when Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel will give an address. Dr. Baumgartel is executive secretary of the Indianapolis Church Federation. . On the same program are the Rev. R. R. Cross of the West Michigan Methodist Church; the Rev. Everett Watkins of the West Side Church of the Nazarene; the Rev. E. E. Russell of the Eighth Christian Church, and the Rev. T. J. Luke of the Speedway Methodist Church. Dr. T. Capen and Mrs. Capen, who spent their entire careers as Baptist missionaries to China, will speak Wednesday evening. ®

Mrs. McClain to Speak

Mrs. Edwin McClain, the former Elizabeth Dewar, who grew up in Memorial Church and was Sponsored as a home missionary by the congregation, before her marriage, will be heard Thursday. evening. Her husband, the Rev. Mr. McClain, pastor of the: Mounds Baptist Church, son of Royal McClain and Mrs. McClain of Indianapolis and one of the youngest Baptist ministers of the State, is also in tHe proram, Dr. U. S. Clutton, pioneer scout master and vacation sthool director and pastor of the Tuxedo Baptist Church, will give the. Friday evening address and Dr T. J. Parsons, the Sunday .evening sermon, Dec. 7. Dr. Parsons is the recently retired executive secretary of the Indiana Baptist Convention, The Rev. G. G. Kimsey is church pastor.

KIRCHHOFFER TALK WILL OPEN ADVENT

The Rt. Rev. Richard Ainslee Kirchhoffer, bishop of the Diocese of Indianapolis, will open Advent in ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CATHE-

DRAL with the sermon, “Christ, the Power and the Wisdom of God,” tomorrow at 10:45 a. m.

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The four Sundays in Advent will be marked by the Federation of Missouri Synod Lutheran Churches of Greater Indianapolis with 7:30 vespers featuring speakers and music. The federation, including nine local congregations, will hold the. vespers in the TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH beginning tomorrow. The Rev. Walter Maas will speak on “An Advent Prophecy” and the Emmaus Junior Choir will sing directed by W. J. Salmon and accompanied by G. H. Echtenkamp.

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F. Wrenn will address ‘the. .§ subject. ‘Christian Love.” gran wins broadcast over station

Rev. Dallas F. Wrenn to Address In the pores of i Toiar. teach. Rev. BR. M Bod e regular teac

he Rev. Dallas class on the This pro-

o'clock, Sunday mornMen’s Bible Class is one

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FOR RABBI CHARRY

The executive board of the BethEl Zedeck Temple voted this week to provide Rabbi Elias Charry a religious education director to assist with work in the congregation.

A complete program of youth and adult . education in conservative

“A Great

‘Sunday . Scho | Morning Worshin Rice \ on Sul ©. “Walk in the Light of | Evangelistic_Service,

Gastor "Hav. Cp. Hert: Publh stor, Rev. C. P. Hert. Public Invited. i Two week’s revival beginning ed Sunday night.

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t the Lord.” . Night, 7:30 rmon b; - Question Answered” iss Milderd Hockersmith

Judaism is projected. It is expected that the Sunday school will be improved and expanded and an increased” teaching staff trained. #8 =

An article on. Chanukah, or the

Maurice Goldblatt, assistant spiritual

Second Presbyterian The Historie, Church 2 V ‘Vermont and Penn ais Draser JEAN 8. PD. D.

Which

Hebrew Congregations.

Jewish Feast of Lights, by Rabbi

director of the INDIANAPOLIS HEBREW CONGREGA-~ TION, is published in the current ‘Jewish Teacher. The Teacher is the organ of the Union of American

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fo aa Worship. 11 Au : 1 chen hea wn What Is The Spiritual? ‘1 Thurs,. Dec. 4, 6 P. M. Supper-Lecture 2 Sunday at 11 : : — E. Burdette Backus, Minister TABERNACLE All Souls Unitarian Church fat PRESBYTERIAN 1453 N. Alabama St. .

,34TH and CENTRAL Dr. Roy Ewing Vale Rev. Stewart W. Hartfelter Fe Ministers. I= 9:30 A. M. Bible School 10:45 A, M. PIVINE WORSHIP

Vale, Preaching.

That Free” 2"). Youth Societies.

in the processional at the Church

Southworth, rector of the Episcopal the spirit of the Advent season and

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For the season of Advent, which new Christian year.

Church of the Advent: “Advent tells us Christ is near; Christmas tells us Christ is here!” The CHURCH OF THE ADVENT,

Advent with special ritual and sermons, ’

Joy Underlies Sorrow

Purple, the color of penitence, is worn by Catholic priests during Ad, vent. at the expected coming of the Christ Child is evident in the services, spiritual preparation calls for sorrow for one’s sins. But midway Advent, lest sorrow completely overshadow the hidden joy, the priests don rose vestments and Gaudete Sunday is observed with the entire mass full of hope and praise. ‘Because of its name, the 22-year-old Church of the Advent, 33d and Meridian Sts., is of particular interest now. Since Advent ¢onnotes new life and fresh beginnings, the church, with its many interests for children and youth, lives up to the name. Its sub-title is “The Family Church.”

A thriving Sunday school, the largest in the Indianapolis Episcopal Diocese, is the very center of the church’s life, according to the Rev. George S. Southworth, rector. The school is not only attended by children of the membership, but by those whose parents are members of dowhtown Episcopal Churches, those of other denominations or no churches at all, he says. And so interested in children and youth is the rector that he serves as Sunday school superintendent.

15 Parish Organizations

In addition to the school, there are 15 active parish organizations, including six women’s circles, the woman's auxiliary and the St. Catherine’s, mothers’, altar and choir guilds. Among them also is a junior chapter of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew for high ichool youth. These boys assist with the celebration of the Holy Communion, keep. church school records and carry the U. S. flag and the cross as they lead the choir in the Sunday processional.

There has been no scurrying, in the Advent Church, to bring Old Glory out of storage and dust her off to wave again, since the present emergency began. The Rev. Mr. Southworth has stressed patriotism all through the 14 years of his pastorate and has kept the flag unfurled in the proeessional and the sanctuary. Very small children in his Sunday school recite the pledge of allegiance to the United States and the .Christian Flags every Sunday.

‘Parish Booklet Released

The Men’s Club, another group of the church, is just about to launch an every-member financial canvass. . In preparation, a parish booklet, full of photographs and with hand-lettered descriptions of every area of the church’s work, was released this week.

The Lass Society of young girls is the rector’s “right hand.” It takes its name from the initials of the four words, “Lassies Assisting Sunday School.” There are choirs for children and adults and a Brownie group. The three Girl; Scout Troops will tell you that they have started branches in several North Side churches, while cabinets filled with loving cups, pennants and-other trophies bespeak the record of Boy Scout Troop 80, which also meets in the church. Since the church is only 22 years old, it is now accumulating its treasures. Among them are a pulpit, litany desk and a lectern, hand

varian and onetime Christus of the Oberammergau Passion Play; also new silver communion vessels, altar brasses and two bronze tablets.

Need for Faith Cited

Among the church “relatives” to whom members refer with natural pride are the Rt. Rev. Thomas Jenkins, bishop of Nevada, and the Rev. Constant Southworth of Utica, N.

tryman, and the Rev. Mr. South-

worth, Episcopal clergyman, is the{ .

son of the Advent pastor. Tomorrow when all of Christen-

year ‘and men of the Episcopal Church throughout the world are receiving a simultaneous communion, the Rev. Mr. Southworth will

WASHINGTON PARK ~~ MAUSOLEUM : Washington Park Cemetery

{He thinks faith is what is.needed ip this chaotic Advent of 1941.

FEDERATION TO MEET The monthly meeting of the In-

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1—The U. §, Flag and the Cross always precede the junior choir

Period Opening Tomorrow Tells of Coming of Christ

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER The New Year begins before Christmas in the church calendar.

For while an underlying joy |:

carved by Anton Lang, famous Ba-|

Y. Bishop Jenkins is the father of} Thomas P. Jenkins, &n Advent ves-|.

dom is greeting' a new religious|

preach on “The Power of Faith.”|

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of the Advent.

9—The baptism of Baby Mary Lee Luellen by the Rev. George S.

‘Church of the Advent, dramatizes the young Advent Church. Others

in the picture, left to right, are Richard M. Hubbell, Mary Lee’s godfather; James R. Luellen, her father; Mrs. Hubbell, godmother, and

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opens tomorrow, always ushers in a

Advent, which includes the four Sundays preceding Dec. 25, is a time of mounting spiritual expectancy and comes to its climax with the Feast of Christmas. Or as the children sing in the Indianapolis Episcopal

Revival Singers

the entire EPISCOPAL DENOM- |: INATION, ALL CATHOLIC, EAST- |: ERN ORTHODOX, LUTHERAN|: AND OTHER LITURGICALY(: CHURCHES mark the season of:

Mr. and Mrs. William Terrell, popular radio ‘singers known as “Bill and Helen,” will sing at re-’ vival services. beginning at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Trinity Methodist Church. The Rev. C. P. Hert, pastor-evangelist, will preach for the services continuing each evening at the same hour through Dec. 14.

Students to Hold Peace Meeting

Young people of fiive colleges in Indiana and Ohio will hold a Student Peace Federation meeting at Marian College next Saturday, Dec. 6. “Steps of Reconstruction” will be discussed at the session conducted by the Rev. Fr, Celestin J. Steiner S. J., president of Xavier University. “Inter-American Relations as a Contributing Factor in World Reconstruction” will be the topic at the session conducted by the Rev. Fr. Joseph B. Tieman, director of the Butler Newman: Club. The Rev. Fr. Vincent Mooney C. S. C., director” of the youth department of the National Catholic Welfare Conference, will deliver an address pointing out the difference between the National Federation of Catholic College Students and the Student Peace Federation. The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, bishop of the Diocese of Indianapolis, will be an honored guest. There are to be a solemn high mass, a noon luncheon and other addresses by local and out-of-town priests. The colleges co-operating in addition to Marian and Xavier, are Mt. St. Joseph-on-the-Ohio, Notre-Dame of South Euclid, O, and St. Mary-of-the-Woods.

MISSIONARY FROM JAPAN TO SPEAK

The monthly meeting of the Indianapolis Ministerial Association will be held at 10:30 a. m. Monday at the Roberts Park Methodist Church. The speaker will be Miss Virginia MacKenzie, . a returned missionary from Japan.

NOTE ANNIVERSARY

Dr. Guy O. Carpenter, district superintendent of the Methodist Church, and Mrs. Carpenter are in New York to celebrate the silver anniversary of their marriage.

SANTA'S WONDERLAND

RAND NO SIGN OF LIFE ANYWHERE!

Sponsor for : Task Sought

McCauley Lists Events of

| Interest to Service Men.

The Rev. J. F. McCauley, who has been conducting an information service on social and religious events for the benefit of men in military service, is looking for a financial sponsor to continue the work. He was notified this week that the Council of Social Agencies could no longer aid his service as it was transferring its work for soldiers to the Service Men's Club.

~ Ex-Service Man

The Rev. Mr. McCauley delivers two bulletins per week to the post and the armory. One sent on Tuesday announces lectures, study classes, fish fries, pageants, bazars and other church events the men may attend for diversion or instruetion. Another on Thursday gives the hours and sermon subjects for the Sunday church worship. The idea for such an information service occurred minister while he was making a survey of

|downtown churches for the Indi-

anapolis Council of Social Agencies. He is an ex-service man and veteran of the last World War and knows the religious problems of the men from experience. ;

‘Space in Y. W. C. A.. The Y. W. C. A. supplies him with

“|free office spacé, the Council of So-

cial Agencies has been furnishing funds for office expenses and the WPA pays. his salary. Jewish, Catholic and Protestant congrega-

tions and organizations, give 1 data for the bulletins. The Rev. Mr. McCauley has re-

_|ceived high commendation. from

members of the Indianapolis Ministerial Association for his work. The Rev. Arthur L. Mahr, pastor of the First United Lutheran Church, says the service. men have been coming to his ghureh, because of the. bulletins. oe ie Es i En

Builds Pipe Orga For St. Matthews

Elmer E. Holloway is building a new pipe organ which he hopes to finish ‘by Easter for use in St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church. The materials needed for the organ are being supplied by Mr. Holloway and Mrs. George M. Cornelius and Mrs. Cornelius of Indianapolis and Mt. Dora, Fla. The instrument is to be electricpneumatic, with two manuals and pedals, built according t&*the specifications of the American Guild of Organists. Mr. Holloway is a longtime pipe organ builder and technician and the Rev. J. Willard Yoder is church vicar.

Clifford D. Long will direct and Anita Meggenhofen will accompany the Concert Choir of the CENTRAL STUDIOS OF MUSIC in a recital at Chalmers, Ind. tomorrow evening.

BOYS DIRECTING CHURCH TRAFFIC

Boys are directing the traffic near the Wallace Street Presbyterian Church on Sunday mornings as a service to the church and the city. But it seems that the mothers who cross the streets have not cooperated wholeheartedly with the traffic boys. One woman leading a child across, in the middle of the block, was reminded, by the boy that corners were for crossing. She continued on her way remarking “Today is Sunday.” The lad reported that seven women, all with small children, took the same risk in one morning. He says that very small children walking alone crossed at the corners. .

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

All Christian Science Churches will study the lesson-sermon subject, “Ancient and Modern ‘ Necromancy, Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced,” tomorrow. The Golden Text is “Thus saith the Lord of Hosts, the God of Israel; Let not your prophets "and your diviners, that be in the midst of you, deceive you. . . . For they prophesy falsely unto you in my name: I have not sent them, saith

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| Tr 8 {5 . Ray D. Everson’s talk for Past Presidents’ [Sunday in the EVER SON BIBLE CLASS OF THE EAST STREET. METHODIST CHURCH will be broadcast over WIBC af 10:05 a. m.

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speak tomorrow at

SUTHERLAND PRES-

vesper praise service of the Women’s Federation of the host. church.

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“Mrs. Trevor Geddes of IndianapIndia - and world traveler, will speak on “The Dutch ‘Bast Indies land Present Day Conditions” Friday at 7:30 p. m. in the WOODRUFF PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH. Mrs. Geddes is spansored by the Dorothy Kinney Mission Circle in conjunction with the bazaar.

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Harvey to Speak

arvey, candidate for the presidency of the CHRISTIAN ERS" CLASS of the STIAN CHURCH, will be in charge of the class tornorrow erle Sidener wiil talk on “The Freedom of Selection.” The Girls’ Federation Glee Club will d by Clifford D. Long. ler will play the violin. . election-banquet will be Wednesday evening. 4 : La “he Fine Art of Courtship” is the subject of a talk to be given by Neal D. Ireland at the meeting of the Epworth League tomorow at CENTRAL AVE[ODIST CHURCH. The talk is one jof a series by Mr. Ire-

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Dinner for Women

The women of the ‘Rumanian Baptist Church will be guests at a the|dinner meeting of the Business ‘Women’s Group of the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Tuesday at 6:30

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morning worship, basket dinner and an afternoon address by Sherwood Blue tomorrow by the G.: G. G. CLASS. OF THE CENTENARY

CHURCH.

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Ninety-nine men will sit in a reserved section of the ROBERTS PARK METHODIST CHURCH tomorrow evening at the service intended as a reminder that the church is 99 years old and preparing for its centennial next year.: The Rev. Sumner L. Martin, pastor, will preach on (The Ninety and Nine.”

Baptists Unite for Sacrifice Sunday

Tomorrow, 90,000 Hoosier Baptists} will unite with others of their denomination in a nation-wide celebration of a Sunday of Sacrifice to raise funds for war emergencies. Dr. J. M. Horton, executive secretary of the Indiana Baptist convention, has asked the Baptists to deprive themselves, of certain material things in order to make a real sacrifice and to swell -the amount of the gifts. Part of the money will be. used to relieve suffering in war countries and to aid with missionary work on the foreign field -impaired Funds also will be allocated to schools and colleges,

and to chaplaincies and other services extended to men in the Army

A total of $21,000 is expected to oe raised in the state, including $3500 from Indianapolis. The local fund raising is in charge of the Indianapolis Baptist Association and| Dr. Clive McGuire, executive sec-

PARRY NAMED TO NEW COMMISSION

The Rev. Wilbur C. Parry of Indianapolis is a member of the newly appointed interdenomina-

tional commission to ‘promote a four-year international religious advance, beginning in February. The Rev, Mr. Parry director of field supervision and adult work for the Disciples of Christ. The new commission was appointed by the International Council of Religious Education to carry on the program of advance :in the. United States ‘and Canada. It is expected that ow “unchurched” will be reached during the four years.

in: the 3: : HURCH. .order are “Christian“The

RESBYTERIAN|Blvd, East Drive. i onday morning at Initiates. will be Misses Helen the INDIANAPOLIS |Heck, Marie Mills and Leora Du-

Warman.

men’s Circle at 8 p. m. Monday

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-3531 College Ave. Mrs. Charles McDowell president, will preside.

ple. matron and D, patron.

Cumberland O.: E.

and Patrons.

side Chapter No. 481, O. E. will confer degrees at 8 bp.

tron.

and election of officers. Gre Women’s Auxiliary of Grotto will elect officers at 8 p.

Initiate—Formal ini|tia emonies will be held by ~{Beta Iota, Chapter of Tau Phi Lambda sorority of the Supreme Woodmen’s Circle ‘at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Lome of Mrs. Barnes Holding, 3138 Fall Creek

vall and. Mesdames Mary E. Mills and Shirley M. Ford. A buffet din‘|ner will follow the meeting, which will be in charge of Mrs. ‘James

Woodmen’s Circle To Elect—Officers will be elected by Ramona Grove 63, Supreme Forest Wood-

512 N. Illinois St. The meeting will |be in charge of Mrs. Robert Hodges. Following the meeting, the Tau Phi Lambda Cadets will drill.

Yule Party A ==A Christas program and gift exchange will be’ features of the party to be held Tuesday at 12:30 p. m. by the Ham-ilton-Berry Chapter, Service Star Legion, in the Sun Dial Tearoom,

0. E. S. to Confer Degrees—Southport Chapter No, 442, O, E. 8, will confer degrees at 8 p. m. Wednesday in the Southport Masonic TemMrs. Alma Spencer is worthy 8. Rider is worthy

Cumberland Unit, to Meet—The ,. will meet Wednesday night. The work of 1870 will ‘be discussed by the Marion County Association of Past Matrons

rookside Group to Meet—Brook-

Tuesday in the Brookside Masonic Temple, E. 10th and Gray Sts. Mrs. Bess M. Evans is worthy matron and Elmer T. Jones is worthy pa-

0. E. S. Members to Dine—Golden Rule Auxiliary, O. E. S. will hold a covered dish luncheon Monday noon at the home of Mrs. Alma Schoenholtz, 240 S.. Emerson Ave. Afterward, Mrs. Sarah Watson will preside over a business meeting

Auxiliary to Elect—The Sahara

Tuesday at'the Grotto Club House, 1238 Park Ave, The telephone com-

mittee of the Auxiliary will hold its{ annual Christmas dinner party, Sunday evening. . org

0. E. S. Meéting Tuesday—Indiane apolis Chapter No. 393, O. E. S, will meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the Masonic Temple, 1522 W. Morris St.

Club to Hold Party — The First Ward Republican Club ‘will sponsor a card party at 8 p. m. FFriday at Clark Hall, 25th and Station Sts, Mrs. Alice Horning is party chaire man. ; Va O. E. S. To Fete Officers—Past matrons’ and patrons’ night will be celebrated Monday evening by Brightwood Chapter O. E. 8. in the Veritas = Masonic Temple, 3350! Roosevelt Ave. Pollowing initiation. there will be a special birthday proe gram arranged by Evelyn Fielding, with a reading by Vivian Arbaugh, Miss Hazel S. Hill is worthy mae tron, and Thomas Halladay is wore thy patron.

Rebekahs to Meet —The Ell Rebekah Lodge will meet at 2 p. m,” tomorrow at 230 E. Ohio St. Miss Madge Kreitch will be in charge.

Maturates to Meet—‘“The Secret of Breathing” will be the subject of a talk by Prof. W. Scott Hiser before the Indianapolis School of Maturates at 2 p. m. Monday in the Y. W. C, A. Tke Rev. Charles M. Fillmore will conduct a lesson study on “Reading.”

Brookside League Meets — The monthly meeting will be held by members of the Brookside Civie League at 8 p. m. Monday in the Brookside Community House. Fred Pierce, chairman of the public ime provement committee, will report on the committee’s progress in eliminating objectionable industrial odors in the neighborhood. Officers will be elected. Carl L. Payne is league president.

Townsend 9 to Meet—Members of Townsend Club 9 will hold a meet ing at 8 p. m. Monday in the I. 0. O. F. Hall at Hamilton and East Sts. Officers will be nominated.

Officers to Be Installed—Ralph Dragoo, new president of Indiane apolis Toastmasters’ Club 2, will be installed witl: other officers at a meeting Thursday in the Central Y. M. C. A. Other officers to he inducted are Zellon Audritsch, vice= president; Charles Hailey, secree tary; Douglas Brown, sergeant-ate arms, and Walter A. Jones, deputy governor,

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