Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1942 — Page 2
ocal Women Take Lead In Church Peace Plans; Note Mothering Sunday’
. Patrick's Church ‘o
Have- Solemn High Mass
~ Tuesday in Honor of Patron Missionary-Saint; Catholics Take War Relief Offering.
which will follow the war. "The Federal Council of
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some months ago. And last week,
a large party of Indianapolis people same study sponsored’
by the. counell
ther Hall’ Formerly , Was
the city tomorrow at 4 p. m. in All|
Saints cathedral. The meeting is sponsored by the st. isabeth chapter of the cathedral women. Mrs. C. K. Thompson is
Honor sti prick
given by both Catholics Protestants. But the solemn high mass Tues-
tomorrow forenoon in
. An old English Mothering Sunday will be observed tomorrow at services in Christ church on the - circle. Whole families will sit toge
: iothering Sunday wil} be obwith Holy Com a jougsvony With Haly ComSSuBiof and 4 fermen by the Rev, Jokm M. Nelson, vloar , at 10:45 am. The "Nelson will Breach on “The Love of God”
Festive’ Lincheon Set
‘School children whose mothers belong to the Women’s Federation of | the Wallace Street Presbyterian church are looking forward to a festive luncheon Thursday noon when ‘they will be the guests of
Parsonage.
Because large numbers of girls coming inte : Indianapolis to work
lor fit themselves for business or the
Mrs. Leonard A. Smith
have indicated an interest in Bible reading, in conversations with those
federal ' building, that churchwomen are distributing an aid to Bible reading among the men. The aid is a: booklet prepared by the, American Bible society, which includes a collect arranged by the Marion county civilian defense council, : Mrs. J. H. Smiley, president of the Indiana Council of Churchwomen and chairman of the defense council committee which wrote the collect, was largely instrumental in ‘distributing the booklet. f 8
2 The Temple Teens of the Indianapolis Hebrew congregation have elected the following new officers: Lillian Steinkeller, president; Ruth Greenstein, vice president; Selma Greenstein, secretary treasurer. 8
"Rev, ©. E. Asbury, former pastor, tomorrow morning in the Asbury Memorial Methodist church. The Rev. Mr. Asbury died in the church in 1915. A list of members who have died within the year will be
ing ‘home for girls here April 1. It is said that many of the desirable homes for working girls in Indianapolis are full and have long waiting lists of applicants. The new Methodist home, at 1241 N. New Jersey st., is sponsored by the Indiana Conference Woman's Society of. Christian Service of which Mrs. Orien W. Fiter is president. Former Fifer Home
The big frame house now being redecorated and set in order for the girls is the former home of the Fifer family. The family occupied the parsonage for 10 years when Dr. Fifer was the pastor of the nearby Central Avenue Methodist church. The Fifer children grew up there and two were married from the house. Now Mrs. Fifer is constantly in.and out of the homestead, not as its mistress, but as WSCS president. Called Esther hall and Deaconess home, it will be maintained chiefly for girls of the low income bracket. Very active in helping to launch the project are the 16 Wesleyan Service guilds of young business and professional women of the city. The guilds will give a banquet in the house April 17. Mrs. Daily in Charge { Mrs. Grace Daily of Tulsa, Okla. for 20 years a house mother for sororities - and fraternities, has taken up residence in Esther hall. With Mrs. Daily in charge, Mrs.
In recent years, the hall was first. used as a residence for deaconesses and then stood idle. Dea-
“|conesses will always be welcome
Expect Crowded
Easter Classes
Church school classes of the city are expecting sucli large crowds for Easter 'm programs that neighborhood move theaters are being engaged for tie meetings The Theater at 2116 E. Oth" st. is to be Easter service of the Everson Class of the East Tenth Street Methodist church. The address of Ray D. Everson, teacher, will be printed and
| distributed among those who attend
and also broadcast over WIBC. Invitations are being’ sent to hundreds of people to attend the service of the 101 Men's Class of
a series of talks on
the theme, « Influence of Jesus Cael vile
Christ on a Mod-
[ern World.” Sunday topics in order,
beginning with tomorrow and : tinuing through Easter are: oot
PRESBYTERIANS + EMPLOY ADVISER
homes,
Bray BELY
service at ‘10:30 a. m. The
WaY|at 8:15 p. m. in the North Side
EB osfiad
to live there as the name of the home implies, Mrs. Fifer says, But at present, all deaconesses in this community are established and satisfied elsewhere, according to Mrs. Fifer. The public will be invited to view new Esther hall at an open house celebration May 1.
EDGEWOOD CHURCH TO BE DEDICATED
Calvary Evangelical Lutheran church in Edgewood will dedicate its new house of worship with two special services tomarrow. The Rev. W. C. Birkner, director of missions in the central district of Missouri Synod Lutheran church, will deliver the sermon at the first Rev. G. Christian Barth of Cincinnati, O., third vice president of the Synod,
;|will speak at vesper services at 4:30 p. m.
A special community service is scheduled for Tuesday. evening when: the Rev. Walter Lichtsinn, central district president, will speak. A fourth dedicatory service will be held Thursday night. The. Rev. Henry -Scheperle, - institutional missionary of Indianapolis, will lead that service. He will represent the local Federation of Lutheran churches. Calvary church was erected Dudley and Shelby sts., at a of $20,000. For the past 11 the congregation has worshiped a portable chapel. The Rev. Ww. Barth is pastor. '
15 Musical Messengers, ‘Jackie’ Burris’ Here. Evangelist “Jackie” Burris and his team of 15 musical Miesserigers|
ing prospegtive church members,
‘By Dr. Jores during his revival, and turn it over
tabions of Tipe | Noted Missionary Braved
Evangelist Burris reports tha 3000 came through a blizzard to his| Rain of Bombs in China. |" service last Sunday night in Little) Stanley Jones, the man who “listens to God and then Obeys
even if it means flying into the war area of China and preaching under falling bombs, will speak, ; here, four times Friday. Evangelist E. P. White of the In- Dr. Jones will give addresses at diana Methodist conference, trom-/10 a. m., and at 2 and 7:30 p. m. bone player, crayon artist and singer| in the Roberts Park Methodist as well as preacher will hold services|church and talk at an invitational morning and evening tomorrow and luncheon in the ¥. M.. C. A, at each evening until March 22 in the/noon. He is sponsored by the re-
ite ot the Fos at 2 p.m. Monday. The Rev. Charles Je Bh i “will give a sketch of vingston, ‘whose birthda was in March. y
will sing at a banquet at 6:30 o'clock.
Church Notices
Radio Singer to Be Host—Frank
WASHINGTON PARK
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| 9:30 A. M. Bible Sshool 10:45 A. M.
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Church Notices
East Park Methodist church, liglous work and evangelism com- : a. mittee of the church federation of
Kirchhoffer to Spek a. C. & JMchesien i
chairman. Richard = Ainslie Preached Amid Bombs « Ee of the Diocese, Stanley Jones prays for direction P from God and then “listens” rather of Indianapolis, will talk to young|ihan telling the Deity a great many, people and show movies of diocesan|things, he says. Before coming to work tomorrow at’ 6 p. m, in All| America ‘ this time, Dr. Jones
“listened” and “knew he must” fly Saints cathedral. Bishop Kirch- “|inland in Chins, without official
Chinese while bombs rained all church, Thursday evenjng and &f|mpoue them, the North Methodist church, March He has been a "Methodist mis-
26. sionary to India. for, many years, » having refused the honor of bishop Lowe Is Speaker whole shelf - bode of Bishop Titus Lowe of the Indian-|which more than 800,000 have been apolis area will speak on “The Value|printed in 20 foreign languages. of a Church in a Community” to-| Dr. Jones is well known in North morrow at 10:40 a. m. at the Trinity|and South America, in Japan, Methodist church. Korea, Burma, China and Malaya. bain He has valiantly SSEOUEY he saves e Bishop Fred L. Dennis of the o he Lpgan cia Gandbl Northwest area of the United Breth-
the late Dr. Rabindranath Tagore ren church will deliver an address and the late Dr. Charles P. An-
tomorrow at 9 a. m. in the University |; ews. Heights United Brethren church.
Crowds
City College; Baltimore, and at Asbury College. The church federa- ‘| tion expects that the usual throng of Indianapolis people will turn out
"3 ; ai ~ ‘ ‘Over 300 Indianapolis’ Churches extend a sincere welcome to their services tomorrow.;. . . Plan_to attend—especially you thousands of newcomers who have recently arrived in our city, you'll find it will be time well spent.
John S. Albert
Pastor of Gethsemane Lutheran Church, E. Michigan and N. Wallace Sts,
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‘1 to hear him Friday. Alvin T. Coate will preside at the Fermor S. Cannon will speak on|evening meeting and the Butler “Good Reading” to the young peo-|choir will sing, directed by Prof. ple’s fellowship of the ‘Central|Joseph Lautner. The afternoon adAvenue Methodist church tomorrow|dress will be under the joint ausat 6:30 p. m. pices of the Indianapolis Council oo» of Churchwomen and the Federa- . tion of Women’s Clubs.-The respectChicagoan to Be Here ive presidents of these organizations, The Rev, Ray Everett Carr of Chi-|Mrs. Asa Hoy and Mrs. Rudolph cago will speak Tuesday through |Grosskopf, will preside. Friday at noonday services in Christ ae 1 Jor ossing esre is church and Wednesday evening at or the Indiana MinisAll Saints cathedral, The Monday| terial Association, its president, Dr. noonday speaker at Christ church|Sidney Blair Harry will preside. Dr. will be Dr. Ivor G. Hindman of|Jones will conduct a brief retreat Anderson. for the speakers and leaders of In- ® 8 = dianapolis Good Friday services at
The 14 books found in the Roman | the invitational luncheon. Catholic Bible but excluded from the Protestant version are called -LESSON-SERMON TOPIC “The Apocrypha.” “Great values| All Christian Seience churches reside in them; they form an in-|will study the lesson-sermon subdispensable link between the Old |ject, “Substance,” tomorrow. The and New Testaments,” says Dr. E.|golden text is “Faith is the subBurdette Backus, pastor of All Souls|stance of things hoped for, the eviUnitarian church. Accordingly, Dr.|dence of things unseen.” Heb. 11:1. Backus has chosen “The A: a” EE ——m— as the. subject of the fifth of 1 his TWINS ARE 51 MONDAY James T. Cofer and his twin sis-
“| ter, Miss Fanny Cofef, will celebeate: their 81st: birthday at thelr ome, 113¢ W. 35th st, Monday FLYNN ASKS TO TESTIFY The twins, born NEW YORK, March 14 (U.P) ~|to Indianapolis Edward J. Flynn, Democratic nat-|Cofer at one ional sommiiiag chain, demarhe be allowed to|at Fog ho Jie xe rand Ju shay Open house will be held a
“rejoice.”
them?
we are, yet without sin.”
the House of the Lord.”
“THE BREAD OF LIFE” John 6:1-15, - Tomorrow is the Fourth Sunday in Lent. _ the beautiful name, “Laetare,” so-called from the first word of the Introit for the day, “Rejoice.” of trials and tribulations, we are called upon to “rejoice.” In the midst of all our sorrows and perplexities, we-are called upon to “rejoice.” Amid all our difficulties and discouragement: and biasted hopes God’s word says,
Is that possible? Have we any reason for rejoicing, when we are surrounded by all these miseries which sin has brought into the world? Have we any hope to surmount these difficulties, and be enabled to overcome
Yes, thank God. We have a Saviour, who is “touched with the feelifig of our infirmities, who knows all our weaknesses” and “Who was in all points tempted as The Gospel for “Laetare” Sunday records one of the “mighty deeds” of Jesus. Through this evidence of godly power, Jesus reveals that He can meet all the needs and wants of men. With five barley loaves and two fishes He supplied sufficient food for the multitude of men, women and children, He is today for you and me, the same “Bread of Life.” satisfies the wants of body and soul. No one ever comes to Him in vain. He is strong to help and able to deliver, In the Church of our choice, we will find that same Saviour presented in sermon and song.
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prised of 22 young missionaries on leave because of the war, are “ling in Indianapolis churches of
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