Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 June 1942 — Page 6

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Vacation School Children Find Friend

of famine and war, is fittingly | very provident. He stores food for his young, in odd little pouches beside his ears and looks very comical to the children when he has a full carge of carrot aboard. Sometimes he rises, in his dignity, and stands like a bear

schools of the city. The children above are enrolled at the daily vacation Bible school in the Carroliton Avenue Evangelical and Reformed chureh. Dr. Ralph L. Holland is pastor and father of Ted and Elaine. The hamster, which comes from our ally across the seas, country

The little Chinese hamster in Ted Hollands hand hag found friends among the vacation school children (eft to right) Susan Hobbs, Patsy Moudy, Fred Loutee and Elaine Holland Kindness to all God's creatures and interest in their habits are in the vacation

stressed

Rev. Kellison Churches Should Bolster Their In New Post, Credit, Finance Expert Says

Chosen as Secretary by Charles O. Holton's Building ing Committee Urges Pay Off Debts in Next Six Years.

Ine Rev. M. Owen Kellison of By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Ponca City, Okla, is the new Ste It is the churches’ own fault that banks often refuse to lend retary of religious education of the] them money for new buildings of needed repairs, says Charles O. Hols United Christian Missionary society. ton, chureh-finance specialist. He his duties here Sept. 1! The Rev

jonails

Missionary Group.

will assume the last few years, he declares. But Mr. Holton does not make these without offering definite help to change the picture ation. Re member of | He sees in the plentiful money) national planning committee for {now in circulation and the fact that the United Christian Education Ad- [rower and fewer commodities ave| vance and will represent the Dis-fiaine produced on which to spend) | ciples in interdenominational Work. ls an opportunity for the churches He succeeds Dr. T. T. SWenngen, iio redeem their lost financial standwho resigned some months ago. | ing.

Th Y 3 i 1] al The Rev. Mr. Kellisen wi i lead A| Heads Building up forum scussion on the Christian Gro

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Wawasee to Be Scene of Conference

United Christian Adult Leaders Will Discuss Problems of Day.

Lake Wawasee will be the setting for an interdenominational confers | ence attended by Indianapolis leaders and those from Michigan, Ohio, Illinois and Kentucky, July 5 to 11. The meeting, called the Western Great Lakes conference of the Unitied Christian Adult movement, will be at the west end of the lake in Oakland park. Christian principles as related to family life, “the pagan times” and peace after war: migrant populations, and plans for the rural church will be discussed.

Chairmen Listed Mrs. Virgil A. Sly, newly elected

Them to cnn istian council of China,

The churches have absolutely destroyed their credit ratings in|g.qeration and Dr. Page, a nation= {ally known religious lecturer, author land traveler.

{chairman for the group discussion of

| the Rev.

president of the Indianapolis Couns cil of Churchwomen, will be chairs man and Miss T'Sui Chen Kuan, resource leader, of the daily group discussion of “Christian Family

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Open This

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during the winter to carry on the

yourself trouble by grouping them according to the leaves. Put all the succulents, like the cacti, to- . gether, all the begonias together, | then the Jerusalem cherry, poinsettia, hydrangea and crown of thorns.

HOUSE PLANTS

After Taking Outdoors Water With Care and Watch for Insects. |

All gardeners have house plants |

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3516 Janet drive . .. for sale by Jack C. Carr and open for inspection this week-end.

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Extra Elecirical Outlets In Forest Manor Dwelling

match the trim and there are built-in cabinets and a double sink. A window is above the sink and there is a broom closet. A window at the west end of the

A two-story brick dwelling which, features an extra number of elec-| trical outlets, hardwood floors and, white wood work has been compleied by M. G. Gerdenich at 3516

Life.” Miss T'Sui Chen Kuan is! secretary of the department of the] ‘Christian home of the national | “A Ohristian Code in Papan| Times” is the subject for a group conference for which Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel will be chairman and Dr. Kirby Page, resource leader, Dr, Baumgartel is executive secretary of the Indianapolis Church

Dr. James A. Crain will serve as

“A Just and Durable Peace” Bernard J. Mulder and Ralph M. Holdeman of Elkhart will be the resource leaders. Dr, Mulder will alse present the daily address on “The Kingdom of God in the Bible and Human Hopes.” Present New

when Dr,

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{south side.

{leum floor

Kitchen overlooks an inclosed | breezeway. This has & floor with a door whatnots. Another door leads to picture /a large two-car garage with an overhead door.

Hall Off Front Door

Janet drive in the Forest Manor estates, It is for sale by Jack ©. Carr and will be open for inspec= ition this week-end. Two matching paneled windows on each side of the front] door lend an appropriate balance to] the front of the dwelling, The]

windows are in the living and din-| The dining room is east of the ing rooms. | kitchen. It has rose-colored wall

and has! Paper of flower design, a white ceil-

The living room is long ¢ : two paneled windows flanking a|iD® and a colonial style china closet in the corner. There is a gray dado

white colonial fireplace on the and a window to the north.

Another paneled winA hall off the front door provides |

dow is to the west. The fireplace] has a tile hearth and facing and entrance to both the living and

the wallpaper is gray and white dining room. it has gray and pale vertical stripe with a white ceiling, yellow scenic design wallpaper and

. 4 a guest clot. A wrought iron balOld Ivory Walls in Kitchen ustrade is on the stairway to the Off the living room to the north

second floor, is the entrance hall to the Kitchen., The upstairs hallway carries out There is a washroom in the hall the design of the downstairs hall with a buff upper wall and black and leads to three bedrooms and the and gray tile lower wall. The lino- bathroom, It has one window and is black and gray mar-

cement | at each end with|

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a clothes chute in the stairway wall,

for house plants on the north side (of the house or garage away from | the wind. Take out six inches of |

soil and put in six inches of sharp sand or cinders which have been exposed to the rain for some time. Sink the pots to the rim in the

{sand, far enough apart to allow

for the quick summer spread in growth, The sand or cinders prevent earthworms from crawling into the container through the drainage hole. Water

don’t forget them.

If your house faces north

some shrubs where they get only the morning sun,

Use Care in Watering

During the heat of the summer, watering must be attended to with care. Some plants, like azaleas, must be kept moist at all times; others, like the succulents, need little mois-

ture. All house plants object to the]

continual dripping of moisture from eaves or leaves. They hate wind and hot sun, which when they are first set out, will cause a painful sunburn, All plants must be watered as they need it. The thin-leaved plants will call for far more moisture than the

thick- leaved ones, and you can save

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he intern con-! Mr. Holton is chairman of the) 3 | Disciples church building committee of the| 3 : He is denominational editor for nd Rapids Home Missions council of North : | the Reformed Church in America, tor=in= - » | America. Serving on the committee edi or-in-chief of the Religious Di | gest and president of the Michigan | lave representatives of 22 Protesant

| Council of churches with heats M. K. Richardson, fore denominations, The committee is quarters in Grand Rapids. £ x "i will be master of ceve- [sponsoring a movement to influence

| Crain is executive secretary the services marking|the churches of the United States social education and social tits jon ito pay off their debts within the]

for the Disciple of Christ. of the next six years. | | The new mission study texts will United Brethren church! These debts total about $1,000. | be presented; religious literature m. and 000000. To pay them off, even in will be on display. and worship, felducted by gradual installments, Ww ill be a great

| lowship meals, informal conversa-| Montgomery, pastor, will task, Mr. Holton admits. But he |

tions and vespers are scheduled.! \ basket dinner. |and his committee believe it is qn. cr The Rev. J. Burt Bouwman, exec-|tages in Ravenswood. in the weekly 3% a ms in Ay | 8 f¢ general anniversary possible

tive secretary of the Michigan coun- | sales report of the; North Side In addition to his chairmanship

bleized and there is one window, The kitchen has old ivory walls land ceiling and a black and white marbleized linoleum floor with red | marblezed trim. The worktops

124 SALES REPORTED BY N. SIDE REALTORS

Jack C. Carr announced the sale {of 11 dwellings, including five cot-

of Cross Ventilation

Christ All three bedrooms have one] closet and a white ceiling. The! | master bedroom at the northeast | corner has old rose wallpaper of| Lawn, Factory Fence |

flower design, the northwest bed-|State-Wide Service—Delivery or Erected | room has robin egg blue walipaper)BR-3141. Night BR-1:3-6318 Winthrop

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wallpaper, All have cross ventila-| ton. A pale jade-green glass tile lower and wall and an inset of etched-glass| swans over the bathtub highlights | VENET ! AN BLI NDS the bathroom. There is a large linen | FCRSISHED: BY jis NITED RUG & LINOLEU 139 W. WASH. LI-3313 CO.

Mark Anniversary

The Rex me: monies the 15t of the Brookside Chureh 10 30 ’ DI W. R be followed H H

Pasion for h HEHE of the erect present building

This is our typical roadside marker. Watch for | hem at road intersectio . . they lead to Honana’s Finest Nursery! Open seven days a week. Complete varieties of all annuals, geraniums and petunias for porch hoxes.

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| closet, pale blue-green upper wall, | | built-in bathtub and shower and |

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chairman,

Holton is also

cil of churches and Christian Realtors, Twenty-four units were of the committee, Mr.

manager of the church loan depariment of the Railroadmen’s Federal " Savings and Loan association with On Sunday, July 5 Rp e gin headquarters in Indianapolis. Fark Christian church will inaugu > Church Credit Once Good

rate a unified service beginning at) 9:30 and closing at 11:10 a. m.| has been aiding churches Beginners and primary children wil their finances for many vears.| mae se ge Pome he has reduced church) join in the ad MN ton gregation for | indebtedness (0 the association fied worship, holy commun-| from $2.000000 to $800,000. HowAng se by Dr Irundy over the association still holds 131) Fisher, pastor “The ERE sched- | |

le of services will be resumed in church mortg u Q services CIAL SU \ a 3 i's T a time when bankers September, here was a Hm

considered churches good financial risks. Mr. Holton says. But during the depression, the churches in-| jured their credit by asking the! banks. too repeatedly, for reduces | 1 tions of loans if churches wish their credit ratings, their bills within a length of time, just as is posed of the alumni of the Jewish |of individuals, according to Ms. Theological Seminary of America. | Holton, But shattered church At the coming Wertung rel like the credit of individuals, |

Plan Unified Service

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e session, problems of the Jews and the syna-|may be built up by careful planning gog will be discussed. An innova-|and procedure, he says. tion will be a panel for the wives Cites Local Congregavion

of rabbis who will talk abo \ plac -. the w i - R Ao he As an example of a church setting extra-synagog. Jewish activities and Out establish its eredit, Mr. Holthe community at | ton cited an Indianapolis congregai 4 'tion. The church is to buy, wd : RB Yn deposit with the association, a $1 Brooklyn th goa ol defense bond yearly for five years. a. m. sermon tomorrow at the Lin-|At the end of that time, the church wood Christian ch weh. expects to need $12,000 for repairs. ——— , If the church accumulates the $5000 in bonds, the association will gladly lend the balance of $7000, Mr. Holton says. According to his estimate, the lehurches of the country will need to spend about $40,000,000 on repairs and remodeling, alone, five years from now, It is the purpose of Mr. Holton and his committee to prepare for this by helping the churches reestablish their credit ratings and promote good feeling between them and money lending agencies. For at the end of the war, both labor and materials will again be plenti.

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Honor City

Clergymen

‘Colleges Confer Degrees on

Several Local Men.

Dr. J. M. Horton, executive sec retary of the Indiana Baptist convention, is one of several Indian- | apolis clergymen to receive the honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity recently. The Northern Baptist Theologieal seminary, Chicago, conferred the degree on Dr, Horton because {of his “outstanding record as pastor. administrator and convention | executive,” according to the Baptist Observer, Dr. Horton also preached the seminary baccalaureate sermon. Dr. H. E. Hinton, returned missionary from Burma, now central representative of the ministers’ and missionaries’ benefit board of the Northern Baptist convention, was named Doctor of Divinity by Bates college. Lewiston, Me, Dr. Virgil G. Hunt, superintendent of the White River Conference of the United Brethren church, received the same degree from Indiana Central college, and Dr. Sumner L. Martin, pastor of the Roberts Park Methodist church received it from De Pauw university,

Double Tribute to Fisher

Union college, in the Kentucky mountains, near Barbourville, invited Dr. Logan Hall to deliver the baccalaureate sermon and conferred the degree upon him. Dr, S. Grundy Fisher, pastor of the University Park Christian church, received the degree {rom Drake university and also was made state president of the Disciples of Christ, this summer, Dr. E. Robert Andry was awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, after several years work both in and out of residence, by the Southern Pacific Theological seminary, Louisville, Ky. Dr. Andry is the pastor of the Downey Avenue Christian church,

. \ { Seconda Presby terian

This Historie Church of Which Henry Ward Beecher. Was Minister

Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts

JEAN 8 MILNER, D. D.. Minister Morning Worship, 11 A M

“VICTIMS OF CIRCUMSTANCE" By Dr. Milner Festive services and an open house tomorrow will mark the complete re-decoration of the Emerson Avenue Baptist church, The church will be rededicated at 2:30 p. m. with ceremonies including a sermon by Dr. J. M. Horton, executive secretary of the Indiana Baptist convention, Dr. Clive McGuire and Dr. U, S, Clutton will assist, The Rev. George T. King, pastor, will preside at the rededication and be host at the open house following. EEE

SALEM PARK CAMP MEETING

of the MISSIONARY BANDS July 2nd to 12th The Only Camp Meeting Grounds in Indianapolis HEAR REV. G. FREDERICK OWEN EACH NIGHT AT 7:30

TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN i 34th and Central DR. ROY EWING VALE Minister 9:30 A. M, BIBLE SCHOOL 10:45 A. M,, DIVINE WORSHIP

DR. VALE PREACHING

“THROWING PEARIS INTO THE RIVER"

Thurs, 7:15 BL M. Mid-Week Services

Emerson Avenue Baptists

To Hold Re-dedication Rite

The old buildings on the South end of the property have been torn away and the entire church covered with brick veneer with stone trim. The basement has been remodeled to include a new kitchen and dining room. New steps and walks have been added and the lawn landscaped. One of the four new stained glass windows is dedicated to the church's men in the armed forces and the other five new windows are also memorials. The foyer and the auditorium are both illuminated by fluorescent lighting and the latter, furnished in leather and chrome. The choir directed by Helen Thomas Martin will sing at all services and the Rev. Mr, King will preach on “Are We Building?” at morning worship. The building committee includes Paul Keller, chairman; L. D. Shirrell, George

Traut, Chase Johnson and the pastor,

education, is conference director,

Plan Open House

For Service Men

A dormitory and reception center for service men is to be conducted Saturdays and Sundays in the gym-| nasium of the Roberts Park Meth. | odist church, Open house will be held July 17, Equipment is being assembled and cadettes trained. The center is being inaugurated at the request of the Indianapolis Church federation and Dr, C. A. McPheeters, war committee chairman, Dr, 8. L. Martin, Roberts Park pastor, has invited the public to share in the center preparations by donating cots and bedding, tables, easy and deck chairs, table tennis games, shuffle board sets, a record player for rolier skating| music, magazines and magazine subseriptions. The men will be lodged on Saturday nights and invited to services and special vespers on Sundays. Various ministers and laymen are co-operating with Dr. Martin in launching the center as a Protestant church project,

Climax to Rubber Drive

The young people's intensive, serap rubber campaign will come to a climax in a military-religious service tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in the Southport Methodist church, Youth of the church, who have canvassed the community for serap rubber, will present the program. Proceeds from the rubber wiil be given to the church building fund. Miss Jean MoeKinney is program chairman. A service flag honoring congregational men in the armed forces will be dedicated; parents of the men will be recognized, and the national anthem and other patriotic songs will be sung. The Rev. F. T. Taylor, pastor, will speak on “This Is the Vietory.” EJ Eg 4

ENTERTAIN SAILORS

Thirty men from the naval training station will be gaests at the all-Indianapclis B. Y. P. U. picnic and program tomorrow afternoon and evening at Garfield park. Miss Josephine Ward will direct the recreation and Miss Marie Gish, the singing festival. The devotional service following the picnic supper is in charge of Miss Ruth Dutton.

LESSON - SERMON TOPIC

All Christian Science churches will study the lesson-sermon subject, “Christian Science,” tomorrow, The Golden Text is: “Laying aside all malice, and all guile, and hypocrisies, and envies, and all evil speakings, as newborn babes, desire the sincere milk of the word, that ye may grow thereby.” I Peter al, 3

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Peters, state FHA director, told Indianapolis home builders who are vacationing at Lake Wawasee this week-end. With this object in view, FHA recently changed its remodeling provisions under Title 1, allowing local FHA offices to pass ON aDPDi= | aa — cations for such credit in excess of PLAN

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