Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1942 — Page 4

Hache sufferers, in fact, the re‘of the church the world Among the events sure to be recalled at the founders’ celebration is the purchase of the church bell by women of the congregation in

p to Preach . Rt. Rev. R. A. Kirchhoffer, of the Episcopal Diocese of will preach and celeHoly Communion tomorrow, Saints day, at 10:45 in ‘All _ cathedral. Bishop * Kirchwill be. assisted by .the Rev.

fire ‘alarm and. the call to worship. The bell swings now in the present tower and will herald the festive

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boy, pregcher, held a revival in 1881 at the church. The meeting lasted 13 weeks and hundreds of people were moved to join the city’s churches or renew their religious zeal.

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Old Styles Outmoded

“There was a time when musical instruments were considered too worldly to be used in'Roberts Park church, but the: ruling was presently outmoded just as the prim Quaker style of separating the men and women at worship. Churchwomen presented a: dairy maids’ carnival in Tomlinson hall in 1887 with great success, ‘donating the entire proceeds, $2000, to Roberts Park. The most recent achievement of the congregation is the service men’s center held each ,| week-end. Young men of the armed forces gather in the social rooms to read, write letters, attend parties and enjoy various kinds of recrea-|w: tion. Both Meridian Street ‘Methodist church and Roberts Park trace their origins to a meeting held under a

he spiritual victory crusade conducted by Charlie and “Taylor in the First Baptist The crusade will open its | week tomorrow with meetings 10:50 a. m. and 3 and 7:30 p. m. ; Fayior (Charlie) will preach 7 through Priday evenings

NS on Monday and Thursday. Taylor will give a 45 minrecital of modern music Friday his. brother's sermon, Idols of 1942.”

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ctor of Christian education and ng people’s work for the IndiBaptist convention, will address 2 youth rally tomorrow at 7:30 m. in the Central Baptist church. g people will assist with the ce and meet for an hour of ation afterward.

1848. At first, it sounded both the

church is told by Mrs,

Thursday secretary of local church activities,

house grounds in 1819. A bronze plaque has been hung in the rotunda of the state house by women of the Meridian Street church to mark the meeting place. The little fown of Indianapolis was laid out in 1820 and the Indianapolis Methodist circuit, organized a year later. The circuit was afterward called the Indianapolis station and later, Wesley chapel. When the chapel was divided into the eastern and western stations, the latter continued to. worship in the building and finally became the Meridian Street Methodist church.

Named for Bishop

The Eastern station first took the name, Roberts chapel, then Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal church and at last, simply, Roberts Park Methodist church. The name is in honor of Bishop Robert Roberts who was buried in 1842 on the DePauw Campus. Before becoming established" 72 years ago in its present home at Vermont and Delaware, the congre-

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gation worshipped in Private houses,

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WHAT'S CEBKIN'/

Oct. 31, 1942

Many a colorful incident In the history of Roberts Park Methodist Mrs. K. W, Carr to her children, Janet and Kenneth. Mrs, Carr is taking the management of the founders’ day turkey dinner evening in her stride. 1¢ 4s one of her respunsiiitio as

in the courthouse and in its own building at Pennsylvania and Market sts. erected in 1846. Over the long period of its life, many pastors have served the church, among them Dr. G. M. Smith who is now minister emeritus. Another staunch supporter of the church is Oliver Miller, custodian for more fhan a quarter century. Oliver will be on hand to help make a success of the founders’ day celebration just as he is for every occasion and high day,

‘Living Upstairs’ Will Be Reviewed

The Rev. Pr. John Casey will review “Living Upstairs,” by Francis Meehan, at 8 p. m. Tuesday, Nov. 10, in the war memorial auditorium, The review will be presented as part of the Catholic information bureau's observance of Catholic book week. « Father Casey is superintendent of diofesan schools. The Rev. Fr. Richard Grogan, —=—=| director of the Catholic informa-

is the result of 40 years of study of the author, who is both lecturer and critic. Handling review tickets are Mes-

tion bureau and reading room, hl pointed out that “Living Upstairs”

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it's 5 Cookin’ in Sports— Egyptian a . NTvsapere a ss Hartman got a hit on one o FOOTBALL FANS are enthused over the _ “nieces of it flew off and smoke was pouring for.a Great Lakes-lowa Seahawks : from it when this plane was ldst seen.” , season grid game at the Bufler Bowl Hals off to you, Lieut. Hartman. ; . . And 18.» 4» If the naval big shots. approve then there's Lieut. Robert J, Grotkaus. . . . He was a bombardier on a flying fortress that set out from England to bomb the Nazi U-boat base at Lorient. . . : On the way, swarms of enemy fighters attacked, seriously wounding several of the fortress crew and knocking out seven of its guns. . , , But don’t think that stopped our boys. . . . No, sir. ' They fought on to Lorient, and Lieut. Grothaus laid a nice nest of eggs right on the U-boat base. . . . And then they fought their way back to England. . . . That's the spirit that’s going to win this war. °

The Mail Bag—

AND NOW FOR the “What's Cookin’” mail bag. . . . Seaman Joseph W. Sullivan «(5935 College), of the coast guard, sends us a V-mail letter from faraway Honolulu, says be appreciates “What's Cookin’ ” the weekly digest of the news from home. . . . And . Mrs. Mary Harrison, 445 W. 31st st, says she has sent every . issue to her husband, Corp. Leonard IL. Harrison, who's with t h e quartermaster _ corps in India. “He passes it around to ithe other fellows until it practically falls apart.” PE And here’s a note that Samuel V. Cox (441 N. Oaskland), : : has finished = officer candidate school at Edgewood Arsenal, Md., 85d, Y60%s SOUMMISIONSS 8 ean lobe FE Congrats. to you, Lieut. Cox. . Mrs, Edna Goodall, Camby, relays & message from her brother, Corp. Virgil McCoy, down at Davis-Montkan field, ‘Tucsor\, Ariz, that he wants to keep on receiving “What's Cookin’.” ca + And he’s going to keep on getting i, too. . . . Mrs. Ruth Myers sent a few “What's ‘Cookin’ * clippings to her brother, Pfc. Clyde

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Dame, 21; Tllinols, 14, Iowa, 14; 1. U, Wisconsin, 13; Purdue, 0. Westen higan, 13; Butler, 7. DePauw, 53; WEL, Tinian Emil Deluse, Em-Roe is boasting about the six pound, ‘ounce large-mouth bass he caught in goon creek. . . . Some fish! . , . Dr. J. n Wright Eas been re-elected president inland Golf and Counfry Club. . . . hockey circles, our Caps have won one lost three exhibition games to Detroit, their season opener to Buffalo, and about to lose Jack Keating to the army, '» But they've just signed Johnny Holota, ding vidual scorer of the American peiation last year with Omaha. :

aww pt. Eddie Is Missing— | EVERYBODY AROUND here has his prs crossed, hoping the navy will find

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{ing of the youth groups. |from 6:45 p. m. to 9 p. m. and the

dames James Grady, Joseph Braun,

John Fahle, R. W. Kaley, Charles ‘McCarthy, Misses Elizabeth O'Hara, Helen O'Gara, Winifred Galvin, Margaret Widoff, Cozefta Greiner, Margaret Sheerin, Josephine Murphy, Mary Haboush, Bertha Bueliler, Marie Krieg, Mary Kerins and Rosa McNamara.

YOUTH GROUPS INVITE GUESTS

The Rev. E. E. Russell of the Eighth Christian church, 14th st. and Belleview pl., has invited young people in the neighborhood to attend the meetings tomorrow even-

The Junior-Hi group will meet

Hi-School age group from 8:40 p. m. to 10 p. m.

HOME-COMING DAY

AT . MOORESVILLE

Tomorrow . will. be - Home-coming, day ‘at the Mooresville Christian church. Bible school will be held at 9:30

Cornelius Sheridan, Charles Hill}

|Service Men

To Be Guests

Jewish Women Plan Program, Recital. ©

Service men will: be guests for Sunday evening supper and an organ recital tomorrow at the temple of the Indianapolis Hebrew congregation. : The entertainment is sponsored by the Council of Jewish Women. Mrs. Ferrell Scott, temple organist, will present a varied program from 5 to 5:30 p. m., preceding supper, Cadettes and members of the Temple Young People’s league will be present to dance with the setvice men after supper. Mrs. Scott will play Yon’s “Toccatina” for the flute, Tschaikowsky’s “Andante Cantabile,” Wagner’s “To the Evening Star,” Schubert’s “Serenade” and ' Godaid’s “Berceuse.” Among the lighter numbers on the program are “Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life” and “Thine Alone” by Herbert, “The Indian Love Call” by Romberg and “Estralita” by Pence. Mrs. ur , A. Fairbanks is chairman of the event and Mrs. L. and Mrs. Lawrence Lapinska, co-chairman.

Aids for Church Workers Shown

Mrs, E. D. Lewis, Methotist fleld worker and Christian ‘education Specialist, will address an advance-to-victory rally for the district at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the East Park church. The rally is one of a series presented by the Indianapolis area and is sponsored by Dr. Alfred H, | Backus, Christian education execufive secretary. Its purpose is to acquaint church workers with the vast bulk of literature and helps the church provide for use in the education of children and adults. Books, ‘maps, pamphlets, pictures and the like will be displayed at the rally. Mrs. Lewis will answer questions concerning the effective use of the church literature by teachers and leaders for all ages.

OPA MAY REVISE POTATO PRICES

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81 (U. P)— Senator John Thomas, (R. IdaJ, said * yesterday that potato price ceilings established by the office of price administration had resulted in a “decline of nearly 40 per cent” in the market price of that farm commodity. “A revised price cefling order is expected to be issued by the OPA| within a day or two,” Thomas said in a prepared statement,

Girl Who Sacrificed Life fo Save Another Cited as Hero)

ton and former chairman of the

He is one-time president of ‘the Anderson. Family Welfare associa-

synodical evangelism committee The Rev. Mr. Peters is a graduate

LEGION WOMEN ~~ ENTERTAIN VETS

The Osric Mills Watkins unit 162 of the 12th district American Legion auxiliary arranged the musical pro-

gr for the 5:30 p. m. Protestant tomorrow at the Veterans’ hospital

Mrs. Sam Roney will sing accompanied by Mrs. Clarence Watkins, The Rev. Charles R. Lizenby, Protestant ¢haplain, will give the meditation.

Plan Inter-Faith Panel

Protestant, Catholic and Jewish clergymen have been invited to attend an inter-faith panel forum Monday at 10:30 3. m. in the World War Memorial auditorium. Dr. William PF. Rothenburger is chairman of the panel cn which the Rev. Pr. John J. Doyle of Marian college will represent the Catholic church and Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht, the Jewish faith. The executive committee of the ministerial association will’ meet at 9:30 a. m. preceding the .panel forum in the auditorium and the church federation executive committee, afterward at 12:15 p. m., in

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Hold Revival Service

The Rev. Bennie Morgan will preach and Mike Mulligan will sing and direct the music for the revival tomorrow through Nov. 15 in the Morris Street Methodist church. The Rev. E. N. Rosier, pastor, will be in charge of the revival and the thank offering service tomorrow evening when Miss Irene Duncan will, speak. = The latter service 1s sponsored by the ‘woman's society of Christian service. ;

BRETHREN PLAN ~ 'ALL-DAY MEET

The Indianapolis Church of the Brethren will hold home-coming services all day tomorrow with a covered dish luncheon at noon. Babies will be consecrated and letters of membership to the church, received at the 10:45 a. m. worship service. The pastor, the Rev. Harry EK. Zeller, will speak on “The Challenge of Christianity” and Mrs. Frances Huter will sing “The Lord’s Prayer.” Virgil Stinebaugh will disouss the program of the church in the years ahead and the Rev. Samuel Hylton, longtime member. the history of the local congregation at 2:30 p. m. The Rev. Mr. Zeller will speak again at 7:30 p. m. vespers, using the subject, “Hosea, the Prophet of Redemptive Love.”

TEXT ANNOUNCED

All Christian = Science - churches will study the lesson-sermon subJect, “Everlasting Punishment,” to= morrow. The Golden Text is: “My son, despise not the chastening of the Lord; neither be weary of his ‘correction; . for whom ‘the Jord loveth he correcteth; even

past president of the Anderson +. | Ministerial association, a member of " |the Madison County Council of = /|Soclal agencies, the Anderson Op-, +|timist club and the Anderson Community Chest board.

Rev. Olen A. Peters >

of Wittenburg college and the Hamma Divinity school. : Mrs, Peters, who was Miss Dorothy LaVerne of Defiance, O., the pastor and their small son, Milton Eugene, will ‘make their nome a4 41 , 53d. st,

Union Service! At Friedens

Cincinnati Pastor Is Principal Speaker.

Evangelical and . Reformed congregations of Indianapolis and the vicinity will hold their union reformation service fomorrow at 7:30 p., m. at Priedens Evangelical and Reformed church. : The Rev. William J. Witt of Cincinnati, will speak on “The Fruits|] of the Reformation” and Friedens|; choir will sing under the direction of Hugh Mason and will be accompanied by Mrs. Robert Unversaw, organist. The Rev. Robert C. Kuebler, host pastor, will serve as liturgist, assisted by Dr. Harold E. Klingel and the Rev. Frank P. Puhlmann. Co-operating congregations In addition to Friedens are: St. John’s, St. Paul's of the Evangelical branch: Zion, Garfield Park, Immanuel, First, Second, Carrollton Avenue, St. Paul’s of the Reformed branch; Pleasant Run boulevard and Trinity, all of Indianapolis; St. John’s, ‘Cumberland; Zion, New Palestine; Zion, Fenton; Union Township; and First, Shelbyville, churches.

‘RIGHT TO VOTE IS C. M. B. TOPIC

“The Right to Vote” will be discussed by Merle Sidener before Christian Men Builders class of the Third Christian church tomorrow morning. Candidates for class officers in 1943 will be presented. They are John H. Egli, Marshall C.: Harvey, Emery E. Dobbins, George Brenton, Marion Gatlin, Ewell F. Ewing, Richard Reynolds and George C. Stewart. The C. M. B. hour will be broadcast over WFBM at 9:30 a.’ m.* ! ER ole Ean it! old Hymns 34. Gospel

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