Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1944 — Page 2

Methodist area during the coming four years. Bishop Titus Lowe of the Indianapolis area is council chairman. Indianapolis ministers on the council include Dr. Guy O. Carpenter, district superintendent; | Dr. John F. Edwards, pastor of the Broadway Methodist church; Dr. D. L. Browning of the North Methodist church, and Dr. 8. L. Martin of the (3

Roberts Park church.

Embodies Five Programs The Crusade for Christ embodies these five programs: The promotion of a new world order; a four-year) evangelistic campaign; an attempt | to increase Sunday school attend. ance: an emphasis on stewardship, | and the rebuilding of missions de- |

stroyed by war.

A sum of $25,000000 will be raised | } "outside the routine offerings of the denomination, to finance the cru-| sade for Christ. The crusade will] be launched in Indiana with 17 rallies held between Oct. 8 and 15. The rally in Indianapolis on Oct. 15 will be addressed by the Rev.| Claude Garrison, Mishawaka; Dr. Wesley Bransford, Anderson; Dr. BE. Burns Martin, South Bend; the Rev. B. B. Shake, Ft. Wayne; Dr.| A. W. Pugh, Muncie; the Rev. Jesse Fox, Kokomo, and the Rev. Howard

Brown, Richmond.

CONFERENCE SLATED BY - CHIROPRACTORS!

The 34th annual conference of the

Indiana Chiropractors

will be held Oct. 15 to 17 in the! Lincoln hotel, Dr. Hazel L. Ramsay |

of Sullivan; president, today.

The first formal meeting will be held at 1:30 p. m. Oct. 15 and] Mayor Robert H. Tyndall has been! invited to make the welcoming ad-' dress. Several nationally known speakers have been invited, Dr.

Ramsay said.

Other officers of the association are Dr. V. W, Dean of Indianapolis, vice president; Dr, C. E. Bluffton, secretary-treasurer, and Dr. F. H Maisel of Gary, state director of the national association, |

MISS NICHOLAS JOINS RILEY HOSPITAL HERE

Miss Margie Nicholas has been ap- | pointed speech pathologist at the! cerebral palsy clinic of the James Whitcomb Riley hospital, T. A. Gottschalk, state department of public!

welfare administrator, today,

A speech Instructor for two years at Elders Ridge high school, Pa. Miss Nicholas studied speech at] Slippery Rock State Teachers col-| lege, Pa. and the University of; “Michigan. &

ARMY LISTS 300,382 PRISONERS IN U. S.

WASHINGTON, Oct.

The war department revealed ves terday that 300,382 prisoners of war were held within the continental |. limits of the United States as of

Oct. 1.

There were 248,205 Germans, 51,034 Italians and 1143 Japanese at 131 base camps and approximately 300 branch camps in all sections of | the United States. The branch, camps are designed to place pris-! oners near current work projects. |

RELIEF CORPS TO MEET Alvin V. Hovey relief corps No 106 will meet at 1 p. m, tomorrov at 512 N. Illinois st. Blanche Cool: president, will preside.

Representatives of the Indiana “church organised a new Methodist | area council yesterday in the Roberts Park Methodist church. The council will direct the Crusade for Christ program and all other affairs of the Indianapolis!

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