Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1945 — Page 8

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PINE BALM Good Friday Will Be Observ Pt Yrs Vi Oot Wet os owes of : By EMMA RIVERS MILNER, Times Church Editor deemer chor in music. during the Indianapolis citizens will mark Good. Friday, the most solemn day | first hour, William J” Kirchof{ will

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ea With Special Services in Churches and Theaters Throughout City |

INDIVIDUAL SERVICES NORTHWEST Fletcher Place Methodist Church, 1 to INDIVIDUAL SERVICES

Il Saints Episcopal Cathedral, 12 Hd :30 p.m.; Laywomen, Rev. Ly= . Xl a a RA irch, UNION SERVICES J {ie p ywomen, Rev. Howard Ly-| Christian Park Church of the Coves

tle, Rev, Henry Meyer, nant, 7:30 p.m.; Rev, Allen B. Cook.

noon to 3 p.m; Rev, Thomas R.|Baptist, Tabernacle Baptist, Tribe Stone|ton; third hour, Rev. Ira Stock. : WEST

i : i y churches and theaters direct the St, Paul's girls’ chiorusinofter, bishop of Episcopal diocese of Mt. Olive Baptist Church, 12 noon to| Victory Memorial Methodist Church, . COLDS of the Christian year, with serv ty downt wn Ne e ®|auring the second hour and Carl|Indianapokis. e 3 p.m.’ Co-operating OChufches: Calvary|12 noon to 3 p.m.; first hour, Ren. R. Mow Matthew's Lutheran Church, 8 p.m. Py and in churches in neighborhoods roughout the city. Church of the Advent Episcopal, 12|Baptist, Fall Creek Baptist, Israelite Bitler; second hour, Rev, L. A. Hubdles-|Rev. C. N. Busse.

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The great reverence which has characterized Indianapolis on Goo Friday in other#&years 1s expected to be very evident during the three

: Women do you suffer hours from noon until 3 o'clock. It was in this period that Christ nung

> on the cross and died. | : w! SIMPLE ANEMIA | Gtvernor Gates has proclaimed national committee has been ut OSPR Friday, Holy communion ii : { work making plans for Good Friday | £0 a Sven on Sathops Shige: d F rn ) | ay according to an immemoria . “hildr y > dis ~hour | Due to Loss of Blood Iron? |... school children will be dismissed [and arranging for the thrée | vEtors. Sot CHR the caerit ce Sl Dg Tes Muwp aurin 11:4 ah ¥ ! ; and agony of Christ. However, {he snem ness executives have notified their| chairman of the committee sacrament will be given to perscns

in danger of death.

Good Friday a, state-wide holiday,

You girls who suffer from simple |;t 11:30 that morning, Many busi- services. Humbert P.. Pagani is

ods you feel tired, weak, a > : , Dragged this may be gue to low | employees that they may take time| Services will be held from 12 noon Pi am’ : |

Rood Regi Ag ) E. Tablets | {rom their work to attend the serv-| until 3 o'clock’in the English thea-

T 4 a are one of the very best home ways t0 |ices Friday. Department stores will| ter and the First Baptist church archbi of Tad ew ! red blood to give reore ; i dian- shop ndianapolis, will ¢(- 8! observe one minute of silence be-|under the direction of the In ficlate at the mass of the pri-

sanctified at 8 a. m. In SS, Petr . ant 8 /ill° sponso! . same moment streetcars and busses Knights of Columbus will" sp r and Paul's cathedral. 'As the words

W label directions twill 5 - “Way of the Cross” devotions Lydia E. Pinkham's TAGLETS wil, stop or TE Ie, erdenonis he oy Pom GS 3 p.m, in the imply, the Host is that blessed tle |Co-operating Churches: Roaseveltor many EE , s ART rr day before, or the pre-sanctifiel.

Three priests will sing the Passion

Pin Church federation. The grehnen, blood-iron tonics you can buy! 0

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The Federation of Evangelical

hours: Monday and Friday 3% Keith's theater featuring a different p. m. | speaker, liturgist and choir for each { hour.

d Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitte Otber Services Set

Optometrist . , circle where noonday services. have

| Wneeler City Rescue mission all

services.

since Palm Sunday afternoon, will speak on “The Lamb Slain from the Foundation of the World” during the first hour servige, noon until

Weeden will lead the devotions and the Howe high school choir directed

During the second hour, the Rev.

T. E. Thompson will lead the devotions and the Crispus Attucks high |school choir will sing directed by

ne | Miss Venoris Williams. Dr. 8. GrunANYWHERE | Miss. ¥ e«eeeee. ANY TIME dy Fisher will give the address

| during the third hour when the " Rev. J. W. Yoder will lead the de-

: | votions. The Technicalghigh school o | choir will sing under ‘the direction by MORTUARY 2 | of -J. Russell Paxton. Dr, Jones to Repeat { At the First Baptist church Dr.

“MERIDIAN AT 19th ST | Dallas L. Browning will speak during the first hour, the Rev. Howard Anderson will lead the devotions and the Manual Training high school choir will sing directed by Mrs. Edith Binkley. Dr. Jones will repeat his sermon given during the first hour at English’s at the second hour service here. The Rev. K. L. Peters will lead the devotions during the second hour and the George Washington high school choir will sing. directed by “Miss Etta Scherf. The third hour speaker will be the Rev. H. H. Hazenfield and the devotional lead-| er, the Rev. Ralpii L. Weisser. The | | Shortridge high school girls’ glee] club will sing under the direction of Mrs. Geraldine: Clippinger.

of the three-héui~ interdenominational services sponsored by Evangelical Lutherans in Keith's theater in order are: The Rev. Martin H. | TIse Jr, of Cincinnati; the -Rev. | Ernest Eggers, Anderson, and the | Rev. C. R. Zehnder, Muncie. Liturg- < SER. : | sts will be the Rev. Robert G. SE | Trautmann, New Palestine; the Rev. 7 Ns = VT |W. L. Barth, Edgewood; the Rev. 9 LT a o RYiisn Eifert and the Rev. Harry ™: . | H. Behning. Glenmore Distilleries Co., Incorporated, Louisville, Kentucky | yr. 14 Holta will direct the Re-

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4 | Keller, the St. Peter's cholr during the third hour. : In all Catholic churches the rass|, f the pre-sanctified will be l.eld|Nazareth."

Thrasher. Baptist, Speakers: Rev.

Meridian Heights Présbyterian Church, Rev. R. W. Vance, Rev, p. m.. choir will sing’ “The Man of| Mt Paran Baptist Chu

« Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, 7:45) Baptist, Good Samar

p. m.; Dr..Roy Ewing Vale, moderator of Twenty-fifth Street Baptist. Speakers® the Presbyterian Church in the U.S. A, |First hour, Rev. J. B. and Tabernacle pastor. hour, Rev.‘E. H. Adams;

J. T.. Highbaugh. NEAR NORTH North Side Church of

INDIVIDUAL SERVICES Co-operating Churches: St. Paul's ‘Evangelical and Reformed

First Moravian Church, 7:45 p.m

A. L. Roache,| St. George's Episcdpal Church, 8 p. m.; James G. Jones. UNION SERVICES

George Evans, |Rev. Blaine Avenue Methodist Church, 1 to

reh, 12 noon to| First Trinity Lutheran Church, 8p. m.;

3 p.m, Co-operating Churches: Antioch|RevV. A. Steensen, 3 p.m. Co-operating Churches: Faire

itan- Baptist, SOUTHEAST - view Baptist, First Friends, - Second

Carter; second INDIVIDUAL SERVICES Nazarene, Belmont * United Brethern, third hour, Rev.| Meadlawn Christian Church, 7:30 p. m.; Speakers: Rev. W. A, PFaublan, Rev, God, T:30 Rev. Enoe Dowling Clark, rod, i: ,m,. Ant om. EAST Washington Street Methodist Church,

‘ to 3 p.m. Co-operating Churches: Emer- Presbyterian,

The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritt:r,| Rev. Stanley R. Woltjen. to 3 p.m; Rev. James G. Jones. : Christian Park Church of the Covenant, |3 p.m. Co-operating Churches: River

p. m.; Rev. Ralph L O'Dell.

p. Baptist, Broadway Christian, BrightDOWNTOWN wood Free Methodist, Arlington Method | 1st, Forest Manor Methodist,

Memorial Presbyterian Church, 7:30) “gi 0 de Park Methodist Church, 12 noon to 3 p.m. Co-operating Churches:

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Friends, Free Methodist, Ray Stree$ {°

1 to .3 p.m. Co-operati 3 Han or Sithadist, Nazarene. UNION SERVICES ‘ | West Park Christian, Holthes. Avenue H Church, 8 p. m.; Rev. E. Harold Klingel.| ooo" 0oh ? » Ray Street Naza-! ypuxedo Park Baptist Church, 12 noon Free Methodist, Washington Street

St. Philip's Epise | p's Episcopal Church, 12 noon| oo © yo Baptist, Linwood Christian,| West Ray Nazarene Church, 12:45 to 8

East Side’ Church of God, Grace Method-|Avenue Baptist, rinity Methodist, |

NORTHEAST Union Congregational Christian, Unity fst, Wallace /Street Presbyterian Geth-|Speakers: Rev, G. D, Billeisen, Rev, L 0, |

UNION SERVICES Riverside Tabernacle,

Hillside Christian Church, 1 to 3 pm ; SOUTH

J. Wilson, Rev. Ralph McCrory,- Rev Churches Morris Str

: _|and the cross will be unveiled, Later BE A. Shumik | Traub Memorial Presbyt A Complete Optical Service Lutheran churches will hold serv there will be Way of the Cross de- | .. Shumaker yter

for the entire family. Evening office jces from noon until 3 p.m. in votions at 2:30 and 8 p. m.

Broadway Methodist Church, 1 to 8 Peele.

m. Co-operating Churches: Calvary INDIVIDUAL SE

Rev. Ernest Ballard

UNION SERVICES {grim Holiness, Prentice Presbyterian, La- Reformed Church, 7:30 p

. : Salvation Army — Noon. Co-operating Salle Street United Brethren. Speakers: For Those Who: Need Them { Churches: West Side corps, Fountain | Pastors of the above churches. C hurch, 12 nooh to 3 p.m. first hour,|Nazarene, Westminster Presbyterian, | Castleton Methodist Church, 7:30 p. m.§

Other downtown services will be |Square corps, Belmont corps, Citade corps. Speakers: State Commander 1

DR. H. C. FAHRBACH {in Christ Episcopal church on the Thomas H: Leech, State Secretary James |giiloy R,” Woltjen Ba

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First United Lutheran Church—12

¥ { , noon to 3 p.m. Co-operating Churches: 302 Kahn Bldg. t been held throughout Lent. The Bethany United Lutheran, Bethlehem $43 Washingt | First United Lutheran church, the| United Lutheran, Ebenezer United LuthMeridian at Washingion Roberts Park Methodist church, St.|eran, (First United Lutheran, Gethsent- * : . . . ’ +» Blane United Lutheran, Mars Hill United Evenings by Appointment MA-0662 John's Catholic church and ‘the Lutheran, Pleasant View United Lutheran, St. Andrews United Lutheran, St. mere i Mark's United Lutheran, Salem United schedule three-hour Good Friday !putheran. The following pastors of the churches will speak, in order, on the,

‘Seven Last Words: Reverends O, A,

Dr. E. Stanley Jones, Who has peters; C. J. Rockey, J. S. Albert, R. H

been giving addresses in the city | Heine, W. F. Pifer, H. J. Brede and Eygene Smith. \ |

INDIVIDUAL SERVICES | |

St. John's Catholie, 12 noon to 3 p. m Christ Episcopal Church, 12 noon to

3 p.m; Rev, E. Ainger Powell,

St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 13 noon |

1 p. m. at English’s. The Rev. J. T.| to 3 p.m; Rev. William Burrows

Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church, |

7:30: p. m.; Rev. Frederick R. Daries,

Roberts Park Methodist Church, 12/

{by Frank S. Watkins will sing. Dr.{noon to 3 p.m.; Rev. Logan Hall, Rev. | ¥ Dallas Browning, Rev. Sumner L. Mar-

John PF. Edwards will preside. tin.

Wheeler City Rescue Mission, 12° noon

- to 3 p.m.; Rev. Joseph Hughes, Mrs. | Ralph L. O'Dell will speak, the Rev.|o = 2" Rader. Rev. Ira B. Stock, Rev.|

H. H. Hazenfield, Mrs. Susan Ostrom, | Rev. Bennie Morgan, Rev, Robert D. Mc-| Carthy. | NORTH | UNION SERVICES North Methodist Church, 12 moon to] 3 p.m. Co-operating Churches: First | Church of the Brethren, Northwood Christian, University Park Christian, | Broadway Evangelical. Bellaise Method- | ist, Capitol Avenue Methodist, Fifty-first | Street Methodist, Fairview Presbyterian, | Meridian Heights Presbyterian. Speak- | ers: First hour, Rev. Jean Milner; sec-| ond hour, Rev. O. L. Shelton; third hour, | Dr. E. Stanley Jones + Vogue Theater, 1:30 to 230 p.m; Merle Sidener. hod, . :}

CORINTHIAN O.E.S. WILL SEAT OFFICERS

Corinthian chapter 456, O. E. 8, |

{will install officers at 8 Dp. m. |

Saturday at 2515 W. Washington st. |

New officers are: Mrs. Rachel Goodwin, worthy matron; Claude Goodwin, worthy patron; Mrs. Pearl Rodgers, associate matron; Jef-} ferson Jackson, associate patron; Mrs. | Lula McDonald, secretary; Mrs. Malinda Fowler, treasurer i Mrs. Sarah Hollon, conductress: Mrs. Annamae Meyer, associate conductress; Mrs. Grace Norton, chaplain: Mrs. Edith Marendt, marshal; Mrs. Merle Kester, organist; Mrs. 'n Keutemier, Adah; Mrs. Louise Dobbs, Ruth; Mrs. Elva Spra‘t, Esther; Mrs. Zola Arnold, Martha iMrs. Olive Nolte, Electa; Mrs. Marie -Bennett,

¥ _ Three Choirs to Sing | warder; - Mrs. Ella Richardson, sentinel;

Mabel Willoughby soloist: Mrs.

1 Mrs The speaker for the first hour | anabel.Kelley, lights: Mrs. Mabel Wray,

stereopticon, and Mrs. Edith Drago, ompter. : 4 | Mrs. Daisy Crist, past worthy

grand matron of Jndiana, will be {grand installing officer; Mrs. Lucille- Dyer; junior past matron, grand installing marshal; - Mrs. {Minnie Jones, grand installing | chaplain; Mrs. Sarah = Roberts, | grand installing organist.

PLAN EASTER EGG HUNTS FOR CHILDREN

Four Easter egg hunts for chil{dren under 10 have been announced {by Miss Emma Lou Voelkér of the | park department. | An egg hunt sponsored by the | Girl Reserve .group under the di|rection of Mrs. J. T. Waltz will be held at 3:30 p. m. Friday in the Christian park community center. The Keystone community center will have a hunt at 11 a. m. Saturday under the direction of the Mothers’ club and the Junior Sub Deb club.

urday under the sponsorship of the

Deb club. At 3 p. m. Saturday a hunt will be held at the Garfield park coms munity center. Sponsors will be the auxiliary police group. Miss

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Methodist, Riverside’ Pilgrim Holiness,

semane United Lutheran, Speakers: | Alderton, Rev, PF. E, Cole.

Pastors of the above churches. NTY Irvington Methodist Church, 2to3 p.m MARION cou Co-operating Churches: Downey Avenue UNION SERVICES

Temple Methodist, Winter Avenue Nazk- UNION SERVICES Christian, St. Matthew's Episcopal, Irv-| Beech Grove Na rene, Brookside Pilgrim Holiness, Com-| [Immanuel Evangelical Diseapal, : ove Nazarene Church, 1:30:te munity United Brethren. Speakers! Rev. Church, 2 to 3 pm

rian; Rev, G, G.|F. W. Wiegmann. deventer.

; Brookside United Brethren Church, 12 RVICES noon to. 3 p.m. Co-operating Churches: ton apres High , hs : Then, . »

Bethany Christian’ Church, 203 p m.;| Woodruff Place Baptist, Centenary Chris-|c, I Wilson

tian, Englewood Christian, Beville Ave-

First Pil-| Pleasant Run Blvd. Evangelical and nue Evangelical, First Evangelical and INDIVIDUAL ' SERVICES .m.; Rev, R.-C.| Reformed, First Free Methodist, East| Crooked Creek Baptist Church, 7:30

a Park Methodist, East Tenth Street Meth-|p. m.; picture, “King of Kings d Reformed odist, Heath Memorial Methodist, First Southport Baptist hare 7:30 pm

INDIVIDUAL SERVICES Rev. Flovd Smith second h . ! 8 : 3 our, Rev.|Brookside United Brethren, = Woodruff | Rev. Charles Tyl $econd Moravian Churchy 2 p.m; Rev.|D. M. Church; third hour, Rev. J. R.|United Presbyterian Speakers: Pastors Lawrence Methodist Church, 2 to 3 ’ e

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