Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1945 — Page 5
. TUESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1945
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BAPTISTS EASE DEBT BURDEN
Extension Fund Set Up for New Churches.
By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editor Small Baptist congregations of Indianapolis and the vicinity from now on will not occupy their new church buildings handicapped by a tremendous burden of debt. The Indianap-
ciation, now in Greenfield. session at the ! Crooked Creek its “Winning the Children for| Baptist church, Christ campaign’ beginning Oct. 1.! {voted * yesterday This will include a training period fo create a of three weeks for workers with
church extension fund for the assistance of new struggling churches. Dr. L. C. Trent, pastor of the Woodruff Place Baptist church, and Capt. Hairy * Dynes
Dr. Horton
the *amount of the church exten-
{sion fund.
The association meeting will close
{tonight with an address by Dr. J.
M. Horton on the broad missionary program of the Baptist denomination. Dr. Horton is executive secretary of the Indiana Baptist convention. Elect Moderator Today A new moderator will be elected at the 3 p. m. session today to suc-| ceed Dr. G. H. ODonnell. The Rev. George G. Kimsey, pastor of! the Memorial Baptist church, is being mentioned for the post, Also today, the Rev. W. O. Breed-
will confer together to dceide on | utive secretary of the association,
outlined plans for the first anni- | Press conference which wound up versary celebration of the West Side! yesterday’s ceremonies he and Mrs.
Ex-Allison Man
Receives Honor
PFC. JOHN R. CARFIELD, husband of Mrs. Paula Carfield, who lives with her parents at 832 8, Roena st., has been awarded * the bronze star, Stationed in Austria, Pfe. Carfield received | the honor for maintaining Cc 0 m mu nications at Wurzburg, Germany, An ex-Allison Pfe. J. Carfield employee, the soldier is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Carfield,
children and a campaign proper of five weeks.
childrenn held in residences. Plan Celebration
The Rev. Clive McGuire, exec-
Christian center Sept, 21. The Rev.
Baptist church, Bloomington, Ind. will give the address.
"Sept. 24 of the Rev. Frank E. Johns- | {ton of Philadelphia, [church school { Northern Rev. Mr.
extension aptist convention.
on Christian education in the Y, W.|
ove; chairman of the committee on Christian education, will conduct. a panel discussion on “Christian Edu-=1 cation.” Those who will participate. are Miss Susannah A. Olson, director of religious education for children on release time from the public schools; Miss Anna Bybee of the West Side Baptist Christian center, and Mrs, Trent. Miss Olson is employed by the Indianapolis Church federation,
RESIDENT OF HOTEL" FOUND UNCONSCIOUS,
Charles Allen Catt, 56, -who re-| sides at Room 224, Colonial hotel! was reported in a critical condition! at City hospital today. Mr. Catt was found unconscious at the foot ‘of a flight of stairs by a bellboy in the hotel at 12:30 a, m.
The association voted to repeat
today.
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The campaign proper will be the same as last year consisting chiefly of Bible hours’ for
W. Douglas Rue, pastor of the First |
_, Another coming event announced wright and his party in a private by the association is the visit on | reception in Stimson's office.
director of took place soon after Wainwright's for the!plane arrived, was a rare departure The | from Stimson’s usual official recepohnston will address a| tions. luncheon meeting of the committee |
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N.Y. TO ACCLAIM HERO OF DEFEAT
Wainwright Resting From ‘Ordeal of Honors.’
WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 (U. P.).| -—Gen. Jonathan M, Wainwright, |
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captivity, was resting up today from a new ordeal—too much acclaim from a grateful nation. | America's newest idol—-the man whose gallant ‘defense of Bataan and Corregidor gave his country! time to plan its comeback—expects to spend today and tomorrow rest- | { ing. He will have an abcessed tooth treated before flying to New York| for the ovation he will receive there Thursday, Served Cocktails Walking with a cane, Wainwright was visibly fatigued after the fourhour public reception accorded him yesterday by hundreds of thousands of Washingtonians, The left side of his face appeared to be badly swollen, Immediately after the Pentagon
| Wainwright left for their Shoreham {hotel suite, It was learned that earlier in the | | day Secretary of War Henry L. | Stimson served cocktails to Wain-
| This type of hospitality, which |
All the top war department of(ficials, civilian and military, were
the returning hero of Bataan and! Corregidor, Urges ‘Préparedness Following his appearance at the |war department Wainwright ' re[ceived the keys to the city at a 'gigantic public rally on the Wash{ington monument grounds. He appeared before both houses of con- | gress separately, : Then he went to the White House, on him President Truman bestowed on him the country’s highest mili-
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