Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1946 — Page 5

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Dr. Sumner L. Martin, the Rev. Ralph O'Dell, Dr. Carl Herman

Voss of New York and the Rev. Richard Retting (left to right) stand for the Jewish homeland in Palestine,

Dr. Martin Made Chairman

Of Local Palestine Group

Dr. Sumner L. Martin will serve as chairman of the new Indianapolis chapter of the American Christian

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Palestine committee. He is: the pastor of the Roberts Park Meth« odist church. Dr. Martin's appointment was announced at a meeting this week in the Hotel Lincoln when the new chapter was organized by Christian ministers , and laymen. Dr. Carl Herman Voss of New York City, executive secretary of the American Christian Palestine committee, spoke at the meeting. The Rev. Ralph O'Dell presided. Dr, Frederick D. Kershner, dean emeritus of the Butler school of religion, was named honorary chairman, and the Rev. Richard Rettig, secretary, The Rev. Mr. Rettig is the pastor of the Carrollton Avenue Evangelical and Reformed church. “The problem of the homeless Jews of Europe is a Christian problem as well as one for the Jews of America,” Dr, Voss said. He made a very earnest appeal to the Christian folk of Indianapolis and the world to aid in the effort to make Palestine truly a homeland for homeless Jews.

CONTEST OPEN T0 G. I. PATIENTS

Hospitalized G. Is at Wakeman, Camp Atterbury, will design their own “car of tomorrow” in a $30,000 model automobile construction competition sponsored by the Fisher Body Craftman’s Guild.

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A Guild technical representative will be at Wakeman from -Jan, 21 to 23 to instruct the servicemen in the essentials of auto body design. The only requirements of the contest are that the contestants be hospitalized veterans and that the models be of a practical design.

OPTIMIST CLUB TO HONOR PAST CHIEFS

A “surprise” program will be presented by the Indianapolis Optimist club at 12:15 p. m. tomorrow in the Columbia club in honor of past

presidents. Active past presidents include A.

Davidson, 1930; Carl W. Steeg, 1931;

FINAL VEIL TO BE CONFERRED

14th of Local Family Will

P. Stephenson, 1924; Walter J. Pray, 1926; Earl L. Carter, 1929; Roy L.

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Enter Religious Life.

Sister Magdalene of the Sacfed ‘Heart, the fourth child of her par-

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receive the black veil of the finally professed Saturday at 9:30 a. m. in the Carmelite monastery. *

archbishop of Indianapolis, confer the veil upon Sister Magdalene, marking her last step or final vows, as a Carmelitesnun. The veiling will take place at the mass sald by Archbiship Ritter in the monastery chapel. ; Sister Magdalene, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Dionysius Schmitt of Decatur, Ind. was clothed in the religious habit of a Carmelite in 1942. In 1043, she made her temporary vows for three years as a member of the order, one of the oldest of the church, Brother to Attend Her three brothers, who have either n ordained, or are being prepared to be, will be present at the ceremonies, They are the Rev. Simeon Schmitt, pastor of SS.. Peter and Paul's Catholic church, Huntington, Ind.; Brother Theophane, C. 8. C,, headmaster of the new Gilmore Preparatory school recently opened by the Congregation of the Holy Cross in Cleveland; and (Mr.) Dennis Schmitt, 8. J., who is now completing his theological studies as a Jesuit at West Baden college, Ind. Other brothers and their families and many relatives and friends are expected from out of the city. Sermon By Rev. Seimets The Very Rev. Msgr. Joseph J. Seimetz of St. Mary's church, Decatur, Ind, former pastor of Sister Magdalene, will give the sermon for the mass. During the services, she will kneel before the grate to receive the veil as the archbishop calls down the blessing of Almighty God upon her. Archbishop Ritter will then intone the “Te Deum,” the church's traditional hymn of thanksgiving, and conclude the ceremonies with benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament, Rt Elmer Steffen, K. 8. J, archdiocesan director of music, will direct the musical portions of the service and the Rev. Pr. Richard Kavanagh, monastery chaplain, will assist Archbishop Ritter. Friends of Sister Magdalene and the order are invited to greet her during the three days, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, in the monastery’s large grilled speak room.

Jacob -E. Shewmon, 1833; Don G. Trone, 1934; Dr, Jerome E. Holman, 1935; Gordon B. Mess, 1936; Charles E. Moreland, 1937; Richard H. Dye, 1938; P. Waldo Ross, 1939; Russell R. Hirschman, 1940; Elmo L. Richey, | 1942; Walter V, Roberts, 1943; A. | Marshall Springer, 1944, and Clarence ‘R, Irish,’ 1945. James F., T. Sargent is the present

president.

Plan Labor's ‘Memorial Ball’

The Most Rev, Joseph E. Ritter,|

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expected to be announced later, Riveria Club Boosters are sponsoring two dances in the clubhouse, 5640 N. Illinois st, Jan. 18 and 27. Other dates are: Jan. 19: . Indianapolis Sub-Debs, Murat temple; Jan. 26: Indianapolis Elks, Antlers hotel; AmericanSyrian Lebanon brotherhood in clubhouse, 2245 Riverside dr.; Sahara Grotto at the Grotto home, 4107 E. Washington st.; Loyal Order of Moose, Moose home, 135 N. Delaware st.; Colored Organization. of Indianapolis, Tomlinson hall, Jewish Youth Council, Kirshbaum cen-

Optometrists to Convene Monday

program chairman for the 48th Indiana Association of Optometrists auxiliary convention, to begin Monday in the Severin hotel. : Dr. Marguer{te Thoma Eber], Milwaukee, will address the convention, speaking on her work with children hindered by reading’ difficulties. An illustrated fashion talk by Mrs. Elizabeth Patrick will also be included in the program and an election of officers will be held. * Mrs. C. F. Brindel, Anderson, is

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Committee members for the American Federa Memorial ball, Jan. 30, at the Indiana Roof are (left to right, front) Jeannette Wilson, D. R. Barneclo and Laura Smith; (back) Clyde

14 Groups to Honor

Mrs, Letha Brun ) Leora’ Oliver, vite eT Omas, secretary; Miss Doris . Marshall, secretary; Miss Of b D R : p li D : chaplain; Miss Jo Ani Whesler. his ; . » - in Oo iO rive Miss Betty Hirod, musician; Mrs. ven » fore, | ins officer, and Mrs, Margaret Dates have been set for 14 Frank- ter; R. C. A. Tube depres (em- | Beta Iota chapter will install: D. Roose “Memorial balls”|ployees only), K. of C. ; Lake| Miss Gladys Heck, president, Miss TdlmM held _ t of the na. Shore Country club at the club, | Hi, SSUCCIRD, Ties presiient: par 4100 Carson; Broad Ripple Ameri- | Thrush, cor secretary; _ Mins tional infantile paralysis benefit|oqy region Post at the Post home, | smith, warden; Miss Fay Groomer, chapdrive this month. More dances are {6400 College ave. and Indianapolis 0, Miss Bette Hudler, historian; Mis

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Power and Light, American Legion Post, 300 in Ipalco hall, 1515 N. Alabama st. Jan. 30: American. Federation of Labor, Indiana Roof ballroom.

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