Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1946 — Page 32

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Archbishop. Ritter Endorses Food to Europe.

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER : Times Church Editor Catholic, Protestant and Jewish clergy of Indianapolis today gave full support to President Truman's share-the-grain program. The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, prchbishop of Indianapolis, expressing himself through the chancery office, said: ; “The generosity of our American people, in keeping with our deep laid Christian - traditions, will respond to the call whole-heartedly. | | “For our own people, we pledge? any and every sacrifice necessary to alleviate human misery and with these sacrifices we unite our daily prayers that God may be merciful in sparing his children from the]. " ravages of disease, starvation and| moral degradation.”

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eter HOLD OPEN FORUM The open forum will deal also|Naz tyranny and oppression should | ship was conducted via mail and ) ey EMERALDS ARE LIGHTER “Readjusting Service Men to the with obtaining new members and be deprived of necessary food this| telephone. The sergeant liked |

. WASHINGTON—Because the spe- winter, After their most valiant| her picture. : gravity of an emerald is less|Church” will be discussed In’ an ministering to transient ones. The nght for freedom, we must see them Moai Boi, RAR 3 y the diamond, an emerald stone| open forum by pastors, workers and | Rev. Medford Jones, pastor of the through to rehabilittion and a re- ; Sunday school superintendents of Fleming Garden Christian church,|newal of their strength and cour- |) ANS VIOLIN T0

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= diamond of the same weight. Marion County Christian churches will speak. lage.” Ate CARR er ——————————1 | Tyr. John B. Ferguson, pastor of : the Irvington Presbyterian church, .who was once a mjssionary to the Philippines and has a special in- The music department of Crispus . terest in the islands, also expressed | Attucks high school has been loaned / : What ab [nis Approval iN Ghose wore! o|® Violin, bow and case by Charles Spukesumn “Presiden man has propose | silendid and’ astonishing Chris-| Vo°ES: MI. Weeks, 5 graduate of [tian act which must call forth’ the |the class of 1939, was recently dis- : hearty co-operation of alls church |charged from the army. ) Precinct | people. This proposal finds a sin- | cere response in the great hearts| The school’s boys’ quartet will Colle DOWNSTAIRS (of America,” sing in the Olney Street United Bac Moravians’ View church Sunday at-7:30 p. m. ’ ny 0]: The viewpoint of the Moravians Py 's y with their long and colorful history A basketball tournament is being . ‘Residents on the continent of Europe was | h ly Rd. 431 given by the Rev. Stanley R. Woit- planned for March 7, 8 and y A L L . Ww 0 0 L Ww 0 Rn S T § D S U i T S - » pal jen, pastor of the First and Second |the Attucks boys’ council basketball Joeman 310 Moravian churches: (league. The group is working to It was im “In view of present critical world | j,(erest more boys’ clubs in joining nothing has needs and considering we are still | . the league, Several b a nation of comparative plenty, I limits. the would heartily favor complete co-| : bol stretch was operation with President Truman. Waat is My Responsibility county high This sacrificial gesture seems- to me | NOW?” Will be discussed at special to be a practical evidence of our PoY and girl assemblies Thursday lived there Christian profession.” at Crispus Attucks. , neighbors tt In a sermon on “The Religion ’ tain the th Which Jesus Demands,” Sunday in| Marimon Hansbery of Attucks is on in. Dw the First Evangelical church, the attending the American Vocational seen anothe | Rev. Harold H. Hazenfleld will stress | association conference in Buffalo, these seven | these thoughts: N. Y., this week-end. ' The chu { “The president’s call to stretch our Shoulders h: {wheat supplies that others may have in to such {bread to eat is a call to one of the “ automobile | practical Christian things of ne Just Received! past pr (that we may not like to do. 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