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Dr. Lampe Tells e Tells Presbyterians Europe Needs Aid.
“An open door that no man can shut, is before Protestant Christians of America today.” Thus the Rev. Dr. Williams B. Lampe last night described the world situation at the Moderator’s | day service in the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. The Rev. Roy Mueller, pastor of the Wallace Street Presbyterjan church, presided. Dr. Lampe, moderator of the Presbyterian church U, 8. A, declared that | 300,000,000 people in Europe are | wondering where | to turn, and. that Rev. Mr. Mueller | they will look to us or to Russia for { salvation, The American church has been | too complacent, Dr. Lampe said, land if it does not act immediately, three or four times as many Europeans will die of hunger and ex-
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posure as died during the recent war. “As members of the church, we must identify ourselves with suffering humanity. The Protestant church has what the world seeks— | the true liberty which comes from | recognizing God as sovereign be- | fore all have equal rights,” he said. | In order to reach the suffering, | Dr. Lampe enumerated three nec- | essary activities. Members must | give themselves to the church with | new loyalty; the church must de- | velop a stronger ministry by at- | tracting its finest youth, and indi- | viduals must help to meet the phy- | sical needs of the world through | Christian ministrations. The Presbyterian church U. 8. A.
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is now actively engaged in establishing a restoration fund of $27. 000,000, which is the largest single amount ever attempted by any denomination in all church history. Indiana's quota is $864,000. State' Committee
The money will be used to restore church property and activity in Burope, Asia and the Pacific, and also to strengthen missionary work in America. The state fund-raising commit tee consists of Bowman Elder, chairman; Frank Zoll, director of [the state Presbyterian Restoration | fund: Dr. Roy Ewing Vale, Charles J. Lynn and Mrs. Edgar H. Evans,
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HOLLYWOOD, March 11 (U. P.) ~The seven children of Mr. and Mrs. George Dye of Los An-
wedding anniversary Saturday, started a two weeks vacation here ° today as guests of the NBC radio program “Truth or- Consequences.” The Dyes’ 50th wedding anniversary celebration was a featured part of the radio show Saturday night. As a surprise to the couple, master-of-ceremonies Ralph Edwards had their children brought from Crown Point, Ind. The seven children, Lester, Richard, Louis, Walter, Mabel and Helen Dye, and nine grandchildren were invited to remain for a two weeks visit with their pare ents. Mr. Dye, 71, and his wife, 72, moved here from Crown Point five years ago and had not seen their children since.
BURIED WEDNESDAY!
Services and burial for Mrs. L. Tierney, former state
Mrs. Tierney, a native of Indiana,
Mrs. Tierney was secretary to Sherman Minton, former U. 8S. senator from Indiana,-after which she was employed by the national rehabilitation office of the American Legion and the war department. She retired from the latter position two years ago because of ill health. She is survived by a son, Gordon P. Tierney, Indianapolis, and a brother, Herschell Brown, Gaston.
POISONER GETS CHAIR NEW YORK, March 11 (U, P.) = Benjamin Feldman, 38, Brooklyn pharmacist who was convicted Feb. 28 of first degree murder in the strychnine poisoning of his wife, Harriet, 42, was sentenced today to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison during the week of
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“Mrs. Addie Dickerson, a resident | of Indianapolis for 67 years, died’ today in her home, 1128 8. State ave., after an illness of two years. She was 86. She was a member of Olivet Baptist cliurch and the Sisters of Charity, Services will be conducted at p| p. m: Thursday in the Olivet church by the Rev. G. L. Lillard. Burial will be in Crown Hill Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. | Edna M. Osborne and Mrs. So-
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MRS. ELIZABETH REID Services for Mrs. former Indianapolis public school | teacher, will be conducted at 2:30
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mann funeral home. in Crown Hill Mrs. Reid, a native of Greensburg, died yesterday in the home of her brother, Harry W. Hamilton, on Bluff rd. She was 84. She was a member of the Presbyterian church at Martinsville. Survivors besides Mr. Hamilton are two sons, James J. Reid, State
Washington, D. C,, children.
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