Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1946 — Page 5

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“A cool and comfortable congregation worships and. listens mor completely than a suffering one.” This is the theory expressed by the Rev. W. E. Gillett, pastor of the Broad Ripple Methodist church, Following his own “preachment,”

the pastor sheds his coat before the Sunday morning sermon if the day is very warm. Men of the congregation are welcome tq come coatless to services and a good many do so every Sunday. The Rev. Mr. Gillett is all for in-

preaching-worship-service. He feels that Sunday school is vitally necessary but not, enough. Children need the worship experience which is the main purpose of the morning services, he says.

Boys Serve As Ushers

With this in mind, boys are permitted to usher the congregation to the pews and to take up the collection. They perform these helpful duties with a solemn dignity, the Sunday morning visitor will tell you. The Rev. Mr. Gillett attempts to administer to his membership in every needed way, much in the manner of the rural pastor. He has always run an informal employment agency for his parishioners, he reports. Now, he does the reverse—tries to find persons for Jobs rather than jobs for members of the congregation. He placed approximately 15 “unwanted dogs” in good homes in recent months. In fact, he does his best, he says, to handle the diversifled problems which come his way. ‘Shopping Day’ Conducted For years, his church has conducted a “Mother's Shopping day.” Women of the congregation prepare lunch which school children may purchase at a small price. Movies and other entertainment are furnished to fill the noon hour. - Thus the children do not go home from school, but to the church at lunch time, Being released from the duty

PILGRIM HOLINESS INTERNAT LL i=a, 230-240 E. Ohio BROOKSIDE CHUNEH 2101 Brookside a Gala Bt Sts.

Rev. Ralph McCrory R R E. Nib als & 30th ot ev L arger t SECOND CHURCH ’

C T. J. Preuse, 4631 N. Caroline Ave.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Delaware and Walnut Streets (700 North) Dr W. A. 2 Shujlenberger. Bible gate 30 A. M. Morning Worth Io: 45 A. M.

“Have Life's Channels Sone Deeper?” Youth Pellowship—5:30 P. M.

CHURCH OF THE ADVENT (Episcopal) Meridian at: 33rd Street

REV. THOMAS R. THRASHER 7:30 A, M.—Holy Communion, 11:00 A. M.—Holy Communion and sermon, Rev. Chester G. Martin, Supply Pastor

ON STREET Warman Avenue Yen 4 UNITY TRUTH CENTER Affl. with Unity Hdgqtrs. Kansas City, Mo hool. Dale Newsum, Leader Norship. D. A 0 Serves 1) 824 o Sunn. owship. in service—Unity Literature Daily Activities, Claypool Hotel Telephone RI-4066 Ef

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(Affiliated With Unit Rigi M ate. n sas , Mo.) DR. FREDERIC Fuss ANDREWS E. Market st., Room 503

ST. MARK'S UNITED LUTHERAN Prospect and Linden Sts. Rev. Thomas B. Kline

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week, enables the mothers to go to town for a full day of shopping. During the schoo] months, the Rev. Mr. Gillett conducts a “bus” service to pick up and return to their homes the children who attend the private kindergarten in his church. He received 73 mew members into the church over the past conference year. Next summer, the church will mark its 60th anniversary. Then it hopes to have accumulated $6000 toward a new church and to have

: ‘recruited 60 new members. teresting children and youth in the| , eset ————

United Brethren Speaker Listed

Mrs, Helen Steiner and the Rev. Oscar Stern, one time prisoner of the Nazis in his native Czechoslovakia, will give addresses at special services tomorrow in the Brookside United Brethren church. Both speakers are serving as missionary representatives of the Hebrew Evangelization Society, Inc., of Los Angeles. Mrs, Steiner will talk on “Hindrances in the Path of the Jews Coming to Christ” at the 10:40 a. m. service and tell her life story at 7:30 p. m. The Rev. Mr. Stern will give a dramatic talk at a popular mass meeting at 3 p. m. He will {llustrate with pageantry, emblems and the elements, the traditional Jewish Passover feast and compare it with the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper of the Christian faith. The Rev. A. Glen O'Dell, pastor, will be in charge of the services.

Ministers and Laymen

Set for Softball Game Ministers of the Disciples of Christ churches of Indianapolis have warned the laymen that they are going ‘to “mop up with them” this afternoon in the annual softball contest in Garfield park. “This is our year, so laymen look out,” the Rev, Roscoe Kirkman told the laymen. He claims to have re-“hand-picked team of younger, leaner preachers” whos will start the game. After they “get it well iced down,” some of the other clergymen are going to be allowed to finish the contest.

Local Men Will Speak At Wisconsin Parley

Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel and the Rev. E. K. Higdon, both of Indianapolis, will speak at the annual midwest missionary and adult eduaction conference at Lake Geneva, College Camp, Wis. Dr. Baumgartel is executive secretary of the Indianapolis Church federation and the Rev. Mr. Higdon is an official of the United Christian Missionary society who recently has visited the Philippines.

APOSTOLIC ¢ CHURCH OF CHRIST 5

815 E. St. Clair St. Eld. Alex. B. Anderson, Pastor LI. 6604

| Sun. School 10:30 M.

REVIVAL will "continue, with oa M. Petty. Every night 7:45, except Monday. All Welcome

NORTH INDIANAPOLIS CHURCH OF CHRIST

960 West 31st St

Bible Clas888 ............c0v.c 4B A.M Preaching BEVIS. cvs census 10:30 A. M. Young People’ 3 Meeting........ 645P. M Evening Service ............... TSP M Thursday Evening Bible Study T45 P.M.

J. 8 JOHNS, MINISTER

FOURSQUARE GOSPEL Church | Woodlawn Avenue and Wright Strees

9:30 and 10:45 A. M., 7:30 P. M. ednesday, 7:30 P.

M. Tuesday ad Thursday, 7:30 P. M. REV. L MENGES, Pastor

Bible Study

CHURCH OF CHRIST 40th & N. Capitol Ave.

Robert Martin, of Bradenton, Fla., Guest Speaker for Summer 10:45 A. M., Morning Worship. 7:45 P. M., Evening Service

9:45 A. M.

‘GARFIELD HEIGHTS CHURCH OF CHRIST 2842 SHELBY STREET

Worship and Preaching .... Bible Study .....vi 000s

Evening Service ...........

Ww. W-L TOTTY, Minister

setrsensinrnrnns 11:00 A. M. cetrenernns seese 10:00 A. M. Virsrsssenanue ess. T:00 P. M. veoerys 7:45 P. M.

Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. YPMS 6:45 P. M.

BRIGHTWOOD FREE METHODIST

31st and Forest Manor REV. RALPH D. BRIGHT

Thursday Night Prayer Meeting, 7:30

Morning Worship, 10:30 Evangelistic Service, 7:30

Hear-Hear Miss Sakie Oka

Japanese Christian From Hawaii “From Buddhism and Shintoism to Christ ag Pentecost.”

SUNDAY, eron——AE F140 PM

Also “Sister Janet” speaks Sunday, 11:00 A. M. “From Conyent, to Christ.” Two testimonies that, "everyone Shouly hear’

Calvary

Tabernacle 902 Fletcher Ave.

Radio Broadcast

WISH Sunday—8 A. M.

Re G. Hoekstra : Minister

"TSAYS GOP CAN

CONTROL HOUSE

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 3 (U. P.) —Carroll Reece, Republican national chairman, says the G. O. P. can gain control of the house, and possibly the senate, this fall with the help of western states.

Mr. Reece, addressing a meeting of party chairmen from 11 western states last night, cited a “trend” toward the Republican party which, he said, had been aided by a current senate investigation of Senator Andrew J. May (D. Ky.) and a midwest munitions combine, The “May incident,” he said, had “created a bad odor around the administration.” ‘Strong Incentive’ Mr. Reece sald that the forthe coming elections provided a “strong incentive for citizens of the western states to make certain that the government in Washington is truly representative of the people” and said that G. O. P. victories in the west would assure a Republicandominated congress. Interspersed throughout his speech were blasts at the Truman administration which he termed a “misfit alliance of radical and corrupt machine elements.” He charged the corrupt machine rule with getting votes for the Democratic party, while the radical element controlled policy under “intellectual guidance” from Moscow. In an interview. Mr. Reece singled out election-day violence at Athens, Tenn. ‘as a-case in point and said it was an indication of the nationwide revolt against corrupt Demo-crat-machine rule.

This Rookie Didn't Waste Any Time

Patrolman Bill Pond, former Tech high school football star, made his first arrest just 27 minutes after he began his career as an Indianapolis policeman, Starting on hjs initia} tour of duty at midnight last night, the young patrolman nabbed a suspected burglar at a gasoline filling station at 38th and Ruckle sts, at 12:27 a. m. in company with his partner, Patrolman Harry Badgley. The patrolmen noticed that the front door of the station was open and a rear window had been broken. They arrested a 44-year-old East side man who was loitering near the station. He is being held on a vagrancy charge pending investigation.

Yeggs Just Take Safe With Them

Burglars who pried iron bars from the skylight of the Emerick Hardware store, 2526 W. Michigan st. last night didn't stop to break open the store safe—they took it along with them, The 3x2-foot safe, contained $350. They also rifled the cash register, taking a small amount of cash, but abandoned three radios they had set aside as loot. William Emerick, 3506 Watson rd., owner of the store, said the hoodlums “wrecked the store” before they left by a rear door, lugging the safe along with them.

Help of Western States | Needed, Chairman Reveals. !

'| convenes,

Veteran Opens

- Dental Office

Dr. Charles A. Rhodes, veteran of : oss World war IT 1201 # E. Vermont st. | announced today the opening of his dental office

Butler university and Indiana university school of dentistry. He is married and has

Dr. Rhodes an 11-year-old daughter.

LEGION CONVENTION PROGRAM PLANNED

A, torchlight parade of the 40 and 8, beginning at 8 p. m. in downtown Indianapolis, Aug. 17, wil open the four-day 28th annual con~ vention of the Indiana American Legion.

after the parade Saturday night in

Convention badges must be shown for admission to the dance. The Rev. H. J. Jordan of Elwood, department chaplain, will speak at memorial services in the cenotaph of the War Memorial plaza at 5 p. m. Sunday. V. M.

teeman, will be in charge of the services. The highlight of the convention will be Monday, Aug. 19, when leglonnaires of the ninth district lead the convention parade through the

ridian st. and past the reviewing stand, which will be located on the west side of Wniversity park.

MRS. MAXINE RIGNEY IS DEAD HERE AT 44

Mrs. Maxine Rigney, an Indianapolis resident most of her life, died today at City hospital after a three-week illness. She was 44. A native of Bedford, Mrs. Rigney lived at 320 Bicking st. Survivors are her husband, Paul; two sons, Paul Turner, Terre Haute, and Robert Turner, Indianapolis; her mother, Mrs. Maude Spoonmore, Indianapolis; a sister, Miss Joy Spoonmore, and two brothers, Ervin and Guy, both of Indianapolis. Services will be held at 1:30 p. m. Monday in the J. C. Wilson funeral home. Burial will be at Washington Park.

BRIDGES: TO REQUEST| PROBE OF KAISER!

. WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 (U. P.)— Senator Styles Bridges (R. N. H) said today he intends to ask the senate’s Mead committee to investigate the wartime enterprises of Henry J. Kaiser, Mr. Bridges, who has described the West coast industrialist as “the coddled darling of the new deal” said he expected to make his request before the next session of congress

Actress Seeks Divorce

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 3 (U. P,)— British actress Angela Lansbury, 20, married less than a year to actor Richard Cromwell, 36, sued today for divorce, charging cruelty.

HIS HEARING AID REALLY WAS BAD

CHICAGO, Aug. 3 (U. P.).—Jack| Jeffries, 24, appeared in court to-{ day on charges of- annoying a! woman in a loop theater, “I guess I'm guilty, your honor,” he said, “but you see, my hearing aid is defective. I didn’t know the lady was objecting.” The . hearing aid worked well enough for Jeffries to hear Judge William V. Daly impose the sentence: “Fifty dollars and costs.”

‘Maureen O' Hara to Sail for Ireland

Movie Star Maureen O'Hara said

jis that she had applied for &| Rosenbloom are true, it should be assport to visit her parents In|g matter for the trial court to pass | Dublin, Ireland—her first trip home on her stories that Mr. Kaye broke

in seven years.

Miss O'Hara sald she would make| gartlett said Thursday.

the trip after finishing her current

picture and would be accompanied Jeffrey Lynn to Marry

by her two-year-old - daughter, Bronwyn, and possibly her husband, Director r Wil | Price.

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Highlights of This Week's Times-Movietone News

* WASHINGTON-—President Truman signs new OPA * GEORGE BERNARD SHAW—Grants typical inter-

* LEW LEHR-—Referees the battle of the bathing « beauties; Florida vs, California.

In Nearby Indiana Cities

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Neighborhood Theaters

A convention dance will be held |MEcCcA—* Notorious Lone

the ballroom: of the Antlers hotel] = AL “Blue Dabila”

Armstrong, past national commit-|gex—‘Abilene Town" and “Hi Me Powe

RIVOLL—- "Blue Dahlia” and “Song

downtown section, north on Me-|ST. CLAIR—"“Night in

bloom, was ordered yesterday to prove in court that he didn’t poke holes in the walls and break windows in her house.

Bartlett set the trial of the eviction suit for Aug. 6 after rejecting the dismissal motion filed by Mr.

Kaye's attorney, Eugene S. GoodHOLLYWOOD, Aug. 3 (U. P)—| win.

AVALON-.Ok Effingham’s Rald™ ype dar e% Trail,” Tomorrow and MonWoah Follies” and “TI Tell Bar: Worl BELMONT No Time for Comedy" an roy for Conquest.” To rough sday : ‘The Bride Wore Boots” and “Winteriime. . CINEMA—*Hoodlum Saint” and “Dark Corner.” Tomorrow ha Pa “Devotion” and “Jo ue Pe DAISY “Mysterions Intruder” and “Osth of Ven ' Tomorrow and Monday: nee Always Rings Twice." EMERSON-"Hoodlum Saint” and “OxBow Incident. * Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Kitty.” ESQUIRE—Through Tuesday: ment Qirl” and “A Lady

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‘Stomach Ache’ Delays Hearing

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 3 (U. P).— John Carradine’s alimony hearing was delayed yesterday while a doctor determined whether the actor was suffering from colitis or a stomach ache. Superior Judge Charles 8. Burnell ordered the medical examination and a week's continuance when Mr. Carradine failed to appear yesterday at a hearing. He is charged with | contempt of court for alleged failure to keep up payments to his ex-wife, Mrs. Ardanelle Carradine, San Francisco stenographer, Mr. Carradine, now in a New York play, notified the court he was suffering from colitis and was too sick to travel. Mrs. Carradine’s attorneys said all the actor had was a stomach ache.

Did Danny Poke Holes In Walls or Didn't He?

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 3 (U, P)— Funnyman Danny Kaye, in losing a fight to dismiss the eviction suit of his landlord, Mrs. Muriel Rosen-

Superior Court Judge Alfred L.

“If the allegations made by Mrs.

windows and the plaster,” Judge

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 3 (U. P).—| Actor Jesrey Lynn, returning to the movies after four years in the army, announced yesterday that he would marry Robin Chandler Tippett of New York in October.

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