Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1946 — Page 23

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Chicago Opera A New Chartered, Train Trip to hear

~ "CARMEN"

GLADYS SWARTHOUT

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“BLOOMER GIRL” ~—SATURDAY — OCTOBER 19, 1946 Special Rates Are as Follows: PLAN A-$17.00 - Idina a Night Chicago. Opera

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PLAN B—$26.00

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PLAN C-$28.00

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the Jadianapoiis Night Chicago Opera Special. ' (2) Pullman lower berth accommodation. . - (3) Best orchestra seat for performance of Carmen*. (*ALTERNATIVE SELECTION: BEST A SEAT FOR “BLOOMER

OTHER INFORMATION

{1) Train leaves Union Station. Indianolis, 9:30 &. m. (CST) Saturday, + Oe and lounge car service,

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(2) Arrives Chicago 1:30 p. m. (CST).

(3) Pull afternoon to shop. attend + theater or sports events, or tw | visit friends. 4) Train leaves Chicago 12:35 a. m. (CST) October 20.

| (8) Midnight supper available in diners .~. and lounge cars. Strolling enterAniners,

#8) Specta] Pullman accommodations r private parties. 7) Train arrives Indianapolis Union tion 4:00 a. m. C81) Sunday, 3 man passengers oa remain in their berths until 9:00 ‘a. m.

9: g BOOK SHOP TICKET CIRCLE, N. W, LIS 4, INDIANA Gentlemen: : Please send me the following listed Jiskesin for Inglanapelis ugh at the Opera, October 19, 1946: . of PLAN A (317.00 each)

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SESSIONS HERE

Convention Includes Five States.

The Rev. Oliver G. Wilson of Marion, Ind. will give the opening address at the Illinois-Indiana Free Methodist Sunday School convention tonight through Thursday in the First Free Methodist church, 12th and Tecumseh sts. : The Rev, Joseph C. Black, pastor of the Sécond Free Methodist church, will preside ‘at tonight's meeting which will begin at 7:30 p. m. Daytime sessions will convene at 10 a. m. h The convention includes ministers and laymen of the Central Illinois, the Illinois, the North Indiana and Wabash conferences of the denomination. Speakers in addition to the Rev. Wilson include Judge Mark W. Rhoads of the Marion county juvenile court; Dr. C. V. Egemeier of ‘Chicago, executive secretary of the National Sunday School association: the Rev. A. L. Brown .of Winona Lake, Ind., general Sunday school secretary, Free Methodist church; Army Chaplain L. W. Hawléy;, who soon will return 1o| the Philippines, and Dr. A. W. Secord of the University of Illinois

ESTATE OF AUTHOR VALUED AT $750,000

REDMOOD CITY, Cal, Sept. 24 (U. P.).~Tha late California au- | thor, Stewart Edward White, left | an estate valued in excess of $750,-

| 000, it was revealed yesterday when his will was filed in San Mateo county superior court. Mr. White died in :San Francisco Sept. 18.

SUNDAY SCHOOL Members Charged to Take . Active Interest in Public Issues as Convention Ends

Jackson Raney, stiperintendent of the Indiana State School for the Deaf, was foday elected governor of the Indiana district, Kiwanis International. Also elected as the three-day convention came to a close this noon in the Claypool hotel was Ralph McReynolds of Evansville as treasurer, The members also elected the following lieutenant governors: | Harold Hargrave of LaPorte, first} district; Claude Coppus panee, second district; Alvah Wat- | son of Wabash, third district; Ar-| van VanLue of Rochester, fourth district; Floyd Collins of Tipton, fifth district; Carl Cottom of Anderson, sixth district; Gene Akers of Greencastle, seventh district. Vern Tapp of Franklin, eighth district, - Maynard Wolf of Cambridge City, ninth district; Flavian Myers of Washington, 10th district; Ray Goldman of Huntingburg, -11th district, and Al Spanagel of Lawrenceburg, 12th district. Mr. Raney named Jack Rhoades | of Indianapolis as secretary for the| coming year, Achievement

awards, reflecting | outstanding club activities, were| presented to the Terre Haute,| Frankfort, Mount Vernon and Alex-

landria clubs by Ivor Robinson of! { Boonville, a past governor.

Ben Dean, past International] president from Grand Rapids,| | Mich., «closed .the convention - by!

| charging the members to “take an| | active interest and stand on public issues in order to preserve the idemocratic way of life.” {

OPENS CAMPAIGN TO

The Marion county bi-partisan | juvenile: court committee, active | since 1938, has opened its campaign in support of Joseph O. Hoffmann, Democratic candidate for judge of Juvenile court. In the May 7 primary, the committee supported Harold N. Figlds for the Republican nomination for Juvenile court but he was defeated by Judge Mark W. Rhoads, incumbent.

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| ment is predicated on the follow{ing platform to which Mr. Hoffmann is pledged: “Take po#tics out {ecourt; insure employment of quali-

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{which rehabilitates. | Officers of the committee are | Roscoe Conkle, Mrs. Austin V. | Clifford and Mrs, Meredith Nich{olson Jr. co-chairmen; Miss Mary | Sinclair, secretary, and Henry Jd. | Peirco Jr, treasurer.

{ CALCUTTA RIOTS INCREASE CALCUTTA, Sept. 24 (U. P.»— Tension increased in riot-town Calcutta today in the wake of new | Hindu-Moslem clashes which left {seven dead and 60 injured.

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CHURCH PALEY T0 OPEN TODAY

Tabernacle As sociation Plans 3-Day Sessions.

Ministers, ' evangelists, mission aries and other workers will gather here for the meeting of the International Holiness Tabernacle association opening at 7:30 p. m. today in the denomination’s new building. The new Evangelistic Center Tabernacle building, 3705 S. Shelby st, will be the scene of sessions also tomorrow and Thursday. Business will be conducted from 9 a. m. until noon; camp meeting and missionary services from 1:30 to 4:30 m., and peoples’ meeting and evangelistic services from 7 to 8 p, m. The Rev. L. Richard Rahrar of Dublin, Ind., is the moderator.

Organized in 1936

Launch Sunday School

Campaign Tomorrow.

Eight Indianapolis Christian churches tomorrow will launch -an intensive church school enlargement program. The Rev, Robert Lewis is local chairman. Sixteen religious educators, cluding Indiana § i pastors and national directors of the Disciples of Christ from headquarters’ offices here, will engage

in-

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in the promotion

The Tabernacle association was organized in 1936 at the Old Time Religion tabernacle, Ft. Wayne, Ind. The Rev. E. P. Qualls of Indianapolis is the host pastor. Assisting the moderator during {the convention will be the vice moderator, the Rev. Earl Hissom, {pastor of the Gospel tabernacle, Charleston, W..Va.; and the following executive committee: Dr. George R. Warner; general secre(tary. of the National Holiness Misisionary society, Chicago; Dr. Harry |E. Jessop, president of the Chicago | Evangelistic institute, Chicago. | Also, the Rev. A. L. Lutrull, pas: tor of the Trinity Gospel tabernacle, Evansville, Ind.; the Rev. { Victor Glenn, general secretary of {the Egyptian Missionary society, Bedford, Ind, and the Rev. Kenineth Mendenhall, president of the {Christian Workers’ Missionary ischool, Albuquerque, N. M.

A quiet reception and open house with friends from 7 to 9 p, m. tn { Miller.

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50th Wedding Anniversary Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs, Milton Dear, 232|their neat little four-room house Kansas st., lifelong residents of the South side, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Thursday.

will mark the occasion. Three of the couple's four children will be present at the gathering, They are Mrs. Mamie Schanke, {Milton Dear Jr. and Mrs. Viola Erwin Dear, who lives in {Los Angeles, Cal, is unable to' at-

The elderly couple—Mr, Dear is 86 and Mrs. Dear, T1-—can recall the [time when the first electric streetcar made its appearance in Indian-

Mr, Dear, a retired moulder, does very little nowadays. strolls through Mrs. Dear, active as ever, does all | housework and several times has been found by. her husband standing on a ladder hanging cur-

The Dears also have three grand- | children and. two. great-grandchil- |

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SNYDER URGES U. S.| KEEP TAX RATE HIGH {

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 24 (U. P.) .—Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder said last night that high | federal taxes should be maintained, § “for some time” to reduce . the public debt and to fight inflation. Snyder, addressing the Executives’ Club of Milwaukee, said the present tax level also must be maintained to balance the budget, |

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effort to expand the Sund®y schools. The Rev. STREET CAR CRASH Charles Marion Ross, nationaldi-| Four persons were injured in a

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rector of edicational administration for the United Christian Missionary society, will direct the program. The eight congregations are the Downey Avenue, West. Park, North-

wood, Linwood, Second, Seventh, University Park and Williams Creek

Christian churches, Resource workers who will pro-

| vide information include Miss Anna of Juvenile| ns clarke and the Rev. J. D. Mont- ! and the fred: stafl workers without regard ip... WG. Moseley of Spokane, | to race, creed or political affiliation; | Wash. Others fronw St. Louis are give assistance to juvenile offend- |'y ricces Florence P. Carmichael, Ida jer through a probation Program | roe Irvin and Ruth Reynolds, and

| gomery of - Indianapolis

| Ronald R. Reed. | The eight guest leaders who wil

ministers: The Rev. Harry M | Davis, New Albany; the ‘ Rev. | George A. Harris, Greensburg; the

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DUBLIN, Sept, 24

{landed on Shannon airport, | one passenger was injured. | York via Gander, Newfoundland with 26 passengers.

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assist the local pastors and laymen | | in the program include five Hoosier |

IN DUBLIN, 1 HURT.

The undercarriage gave way at the end of the

The injured passenger was Mrs. Paula Sanchez, Sunnyvale, Cal, She

head-on collision of two streetcars and. three children were ‘hurt, none seriously, by a hit-ran driver at Senate ave. and 15th st. late yesterday.

Washington sts. Passengers - slightly hurt Mrs. Louise Thorpe, 62, of 2362 Central ave. Mrs. Catherine Neal, 1640 W. Ohio st.; Mrs. Faye Tyler, 3211- Sutherland---ave; Alice Graves, 315 E. South st.

1| Ppllarn, 10, 455 W. 16th st.

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A west-bound Washington st. car! split a switch and crashed: into an | east-bound car at Delaware and|

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The driver abandoned his car near the scene of the accident and Police later arrested

1 Buren: the Rev. Arthur A. Hyde& You're Not Too Old Hammond, and the Rev. D. Ervin The other three leaders are the Rev. Joe;R. Babb, Ft. Worth, Tex.: the Rev'R. { L. Jordan, Detroit, Mich., and the i | Rev. Allen B. Stanger, Richmond,

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