Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1946 — Page 4

~ Rabbi Stephen S. Wise

Indianapolis Protestants,

hosts to the 81st annual meeting of the World Alliance for International Friendship Through the Churches Nov. 10,

land 12. “Our World Is ‘One World”

is the church federation's committee on international Justice and goodwill and its chairman, the Rev. Almon J. Coble.

Climactic Meeting Nov. 12 Speakers will fill the pulpits- of local churches on Sunday, Nov. 10, and address noon luncheons Nov, 11 and 12 in the Columbia club. Sessions will be held Monday, Nov. 11, in the Roberts Park Methodist church ang, next day in the war memorial building. IN The climactic meeting will. be Nov. 12 at 8 p. m. in the World War Memorial auditorium when Rabbi Stephen 8. Wise and Dr. Ralph W. Sockman will be the principal” speakers. Charles A. Breece, president of the church federation, will preside. Rabbi Wise of New York is the founder of the Zionist Organization of America. ‘Dr, Sockman, also of New York, is pastor of Christ Methodist church. Miss Forsyth to Speak Miss Mdrgaret Forsyth of New York, executive director of the for“eign division of the National board ‘of the Y. W. C. A, and Clark M Eichelberger of New York, director of the American Association for the United Nations-and the commission to study the Organization of Peace will “address the women’s noon lunchedn Nov. 11 at thé Columbia - club. The Rev. Fr. George B. Ford, rector of Corpus Christi Catholic church, New York, and Francis H. Russell, chief - of the division of | public. liaison, department of state, will address the noon luncheon Nov. 12 in the Columbia club. . Other Scheduled Speakers . Additional scheduled speakers include: ; The Rev. George B. Ford, rector of the Corpus Christi Catholic church, New York City, Dr. Edgar J. Fisher, assistant director of the

Institute of International Educa- . {the Fellowship of Reconciliation;

Angeles Center for the United Na-

tions association and associated

groups.

Also Df:* John I. Knudson, pro-

fessor of history and economics, Brooklyn Polytechnic institute; Dr.

aie Friendship Coteronss

Principal Speakers for Climactic Nov. 12 Meeting

and. Dr. Ralph W.- Seckman |*

Catholics dnd Jews will be

Sma tess oo

Rabbi Stephen S§. Wise

Council of the world alliance; Dr. Daniel A. Poling, pastor of the Baptist temple, Philadelphia, Pa. editor of the Christian Herald and president of the World Christian Endeavor; Francis H. Russell, chief of” ‘the division public liaison, Department of State; Dr. C. E. Silcox, secretary of the World Alliance and director of the Onnadian conference of Christians and Jews. In addition Dr. Ralph -W. Sock-

man, Dr. Henry A. Atkinson, general secretary- of the Church Peace

World Alliance; Dr. Harry Holmes, associate secretary of the American Council of the World Alliance; Dr. William A. Loos, education secretary of the council; Dr. Carl Hermann -Voss, extension secretary of | the council; and Mrs. Edgerton Parsons, chairman of the American section of the Pan- Pacific Women's association and vice” president of the New York chapter of the National Council of Women. Local Sponsors Local sponsors of the conference are the American Association of University Women; the Baptist Ministerial Alliance of Indianapolis; B'nai B'rith, the Butler university school of religion; Christamore House; Christian Ministers’ association (Disciples of Christ), the Church Federation of Indianapolis, the Commission on World Order of the United Christian Missionary society; the Council of Jewish Women; the Exchange club; the Federation of Associated Clubs;

the Flanner House. Also the Hawthorne Social Service association, Indiana Central college, Indiana Committee for Vietory, Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers, Indiana Council of Churches, Indiana Federation of

_ | sions. He is the author of numerous

Union and American Council of the"

Brocton P.' Merrill, pastor emeritus of the Brick Presbyterian church, New York City, and president of the Church Peace union; the Rt.|Parents and Teachers, Indianapolis Rev. G. Ashton Oldham, bishop of Council of Church Women, Indianthe Episcopal diocese of Albany, N. apolis Methodist Ministers -associaY. and president of the American tion, Indianapolis Ministerial asso-

ciation, Ind!anapolis Roundtable of PILGRIM HOLINESS

Christians and Jews, Jewish ComCHURCH

munity Center, Kiwanis club League of Women Voters, Rotary Brookside Ave. at Jefferson Rev. Ralph McCrory, Pastor

club, Society for the Propagation of EVANGELISTIC

the Faith (Roman Catholic), United «SERVICE

mittee, Indianapolis Baptist association, Indianapolis Council of

Christian Youth Council of Indianapolis, Young Men's Christian association, Young Women's Christian association.

FINAL SERVICES of a Great Campaign

Special SARA P GREGORY Youth Service Canadian Educator Tonight, 7:30 Buvurday, 7:3 ; Sunday School, 9:30 Sunday Service he SPECIAL PROGRAM, -i 10°A. M. and EVANGELISTIC SERVICES 7:30 P. M. 10:30 A. M., 7:30 P. M.

MRS. A; OHLSON

Singer of Denver

os CIARTET,

A Woon for All

REV. L. ‘W. STURK

Guest Speaker

General Superintendent of SECOND FREE METHODIST ~ Pilgrim Holiness €hurches WIRES Co PUACK, Minister

W. 1. Car (2300 West) MA-9871

i jp

BRIGHTWOOD FREE METHODIST

31ST ‘AND FOREST MANOR

Rev. Ralph D. Bright Sundly School, 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship, 10:30 YPMS, 645 P. M. Evangelistic Service, 7:30 Thursday Night Prayer Meeting, 7:30

Study the Bible with Several Hundred Others at 9:30 A

: TEN.THIRTY VICTORIOUS LIVING" SEVEN.THIRTY "THE LIFT OF THE NAIL

PIERCED HANDS" MARS HILL FREE METHODIST CHURCH

Clubs, Indiana Win the Peace Com- |

Dr. C..T. Leber]

To Talk Here

Presbyterian Groups To Hear Mission Official

Dr. Charles T. Leber, executive secretary of the board of foreign missions of the Presbyterian church in the U. 8. A., next week will address both the meeting of the first district Presbyterial society and a diner of the Northminster Presbyterian ‘church. Dr. Leber will speak at “the annual first district meeting of the Indianapolis ~ Presbyterial society following lunchéon * Wednesday in the Irvington Presbyterian church. The Northminster church will present Dr. Leber as the dinner speaker Friday at 6:30 p. m. in the Millersville Masonic temple. The guest speaker has visited the many oriental and South American countries in which the Presbyterian denomination conducts mis-

books. Miss Emily McAdams, president of the Indianapolis Presbyterial society, will lead a panel discussion at the morning session. Those on the panel and their subjects are: “Spiritual Advance” by Mrs, Edward Mayo; “Lay Leadership,” Mrs. David Smith; “Christian Education,” Mrs. Matthew Smith, and . ‘Christian Outreach,” Mrs. Carl W. Piel Jr. Mrs. W. L. Idle, first district president, will preside. Others on the program are Mrs, Ralph J. { Hudelson, who will report the Lake Geneva National Adult Planning conference; Mrs. John B. Ferguson will give the dedication of the day; Mrs. Charles M. Armentrout will install new officers, and Mrs. Harry Ware will play the organ.

Plan Memorials

At Zion Church

Dr. P. R. Daries will dedicate two carved oak pedestals and accompanying brass flower - vases as memorials te gold star members tomorrow morning in the Zion Evangelica] and Reformed church. The pedestals and vases are the gifts of Louis C. Brandt, president of the congregation, and Mrs. Brandt by way of marking their 55th wedding anniversary. The newly dedicated objects will stand in the sanctuary as reminders of the sacrifice of the church's two young men in world war I and nine in world war IL The gold star members who fell during "1917-18 are Carl Striebeck and Arthur Losche. Those lost in the recent war are James Oliver

student.

will speak. - The ceremonies will be

permits, otherwise they will be in-

' THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ‘Family to Dedicate Parsonage

The Rev. Newman S

; Jeffrey, Mrs. Jeffrey and son Joseph come home to

the new parsonage of the Broadway Meth She:

Broadway, Methodist Church

Acyulyse Home for Pastor

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editor

The Rev. Newman S. Jeffrey and his family will dedicate their new

home, 4414 Broadway, tomorrow afternoon.

The house is the parsonage of the Broadway Methodist church of which the Rev. Mr. Jeffrey is the pastor. ice with parts‘to be given by Mrs. Jeffrey, son Joseph and daughter Joseph is a pupil in school 70 and Mary Jane is a DePauw

Mary Jane.

He wrote the dedicatory serv-

Father, Son

- | Park pastor, at the same time will

II NEA SN PRI ETRE

Hold Services Dr. Bransford Preaches

“At Roberts Park

Dr. Wesley H. Bransford, Anderson minister, and his son, Mallory W. Bransford, who is the local church organist, will conduct the services tomorrow at 10:45 a. m. at the Roberts Park Methodist church. Dr. Bransford will preach on “God's Mighty Men” in honor of Veterans’ day. Dr. Sumner L. Martin, Roberts

speak tomorrow morning jn Dr. Bransford’s pulpit in the First Methodist church, Anderson, Mallory W. Bransford is Head of the organ department at the Jor‘dan conservatory and choir director as well as organist at Roberts Park church. “He will play” tomorrow as a prelude, “Andante” by Beethoven; as an offertory, the Negro Spiritual, “Were You There?”, and Bach's “In Thee Is Joy” as a postlude. Mrs. Marjorie Payne Breeden will sing a solo and there will be anthems by the sanctuary choir.

Church Plans

Bazaar, Dinner

The Fairview Presbyterian church will hold a bazaar and dinner during a program Thursday from 2 until 10 p. m. A roast beef dinner will be served from 5 to 7 p. m. Other attractions will include booths for, displaying and selling Christmas cards, infantwear, baked goods and other foods. A white elephant auction will be held and a general store will operate with cracker barrel and cheese counter. Cartoon movies for children will be shown and soft drinks and ice cream will be sold. Mrs. O. M. Helmer and Mrs. Milo Ball “are co-chairmen.

Dr. Logan Hall, pastor of the Meridian Street Methodist church,

on the lawn provided the weather

side. Opén_ house and inspection of the- rooms. will be held after the service, Guests will be received also from 7 to 9p. m. In the receiving line with Rev. and Mrs. Jeffrey will be the menibers of the board of trustees and their wives and members of the parsonage | committee and their wives. Mrs, James Jay, Mrs. Frank: S. Wood and Mrs. Willis Peele are in charge of arrangements. Mrs. F. T. Reed, Mrs. C. E. Cottingham, Mrs. A. L. Thurston, Mrs. C. E. Harkness, Mrs. E. E. Padgett,

Mrs.

Earl

the position of

church,

She is a former resident and active worker among the district Miss Cutshaw was graduated-in May with the degree of bachelor of religious education from the~Hartford Seminary foundation, Hartford, Conn.

youth group.

Virginia Kreiger and Mrs. Mary Marjorie Janowitz. Mrs. Virginia Haflich will accompany them. Mrs. Janovitz also will sing. Between T and 9 p. m. Miss Lois Ann Goodnough will give the marimba solos accompanied by Mrs. Goodnough. Carothers will play the piano. Miss Edna Cutshaw has accepted assistant to the pastor of the Broadway Methodist

Mrs.

Russell

Others assisting are Mrs. Robert Gregg, Mary L. Haugh, John Silberman, L;. C. Stang, Mrs. B. L. Lacy, Mrs. R. M. Vandevier, O. M. White and Harold Crockett. Rev. Virgil D. Ragan is pastor.

Plans Musical Program

special musical program tomorrow at 7:45 p. m. at the Volunteers of America chapel. The Rev. Meade Reynolds will speak.

The “Methodist Four” will give a |

= J

The Rt. Rev, Richard A. Kirch-

this -diocese as is obvious from ‘its name. The Rev. John T. Payne is cathedral vicar. Pending the completion of St. Paul's Episcopal church, the congregation is holding a united worship service with. the cathedral.

Other events follow:

will give the om anniversar tomorrow at 10:1 he Piepenbrok, pastor, NORTH METHODIST CHURCH-—Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt will speak at the Jsilowship, dinner Thursday at 6:30 p. bbi ldbjatt is associate rabbi of the

Jamon m, v. KE. A. ‘will preside.

RE Hebrew congregation and a

preach on “Divine ice at 11 a. m. in Rue

house, 824 N. Pennsylvania st. EAST TENTH STREET METHODIST HURCH—The Asbury Girls’ Trumpet Trio from Asbury - college, Asbury, Ky. will give 8 program of sacred music VORIRhL at 30 p. m. and play tomorow at 9:30 and 10:45 a. m, and at 7:30 OAKLANDON UNIVERSALIST CHURCH —All Souls’ Qay will be marked tomorrow

grees from Butler. The class meets during the Sunday school hou

The Broadway Trumpeteers of Logansport, Ind. meeting sacred concert of children and 7 m. Omer Collins serves as leader and ‘“trumpeteer” with four additional players. The Rev. J. Vergil Siberal is accompanist. YOUTH FOR CHRIST—The Rev. Harold George Martin of Toronto, Canada, for-

Force durin

Park Methodist church. Martin now is eng

. Mr,

hine Native Evangelistic crusade The ‘“singspiration” 3 p.

tomorrow at in

rally and the Singspiration and the r. Martin also will speak both times. . MERIDIAN STREET MET URCH— "What Is Communism?”

Eniscopal Bishop to Preach At Choral Eucharist Rite

MT. OLIVE METHODIST CHURCH-—

mer chaplain of the Royal Canadian Air g the recent war, will speak at the rally tonight at 7:30 in the Roberts

e work of

The Chine Homes for Children snd of the

rally will be held the Memorial

Rev.

ODIST will be!

BAPTIST CHURCHES

TURDAY, NOV. 2, 19461 | SATURDA

oosie

BShow ¢

discussed by Lynn A. Williams Jr. at Autesaional omens

hoffer, bishop of the Episcopal dio-| fone ness, nd 2 Baus, C cese of Indianapolis, will preach lame is vice president on GhArse Tot the - d at the choral Eucharist service to- Warher Co. Non members ma make. Oils at | morrow, on the Sunday within the| “yg, py ng: wosPITAL CHAPEL Harry § The .second | octave of the, Feast of All Saints, Nolen A wills ing scoompanied aby hia 8 ork: by Hoosie A hy 5 airal in All Saints Episcopal oa m Protestant services tomorrow n view ‘at Hen e - nr tation, ata or ti BE a ough Nov. 14 “The feast is the palron fes~ | made through the Osric Mill Watkins Simon P. Bau tival of the Episcopal cathedral of post Jit lez one THD dairies Amets nd c

V. J. Cariar

IMMANUEL EVANGELICAL AND RE. ] A 20 oils Bonn, of Toledo, O. formes pastor. wii apes nad nn, o oledo ormer pa r, will ; | give the sermon at the 66th snniversar ’ still 1 service fomotrow at 0 8 ‘om. The will oom of the mus 2 ur ol ws! Ww * g luncheon afterward in the ip | wien _ Wilbur D. Pes building. : or, will be first FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH omorrow in a Rabbi urice Goldblatt of the Indianapolis Hebrew con res ation will address ernoon gallery the young people of e church &t’ their sum’s current e

worship service ang discussion period to-

ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL .| morrow at "6:4 n the parlors. velopaedia Bri FORMED CHURCH E. bs AND, NE. {To Rabbi Goldblatt vas Taken for his sub- te hausen of Princeton Roxio seminary | ject, “The Psalms and Hebrew Poet pntemporary : A

nack supper and recreation will fol ow the talk.

Ministers to crn

Prohibition Problems “CHRIST

Fo Ghrlun 480 et” or Bi| “How Can Society Deal with the [op the dinner. ' . Alcohol Problem?” will be discussed - | Sunday 11:00 | riNDIANAROLIS pUMITY TRUTH GER. at the meeting of the Indianapolis ; g Dues Sewn, of envio nda | Ministerial association. Monday at il) FIRST CONC EE RI Ti BEL ow. in Vs Roberta Save J Sh work in the Unity Cre or Ehrr Methodist church. . ; a ae ; Columbus, O. the Het. ‘Ruth-8. Ofipin’ of ‘Those included on the panel are 0 M.—Ch w the Unity Truth center. Sitabures, pin the Rev. Lewis H. McAdow and the A he

Rev. Robert Lewis, both of whom

have attended the Yale school of SWEENE alcohol studies; W. H. Remy, presi- Butler dent. of the board of public safety; Sunday Mo and Clayton Wallace, superinten= “g mm i dent of the Anti-Saloon league. p us EY Dean O. L. SI

Dr. John B. Ferguson, pastor of

at the 10:45 service. Rev. |the Irvington Presbyterian church Argyl. Houser will tell of his experien . : Shin tay at Soar when owes a vil Infrodice the program and the Church of an the course in ‘Personality Problems” for ai ton Marsh, pastor of Meridian a adults is resented on Sundays by Amos | Witherspoon . Presbyterian church, THOMAS I n er who - 4 —— jored in this study for their master’ 's de. will conduct devotions. nA M-—Haly

. 00 A M.—Holy C ‘Services to Mark

Church Homecoming

The Hillcrest Baptist church will mark homecoming tomorrow with services all day and a basket dinner. The Rev. E. E. Ballard, pastor, will celebrate communion and speak at the morning worship which will be preceded by Sunday school and followed by the basket dinner. The Rev. G. W, Paschall, pastor of Rover

mon, 00 P. M.—Confirm

NORTH IN CHURCH

200 We ug | Faobie pies, Ue bursday renin bie Study . 3. 8. JON

. | Presbyterian church " The Rev. Stanley Avenue Baptist church, will give the UNITY PR! Meckle, pastor of Meyer chapel Presby-|address, following dinner; and Leon liliated With Un terian church, will sing at .both tonighf's DR. FREDERICK

Pacala, at the 7:30 p. m. youth service. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mc-~ {Clellan are in charge of music. -

Sutasy Devo 8 E Mark 10 to — tu Practitioner—

CEN

Christian Science

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Churches

Branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientist

i] The Publis Is Cordislly Invited to Our || Services & Free, Reading Rooms (RR)

Mrs. H. C. Tope, Mrs, K. E. Lan-

Adams, Charles Leroy Goerke, Kurt Benjamin Klee, -Paul Earl Kleiner, Frederick Luedemann, Robert Earl Schenk, Paul Leroy Smith, Chris Henry Stickan and George Albert Yarling.

cet, Mrs. W. M. Seagle, and Mrs. C. E. Keller have been asked to pour. °° During the afternoon, a musical trio will play, members of which are Mrs. Kathryn Schantz,

"Punishment" Subiect At Scientist Churches

“Everlasting Punishment” is the subject of the lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, tomorrow. The Bible citations include the

following: “He that covereth his sins shall not prosper: but whoso confesseth and forsaketh them

shall have mercy.” (Proverbs 28:13.) The lesson-sermon also includes

'|the following passage from the

Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, by Mary Baker Eddy: “Covering iniquity will prevent prosperity and the ultimate triumph of any cause” p. 446.

NATHAN JEAN

Evangelists

Tonight 7:45 Sunday 11 A. M. "The Alarm Clock of the Soul."

7:45 p. m. "Jesus' Teachings on Hell."

Tuesday and Thursday rr F4B

CALVARY TABERNACLE

"902 Fletcher Ave. ‘Raymond G. Hoekstra, Minister

| | |

Unity for Peace Topic Of Rev. Coble Monday

The Rev. Almon J. Coble will discuss “The Unity of Effort of All Churches Toward Permanent World Peace” Monday at 9:30 p. m. over station WISH. The Rev. Mr. Coble, pastor of the Washington Street - Methodist church and chairman of the international - justice and goodwill committee of the church federation, will be sponsored by the Indianapolis Council of Churchwomen.

Sacred Heart to Hold

A Religious Center With

Civic. Circumference

. E. Burdette Backus Speak on’

“The Better Samaritan”

Unitarian Church

11 A. M. Sunday Church School—10:45

ALL SOULS

1453 N. Alabama St.

Lesson for Sunday, Nov. 3: “Everlasting Punishment”

Services at 11 o'Clock

Pleas. Run ‘Pkwy. 8. Drive, at Butler Eve. Serv 5:00. R R. Church Edifice Coll at 63nd ery, 7:30 R R._ Church Edifice 1609% Prospect St. BR. R. 1611 Prospect

prt SCEQOL. M ALL ALL CHURCHES Wednesday Even Moses senseday Bening Feetimonta se

Courageously’’—The

Associate

CENTRAL BAPTIST - CHRISTIA

Meridian and Vermont Streets ware and Wain ARLETON W. ATWATER. D. D., Pastor] Dr G. H. O'Dennell, pastoy Dr. W. A. Shul vy. Edw L. McLain. Associate Pastor . 9:35 A. M.—Bible School Temporary Meeting Place Bible Bchool—9:30 10:30 A. M.—Morning ip Commun- Prather Masonic Temple = Morning_Worshipion Message by the Pastor “A on & Strange Paradox College Ave. & 42nd St. Music by, excellen 6:30 P. M.—Yout Fellowship Youth Fellowship7: 3 P.M.—Evening Worship. “Living Sunday School—0:45 A. M, -

Morning Worship—10:45 A. M.

ST. N

astor {| Thursday, 6:00 P. M.—Priend and Fam- ED ily Dinner. Mr. Daniel R. Ehalt, di-| TUXEDO PARK—29 5 Grant (4 rector of Christian Education of the| U.S. Clutton. 9:30 A 7. Nn UNIT | Chureh Federation of Indianapolis, 1 a Spes wo LYNDHURST Lyndhurst dr. 0d Docks So. UFF PLACE—Wa Soft J gion 8 na; nkin, | L.C. Trent. 10:45 A. M.; 00 : rs pastor. Services 9:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. |

MEMORIAL BAPTIST. a Vv 8t. Clair. G. G. Kimsey, Ys TY

VE. —Emerson & E. New lor} 7:30 P.

EMERSON A Peter Vroom. 10:30 A, M.;

Sub

MERLE SIDENER The Jon Leader

Third Christian Chur

All Souls’ Services

The clergy of the Sacred Heart Catholic church “will conduct the annual All Souls’ services for the dead tomorrow at 3 p. m. in St.| Joseph's and Holy Cross cemeteries. | = The procession will tour the cemeteries for the blessing of the graves. There will be general absolution for the souls of the departed and a sermon by the Rev, Fr. Ardwin Hiller, O. F. M.

BAPTIST

(Take College car to 11th St,

hurch TONIGHT-Sat., 7:3

Roberts Park Methodist Church

Delaware and Vermont Sts.

Youth for Christ *

YOUTH FOR CHRIST

SINGSPIRATION Sunday, P.M.

Memorial Presbyterian [ Ith Street.and

Carrollton Ave. walk 1 block east)

0 P.M.

aps

Roger Malsbary

TUNE IN WISH Sunday Night, 11 to 11:30 P.M.

‘Quiet Hour broadcast