Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1947 — Page 11

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ill argue that in ns, the displaced re assets to ‘any belief in lberty to fascism over are the “fittest fation camps and

for ore or simi«

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the situation is. portant to maine .merely to cope but for national ack of shipping tion is expensive, skills is of ‘the we had not been n program under the commission , ships needed to

ll black. In ree 7 trade and civie Amreican Legion ppointed an adng industrialists 1 representatives maritime come n ship operation 1

as held here this ittee report, # is All not be ready

gated 12 million ~ At the end of s. But the extra

artime rush jobs

r another Pearl uild,

Brethren

| .of the Third Christian church will

5 Honored. _

At Service Roberts Park Fetes Mrs. Henry L. Miles

Mrs. Henry L. Miles, 1634 Temple] ave, will be named “Mother of the|

Year” in ceremonies tomorrow at 10:46 a m. in the Roberts Park

Methodist church. : +” Roberts Park is one of various

will mark Moth-| er'’s day with special features to-

morrow and} throughout * the . week,

Mrs. Miles, mother of five children and na-

and four daughters were and received into church memberhip at Roberts Park. The four older ones were married there. Jean, 11, attends school 81.

churches which}

Sunday school since 1017, Her son|

ancy

‘The married children are Henry L. Miles Jr, Mrs, Betty Johnson, Mrs, Emily Ann Nieten and Mrs. Patricia Hollingsworth, Over the past 30 years, pupils of Mrs. Miles have married and sent children of their own to be taught by her. Her former class members distinguished themselves in war service. Bugene Lacey, Indianapolis artist, is an “alumnus” of Mrs, Miles’ class. She is the sixth woman of the congregation to be recognized as “Mother of the Year” by the church. :

Boys Invite Mothers to Class

The U. B. Builders class of the Park Avenue Evangelical United church have invited mothers of the boy members to be special guests at the meeting tomorrow at 10 a, m. in the auditorium, Henry M. Dowling, local attorney, will speak. Lee Green, Indiana Central college student, will sing and Wendell Norton will play the trumpet. Dr. J. R. Simmermon, pastor, will give greetings and E. J. Rood, class founder and teacher, will be in charge of the program.

CMB to Award

Floral Prizes The Christian Men Builders class| 8

decorate with an orchid the senior mother attending the meeting tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. Dr. John G. Benson will discuss

and a gift to the youngest mother. The women’s Bible class of the church will present flowers to mothers over 70 and recognize the oldest and the youngest mothers tomorrow morning. Miss Patty Heun will sing and Miss Joanne Bernat will play the cello. The annual mother-daughter banquet of Third church will be held Friday at 6:30 p. m. with the Girls’ Fedération class as sponsors.

Musical Tribute Gaul's “Daguerreotype of Mother,” played by an organ offertory, will open the 10 a. m. worship service tomorrow in the Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed church. The Rev. C. E. Sitler will preach on “Festival of the Christian Home.”

Share Autos

Members are asked to invite mothers of the community to ride with them to services tomorrow morning at the Olive Branch Christian church. The University Park Christian church will hold a Mother's day service tomorrow and a motherdaughter banquet Friday night.

Banquet Set

Mrs. Grace Golden, director of the Children’s museum, will address the mother-daughter banquet of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church Friday at 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Golden wil] illustrate her theme, “Adventures in PFriendship,” with art objects and accounts of her travels around the world.’

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL

16th and Delaware Sts. REV. MARCUS W. JOHNSON, Minister 10:30 A. M.—Junior Church. 11:00 A. M.—Church School. “High Tide"

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Delaware and Walnut sts. (700 North) Dr. W. A. Shullenberger, Minister. Bible School—9:30 A. M.

Morning Worship—10:45 A, M. Sermon—*‘No ° With This”, g Music by ‘excellent ch aout Youth Fellowship—8: Ay or M.

“FIRST FREE METHODIST 12th and Tecumseh Sts.

Rev. R. L. Chitty, Pastor Sunday School—9:30 A. M. Mother's Day Program Rev. John A. Watsbn, qiecis speaker, Children and id oop 30 P.M

'eople—8 st Srv a 30 P. M. he re With the Blue Cross

UNITY TRUTH CENTER

Aflll. with Unity Hdqtrs., Ranass City, Mo. . Bundy schon Strahle, ls, In mer.

Pp Sonica tt : Ee DIVINE MG Hp

Midwesk~Wetnasds D. A. R. Chapter Hou oa BN. Pe Penn. Consultation and prayer classes,

merly of Indianapolis, is home from his mission station in India and embarked on a year’s speaking tour across the nation,

Saturday, landed in New York Monday and spent: Thursday nd

Dr. McGavran Starts Tour

Home From India Mission Station

Dr. Donald A. McGavran, fore

The United Christian Missionary

clety’s officials here, Dr. McGavran brings back deflnite opinions concerning the political situation in India and a record of achievement in his own mission | area. He was instrumental in building a new hospital in India, was superintendent of a leper asylum, directed the schools of his area and engaged in evangelistic work. He envisions -two independent states, Pakistan and Hindustan, coming out of today's confused political situation. The present bloodshed between Moslems and Hindus will end with the division into two states, he prdeicts: In spite of all the strife among the natives, they do not‘ harm Americans in any way and deeply appreciate the work of the missionaries, Dr. McGavran reports. Mrs. McGavran and three of the children came by boat and soon will land at San Francisco. Her home is in Muncie where the entire family, including two daughters who are college students in the United States, expect to make an extended | chi visit during the year.

‘Adam and Fallen Man'

Lesson-Sermon Subject “Adam and Fallen Man” is the subject of the lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, tomOITow. The Bible citations include the following: “He drove out the man; and he placed at the east of the garden of Eden cherubims and a flaming sword which turned every way, to keep the way of the tree of life.” Gen. 3:24. The lesson-sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, “Science

tures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “The tree of life is significant of eternal reality of being.” p. 538.

Preaching Mission

To End Here Sunday Dr. Ray E. Snodgrass of Enid, Okla., will give his closing sermon for the preaching mission sponsored by 47 local Disciples of Christ churches, tomorrow at 7:45 p. m. in Cadle tabernacle. The sermon topic will be “A Sin That Cannot Be Forgiven.” The

and Health with Key to the Serip-|

TEAMWORK — On Mother's day and every dav; ehidren of Mis Ralph Tobe jeer help her hold down her two jobs. The children are Tom, seated, Jack and

church at night, you will find the slender, darkeyed Mrs. Johns there. She also helps committees of Howe high school students plan six dances per year sponsored by the Irvington Union of clubs. She is adviser to Presbyterian youth of

{Indiana the retiring vice president

of the Howe P.-T. A. and a teacher

‘lat Presbyterian summer youth

camps. Desribes Co-operation Plan To satisfy an inquirer, Mrs. Johns sat for an hour in her spaciuos living room, in her University ave. house and desribed her plan of family co-operation. “1 firmly believe that home comes first,” she said. “For that reason I couldn’t hold the church job if Mr. Johns and the children hadn't been anxious that I take it and hadn't promised to help.” Mr. Johns is a businessman of many copcerns of his own. Jack is 18, Tom 16, and Nancy 14. All three children attend Howe high school. On a typical Sunday Mrs, Johns rises at 7 a. m. She gets breakfast for herself and her husband, starts a slow cooking dinner and is driven by Mr. Johns to the church by 8 a. m. From then until bedtime, she shuttles back and forth between the church and home attending this meeting and that. - Get Own Breakfast The sons and daughter get their own breakfast. Jack teaches a class of 8-year-old boys who drafted him because he plays varsity football at Howe. Tom and Nancy belong to Sunday school classes. The whole fant is present for morning

Dal and eager for that simmering pot roast with vegetables, they all hurry home after church. Everybody helps to get dinner on the table by 12:30 p. m. Somebody volunteers to wash the dishes. Mr, Johns drives his wife back to church by 2 p. m. Tomorrow night, the whole household will attend the Family Week dinner and Mdther’s day services at the church. Nancy and Tom will sing in the youth choir, “That's the way it goes” Mrs.

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EST MORRIS ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH

West MUL at Blaine HARRY BU , Minister Hear MILDRED

WOMEN'S PART. n BAPE GUARDING THE AMERICAN HOME 9:30 A. M.—*“The Living Dead.” 10:45 A. M.—Bible School. 6:15 P, M.—Christian Endeavor, Welshimer, guest,

Miss

Toamwork Allows Mother Time for Religious Work

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editor

Mrs. Ralph Johns gives family teamwork the eredit for her ability to maintain a home while holding down a full-time religious job. Ho Mother's day tomorrow will find Mrs. Johns hard at work in her dual role of housewife and director of education and youth for the Irvington Presbyterian church. Sunday is the busiest day of the seven that she spends at the church. When anything is happening at the

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Johns added. “Each person makes

assign a regular list of duties to each one of us. That would be drudgery. Same Ming over and over, “The house is going to stay right here and wait for attention. But certain events, concerts, plays, parties and church services won't wait. If on occasion, we neglect a few domestic chores to attend them, I think that’s all right.” When asked if she shad a “very religious” upbringing, Mrs. Johns replied: “Only average. I'm just an average person religiously.” Then she flashed one of her broad smiles: “I met Mr. Johns in church. We were singing in the choir in Evansville. He's right: I do love church work”

Religious Writer Will Speak Here

Miss Mildred Welshimer, Canton, O., religious writer and speaker, will give several addresses tomorrow and Monday. : She will speak tomorrow morning at the Refuge Christian church near

Noblesville; at 6:15 p. m. for the Christian Endeavor societies and at 7:30 p. m. night services in the West Morris Street Christian church.

be heard at the Walnut Grove high school, Arcadia, Ind.

EIGHTH CHRISTIAN

* 14th St. and Belle Vieu Edward E. Russell, Minister

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Christian Youth Fellowship....

Broadcast WIBC—I i i M.

Hear Evangelist C. OLIVER BAKER

! Preaching Vital Messages The Full Gospel

t TONIGHT, 7:45

SUNDAY, 11 A.M. 7:45 P. M.

1 Also Tuesday and

Thursday

7:45 P. M.,

CALVARY TABERNACLE 902 Fletcher Av.

Radio—WISH

Jesus Christ the same yesterday,

. Ralph Pollack and Mrs. Pol-| «\ATy, . lack, Nebo, Til, will lead the sing- ww on eee CE and today and forever. mse

[World Peace ‘ Traveler Due

| Here Friday

in the interest of peace, and native of England, will speak here Friday.

mous Kingsley hall settlement in ‘| London’s East end, has just returned

Nehru, Chiang Kai-shek and other leaders.

“lon in India and

in the Roberts Park Methodist

onciliation, the Christian Task,” at

| Applega mie nd

his own bed every day or it goes Chu 0 unmade, Except for that, I don’t

Monday night, Miss Welshimer will

Sunday—8 A. M.

Back From Orient Miss Muriel Lester, world traveler

Miss Lester, founder of the fa-

from a tour of the orient, She talked with Gandhi,

world

China’ at a mass meeting at 8 p. m.

church and on “International Rec-

12:30 p. m. at the Y. W. C. A. Miss Lester is sponsored by the Pellow- | speak.

On the eve of Mother's day, comes the ‘announcement that Rancho Framasa, archdiocesan summer | camp for youth, will hold its open- | oo ing session June 8, The first five | 220! weeks will be for boys and the last five for girls. The Rev. Fr. Richard Kavanagh, C. Y. O. director, is in charge of camp arrangements.

Mark Ascension Day All Evangelical and Reformed churches of the city will unite for an Ascension day service, Thursday | at 7:45 p. m. in the Zion church.| Lil Rev. W. Franklin Lahr wil

ship of Reconciliation of which she is international secretary. She will be presented here by the church federation international justice and will committee. e! religious events: AVENUE METHODIST CHURC by the W. 8, 5. Taosdny at Ips letved Se Sang by a Keenan will A

rowned - dren will vy Eihder and beth Sun. church dance the May

Leone Pi Hy Ti Soh Sire ir taal The Child and His Family’

and

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ST JOHN'S

SWEENEY CHAPEL

Sunday Morning Worship

“Christian Womanhood” Dr. O. L. Shelton, preaching

Butler University

11 A. M.

Dallas L. Browning, D. D., Minister

6 P. M.—Angelus Hour for Youth

W. Washington at Warman Ave.

EMERSON A NE SE rs bi

TL Services: 5:30 AM. aut i po

METHODIST on "NORTH CHURCH

Meridian and 38th Street

10:45 A. M.~Warship Service “Motherhood’s Glory” 9:30 A. M.—Church School

WASHINGTON STREET

IRVINGTON

pu Sones, North

RALPH O. Cliurel) Sehool. Ssbool, 9:3 30. FIATAON Sin

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be discussed by Mrs , , chairs | man the y Ph k committee of ho ihe,omel, of huh Joos Thum id e “UNITY PRAYER GRO 12:30 noon luncheon, usic, (Affiliated With and business. . as DA Sh EDERICK se Cg 3. : Y CHRIS

Dr. Ray of Eni ok.” . give the 10:45 ne to i VETERANS HOSPITAL CHAPEL The Se Pn Park whit 38, ih Shakties Amermusic fof the 8 &. m. Protes tata? services fhe tomorrow. Chaplain C. G. deliver the serm

Ex-Congressman To Address Parley

and | Open Dally ow (Unity Literature—Phone FR-4254)

Belmont Church of Christ

10:45 A. M. and 7:45 P. M. Wednesday Services, 7:45 P. M. Carl Flinn, Minister.

DR Devotions, 11 A. M. SE Room 503

gui eay, Doth 3

1002 8, Belmont Ave.

Sunday Program: Bible Classes, 9:45.A. M. Worship and Preaching

CA-1350

J. William Boehne Jr., Washington, D. C., former congressman from Indiang, will give the address at the first annual convention of the tristate district of the Lutheran Laymen’s league tomorrow at 2 p. m. ine Hotel Lincoln. The district includes Missouri

UNITED LUTHERAN

Sunday School ..........9:15 A M. Worship ....... sevisans 10:45 A M.

ST. MARK'S

synod Lutheran churches of Ohio and Kentucky in addition to Indiana. George C. Schwier is the present district president. New officers will be elected tomorrow. The laymen’s league sponsors the world-wide Lutheran Hour broadcast. .

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Wilson Wallace, Minister

40th and Capitol

9:45—Bible Study. 10:45—Morning Worship 7:45—Evening Wanship

CENTENARY CHRISTIAN

11th and Oxford sts. @. Lavon Fisher, minister. 9:30 a8. m., Sunday School.

Mrs. Ray Snodgrass, soloist. Family Day observance.

Lutheran Clurches 1

of the National Lutheran Council Welcome You,

For Information Concerning the Location of Our Churches, or the Church Nearest You, Phone

. MA rket 2167

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The Pus han of Cee Ce Man

The Public Is Cordially Invited to Our Services and Free Reading Rooms (R. R.)

- Lesson for Sunday, May 11 “ADAM AND FALLEN MAN”

FIRST CHURCH Meridian at RR. Chureh, Baifics

- SECOND CHURCH

Delaware at 13th Evening Service, 5:00 R. R, 526 State Life Bldg.

THIRD CHURCH

FIRST PRES

Delaware at RUSSELL GALLOWAY

TWO MORNING SERVICES 9:30 and 11 A. M.

DR. big ior Bn Nation" =Rdn ny

+ |:

sll classes.

Ru NORTH RURAL STREET 9:30 a. m—Family Bible school with special Mother's Day programs in

PUBLIC INVITED.—O. A. Trinkle, Minister,

ENGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH

10:48 a. m.—Sermon, “WHAT IS MOTHERHOOD?" Good musie, gospel message and a Christian welcome to all.

EVENING SERVICES IN CADLE TABERNACLE IN THE CLOSING NIGHT OF REVIVAL BY MARION COUNTY CHRISTIAN CHURCHES,

Thursday, 7:18 P. M., Midweek Service.

) ) } Monument Circle—CHRIST - h CHURCH—S8 a. m.; 9:30 ) a. m. and 10:45 a. m. The { Rev. E. Ainger Powell, ) D. D, The Rev. Herman Anker.

; Central Ave. at 16th ‘St.— 4 ALL SAINTS CATHE- ) DRAL-17:30 a. m.,, 11 a. m. ) and 6:00 p. m. The Rev. ; John T. Payne. ST. 3 PAUL'S worshipping with , the Cathedral congrega- ) tion Church School, 9:00 a. m. at 64th and College 4 Ave. The Rev. Wm. Bur-

—-EPISCOPAL~

Ritter Ave, South (Irvington) —8T. MATTHEW’ S—7:30 a. m., 9:30 a. m. and

. dolph P. Keicher.

ni i A i eh hh

10:45 a, m. The Rev. Ru-

eridian St, at 33rd— CHURCH OF THE ADVENT—T:30 a. m.; 9:30 h a. m and 11:00 a m. The Rev. Thomas R. Thrasher.

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EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED NORTH AND NEW JERSEY STREETS FREDERICK R. DARIES, D. D., PASTOR 9:00 A. M.—1st Service of Worship. 9:45 A. M.—~Church School. 10:40 A, M.—~2d Bervice of Worship: Christian Home's Influence.” LTvrday, Puls JS %emitn Day service

18-minute organ rectal by b "Doe re Young, oo ’

P hr, s a] senior choir. pes

Mother's Day

Win. Grant Black 2 of Urbana, .Il} ftother's Chorus, “Do The Corder Girls Banner School, 9: ho pl Milburn Wills, supt. MRS. B. F. BATTLESON of Petersburg, Ill, 10:30 a. m.

YOUTH HOUR, 7 p. m., “A MOTHER'S FAITH A NATION'S SECURITY” 7:45 p. m. I. Joseph C. Black, Minister SECOND FREE METHODIST Wilkins and Pershing

Pp unity, literatu ol % litoratur Claypoa! ror Hotel.

WwW. 1. Car, 2300 West. MA-9871.

sermon by Pastor anthems by the

Youth Betvies, a: SP Church Office, Ry

Bunday Sch the oldest and the A Token of Love will

The

College Avenue Church of the Nazarene

15th and College

Why Not Vis Our Sunday School Next Sunday, 9:30 A M.? Special Gifts for Every other Morning Worship, 10: 30 A

eek Service Wednesday, 7 8. R. MONEYMAKER, Pastor

SOUTH SIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

Corner Olive and Le Grande Ave. A: L. Emmert, pastor

SPECIAL 'WORKERS—REV. AND. MRS, WILLIAM LUALLEN Chalk Artists—8Singers and preachers of Bloomington, Ind. . Rev. Emmert, Bringing Mother's

oA Corsage Sven to every Mother present. Special Jung, Pes Peoples Service—6:30

Evangelistic Service-—~7:30 allens in Charge.

Evening Se Service 7:30 P. M. NY Residence

Day Address—10:30 A. M. 9:30 A. M. Also beautiu} aft given youngest mother presen

given to every Mother present

DR. RAY E. SNODGRASS Wonderful Music

CADLE

ON THE AR AGAIN

GARFIELD HEIGHTS

2842 SHELBY : Worship and Preaching .........ic.000 wees. 11700 A. ML +” Bible Study | We oh 4 ee dba aes efheersi. 10100 A M. Versi tear atria areanaen . 7:00 P. M.. Wednesday Evenic Bible Study ..iveeness T4 PM W. L. TOTTY, Minister

CHURCH OF CHRIST STREET

1470 on

Station WCBC, Anderson

1 to 1:30 P. M. Every Sunday Sunday School 9:30, Morning Rev. Charles

FIRST CHURCH OF THE

NAZARENE E. Washington and State St., Indianapolis

Your Dial

TABERNACLE

Come Early for Good Seats

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Worship 10:30—Evangelistic 7:30 B. Cox, Pastor :

—SUNDAY NIGHT— .

Great Closing Message “The Sin That Cannot Be Forgiven”

. Sunday Night—7:45 p. m. \

Carrollton at 11th-—-Rev.

| 10:45 A. M.~] h

Thursday, 7:30 P.

Memorial Presby T 9:30 A. M.=Chureh School for alt ages: be Present —ras

7:00 M.— Westminster Pellowship. a M., Midweek service.

"Christ for Indianapolis City-Wide. Awakening”