Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1948 — Page 5
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FAIRVIEW
46th and Capitol Ave GIL D. RAGAN, Miniter ~Chureh Bchool. : ~Westminster ‘Fellowship.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 13 (UP) feared to-
jeader's demand for a pension
pan. responsible Industry spokesmen agreed that a strike next week Is “certainly a possibility.” Their fears were prompted by; Mr. Lewis’ announcement late yesterday that he has instructed all United Mine Workers locals tof pegin discussion of what he called
the industry’s refusal to consider! }
pension demands. Hint Aim Is $100" Peasion Mr. Lewis declined to say exactly what he was gunning for. An inadvertent statement — unusual for ‘him-—gave support to his aim is a pension of $100 ai month for all coal miners reaching the age of 60. What worried eaders most was that Mr. Lewis (1) did not specify whether this meant a strike, and (2) announced scornfully that he would not give the government any advance notice of a walkout by his 400,000 soft coal miners. .
ANSWERS:
ONE: In Daniel 1, the account is given of the four who refused the best meat and wine, and how they surpassed all others
in appearance and understanding
TWO: Tithing, as instructed in Lev. 27:30—and Mal. 3:10,
may provide a deductible item if legal limits, THREE: Jesus.
MAY 14, 1946, A HARD-BOILED TAY! BRIDGE IN ORDER TO TAKE A CRIPPLED
PIGEON TO SAFETY. WHO PRAISED SUCH CONSIDERATION 2
“Blessed are the merciful . .
ON A CHICAGO
total deductibles do not exceed J Matt. 5:7.
On Feb. 2 Mr. Lewis notifi the coal operators that a dispute
existed. Under the new Taft- Ev an g elis ts :
Hartley labor law, he was also
required to notify the Federal . Mediation Service if .the issue| | OQ pea
still was unsettled after 30 days. He did not do so, but no action can be taken against him unless unfair labor practice charges are filed with the National Labor Relations Board.
empowered under the new law to create a board of inquiry should a
an injunction to stay such stril es for 80 days after the=®zurd reports.
MATCHES HARD ON TIMBER Matches consume a tcial of more than 100 tons of wood daily.
BETHANY
CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1634 E. Minnesota St. Unified Service .....9:30 a. m. Evening Service ....7:30 p. m. E. LeRoy Williams, Minister
CHRIST TEMPLE
ST. MARK'S UNITED LUTHERAN
Prospect and Linden Sts, Rev. Thomas B. Kline, Worship cesssssenesnsee 10:45 ALM. Sunday Schoo 930A. M.
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and the However, President Truman is Evangelical United Brethren!
churches walkout occur and then ask for meetings beginning tomorrow.
2 Churches List Special Meetings
University Heights schedule
Dr. R. H. Turley will give the sermons for his services held
nightly, Monday through Friday,|q { s t ribution of
at 7:30 p. m.,, and tomorrow at 5:45 p. m. Milo Coldren, Indiana Central College student, will direct the music and Vernon Smitley, organist, will play. Spe-| cial groups will be honored at each meeting. At the Edwin Ray Church, Mrs. Ann Bradway Alexander of Tuscola, Ill, will serve as evangelist. Visiting choirs will sing at the services held nightly at T:30 p. m. except Saturday. The presentation of the film, ‘Journey Into Faith,” will open the series tomorrow night. It will close Easter. The Rev. D. Millard Church is pastor.
Church to Present Jordan Chorale
The Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church Men's Association will present the Jordan Chorale assisted by the Jordan Music-
EVANGELICAL AND REFROMED NORTH AND NEW JERSEY STREETS FREDERICK R, DARIES, D. D., PASTOR 9:00 A. M.—Pirst Service. 9:45 A. M.—Chureh School 10:40 A. M.—Second service. Sermon subject: “I Believe.” Lenten servce Wednesday, 7:46 p. m.
ST. JOHN’S
EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED E A PIEPENBROK. Paster 10:15 A. M.—Presentation of Paster ass. Lenten Service Thursday, 7:45 p. m.
P. Cantata presented by Senior choir: “Seven Last Words of Christ,” by Dubois.
SWEENEY CHAPEL
Butler University Sunday Morning Worship 11 A. M.
“Jesus In Today's World.” Dr. O. A. Shelton, preaching
Theater Singers in a recital tomorrow at 7:45 p. m. : Lloyd Sunderman is chorale director and Leola Turner, director of the Music Theater Singers. The program follows:
Praise to Our God............. M. Vulpius When Jesus Wept........ooveveun, Billings Motet, Op. 20 (Psalm LI)...,.... Brahms
1. Create in Me, O God. II. Cast Me Not Away From Thy Countenance. III. Grant Unto Me the Joy of Thy Salvation. Jordan Chorale
He Died for Us.......coeiessingess. Haydn I Wonder as I Wander........ Niies-Horton Love in Grief (From Grief to Glory) Christiansen Lost in the Night..........,. Christiansen Jordan Chorale
Excerpts from “In a Persian Garden” Liza Lehmann Jordan Music-Theater Singers PYIOPO «vouovgnrsnmnngss® snsanssss Boellman
Organ Offertory Joanne Viellieu, organist The Music of Life... ............. Cain There Is a Balm in Gilead.... ... Dawson Oh, Susanna .............ees. Foster-Cain
Plenty Good Room......... .... Arr. Smith Jordan Chorale
UNITY PRAYER GROUP (Affiliated With Unity, Kansas City, Mo.) DR. ELIAS ANDREWS
CK Sunday Devotions, 11 A. M. E. Market, Room 503
G. W. Thompson to Talk
Tennessee Pastor To Speak Here
Tenn., will give the annual Holy Week Sermons sponsored by the Church Federa-
Both the Edwin Ray Methodist tion in the Eng- § lish Theater.
the editor of The evangelistic | Upper Room, devotional booklet published by the Methodist
Dr. Roy H. Short of ‘Nashville, Dr. Short is
Church, with a
1 million among many denominations and in many languages in all parts of the world. The guest speaker is a native of Louisville, Ky., and held several Methodist pastorates before taking cover the booklet editor ship in 1944.
Chicago Educator To Give Talk Here
Dr. John L. Mixon, professor of church social work at McCormick Theological Seminary, Chicago, will speak at the church social work conference Monday beginning at 9:30 a. m,, in the YWCA. It is sponsored by the Church Federation Social Service Department. Following the morning meeting, Dr. Mixon will speak to the Indianapolis Social Workers’ Club at micheon in the Y. His subject will be “Facing Community Problems Together.” During the afternoon he will visit church-spon-sored neighborhood centers and at night a dinner of church and educational leaders planning for the training of church social workers.
Shepard to Address 3d Christian Members
W. C. Shepard, one of the five newly appointed staff speakers of the Christian Men Builders Class, will give a talk tomorrow at the 9:30 a. m. session in the Third Christian Church. The other three are Frank W. Morton, John T. Hume, W, W. {Phillips and H. O. Johnson. The Rev. A. C. Brooks, church pastor, is chaplain of the class. One of staff speakers appears each Stnday on the program in the absence of the regular teacher, Merle Sidener. The program fis
Dr, Short
Before Methodist Rally
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8 Open Daily 10 tc 5—Saturdny Until 8 Classes—Noon Science—Practitioner Unity Literature—Phone FR-4354.
Episcopal . CHURCH OF THE ADVENT 32361 N. Meridian St. The Rev. Laman H. Bruner Jr. rector Services 7:30 and 11:00 Church Schoo! 9:30
Wi ——— est Morris Street
Christian Church 153¢ W, Morris (at Blaine) 9:30 A. M.—Morning Worship. 0:45 A. M.—Bible , School.
8:15 P. M.—C. EB. Meetings. 7:30 P. M.—Evening Worship. DAY
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7:30 P. M.—Hour of Help. Harry Bucalstein, minister,
A FRieng, endRe;
following a 6:30
odist Church. Charles Hamilton
sical program. J. Fred Murphy
{have men’s organizations. Sumner L. Martin is superinten dent.
‘Observes 55th Year
The Knesses Israel Congrega-
tion will mark its 55th anniversary with a 6 p. m. dinner served by the Ladies Auxiliary tomorrow in the vestry. Harry Bluestein is dinner chairman and Mrs. George Cohen, auxiliary president.
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Glenn W. Thompson, Columbus, WFBM. president of the posi Ba Sparks Industries, will address|[Jowne the district Methodist Men's Rally mw. 1 5 J 4 Vos Church p. m. dinner| Tuesday in the Irvington Meth-
the host church’s minister of mu-|the Disciples. of Christ to girls sic, will be in charge of the mu-land women in India, will speak at
district lay leader, is chairman of Thursday in the Downey A. the district men’s work. The as-| y Avenue trict includes 1500 men and 50) {churches about half of .which| play marimba selections and Mrs,
Dr. F. W. Wiegmann and Mrs. Archie
broadcast over radio station
o Hear Missionary Mrs. Donald A. McGavran, na»|tive Hoosier and missionary of
»/the 12:30 p. m. luncheon meeting
Christian £Lhurch. Mrs. Spencer P. Austin will
Mackey will sing. Mrs, C. A. Weesnter is president of the Woman's Council, meeting hostesses.
Michigan Rector
To Give Sermon Here he Rev. William A. Simms, rector of 8t. Thomas’ E iscopal Church, Battle Creek, Mich, will give the sermons for the noonday | services from 12:05 to 12:35 p. m., Tuesday through Friday in Christ Episcopal Church on the Circle. The Rev. Mr. 8imms is a Canadian by birth, chairman of the standing committee of his parish and active in all its affairs. This will be his thi¥d speaking engagement during Lent in Christ Church.
New Church Ground Té Be Broken :
The Brightwood Christian Church will break ground for their new church in ceremonies following the 10:30 a. mx: worship tomorrow. The site of thé néw edifice is 2805 Station St. The church will
'|be constructed of cement block
and cost $15,000. Building “will start Immediately, the pas‘or, the Rev. Robert Greene, announces.
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F7/DE OF LIFE
> : i ; 5 The Church is the * All day long—and often far into the night—-the tide of human life moves the bui Freglest factor along the thoroughfares of the world. tis a ding ot o or pours 900d cillammetey : : : : ‘ i ais ia at. a + eirong Chureh, neither demoener"** Without Each life in this moving throng is a little world within itself, with its Som survive. There are fous CY." Sivilization
varied interests, activities, emotions, aspirations and outlook. Yet there are common interests shared by high and low, weak and strong, rich and poor
alike.
Humanity and religion are the common denominators of the human race. We may differ greatly as individuals, but we share a common human God. On these two great fundamentals we
_ heritage and worship the same must build the brotherhood of man.
Religion teaches men that narrow selfishness, prejudice and hate are
is the way of peace and good will toward men; that the Church and the Bible are man's best
not conducive to human happiness; that the way of
aids to rich, full and successful living.
Religion and humanity are the common heritage of all men. They bind
us in the great brotherhood of the Children of God.
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