Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1948 — Page 5

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BAPTIST CHURCH and Vi t t A oAtetter Dr D. Pate . McClain, Associate Paster Bible School. ‘Worship. Sermon by “Spiritual Giving." a ‘Worship. Pranklin Coll Choir. Dr. L. B. Matthew Pro of Bible, : College, guest speaker.

NTRAL BAPTIST OU TO WORSHIP WITH WB al Ave. and Westfield Bind Morning Sopoari Dr 6 -Bible School. SSES FOR ALL AGES

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tilner, D. D., Joseph W.

srning Worship, 11 8 byt Milner: “The Religion of 88.

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46th and Capitol Ave

RGIL D. RAGAN, Ministef

L~Chureh School. £—"Be Not Anxious’ - ~—Westminster Yello

NOW IN PROGRESS

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Presbyterians .

The Presbyterian Church will collaborate with Tom

the T: Chueh, o othat Mr. Wedsworth an cal United Br ror has 3608 tor Tabernacle.

which he stands. fo Vale made it clear that the pew recreation director will pecome a Presbyterian. He will retain his membership in the Evangelical United Brethren Church. At the end of two years, if Mr. Wedsworth is not convinced that his experiment is “working out,” that young people are not showing signs of being influenced religiously, he will resign and return to the EUB pastorate. Mr. Wedsworth is 28, 8 feet 1 iach tall, weights over 200 Ibs. and hails from Peru, Ind. He was a member of the varsity baseball and choir while a student in North Central College. He directed athlétics and recreation while attending the

Evangelical |¢ Theological Seminary, Naperville,

7. He also is a licensed official for basketball and baseball in the Indiana High School Athletic Association.

Speaker to Explain

. * ' ‘Louisville Plan The churchmen of Louisville, Ky., “did something about it" when they found thair city’s institutions in a deplorable condi-

tion. Just what they did will be outlined in an address by George Stoll of Louisville in an address pr. 19 at a luncheon in the

The churchmen, who united eir social welfare efforts in a ommittee on Institutions, have been featured in Time Magazine Iso in a long list of religious publications. They literally have vamped jails, insane asylums

Davis Co.

NEW VENTURE — Tom Wedsworth, an ordained -Evangelical United Brethren minister,

will try his luck at directing recpot et for the Tabernacle P. byterian Church. :

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fordsville; two sisters, Mrs. Martha Tarr, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ada Whitesitt, Pittsburg, Kas. and two grandchildren. *

Mrs. Homer Birdwell Services for Mrs. Helen Birdwell, an Indianapolis resident 37 years, will be held at 1 p. m. Monday in the Twenty-Fifth Street Baptist Church. wil be in New Crown Hill Cemetery. She was 81 * died Thursday in her home, R. R. 18. A native of Oxford, O,, she was a member of the First Baptist Church of North Indian-

nd other similar institutions|apolis

over the past five years. The luncheon ring committee of the Ch Federation includes Harold Boshop, chairman; Parker F, Jordan, Harold Brigham and C. Oliver Holmes, mn tm————————————

Sin, Disease, Death" opic for Sermon

on-sermon in all Churches of hrist, Scientist, tomorrow. The Bible citations include the ollowing: “Afterward Jesus findth him in the temple, and said nto him, Behold, thou art made ole: sin no more, lest a worse hing come unto thee.” John 5:14. The lesson-sermon also includes)

Survivors include her husband, Homer; two daughters, Mrs. Maxine Carpenter and Mrs. Rosémary Williams; two sons, Homer O. and Charles M. Birdwell; her father, Oscar Bedenbaugh; a sister, Mrs. Hazel Thurman, and one brother, Bruce Bedenbaugh.

William O. Frankum Services for William O. Frankum, 602 E. Iowa St., an indianapolis resident 26 years, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial will be in Glasgow, Ky. Mr. Frankum was 48. He died yesterday in Methodist Hospital. He was a native of Barren County, Kentucky.

he following passage from the|Sharp

hristian Science k, “Scince and Health with Key to the criptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy: Only those who repent of sin d forsake the unreal, can darian the unreality of evil.”

Pastor Resigns Here o Take Ohio Post

The Rev. Olen A. Peters, who has been pastor of the First United Lutheran Church since November 1042; has resigned to accept the pulpit of the First Lutheran Church in Bellefontaine, O. « The Rev. Mr. Peters’ resignalon. will go into effect June 1. He is a former president of the Hndianapolis Ministerial Associaon, and a member of the board of directors and co-chaplain of e Optimist Club, He is chairman of the department of religlous education of the Church Federation, and chairman of the ommittee on social missions of

e Indiana synod of his denomihation,

plate English Teachers Plan Fi. Wayne Meeting

The seventh annual meeting of e Indiana Council of Teachers bt English will be held Apr. 17 n Ft. Wayne. Miss Jane Strain,

Ng secretary, while treasurer is lfred K. Jones of city schools dministrative office. Dr. Thomas Clark Pollock, President of the National Council pf Teachers of English, will speak

Wheeler and Mrs. Letha Whitcomb, all of Indianapolis; five brothers, Jodie, Goodwine, II: Ray, Indianapolis; Lebus, Glas-

fullyjgow, and Gordon and Chester,

both of Louisville.

Butler Year Book Staff Announ

Editorial staff appointments for next year’s edition of Drift, Butler University’s junior class year book, were announced today. They are: Sharon Collins, Indianapolis, layout editor; Thomas Wadelton,! Indianapolis, photographer; James Connors, Gary, assistant photographer; Royce Stokes, Indianapolis, promotion editor; Robert Darmer, Menton, Cal., production manager; William Pace, Bicknell, division editor; Joycilie Pearson, Anderson, class division editor, Patricia Bond, Indianapolis, clubs editor; Miles Tiernan, Indianapolis, sports editor; Joan LeBien, Iudianapolis, fraternity editor; Joanna Heiney, Anderson, administration editor; Marjean Bien, Indianapolis, fraternity editor; George Leamnson, Zionsville,

Wdyn, cartoonist. Hergyen Wichser, Indianapolis, business manager, and James McConnell, Gary, assistant business manager. :

Pn “Teaching Literature Today."

————————— IT BY CAR, WOMAN DIES FT. WAYNE, Ind, Apr. 10 UP)—Mrs. Blanche L.. Crowe, 4, was killed late yesterday When an auto driven by Walter erseman, 44, struck her at a ity street intersection.

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Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Naomi Hickman and his mother, Mrs. Mary Fox, both of Indian-

apolis. Mrs. Charles Mack Services fof Mrs. Ida Mae Mack will be held at 2:30 p. m.

be in Crown Hill Mrs, Mack, wife of Charles Mack, died yesterday in St. Vincent's Hospital, She was 63 and had lived here 40 years. A native of Bloomington, she was a member of the Methodist Church there, " Survivors besdies her husband

two sisters, Mrs. Mary Hartwell, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Minnie Neal, Jeffersonville, and one grandson.

Mrs. Alzaleia Godfrey

Funeral services for Mrs. Alzalela Godfrey, a native of Apalachla, Wis., will be held at 1 p. m. Monday in Peoples funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Godfrey died Thursday in the home of her mother, Mrs. Lulu Wright, 1915 N. Capitol Ave. She was 45. Before moving to New York City 17 years ago, she lived here several years. She returned to Indianapolis recently for a visit. Surviving are a son, Edward Jacobs, Bronx, N. Y.; her father, Alfred Wright, Indianapolis, and two brothers, Alphonso Wright, Chicago, and Alfred’ Wright Jr., Indianapolis. : .

China Votes Apr. 15 SHANGHAI Apr. 10 (UP)-— The election of China's first president under the nation’s new constitutional government will be held Apr. 15, reports from Nanking said today.

Times Carrier From Jamaica Enjoys Route

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Raphael Wainwright is from ton, Jamaica, in the British West Indies—but he already has . a new bike and a newspaper & route, just like a typical American boy. Raphael enjoys being a Times Carrier Salesman very: much. One of his first jobs was to learn to make change in American mo 2 ey, since fore f Raphael coming to Amerjca he had used only pounds, shillings and pence. Raphael is the son of Rev. and Mrs, H. E. Wainwright, 937 Eugene 8t. His father is enrolled in a five-year course at Butler University. While he is in the United States, Raphael intends to make good use of his time to earn his own spending money and also to get the valuable experience in business methods which every Times Carrier Salesman receives. Raphael had a big thrill in coming to the United States as he and his family flew all the way, via Cuba. Like American boys he has many hobbies, including stamp collecting "and drawing.

BOYS!

A Times Carrier Salesman who maintains an average of 50 customers on his route has a profit of $4.25 per week, or $221.00 a year. This is sizable amount of money for hobbies, recreation or. clothing. Why not call Mr. Richard Ballere, City Circulation Manager of The Times, right now!—and ask about route

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Planks, laid on “ties” strung from two cables. Crude, indeed-—but nevertheless a suspension bridge!

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Full of symbolism, too! Those planks... the Razardous path across some obstacle in life’s course. Those cables . . . faith, supporting our footsteps when there is no foundation beneath.

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There is something else: Those cables are lashed to trees. Faith must always be anchored in something... or Someone.

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When you build a cable bridge you lash it not to a reed or & sapling, but to the strongest and surest of trees. When a wise man builds his bridge of life he anchors his faith in GOD.

The Church has specialized in this kind of engineering for - centuries. Let's start building together NEXT SUNDAY.

Twentieth of a series of advertisements to be published each Saturday under the sponsorship of these friends and supporters of Indianapolis Churches and Synagogues.

A Friend of the Church Larman's Furniture Co.

303 B. Washington 8%, and Main St, Beech Grong,

Youth for Christ, Inc. wa tans Frederick B. Cline, Realtor

Gates Motors, Inc. 1318 Otrcle Tower PR. NN Your De Soto3400 N. Nlinois--New Cars TA. 3348

International Hod Carriers 3338 N. Niinols—Used Cars TA 7336

I 120 Laundry Workers

International Union

422 N. Senate Ray Hedrick, F. 8. George Hensley, B. A. Zack Duvall, B. A.

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Modern Scavenger

Service Co. 8360 N. Keystone Ave.

. Marion County Farm Bureau

Co-Operative Assn., Inc. T. A. Moynahan Properties The Office of Moynahan Apsrtments 850 N. Pennsylvanis LL. sses “THE LAMPLIGHTER" says: “My! It's good to be an Americsn, Where We can go to the church of our choice.”

Wetter Lamp Shade

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DANNER'S So—100 to $1.00 STORES .

The Mme. C. J. Walker Mfg. Co.

The Mme. C. J. Walker College of

Stettler's Bakery

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2290 W. Washington St.

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Ace Electric Co. :

Members of Indians Eleo. Leagus, Ine.

Warren Auto Service 1819-31 Millersville Drive HU. 1458 +

Wilson Warren, Owner 304 E. North St. RI-8088

United Dental Laboratories,

J. Kasle & Sons, Inc. Ine.

Michael A. Quinn, Realtor 2310 Oliver Ave.

120 B. Market St

Dill Implement Co.

1530 Stadium (Indisns Ave.) MA. 85358

Bellevieu Cleaners R. W. SCHOOLCRAPT “3-Day Regular, 1-Day Special Service” 2518 W. 10th cA. 318

Ross J. Moore Parking Garage

325 E, Market 11. ode

BEAUTIFUL Washington Park Cemetery and Mausoleum

Wm. A. Hoefgen, President

Morrison's Body Shop

“You wreck ‘em—We fix ‘em"” . Michigan RL

Morgan Trailer Park

4923 Rockville Road

307 B. “We cater to those who care”

‘0. L. Dresher Auto Ceo.

1101 N. Meridian St. RL 7088

H. E Marsha! Plumbing & Heating LI

308 XE. St. Joe

"Adding Machine Service ~ and Sales

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: . MERIDIAN Brown & Bradford PONTIAC, INC. 923 N. MERIDIAN ST.

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The New Augusta ~~ State Bank

The Northwestern State Bank

1100 W, 30th TA. 9%

Indianapolis Typographical

Union No. | 108 East Washington 88

H. A. Waterman Co. The Best in Farm Bquipment IR. 2968 CA. 49

Southside Equipment Co.,

ne. 100 W Mors on TUCK Bauipmeny ee

meltnny's, Garage |

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Auto and Seat Covers 10 E. 10th St LL ood

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The Singer Cea. Wash, 80, a.

Wilson Bros. Auto Sales

cash prices paid for cars’ We buy, ‘sell 1080 Kentucky A FR. 0%

* The Gibson Co.

3 N. Capitol Ave. wm