Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1949 — Page 8

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Sponsor Panel On Adoption

A conference to inform persons

regarding all phases of the subject of adoption of children will feature addresses and panel discussions Tuesday from 4 to 9 p. m. in the First Baptist Church. It will be sponsored by the Indianapolis Church Federation social service department and Dr, Grover L. Hartman, depart-

ment head.

The program will open with an address by Miss Louise Griffin, director of the children's division of the State Department of Public Welfare. Mrs. D. Joe Hendrickson, chairman of the Christian Social Relations Area of the In dianapolis Council of Churchwomen, will direct a panel discussion. The panel will deal with

adoption procedures. Features Film

The evening session will feature

the film, “Nobody's Children”! ir olf heard in the Barth Place

which pictures abandoned chil-

dren and the adoption process.

Thé conference will close with a symposium on the relations of

parents and children and the

- foster home. 2

«+The panel will include representatives of the Lutheran Child Welfare Association of Indiana, the Children's Bureau, the BSuemma Coleman Home and the Marion County Department of Public Welfare. Dr. Edwin W. Stricker, chairman of the Church Federation social service department, will serve as moderator of the symSymposium speakers will in-

. A. Glen O'Dell, |Very much,” he admitted a little Side She Rev. "en | Del wistfully. “I can't sing now. Not! R

ticing psychiatrist;

uthi{that I ever had a good singing

Henderson and Mrs. Edgar C.|Voice. But I used to enjoy join-

Leisure, mother of two adopted|Ing in the hymns at church.” | 7 =»

children

Rotary Club to Meet

Emerson P. Schmidt, ‘director|the larynx. He talks freely and of the economic research depart-|Without self-consciousness about ment of the U. 8. Chamber of|it

Commerce, will address members

of Indianapolis Rotary Club 58 at cancer of the larynx than of the

noon Tuesday in the Claypool Hotel. Mr. Schmidt will discuss the topic, “Toward Sound Social Security.” + | as

» a ABOUT a year ago, the Rev. Mr. Spaulding underwent a successful operation for cancer of

“It is more fortunate to have

throat,” he explained. “For cancer of the larynx, if discovered in the early stages, offers one of<the greatest. promises for a cure.” The surgeon who removed the minister's larynx told him:

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| patient when one is operated on {for cancer of the larynx. »

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| “I can save your life but it will be very expensive for you because it will cost you your natural voice. I don’t believe you will be able to make yourself heard with an artificial larynx in a large audi-

The Rev. J. A. Spaulding uses his artificial larnyx to make [Graduate

Pastor Performs Duties Despite Loss of Larynx

Rev. J. A. Spaulding Trains Himself

To Preach With Artificial Voice Pipe

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER, Times Church Editor . : THE LOSS of his larynx does not keep the Rev. J. A. Spaulding 1 hree Pontiac Showings from preaching every Sunday and doing all his other duties as| pastor of the Barth Place Methodist Church. He 'has trained himself to be so expert in the use of an arti-|Pontiac dealers, will present the ficlal larynx that he not only preaches but conducts weddings,{1949 Pontiac Silver Streak, Jan. funerals and the Holy Communion. 131. ' “But there's one thing I miss|

tortum.”

~ » . i IN SPITE of the shock of this diagnosis and all the doubts and emotional strain attendant upon {having a cancer, the Rev, Mr. | Spaulding calls the past 12 months the “richest spiritually” of his whole ministerial career, His congregation insisted the Barth Place minister would get well and continue to preach to them. Even the little children came to him with reassuring remarks. . “I did a lot of praying” th Rev. Mr. Spaulding commented. “And I had the help of God, of an able surgeon, my son, Cmdr. E. M. Spaulding, who is a Naval doctor, the congregation and friends.”

w . . “LO I AM with you always,” familiar scriptural passage, beat)

in his-mind as a steady, sustain-

passed. | The pastor holds the theory that man must. help God to answer his prayers. One prac-| tical way the Rev. Spaulding 1s (“nelping” is by perfecting his] (talking techniques with the arti-| {ficial larynx, 3 | | After three or four .separate recordings, the Rev. Spaulding feels ready to deliver his sermon {in the church. As he does so, (a recording again is made which {he studies later in his home. Thus {the minister improves his diction {and inflection and avoids the dull {monotone some users of the arti{ficial larynx have acquired.

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» » HIS PARISHIONERS say his | voice is much the same as for-| | merly only a bit deeper in pitch. {, The artificial larynx resembles |a finely wrought pipe for smok-/ ing tobacco. The speaker holds {the metal, cylindrical “bowl” in| | his hand, placing the stern in his! mouth and a tube against an| opening in the throat. Words formed in the mouth are amplifled by the artificial voice box, or “pipe bowl.” The doctors send for the Rev.

[1st Hospital and encourage the

» THE INDIANA Bell Telephone Co. distributes the artificial lar{Ynx at cost or less. It is one of {several similar mechanical de|vices the utility provides for those |who need them. This is done in honor of Alexander Graham Bell, {Inventor of the telephone. Mr.

|and teaching persons with any| kind of speech difficulty.

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Conference Jan. 25 Seven leaders in various fields of religion from all pars of the! United States will address the In-| diana Pastors’ Conference ‘Jan. 25, 26 and 27 in the Third Chris- |. tian Church.

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