Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1949 — Page 33

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Mr. and Mes George Bargr an duughe Foye our living the quit Ex-Bombardier Has ‘Busy Schedule $25 As Parent, Pastor, Divinity Student y $27.50 By EMMA RIVERS MILNER, Times Church Editor . a : STUDYING FOR. THE MINISTRY becomes an adventure : rains when you hold two jobs and your wife's your partner. When you install KOOLVENT Aluminum Awnings, you your NTINGS This is the way Gegrge W. Barger, World War II veteran, home for | yeor ‘round comfort. In summer, they keep »* self, talks Shout Be lite a a Suet in the Butler School of Religion. cooler. In winter, they protect against snow, ice ond storms. = . And rge knows al venture, He flew 33 missions as a bom- veryw modern bardier in a B-24 from England over the European Theater. Yan Bare lke the convsionce of these awnings. Na Most of the other 178 men 1 struggling with pipe and rods twice a year! No storing! No Aragiisaf the School of Religion also are|It enables George to report on replacement! Once KOOLVENTS ore installed, you con forget ° They won't sag, rot, rust, tear, burn or wear oct, And KOOLVENTS marrie¢ and have from one to time to the university cafeteria, ore os cosy on the pocketbook os. they are on the eyes. They'll actually five children. A large percentage! where he. works from 6:30 to 8 "pay for themselves out of replacement savings in just o few years time. of them fill out-of-the-city pas- a. m. and from noon to 1:30 gn ne 00 torates, live near their churches p. m., Monday through Friday. EWA : Why not stort enjoying ofl the benefits of KOOLVENTS right now! and drive many miles back and He gets his meals and thus holds ; an You'll soon discover. why more KOOLVENT Awnings are being sold then forth to classes . | down expenses, ol oll other types of metal awnings combined. ; his bachelo i divinity degree Geor, on as W3} PF — n in Boi Co Cobo on ro n { ge's as part-time or FHA. Financing dod 30 an0ut_2_Jtar and 3 halt. fies of the Lizton Christian} fo : was gradua rom Butler (Church, the Bargers are contrive 3 PROTECTION us gradunld trom Buter ih Church th Barge ary cone pat, ot et x, OMFORT BEAUTY. @ UTILITY 3 couldn't have accomplished what|very busy life as the father de- hag Suing he has but for the help of hisseribed it. With study filling wife, Helen, he says. every minute between jobs, he Clip a and Mail po "A 2 in . 5 finds little time for diversion. 3 : MRS. B plies her pro-i yn the early afternoon this stu- a an F g : Me orb ane TN Ph © fescion as graduate nurse SIX|,.n¢ minister drives to Tyndall are: Mrs. Herbert Owens, one : days a week, from 3 p. m. 0lmowne and picks up his wife and Leland Earls, George Barger Ronald Storm, Mrs, Frank winsentmmen midnight, inthe Methodist Hos-\ sos He takes one to the hos-| Jaeger and Byron Lambert. - : Ll : ALUMINUM AWNING Dv niniii pl Ral he Ken. of roc. ana pital and the other to her care- against this shocking and sinful George Barger in spite of his|thinks it would be a great thing ’ 601 N. Penn, St, Indianapolis daughter, Freya, and the Bar. (KCC ACAI B. e Tevarach has begun to train a choir of many chores. He expects.to-con- (for the story of the Man of Ga- 3377 Please Mail Me Free Color Booklet— ger's apartment in Tyndall| ooo "ony bundled in onday nigh ; . {tinue his education until he getsjles to be sung In drama around a ‘ ; Towne, - Freya spends her moth-| =", Lo C03 his wife and The first of March, & new day), .. oy He looks forward to[the world. NAME «vo itissacsinnsnsns fie Vastases er's working hours with a local| = all return to Tyndall To e.|18 to dawn for the Bargers. Then| hen he sut-| This student minister plays all , : woman in her home. y ! ‘WDE. the mother plans to resign from |the day wi can acquire suf-|, ,.. instruments and is espe- or ADDRESS dy A car seemed to be a necessity . * . ; : the hospital and they all will go|ficient musical training and other|.ia)y proficient in the trombone. : SAL BE NINN RR NIRA AR asta for the Bargers, the young moth-| ON SUNDAYS, the student be-/to live in the Lizton parsonage information to compose an opera He is an ardent member of the Make Sure It's Koolvent ay ; PHONE ’; er decided, and that is why she comes a preacher and fulfills. his next door to the little white/based on the life of Christ. This|school Hymn Society which com- Accept No Substitute ; err Ever ERE AREY iraaaens went to work and earned the duties at Lizton. He conducts|church with the steeple and bell. [never has been done and he isiposes hymns for the whole LM a a a : ‘ money for their 1948 Chevrolet. | services morning and night and puzzled to know why, he says. Helchurch.

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