Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1949 — Page 4

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Churches to Present ~'Seven Last Words'

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The Rev. Rox B. Connot Jeo) Heights

Rov. Connor.

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. {his great compassion for man-

[ceive his 4nal papers,

(AN made clear in an interview. “Behe cause I know religion better than

| orogress toward his goal.

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A widely recognized student in paintings and aquatints,

Orfeo Vian, the student, came tive Italy nine years ago. He is 24.

he hopes soon to be called to re-

But modern American life with all its worldly charm has no ol changed his taste nor his goal in his artist's career. “Art deserves the greatest pos-| sible sincerity of treatment,” he

any other field, I believe I can ex-|

‘Ipress myself more sincerely by

using religious themes,” he said. Talks Like Hoosier | And yet no one could say this ruddy-cheeked, sandy-haired|

or too pious. When he talks, fiu-| ently ‘and without accent, might think he was a Hoosier." | Orfeo was born to the Catholic faith and attended Catholic schools in Italy. He belongs to St. Anthdny's Church, Indianap-| olis, The lore of the church ‘asl stamped itself upon his conscious ness since childhood. He loves it. It holds a profound meaning for»

“(him which he would like to pass "fon to others. You gather all: this 1

as you talk with him To judge by the reception given his efforts both in the ‘United States and abroad, he is making

"His aquatint, the “Ecce Homo," now is included in the Third National Print Annual in the Brooklyn Museum of Fine Arts, Brooklyn, N. Y. A magazine published |, in Paris has asked for it and six’ other pieces of his for publication. The editor chose Orfeo's name from illustrations of work included in the latest exhibition

in the Pennsylvania Academy of Art, Philadelphia, :

Explains Process ~~ Just in case you, “like this writer, have had no‘ knowlédge of the aquatint, here is Orfeo’s brief

Orfeo Vian, ith-year student in the John Heiioh Art School, : makes Laquatint. prints on the Heren provss,

Student From Italy Prefers . Sacred Topics for Paintings

—By EMMA RIVERS MILNER, Times Church Editor

his fifth year in the John Herron

Art Bchool says he prefers a religious subject to any other for his

to the United States from his naHe looks eagerly forward to be-

coming a full-fledged United States citizen, h. Orfeo won't budge out of the city even briefly because]

Ave. “The e father 1» a skilled terrazzo worker, The prospect of teaching art attracts Orfeo as a profession. Also he plans to acquire a studio {and a lithographic or etching |, ‘press. But meanwhile, he expects {to try for an advanced scholar-|,

ship for -moresschooling. While he

{will not devote himself to religious projects exclusively, it is his ambition, he says, to give much time and thought to them.

Plan Special Movie

“Reaching . from Heaven”

morrow at 7:30 p. m. in the gym-

you nasium of the Speedway High School. The Los Amigos Class of | the Speedway Christian Church

will sponsor the movie.

Ship Movements

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vane: partures—American Scout. ite Evernoe yi I hadero, to Ant »; pton: Robin Ket Foo. aBihelshem, to Aruba:

Pyer La to Bermuda: Wilts Vickery, to Cristobal.

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EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED North and New Jersey Sts.

Noordam,

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FREDERICK R. DARIES, D. D. Pastor

PAUL H. PRANKENFELD, Assistant

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PARK HEIGHTS CHURCH OF GOD

~ 1 Door West of Keystone . 34th,

on E B. J. Bailey, Pastor

10:30 a. m.-—Morning Worship,

“The Kingly Christ.”

7:30 p. m.—Evangelistic Service,

Thursday, April 14, 1:30 p. m. Communion Service. A - Good Frida “Survie 7 2103 P.M | \ ly {

a {film which takes 80 minutes for young man seers overly solemn's showing, will be presented to-

from on; Muargues De Comillas, from Haplorer, to Port Said; Grato Bouth~ tering, to i y2: Veendam,

kind: “Father forgive them for they know not what they do.” And the last rings down the curtain on the anguish and suffering of that

with a loud voice Jesus cried: It

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Holy Week Week "Rites Set

Christ Episcopal Church on the Circle will hold Palm Sunday services tomorrow and a full schedule of worship for the whole of Holy Week. The week will open with Holy Communion tomorrow at 8 a. m and Choral Eucharist and sermon by the Rev. John B, Love, curate, at 1045 a. m. The choir and clergy carrying palms will march in procession for the later service. Crosses of blessed palm will be given the congregation they leave the church after both

services, 8 Services Holy Communion will be celebrated Monday at 8:30 and 10 a. m,; Tuesday at the same hours; Wednesday at 7 and 8:30 a. m.; and Maundy Thursday at 7 and 10.a. m. On Good Friday, Litany and Proanaphora will be said at 7:30 a. m. and the service on the Passion will be held from noon to 3 p. m. The Rev. Mr. Love will give addresses on “The Seven Last Words from the Cross.” Other Holy Week speakers are: Chaplain Chester G. Minton of the Veterans Hospital, Monday; the Rev. George @. Burbanck, retired minister of Indianapolis, Tuesday; the Rev. Willlam XK.

“Passover Rite

rs. days and Conservative temples, 1jincluding Beth-El Zedeck Congrela-| gation, for eight days. Orthodox s! Jews also celebrate the feast for eight days.

‘lest festival of liberty in the an-

i world of tomorrow.”

3 »iread to the children at the family

{services Wednesday at 5:30 p.m.

as! try,

breakfast at which

county high schools and high

older boys conference will attend

Mike Wagoner will give the invocation and the Decatur Central High School Brass Ensemble and quartet, special music. Warren Central Hi-Y Clubs will conduct the devotions. Fred Shack of Crispus Attucks will preside and James Howard of Southport igh School will give the 'beneBpucion Volunteers from the Hi-Y | Clubs will assist with the servGene! Ing of the breakfast. :

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first Good Friday. It runs: “And also,

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Jews of Ind with those of their world to mark the Passaxer beginning.

will unite th in the east of the

dianapolis Hebrew tion iwill celebrate the feast for seven

Passover 1s said to be the old-

nals of civilization. About 3500 years ago, the enslaved Jews revolted against the tyranny of the Egyptian taskmasters and eshicaped from ‘slavery. They blazed a trail across the wilderness, crossed the Jordan and conquered Palestine, the Promised Land. “Today,” writes the Jewish | press, “the Festival of Passover * brings a message of hope and enhed- | couragement to all people who ocrow. live in lands of darkness and gives them the promise of a free

Story Is Read The whole story of Passover is

Ralph igo (Buckshot) O’Brien, ‘Butler

basketball star, principalsofi,, ae

sebool basketbal ‘Needless Expense’ fous and foolballl ur Holt contends the ne wl piesa) fo raing| ctumerdtions are a needless exBreakfast Clu and thy Horiing|pense because the the constitutional

Reform groups such as the In-|

Sunday School ...e...9:30 A M.

the festiveln

latter refers only to males.

provision for legislative reapportionment has been or on since 1921. Named as defendants in the suit are county commissioners, council members, auditor, treasurer and assessing officials. The current ’ enumeration fis about three-fourths completed, with total cost estimated at $4700. A temporary order is asked to prohibit expenditure of funds for the current nose count until the case can be heard.

Belmont Church of Christ 1002 8. Belmont Ave. Sunday Bible inne, 9:45 a. m, ‘Worship and Preaching 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m, Carl Flinn, Minister—CA-1350 Wednesday Services, 7:45 p. m.

Worship sesessnnesss 10:45 A. M.

ST. JOHN'S

A. PIEPENBROK. Pastor

10:18 A, M.~Confirmstion Day. Reunion of Thursday, 748 BM Holy Communion,

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL

16th ahd Delaware Sts. ; Rev. Marcus W. Johnson, Minister 11:00 A. M.—Morning Worship; “Triumph”

Rev. Johnson preaching

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UNITY PRAYER GROUP (Affiliated With Unity, Kansas City, Mo.)

SUNDAY SERVICE, 11 A. M. DR. FREDERICK ELIAS ANDREWS

Open Dally 10 to 5—Sat. till 3. | United Literature Classes—Consultant

seder, or Passover meal. During the festival, unleavened bread is eaten. It commemorates the fact that the Jews fled Egypt in such haste that they had no time for the elaborate process of making bread with leaven, i i The Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation will hold Passover

and Thursday at 10 a. m. The congregational seder will take place in the Broadmoor Country Club Thursday night. Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt is spiritual director of the temple and Dr. Morris M. Feuerlict !s rabbi emeritus. The Temple Beth-El Zedeck will furnish the setting for Passover services Thursday at 6 p.m. day gnd Friday at 9 a. m.. The congregational seder will be Thursday at 6:30 p. m., in the vesThe services will be in charge of Rabbis William P. Greenfield

.|and Max Wasser, Cantor Myro |

Glass and Walter Goldmann, director of music,

Fr. Bosler to Speak At K. of C. Meeting

The Knights of Columbus will present the Rev, Fr. Raymond Bosler, editor of the Indiana Catholic and Record, in a talk on “The McCollum Case, * Monday night. The speech will deal with a recent decision of the supreme court regarding the teaching of religion to children on release

organist, Wednesday, and Thurs{day, the Rev. Mr. Love.

Weldon, Christ Church priest-|

time from the public schools. Father Bosler has announced that {he will sketch the entire back‘ground of the case.

CENTRAL BAPTIST Invites You to Worship With Us at Central Ave. & Westfield Blvd. 10:45 A. M.—Morning Service, Dr. G. H. O'Donnell speaking. 9-0:35 A. M.—Bible School.

Classes for All Ages WOODRUFF PLACE

Cer. ua anomie " N. Pini 1 434 i» Kine.”

1 St Be cating Toe Youth inc. S00 0 40 F. M. Fellowship Hour 8 %0 7 P. MM.

TUXEDO PARE--29 N. Orant ioe 0 Bat U. 8. Clutton 9:30 A. M.; 7.00 P

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BAPTIST CHURCHES

FIRIT BAPTIST CHURCH Meridian and Vermont Sts. Carleton W. Atwater, D. D., Pastor, George Newton, Choir Director. 9:30 A. M.—-Bible School. 10:45 P. M.~ Srahib,

of the Cross.” Missions, antate “Tribulation” «= G. ssinl, Words ada to RStabas Mater" by 1

sen « George Newton, Dir rector and Paul Fidler, Organist.

Old-Fashioned Gospel Messages RIVER AVENUE BAPTIST 1060 River Avenue

Sunday School ......iveiivanes NAM Morning Worship ........ raves 10:30AM Bvening Servioe .........ivvven TPM |

GORDON PASCHALL, Pastor pun 1

CROOKED 7 | TD hn Yoon, EMERSON AVE.—Embrson Fp. Ww York Peter Vroom. 1030 4.00. 150 5 ¥

urst Dr., 3 blocks 8B. of W.. Washington St, Past, Services 9:30 a.m. and 7:90 p.m.

RST —Lynhurst

A WORLD-WIDE GOSPEL CENTER

‘BEREAN GOSPEL TEMPLE

Onrreliton at 15ih 84 FORD PORTER, Paster == RADIO — HCJB Short Wave—12.5, 9.9 and 15.1 M..C —Every Friday, 9:30 p. m. WISH, 1310 K. C.—9:30 0. m. Saturday, 7:30 a. m. Sunday. ~ — SUNDAY SERVICES — 9:30, 10:45 0. m.—6:30 p.m. 7 p.m. Subject: “Christ's First Complaint Against the Church.” J. Harold Smith, Southland’s leading Evan-

geolist, begins meeting Monday, April 18th

By W. L. Latham

According to the Good Book, when Jesus comes He will

43). ‘Therefore the "redeemed will also have real bodies, capable of eating and drinking, and enjoying the “They will build houses, and in-

(Read Isa. 65:17-25). “The inhabitants shall not say, I am sick: the people that dwell therein shall be forthe a " faa. Ba 3

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they were still known as Moses and Elias, the Greek form of Elijah. (Luke 9:28-30). This is also true of others, for Christ said, “There shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth, when he shall see ABRAHAM and ISAAC, and JACOB, and all the prophets in the Kingdom of God, and you yourself thrust out.” (Luke 13:28.) It is very evident from these, and other scriptures, that the redeemed will retain their original

‘names and their personal identity. Therefore it is certain

that friends and loved ones will know each other in that better world. System and order will prevail there, for the inhabitants will be divided into nations witlf rulers over them, for, in

_ speaking of New Jerusalem, the Bible says “The NATIONS

of them which are SAVED shall walk in the light of it: and the KINGS OF THE EARTH do bring their glory and honor into it.” Rev, 21:23-26. The apostles will occupy ruling positions, for Jesus said unto them, “Verily I say unto you, that ye which have followed Me, in the regeneration when the Son of Man shall sit in the throne of His glory, YE ALSQ SHALL SIT UPON TWELVE THRONES, judging the twelve tribes of Israel” (Matt. 19:28.) But there will be no strife nor discord between these nations, for the Lord declares that the wicked shall be destroyed, root and branch, and “affiiction shall not rise up the second time.” (Read Mal. 4:1-3; Nahum 1:7-10.) After sin is eradicated, and the earth restored to its original perfect condition, God will dwell with His people, banishing pain, sorrow and death forever more. As our knowledge of God and His wonderful universe increases, our capacity for enjoying life will continue to expand as the ceaseless ages roll. But in order to be admitted there we must “be diligent that ye may be found of Him in peace; without spot and blameless.” (2 Peter 3:10-14.) Friend, are you honestly striving to measure up to such a high and holy standard? Are you definitely preparing for a home in Heaven? If Jesus speaks to you today, harden not your heart. Out of all the thousands who read these words, to some it will be the last call. It may be you, friend. Then let me urge you to “prepare to meet thy God” without delay. Enroll for our free Bible course now, Subject Sunday night at 7:30—"“STRANGE FIRE TO DESTROY MILLIONS.” Hear this intensely interesting subject at the South Side Seventh-Day‘ Adventist Church, corner of Orange and Laurel Sts, three blocks east and one block south of Fountain Square.

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in Heaven hundreds of years, came down to talk with Christ,

“Little David” Parents Endorse

Management of Raymond 6. Hoekstra

To the Prosate

We the undersigned; ¢! -Little David, "boy preacher”, health and education, and

father and mother ‘of ve investigated the meial arrangements of

our son David under the direction of Rev, Raymond G, Hoekstra, and express our entire satisfaction over the present arrangement, - i »

Since March of 1948, when Rev, Hoekstra took charge of our son's evangelistic career, we, his . parents, the undersigned, express our appreciation

for David's deportment,

Pleasant family relatione

ships new exist owing to the fact that Rev, Hoekstry arranges David's schedule to provide the necessary vacations- at home to maintain this family life,

The family is sorry for any unfavorable

reflection on Rev, Hoekstra's integrity and desires - to retract any and all such statements that vers mde

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in reference to the lsgad SrHngenents provided for

Little David,

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We desire Little David's ministry to continue Raymond

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