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WCTU, she handles about|Music Club there, $50,000 per year and Wes her in uence educa legislato defeat alcoholism. Could Victoria 63 Years first edited by Mrs Holland. She Stomach Acid Pains? former president of the In-| England's ieloved Queen could have

was chi citizenship for the 35 E. and R. churches of the Philadelphia A Area.

ister's Wife s Husband Credit ‘Her Achie

ements L. Holland Says Spouse

Pe oi of rerio, fogged Mrs. Hugh McDanal dur-

But she has’, = 10 state to take a hand in

Ex-Kiansman Free In Flogging Case

~ Faces Other Charges In Hooded Violence

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. 29. (UP)—A circuit court jury today acquitted Coleman A. (Brownie) Lollar, admitted former Ku Klux Klan member, of charges that he

ing. a wave of hooded violence here. The jury, which had been asked

\stamping out so-called hooded violence in Birmingham and Jefferson County, freed Mr. Lollar after it deliberated one hour and four minutes. Mr. Lollar was the first of 18 men to be tried on and

last April, May and June. He insisted he was not a participant, Faces Other Charges Mr. Lollar still faces trials on three other flogging counts and one count of first degree burglary. Time for these trials has not been set. Defense Attorney George Rogers, referring to Mrs. McDanal as “The Gal in Red,” belittled testimony of witnesses who said she had “danced in the nude” before

burglary counts arising from al- = leged night-riding episodes of) vo

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"Sessions of the UN often have She took her master courses with 1 among their| Guy Mairer in Chicago and Rohas made more{sina and Josef Lhevinne in New 50 addresses on the subject, | York.

. TREASURER of!is the founder of the Junior

fi “We always have played into hands,” sh

in and ture. farry, a pupil in Manual Training School, “imember of the seventh grade in

cil of | has studied at the David Mannes

Mrs. Ralph L Holland

accepted Carrollton A venue Evangelical and Reformed Church. A period

most of them to hers and the parish schedule continued.

& pre-ministerial student; and Elaine, a

. . o Give Recital Mrs. Eleanora Beauchamp Smith of Horse Cave, Ky., will be heard in a plano recital at 10 a. m, Friday in the D.A.R. ChapHouse

Mrs. Smith, a former instructor at the Jordan College of Music here, is being presented by the Indianapolis

Mrs. Smith

dianapolis, . School of Music in New York.

Mrs. Smith now has her own studios in Horse Cave, Ky. and

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high school boys.

“Those gum chewing witnesses

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referred to are 16 and 17 year THE FAMILY came to Indian- old boys,” he said, adding, “would

apolis in 1938 when Dr. Holland|you like to go to the penitentiary

the pastorate of the RYT

uncorroborated testi-

nelpjot 111 health soon interterea with HONOFr Societies at i

hus-ithe pastor's ‘ormance of his be incapable Of sesso sare. Banand stmnty adced BUHlEr Choose 35 ; Sixteen Indianapolis residents are among 35 Butler University yal © ex. Students. tecently initiated and Marion County and the Church , “I have preached in his|Pledged into two university honor

stead, on occasion, and he has societies, ‘baby ‘sat and done domestic,

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chairman of the drive.

Federation's United Christian Youth Council are actively helping with the drive soliciting gar-

honorary ments for “teen-agers.” They also

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DAVIS FAMOUS

Cliissnatiy Now: ‘the Aetomiza- chores for me.” ‘bandsmen’s fraternity, has initi-

(Mt. Paran Baptist,

expect to pack much of the do-

Mrs. Holland also does all the ated three pledges and pledged 13 3 Iniwork in her large South Side|other students. Beta Ui Cris with such 3 psilon, In-ithe warehouse of Church World ‘Congress. Also, Mrs. Holland nome, 4266 Bowman Ave, In fact,/dianapolis chapter of Kappa Psi, Service in St. Louis. ; the her is a great Pharnacsuticsl fraternity initia tler University Colle Her Shildran are Ted, a junioriof Pharmacy students. y ge Ki

Price- of Admission Youth groups also have stipu-

will be the price of admission to

Louise ile & Ble Trt lated that garments for the drive DR8

All churches are expected to

orn- (accept the clothing today and on Jong 8. meeting days until Nov. 11. The er, -

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rey, Danville. David 2 XA J their Halloween parties ; men, Bottles: all

following congregations will serve as regional collection centers— Irvington Methodist, Woodruff Place Baptist, North Methodist, Central Avenue Methodist, Washington Street

of Clothing to Be Halloween Party ‘Tickets’

‘ You won't be admitted as a guest to certain Halloween parties this week-end unless fou bring some clothing for overseas relief. The Church Federation Social Service Department included this{be here Tuesday morning for the information with the announcement of the 1949 United Clothing|anniversary mass. But he talked Collection of the Churches. The collection begins today, Reformation Day, and will end on Armistice Day, Nov. 11. Fred C. Lemley is/and offered his best wishes. Miss

—|ciation of the quiet, gracious Miss

belonging to the Hi-Y Clubs ot}

in Western Europe,

Methodist and Immanuel Evan-

igelical and Reformed Churches.

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|Church World Service will divide|late Archbishop Ritter when he Young people, especially those ine goods equally between the ref-'hecame an auxiliary bishop of the ugees and displaced persons of church in 1933 and when he sucEurope and Asia. :

Conditions Better

Dr. Grover L. Hartman commented that conditions have improved greatly among the stable populations of the Marshall Plan|works of the very charitable and countries. But he said acute suf-|learned Bishop Chartrand whom fering continues among millions|she served nine years. Six cardiaffected by post-war adjustmentsinals of the church have visited Palestine,| the cathedral during her term China and the India-Pakistan there. Bishop O'Hara was a memused|ber of the cathedral parish, said clothing for men and boys is the/his first mass and was ordained greatest in demand. But any gar-| there. ments will be acce man heads the Church Federation/arations for the services three isocial service department and is|years ago when Archbishop executive director of the ecloth-/Schulte was installed as head of ing drive. The Federation ecumenicity and world service committee and its|apolis, who were not brought up chairman, the Rev. Clarence E.[in the Catholic tradition, cannot Sitler, are co-operating with the|forget Miss O'Hara's helpfulness social service department in thelin sharing her wide knowledge of

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Honored for 25 Years Service

Miss O'Hara Marks Silver Anniversary As Secretary

Miss Elizabeth O'Hara's 25

Cathedral coincide with a historymaking era of her church in this community.

the of 88. Peter and Paul's Cathedral when the Indianapolis Catholic Diocese became the archdiocese. The past week, celebrities among the clergy, the family and of Miss O'Hara marked

dral .~ Her brother, the| Most Rev, John O'Hara, C. 8. C.,| bishop of Buffalo, said a mass in tribute to Miss O'Hara in the church, 14th and Meridian. Quiet and Gracious The Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte, archbishop of Indianapolis, and the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Raymond R. Noll, cathedral pastor, were'in the sanctuary, Flowers sent in appre-

O'Hara decked the church. After mass, 19 guests including priests and lay folk breakfasted with the celebrating secretary in the Marott Hotel.

The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, archbishop of St. Louis, could not

wth her on long distance phone

O'Hara was present to congratu-

ceeded the late Most Rev. Joseph Chartrand as bishop of Indianlapolis in 1934.

Recalls Good Works She recalls the detailed good

Miss O'Hara shared in the prep-

this archdiocese. Newspaper writers of Indian-

years as secretary of the Catholic

Cathedral Aid "orem" cis

Miss izabeth O'Hara Christian College: Glee Club to Sing

The Kentucky Christian College Glee Club of 27 voices will give two concerts here Thursday! night. s The glee club, directed by Miss Mary Sanders of Angola, Ind. will sing at 7:36 p. m. in the West Morris Street Christian

Council of

Other speakers include the Very Rev. August R. Fussenegger, archdiocesan spiritual director,

and Mrs. George Moser of. New Albany, president of the arche diocesan

council. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Albert H. Btsald, spiritual director of the Indianapolis Deanery Council will give the invocation and the closing prayer. Mrs. John A.

Church, West Morris St. at Blaine Ave. and at 8:45 p. m. in| the University Heights Christian Church, Shelby St and] Castle Ave.

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W. H. Bor Dies Here william H. Bory

apolis most of h a member of the 1 Church. He retired s working at the Ne Previously, he had ist for the New Railroad here 10 a member of th Typographical Ur Services are be Shirley Brothers Chapel. Surviving are 1} Wampner Borche ter, «Miss Franc and two brothers Carl H. Borch Indianapolis.

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