Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1950 — Page 2
#®’ or (Continued From Page One) But as Christ chose them He was seeing, not so much what they were, os what they were to become. aE
clue to their selection wos that they were to be with Him.
t was the beginning of their development and their. transformation. .
They heard the music of His voice. They watched Hi slow smile. They saw -the sunlight dancing on His hair ; They saw Him perform miracles. . They heard Him tell unt He Joid them that when they had seen Him, they had seen the . Ene
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who nightly arranges the orders and sends them sliding ‘down the chutes while we sleep, to greet us in the morning.
We are guilty of the most terrible presumptions! » » ” - " %
We wnt to see the Kingdom Come, but meanwhile we vote
; . = io cal educhaagainst the Kingdom. {Communist unions into a Bigantic tion major in the We want to be Christions, but we don’t want our friends to [amalgamation lo Doth politica pre rf Bo 2 think we ore queer. = : © | The first aim would be to elect Hon, Will attend yp ooo. |
5 ; We dra inst strong drink, but we must be sociable. w fong or purity, but we covet popularity.
Most of. us are too familiar with this conflict.
~~ We want to play on both sid
And then came ebbing popularity and the shadow of the Crosi.
Was their fellowship to end with Mis death? Their testimony is. that it-did-not—thet-the-feHowship-not
survived death but was consummated after it ir Resurrection. : 7
It is on astounding claim to make. - They claim that in the days between the Resurrection and the Ascension, Jesus established this friendship, so that it would be ovailable to men in oll ages. ~ Have you ever wondered about the Resurrection appearances? Have you ever wondered why, when Jesus met Mory in the garden, He would not let her touch him? It was because He wanted to take her beyond the evidence of sight and touch, : He wanted her to learn that she could realize Mis presence without the need of eyes or hands. He was busy bridging the gap, planting the friendship in the unseen. : » ~ »n » x : a » . % There is a glorious promise given in the days of old that has not yet faded from the written record: “It with all your hearts ye truly seek me, ye shall ever truly find me”. Ah, there perhaps is our first clue—"if with all your hearts” . . . Ask yourself, om | after all seeking God with my whole heart? Or must | say in all honesty, “I want God and yet | don’t want Him, | want to find Him end yet | don't, for | would be afraid Baas Or, | would not want Him to find me just yet . . Am | really seeking God with my whole heart?”
Then there is another side to the picture. | wonder if we are brave enough to face it? Perhaps there are times, when some of us “want God as we want a hot water bottle at night” —to help us over some tem-. porary discomfort. Or we look to God to help us, when we stand in the roadway looking for a passing motorist to push us to the next gas station. :
But we can’t treat God that way! We simply can’t think of God as a kind of luncheon club presi-
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We want to be friends with everybody. oF ie But He said long ago “Ye cannot serve God and mammon.”
We are willing to serve in His church, but we compromise on the number of services we shall attend, for we must also serve the world. = : PE We will support the church financially, but not as much as we might, for we must also support the things that are not of the church. { : Then we wonder why we cannot have a real thrilling satisfying communion with God.
God is not hiding—but we are! God is not pretending—look at the Cross! But we dre pretending. Look into your own heart and see.
It is possible for you and for me to live in this world as sure that the Lord is with us, as we can be sure of anything— to have no fear at all to be able to anticipate tomorrow with a thrill of delight
to have no fear of anything—neither of sickness ie
nor unemployment nor loneliness nor death nor anything at all. It is possible for us to be as sure as Poul wos. » " ~ > = For if you let Him take control of your life completely, it you are willing to bow to His will for you, ; then you will enter into the transforming fellowship which brings with it that glorious exhiliration, that indescribable peace, and escape from all bondage promised in the New Testament. ; She Then you will never doubt again that fellowship with this living Lord is possible, but you will discover that it is the most glorious fact in our whole world. oh ; You will never argue about it again, because you will have
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TOMORROW—"The Tap on the Shoulder”
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(Buck Sumner "loins Sheriff Race
- Served Two Years In Post in 1930's ‘A new twist developed in the Democratic race for sheriff nomination last night when Charles L. {Buck) Sumner, former sheriff here for two. terms, announced his candidacy for the office,
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his candidacy for the Democratic sheriff ‘nomination with “several organization party leaders.” For many years Mr. Sumner was a major wheel in the Demo~
more than six years as chairman of the 23d and 12th wards.
1930 and was re-elected by a bigger majority in 1932, serving until 1935. Since then he has been prominent in the organization 3 affairs of -the Democratic party. Mr. Sumner, who lives at the J Indianapolis Athletic Club, Is In-
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Adds Much fo the Reflectorizing Road System. © “An efficient business adminisRing but Nothing tration and impartial law enforce- ; ment will be the' main planks in 40 the Cost . my campaign platform,” he said. Others in the Democratic sheriff A " ‘contest bestdes Sheriff James
Cunningham include Charles Burkett; retired police officer, and [Raymond A. Howard, a furniture ‘dealer, ;
Charles L. (Buck) Sumner
‘Bohannon ‘Files For -County Office
Verlin E. Bohannon, president of Bohannon Motor Sales, 1910 E. Washington' St.; yesterday filed for the Republican nomination as County Commissioner from second district, Center Township. Mr. Bohannon, who lives at 1501 W. 25th St. with his wife ‘and two children, is a lifelong resident of Indianapolis gnd has been in the auto business since | 1917. During World War II he Was an engineer at Allison Division, General Motors Corp. He is a member of Masonic | Lodge, Shrine, Scottish Rite, Sa‘hara Grotto and is former president of the Indiamapolis Pilots Association. Bridge Closed Holes in the flooring of the 12th St. bridge over Pogue's Run necessitated closing of the bridge
and Arsenal Ave. last night. Poiice closed the bridge after 1 Wayne Buckalew, 1526; E. 12th
.. {The Pittsburgh Press, a Scripps- Kappa, national |
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Proposes Tieup For Political Aims
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{Howard newspaper, sald in a WOMén's physi-=% copyrighted story today that CIO cal education { President Philip Murray will soon Lo Ss reveal plans to bring all non- Miss Heiney,
la Congress ledged -the six-day meet- 8 Tart. Hartley law. 10 repeal the ing.” She is a member of the!
| “The announcement will come K2PPa Alpha Theta Sorority. | {next week, after Mr. Murray lays, ” > {his plan before a meeting of. the : |vice presidents of the CIO, whom Quill and Scroll { . h J d i. San . Hon ne Pemoned ta Washing- Initiation Sef The plan contemplates inviting The Broad Ripple High Schoolll = =
TITHE “United "Mime Workers, the Quill and i American Federation of Labor Shafter of : Seal. Inter and all non-Communist independ- national journalism honor 8 "
ent unions to join the confedera- Will initiate nine pledges Thurs-
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tion... : day night in the home of Kristen! | Asked to -confirtn the report, Richey. § ®Fleec Mr. Murray said “I would not [Initiation candidstes include! " sary to make a comment just Charles Aldag, Barbara Baurley,| ® Shag Fleeces now."
wee +. nt meet oposite Graves, George Seidensticker, Don State Candidates ‘Shaw, Nancy Stassus and Jane : : Zaiser, : f File for Offices Quill and Scroll officers include { E. Ross Adair, Ft. Wayne Re-! Dick Madden, president; Doris publican, filed a declaration of Graham, vice president; Mitzi
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| - Other candidates who filed Whittington to Speak
today included: . At PTA Conference
For Bate Senator—Fred J, Ulsas, Richard T. Whittington, direc-|
| Evansville, | __Fer State Representative — Carl W. J Kramer, D. Fi Navne: Rael C. Eades, tor of the Butler University choir, |
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Valparaiso: Ww. Amer, ’ i peedway; and Bihel 3 Warner, R. Crown Will speak at a conference in the sLake county And re-filed. ma om Som Indiana World War Memorial at
|{{sentative from Lake and “orter coun- 8:30 a. m. Tuesday. or Prosecuting Attorney—Graham W Sponsored by the Indianapolis McGowan, R., Lydick; . J ; | Worthington.” and Camu i Pomel B- Council of Parent Teacher AspJOf Judge—Willism D. Hardy, Dp, SOCiations, the conference will be { Evansville. Yanderh Th fyperior court: attended by PTA bers and ae « Ars @ - saw. elreult; Lynn 4. Thompson. i. Me: will be. devoted to discussions on’ and (ra 8. Bamiton, }
orth ‘Vernon, "eircult “character and spiritual building.’
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