Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1950 — Page 14

Rev. Calvin Harrah Yo Preside Friday

The First Bible Presbyterian Church will ordain and install]

as new pastor the Rev, Fdward |

7. Noe of Wilmington, Del, Fri-,

day at 8 p. m.

The Rev. Mr. Noe will succeed the Rev. Samuel W. Saye who! resigned the pulpit some months

ago to go to California, The Rev. Mr. Saye founded the church. in

1045. The congregation worships

in a remodeled residence, 617 E.! 38th 8t. Attended Four Schools The new pastor attended Faith |

Theological Seminary in Wilm-|

ington. He also studied at Stony |

Brook School on Long Island, the

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Bible Institute of Pennsylvania,

Johns Hopkins University and] the National Bible Institute. He, and Mrs. Noe have a daughter, Nancy Ruth, 2.

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“The Rev. Calvin Harrah, pas-|

~tor -of - First Bible Presbyterian , Church, St. Louis, will preside Friday night. The Rev. Harold Rapp and the Rev. A. F. Mogi-

not, both of the Bt. Louis area,

will assist with the service,

CROP Conference To Be Held Friday

= i Su ttend th a groups a e meetings preceding the coming Christian Rural Overseas Program drive in Indiana. Ralph Maggart of Delphi, state CROP. director, has announced the first meeting for ¥riday at Sullivan. resentatives of Catholiiec Rural Life, Church World Service and Lutheran World ‘Relief will be present. Fred 1. Jones, Purdue University information specialist, has "accepted the post of CROP pub-| licity director.

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