Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1950 — Page 4

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£. Closing Services Tomorrow Night

Mission Band has been giving the sermons. Various priests of the city officiate at Benediction! and different choirs and musiclans present the music. The Rev. Fr. Matthew Herold of the Church of St. Andrew and the Rev. Fr. Leo Schafer of St. Mark's will assist Archbishop Schulte at the final service. The Schola Cantorum of 88. Peter

and Paul's Cathedral directed by

Carl Lauber will sing, The Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus will! form a guard of honor. Tonight, the Very Rev. Msgr. Clement Bosler, pastor of the St. Joan of Arc Church will give | Benediction. thet Religious e events follow:

CHURCH FEET on Fiche in UM hag, ok up | name of the lucky family that Mrs. Dan-E. Seaman's needle writes names on a the debt of the Brightwood Christian | C eh,

morrow at 8 a.m, Following group Si wil Ri : ae Wom pod

Catton will be In

R FA FtsANE RUN | R two , Conerepa: pint worsh es this |

’ during the vaca Ard vig their oastors. - HH school “tt 3 of immanysl will | a m. and areas.

th Pleasant Run Churo id 0 ot

w 0 BAER procedures will re 1 Sitler

. same t nday. . the Rev. BR. C.

Pastor. Lo ditions" will 3 Teversad on Sundays, | Fwith she joes will be held » fine ith the "Rev. Mr. Windshorst | APTIST CHURCH--The Young le's Class will sponser the ayer - meeting service at ursday a the. ¢ church, art Hilgeman | en and Collage Group of oe d a pros |

a8 Baptist You Youth Filowshin will hol t 6:30 p. mJ in Holllday |

AD RIP EE CHRISTIAN CHURCH ra ALL nown for his skill in ili be ar thet Shitge 4 Top: asa, tor y Hiredar Boe EragaicAL AND RE- = lepéne pastor, will return Yom va: “vacath in

The Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte, Archbishop of Indianap-|

fund.

“|payment was clamoring to

with no cash immediately available, Mrs. Seaman thought hard.

Rery Then she remembered how she . Spring Rd. The Rev. Fr. John pr CSP, of the Detroit/PoPularized quilt making during

the depression of the '30's. She recalled that the fad for iquiltmaking she started in her o eighborhood raised the low spirits of community women and put a bit of cash in their purses. { In fact, Mrs. Seaman at that time won national recognition on the radio because of her ition of -the “quilt-piecing industry.” »

NOW SHE has made a quilt which displays on one side the {pattern called the “King's |Crown. " On the other she is emiratdering the names of persons who pay her for that honor. When {she has filled the space, she will {present the money to the church and the quilt to — — { Mustn't let the cat out of the i Mrs. Seaman revealed the will receive the coverlet but she said it must be kept a secret for a4 while, Woman's reasons,

In doing this work for the §

church, this member is following ; "the usual custom at Brightwood, {Men of the congregation have dug, hammered, sawed and |painted to construct their church |annex. They saved money and

|editice some years ago’ in the same Inannes.

| ys ! {- FOR A WEEK men and women

(have been meeting in Howard {Rettig's garage, 2745 Gayle 8t., to prepare newspapers to be sold {for old paper for the church. | They roll the papers into 18ng (Pound bundles and tie them securely. Then they sell them for {$50 per ton, The pastor, the Rev. Jasper Havens, who served as chaplain

fod wm io? pM. The in the Navy during World War

have

oir 4-year i 0 Plepenbrok has been

are wal oi ve he

Tn ratio fo to finn Se . Recreation Park for a pie follow! morning worship ag eh wil furnish meat

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Phe Campbell |

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, regation will & Ty ana’ A Hur: | k Bering on the chure HH aly Kidwell i Sins t the!

m, Jesse roe dive Soscia viel

a poor. “wil orencn at at ES i

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Parenthood Meeting Set

nd Group Slates Conference

Three Indianapolis persons who gpecialize in Christian family relations wil assist in the National Conference on _ the Education of |

~ ents ‘next week. The confer-| ence will open Monday and continue through! July 23 at Con-% ference Poin t Camp, Lake Ge- | neva, Wis, It fs " sponsored by the Inter hational Dr. Hartman Council of Re-! ligious Education. The three, local persons who will give their . services are Dr, Grover 1. Hartman, Dr. J. D. Mon{gomery and Miss Genevieve Brown.

Dr. Hartman, director of the

social service department of the Indianapolis Church Federation, will direct a group discussion on “The Role of the Family in De-! veloping Social Attitudes and Action.” : 2 Dr. Montgomery, national di- * rector of adult work and Christian family life for the Disciples . of Christ, will be a resource leader for another class. The members will study “Organizing and “Pianning With Parents’ Groups in the Church.” Miss Brown, exacutive secre. tary of the department of misslonary education of the Disciples of Christ; helped build the entire program for the conference.

Persons trained in the fields of

_ pediatrics, psychiatry, sociology, _ general education, psychology and”

fo share their knowledge and exi Berience th, the; conference en-

Christ, Scieniit + Lesson Subject 'Life'

“Life” is the subject of the

Christian Par-|

and 18. ne "0 pine a5 the i Cottase ct 1, works with his parishioners to

complete the annex comprised

{The Rev. Mr. Havens expects tol

® dedicate the new addition July 23.

en's FA UI meet at Te mostly of Suhday school rooms.| —~| Mr. and Mrs. Seaman, long-|

time members of the Brightwood

j|Christian Church, have lived at lies, table . service 2037 N. Denny St. for 38 vears. session of the Youth for Christ

neighborhood because no other

Mrs. Seaman says. SHE AND "ME. SEAMAN,

{known popularly as “Uncle Dan”|

and “Aunt Lottie,” have been temporary parents to many chil {dren, But they never’ have had

lany of their own. Many a child Roowiidersd by the loss of one of| d

his parents has found sanctuary!

for a time in thelr home, Young § (girls needing wholesome living J quarters while getting a start in B

{life also have been befriended by [the couple. Although she never has been {even a legal guardian of a child, {Mrs. Seaman holds the distinction {of having served for two con{secutive terms as the president of the Parent-Teacher Association {of Public School 73. -She did Red Cross work during the war and is {a former teacher and superin-

itendent of hex church's Sunday’

school.

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Start Building Next Week

“St. Paul's to Get

Superstructure

Work on the superstructure of the St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church will start next week. The Rev, Harry E. Harsh, pastor, says the completed construction will cost about $121,000. Members have been worshiping for a year in the roofed basement of the prospective church, E. 10th St. and Ritter Ave. The ‘new church of Indiana limestone {in semi-Gothic design will stand in the middle of a city block owned by the parish, The building will be "“L” shaped. Much of the site will be used for parking space. The basement contains a sociatiroom, kitchen and stage. The new structure will include the worship auditorium, Sunday school and choir rooms, the pastor's study, a balcony and chapel. The auditorium alone will seat 238 ‘and about 450 when adjacent. rooms are thrown open. Kenneth Williams, architect, drew the plans for the building and contractors, Brant Bros, will {ake chrgieof construction: The Rev, Mr. Harsh reports that the church is located in a growing neighborhood where he

social work will: be present expects to see 500 new residences

built within the next year and a half, -

iar adh To Honor Mrs. Johns

The Irvington Presbyterian —

Church will honor Mrs. Ralph

lesson-sermon in all Churches of Johns with a dinner Friday night

text is “The Lord is my salvation; whom/ I fear? The Lord is the Shengih of my life; of whom shall ; afraid?” “Psalms 27:1

he sermon also includes’ 1 passage: “We should remember that life is God and

Christ, Scientist, tomorrow. The

God is omnipotent.” It is the (

‘at 6:30 o'clock in the church dining room.

Mrs, Johns some time ago re-.

signed as director of religious ‘oducation of the church. Her realgination will take effect Sept. 1

fi i

‘Chured She tn

grease mena of show grease ands ‘money for your church building

Mrs. Dan E. Seaman who did just that for the Brightwood (Christian Church so advises you. When the parish discovered a be

made on the new church annex,

FIRST UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH

} 701 N Pennayvivania St . A . HUFFMAN. Pastor M. Morning Worship

Holy communige: *r Ibe Likeness = Hi Rbarscion - - :

118 A. M.Chureb School

Men of the Brightwood Christian Church did much of the construction work on both the church and the new Sunday School annex.

Youth for Christ Winona

Parley to Close Tomorrow

vene , Tuesday night and the training school, Wednesday through

ye Boys and girls of the village

Teachers and workers will observe what goes on in order to

apply certain techniques in their

own Sunday schools over the state. *

Primary Demonstration

Mrs, Paul B. Clark .of Indianapolis will give the demonstration work with primary children. Miss Mildred Kemm of Philadelphia, a representative of the denomination's national board of education, will teach also. The Synodical Society will elect new officers and cover certain matters of business at their meet-

ing. Speakers at the leadership]

school will include Miss Fern Gabel, a teacher in the Sheldon Jackson Presyterian Mission School, Sitka, Alaska, and Miss Clara Reiser, teacher in the Ho-|

kurika School, Kanazawa, Japan. | Senora Mercedes Magdamo of the {faculty of Silliman University! Philippine Is. will direct the

school music. Miss Elizabeth Turner, Presby- | terian area secretary for foreign

missions, will serve as chaplain | and lead the Bible study. Miss Rachel Benfer of the Chicago)

office of the board of missions will be dean. Mrs. Albert Parker, ! wife of the president of Hanover |

2 |College, will direct general ar-

{rangements.

Some to Bring Reports | Women who attended the re-| cent national meeting of Presby-!

will con

The Rev. J. A. G. Jordan is pastor of the Good Samaritan Churely——

Methodists Schedule

Family Life Meeting Indianapolis Methodists have received announcement of a national conference on family life to be held by their denomination Oct. 12-14 in Chicago. : Four thousand young adults from every section of the country are expected to attend. Most of the delegates will be young me

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Geylord: Hankins, Minister

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AUGUST .

MEDFORD JONES, EVANGELIST "HEAR THIS MAN PREACH"

Carolyn Godsey, Minister of Music

ried couples chosen by the Indianapolis and other districts of | the church.

ND Retreat Set

parts-of the country, 1600 strong, | are expected to attend the an-| nual laymen’s retreat Aug. 17} through 20 at the University of | Notre Dame.

WEST MORRIS STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH

West Morris St. at Blaine (West Indpls. Bus to Door)

9:30 A. M.. 10:45 A. M, T0P M ® Lord's Day Services o

Harry Bucalstein, Minister Robert Vorse, Choir Director

A Friendly ChurchA Friendly Community

ST. MATTHEW EV. LUTHERAN

E. New York & Oxlord Sts. Rev. Carl H. Amelung. Pastor. 9:30 A. M.—8unday School for all ages, (10:30 A. M.—Morning- “Worship: “You Must!

tter Than You Are” Matt, 5:20-26.

| FIRST CONGREGATIONAL

16th and Delaware Sts. Rev, Marcus W. Johnson, Minister i Preaching, 11 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. Subject: “In Another's Place.’ The Rev. John K. Arnot, preaching

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Indianapolis young people and adults will attend the closing terian Women will bring reports. | ———— eee

to- Mrs. H. A. Vermilya of Browns-| Thus they are “deans” of the morrow at 3 p. m. in the Billy Sunday Tabernacle, Winona Lake. town, synodical president, will|

Members unable to go to Winona for tonight's meeting will preside at the synodical meeting.

TE Riu as Pi: | family has been there that long, hear .a talk by the Rev, T. W. Wilson, a convention speaker, in| | the club house, 20th and Meridian Sts.

vice president of Northwestern —

Schools, Minneapolis, of which;

Dr. Billy Graham is the president. Tonight's speaker recently conducted a revival in the San Fern-|

The convention closing tomorrow at Winona has included 3000 delegates and representatives from 14 countries. They s reelected Dr, Robért Cook, Chicago, president and Dr. Graham, vice president, The convention voted to send 25 evangelistic teams to Japan during the rest of this year and next and to sponsor 100 teams

Dr. Cook

iin Europe next summer as is {being done now. Five teams are

scheduled to go to South America

(with: full-time field workers | named for - Formosa and Hong {Kong within- the next three

months. ; President Cook announced -a

itotal of $436,086 has been received and disbursed by Y. for!

C. the past vear, a record total for the movement, =

Youth for Christ reports 300,

tons of food and clothing sent to 40 countries since 1945. Recent shipments are sald to have gone

(behind “the Iron Curtain to

Poland, Czechoslovakia and!

China. Packages are sent to

pastors and youth leaders for distribution among the needy.

Catholics Seek Clothing |

For Displaced Persons Members and friends of the Indianapolis Catholic Archdiocese are giving articles of clothing and house furnishings they no longer need for distribution among former displaced persons! The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Henry F.

Dugan heads the. archdiocesan -

reception and piacement commit-! tee for DPs, His committee not: only greets the refugees when they arrive in the city, but spends many hours reconditioning garments and household equipment donated Ter their use.

To date, the committee led by Msgr. Dugan has welcomed 3611

DPs. In addition, the committee has furnished more than 34 rooms, some in farm houses and

{others in cities, for the refugees.

Families wishing to dispose of;

|no-longer- needed articles are re-| quested toeall RI. 2579, BR. 1061,|

RIL 3877 or LL 4453.

TNL MARKS

UNITED [UTHERAN

Prospect and Linden Sts, Rev. Duane E. Schroeder Worship .... cvs. 10:18AM.

Sunday School arr aana . 615 AM

Pastor's Homa TE

Great Britain were described by past four y

Reginald White of or $3041,845 te finance their de-! Dr. Gra- nomination’s missions in 30 for-|

untries, according to the| {01 Men's Baraca Bible Class |

Birmingham, England. started the movement there four years rec r ago. Only 5 per cent he 9 gs.

Inaign co ando Valley, Cal.|

six countries of "Socth America| (UP)

director of the Indianapolis Youth | , will speak tonight at}

el tomorrow in Atlanta and| conduct a conférence for meeting ministers next week in

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

320 N. Illinois St. Evangelistic Service—T7 « Irvin Marks. Christian layman, speaker. Mrs. Kenneth Maxie. pianist _ Special musical numbers

ZION EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED

North and New Jer sey Sts

{

DA D v PRANKENFELD, Assistant

1liips. Li MA- mn

Ad on Sw S0AEAD. minister.

WOODRUFF PLACE

Cor. East Michigan at N, Walcott

SIAM —Sundar Sehool

~GONRAL BAPTIST Invites You to Worship With Us| EMERSON A at Central Ave. & Westfield Blvd. 10:45 A. M.—Morning Service.

Vroom, BART a

Approximately 500,000 women The Rev. Mr. Wilson is carry on the work of the feminine Sixty five ¥. for Cc. ralli i 'contingent of the Presbyterian! 8 "Church in the U. 8. A. During the ears, they gave a total

Hungary Protests’

BELMONT CHURCH OF CHRIST | 1002 S.: Belmont Ave. SUNDAY PROGRAM Bible Classes, 9:45 a. m. Worship and Preaching 10:45 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. Dean Clutter, Minister—MA. 1859 Wednesday Services, 7:45 p.m.

Broadway Baptist Church 22nd & Broadway

BUDAPEST. Hungary, July 15! Class Meeting 9:30 A. M.

| CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Delaware and Walnut Streets (700 North) Dr. W. A. Shullenberger, Minister Church School—9:30 A. M. Morning Worship--10:45 A. M. Sermon: “Measure Yoursel! This Way."

- GETHSEMANE UNITED LUTHERAN

i Rev. John 8. Albert, D.D.

4717 E. MICHIGAN

9:30 A. M. Sunday School .

10:45 A. M. Morning Worship “The Life of Righteousness”

GRACE ASSEMBLY OF GOD

“Cod s Lighthouse for East Indianapolis" | 4402 E. Michigan St,

Rev. W. E. RISNER, Pastor

SUNDAY SERVICES ~Sunday Scho ~Moining Worship Service ~-Evangelistic. Service.

23 oe

FREE. METHODIST CHR

J ROR, 13th and Iecimsen, ate EK MIKELS, Minister, AT-2628

ARS AILL CHURCH Minis & Polty Sts ¥ H Current. minister, 32-17

LIGHT AND LIFE CHAPEL 1424 N. Tibbs a. Rigs. minister. CA-3990

BAPTIST CHURCHES | FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Meridian and Vermont Streets ; Carleton W. Atwater, D.D., Pastor

| 9:30 A. M.—Bible School. 1 10 30 A. M.—~Worship. Sermon: “For the Christian — —Vietory —Every~

where," No Evening Worship Service

“york

or SRENR~—N Much. he Jo

or. G. H, {Doane speaking.

TIKEDG PARK BARK N aga Bes or ud

“Classes tor All Ales -

. 2 PRE ~ METHODIST CHURCHES | i

ROBERTS PARK. CHURCH

Delaware at Vermont Rev. Amos L. Boren, Minister 9:30 A. M.—Churech School. G. Wilbur Little, Supt. s ~"Except Your Brother Be With You” Rev. Harold W. Hew-| itt, guest preacher, 5: 30 P. MM Y.R : ~The Stewardship of Life." Rev. Hewitt. |

Hungary sent a note to the] BROADCAST SUNDAY, WISH | are said to have converted 3000 United States last night saying, 10:00 A. M, the Christian America's “aggressive interOne of the converts is ference in the Korean people's to have been secretary of affairs + « + endangers world |- the Communist party in Ybarra, peace.”

Rev. R. M. Dodrill, Teacher

UNITY PRAYER GROUP

Affiliated ith 0 nity Lee's Summit. Me. 5 SUNDAY and 3 “BR FR

Open at. Till 2 hk plierature » Gane Songiitant Market St, Rm. 502, FR-

\ TACOMA ASSEMBLY OF GOD

2500 Roosevelt Ave Rev. Lester J. Carney, Pastor Res. 2634 Adams Telephone CH-8595 ~SUNDAY SERVICES 188.10 A. M, Morning 11:15; Evening 7:30 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Daily 9:30 to 1—-July 18-28

Young People's Meeting, Tuesday, 8 P. M Thursday Prayer and Bible Study. 8 P. M.

Helping Evangelive The World 13th and Carrollton FORD PORTER, Pastor

BROADCASTS EACH WEEK WISH WCBC 1310 KC 1470—KC Sunday. 730 A. M. Man. Thr pr. HCJB Shortwave, 12:5 M Friday. $:30 P.

Gospel Tracts in 24 ata Distributors in 100 Foreign Countries vinces and Islands. Svie po 30 a.m, 10:30 a.m, 6:30 p.m, 7:30 p. m. 3rd Anniversary of i Berean Gospel Temple i Broadcast 7:30 A, M. (1310) WISH : Bible School 9:30 A, M Broadeast 10, A. M, (1470) WIBC Morine Worship 10:30 A. M. Su “Where There 1s No Vision The People Perish.”

Young People, 6:30 P. M. Evangelistic Service, 7.30 P. M Bereice pens With The Daveiiing ication of Th: Baptistry with Radu Water Spcial Musie by Neal and Pat McCauley, Mess HY AVEAREIN } Neal McCauley

== SPEAKERS —

Dr. Howard Jarette :

Times State Service ! NOTRE DAME, July 15-Lay-| men from Indianapolis and all/

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

GEORGE ARTHUR PRANTZ CHARLES RICHARD BROWN TWO MORNING SERVICES

“This We Must Have.” 1 John 3:14

{| Chireh School 9:30 A. M, Westminster Pellowship, § $: 30 » M.

DIAN MERIDIAN HEIGHTS

Central Ave, at 47th Rev. Roy B. Connor Jr.

Sunday School, 9:38 ‘Worship, 10:30 A.-M. “Loyalties to the Kingdom.”

WALLACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN

Rev, John H. Bergen, Minister Sunday School-§:30 A. M. Morning Worship-10:45 A, M.

JEAN 8 MILNER. D. D. JOSEPH W JOHNSTON Morning Worship, 11 A. M

Dr. Charles B. Swarts, preaching: “Hosea Discovers the Love of God."

7:30 TONIGHT ONLY 7:30

AR Dr Billy Grahams, Dr. Billy Grahams, Vice President HE of Northwestern Schools

DR T. W. WILSON

Dr. Wilson is also Vice President of Y for C International. He recently conducted on Evangelistic Campaign at San Fernando Valley, Calif. with overflow crowds of 5000.

One of the Nation's Foremost Youth Speakers

A Winsome Forceful Preacher

NEAL AND PAT McCAULEY,

FEATURING MUSICAL ARTISTS OF NATION WIDE REPUTE

YOUTH For CHRIST Clubhouse

20th ot Meridion Sts.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES

Roger Malsbary, Director

ee ——————

Delaware at Sixteenth

9:30 and 1) A M.

Mr. Brown speaking

4808 EAST 10TH ST.

or WEBTERIAN | FAIRVIEW

46th and Capitol Ave.

{storie Chureh of Which Ward Beecher i Mylister.

VIRGIL D. RAGAN, and Pennsylv

Minister | 9:30 A. M.—Church Bchool. 10:45 A. M Morning Worship. “The Power and Control of 'T} of Thought.”

REV, ROBERT 8 MOOREHE Dr. W I alter T T. FH.

p= { DR. ROY EW i

Go TO CHURCH SUNDAY | 9:30 A. M.—Bible on

Dr. Vale. preaching

| “God's Hand on Doors and Windows.” | 6:30 ¥. M.—Youth Fellowship, Thurs, 1:30 P. M.. Congregational Meeting,

TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN

34th and Central G

R. R., 526 State Life Bldg.

Washington Blvd., at 34th

CHURCH

® SUNDAY eo

Christian Science Churches

Branches of The Mother Church

The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass,

The Public Is Cordially Invited to Our Services and

Free Reading Rooms (R. R.)

LESSON FOR SUNDAY, JULY 16TH

“LIFE”

Morning Service af 11 o'Clock in All Churches & Sociefies

FIRST CHURCH

Castle Hall Bldg. R. R,, 119 E, Ohio St.

SECOND CHURCH Delaware at 12th

THIRD CHURCH -

R. R., Church Edifice

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, SOCIETY (West Side) 2615 W. Washington St.—Sunday School 9:30 A, M.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY (Colored) 310 West 28fh Street.—Sunday School 9:30 A. M.

Wednesday Evening Meetings in All Churches and Societies

at 8 P. M.

Christian Science Reading Room Jointly Maintained, 30 N. Penn. St.

of the NAZARENE

CAMP MEETING

DON’T MISS CLOSING DISTRICT SERVICES — SPEAKERS —

TONIGHT 7:30

10:30 A. M. 2:30 P. M. 7:30 P. M.

FOURTH CHURCH Pleasant Run Pkwy. 8.~ Drive at Butler Evening Service, 5:00 “ R. R. Church Edifice FIFTH CHURCH College at 62d ~ Evening Service, 7 ‘R. R., Church Edifice SIXTH CHURCH 160815; Progpect St. R. R., 1811 Prospect

SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES AT 11 A. M.

Rev. E. C. Martin

Dr. D. 1. Vanderpool

i ile Southwest of Indra on Sale ocuTon Road 6 ho ‘Ind. then |

*long Fourth,” 1 short week end mountains of ps of new federal 1 expérience in t District Federal The husky,.

$6000-a-year fed ice of the nation It's no accide in the chair of Matthew E. Wels Muncie and thre been training fo

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