Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1951 — Page 5

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Day of Prayer

Local Groups to Join in Worldwide Event Friday

The Indianapolis Council of Churchwomen will World Day of Prayer worship and Holy Communion service for the entire city Friday at 1:15 p. m. in the Carrollton Avenue Evangelical and Reformed Church. District prayer services are scheduled for the forenoon and evening of Prayer Day in all parts of the city. Women of 92 countries around the world on Friday will join in

prayer for lasting peace and’ for|

strengthening the bonds of Chris; tian unity. They will stress the

theme, “Perfect Love Casts Out| . Pear,” chosen by German women

to highlight this year’s’ services. Women of a different country select the Prayer Day theme annually. The one for 1951 is taken from I John 4:18, 3 Arranged by Protestants The observance of the World Day of Prayer is arranged by Protestant women of the United States, the former United Council of Churchwomen, now the Gen-

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of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U. 8. A. The prayer, first spoken by the Christian women of the Fiji Islands, ‘30 miles east of the International’ Date Line, will be echodd in hundreds of languages and dialects around the world. The closing petition will sound in the cold of Alaska and the tropic warmth of Tonga Island in the Southwest Pacific. Se The first Friday of Lent always fs set apart for the World Day pf Prayer. Half the offering taken in the prayer services in Indianapolis and elsewhere will go to the Home Missions Council for work among the American Indians, sharecroppers and migrants. The other half will swell the treasury of the Foreign Missions Conference. Ald Foreign Students Through the funds Christian literature will find its way to missionary countries; aid will go to the Committee on Friendly Relations among Foreign Students in America; and for the education of Christian leaders in interdenomjnational Christian colleges in the Orient. Mrs. Dorsey D. King, president of the Indianapolis Council of Churchwomen, will speak at the United Communion Service on “One Lord, One Faith.” Mrs, Marcelite Smith will sing “The Lord's Prayer” by Malotte and the Women's Fellowship Choir also will give numbers, Mrs. E. A. Piepenbrok will describe the offering causes and Mrs. H. A. Vertrees will give the history of the day. Mrs. Isaac Van Der

Moere is chairman of the World Day of Prayer. List of Ministers

The Rev. Earl Kreuger, host pastor, will officiate at the Com-| munion with Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel as his assistant, Dr. Baumgartel is the executive secretary of the Indianapolis Church Federation. Ministers who will serve the! Sacred Elements will include:

The Rev. A. Glen O'Dell, the Rev. >"

David C. Venerable, the Rev. I. Albert Moore, the Rev. Joseph W. Johnston, the Rev. Daniel M.| Long, the Rev. Stanley R. Woltjen, the Rev. A. C. Brooks, the Rev, Klas Leo Peters, the Rev. J. Hershel Caudill and the Rev. Edwin W. Stricker, Locations of district World Day of Prayer meetings and their leaders follow. All services will

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test crayon sketches to principa drawing “Grocery Store,"

Martin, 7-year-old students af School 70, proudly eraldine Eppert. Sandy, 333 E, 5Ist St, titled her while Pegg, 652 E. 48th St. chose the timely topic "Snow Scene."

Stydent Contest Winners Cited

The Indianapolis Council of Churchwomen will present Carol Welch of Broad Ripple High School a $25 U. 8. Bavings Bond ‘as winner of the first prize in their Alcohol Education Essay Contest for ‘¢ity and county high

Film Depicts Life 0f Martin Luther

Local Group to Take Part in Production A full-length film on the life and work of Martin Luther is Schools scheduled for production by the : National Lutheran Council, which The. ehurchwomen Will give

includes nine Indianapolis con- Carol. a senior .at Broad Ripple, ations, “Pa. the bond in ‘¢eremonies tomorrow]

The Ufited Lutheran Church, at 2 Youth Week mast meshing an affiliate of the “Council, em-|at 7:30 in the Second Presbybraces nine churches in Indian- terian Church. She was ore of apolis, 463 Indianapolis entrants for the

The United Lutheran Church| contest. has announced that it will give, Barbara Field, Shortridge $120,000 to the co-operative film|student, will receive the second venture. The remainder of the prize of $10 and Janet Jett, also $300,000 needed to shoot the|of Shortridge, the third prize, $5 picture of the “Great Reformer” Honorable mention will go to will come from other sources, the Rudolph White, Russell Creighton council reports. and Joan Shannon, all of Crispus Attucks; Barbara Hohn and LynSeveral Made in Europe dal Sue Reed, both of Southport It is believed that the coming High School. film will be the first dealing With (,.;; welch 1s 17 and a memthe life of Luther to be sponsored ber of the Tabernacle Presbyby an American group. Several terian Church. Last year, she films on Luther have been made : ’ i won the second prize in the state n Europe, but none ha. appeared for more than 20 years essay contest sponsored by the . Savings and Loan League of InThe picture will be made inigjana. The contest subject was: Germany in the late summer ori«jt’s the American Way to early fall, with lines in Engli h Success.” and perhaps German and Swedish. Mrs. Walter L. Tho . ms is chairAn actor of major magnitude Willi, op “or “the ‘alcohol education

committee of the Council of Churchwomen. Judges for the county-wide contest were: Mrs. H. A. Vertrees, Dr. R. N. Harger, Dr. Grover L.. Hartman, ES B.

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Mass Meeting

Methodists Set

Seek to Enroll 20,000 Hoosiers

Methodists of the Indianapolis District will attend a mass meeting Feb. 11 to promote the enrollment of 20,000 Hoosiers in the denomination’ 8 1 prehes during Lent. 3 Dr. G. Ernest Thomas, head of the Methodist Spiritual Life Department, Nashville, Tenn. will give the address for the giant meeting at 2:30 p. m. in the Roberts Park Methodist Church. Dr. Thomas is the author of a series of articles titled “Faith Can Master Fear” which are appearing each Sunday in The Times. The coming mass meeting is part of the Methodist Lenten Advance in which 355,000 church members in Indiana will co-oper-ate. Dr. Sumner L. Martin, district superintendent, will preside at the meeting. Tomorrow, Bishop Richard C. Raines will start the advance with radio addresses on eight Hoosier stations. He will speak on “To Christians in Troubled Times” on the various broadcasts including one over WIBC at 9:45 p. m. Pastors of the Indianapolis District will cohduct a Week of Visitation Evangelism ‘following the mass meeting. They will gather in the Roberts Park Church in the

NORTH {Hargrave and Judge Norman

of the Brethren, Mrs. { Brennan. First Church Ten.

Clara Rippel: third Christian

Ei hw gw 2% Ihalians Consider New Eevie! union Cor Picts Desz Civil Defense Program

Suns; St. John Baptist, ra] ROME, Feb. 3 (UP) — The {Italian parliament considered toMrs./day a new civil defense program,

Kersey: Brightwood Christian, Mrs. | } Schei odist, pist. costing $28,400,000 over a three-!

EAST ; East Sixteenth Street Christian,

; Irvington Meth | Russell Swenson; Wo ruff Place Ba st. "Mrs, F, Sen: Sunbariang Method- | year period and calling for pos-| re Mogg Tage I Rg Heath ie: sible seizure of private property, | Bante M t, Mrs Mary Alice Hall; | Mrs. “Mille |and compulsory labor in case of Pranklin Baptist, Myson Jenni fe P y gelken, A SOUTH Second Evangelical Uni Brethren, Mrs. Elmer Cunnin 3 Woodside Meth-

odist; Fountain Square Christian, {Ernst Plepenbrock: University Heights {Christian Mrs. Harold Ue ethodist, Mrs, Elizabeth Bridgeford, 7:30 m.: Southport Methodist Mrs. Clyde { Robinson, 1:30 p. m.;. Beech Grove Methodist, Mrs. William Galliland, 7:30 p. m.; iNew Bethel Baptist, Wanamaker, Mrs. {Park Rushford. WEST ks

Second Friends, Mrs. Harry Woods, Mt. {Olive Baptist, Mrs. Geraldine Woodford; ! Park Christian, Mrs. Bruce Moore: |Dlive Baptist, rMs. Geraldine Woodford; | Speedway Christian, Mrs. Kenneth Thorne.

OTHERS Alpha Home, Mrs. John Townes: Home for Aged Women, Mrs. Ernst Ki East Side Baptist Center, Miss Edna Mag. tin, Juvenile Center, Mrs. Lionel United Christian Missionary Society, ies Jessie Trout.

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