Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1951 — Page 11
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Dr. Pearcy to Talk At Dedication
New Christian Church!
Plans Ceremonies
Dr. William T., Pearcy, executive secretary of the Disciples of Christ Board of Church Extension, will preach for dedication services Sunday in the new $130,000 Seventh Christian Church, 2916 W. 30th St.
The First Baptist Church of North Indianapolis has purchased the edifice which has housed the congregation for the past 67 years. It stands at 877 Udell St.
Dr. Pearcy will preach a sermon at 10:30 a. m. worship on the topic, “Faith in Action,” and at the 3 p. m. dedication on, “I Will Build My Church.” Sunday school classes will meet for the first time Sunday morning in the new building which includes both a worship auditorium and educational departments, The Rev. Howard F. Miller, church pastor, will preside at the day's festive services. He will be! assisted by the Rev. Robert Lewis, | former pastor of the church who| now is placement secretary for, the Butler School of Religion, and the Rev. J. Hubert Smith, minister of the Garden City Christian| Church. Construction on the new church
complete except for siding and landscaping.
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Meeting of 1500
Noxious fumes today emptied the Murat Theater of 1500 per-| sons, mostly women, attending
Fumes Break Up | |
Eastern Star, | Two women were overcome and several others nauseated. Overcome were Mrs. Naomi Beasley, 38, R. R. 3, Box 600, and Mrs, Florence Close, 41, R. R. 3, Box
A fire department respirator squad and ambulance were sum-
moned, but none of the victims required treatment.
The fumes came from penetrating oil used on pipes being installed in the basement. The fumes drifted into the auditorium through the ventilating system.
Leaving coats and purses behind, the OES cofivention delegates filed out quickly but in orderly manner. They waited more than an hour before the session could be resumed. “The fumes were strong enough {80 I could smell them outside,” | said Elmer Julian, publicity chairman of the Indiana grand chapter. Mrs. Bernice Hudson, grand matron, was conducting a business session when the fumes [poured through at 10:55 a. m.
Merchandise valued at $559 and | from the Haag Drug Co. store at| |1143 S. Meridian 8t. Police said lentry was made through a rear| door which was pried from its] hinges. Missing were cigarets,| lighters and photographic equipment.
New officers of the Grand Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will be installed at 8 o'clock to-! night in ceremonies in Murat
wood and Ft. Wayne will attend.
Officers elected include Mrs. Floy Green, Greenwood, worthy grand matron; Cecil Sible, Ft. Wayne, worthy grand patron; Mrs. Helen Bell, Bedford, associate grand matron; Hilden Kiser, West Newton, associate grand patron; Mrs. Daisy Crist, Indianapolis, grand secretary; Mrs. Jane B. Sense, West Lafdyette, grand treasurer; Mrs. Aldine Klingman, Converse, grand conductress, and Mrs, Carrie M. Haubstaudt, grand associate conductress.
' Installing officers will include Otto W. Cox, Indianapolis, past worthy grand patron, assisted by
George Boone, Evansville, past worthy grand patron. * Mrs. Abbie Hanson. most
worthy grand matron of the general grand chapter, will administer chapter obligations. Other officérs assisting will be Mrs. Lucille Geyer, Sunman, past worthy grand matron serving as grand chaplain; Mrs. Bernice Hudson, 1, Ellettsville, retiring grand
Eastern Star Grand Chapter To Install Officers Tonight
Temple. Delegations from Green-'
matron serving as grand mar-| shal, and Mrs. Delma Lockwood, LaPorte, grand organist.
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