Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1951 — Page 4

new and old churches, Later, the frame church where services now are held, was built and added to year after {iyear, : The Rev. Madison Hume was the pastor, serving 18371843. Members went to church Lon foot. by buggy and horse. back, Demure pig-tailed girls, "occasionally leaped to their feet when mischievious boys . back of them laid down their’ thooks to poke tickling fingers through’ worm-made holes in. the backrests of hard benches. ” ” ” SUNDAY SCHOOL and | ehurch services were held in one | room. Mrs. William E. Swinford | Sr. and Mrs. Clara O. Neiman | recall women wore long, trail- | ing dresses and yards of pettlcoats, : Mrs. Swinford for 23 years has taught the Search Light; the group her mother, the late Mrs. Jennie Hessong, and Mrs. Ruth LaRue of Indianapolis * helped organize. The indomitable spirit has carried on down through the years with young and old, led by the Rev. Louis G. Crafton, . pastor, working to “keep the builders building.” Funds from sales and fish fries haven't brought the amount needed to finish the $125,000 church. Men of the church did part of the work themselves, preparing the plot of ground and digging a ditch for drainage on the new church plot. » o . SEVEN SUNDAY School classes, held in the basement, have been well attended despite curtain partitions and cold floors. Enthusiasm has run high in the Sunday School where Ralph Neiman is superintendent and Edward Roberts, assistant superintendent; choirs, directed by Mrs. Anna Mae Lawrence, Mrs. Otto Schaefer and Mrs... Bernice Coldwell, and the Music Manglers quartet are known, state-wide. In the quartet are Allen Moerman, Charles” Nelman, Richard Isenhour and Jack Hyser. The junior department is active, taught by Mrs, Ira Isenhour, Crooked

: : i ) Col. Riley to Head . Reserve Wing : Ss Servie ATTERBURY" ATR” FORCE BASE, Aug. 25-Col. George C. Riley of Indianapolis today became commanding officer of the | new 923d Aill-Indiana Reserve Teaining Wing. Diiring World War II' he served tinder Gen. Jimmy Doolittle in the invasion of North Africa. After the war he organized: and commanded the. Indiana 9131st Volunteer Air Reserves in Indianapolis, He has been active in the Organized Reserves for the past 17 years. In civilian life he is assistant chief of vocational rehabilitation and education for the Veterans Administration in Indiana. His new reserve wing will train one week-end a month and for 15 days in the summer at Atterbury Air Force Base. Any reservist who does not belong to an organized unit or who is a member of a volunteer alr reserve unit may join the 923d.

Father of 3 Killed In "Cycle Accident

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LEBANON, Aug. 25 The father of three small children died today in Lebanon after his motorcycle collided head-on . with an auto, Marion Jack Rader, 26, Browns burg, died in Witham Hospital. He was fatally injured last night on ‘Ind, 267 four miles north of Brownsburg while returning home from a farm where he works,

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Leaner, Times State Seevice “PLAINFIELD, Aug. 25 Sittin in quiet meditation and active | business sessions, members of the.

Western Yearly meeting of Friends tomorrow will conclude blaze, they found a stack of wine

3 ‘their 94th annual statewide as- Potties “higher than an office § sembly here. %

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University, England, and reports lof the significant contributions

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Indiana and Eastern |ottery tickets were seized by {Illinois section, have attended ses- police at four places vesterday.

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the junior yearly assembly here in the rear of 404 W. 16th St.

under the . direction of Martha Baker of Westfield.

Miss Five chargse of disorderly conduct. |

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