Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1951 — Page 21

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Bishop Richard ‘C. Raines of © the Indiana Methodist Area to-

day announced the appointment

of the Rev. Frank Templin of Jeffersonville as wo-pastor of the Meridian Stree Church. The. Rev. Mr. Templin will take charge of the church dur-

. Ing the present illness of Dr. Lo-

gan Hall, minister. The apopintment will become effective Nov. 1. In his new role, the Rev. Mr.

lion c¢hurch being built by the congregation in the 5500 block on N. Meridian St. He comes to Indianapolis from the Wall Street Methodist Church, Jeffersonville,

. He was graduated from Phillips

University and Garrett Biblical Institute.

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assist with the : arrangements for the new $1 mil:

The Rev. Mr: Templin serves on various conference boards, is dean of the Methodist | School of the Prophets and active!

SUNDAY. SEPT. 23 1051 . _ ..

Meridian St. Co-Pastor |

NEW PASTOR — The Rev. Frank Templin will serve as new

in the Jeffersonville Council or} co-pastor of the Meridian Street | Methodist Church.

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IT'S HERE!

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' dom. _{Church, 14th and Belle Vieu Place, .iwas to be dedicated this afterinoon at 2:30 o'clock.

‘Coatesville Christian Chrch, stic~

ii completion. ithe stage where it is possible to

‘built of stone,

(hymn, iis located on E. 38th St. facing

‘to join the Butler School of Re-

{coverings when moving heavy { furnishings like ranges, refriger-

Perhals sothé enterprising

a ‘Parade of Churches.” The popularity of the “Parade of Homes" just concluded suggests that many new churches, too, are springing up in Hoosier-

. The "Rew Eighth Christian

And next

Sunday at 2 m., the new | cessor to one blown over in the

1948 tornado, will be dedicated. 3 Nearly Done

Three large North Side Indianapolis Churches now are nearing Construction is at

see just how the edifices will look when finished. The Meridian Street Methodist Church, brick with stone trim, stands in the 5500 block on North: Meridian, It is described as a colonial adaptation of the Georgian of Sir Christopher Wren which was coincident with the | beginning of Methodism in | America. The Fairview Presbyterian Church, just a few blocks from the Meridian Street Church, also is built of brick with touches

precede

Jack Wade. Douglas, charge of all services including Sunday School and morning worship.

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These Five New Buildings Are in arade Of C

RENEWAL—The Coatesville, Ind., Christian Church will be

dedicated next Sunday. the

minister, will

ceremonies. three choirs of the church will sing at the dedication with soloists Martha Metcalf Pearson and The Rev, John W.

The

be in

The Coatesville Christian

Church was largely built by the hands of its minister, the Rev. Carlyle Yates, and laymen. will be dedicated free of debt. Offerings will go toward furnish ings. Because the tornado also destroyed the church parsonage, members included a small apart-

ment above the educational wing of the church as a home for the minister. .Modified Spanish The church might be called an example of modified Spanish architecture with its masonry block construction and square dimple lines. It includes a worship ropm for 150, class rooms, a kitchen and dining room. The dedication day will be the Rev. Mr, Yates’ last in the pulpit. He will complete his work in the Butler ee of Religion this year and study afterward in the University of Edinburgh, Scot-

land.

; STURDINESS—Prentice Presbyterian Church is built of stone for durability.

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By ROBERT L, CHASE Seripps Howard Staff Writer I heard a few snickers the other night over a bunch. of penned-up dogs in Springfield, O., who refused to take their liberty ‘when it was offered to them.

Perhaps you saw the dispatch reporting how the gates to an animal shelter containing 30 dogs were smashed and 29 of the animals remained inside waiting for the keeper. Well, what's to laugh? These dogs were merely reversing a time-honored human procedure and going, as it were, to the people. » s » AND IF we bipeds continue to insist so vehemently on going to the dogs, why can’t the dogs be accorded a similar privilege in reverse, and without any snickering? Consider, if you will, the situation of these 30 dogs penned up in the animal shelter. : They had a nice place to live: They were eating regularly. They obviously Hked their surroundings and their keeper. They had, in a. word, complete security, without any necessity of

‘Tustiing so much as a Hay hore! {or raiding a neighborhood garbage can, ] Furthermore, their colony in-cludeéd-—at least I presume it did —what they regarded as’'some of | the nicest canines in town. Cee

IN EXCHANGE for all these advantages, they give up only a freedom to choose. To choose where they would live, providing they could swing it, and what they would eat, providing they could get their hands on it, Freedom to select what dogs they would roam with and where they would do their roaming.

If they are observant dogs— as they apparently are—they have noticed that people are not as eager as they once were to make this kind of an exchange, They must have watched trade after trade of this sort of freedom for the terrifically important

as security,

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THE WAY the dogs raced out

and then followed nim back into the enclosure through the shattered gates Indicates that he is

state we have learned to sack up!

to greet Caretaker James Lorton!

pretty good to them.

They undoubtedly have a pretty full and complete life. oe But I do. prefer to think on the one dog who was missing, the 30th animal who didn’t answer roll call. : I take it he still is a rugged individualist whom nobody is going to tell how to live. I hope he does great fhmgs in the canine world.

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of white, It occupies a site at 46th and Xenwood where the congregation has worshipped for many years.

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Prentice Presbyterian Church, recalls the old|’ “A Mighty Fortress.” It {DeQuincy St. in the midst of a | growing community. Dr. William Robinson, who came this semester from England

tligion faculty, will dedicate the {Eighth Christian Church. A festive basket dinner at noon will

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