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SATURDAY, SEPT. 2, 1951
Evangelist io Preach
In Cadle Tabernacle
Evangelist “Bill” McGarrahan,|
who has been heralded by news-
papers and magazines across the
country, will preach for three Ss,
weeks beginning tomorrow in|cnri Cadle Tabernacle. Services will be tomorrow and the other two Sundays at 10 a.m. and 2:30 and 7 p.m. and on week 9% days, at 3:30 and 7 p.m, Evangelist McGarrahan takes the parts of Bible characters in his sermons, giving his own inter-|a pretations of their roles. He becomes David and with a slingshot im attacks an imaginary giant, Go-
liath. The giant, he portrays as/
the enemy of man and God, rep-' resentative of the devil and sin.
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himself into the impersonation, becomes Abraham and Isaac or
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from the wealth of personalities in Holy Scriptures. Of his strenuous dramatic characterizations Life Magazine wrote: “Bill McGarrahan's unique, vivid portrayal of world-famous Bible ‘stories — with an unprecedented attraction for ‘kids’ of all ages — 1s bringing to countless numbers of men, women, boys, girls and youth the thrilling joy of seeing Bible characters ‘come to life’ in such an amazing way they make Captain Midnight and Tarzan as innicuous as Mother
Religious events follow: CHRISTIAN ure win will a its se of Thursday PY iby sings ping ok
for jhe ions 8 tg Ch “Ehrisianaity top Sue: ooh ethe Rutler School a Refteion will A first lecture speaking in “What Christanty > the coming Thursday night, Oct. 11, B. MeCormick, retired president "of the Onited Christian ‘MissionSociety, 1 discuss “How Pray Makes for Successful Living, (Our tuning with God): Oct. 18, Dr. Pallas Brose] , farmer pastor of the
Meth, Church, “The In: Lite Nd
ner The dinner programs y will continue jhroush January with Mrs, Dorsey D. chairman of the program comm}
ST. JO p31 JOAN OF ARC ang CHURCH trator rator of the Ho Holy 7 Name je” Chur wil adres ro AR :
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It was a case of mistaken fugitives, police said yesterday, when they released two Indianapolis youths arrested earlier. The two, William Darrill Edwards, 18, of 1214 E, Ohio 8t., and Jack Jones, 26, of 530 E. 11th St., were taken into custody when police were called to the Kroeger Laundry Co., 1009 E. Market St., to investigate an attemptéd break-in. The two youths and a third boy loitering in the area fled in a car when police arrived. Police gave chase and fired four shots. The boys abandoned the car on Pine St. Jones and Edwards were arrested a short time later, on a vagrancy charge. They said they ran from police because they were afraid. Convinced they had nothing to do
Is| with the break-in, police dropped
charges:
%|Six Veterans Groups Call for Red Boycott
WASHINGTON, ao 29 (UP) —S8ix veteran’s organizations united today in a’ campaign to urge American consumers to baya/cott goods produced in Russia *| and its satellites. The campaign, to be stressed during the Christmas shopping season, is backed by the National commanders of the American Legion, the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Amvets, Catholic&Var Veterans, Jewish War Veterans and the United Spanish War Veterans.
Dog Tags Urged
‘|For All Civilians
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 (UP) —The Civil Defense Administration has urged that every person in the United States and its territories wear dog tags similar to those worn by servicemen. The metal tags, worn on a chain around the neck, wrist or ankle, would “in all probability remain serviceable under any or all anticipated attack conditions,” the agency said, and would “facilitate medical attention, help to re unite families, and be useful in
% [legal claims.”
“Rabbi to Broadcast
‘Rabbi Samuel J. Fox will give (years, they remember vividly the
a special Jewish New Year, or Rosh Hashonoh, broadcast tomorrow at 3:15 p.m, over WISH.
i| The rabbi is spiritual leader of
the United Hebrew Congregation,
program Sponsors.
after 6:00 p.m. tonight, September 29, + to permit all employees to attend the celebration of the 25th Anniversary of ' Maplehurst Jersey Farms.
The Maplehurst Golden Cow Stores will
be open as usual 1
1:00 a.m. fomerrow.
Arm-in-Arm-—
The. new twin Second Free Methodist Church do not pretend they have not “fought just like brothers” many a time, The Rev, Verdon Dunckel and the Rev. Vernon Dunckel, the twins, share equally the ministerial duties of the parish. They offered a ready answer to this question: “How did both of you happen to select the same vocation?” They painted a picture of themselves as boys walking down the street arm-in-arm, deep in the most intimate conversation, Some disagreement must have developed suddenly, For one dealt the other a blow with his fist and soon they were rolling and struggling on the ground. When they had “fought it out, up they got, brushed themselves and went on again arm-in-arm. “But we had our’last fight in high school,” the Rev. Verdon, chief spokesman, explained. “It was a bloody affair.” About deciding for a ministerial career, he was emphatic:
Vernon Decides First “Every true minister must have an irresistible call of God. Vernon and I had a very religious upbringing. He had a religious experience in high school which resulted in his making up his mind to prepare for the ministry. I responded to the same call in college.” : Although the identical twins laughed often and heartily, seemed to possess keen appreciation of any bit of humor. they were quite grave about this matter of the Christian vocation. Many persons ask about it, they said.
And while they seemed to feel that the “call” was the most momentous event of their 35
death of their father when they were 6. Grew Up on Farm Their widowed mother remained on the farm to rear her nine children. They included an additional pair of twin boys. Verdon and Vernon daily walked two miles to and from a one-room school. The mercury fell to 30 below zero during the bitter Michigan winters; and the twins were known to suffer frosted cheeks. But the school was cheerful once they arrived. The boys enjoyed the usual pleasures. of farm children. And they report that they went to Sunday school in the . nearby town of Willlamston whenever they could. But this was not egsy to do. They later worked their way through Williamston High School and played on the same basketball, football and baseball teams. They blew their trumpets in the school orchestra and sang in the choir and quartet, When they were 18, their first parting came. Vernon, who as has been recorded, knew just what hé wished to do, went to Spring Harbor College and Seminary, Spring Harbor, Mich. Verdon went east to take up his glass work at Houghton College, Houghton, N. Y. . Changes Membership The brothers had grown up in the Wesleyan Methodist Church. Vernon changed his membership to the Free Methodist Denomina~ tion, became a pastor before his brother and had the experience of receiving Verdon into membership of the church. Their friends and acquaintances marveled that the twins never became strongly attached to the same girl. They maintained a strict regard for each other's wishes in that matter they said. The wives of both sing sad Mrs, Verdon Dunckel is an accomplished pianist. The two couples perform a quartet in the
Twins Share Duties as Pastors of Church Here
pastors of the church. The Verdon Dunckels
it that the congregation can af
Final Outdoor Service
Of Season Tomorrow The Federation of Lutheran Churches of Greater Indianapolis will sponsor the last 9 a.m. services of the season tomorrow, in the Shadeland Drive-In Theater. Pastor Theodore C. Meibohm of the 8t. Paul Lutheran Church will preach tomorrow. The St. John Choir, directed by Walter C. Muehl, will ging, .. An average of more than 200 persons have attended the drivein services each Sunday morning over the past 23 waela. Worship will be sponsored by the Laer. an Satis again hext year, beginning the middle of May, offiannounced.
have three children and the other family, four. The groups often go on picnics and parties together. The co-pastors came here early. this fall, they explained, to complete financing of the new Second Free Methodist Church. Construction of the modified Gothic
Church give a tenth of income ford two full-time ministers
sequal status, (E.R.M.)
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Archbishop Urges
Recitation of Rosary
The Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte, archbishop of Indianapolis, urges
daily custom ofsRosary Devotions for the peace of the world, This time last year, many Catholic families of the community agreed to say the Rosary every day as part of the national crusade for family prayer among Catholics.
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