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SATURDAY. Nov. 1, 1051 Events—

Former German Citizen To Be Ordained Here

The Rt. Rev. R. A. Kirchhoffer, son, Muskegon, ‘ Mich. Saphonist and| member 0 ospe ms, Inc, w bishop of the Episcopal Diocese talk and piay at the rally tonight ai 7 30 of Indianapolis, was to officiate I» the auditorium, 2011 N, Meridian 8t TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH-—Church| at the ordination of a former members will bring warm clothing to. bel German citizen of German-Jewish stnt to Kores to services tomorrow. The| descent today. gifts will he presented as an expression

of thanksgiving The ordination as deacon of ..OLIVE BRANCH CHRISTIAN CHURCH | t h e Episcopal

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Tomorrow's. offering will go toward -edu-| cational work of the Disciples of Christ. |

Church of Hans | pa OLUNTEERS OF AMERICA + adonn| rquharson w give the meditation;| Wilhelm Frei {Beward Wilshire will direct the music;|

iand Miss Rebecca Thompson will sing atl

who was born in |} the evangelistic service tomorrow at 7:3

res 1 - p.m. The service will be held in ia Bresial » Ger | chapel, 320 N, Illinois St | any, was sched- | IMMANUEL EVANGELICAL AND REmany was FORMED CHURCH-The Women's Guild]

will assist with the service of praise and {thanksgiving tomorrow at 10 a. m. The ‘Rev. J 'H. Bollens will preach on “Giving! Thanks” and guild members will present their Thankoffering. |

Church Plans Broadcast

scheduled for to {™® day in St. John's Episcopal Church, Crawfordsville, Ind. Mr. Frei came to t h e Episcopal Frei Church, from the Baptist ministry. He teaches religion in Wabash Collége and™is working toward a doctorate in Of S a at Yale University. ervice Other officiating clergymen in addition to Ex offer The “First Baptist Church will are: the Rev. John P, Craine and Sponsor a broadcast of the. Sunthe Rev. Earl L. Conner, of In- day morning service from 11:30 dianapolis, and the Rey. Roy Bat- 2: M. to noon over WFBM begintenhouse and the Rev. A. Ellison Ding tomorrow. - Cole, both of Bloomington, Ind. Tomorrow, also, Dr. Ozie D. Religious events follow: Pryett will preach on “The Power BRERRREN CHL ROMS) OE of jthe Christian Mind” marking walter Will direct a unity “sing” the beginning of his second year sponsored Ly ihe Ady It Discussion Group as church minister and Indian-

tomorrow MEN BrLDERS CLASS, apolis resident.

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Third Chr 1st ian Church Nan the Meth Over the past 12 months, the rrow at 9 . church's attendance has increased ry Day Religion.” J 4 Paxton Nurse Cnoral C.up ON€ third and financial giving in

in spacial numbers.

I A RE. Janel Dyer wil Aci the same proportion. Dr. Pruett

1! Wilim He Be preaen: {ght nga] . Pl sacs also has organized the Adult Felori will hl mag other new lowship of the congregation which

YOUTH FoR CHRIST Maurice A. Carl- functions in the same manner as

the youth fellowship. Speaker Announced

By Church Auxiliary Adult members meet on Sunday Dr. George Arthur Frantz, min- *Venings for discussion of social {ster of the First Presbyterian problems, the church program and Church, will address the meeting SOmetimes hear a guest speaker. of the Wheeler Mission Women's A council co-ordinates the work Auxiliary beginning Monday at °f the fellowship, 1:30 p. m. On Thursday nights, whole The auxiliary, an interdenom- families attend the. dinner folinational group of women who lowed by simultaneous gatherings sponsor the mission program,.of the children's story hour, the have invited interested persons to juvenile choir and the old fashhear the address and attend the ioned prayer meeting for adults. tea BT open house from 3 to Dr. Pruett usually reads the Scrip-

7 Apm __|tures and gives a brief talk.

Meet in Evening

Church officials have made contact with downtown hotels and apartment houses to try to énlist the interest of transients and others who do not attend neighborhood churches.

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= i. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Canvass Aids Church Finances + ~~ °

WARM AS TOAST—Men who fire the big furnace of the First Presbyterian Church promote

the spirit of worship and well-being. They also share in the budget.

You will find it just as difficult to operate a church without financial planning as you will a business.

Congregations of many denominations all over the country indicate their belief in this by holding the “every member canvass.” The First Presbyterian Church, 16th and Delaware Sts. offers a good example. Officials have mapped money goals and will ask the whole congregation to help carry them ont. v It was decided that $85 000 will cover the varied expenses of the church for 1852. Members are expected to pledge $75,000. The balance of $10,000 is assured on investments and other resources of the church.

Tells a Story

As first step in the canvass, officials mailed 1000 copies of a large, lavishly illustrated folder to that many households, The pictures tell the story of the fields

in which the budget-dollar will work. First of all, you see the wideopen doors of the historic stone church with men and women entering for worship. Thus the purely spiritual function of churches takes the lead over all others.

Under the church is a sizable likeness of Dr. George Arthur Frantz, the minister, preaching in the pulpit. Also depicted are Sunday school children, the robed choir, mid-week dinners, daily clubs and classes for the vouth of the community, a room at Hanover College, foreign missions and other fields of endeavor,

Reminder to Follow

The coming ‘Monday, containing a blank pledge card will go from the church to the members. A second, or reminder letter, will follow Nov. 26. On Dec. 2, 10 teams of 10 workers each will visit the residences of persofis who have failed to return the pledge cards.

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Teams will lunch in the church dining room immediately following morning worship on visitation day.. They will go into members’

homes afterward. And according to the Rev. .Charles Richard Brown, another pastor . of the

church, the teams expect to complete their work in one afternoon. The finance committee has an-

nounced it will use 12 cents of every budget dollar for the

church's seven-day gram; 22 cents for benevolences and 66 cents for the staff and maintenance, A staff of 13 persons carries on the administrative work for the church's 1772 members. Victor C. Seiter is chairman of the budget committee. George aas prepared the illustrated folder for which James Darlington and Elwood Powell Jr. took the pictures. Homer Eberhart is canvass chairman. Most of the canvas work wal done gratis by interested members, thus relieving the church

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. ing Miss Hite will represent Mrs. they will see a demonstration of Ing.” a religious drama by Clare : : ability and insurance up to audio-visual materials for use in Booth Luce, which had its pre- en Butcher Who, th. Mrs. $10,000.00 for each actount. the churches miere here. Mary OSbone and Mrs. Carrie : he - These fecturen moke o sound Mrs. Arthur Unversaw of The audience called the cast Ditter. started the school in 1878. base for your well Franklin will address children's back for six curtain calls. Fl glanned. | an a hn the r WEBM \ security proge church. Mrs. Unversaw is chair- -

man of the committee on children's work of the Indiana Baptist Convention, The Rev. Park Rushford is New Bethel pastor.

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Bazaar, Dinner

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