Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 January 1952 — Page 6

Church News—

Church Bells Sound Angelys

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editor

SUPPOSE you. were a teacher giving some youngster a deserved scolding when suddenly they began to pray devoutly. Sister Marita Rose,

in such a situation, now and then. It sometimes happens when the Little Flower St. Therese Catholic Church bells sound the Angelus. The sister's manner, as she spoke of her pupils’ faithful notice | of the bells, held both seriousness ye alg? and fun. She seemed to be glad content of “The Angelus the children would stop whatever they were doing to.recite “The Angelus.” But like any teacher who happened to be raising “cain” at such a moment, she felt a bit deflated. ” ” »

THE NEW electronic bells of the Little Flower Church not angel as given in St, only have impressed the school Lord's Prayer and pupils but parents and others of Marys. the community. The Rev. Fr. John Riedinger, “Father John” to the parish, dreamed for years of church bells that would call the East Side

as much as from 18 to For modern electronic Rells to stimulate mendous weight achievement.”

quite

that

to Mary- announcing

Thus “The. Angelus,”

tion of Christ. It includes the words of Luke,

three

a AH ]

CYO Unit Sets

superior of the Little Flower Grade School, says she is caught ——————— - pr 20 tons. to catch a tone and amplify it so as a bell of such trean

Then Father John spoke of the prayer, It recalls the visit of the angel she would become the Mother of Jesus. gerves as 'a reminder of the Annunciation and the beginning of the Incarna-

the

th Ho 'HOLD Te —Lessons, play and all other things stop and children begin to pray when the Little Flower |

or a

Catholic Church bells sound the Argus

"|the parish for 27 years. He will]

“{instrumental

Pastor Sets Farewell Talk Feb. 3

The Rev. William Nordgieck ! Church Office, 11-9502 will preach his farewell oon

as pastor of St. Peter’ 8s Lutheran Church Feb. 3. : | Pastor Nordsieck has served |

10:45 A. M.—Morning Service. 9:45 A M.—Bible School

[Oregon Episcopal Bishop

to prayer. Recently, his wish materialized. Men of the parish,|] The Catholic Youth Organiza the Holy Name Society, had tj,n Youth Council will meet at

electronic bells installed. Five or six years ago, Father 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in Bedfor John, was so eager for church With the St. Vincent's Church | bells that he decided to see what/CYO as host. he could do toward constructing] wigs Patricia McNelis, them himself. He set up a work-|4igcesan council shop in the rectory basement and gecretary of the National CYO, made a good deal of the appara- wij preside. Miss McNelis will tus. Others became interested and report on a recent meeting of the sent him various kinds of metal national officers of the CYO in for his bells. Washington, D. C. a nn =u The council also will discuss the YESTERDAY, in the workshop archdiocesan basketball tournaFather John held up one of the ment, an inter-deanery one-act metal rods, ‘close to my ear;-and play contest, CYO participation struck it.' It sounded -a very in the Civil Defense programs, pleasing musical note. week-end retreats and the April But the way to handmade bells regional meeting. is long and tedious and a parish] ——— priest is a busy person. And so] the Holy Name Soclety came to the rescue.’

arch-

‘Announce Subject Of Lesson-Sermon The electronic bells cost about)

$2000, Father John reported. Tra-| ~ 1ruth” is the subject of the ditional bells of the variety that lesson-sermon in #1I Churches of weigh tons and swing in a tower Christ, Scientist, for tomorrow. would have A ene | The lesson- sermon includes the ment of abou e sai er Besides, the Little Flower Church following passage: “When is built on modernistic lines and wait patiently on God and seek has no tower. {truth righteously, He di#cts our As I talked with Father John, path.” The quotation was taken I heard the bells toll the hour|from the Christian Science text-| of 2. p. m. They have a very book, mellow sound. {Key to the Scriptures” » Baker Eddy. THEY CHIME the Angelus at| The golden text is: “Then said | 6 a. m., noon and 6 p. m. and Jesus to those Jews which be-| serve as a neighborhood clock lieved on Him, if ye continue in striking the hour from the earli-|my word, then are ye my disciples |, est Angelus to 9 p. m. They herald|indeed; and ye shall know the four Masses each day but not truth and the truth shall make the one which begins at 5:30 a. m. you free.” John 8:31, 32. “I abominate that time,” Father rm ern John commented honestly. | hate to get up that early in the . Church to Post Notices morning. We have the service On Work, Housing then Toda Pachie wo) If you are out of a job or need “I was talking to a man on/1Ving quarters, watch the bulletin the street the other day whenPo8rd 11 the Third . Christian/ lus,” hej“ WC | Te rer TA ne ree ir Also, if you wish to find a per- |

. {son to fill a position or have a| 20d Is mre me in saying ‘The... "1 ouse or apartment to rent, |

watch the bulletin board of he Third Christian Church. The church, as a Christign service to the congregation and com-| (munity, has agreed to post notic es | (regarding employment and hous- | ing on its board inside the church

by Mary

. ~

“A VERY LITTLE BOY in the neighborhood who is not a Catholic likes the bells immensely. He tried to make his mother come over here and ask for a special] ringing when his grandmother,

building. Dr. A. C. Brooks is was visiting them. [ pastor. “All through my years of effort|

president and]

The Episcopal Bishop of east-

4 ern Oregon is scheduled to ad-

{dress various churches of the de-

nomination

continuing through Tuesday. The Rt. Rev,

Lane W, Barton, ? bishop of the

in Indianapolis and {the state beginning today and $8

D. D., Episcopal missionary district of eastern Oregon, will attend seven services as special | guest in Indian-

apolis.

Bishop Barton was to address

a student group meeting today at

10a. m. in St. Paul's Church.

He will be present at 10 a. m.

tomorrow at at 10:45 a. m,, {Church; and

the same church; St. Matthew's speak and be a

{guest for supper at 6:45 p. m. at

| Trinity Church. Women of St, Paul's parish will

assemble to

hear Bishop Barton speak at 1

p. m. Monday. Itinerary Announced Church,

Grace Muncie,

present the bishop at 7:30 p. m.

Monday turn here, cammunion in St, el, Sherwood House, at a. m. Tuesday; and address a

the same day. Trinity Church Connersville, will be host to Bish-| op Barton, at 7

The visiting bishop was consecrated in his present post in

BUY NOW THE | HOME t that will look ahead for you. To find the home that will suit your fam{ily for many years,

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after which he will re-| He will attend Holy 19484. David's Chap- es in New Jersey, 7:30 Qnio.

“Science and Health with| meeting of the Diocesan Council iti '' Rev. R.

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OREGON VISITOR—Hoosier Episcopalians are hearing -addresses by Bishop Lane W, Bar. ton, D.D., of eastern Oregon.

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Christian Business Men's Committees in Charge of Services Harvey Cutting, speaker

"TOWNSEND CLUBS OF MARION COUNTY

Will Meet in Special Session

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Sunday, Jan. 27—2 p. m. al

LINCOLN HOTEL

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Marion County Commissioner, Subject: | v——

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Everyone Should Hear Him Public Invited Mr. Joseph Robb in Charge

EEE EE ae — Garfield Heights Church of Christ |

2842 Shelby Street

Evening Service, 7 P. M.

Wed. Eve. Service, 7:45

to get bells for the church, I had) in mind the old French masterpiece, “The Angelus” by Millet, And TI have thought of church bells as reminding listeners to! pray for peace. “Church bells for centuries,

REV. JOE £ COLLINS an

North Bide Chure

Sunda have been used g0 back to Old] Testament times. In Ireland in 1932, IT had quite a thrill, heard the bell that St. Patrick used to

ng Soon—January 70 to Feb. 10

Eugene St, at Barnes Ave,

Sunday Services: Morning Worship

Will Speak at Both Services Sunday.

d PROF. JACK BIERCE

h of the Nazarene

y School 9:30 A. M. 10:30 A. M. EV. FRED BOUSE

H. J. RAHRAR, Pastor

summon the people to divine serv-| .

ice. ” - » | “THERE'S AN ART in the con- ; struction of bells and some weigh

Highwood Free Methodist

E. 3ist and Fotest Manor Aev.' Rev. J. Clinton Sy ananan, A Minister-—-CH-312 |

This week plan ha hear the pastor's sermon, at 10:30 a. m. & 7:30 p.m. Welcome to a great Sunday School—9:30 a. m.

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Writers of "Beyo

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Noted Singers and Evangelists

‘And other popular Gospel Songs—4 Nights Only January 28, 29, 30 and 31 7:30 P. M.

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Dr.

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Dr. WA a Not, Minister Church 8chool—9:30 A. M.

Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. Music by excellent choir.

Corner S. Pershing

REV. VERNON R. D

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Rev. VERDON G. DUNCKEL, Speaking

and West Wilkins

UNCKEL,- Speaking

"~ ? 3 ” Songs in the Night's,

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Rev. Marcus W. Johnson, Minister

11:00 A. M. Subject

“Christian Concern for Asia” Dr. Quentin Leisher, preaching

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Rev. Gerard B. Blue, Minister Services 9:30, 10:30 A. M,, 7:30 P. M.

10:30 A. M. Subject

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officer Don

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First United Lutheran Church

701 N. Pennsylvania St.

PAUL E.-HUFFMAN, Pastor 10:30 A. M.—MORNING WORSHIP

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10:00

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| CROOKED CREEK—N. Mich. RA. & 56th. | Louis G. Crafton, 9:45—10: 45; TP M | EMERSON AVE —Emerson \ & E. New York Rev. Robert E. Halls. Pastor. 10:30 A. '=7:30 P. M. .

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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

Delaware at Sixteenth GEORGE ‘ARTHUR FR. ANTS CHARLES RICHARD BROW TWO MORNING SERVICES 9:30 and 11:00 A. M.

Books to Rural Quebec .

STE. ANNE DE BELLEVUE, |Quebec (UP)—A mobile bdok-of-| (the-month club keeps hundreds of,

families: in rural Quebec up-to-| SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

date on their reading. The mo-| dothe Historte Churen ot Whi teh - |bile library, operated by the adult Vermont: dnd Pennsylvania Sts {education department of McGill JEAN 3 MILN

Joseph W. Johnst LD. D. |Univérsity, is a shelf-lined van, °°" 7° maton, Oakel F. ia Morning Net what AM

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make is. home in Cincinnati F IRST BAPTIST CHURCH where His son, Herbert Nordsieck Dr. SERMONT & MERIDIAN lives. The retiring minister holds oe Nomis ho Alea a record of accomplishment oyer| 5.35 A. M.— Ghurcn Benae nist the more than a quarter century 10:45 A. M.—Mornin ot Ashes, * Broncast at St. Peter's. over WFBM, 11:30 A. He ordained two young men of | 4.00 p. M.—Foliowsiis Meeting. the parish to the ministry, was| 7:00 P. M—E a Ese, Sermon: in increasing the ard O'Neil, Windsor, Ontario, membership from 227 to 420 Per nursday, TCADA © Midweek Prayer sons and in building the present Service. Rev. , Leonard O'Neil speaking on church, the’ parsonage, teachers’ Ye Seelebrating Youth Week in residence and school. our church, Come and join us. Tomorrow afternoon, Pastor Notdsieck will meet with the) WOODRUFF PLACE congregational assembly for the Cor. East Michigan at N. Walcott last time as their minister. Feb. Dr. Walter Hand 3, he will officiate at the installa-| e.30 A. M.—8unday School tion of his successor, the Rev.! 10:45 A. M.—"The More Excellent Way:" H. C.: Meister. Pastor Meister %:30P M.—B Y'P will come from Edgerton, O.|7%F M~The Children's. Hour. where he has been minister of the Zion Lutheran Church. CENTRAL BAPTIST Dr. G. S. Taggart To Give Sermon Dr. George 8. Taggart of Anderson, Ind.,- will give the ser-| mon for the Cathedral Hour at| 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Scot-| tish Rite Cathedral. Dr. Taggart is pastor of fhe| First Presbyterian Church in his| home “city. Edwin J. Biltcliffe,| organist and music director, will Youth Sunday Service lead the Scottish Rite Choir in L Christ in Us and Through Us." selections for the hour. The en- Thurs Sunper & Bible Studs, 8.00 b. M. tire program will be given for| "Drogtam £3 calling PL-1b1 2Weeh the community. { WALLACE STREET. PRESBYTERIAN 4805 EAST 10TH ST. Rev. John BR. Bergen, Minister Two Services: 9:30 and 10:45 A. MS

a month. { ilne | —___ Chureh Da 9: “is A. M.

| ~ TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN

| 34th & Central 1 9:30—8unday Schoo! 10:45—Divine Worship “Going Which Way? Dr. Vale preaching 7:00— Westminster Fellowship Thursday, 7:15 P. M., Midweek Service Dr. Roy Ewing Vale Wallace 1. McDonald James G. Emerson Jr

| | { |

13th and Carrollton FORD PORTER, Pastor

MERDIAN HEGHTS

Central Ave. at 47th

Ministers: Rev. Roy B. Connor Jr. Rev. Carl R. Hatfleld Mr. Richard T. Whittington director of music. Sunday School. 9:45 Worship, 10:45 Youth Sunday “Our Victory, Our Faith’ . Rey; Batted preaching. , Youth Groups

FAIRVIEW

Se 45th and Capitol Ave.

VIRGIL D. RAGAN. Minister 30 A. M.—Chureh School. 10:45 A. M.—Youth Sunday

William Pfeffer, McCormick Seminary, guest speaker.

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Opening of New Audiforium [3 Services—10:30 A.M., 2:45 P.M., 7:30 P.M. | Speaker, Dr. John R. Rice {Come and see what God has raised out of | the ashes and Yuins of November ' 18th fire. |

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METHODIST Charles R, Holmes,

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color by Mrs. Paul

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Meridian at 38th Street Ministers Hiram C. Weld, Ph.D, D.D. Gerald L. Clapsaddle 9:30 A. M.—Church School 10:45 A: M.—Morning Worship Sermon: “On Sticking Out One's Neck” Rev. Clapsaddie, preaching 6:00 P. M.—Angelus Hour for Youth Adequate Off-the-Street Parking

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eTHESE CHURCHES OF CHRISTS

"HOW SIMPLE IS CHRISTIANITY?"

Jesus spoke of his kingdom working as leaven in society, simply, ry

'@ without display. He spoke of it gathering all kinds of people, like a net cast ®

@® '@ good of mankind. @® was never a big stockholder in earthly enterprises.

n the lives of his followers.

Wednesday Evening 7:45

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ing, sacrificing of our means each Lord's

Lord's Day. 4. A SIMPLE PROGRAM:

Wednesday Evening 7:30

Day, of Wednesday Evening 7:45 eating the Lord's Supper in remembrance of him eac

“To visit the fatherless

CHURCH OF CHRIST and widows in their affliction and to keep oneself un- "OF CHRIST . spotted from the world.” James 1:27; and teaching the 2302 West Washington Stree! | gospel to wen, Mark 16:15. ; 2446 North Gale Street 3 Sunday 5. A SIMPLE POSITION IN THE WORLD: NON- Sunday Bible School 9:45 POLITICAL, “My Kingdom is not of this world.” NON- Bible Study 9:48 Morning Worship 10:30 ¢ RACIAL, “In every nation he that feareth Him ‘and § Worship 10:45 Evening Worship ~~ 7:00 worketh righteousness is acceptable to Him.” Acts { Evening 7:30

10:34, NON-DENOMINATIONAL: 1 Cor. 12:13, 20.

Lord's” —Presented in|@ into the sea gathers all kinds of fish. He represented his disciples as the “salt @ @ of the earth,” quietly saving those: with whom they came in contact. His own life was a simple life of service and sacrifice for the common @ “He went about doing good.” He never held political office, @ He never owned a foot of » ground. He was even buried in a tomb prepared for another. He and his apostles emphasized the simplicity and purity they expected @ “Quiet and tranquil lives” “That with quietness they work,” and eat their own

was the prescription. a

p bread . . be not weary in well doing.” 2 Thess. BELMONT CHURCH 20 ly IRVINGTON CHURCH o OF CHRIST Observe the simple things Jesus has placed “as OF CHRIST fundamental in his religion: . 1002 South Belmont Avenue 1. A SIMPLE NAME: “Christion.” Acts 11:26, 25 X. Layman Avenve Sunday 2. A SIMPLE ORGANIZATION: Only the local Sunday Bible School 9.45 congregation with elders and deacons os officers in Bible Schod! 9:45 Morning Worship 10:45 every Church. Phil. 1:1, Morning Worship 10:45 Evening Worship 7:00 -3. A SIMPLE WORSHIP: Singing, praying, teach- Evening Worship 6:30

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