Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1952 — Page 10

“Through the Tears’

PAGE 10 = Sermon of the Week— ;

By Dr. Harry Poll

NOTE—Dr. Harry Poll wrote this sermon after a severe personal sorrow with the hope that it would help others. Dr. Poll is the pastor of the Englewood

« _., through faith '

‘Scripture: Heb. 11:3.

we understand.”

THE OAK tree sends its the

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Persons planning to become supervisors of Catholic Youth

{Organization groups will attend

\ de int ! . coots down deep Into Christian Church. ' leadership training classes in sarth and its branches up and r= ne February. anguish have passed, fa st: CS) | ; >ut toward the sky. straight ® Da strong. | The Indianapolis unit. of the It is lashed by the storm and As the léaves of the oak glisten ’ {National aol ol Satnalig hends and strains before the gale in the sunshine after the rain Women wi Sponisos : e Tlasses antil it would seem that can and the storm, .so faith shines ‘in the. form of sem nats a 745 stand no longer, through the tears reflecting a new P. m. Feb XL 12, 14, and 1 em t e 3d } tre stands nd. is and warmer love of God. ° | atholic Community Cen er, 542 But the tree stands an ! IN. Noble St.

nu » " THE TOUGHENED fibers of the tree mean better timber for FAITH is like the tree. It sends the house yet to be built.

stronger than ever. » vw ~

ts roots deep down into the Word Faith tested and tried in the of God. The storms of life may sleepless hours ofthe long night, bend and lash us and almost washed in the sealding tears ocbreak us, but when the battering casioned by the bitter cup of storms of anxiety, suffering and sorrow, is the. stronger for it.

Methodist Women Rap UMT, Draft

of Indian- in session Tuesday through Frivy in Atlantic City.

To Hold Conventions

Both the National Lutheran| Council -and the National Council

conventions beginning this week.|

Methodist apolis and-the world are on record da

women

Lutherans, Presbyterians Modern Light

interests as camping, group sing-| (ing, dramatics,

The classes will cover various phases of the CYO program and (present speakers outstanding in

special fields. These include such |

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square dancing,

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athletics and religion.

Dr. Harry Poll 3

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Travels Faster jie CYO, will open the first semi-|qancing and ‘ballroom dancing: lis 2 nar with a statement of the pur- and

By Science Service

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

CYO Leaders Plan . Trainina Classes

Coleman Clarke, physical education at Marian Col- Methodist Church.

instructor of

lege, will discuss girls’ athletics. The Rev, Fr. Victor L. Goossens

will activities

about the spiritual of the CYO Feb. 14

talk

Church Reveals Mission Budget

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SUNDAY, JAN. 27, 1952

A missionary budget for the

|United States and foreign coun- ’ tries amounting to $15,556,945 has

been adopted for 1952 by the Officials. said it is®the largest missionary budget ever adopted by: the denomination. Seventy-eight new missionarjes and deaconesses will work

Mrs. William W,*Miller will pre. under the auspices of the church

sent study club techniques ‘and in the U. 8. and abroad. Miss and a parish library. Mrs, Alice to

Patricia Cronin, the CYO

A recent group was the largest ever receive commissions at one

Goodrum, School 54 teacher, will time from the Methodist Church. discuss dramatics; the Very Rev.

Msgr. community

August R. Fussenegger

responsibility; an 4

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Palestine ‘Committee

Loretta Martin, group singing. To Hear Walter Savage

Party Planning

At the final seminar, Feb, 18 [the Ab Robinovitz, recreation director mittee

{ The Indianapolis Chapter of American Palestine Comwill present. Walter

{of the Kirshbaum Center, wirl|Savage in a talk at its luncheon

Purposes Told

ltalk about party planning; Mrs [meeting at 12:30 p. m. Feb. 6 in

The Rev. Fr. Richard Kava- Norma Koster, city recreation de-{the Columbia Club. partment, about square dancing;

augh, archdiocesan director of

Mr. Savage, city manager of

Mrs. William Morgan, about fo'k the Bonds for Israel Government,

Mrs. Charles Mason, pro: |

worker. 7568) is

social Hi.

life-long

Lewis Levy (tel.

| ; ” i 2 i | : LONDON, Jan. 26—Light tra-|pose of the CYO. Mrs. Larry Zapp gramming and ‘source material. {taking luncheon reservations.

faster than was indicated by thet

The Lutheran Council: will be|accepted measurements of aboutitalk

a decade ago. 0

This has been indicated anew!

of Presbyterian Men will hold| .\¢ 8 to 12 miles per second will outline leadership qualifica-

ions. Father Kavanaugh also will about co-operation with ther youth groups and Mrs. ‘lara Hester, group singing and

The Presbyterian laymen Will vy 3 room-sized apparatus meas- get-acquainted technics. Mrs. Hes-

today as opposing peacetime con- . .ot priday through next Sun- wine the velocity of electromag-(ter is the director of the Normal

scription, universal military train- day in Chicago.

ing and racial segregation in their . Pa Can Be

religious program. The resolutions regarding these questions were passed by Women’s Division of Christian Ps Selene Bevis Service of the Methodist Board of | ~HICAGO, Jan. 26 — Migraine Missions and Church Extension. headaches are caused by a disBoard headquarters are in New ruption of the equilibrium beYork. The resolutions will affect tween love and aggressive or hate

: instincts. methodist women in the more graine, now estimated to afflict

than 60 of the denomination’s one out of every 12 persons, can

churches in the Indianapolis com- be reduced by a change in parenmunity {tal attitudes toward children. . { 3 3 ; : i These new ideas on migraine The women's division stated |, announced by Dr. A. R. Furofficially all positions within the manski, of Van Nuys, Cal. staff and organization Will bel rp aqjusting of parental attifilled on a basis of qualifications|i 4.4 to the individual ehild’s without regard to race, needs will be attacking migraine The division also petitioned the at its source,” Dr. Furmanski deCongress to make full apportion-iclares.

ment of funds recommended by|

share of the budget for the United inhibition of aggressiveness in the Nations. Peace, the women stated, family, or who is rigid and strict will be a major emphasis during in discipline and training is the the coming four years. [nemesis of a child with an. inS—————————— nately strong need for love and |self-assertiveness,” he says.

Paintings Shown

Miss Frances Failing, chair-| : man of the art department ar Joins Howe Staff Paul E.

George Washington High School, | Saunders has joined will show. 50 paintings in a one- the music department of Howe man exhibition at the gallery of High School. He played with Indiana State Teachers College,|Clyde McCoy's band in 1941, then Terre Haute, during the monthiwas in military service until of February. The exhibit will{1945. open Feb. 3 with a tea and re-| Mr. Saunders was graduated ception given by Kappa Pi recently from Jordan Conservahonorary art farternity. {tory of Music.

the A Headache !minations which are in accor

The frequency of mi-|

“A parent who is undemonstra- | the United Nations as the U. 8.ltive of affection, who demands an

microwaves by interferometry. |i Dr. K. D. Froome of the Britain’s|

|netic radiation in’ the form of College, American Gymnastic Un-

on, Indiana University. Dr. Paul Mueller, M.D., on Feb.

national physical laboratory at{12, will discuss health standards Teddington made the new deter-|for physical activities of the CYO

ments. i It is

the speed of light to be 186,000 Dezelan,

miles per second in round num-

d/program and Miss Winifred Gal|with other recent ‘new measure-| vin, outings and week-end camp-

ng. J. Earl Owens will speak on

still possible to consider|organized camping and Joseph

boys’ athletics. Mrs.

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|bers, however. : 3 Conso ation | NE | NEW YORK, Jan. 26—Mar- RAP SRE riage-shy bachelors, worrying be- 9 8 cause this is leap year, can find \ Pye |comfort in a. report from Dr.| SRN) |Louis I. Dublin, chief of statisti-| ONE |S {cians of the Metropolitan Life In-| A | Isurance Co. HEADING 2 BR Only twice since the Civil War AR period has the marriage rate beer’ SOUTH? % WN higher in a leap year than in the] AY year immediately before or after. | iid The two exception leap years) Looking for N° were 1896 and 1920. Pert) Prospects for an increase in| the md imarriage frequency this leap| 2 year, 1952, are unfavorable, Dr.| Appropriate Dublin points out, because the Costume? supply of available unmarried] It persons has been depleted by the| eee lts spurt in marriages following the| close of World War 11. _— retro - a —a————— — % | EFINITELY SAVE $90 0 SEE | ) | B. F. GOODRICH AD J W. OHIO ST. HR |

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