Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1952 — Page 4
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Success Giving
By EMMA RIVERS MILNER
Layman Tom Jones of the.
Church is riding a runaway
- of —Sluccess,
‘Second Free Methodist horse straight into the jaws
Mr. Jones, a former Illinois farm boy, is making good
in business here. But he refuses to assume credit for * He says forces you might liken to a runahy horse, those over which he had no control, have carried him along.
He gives a double tithe, about one-fifth of his income, to his church. This explains his pros-
perity, he insists,
The. Rev, Verdon Dunckel and
the Rev. Vernon Dunckel, twin
ministers of Second Church, per-
suaded Mr. Jones to come into The Times and tell his story. He was very fearful of seeming boastful or immodest. The Dunckels will tell you that such persons as Tom Jones are responsible for the breath-taking achievements of the Second Church. Building iCompleted Over the brief eight months that the twin ministers have served Second Church, its 152 adult members have completed construction of their $190,000 edifice. They have paid each of the pastors a larger salary than their former individual minister. Both the twins are married and have families. Thus the church malintains two parsonages.
gregation of working men and women has given about $39,000, or approximately $326 per mem-
ber, to the church treasury, The
church also operates four Sunday school busses,
The twin pastors explained that all this was done through freewill offerings. The Free Methodist Denomination frowns on fish fries, bazaars, fairs and other moneymaking projects by churches. And it {s customary rather than unusual for members to tithe.
Way to Prosperity
The pastors don’t consider it especially unselfish for men and women to tithe, or give a tenth of income to their churches. They say tithing makes for prosperity just in the nature of it. To do it, the tither must make a budget, systematize his finances. He discovers waste and extravagance and eliminates them. After giving, he finds himself possessed of more money than formerly. The ministers made a national reputation for stabilizing finances of churches in their former charge, Hillsdale, Mich. The National Stewardship Council named the Hillside Free Methodist Church, the outstanding Protestant parish of the United States, over a period covering 20 years, in the matter of per capita giving to the church, The Stewardship Council, now a part of the National Council of Churches, covers all major Protestant denominations and many minor ones.
‘Never Repealed’
“God laid down the law of tithing for the Hebrews and He never has repealed it,” the Rev. Verdon Dunckel commented solemnly. Then he cited passages from both the Old and New Testaments to substantiate what he said. Church layman Jones, now 38, recalls he began to tithe when he was just 18. He hadn't been converted then, he says, wasn't very religious, His parents taught him to tithe and he thought he’d bet-
ter do it. He sent ‘part of his|_s«
factory earnings from another
* city to his mother for the church/
at home. And seeming good luck hgs smiled on him all his life, But there were times when he was 1) em————————— bit uneasy. For example, he was being trained to be a salesman for a certain organization, when he discovered unethical practices. CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH _ Delaware and Walnut Streets ; 700 North) Dr. W. A. Shullenberger, Minister Chureh School—-8:30 A. M. Morning Worship-=10:48 A, M. Music by Excellent Chotr
Sermon: “Home-Made Happiness.” Youth Fellowship—8:3¢ 30 P. Me
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17th ot Broodwey | Dr. A. C. Brooks, Minister 9:30-=Chureh School 10:30--Worship “What Links Are in Your Chain of Life?” Christian Youth Fellowship-48:00 ©. AM.
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them and he quit his job. But it wasn't long until he was earning more money than ever before with another. : After moving to Indianapolis, he happened tc fall into conversation with an elderly woman one afternoon on a bus. She mentioned being very weary after running her business all day. To his surprise, he heard himself offer to buy it. Later, he did so, with borrowed money. It was a very small affalr. But now it has grown tremendously. Whereas at first, he handled one lige of goods, now he handles many. He made deliveries in an old sedan in the beginning but at present, operates four trucks. Approximately six times the
original floor space is required to! house the present business.
Drove Horse Cart
Perhaps the fact that Tom drove eight and a half miles each way, in a two-wheel, horse-drawn cart, to attend school had some-
thing to do with his later history. Or the fact that he.always. could: denies gnd:
berries from the farm and other items as a boy, may have had some bearing on it. Be that as it may, after he was converted in a revival in Second Church, Mr, Jones became a very active member. And tithing makes him feel strong and effectual, he says. Of course, “Tom Jones” is not the layman's real name. He said if I should use his name it would spoil the story. And I wouldn't spoil a story for the world.
‘Youth Convocation At Brazil Tomorrow
Miss Carolyn Barnhart of Indianapolis will preside at the Greencastle Methodist District Youth Convocation tomorrow at
2:15 p. m. in the First Methodist Church, Brazil,
Ronnie Hardman, Greencastle, district winner of the temperance oratorical contest, will give the afternoon address on “A Challenge to Methodist Youth.” Dr. Frederich Wunderlich, president of Methodist Theological Seminary, Frankfurt, Germany, will speak at 7:15 p. m. A recreation hour beginning at 4:45 p. m., a supper served by men of the host church, and In tallation of new officers by the Rev. Joyce Bailey, district superintendent, are led. THe Rev, Eimer Harvey, Greencastle, is district youth counselor and Miss Barnhart is district vice president.
" LINCOLN HOTEL Parlor L. Metin Pa Promptly cated BF, Mr, Joseph Row, State’ "Representative Invited.
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First Church 16th and Delaware & Junior Church, oy S.A Church School, 11 A. AL Mornin Wri 11 AM
Subject: “The Lord's Volce snd The Hum al Joige.”
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The executives refused to correct
TITHES—Twin pastors, the the Rev. Vernon Dunckel, ask a
about to be taken in the Second Free Methodist Church.
“THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Four Bands To Play at Rally May 18
At least four bands will par-| ticipate in the Holy Name parade | and rally at Victory Field on Sunday, May 18, General Chal. | : {man John T. Carroll announced | : |today. Musical organIzations already committed to Phrticipate in the outdoor religious d e m o nstration include the St. ¢ (Mary's Marching |Band, New Albany; B8t. Vincent de Paul Drum and Bugle Corps, Bedford, and the Sacred Myr, Steffen Heart Central and Cathedral High School bands | from Indianapolis. It is possible that two other bands may also participate, Mr. Carroll said. -B8everal thousand parochial school girls will sing during the rally program under the direction of Elmer Steffen. The Columbians —Knights of Columbus choral group—will also present several numbers. Edward Krieger, director of the Columbians, will play the organ. The Rt. Rev. Ignatius Esser, 0.8.B., abbot of St. Meinrall’s Abbey, will be the speaker and the
Rev. Verdon Dunckel (left) and
blessing on tithes and offerings
Program Set
For Doctors And Clergy
A local doctor-minister confer-|dianapolis Baptist Association.
bi i present the Rev. Grain-| E. Westburg, Chicago, Tn an
the Methodist hu White Cross Guild Building. Rev. Westburg 1s chaplain of Augustana Hospital. .
Indianapolis ministers have been invited to the conference, sponsored jointly by the Methodist Hospital medical staff and| the Indianapolis and Seventh District Medical Societies,
Dr. Robert D. Howell, medical] staff president, and Robert E. Neff, hospital superintendent, explained the event is planned for the purpose of promoting fellowship and better acquaintance between the medical profession and the clergy. Chaplain Westberg has estab-
for pastors at Augustana Hos-| pital, where seminary students and ordained pastors take special training in pastoral counseling| and ministering to the sick. He is chaplains’ section of the American Protestant Hospital Association and is lecturer at Northwestern University as well as the University of Chicago in the School of Hospital Administration, Following the meeting, the hospital will serve refreshments.
FOUR SQUARE GOSPEL
Wright and Woodlawn Ave. Rev. & Mrs. Howard H. Carson Sunday School=9:30 A. M. Morning Worship==10:45 A. M. . Evangelistic Service—7:45 P.M
ST. MATTHEW'S EPISCOPAL
23 8. Ritter Ave, (5500 East) Rev. Allen Miller
—8ynday— T:30 A.M. — 9:30 A, M. — 10:48 AM.
Helbtng Erangelios The World * 13th and Carrollton FORD PORTER, Pastor
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VERMONT & MERIDIA Dr. Oste D. Pruett, Th.D., Pastor George Newton, choir director Paul Fidlar, hE anist A. M.~Chureh So 00) H A. M.~—Mornng Worship — Sermon: IED FOR ETERN.
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TUXEDO PARK—20 N, G U. 8. Clutton, DD. Unit EMERSON AVE.—Emerson, E. New York. 0 A E. Halls, pastor. 10:30 A. M.
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Baptists to Hear ‘Dr. Chipman Speak
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celebrant at Benediction. The Rev. Fr. James Hickey, pastor of St. Ann's Church, Terre Haute, will lead the recitation of the Rosary, Mr. Carroll said. During the recitation of the beads, girl pupils from four of the city’s Catholic high schools will present tableaus depicting the mysteries of the Rosary. {Schools represented will be Sacred
Dr. Edward E. Chipman, director of Church Extension of the American Baptist Home Mission Society, New York, will address the annual meeting of the In-
The megting will be held at 7:30,
tp.-m:-Menday in the Central Bap- Heart. Central, St, John, St. Mary. ty.
| 2 Shon MERA. Academics Rev. Fr. |who retired Jan. 1 after servin er the Rosary, the Rev, the association for 22 years as Raymond Bosler, archdiocesan dilexecutive secretary, will receive rector of the Holy Name Union, jan appreciation award. Dr. Chip- will lead the recitation of the {man will speak on: “Standing Where Jesus Stood.”
Singers frem choirs of 32 Bap-| _ (tist churches will give a pro-| (gram directed by the Rev. Ruben (Lindstrom, minister of the South-! {port Baptist Church. Officers will| {be elected and installed. Earl Fr. {Beam will preside.
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New Jersey 3nd North Streets Frederick R. Daries,
A. M.—Bervices of Worship Subject of Sermons: “A Woman That Feareth the Lord.’ Sermons by Pastor Darle 9:45 A. M. ~Church School.
of all creeds, Mr. Carroll said.
UNITY TRUTH CENTER
Affiliated With Unity Joo 8 Summit, Mo. MARGARET STRAHLE, MINISTER AND iE EADER D.A.R. Chapter House, 824 N. Penn. Sunday School. 9:45 AM. Sunday Service, 11 AM Mother's Py Service paxcelling All" Midweek Service. Wed . 8 P.M.
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220 W. 318T ST —ROBERT D. McCARTHY. PASTOR Sunday School, 9:30 A. M.—B. T. U., 6:30 P.M. Morning Worship, 10:48 Christ's Coming Approaches.” EVENING SERVICE, 7:45 "That Ye May Know That Ye Have Eternal Life.”
Holy Name Pledge. The rally is|open to men, women and children |
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Ayres to Speak le Wheatley, YWCA |
Frank C. Ayres, C. 8. of Indianapolis will speak on: “Chris-| tian Science: The Revelation of
Church Scheel 9
“Church Office, 11-9502
True Safety” at 8 p. m., Friday) {in the Phyllis Wheatley YWCA. Mr. Ayres gave up practicing | law to become a Christian Sci-' ence practitioner, He is a member
lot the Board of Lectureship of
ae Mother Church, the First hurch of Christ, Scientist, Boson, His lecture is announced by he Seventh Church of Christ, jcientist, here. “Adam and the Fallen Man”, Is the subject of the lesson-ser-mon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, for tomorrow. The lesson-sermon includes the following passage: “As mortals begin to understand spirit, they give up the ‘belief that there is any true existence apart from God.” The quotation came from the Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health With Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy. The golden text 1s: “As in Adam all die, even so in Christ! shal} all be made alive,” 1 Cor.
Service Guild on TV
The Wesleyan Service Guild will present Jeanette Elliott of; WFBM-TV in a talk on “My Hats” tonight at a 6:30 p. m. dinner in the Edwin Ray Methodist Church, All the women of the church have been invited to| — attend.
Indianapolis’ most interesting women’s section is a part of your Sunday Times.
Brightwood Free Methodist
E. 31st and Forest Manor Ave.
Rev. J. Clinton Swanagan. Minister—CH-2121
Ac chance of a Sfetime st to ‘hear Dr. Nathan Cohen Beskin, May 28 through June 8.
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9:45 and 11 AM, 3 and 7:30 P.M.
Wednesdays
DRIVE-IN WORSHIP SERVICES Shadeland Outdoor Theater
BEGINNING MAY 18—9:00 A.M.
Make Mother's Day Family Day AT:SUNDAY SCHOOL AND CHURCH:
. The Bible Church Sunday School, 3851 E. New York— Invites you to help break the record attendance of “348.”
Special Honor and appropriate gift A will be given to:
1. Oldest Mother present, 2. Youngest Mother Present, 3. Mother With Largest Number of Children Present.
THE. BIBLE CHURCH
3851 E. New York St.
30 a. m.; Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p. m.; eve, 7:30.
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INDIANAPOLIS GOSPEL TABERNACLE
610 N. Alabama
Rev, V. R. Dunckel
MOTHER'S DAY JRA.
at the
NEW SECOND FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Special Mother's Day Song And Message By The Pastors
Special Recognition to Every Mother Present— Oldest Mother Present and Mother With Largest Family Present
"The Church with the Twin Pastors”
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First United Lutheran Church
701 N. Puieyivania St. PAUL E HUFFMAN, Pastor ioe 10:30 A. M.—MORNING WORSHIP " The:Dear’ That Ne Maa Can Shut.”
“Pastor's Home, HI- 3923
Rev. V. G. Dunckel
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Delaware at Sixteenth
GEORGE ARTHUR FRANTZ WILLIAM M. PRITCHARD JR., Ministers | Wo MORNING SERVICES
9:30 and 11:00 A. M.
“Duty in Our Home," Luke 2:49. Dr. Frants, preaching Find your place in our Seven-day-s-week program by calling PL-1491.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
The Historie Church of Which Henry Ward Beecher Was Minister Vermont 3h Benya a Sts. Joseph W Jonnaton. Quel PF. Hall D. D.
ers Morning ne Worship, ie 00 A. M. (DST) hy ace fice y ourselt gan
Milne Church Sehoot 9: 1) A.M
TABERNACLE PRESTERM
34th & Central STON AIR TRATIE 10:45 (DST)—Divine Worship ‘Mother Magnificent."
Dr. Vale preaching. 1: 0 ett inate) Fellowship Thursday, 7:15 P. M., Midweek Service Dr. Roy Ewing Vale Wallace I. McDonald James G. Emerson Jr
PRENTICE PRESBYTERIAN
. 4900 EB. 38th CHESTER W. WHARTON. Minister 2 Morning Services—8:15 and 10:30 “Turns Again Home,” Luke 15:17, 8unday School, 9:15 and 10:30 Westminster Pellowship, 7:30 p. m..
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Mr. Richard T. Whittingtom. director of music.
Sunday School, 9:48 Worship, 10:48 ““The Presence of the Invisible."
48th and Capitol Ave. VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister
9:30 A.M.=Church “School Rev. Paul
R. Dotson, missionary to the Philippines. Wesiminster Fellowship Mother's Day Tea, 4.00 P. M,
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HN B PERG SON, Emeritus 30 HOW ou STONE SON. OLDS HOUSER
EMERSO 9:00 A. M.—Church Schools for All Aso 12% A. M.—8econd Church School
8-11 “His Mother's Sermon,"
Preschool JFhildien A. M.—Two Worship Services John 19:27a. ___ Dr. Stone, » preaching
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The Public is Cordially Invited to Visit Our Services and Free Reading Rooms (R. R.)
Lesson for Sunday, May 11th “ADAM AND FALLEN MAN"
Morning Services at 11 o’Clock in All Churches and the Society
BROAD RIPPLE (NORTH)
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IRVINGTON (EAST)
FOURTH CHURCH PLEASANT RUN BLVD. 8. DR. AT BUTLER
EVENING SERVICE, 8 P, aL R. R.. CHURCH EDIFI
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“SIXTH CHURCH 1002 NORTH GARFIELD DR. “CHURCH EDIPICB
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SEVENTH CHURCH
(COLORED) 337 W. 32D BT.
Rev. James E. Petty, Pastor eseccececesescsseocsccsssstses * ® ee ' rte s THESE CHURCHES OF CHRISTS @ “CONTEND for the FAITH WHICH WAS ONCE for ALL DELIVERED UNTO the SAINTS" @ S "GOD'S ONE PLAN OF SALVATION" When the Israelites came to the banks of the Red Sea, they were and had been be- @ ® lievers in God for many years. “By faith he forsook Egypt . . by faith they passed through ® ® the Red Sea os by dry land, which the Egyptians assaying to do were drowned.” Heb. 11:27. 2. $ = et? OPREIAOOR. (J YD) But they were not saved until they had turndd away from Pharoah, had come to the seq *A United Church for o Divided World" @ and were “all baptized unto Moses in the cloud nd ih the sea.” | Cor. 10:2. When they I. 10:30 P. M. STATION WIBC pasted through the sea and stood on the shor: on the other side, they sang the song of » és Offi derson, Ind, : deliverance. es, 41 n, 184 And notice this significant statement: “Thus the Lord saved Israel that day out of the » NORTH SIDE CHURCH OF 60D West Washinglon, Church of God * hand of the Egyptians.” Ex. 14:30. ON WHAT DAY? On the day they were “all baptized ® 3. Horsehel Candill, Pastor Heald Powell. Pastor @ unto Moses in the cloud and in the sea.” Not on the day they first believed in God, but He @ FOUNTAIN SQUARE CHURCH OF 60D {EAST 10TH, CHURCH OF GOD © saved Israel on “that doy” they obeyed God and went forward into the sea ® 1020 Mor st. a 108h for us? Poul said it did. Guy F. tor Ss. Samuel tor s Does this have any lesson ” o LAPIS VOTE GURN paki Gore ([@ on™] ae re fe mae TE Ed Fee Pra: ig Pastor Robert) an eter ® exomples: and they are written for our admonition ® SUNSHINE GARDEN, CHURCH OF GOD @ 1002 5 oan A upon whom the ends of the worlds are come.” | Cor, 2 3 nl * onoord mont Avenue 10:11, venue Siohard Barner Faster : * Sunday If God Jind Shedience on heir pat, oven Sundoy ® EEE ———— Bible School 9.45 baptism in the cloud and in the sea, in order to save Bible School 9:48 & hem, h thing like that today; for Poul METHODIST CHURCHES {@ Morning Worship 10 § Lid 18 To Sd were. wiitien for ow § Moming Work 1043 @ ’ @ Evening Worship . 7:00 § admonition. God has always required obedience of Evening Worship 6:30 ® NORTH CHURCH ROBERTS PARK CHURCH ~~ |@ Wednesday Evening 745 § faith in order to salvation. ~~ Wednasdoy Evening 748 @) "Hi rai Mn PhD. DD. De Since 1821 ® oh oo doy ia Li igi B & "Gerald L. Clapsaddie : Mp Tn, ER $ Wet AHA, 2. obedience to the will of God. Nor -is it different in icp CHURCH ® Ministers Minister to Youth @ You the present age. Jesus said, Je Shot believeth ond 2046 N CHRIST 9:30 A. M.—Church School. | 930 A, M.—Church School. |g 10 Wet Washing I+ buptiand shell bt suvedis Mork 16.36, 114 Ya yame orth Gale Soot @ 10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship. G. Wilbur Little, Supt. Sunday Tonle Shvays: es DUEIENCE to God. Sunday ® |Sermon—"“The Wonder of Home.” 10: 5 A. M.—Morning Worship. © sible School 9:45 ase lon ib the, il, Why He Lord, Bible Study 45 @ 0 PL. Sif, Preaching. + This I Believe About @ Morning Worship 10:30 § 51, and do not the things | say?” And he warmed § Worship 04s @ ’ oY celus Hour for Donerhood.” aking, |@ ting Worship 7:00 § that only those who do God's wil shall enter into the § Ewaing Mg "Adequate Off-the-Street 5:30 P. MM. vy. Spe: speaking. ® Wednesday Evening 7:30 kingdom of | heaven. Matthew 7:21. Wednesday Evening 7:30 ® Roe 7:30 P. M.—“Dreamers in the S NORTH SAL CHURCH ou oui CHURCH 40TH & NORTH CAPITOL »~ * Land of Dreams.” OF CHURCH OF CHRIST ® Fall Creek Pkwy. at Broadway gp BoreLl preaching. s 40 Ws 312 Sw | YO Sores Shem ie Suny re nisters: — - : —— * Bible School 9:48 BERT B. PIERCE, D.D, | TREET Bible School 9:45 Bible School 9:43 $ RO ARL b. SHAVER. Bij Aa JOH ST ® Wop 10:45 Morning Worship 10:45 Moming Workip 1045 @ WM. R. BRANTLEY Charles R. Holmes, @ Evening Wonkip 7:45 Evening Warship. $30 Sasiog Nokp. 183. @ Sab B, 8 Te j 5. joan Amster ® Thursday Evening 7:45 Wednesdoy Evening 7:30 Wednesday Evening 7:45 » cate Se 8: BI a Mo eedls Serine worn 1 | You Are Warmly Invited to Listen In WISH (1310 KC) ® Sermo \ | Gospel According “Bless the Four” Corners of | 0% Mofile uv. 7. 8 ree. Literature Will Be Sent Upon Your Request SUNDAY MORNING Q ois ) [Foy ge of Emerson Bible Class __ From Any of These Churches of Christ! 15300 £30.9:00 o 50 P.M~M. YF {Go to Church Sunday. |g * abe 1 J: eo wpM-uyr | Go ch:Sunday, od 19944844 eeesseessseessessscseses 4 on, v {
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