Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1952 — Page 18

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By EMMA RIVERS MILNER . Times Church Editor ANDERSON, June 13 -— Mrs. Carl Kardatzke takes 40 house ! guests in stride when the Church ‘of God International Convocation is in session here,

in the know the “most popular family in their neighborhood,” always make news with their mammoth house parties, But the father of the household is shedding glory on the others now. Dr,

Kardatzke has received a signal honor — a Ful bright which entities him to months search in the field of education in British E Africa, He has been a professor for 19 years Anderson College and now heads the depart ment of education. His wife and three of their four children will go with him overseas

of re:

Dr. Kardatzke

Owns 100 Acres

lives across the

Park Place

The family freet from the Church of God. The denomination owns’ approximately 100 acres in this part of Anderson. A section of it includes the campus and the camp grounds Approximately 20,000 persons attend the various meetings dur

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college

ing the convocation Among these are relatives and friends who visit the Kardatzkes I sat on the porch and talked with Mrs. Kardatzke about her unusual hostess role, -She is a sweet-faced, matronly woman who just loves. people. And she understands true hospitality, the kind that turns the house ove: to guests and doesn't make a

chore of entertaining them “Sometimes during convocation

we have as many as 40.” she re called. “Over this week end, we expect 28." Home Expandable The house isn't large but is “expandable.” They have set up 80. many cote in the basement récreation room that it has betome a dormitory.

More

cots,

Relatives irom the rive with many supplies, one vear a whole , case of ~ strawberries. Other relatives slip down to the grocery to replenish the jJarder. Fiverybody brings along their own bedding and helps with the meals and the dishes

“We love it all,” was the mother’s comment, Both Dr. and Mrs, Kardatzke

are on the convocation program, She will conduct a young people's conference Monday on: “Do Young People Need Parents.” You see. she's quite an authority on family life, author of the popular booklet, “It's Fun Having a Fam ily,” and a frequent contributor to the Methodist magazine, “The Christian Home.” The Fulbright awards are financed with funds owed to the United States by foreign governments. After the close of World War II, instead of taking surplus - food and other supplies back to America our army turned the materials over to foreign nations which needed them. The recipents, in turn, are repaving us through the s¢ holarship awards proposed by Sen, William J. Ful

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NEW and PACKED IN ORIGINAL CARTONS

OPEN 7 DAYS

Home ‘Grows’ for Church Guests

The Kardatzkes, called by those :

Award §

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HOSPITALITY PLUS—Mrs, Carl Kardatzke (center) and guests, missionary Ruth Sanderson of Africa (left) and Mrs. Helen Wright,

Akron, O. bright 1D. Ark lege, who will remain there while Dr. Kardatzke will do research her family is away, Howard and in connection with Makerere Col- Phyllis, high school and junior lege, Kampala, Unganda, British high pupils, and Lois who is in E. Africa. He says he intends to the fourth grade, : find out just how they deal with The convocation opened primitive pupils in enementary Wednesday night and will close sChools over there next Wednesday. The Kardatzkes are looking for ward also to.a reunion with for- Check Itching mer friends and college student: who now are missionaries in Af First Application rica, Mrs, Kardatzke will assist Agonizing Itching of ugly eczema, Rash, ‘ ‘ . Ungw o bies, Toe with Church of God missionary Tetter, Ringworm, Pimples, Sca + vork wh le there : “ Itech is checked on ONE APPLICATION of VOLS Whe Wale. BLUR STAR OINTMENT. Repeat as Children of the family are: Mary jeeded as natirs helps heal. Money back if

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