Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 September 1952 — Page 14

PAGE 14

. : New Pastor 'Bodwell Heads Church: Twin

_ ToBelnstalled

The Second Moravian Church will install the Rev, F. E. Weber as new pastor in services at 7:30 p.m. Row inthe edifice, 34th and Hovey Sts. ’ Dr. E. P. Stocker, president, Bethlehem, Pa. will

conference

preside at the installation. The Rev. Mr.

Weber has served the Moravian church near Watertown, Wis., for the past 16 years, Previously, he held other charges in Wisconsin, North Dakota and Minnesota. : i For many years, one pastor has ministered to both the First and Second Moravian Churches. here. Some months ago, the Rev. Paul Couch was called here and has conducted both churches since. He will share duties, now, with the ‘new appointee: to the Second Church. ! The Weber family includes Mrs. Weber and the couple's 19-year old daughter. The new pastor is a graduate of the Moravian College and Seminary, Bethelhem, Pa. and is known for his work

among young people and evangelistic preach

Parents’ Meeting | Set Tomorrow |

Parents of children of the) United Hebrew Congregation Religious School will attend a spe-|

Weber

Rev.

cial meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow! so "so procure funds for their quarters here,

in. the synagog, Union and Madison Sts. ; | Mrs, Leo Gurvitz, head of the] sehool, will introduce the teach-| ing staff to fathers and mothers) of childreh between the ages of 4 and 14 at the meeting. Children will register for reHgious school. Movies of the coming holidays, Rosh Hashonah and Yom Kippur, will be shown at 11:30 a. m., Sept. 14 in the syna-| gog. The school will hold regular sessions beginning Oct. 5 at 10 a.m. :

Butler Student Again . Named DSF Editor |

Miss Lucy Ann Hass who Is taking graduate study at the Butfer School of Religion will serve #is editor of the DSF Journal the coming year. | "The journal, a national publi-| cation of Disciples of Christ stu-| dents, was edited last year also} by Miss Hass. She was re-elected | at the annual conference of the Disciples Student Fellowship, last| week at Estes Park, Colo. |

the United Christian Missionary

Society here and represents stu-|jegal department of the Watchdent centers of 200 colleges and tower, Brooklyn, N. Y., will give|

universities,

Father Anthony Wins Prize for Sculpture

The Rev. Fr. Anthony Lauck, —O8C, holds first prize for sculpture fn the round awarded at the Indiana State Fair this week. Father Anthony, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Lauck, 1458 8. Meridian St, and graduate of the John Herron Art School, teaches sculp-| ture at Notre Dame University.| His winning work is titled: “Monk at Prayer.” Judges also pinned a blue ribbon on the sculptor’s carving, “On Golgotha.”

. warkers will be oil

Federation

Frank W. Bodwell of American| Airlines will head the 1852 Church Federation ' Campaign to] raise $36,000 for its annual budg-| et. | As chairman of the Church] Federation Finance C am- @&& paign Commit- # tee, Mr. Badwell has announced that the actual § campaign will § open Nov. 3 with 3 a “kick-off” dinner. But before that, some: 500

Bodwell

recruited a n d various groups of solicitors will hold special meetings. The campaign will close Dec. 31. Mr. Bodwell expresses great| interest in churches. He begdn| singing in church choirs at the| age of eight and now sings tenor, in the Zion Evangelical and Re-| formed Church. He is president of the Indianapolis Kiwanis Club} and sales manager for Indiana | of the American Airlines. Seeks $47,000 |

The federation plans to nd

Mr,

{$47,000 to cover its total budget. + ! |Thus $11,000 is expected to bel, - Va., where he has served for

paid in by the churches and oth-| ers rather than to be raised by| the campaign. | Workers will solicit by blocks in the residential districts and by buildings downtown. Two bundred more men and women: will serve this fall than last. { Mr. Bodwell and‘ his commit-| tee are eager to bring before the

public the vast and varied proj-|

ects of .the Church Federation in|

maintenance. ! An advertising company of the | city will arrange an informative) exhibit in the windows of the Indianapolis Power & Light Co. Oct. | 27. The exhibit will illustrate seven different federation proj-| ects, | During the week of Nov. 3,| buses will carry the campaign

!slogan on signs, “You Can Thank|the Moody Bible Institute, Chi-|

Goodness.” Radio and TV sta-

Witnesses Plan Assembly Here

Jehovah's Witnesses will hold] a district assembly under sponsorship of the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society Friday through next Sunday in the Manufactur-| ers Bldg. at the Fairgrounds. Public Bible talks, discussion and demonstrations are sched-

| general gifts.

| here today.

-¥ |

Ape

Pastors Campaign Keep Posts

programs all will be provided | The twin pastors will serve anwith materials for publicizing the lother year with the Second Free church federation, its work and vot hodist Church by authority of

financial campaign. | Denominational leaders will 0 Wabash Conference. lead off with the first prepara-| The Rev. Vernon G. Dunckel tory meeting for the campaign and the Rev. Verdon R. Dunckel,

at a luncheon Tuesday in the|the twins, also have bgen named Athenaeum. to conference offices. Both were Dr. Howard® J. Baumgartel is formerly members of the Michiexecutive secretary of the Church|gan conference, At the recent] Federation and Allan C. Miller, |sessiong of the Wabash confer-| president. Paul Keller is chair-|ence, they transferred member-| man of finance for the campaign. ship to it. Cochairmen of the campaigh Rey Vernon was elected to the! committee serving with Mr. Bod-,ffice of conference Sunday school well are: T. W. Davidson, il. C.\qarretary at the meeting of the Gemmer, E. A. Raines and Lionel jg pan” Conference of the Free Artis. Willis Peelle is chairman of Methodist Church of North Amer-|

made young people's superintend-

Church to Greet |" New Minister | Under the leadership of the

twin brothers, the Second Free A special service will honor the nfethodist Church here, has ¢omRev. J. C. Brillhart as new min- pleted construction of a new Inister at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow injg4iana limestone church and eduthe First Pilgrim Holines8 Church, |. tional building.” With furnish30th and Gale Sts. ings it is valued at $200,000. The The Rev. Mr. Brillhart comes t0|,.w &hurch stands at 2300 W Indianapolis from the Pilgrim yr ie gt ’ Holiness Church at Huntington, | :

the past 12 years. He is a singer | Church of God to Open

and world traveler foP missions; | 1: x The new pastor and his wife are $1 Million Fund Drive the parents of four adult children, | Indianapolis congregations of

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

all active in church work in other the Church of God will join the] states. denomination’s annual World, Dr. P. 8. Elliott, general Sun- Service Fund drive. The goal is| day school and youth leader of $1 million. | the denomination, will lead to-| Nearly 100 district representa-| morrow’s services. Other officials|tives, representing 1950 congregaof the Pilgrim Holiness Church, | tions, will meet in Anderson, Mon-

which maintains national head-|/day through Thursday, to map will speak and|the campaign. C. W. Hatch, An-

reet the Brillharts at t .|derson, is chairman. E h rectal’ he mo i The fund will be used for home ie and foreign missions, Christian ducation, the church’s colleges

and ministers’ ald and pensions.

SQUARE DANCING Longacre Park Tonite

MAX FORSYTHE—CALLER OFFICIAL OPENING

ing worship. scheduled.

Revival to Open At Richmond Today

RICHMOND -— Mayor Lester] Meadows will extend greetings to the Rev. Michael A. Guido of)

cago, at the opening of a revival

The Rev. Guido, a former dance band leader and music teacher,! will preach for two weeks in the| Indiana Theater. In addition to] his evangelistic sermons, the min-| ister is known for his ability as| a song director, {

North Unitarian |

Services Resume The North Unitarian Church |

SENSATIONAL

STOCK CAR

RACES TONITE & SUN 52

D.S.T.

i | |

uled for mornings, afternoons and evenings. The assembly, of approximately 5000 persons one of 35 simi ones held in the United States during August and

| September. The fellowship is sponsored by|

{ C. A. Steele, Indiana Univertsity alumnus and member of the

the headline addresses. He will “World Unity—Is Dream?” 7 Witnesses have been calling at many Indianapolis residences seeking lodging for their expected delegates.

It Just’ a

GREENHOUSE FRESH

You Can Be Sure of Beauty and Quality When You Call Any Allied Florist Member

Day and Ev

Courses in Fine Arts Painti Art and Teacher Education.

TA.

Fall Semester Begins September 15th

Registration week of September 8th

ening Classes

ng and Sculpture, Advertising

1446

is|

speak next Sunday at 3 p. m, on]

will resume’ services tomorrow | {after its summer recess. The Rev. John K. Hammon,!|

16th ST. SPEEDWAY

Across From 500-Mile Track

| minister, will preach at 11 a. m. jon, “Mussels and Brains” in the]

Times Amusement Clock :

CIRCLE “Carrie,” with Lagrence Olivier and Jennifer Jones, at 12:20, 3:25, 6.40 and 9:50.

“Royal Journey,” at 11:25, 32:38,

5:50 and ESQUIRE “Actors and Sin with Edward G. Robinson, Marsha Hunt and Eddie Albert. at 8,.7:55 and 9:55. INDIANA

“Big Jim McLain,” with John Wayne, at 12:05, 2:30, 5. 7:30 and 10.

“Festival of Fun.” at 11:15, 1:45, 4:15, 6:40 and 9:10. KEITH'S

“Son of Paleface,” with Bob Hope, Jane Russell and Roy Rogers. at 11:58, 1:58, 3:55, 5:55, 7:55 and 9:55.

LOEW'S

“The Merry ' Widow,” with Lana Turner and Fernando Lamas. at 11, 1:05, 3:20, 5:30, 7:40 and 9:50.

LYRIC

“Woman of the North Country,” with Ruth Hussey and Rod Cameron, at 11, 1:45, 4:30, 7:15 and 10.

“Old Dhiahoma Plains," at 12:42,

3:27, 6:12 and “Models Inc.” at 12 midnight.

Parade, a complete picture ica held at Clay City, Ind. At the magazine, comes with your Sunsame sessions, Rev. Verdon’ was day Times.

LLL REL Ra SNL PL. 8629

RNIVAL OF FUN — or THE SWAMP BUGS BUNNY CARTOON

Feature:

12:05-2:30 §;90.3:10 Plus Short Subjects

Always Cool and Comfortable

ON MONUMENT CIRCLE Laurence Je r OLIVIER-JONES we »

Theodore Dreiser's EXTRAORDINARY

PL. 6468

For Official Duties

Rep. Charles Brownson today announced he will open a special office in the Federal building] here to handle his congressional | affairs, | Political meetings and wconfer-|

lences, however, will be held at! business headquarters, -the!,

his Central Wallpaper & Paint’ Co. 119 8S. Meridian St., the Indianapolis Republican said.

VIVACIOUS, FLIRTATIOUS

Technicolor MUSICAL

CO-STARRING

FERNANDO LAMAS

Una MERKEL + Richard HAYDN Thomas GOMEZ Mus PETE SMITHS AOTBALL THRILLS

“olor Cartoon

5° an

7:00 P. M.

temporary quarters in the Orichard School, 615 W. 43d St, bree .

For that special treat, take the, Entire family to the

DOWNY-FLAKE Shop

160 North lilinois St. Serving ‘tl 1 a. m. DAILY & SUNDAY

—SUNDAY DINNER—

Country Fried Chicken Chicken Noodles and Gravy Mashed Potatoes Hot Rolls

$1.25

LEMA WOMACK

Slaw

NATION'S NEWEST

MIDNIGHT TONITE

ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY ALL NEW—NEVER BEFORE SHOWN IN INDIANAPOLIS

RHEUMATISM PAINS

Take time-tested WINTER-X' Tablets for ick relief of pain and discomfort of eumatism, Neuritis or Muscular Lumbago. Must do the work to your complete satisfaction or your money refunded. Why er? Ask your druggist today for WIN--X Tablets, 100 for $3.00. The B. M. Keene Co. dianapolis 4, Indiana.

. GL Spm - Spunk itl = Butt Famili jor B® ih

Pharmaceutical Chemists, . In~|

1 GEO. J.

WW!

{| macuinist

(1! ‘ut 630e 324 w. MORRIS |. Mon. \ueda. Sat. all 9PM. J

MORRISONS

Indiana's Foremost Apparel Shop

20 W. Washington St,

EGENOLF

928 S. Penn. St. AT-4285

LE CO | Jumping

FOR A NEW AIRTEL ND FEATURE Carol Reed's

132 South Illinois St.—Burlesque Stage Shows

‘Glamorous LORAINE TUMLINE

With ELINORE METHARD ® DIXIE LEE

® MIDNIGHT SHOW TON!

Adufts 55¢ inc. Tax © Children Under 12 ALWAYS FREE © COME EARLY! © FREE KIDDIES' PLAYGROUND!

FUNNIER THAN “SAILOR BEWARE"|

MARTIN-LEWis

® ANNA WALL GHT ©

MOST ADVANCED IDEA IN DRIVE-IN THEATRES

Masterpiece

“OUTCAST OF

EEE Adventure

BING CROSBY

LATE SHOW TONITE

“PENNIES FROM HEAVEN" SUN. @ “LURE OF THE WILDERNESS” and “TULSAY

THE ISLANDS”

H E z | i N A A Mat. - F% TAIN SQ

i >

JE8 scanoa

, and she plent

§ SHE'S ONE KIND { OF WOMAN FOR ALL KINDS OF MEN!

} HN

Naan

SOUTH SIDE

Nt Tht

Brownson Plans Office | ,__.

Outdoor Theater 2500 N. Shadelan

is Twe

LN,

[RIVERSIDE AMUSEMENT PARK

1700 West 30th

Last Chance for REDUCED RATES | ALL RIDES and GAMES

d 10°

OPEN SATURDAY @ OPEN SUNDAY

LOUS! sHOCKING!

They talked about

whispers gave. them y to talk

MAD LOVER

PLUS

JANE RUSSELL ... LOUIS HAYWARD

PVR!

* ONLY CITY SHOWING * For ALL The Family!

MAX Bog

STINGS & SLIT

iD THEATRE

WEST

STARTING OMORROW MONDAY

d TUESDAY

AILLAFF Show

of their FUNNIEST

118 North Illinois 8%.

AlrConditioned

Today—1:45 to 6 Adults 40c

—AIR CONDITIONED— JERRY LEWIS AND DEAN MARTIN * JUMPING JACKS” rors "CAPIVE (ITY”

Starts @ "LURE OF WILDERNESS"

| {

| |

Pr HED

1852

IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 2 ALL NIGHT DRUG STORES

HAAG'S

22nd & Meridian St.

SIDING, ROOFING AND GUTIERING 24-Hour Service

HOOSIER CONSTRUCTION and SIDING (0.

WAR

ALL SEATS ... 60

38th & Keystone Ave. 107 N. Alabsma St. maA-s3s | p=——————————— | PERSONAL 1 Guaranieed WATCH i LOANS Monthly Payments

Usual Low Prices

REPAIRIN Jom sw RITES JEWELRY SHOP

Moderate Cost Personal Lean Department

Peoples State Bank

130 KE. MARKET ST.

« From WLS...

Member Federal Deposit Insurance

43 8. ILLINOIS ST.

RINGSIDE WITH RUSCO WEBM-TV SATURDAY 10 $0 10.30P. M

RUSCO OF INDIANA

WE Buy Diamonds

HIGHEST CASH PRICES

PAID

STANLEY Jewelry Co.

113 W. Wash. Lincoln Hotel Bids,

etre ds

5720 W. Washington St. FEATURING

From WLW...

BAKED CHICKEN AND HOME - MADE NOOD! VIRGINIA BAKED HAM

From WHAS ...

America's Outstanding Combination |! Selt-Storfng Windows and Doors No Down Payment

Small Mo, Payments |

SWISS STEAK

Complete Dinners With Fresh Vegetables, Hot Biscuits, Beverage and Dessert

MA. 5504

934 8. East 50