South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 306, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 November 1919 — Page 3

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

It. James Church to be Consecrated Today in

Impressive Ceremony; Event a Milestone in ;ji Ministry of Bishop White in South Bend

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I'Ttcrlor View of St. James Fplseop ul Church.

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St. James KpS.scopnl church vl!l o cnsocratcl todny at a service narked by all the l!crnity and foImnlty of the church's ceremonial.

Pwo bl&hops antl a number of

irlestH will assist in tho ceremony.

vhlch will tike place at 10 o'clock.

hi mornincr- Thp change from tlie

vual hour of church service is

yf. In orVr that the out-of-town .fercr may lie accommodated.

Ii'ht Ilev. John Ilazen White.

p. V.. bishop of Northern Indiana,

ind rector of the parish since 1912. vill officiate at the .service of conecratlon, while the sermon will be reached by Right Rev. Sidney Cat-

lln Partrldcre, D. of Kansas City,

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SrvIro nt !0 o'clock. Promptly at 10 o'clock, Pdshop

White. accompanied by lifshop

Lartrldsre and th priests in attenlance, will nppe.T at the door of he church, where Bishop "Whit" vill formally ask admittance. The I loor Lelm: opened by the vrtrynen, tho prrfsMon will move diectly to the sanctuary. Th?r, with h clerfT' rantred within th comnunlon rail, and the wardens and

Ystpmrn stmdii'.p: without. Dudley

Shlvely, senior warden, will read he Instrument of donation. There-

ipon at l.Mshop White's direction, he sentence of consecration will be ead. Iollowl.nr the service of conseratlon proper, the vicar of th parsh. Ilev. R. Everett Carr. will read

rnatln.", with the assistance of visit-

njr priests. The sermon will fol-

ov. ami Immediately tnereartr

itlshop White will proceed to the celebration of the Holj- Eucharistlroicram f Serxloe. The complete program follows: T,r hide. ; 'rocession.

-ervice of Consrcrn tlon.

'enito Chant Rook

proper rsalms l. 122. 122.

irst IjessonPe pp'ini in P. Minr .. Dudley Puck ecnd Iesson. Jubilate Teo In P. Plat. Dudley Ruck Apostles Creed. Prayers. Vnnouncemcnts. lymn 4 S3. MTinon Ri.-'hop Partridrre Introlt, Hymn 2'J. Kyrie.

f-Vquence. Hymn 2?i. f'Jorla Tibi Talli

Gratia Tibi Tallin

N'lcene Creed Flaim-r

ffertr-. Anthem S-hneckT i

pursum Corda Chu.t lb--rs.inctus SMin-r

lionedlctus Staineri Atrnus Del rt.ilnri Gloria In Excels! S'-iiner; Nunc DImlttis Chant 1:k :k i Recessional. Hymn i?l. j Postlude. j Pishop l"artrblce will also si-.Vk : nt a mas meetintr t be b.el ! v. 5 o'clock this evenh-.er. Hi; sui-; - ' nt tbat time will be 'The yv.'.ur-v Its Opporunlties. Duti : an 1 responsibilities" Pishop Partridu'. known one of the n;ost srbol.-r'v rind eloquent bishop"? of The An.erlrm rhiirch lias had a rk'h crc:i-

I nc' In Christian work. He b.-!c sj-ved a missionary prii-st in the

f -jent. bishop in J ip.ui. an.'., si". c

l'lt, ns head of the metro- rlt.' . dioeo of West Missouri. In h.address this evening, the v. : ; touch i'pon tbe m n'.y prid.!e:r.s c -fronting chtirch and st t'e at ittime, with particulir r'f.Tei;ce : the part wlr.ch i'hrit i nit y nve-t pk.y In solvinp those proMem. In addition to the s. rvie-.v at 1'" o'clock nnd at S o t !of k. th. r. 'Vi' be Ihe usual celebration of the iP.'' Communion at ''' ' k. Onr.uil'td in is;s. St- James parish has pas-.-d ir jOth year of servire in S"':t!i I fend. The parochl il orcaniatmr. was effected on July 2 1m. v:th t!v llev. (le.-re P. Schetky ;.s r. e'or In isf.t. a church b-.:i!din,' u.i"

t-d nr. tlie north si-'.e of Wayee

treet. j l.-t cast of Iifayette "n jie- ....

va.rd. This bulblir.ir was .je.n-ai.i with appropriate s-rvi s on sVpi 5, lMV.h Some two ye irs l iter, tb.e .structure was moved to a point a short distance north of th north-i

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Tlie Altar an 1 Reredos.

west corner of Lafayette and Jef ferson boulevards. Twenty years later, the present site was purchased and In 1 S 9 4 the new St. James was erected. The late Rev. DeLou Rurke was rector of the parish at the timeFather Rurke continued his work for five years after the construction of the church, and on Jan. 1, lSl. was succeeded by Rev. Francis M. Ranfll. Father Ranfil remained in South Rend for 10 years, when Rev. Walter S. Howard became rector. Father Howard left South Rend in September, 1312, to become rector of Christ church. St. Paul, Minn., whereupen Rishop White assumed the rectorate of the local parish. Rishop Hero Since 1!12. It is largely duo to Rishop White's successful administration that th? last of the mortpraie indebtedness, assumed at the time of the construction of the church, has been removed. Since bis coming to St. James, the parish has paid off $10.nno. in addition to making improvements to the property totalling several thousands of dollars. Ry an uncxpeeted tarn in diocesan affairs. St. James has become, since Rishop White's coming to outh Rend, in effect, the pro-cathedral of the diocese. The present St. James' is regarded :.s one of the most 1 ; t if ill church buildings in tho city- It is of modified Cothic architecture, t rabodylng all the chureh'y principles of that school. The interior is particularly splendid, the whole f.'.bnc centering in the exquisitely carved altar and reredos. The retedes is surmounted by a Tiffany vin-'ow of St. James, a work of unusiial beauty and feeling. Father White to .Wist. Rev. II. R. White, son of Pishop White, who came to the parish in !'.! as vicar, and who resigned in 1 l S to become an army chaplain.

will be present and assist in today's services. At Father White's departure, Rev. 11. Everett Carr became vicar. i Tbe present organization of th parish is as follows: Right Rev. John Hazen White, D. D., rector; , Rev. R. Everett Carr. vicar; Dud- i ley M- Shively, senior warden; Thomas M. Rrandon. junior warden; 1 I-:. M. Anders, clerk; E. W. Ging- j rich, treasurer; L. R- Slaughter, Donald MacGregor, Sam R. Pate. Gilbert A. Elliott and George F. J

Miltenberger, vestrymen.

ASKS $500 DAMAGES FOR FALSE ARREST

An arrest in a policeman's life is all in the day's work but it caused JäOO damages to Frank S. Koszewski according to proceedings brought by Koszewski against Dr. Arthur A. Pons in circuit court Saturday in a suit for damages. Koszewski states Pons caused his arrest Oct. 23, upon the charge of trespass with the wilful intent to injure him. The case was later dismissed from city court and Koszewski acquittedlie places the cost of the ctiy court case and injury done his rep

utation at $500 and amount for damages.

asks that

A bulletin board talk on "Jewish Institutions in the United States" will be given by Rabbi Albert Minda at the meeting of the Sinai society to be held Sunday afternoon at 2:H0 o'clock in the recital hall of the South Rend Conservatory. Violin numbers will be rendered by Hal VanAiken. Rusiness matters pertaining to the production of "Katcha Koo" will be discussed.

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