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the drastic nature Of modern laws.
or not, is question. There Is q
growing feeling on the part Of
Christian people that We must face
conditions that are essentially I'M
christian. taking into account all the
circumstances, and from the stand
point OF law effectiny the adjust
mentS that are mos in harmony
with common sense and good judg-
ment.
But there can be no question con-
corning the positive ideals that Jesus
set forth and the enforcement Of
these ideals, not only in His teaching
but in all that related 10 His aSso-
Citations and His example. To feel
the sacredness and privilege of home
responsibilities, 10 think Of children
as Jesus thought of them. TO think
of all of life's relationships IN terms
of love-all this is to establish and
inculcate the only sound foundation
for home and family life.
And it is IN building upon this
foundation that individuals can not
only find the highest happiness In
their personal lives, but can make
the richest contribution to the well
fare of society.
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BRING SPEAKERS
FOR DEDICATION
Weeks Program OF Mission
Opening Announced.

Seventeen speakers. many OF
whom are well-kncwn mission
workers in the United States, viii
assist In q weeks dedication OF the
new Wheeler City Rescue Mission
building. 245 North Delaware street.
beginning Sunday afternoon.
Services will end Sunday, Dec. z.
at 7 p. m. when the structure viii
be dedicated formally.
The program will include observ-
ance of the thirty-sixth anniver-
sary of the mission. which was
established In this city in 1898 by
William v. Wheeler, with CO.
operation of the Meridian w. G.
T. u.
Special delegations attending
daily dedicatory services will in
clude:
Sunday. general church officers,
and workmtn employed on the
building; Monday, indianapolis
pastors; Tuesday, Missionary Social
Union; Wednesday. Community
Fund agencies; Thursday, W. c. T.
q. and former directors OF the mis-
sioni Friday, members Of the build
ing campaign teams; Saturday, the
GideonS. Indianapolis Bible InSti-
tute; and Sunday. adult bible
classes and mission radio friends"
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
THEME ANNOUNCED

Ancient and Modern Necro-
NANCY, alias Mesmerism and Hypno-
tism, Denounced" is the subject of
the lesson-sermon in all Churches
of Christ. Scientist, on Sunday,
Dec. /.
Among the citations which COM
prise the lesson-sermon is the
following from the Bible: "He
disappointeth the devices Of the
crafty, so that their hands can not
perform their enterprise. He taketh
the wise in their own craftiness, and
the counsel of the forward is carried
headlong. He shall deliver thee in
six troubles: yea. in seven there
shall no evil touch thee" dob S.:
u. IS. 49,.
The lesson sermon also includes
the following passages from the
Christian Science textbook. Sci
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
In the Science of Mind, you will
soon ascertain that error can not
destroy error. You will also learn
that in science there is no transfer
of evil suggestions from one NOR
tai to another. for there is but one
mind. and this present omni-
potent Mind is reflected by man
and governs the entire universe"
%. 1850.
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Weekly Sunday School Lesson

sufficiently definite and drastic for
the safeguarding Of the interests
Of society. But clear distinction
ought to be more clearly recognized
between the aspect of marriage and
the home in relation to society, and
the ideal life of marriage and home
which can come only from love and
holiness.
These things are so elemental that
one would think that they would be
commonly recognized. Perhaps peo-
pie more widely than we realize start
out with high ideals and good inten-
tions but succumb to the tempta-
tons and the burdens of life. The
problems of the average home are so
acute on their financial side, and in
other respects, that unless there is
the sort of love that creates great
patience and forhearance, as well as
much common sense and kindliness,
occasions of misunderstanding and
conflict very easily arise and often
develop quickly into causes of spirit
ual or actual separation.
There is no relationship In life
that so carefully tests the ultimate
ideals and characters of men and
women as the relationship Of mar
rage and the bringing up of the
children of that relationship. There
are so many rocks upon which the
ship Of domestic life may be shat
tered that perhaps the marvel is
that so many come through so
safely.
What we emphasize here. how
ever. Is the strength and clarity
Of the ideals OF Jesus. Whether
the teaching attributed to Him con-
corning divorce in one or two iso-
lated statements should determine
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SIDENER WILL
SPEAK SUNDAY

At the Christian Men Builders
class at the Third Christian church,
Merle Sidener will talk on "Bumpin'
the Bumps" This subject was
chosen in view of the fact that the
officers for the 1880 cabinet were
just elected at the November ban
quet. Wednesday evening, Nov. 81.
Those elected via the secret ballot
route we're: Ross Caldwell, presi-
dent; E. H. Kyle, vice-president Of
membership; Burt Edwards, vice
president of advertising; A. j.
Elkins, president of employ
ment; Earl Robinson, vice-president
of social; Charles H. Meredith, vice
president Of social service: William
r. Calls. secretary and Forrest
Geiger, treasurer. The contest was
one of the most spirited and most
interesting elections ever hid by the
class.
Misses Betty and Jane Pearce will
sing two vocal duets during the
services tomorrow morning and the
entire program will be broadcast
over WFBM.
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The INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Of the breakdown of family life is
not found in the tragedy that it
brings to adults and In the disloy-
alties and immoralities that corrupt
and befoul the most sacred reia-
tionships Of life, 1t Is found rather
In the devastating effect Of these
things upon the young, and IN the
denial to the young Of the care and
benefits OF home and Of parenthood
that ought TO be the heritage OF
every child.
Over against these things place
the reality of Christian ideals. 1t
is true that these ideals may not
always be realized. Christian pro-
fession and church membership do
not always guarantee faithfulness
and beauty of character. But the
Christian ideal of marriage and
home life should not be judged by
It's failures, but by it's reallzations.
Fortunately, in all the history Of
the world, despite all the filth and
corruption that have been associated
with unholy relationships of the
sexes and vitiated home life, the
Christian ideal has not been lack
ing In manifestation. "E1Aother" Is
still for masses Of people q sacred
name, and father" synlboli1es the
strength Of pToyidential care, guild
ance and responsibility.
Are we ever likely to meet the
problems of marriage and home
today until we meet them mere def
initely with the challenge Of this
Christian ideal? It is not . matter
that the Law can solve. The making
Of divorce dificult or impossible has
never been effective In making naax-
rage holy. Our laws regarding
home and marriage ought to be
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COMMUNION FOR
MEN AND BOYS

The Rev. John Brett Langstaff.
prieSt-in-charge of Christ Episcopal
church, Monument circle, will have
two celebrations of the holy COM
munion on Sunday. There will be
the celebration of holy communion
at o'clock, and at this service
there will be a corporate COM
munion of the men and boys of the
church. This corporate communion
of men and boys will be made in
all the Episcopal churches through
out the world, on Sunday, Dec. /.
At 10:45 there will be choral cele-
bration of the holy communion and
the Rev. Mr.. Langstaff will preach
on the subject, Men and the Min
istry." The boy choir, under the
direction of CheSton L. Heath,
NJ. A. will sing the anthem, The
Great Day of the Lord is Near" by
Lucien c.. Chaffin. The SoloiSt viii
be Paul Leslie Raymond. baSSo, and
William B. Robinson, tenor. There
will be no evening service.
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MRUUy1te
Bih@RzSQZGe
Today's Choice
by
Frederick
BalZar
Governor of
Nevada

THE Lord Is my shepherd; I shall
IL not want. He maketh me to lie
down in green pastures: He leadeth
me beside the still waters. He 1e'
storeth my soul: He leadeth me IN
the paths of righteousness for His
names sake. Yea, though I walk
through the valley OF the shadow OF
death, will fear no evil: for Thou
art with me; Thy rod and Thy staff
they comfort me. Thou prepareSt a
table before me in the presence Of
mine enemies: Thou anointeSt my
head with oil; my cup runneth over.
Surely goodness and mercy shall
follow me all the days of my life:
and I will dwell in the house Of the
Lord forever-The Twenty-third
Psalm.
THIS is My commandment, That
l. We love one another, as have
loved you. Greater love hath 40
man than this, that a man lay down
his life for his friends. These
things command you, that ye love
one another.-John IA: 1918, II.
(0on,piled bY the Bible GusId)
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COMMUNION TO
BE OBSERVED

The Rev. Edmond Kerlin at the
First Evangelical church will speak
at 1O;4O a. m. on IAN Analysis of
Christian Zeal" a brief sermon pre-
ceding quarterly administration of
communion, and in the evening at
7:45 on THE Eyes of the Heart, 3"
an art-iilustrated sermon, with a
copy of the G.. F. Watts great pic
ture, Sir Galahad," as an illustra-
tive souvenir for each attendant.
Fifteen-minute preliminary organ
recital at 1880 by Miss Elsie Mac
GregOr.
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BY WILLIAM e. GILRoY. DID.

BY WILLIAM e. GILROY, DID.
Editor Of The Congregstionaiist
IT is fitting that a study relating
l. to the Christian home should
center around the story OF the home
in which Christ was reared and
where, therefore, in a sense, Chris
tianity began.
Our knowledge Of the early life
of Jesus Is limited in extent and in
matters of detail, but 1t is surpris-
ing how deep and adequate 1t Is In
point of essential fact. We have,
for instance, the clear representa-
ton of the worthiness and goodness
of Mary His mother. It was not an
accident that she should have been
chosen among women for the privi-
lege of mothering the child Jesus.
The glimpses that we have of her
portray a woman of devout and
earnest character whose soul was
attuned to the praise and purposes
of the Almighty, and whose rela-
tionships and associations were with
those who looked earnestly for the
coming of the Messiah. Joseph, the
head of the home at Nazareth, is
similarly portrayed as man of just
and noble character.
In this home we see the child
Jesus growing up under the in
f1uepces Of love and goodness. In
the earliest years Of His earthly
life He sees the meaning OF love
and loyalty and kindness. There
Is here no such terrible handicap
as confronts many children and
young people In America today.
The saddest aspect Of divorce and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-30
USE RADIO IN MAN HUNT
Suspect Held Here Identified at
Bureau of Navigation.

The United States government is
enlisting the aid of modern COM
munication in tracing navy desert
ers. Police here Friday received a
radio message, via telephone from
Fl Harrison, identifying Harold
Brandenberg, picked up here as
suspect, as Harold Mellett, wanted
at the Great Lakes naval training
station as a deserter.
The radio message was received
after police here sent f1ngerprints
of Mellett to the bureau of nayiga-
ton. The procedure is unusual,
previous messages about deserters
having been by mail or telegraph.
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ROTARY OFFICIAL HERE
District Governor Summons VIII
Attend City Club Session.

Leslie G. Summons, Shelbyville,
district governor of Rotary, will at
tend the indianapolis Rotary club
meeting at the Claypool. Tuesday,
accompanied by Charles Mccartney,
group representative, of Green
castle.
Board of directors of the club
will meet with the district COVER
nor at 1890, preceding the
luncheon. to discuss work for the
year. The Indianapolis club is be-
ginning plans to participate in the
district conference at West Baden
in February.
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LORDS SUPPER
TO BE OBSERVED

The Rev. ]. H. Killing of the Sec
ond Evangelical church. will have
charge of the Lords Supper service
at the forenoon service. The Chris
tan Home in a Christmas Land" is
the subject discussed at the 5 o'clock
vesper service, by the Rev. Mr..
Killing.
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RUBI0 TO ENTER U. S.
Mexican President Elect VIII Stay

Mexican President Elect VIII Stay
at Hospital; May Visit Hoover.
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 30.--Presi-
dent-elect Pascual Ortiz Rubio will
leave Monday for the United States,
where he plans to enter Johns Hop
kins hospital at Baltimore for sew
eral weeks observation.
IT was said Rubio's condition was
not serious and that he sought only
rest and treatment for minor all
ments. During his stay in the
United States he is expected to con-
fer with President Hoover.
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CHURCH TO
PRESENT SPEAKER

NI1OhNh ~
PRESENT SPEAKER
The Rev. l.. G. E. Fackler, pastor
of st. Matthew Lutheran church,
East New York and oxford streets,
makes the following announce
mentS:
DR.. C. v. Sheatsley, a successful
pastor, professor, author, lecturer
and church diplomat, president Of
the foreign mission board of the
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod
of Ohio and other states, whose Of
flee is at Columbus, O., will speak
Sunday morning in st. Matthew
Lutheran church, oxford at East
New York street, on Heather
Land"
DIR. Sheatsley travelled over the
foreign field by auto and OK cart
conveyance. He has gone through
the jungle in India and knows the
heather land first handed. He has
gone behind the line of civilization
and seen the heather in their ignor-
ant state.
While in India, he took pictures,
some of these he will show on the
screen Sunday evening.
The Rev. William 7. Caughran
will speak on THE Church in the
Mind of Man and God" at the First
Congregational church.
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and Hovey streets, the pastor, the
Rev. Vernon w. Couillard will use
for his morning theme, Gods Best
Messenger" At the 7:45 evening
service, he will preach on Just
Outside the Gate"
Sunday morning at the Union
Methodist Episcopal church the
pastor, the Rev. Robert F. Laycock,
will use for his subject, Looking
Back" and in the evening, Thou
Art the Christ"
The Rev. Fred A. Line will preach
at the IL O'Clock morning service
of Central Universalist church on
the subject: THE Voice Of God"
There will be special music by the
church quartet. The Sunday school
convenes at 9:45. Glasses for all.
At the First Friends church Sun
day morning, Dec. !, Ira c. Dawes
will preach on the subject. THE
Limitations of Life"
In the morning service at the
Brookside United Brethren church,
the pastor, the Rev. Forest A. Reed,
will speak on the theme. Safety
First and Easy Street Adherents."
In the evening service. the theme
will be 1.-THE Horses and Cllariots of
God"
The Rev. L. B. Moseley, pastor of
the Emerson Avenue Baptist church,
announces that his sermon subject
will be: Jesus Invites Himself
Out"
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THANKS OFFERING TO
BE TAKEN AT CHURCH

Groups Around Christ's Cradle
is the morning theme of the Rev.
E. G. HomrighauSen at the Carroll
ton Avenue Reformed church. At
night, the annual thanks offering
service for the missionary societies
will be held.
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REV. HOMER DALE TO
START NINTH YEAR
Hillside Christian Church Will Observe Anniversary Da
Sunday With Special Religious Programs.

THE Sunday
the ninth Of the ministry
of the pastor, the Rev. Homer Dale
The subject of the will be Things Know About
Hillside Things Not Know"
recital assisted by Miss Ruth
Dale
At the hour ptchn dinner will be served after which
services will be held in which all may take part.
The Of the church will conduct the evening services
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PASTOR ANNOUNCES
A DECEMBER SCHEDULE

DR.. Edward Haines Kistler an
nounces a December schedule for
the Fairview Presbyterian Sunday
morning worship, built about the
theme Of 1.-THE Great Christmas
Father" Dec. /, "Repudiated; Dec.
8. Loved" Dec. IS, His Best Gift,
the December communion; Dec. %,
the Christmas Hour of Musical
Worship, arranged by Mrs. F. T.
Edenharter, and Dec. %, THE Sor-
row of Christmas, the Crowded
Inn!"
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RIVERSIDE CONGREGATION
WILL HEAR MISSIONARY

At the Riverside Park Methodist
Episcopal church, Miss Theresa
Bunce, a missionary from India
who is home in America on fur
Tough. will speak in the morning
worship service on The. Universal
Christ" At 1880 p. m, the hour of
evening worship. the two-weeks'
special service series, every evening.
Dec. lis, will begin with DR.. Henry
L. Davis. preacher-evangelist, speak
ing on "A Seeking God"
At the Second Moravian Episco-
pal church, corner Thirty-fourth
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The Rev. Clarence E. Wagner of
the Centenary Christian church will
speak in the morning on Come,
Terry, Co." At night, Mrs. o. H.
GreiSt will speak.
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service, B. Y. P. u, $50 p. m.
Prayer meeting each Wednesday,
7:30 p. m.
At the Wallace Street Presby-
terrain church, the Rev. H. T. Will
son will preach at 10:45 a, m. on
Forms of Faith" At 7:30 p. m,
pictures, America for Christ" will
be shown.
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MISSIONARY DAY WILL
BE OBSERVED

The morning worship at the
Downey Avenue Christian church
will be preached by G. M. Yocum
in observance of Woman's Mission
airy day. At night, the Rev. B. R.
Johnson will preach on Man and
God
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The Rev. j. o. Mosier Of Van
Vert, O., will preach Sunday morn
ing at the Beville Avenue Evangeli-
cal church. At night, the Rev.
Samuel Pritchard will preach on
Gratitude"
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STEWARDSHIP" WILL BE
TOPIC OF SERMON

TOPIC Ok SEkMON
The Rev. NJ. H. Reynolds of the
Hall Place Methodist Episcopal
church will speak on Stewardship"
in the morning. AT night, the Rev.
NJ. o. Robbins. field secretary of
the Children's Home, will give an
illustrated lecture on 1.-THE Holy
Land"
Proving the Gospel" and "Impn-
cations of Privileges" are the an
nounced themes of the Rev. Will
liam Talbot Jones at the Edwin
Ray Methodist Episcopal church.
At the Fifty-first Street Metho-
dist Episcopal church, the Rev. j..
Graham Sibson will speak In the
morning on ''The Conquering
Christ" At night, rs the World
Growing Better or Worse"
At All Souls Unitarian church,
DR.. Frank S. C. Wicks announces
the following order of service at
II a. m:
Prelude
Hymn Tune" ....s..........wh Whiting
"ntermeZzo" ...............Ms Scagnl
Hymn $50
First Service
Covenant
Anthem
Words OF Aspiration
Responsive Reaoing-ist Selection
Scripture
Hymn sos
Notices and Offering
Prayer" ..............C. NJ. Won Weber
Address, Green Pastures and Still
Waters
Hymn 4S3
Benediction
Postlude
March OF the Priests. .Nendelssohn
AT the Samaritan Baptist church,
AL Buchanan, Sunday school, $50
a. m; communion, 3 p. m; union
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At the Garden Baptist church,
the Rev. Clyde L. Gibbons will speak
on The Glorif1ed Christ" and at
night on THE Sayings of Christ on
the Cross"
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The International Uniform Sunday
school lesion for Dee. l, The Christian
Home: Its Helps and Hindranees.-Luke
9.40-52
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At the Woodruff Place Baptist
church, the Rev. L. C. Trent will
speak on "All for His Glory" and
at night, Copying God"
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Ambassadors of Christ" and
Tail End Christians" are the an
nounced themes of the Rev. Victor
B. Hargitt of the Brightwood
Methodist Episcopal church.
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The Rev. Edwin w. Dunlavy of
the Roberts Park Methodist Epis-
copal church, will speak in the
morning on THE Missing Link, :"
and at night, THE Choir Invisible. !"
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Holy communion ervice will be
observed at the East Park Metho-
dist Episcopal church Sunday morn
ing At night, the Rev. F. T. Taylor
will speak on THE Crime Wave
It's Cure"
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At the Second Reformed church,
the Rev. George P. Kehl will
preach in the morning on "A Great
er Country Than the United States
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At the Lynhurst Baptist church,
the Rev. C. H. Scheick will speak on
Three Gifts at the morning hour
and at night, TESTS of Regenera-
ton"
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