davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
gOr6ereitunsen fir Die 8uOieOclt.
SnangnratiOns -5eier.

Sin Ser Gillette Oes &apitols balt
man bereits iebt Die 8iibne alf, mo-
ielbit oie feierliden 3eremonien &c.
legentli9 Der gioabnobme utt0 @mts.
einfiibrilng oeS nicoergeiDdblten
Yr1iioenten Gooiepelt am 90. Sonlt-
az ftottfin0en tDerDen. SIR $4,000
9elite miro oortielbit auf Ser Sri
biiue SiBplaB geidaffen meroeu.
Ser 8retterbau miro $23,493 foiten.
Aae &ongreBabgeorOneten1 &abi-
nettsmitglieoer, Senatoren, 9iplo=
maten uno b0bere HegierungSbeam
ten tperoen ii6 bort prelammeln, NIT
ten i'm @inter. 0benorein gibts Ell
men 6eit8ue, tpie eetp0bnli6. @rtro-
3iige iino eggplant aus 8enniDlDania
linO 0ep gorf. @roBe Arbeitergrllp=
pen nerOen am 6eit5uge teilnebmen
ginoelbeiten Deroen erft nod Giid-
febr oes 8r1iioenten aus SiiOame-
rita befannt gemacbt meroen. Die
&aufleute nno Sotels berIpre6en iidJ
aaerbano 8rofit bon Dem Snangu=
rationstage.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
2lmerie0nifcb : Dcmtfbr
6rcmmD fcbafts Ne5em.
9MmN III trUpifcber
@e9enD.

Nls SrGfiOemt @DDicDelt anf
Der 6abrt DDm &iO Sc SaneirO mad
HernambmcD an einem GpGtaben6
anf Dem ariegsidiff SnOianapO-
lis iid Der 5anberif6-i6Gnen, trD=
piIden, mOmObeglGn5ten Geefabrt
crfreitte mn6 gum Strrnenbimmel
IiiOlGnSiider Erndjt empDrblifte,
begriifte i'm pl6tIid mnO Mner-
tuartet Gin itDI5es, Oemt6es
9nftIdiff. IS mar Der o0raf
Zeppelin" anf Der &eiie. SIN
Silberlid)t Der IeiOenen 6iile mnD
Oes @DQmDmoes O%erbengte Iid Oas
rnbmgefr6nte OertId)c 1nftlfiff
DDr Oem amerifaniidcn &riegs-
ifjiff, Oas ben YrGiiOenten GODie=
belt trng, fnbr 3ipeimal rituS nm
Oas 9riegsififf berum nnO iebte
baum rnbig,. maieftGtiidJ Ieine
6a6rt fOrt. 9as nemlt man SGf=
lidJfeit nn6 66bepunfte matiDnalen
nnS internatiunalen 9ebens itnO
@erfebrsi Die 9entidDen fDnnen
itDl5 icin nnf 6ieIe 6altung nnb
3ngleidJ unf Oie Grrmn9enidaften
Oeutlder Sedjnif ME atd anf Oie-
Ic TOrSernng gntcn 8iaens nnO
Ses Griebens in Der 8eIt, bciDn-
Oers ba iebt Der amerifaniIde
@rGfiOcmt amf elmer @eltfrieOens-
miiliOnsfabrt bcgriffen 1T nnS ben
Trie6en liebt.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
gmil euOwis tpieber in Amerifa nnO
8aibinetOm.

Der (ni6t-nriide) befannte Oeut-
Idle SdriftIteler emil 2uomig lit
ouaenblidli9 at 8eiud Dieoer in
ben 8~ereinigten Staaten. @r lit belt-
tie b~elonoerer 6reuno ser Ei6eden
uno mar oober porige ISOLDE babel,
ais ser @eid6ftstr1ger Der ti6ehi-
Iden @eIonotihaft in 8nfbington
SER Or. Soief Nemecef, Dem idei-
0en0en SefretGr Der iugoilafDiiben
@eIanoti6aft, Serrn Or. Span 5ran-
aes, elm Mbl6ieOseiien CAB. Serr
emil 9uotpig (Gobn bot ieinen it1n-
oiaen @obniis in 2ocarno IN Der
Shmei8. gr ipridt germ bon ieinem
@arten binter Dem 9auS IN Der
5hmeis uno ieinen Iieben Sunoen,
BON oenen elmer m2incoln4 beiBt (peil
oerIelbe INNER babel NOR, ais SER
2uouig lein Bud iiber n2incoln~
Idrieb). Ser immer tdtige Sdrift-
teller ioa iebt babel iein, cine gio-
arapbie oes @rdiioenten &ooiepelt 81
Idreiben. Sn Amerifa gilt er als
Ser groBte uSiitorifer~ 9eiitl6lanos.
@erben Sic fir SIRE gcreins8sitnn0,
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
9eutl6e G9nle in
Der SbOmpiOn=s 3nle

uniere freie oeuti6e ainoer,
Sprnhf1ule oes Concord Clubs
miro bon morgen ob berlegt in oie
&1ume Der rEbomplon -S9ule, Ell
ner ltootIi6en Golfsldule an Der
@de Der ,12ten~ uno 81 StraBe,
Noropeit, in Der IGbe Der uWiaia-
dnIetts~ apenue. Sreunoe Ser Sdu=
le bemiibten li6 acknowledgements BEL
BEN 0rtli1en S1ulbeb0r0en Inn bic
les Berrli6e, central geIegene S6ul-
Total, mo Die &inoer in geiun0en,
benen S1ulfIaiien5immern oaes ba-
ben f0nnen, mas 3ur S1ule geb0rt,
@onotofeln, SGle, &looier, moOerne
@ai1r1iime, @ufii1t.
9as bisberige 2ofol ipur0e at
flein, mar aud aus berIdieoenen
@riinOen nitt gar3 geeignet. 9ie
gltern fDer0en gebeten. oie &inoer
fur5 Dor 10 llbr ieoen Samstag
Morgen CUR SteGe 5t boberL nerie=
ben init 8leiitift un0 S1reibmate-
rinl. gs meroen bier @ruppen bon
&inoern unterridtet, ie na6 Der 8or-
bereitung un0 Dem Sitter. Gin
&ommittee intereiiierter Sreunoe Der
S6ule, oorunter Die 5rouen Quill,
S6lahter, &epnolos, SEER
Soeft, @err uno Srar @infler, be-
iu6ten Montog AbenO in an3uerfen-
member, ielbftIoier @eiie einen gltern-
Abeno Der oeittiden SpraHidule Ser
3ionsfirhe in Baltimore. Wfan Iam-
meIte babel pertbolle 8eobo6tltngert.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Der 9emtide rnb feline 9~nrtellnns
i'm bentisen amerifaniidem slim.

9ie 9enti1en fommen in Ser beu-
tigen 6ilmoaritelltng Nmerifns bdlt-
fig nidt gera0e gut meg, Man iebe
iih 3. 3. ben iebr beliebten, bon
Miaionen BON Meniden geiebenen
Slim 0W1r. DEEDS goes TO toun~ an.
Sn oieiem Stiif erbt elm barm-
loier, iunger, erniter Meni1 einige
Miuionen Collar. 90 er elm gutter,
braber Nmerifaner it, aber elm lebr
ungem66nli6er, oa er nifts Inn @el0
gibt, ionoern es an Mrme beridenft,
10 miro er bon g%elogierigen, aneri-
fanii9en S1minolern perfolgt. sic
bringen i'm pors @eriht, mo err als
.berriidt" erfldrt ner0en ion. @s
gelingt 6einobe. 9os Stiid lit cine
8aro0ie auf omerifoniide @eleBe
uno He1tsann1lte.
Ser omiHenidaftlihe~ 5admann
aber. oeiien urteiI ben ihuloloien,
l9li6ten amerifauer fat ms Siren
balis bringt, lit elm 9eutder,
8rofelior Or. BON Seller. 0ieier
Itebt am @noe polig ld6erlih uno
pernidtet oo nit leinem uSohmii-
Ien~, oas iogar an Die eeilioe Ser
nunft einfo9er Arbeitsloier nidt
beranreidtl Or. BON Seller oertritt
SEN oeutiden 9@elebrten" CHER u@e-
leerten") Ser nit SabeIen nno itati=
ftiIden &lirpen pip6ologiI6 befpei-
fen min, oaB Der Mngeflagte, Serr
9eeos, perriift lit. or ipridt iogor
nit oeuti9em Mf5ent, uno oeltiAe
Safe idlipfen ibm in Die &eoe bin
elm, oie er Dor @eriht bdlt.- @u6
IonIt bemerft man in Amerifa beltte,
abnlid pie in Der @eltfriegs5eit, i'm
slim cine leidte 8erbobnung aaes
9eutl6en, Defenders Der oeltti6en.
&ultur.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
SOdseitsslOdem

Sri. @ilbelmina DC PATTERN,
Sodter oeS Serrn Sermann 9.
Mottern, s(leranoria, bel @albing-
ton, beirotete Dor einigen Sogen bier
in @oibington, in Ser eNatipitp@
Stride, Maiiaduietts ADenie, Siio-
oft, Ben Serrn sc. g. Moore bon
4leronoria. 0os Haar miro in Ole
CAMBRIA. 9rina-StraBe Nrs 1907,
mobnen.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
SbmpbOuie Drdeiter @aibinstOns
anf &eiien.

TIMER mNotional Spmpbonie Or
DIETER" lit ougenbliflid auf &eilen-
SIS begub iiH Dorigen Sonntag Mbeno
oufs cine &on5ert-9our na6 Dem
Norooiten oes 2anoes. Grit am 13.
DECEMBER meroen Die &on5erte IN
Der 8unoesbauptltaot nie0er altfge-
nommen meroen. Pin Dem Gage
aber. einem Sonntag, h0ren mir Elm
gan5es 8eetboDen=H rogromm nobel
aud Die @eianehore Der George
@aibington rlniperfitdt~ iinaen tuer-
ben.
Gmpfeblt bns p@aibinstun SOurnaI"
in Gmren TrennOesfreiien!
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
9enti3er nfa= Slim
,,GbeAreit"
am 5umstas 9IbenO s n6r

Gin ale 2a9musfeln in 8efuegung
ieBenOer Slim miro am Samstaq
abeno in Der 8ierce Saae, an ser
t5ten uno Sorbaro StraBe, 50. Sc. qe=
legen, Oorgefiibrt. aus Dem Snbalt
D~erraten mir Oas 6olgenoe: uSm
9orf gibt's cine groBe 0euigfeit.
Der 8irt bat cine neite &eanerin an
gel6afft iie 6eiBt &onni uno ioa ct
fpas gang 8eionoeres fem feidL jung
uno nit Augen, nit 0enen lie nod
Den Wtdnnern 10 gefdbrlif 6ini6alt,
oaB Die gleid mie perriidt iin0. [ber
es gibt cine itrenge @1dterin iiber
Die MoroI 0es 0orfes-Apoaonia,
Die &romerspitfDe. 0iele nod inn
mer redt oppetitlide 9erion bat Ell
nen Soofeino, oea Tie bef1mpft, 0as
lit Die Siinoe. Die 6anni peroir6t es
gleidl 5u Nnfang nit ibr. oie &rame=
rim bot ems ibrer 3ii1tigen Nugen
auf Den ltrnmmen @ltr5elbans, BEN
0ort-9on-Suan, %geiDorferL uno Der
1T geraoe inn 2aoen, oils Die 9anni
nadfroot. Die &romerin idm0rt
&ude. Sic bebt Die geiomte @eib=
lidfeit Oes Gorfes ouf gegen Die nene
aeQfieriR oieie Botipbar, Die Die
Dfanner, Die armen uni1uIoigen, per=
fiibrt uno bon ben 5rauen un6 8rGu-
ten aus oen @bebetten uno bonn SEN
Iterln fortlodt. @iiteno 5ieben oie
8eiber, BON apoaonio gefiibrt, gum
8irtsbaus. Sa, % iiben fie, oie Sal
mlotten. Seood ebe oie @eiber gum
Sturm idreiten, baben's Die Manner
2rfdbrer uno rdltnen beimli6 ourd
Sic Sintertiir Die Steanng. Die
Rramerin ieoodl bat idon einen neuen
SIaa. Gin gail5abe1o I'M @irtsbaus
bari nift itattfin6e1. un0 fDenn bic
Ndnner b%ingeben. miiiien Die Srouen
eben itreifenl gbeitreifl"
Gen 8~erlauf Oes Streifs 3eigt Der
Slim, nelden iih ieoer onieben ioa-
tie. (Siebe Suierot).
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
3 Sabre i'm bentfden Congratulations
lager.

Ser oeutide 9a8ifiit, aorl BON
OnieBfp, in Berlin, DeIder mad
fiir8li6en 3eitunesmeloungen ben
Nobel- 5rieoenspreis erbalten bot. lit,
mie feline 6reunoe iagen, 10 franf an
aus5ebrung, OaB er ieoen Sag tier
ben fam. @r mar felt CONNER
1888 in berihiebenen &on5entrn-
tionslagern unb ion iebt 10 ymiirbe"
~getporoen iein. ooB er bereit lein ionte,
Die @bre Der @~erleibung oes Nobel-
5rieoens -Hreiies Der @eIt ab5uleb
men. 9eutidlano iieht in Der ange-
fiinoieten 0erleibune cine Beleioi-
gilng uno I~erb0bnung. 3tDei W1it=
gIieoer Der norneeii1en &egierung,
5lieleih Mitglieoer oes Nobel-5rie=
oens- ausiduiies. ioIlen abgeOanft
baden uno aus Ser nortDegiihen Ne=
gierrng alisaetreten fem. Inn niht
Die nortpeeiihen geboroen 81 fom.
promiftieren
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
BubltGtigfeits- gasaar bes gieiigem
nAmerifaniiierumgs SduI-& ereins.

Montag un0 Gienstag. Sen Z. uno
8. DECEMBER, bGlt ser @erein ebena=
flyer Yfitglieoer Ter bieiigen .Ame-
rifoniiierungsif]ule~ ben obten iabr-
li6en u8a8aar1 ab uno 3par in Der
p@eb1ter~ =S1lile, an ser @de Der
l0ten StraBe uno uS~ StraBe, geor0=
peit. Maerbono Sad]en peroen Ga
}um 8eiten oes SdulDereins 81 fau-
fen Iein, 8uppen in europ1iihen
aoitiimen, Ndbarbeiten, Sdiir5en,
&in0erfleioer etc. Die Sa6en mer=
Den BON Md0fen uno 6rauen aus
ldnoiiher Serfunft in 2anoestrahten
ieilge6oten meroer. Nus Dem Yrofit
mer0en g abrungsm ittel fir
6eOiirftige AnSIanoer 5u @eib-
nnften gefauft merOen. Ser 8a5aar
Itebt inter ser 2eitung BON Serrn
9. $. Saneiiian, zines geborenen
Armepiers, Der lelblt in Der SltgenO
in Ser Giirfei piel Scot miterlebt bot.
@abreno Der beioen Gage miro aldl
@ilen ierlicrt meroel, init ausldnoi-
iden 2ederbiiien tpie &apioli 8ortid,
aiida etc. 9lld amerifaniide Spei
len mo 8a5aarianen gibt es natiir-
lid). IS nehmen iih 0es 8asaars
altd) gebprene amerifaner an Die
6rau Aleranoer Bel Coon ben
n9~ougbters Of The American Hepo-
lution'0 mo 6raa %. 90. Susbono
(pon Ser federation of @omen's
Cubs.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

GmpfebIt bas n@ai6instOn Somrmal4
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

@crben Sic fir Sbre gereins8sitnn0,
bas p@aibinstOn SUarnal"
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Nmaeliaipm NIB Stride.

Groge: S6aOet nidt Der beutige
Militari8mus iii 9euti6lano Dem
ginfluB Der GeIigion2
Nlntfport: 9urhaus ni6tl Der
Rirhenbelud lit beute better als er
ie leit Dem &riege NOR. GS beitebt
iii mirfli6es relieioies grpacben I'M
lor8en Qanoe. gLber cine 6eitirhmt(
Bren3linie 8piihen Stride uno Staat
It qesoqen poroen. 8ie &irhe bat
hre politiiAe MaAt D~erloren.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
fyreibeit Ser 8reife,

6rage: @ie ltebt's nit Der Be
Idranfung Der &eoe rtio 9reiie i'm
mooernen 0eutihlano2 Ganu man
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
OberIin Women
to Give Recital
College GIee Club to Sing in
Congregational Church.

Under the sponsorship of the
First Congregational Church Wom-
ans Club, the Oberlin College Wom-
ems Glee Club is to give a concert
on Monday night in the First Con-
gregational Church.
The club, now in it's eighteenth
season, is including indianapolis in
a To-day tour of Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois. j. E. Wirkler has directed
the organization since it's inception.
He also has been director of the
Mems Glee Club at Oberlin for more
than 80 years. Mrs. E. E. Spacy is
the sponsoring clubs chairman.
The following program is to be
presented:
. TO the Spirit of Music" ... stephens
When I Have Sung My Song" Charles
Miss Alice schriver
The Birdland Symphony 49,. Kieserling
Glee Club
Violin Solo
'DanSe Espagnole'. .Granados- Kreiser
Tonada Murciana" Min Koschanski
Miss Edith LYMAN
"A Summer Night" -. Gretchaninoff
The Harp of the Winds" ..... Spross
Glee Club
II
Sing Song to My Love- .... Lockwood
"Slumber Song of the Sea- 49,. Coombs
Glee Club
Interlude for piano 49,. . Selected
Miss Margaret Rudd
THE Linden Tree" ....... Schubert
Tomorrow" .............. Strauss
Glee Club
The Last Hour ......... Kramer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
Revival Series
Are to Start
Tomorrow to Mark Opening
in Three Churches.

Revival services beginning tomor-
row include a three-week campaign
at Englewood Christian Church, and
at the Madison Avenue and Edge
wood Methodist Churches.
The Rev o. A. Trinkle, pastor of
the Englewood Church, is to be as
sisted by the Rev Basil Holt, pas
tor of the First Christian Church,
Angola, who held a similar cam
paign in 1882. He is a native of
johannesburg, South Africa, and
the son of missionary. Mr.. Trim
kle is to open the meetings tomor-
row, and Mr.. Holt is to be heard
each night except Saturday.
Daytime services each Tuesday
and Friday at $50, as we'll as week
night meetings are to mark the
Madison Avenue Church campaign,
which is to continue indefinitely
Both the Rev. Charles A. McCul-
Tough, pastor, and the Rev. G. E.
Lowry of Southport are to preach
At the Edgewood Church, services
are to be led by Miss D. Villa Caff-
ray, evangelist, each night at 7:30
and every morning at $50, except
Monday and Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
Study Groups
Are TO Meet
Supplement Revival
Methodist Parish.

Prayer and study groups, meeting
each Tuesday and Thursday morn
ing from now until Easter, are to
supplement- the evangelistic cam
paign now going on in Grace Meth
odist parish,s the Rev. Wallace C..
Calvert, pastor, announces.
The conferences are to be in the
nature of symposium on The
Need of Christianity for Our Day"
Fifteen parish divisions were estab-
lished last Sunday with centrally
located homes as meeting places.
Bi-weekly sessions are to sc held
from $50 to 1890 in the following
residences-Mrs. C. r. Robinson.
1884 N. Kealing-av; Mrs. A. Brown
TIA N. Sherman-dr; Mrs. Alice Gen
try, Is Woodland-dr; Mrs. C. H.
Pickett, 81 N. Sherman-dr; Mrs.
Eugene Ballou, 308 N. Bradley-st:
Mrs. T. c. Thompson, GIL N. Sher-
man-dr; Mrs. Raleigh Pogue, 440 N.
Euclid-av; Mrs. Howard Pugh, $40
N. Euclid-av; Mrs. l.. D. Gutknecht,
TAI Linwood-av: Mrs. Clifford Yoh,
1913 N. De Quincy-st;; Mrs. Harry
Kaser, $685. E. Michigan-st; Mrs.
Harry Goodwin, SOL E. Washing
ton-st; Mrs. F. c. Utteerback, 449 N.
LaSalle-st, and Mrs. John Hether-
ington, 5227 Pleasant Run-blvd.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
School Is to Hear
Butler Professor

For the fifth of a series of special
Bible school programs at the First
Baptist Church, Miss Kathryn :.
Journey, assistant professor of Home
Economics at Butler University. is
to speak at 9:25 tomorrow on "a
Design for Christian Living"
At the evening service, Lenten
cantata, 1.-The Triumph of the
Cross" by H. Alexander Matthews,
is to be presented under the direc-
ton of Perceval Owen. In addition
to the 3O-voice choir, two quartets
are to sing the solo passages.
The first quartet is composed of
Robbye Cook Ridge, Maxine Moore,
Vernon Roth and George Newton !;
the second of Ruby Steinruck Bar
thel, Martha MacDougal Emhart,
William Jones and j. j. Albion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28

A good-natured musical discus
sion following a rehearsal of the
Indianapolis Lutheran Bach
Chorus was in progress when this
picture was taken. Featured
members of the choir are Cleft
to right Miss Mildred Reimer,
soprano; William j. Kirchhoff,
director; Frank Scharfe, baritone,
and Arnold Mueller, organist.
They are to take part in per-
Torrance of Bachs cantata,
Gods Time Is the Best" at 4
tomorrow in st. Pauls Lutheran
Church, S. New Jersey and Nc
Carty-sts.
1t is to be the first perform
ance by the organization. which
is sponsored by the Indianapolis
Lutheran Church Federation.
Other soloists are to be Miss Mil
dred Baumgart, contralto, and
Miss Marie oZrn, pianist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
Lecturer TO Talk
on Reincarnation

Two lectures by Fritz Kunz, noted
lecturer and world traveller, have
been announced by the indianapolis
Theosophical Society, sponsors. His
first address, Wednesday night, at
the Washington, is to be on REIN
carnation, It's Cause and Cure" The
following night Mr.. Kunz is to dis
cuss present world problems and
their solution at the D. A. R. Chap
ter House, 824 N. Pennsylvania st.
The speaker is to support the the
sis Of reincarnation: The belief that
men live many lives, and that their
abilities and personalities in any one
life are the accumulated result Of
activities in past lives. This view
is upheld by such Oriental religions
as Buddhism.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
Program Includes
Anthems of Easter

r vesper program of Easter an
thems by the choirs of Capitol
Avenue Methodist and Emmanuel
Reformed churches is to be di-
rected by Herbert E. Rennard
(above) at tomorrow in Capitol
Avenue Church. The program is
to be repeated April 5 at I'M
manuel Church.
With Mrs. Elsie Evans Pattison
as accompanies and Miss Jeanette
Gardiner organ soloist, the pro-
gram is:
Organ Prelude-"In a Garden. Ketelbey
Processional-'Love Divine" 80. Zundel
AS 1t Began to Dawn" ana Vincent
Go to Dark Gethsemsne" ~ Noble
Were You There" Arr by Burleieh
Scripture reading and prayer by pastor.
% Morn Of Beauty" ..-.-.... Sibelinus
Let the Heavens Rejoice $50. GauI
rgan-Offertory-"A Spring Song
49, - ..+...-... EdmundsOn
Listen to the Lambs" -. Arr. by Dett
Awake Thou That Sleepest" Stainer
organ Victory March"
M6lldrd
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
WaIther Group
Plans Banquet
The Rev. M. H. LobeCk Is to
Speak TUESDAY,.

The Rev. M. H Lobeck of Arcadia,
Ind, is to speak at the annual ban
quet of the City Walther League
Tuesday night in st. Pauls Hall,
Weghorst and Wright-sts. Walter
Pippert is to be POSTMASTER.
Senior and Junior Leagues of nine
Lutheran churches of the Missouri
synod make up the organization, af-
filiated with the National Walther
League.
Miss Ruth Armel is general chair
man for the banquet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28

Baptists Open
Missions Drive
for 1887 Goal
$500, 900 for Foreign Work
Is Years Objective
of Church

With Forward Days Confer
ence" beginning tomorrow, Bap-
fist churches of the Indianapolis
area are to enter upon year of
special missionary activity.
Eugene C. Foster, president of the
Indianapolis Baptist Association, is
to direct the conference, and DR.. P.
H. j. Lerrigo, executive secretary of
the American Baptist Foreign Mis-
sionary Society. will lead team of
visiting workers to project the one
week program in indianapolis.
Similar meetings of a weeks du-
ration are to be held in Is of the
country's larger cities. The total
objective of the Northern Baptist
convention is to raise 100000 of
additional revenue to send out
missionaries before April /, 1887.
Members of the visiting group are
to occupy the pulpits of city Baptist
church tomorrow, headed by DR..
Lerrigo, who will speak at the First
Baptist in the morning and at Gar
field Park in the evening. The Rev.
Bruce Kinney, pioneer missionary
among the American Indians, is to
be at Woodruff Place and Cumber-
land. Miss Minnie Argetsinger,
teacher at the Union Normal Col
lege in Chengtu, China, will be
heard at Memorial and Tabernacle
church, respectively, while the Rev.
Forrest Ashbrook, national secretary
of the Ministers and Missionaries
Benefit Board, is to preach at the
Central Baptist Church.
On Monday night mass meeting
has been arranged by A. c. Waggo-
ner. with DR.. Lerrigo as speaker.
This is to be primarily for pastors,
church officers and active workers.
A women's program is directed by
Mrs. l.. c. Trent, executive secre-
tary of women's work for Indiana
Baptist Churches.
During the rest of the week,
members of the team are to conduct
group conferences with church
leaders regarding plans for increas-
ing missions revenue. These discus
sions are expected to result in a
schedule of increased giving, which
will be presented at the regular
semi-annual meeting on April 20
under the direction of the Rev o.
B. Sarber, moderator of the asso-
cations churches.
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Germany, Denmark, Sweden and
Norway.
He is executive secretary of the
American Committee on Work in
the Congo, Life Fellow of the
Royal Geographic Society and a
life member of the African Society,
London, England.
Next months institute is to be
under the auspices of the Mission
airy Education Movement of New
York, with the cooperation of de-
nominational and interdenomina
tional agencies. 1t will serve lead
ers in Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Mich
igan, Wisconsin and Kentucky.
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Catholics Will
Hear Professor
AIumnae, Study Clubs to
Meet Tomorrow.

Rufus Rauch, professor of Eng
lish at Notre Dame University is to
be the second speaker in the cur
rent series sponsored by the Inter
national Federation of Catholic
Alumnae and various Catholic
study clubs, at 8 tomorrow night in
the Civic Theater. His subject will
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Chain TO Broadcast
Program Tomorrow

A program of sacred music is to
be presented by the Young Peoples
Choir of the Woodside Methodist
Church at $50 tomorrow morning
over WFBM. The program follows:
Choir-'Jesus. Rose of Sharon" Gabriel
Invocation Prayer
Hymn--"I WIN Sing the wondrous
Story Observation-Disclosures ilhorn
Morn" .-,....s....'...... .Ackley
Ann Maioof. sopraro;
Hazel Murray. ceatralto.
Scripture Lesson
Anthem-"The Heavens Resound" -
Choir
Father, Lead Ne Day By Day" Gabriel
a The World Is Bright. the world Is
nj Good ..sI.s..*............ fsahriei
q ne IS knocking .Ackley
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College President
Will Talk 10 c. IA. B

President William G. Spencer of
Franklin College is to address the
Christian Men Builders Glass at $50
tomorrow on the subject, The
Fourth Degree of Love" The entire
program is to be broadcast over
WFBM.
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in Shakespeare and the English
Novel.
He was chairman of the Board OF
Publication at Notre Dame in 1929
80, and is a former director of the
Lay Faculty Club.
Leroy j. Reach is to preside at
the lecture
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be "SnaKeSpeare,
Catholicism a Ii d
the Modern Di-
lemma."
M r r a u C h
graduated from
Columbia c oil =
l e g e, Dubuque,
Ia, in 1924. He
has taught at the
u n iv e rsi ty of
Iowa, Marquette
University a n d
N o e Dame,
where at pres
ont ho c,1cria1 lives
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CACOy. LII AONO liz
became the first
secretary of the
Congo Protestant
Council at Leo
poldville.
Two years ago
Mr.. Ross made
another extensive
trip through the
Congo and East
Africa, ! a t e r
speaking at a
seriess Of confer
ences in Great
Britain. Belgium
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Women TO Play

A play, Serving Two Masters" is
to be presented by women of
Emanuel Baptist Church at 7:30
Wednesday night in Morris Street
Methodist Church. Sponsors are
the church missionary societies.
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Radio Leader

The Rev. Lewellyn D. Lock-
wood is to have charge of the
morning devotional broadcasts
next week over WIRE. The
programs are sponsored by the
Indianapolis Church Fedora
ton and are on the air each
morning except Sunday at
Gas.