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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1925
Page
5
The Rev. Fred A Line of the Central Universalist Church preached on why modern liberal religion shifts from creeds to Christlike service. He argued Universalists believe in a universal heavenly Father and deny a traditional brimstone hell, urging a reasoned faith fit for the era.
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims Creomulsion soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth with creosote, promising relief and a money back guarantee if not relieved when used as directed.
The Rev. Line argues that Universalism centers on active duty and service to others. He asserts Christ as a guiding force, not a scapegoat, and declares hell as a divine instrument for purifying the soul. The message stresses living by the Bible’s precepts and following Christ’s leadership in modern life.
Dr Frank S. C. Wicks at All Souls Unitarian Church spoke of the Bible as crucial to education and culture. H. C. Huffstetter, finance chairman, lauded Dr Wicks who began his pastorate twenty years ago, noting the Bible's role in human history from barbarism to civilization.
The Rev. H L V Shinn of Kansas City Missouri conducted morning and evening services at Immanuel Reformed Church Prospect and 8 New Jersey Streets to begin his pastorate January 1. He succeeds Rev Otto Moor who moved to Milwaukee.
All day services were held Sunday at River Avenue Baptist Church to dedicate the remodeled building. Speakers included Rev. S. G. Huntington financial secretary of the Indiana Baptist Church Rev. F. A. Hayward executive secretary of the Baptist Federation Rev. T. J. Parsons editor of the Baptist Observer and Rev. J. R. Quicix pastor.
The Magazine Club holds its Christmas gathering December 12 at 2 30 p m in the Green parlor of the YWCA. Special hostesses include Mesdames Edwards Fifer Dunn Dean Dunlavy Earhart Elwood Furguson Fatout. Mrs O W Fifer reads a Christmas story and Mrs William Clouse performs singing and a duet with Miss Smith.
Ora Cadwallader of Hammond is jailed in Crown Point on $2000 bond charged with contributing to the delinquency of three girls under 15. The women reportedly attended Cadwallader’s Sunday school class and allege he attacked them after church services last Sunday night. He was dismissed from the First Christian Church of Hammond board by its deacons.
Marie Gardner of Indianapolis heads the Phi Beta Psi sorority of Indiana after the state convention in Lafayette. Officers elected include Faye Nixon of Lafayette as first vice president Loret ta Davis of Lafayette as second vice president Mrs R Freeman of Lawrenceburg as treasurer and Zilla Grown of Kotromo as secretary.
The League of Nations council gathered in Geneva for a historic session. It aims to formalize Germany's admission, resolve the Greco Bulgarian dispute, and address the British Turkish Mosul disagreement while planning the league's worldwide standing.
The session continued discussions toward European disarmament and peace conferences, building on the Locarno pact. Senator Scialoja, representing Mussolini, presided as Italian delegate and personal envoy.
John L. Sapp of Birmingham Alabama pleaded not guilty to a white slave charge and is to stand trial in Federal Court on December 21. His bond is fixed at five thousand dollars.
Maj. Gen. H. Taylor urges $55,062,065 for river and harbor improvements for the year ending June 30, 1927, up from $52,121,055 last year. New York harbor leads with over $8,000,000 plus $1,400,000 for Hudson River work. Ohio River locks and dams projected at $6,500,000.
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