Pastor Welcomes Big Discussion on Evolution
Dr. Frank S. C. Wicks of All Souls Unitarian Church spoke at Odd Fellow Hall on Religion and Evolution and welcomed Bryan’s debate on evolution. He defined evolution as continuous progressive change and argued it supports mankind’s ascent, challenging orthodox Christian doctrine and its concept of original sin and salvation.
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All Souls Unitarian Church
Wicks
Odd Fellow
Unitarian
Mr. Bryan
God
Earth
Jesus
Dr. Wicks
Tempted by Devil Sermon Highlights Sin Temptations
In a St Paul M E Church sermon Rev Frank L Hovis described all men as subject to the devil's temptations. He spoke of mountain top experiences and said true life comes from serving Christ with the refrain get behind me Satan. Meanwhile Memorial Church loses its pastor after five years with Rev James M Eakins resigning from Memorial Presbyterian Church.
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St. Paul M. E
Frank L. Hovis
Satan
Christ
Memorial Church
James M. Eakins
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Meetings Here Tuesday State Sunday School Convention
A dense schedule of luncheon meetings appears across multiple organizations. Entries mention Cable Tabernacle Indianapolis Motor Bus Club Lincoln Purchasing Agents Association Severin St Mihiel Leer Post American Legion Seventh floor C of C Board of Trade Rotary Club I A A U Paint Oil Varnish Club Grace Presbyterian Men Gyro Club Mercator Club pink Arms American Chemical Society Lodge Meeting Denison University of Michigan Alumni Lincoln American Legion Severin.
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Cable Tabernacle
Indianapolis Motor Bus Club
Lincoln
Purchasing Agents Association
Severin
St. Mihiel Leer Post
American Legion
C. of
C. American Legion
Board of Trade
Rotary Club
Claypool
C. Paint, Oil and Varnish Club
C. Grace Presbyterian
C. of C. Gyro Club
Mercator Club
American Chemical Society
Lodge
Denison
University of Michigan
Uncheon
Resigning pastor reads resignation to congregation
The Rev. Eakins read his resignation to his congregation on Sunday morning but gave no reason. The action must be presented at an official congregational meeting and then sent to the Indianapolis Presbytery before taking effect, with Sept. 1 expected as the date. Eakins began his current pastorate five years ago after nine years at Warsaw and earlier served as Army chaplain of the 157th Field Artillery, 3d Indiana Regiment in Hattiesburg, Miss. During his tenure the church grew and paid off a $16,000 debt last year. his future plans were not disclosed.
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Indianapolis
Eakins
Warsaw
157Th Field Artillery
3D Indiana Regiment
Hattiesburg
Miss
Better Conditions Seen in Education Says Pastor
The Rev. Edwin Cunningham told a Sunday audience at the Central Universalist Church that higher education will bring improvements for future generations. He urged faith and study as keys to better state of affairs and progress.
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Pastor
Edwin Cunningham
Central Universalist Church
Religious Education Urged By Local Pastor
Dr. E Robertson of East Park M E Church urged Sunday that school education without understanding the heart of life through Jesus Christ would be futile. He spoke during morning services stressing religious instruction as essential to true education.
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Jesus Christ
Dr. E. Robertson
East Park M. E. Church
Graduates Attend Services at Northwood Church
More than 100 grade and high school graduates attended Sunday services at Northwood Christian Church. The Rev. R. M. Thompson spoke on the sermon theme Therefore Choose Life to young people.
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Northwood Christian Church
Corner Stone Laid for Fairfax Christian Church Edifice
The new Fairfax Christian Church at North Street and Berwick Avenue held corner stone ceremonies Sunday afternoon. Rev. Urban L. Ogden, the church pastor, led the exercises. The stone was laid the previous Saturday.
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Fairfax Christian Church
North St
Berwick Ave
Urban L. Ogden
Motor Industry Opens Field For Many Factories
The rapid growth of automobile manufacturing spurs many accessory shops and repair outlets. The D V Vulcanizing Shop at Georgia and Delaware streets specializes in tire repair for commercial work, offering Dayton tires Veedol oils and prompt vulcanizing. Tire construction now targets hauling, speed and road type needs, guiding buyers to suitable tires.
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Delaware Sts
Dayton
D & D Vulcanizing Co
Dayton Tires
Veedol Oils
Delaware and Georgia
Sts. Indianapolis
Enamelite opens steam spray auto paint plant in Indianapolis
Enamelite Company begins steam spray painting at Keystone Ave and Tenth St with a satin finish on repainted cars. James H. Ryan serves as president. Cars are stripped by chemicals, rebuilt with a glass coat plus three surface coats, and underbody cleaned by steam. Prices: Ford open roadster $20, touring $23, coupe or sedan $29.
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Enamelite Company
Keystone Ave
Tenth St
James H. Ryan
Indianapolis
Ford
Riverside amusement park thrills and investment highlighted
Peggy Ann describes a night trip to Riverside with friends, noting derby racer, mystic mill chutes and a $35,000 ride plus a $65,000 new dance hall under dome ceilings. Dick Edwards, A W Wbiter and L A Coleman are profiled as park leaders amid a quarter of a million dollars invested.
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Riverside Amusement Park
Riverside
Sunnyside
Ford
Mystic Mill
Dick Edwards
A. W. W Biter
L. A. Coleman
Riverside Park Amusement Co
Just
Indianapolis
Pastor Lyons honored by Indianapolis Catholic clergy
The Rev. M. W. Lyons pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes Church Irvington was honored in a reception by Indianapolis Catholic clergy in the church parlor as part of activities for his twenty-fifth ordination anniversary. A dinner is planned tonight by the church Men's Club and Tuesday morning he will celebrate an anniversary mass.
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M. W. Lyons
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Irvington
Indianapolis
Anniversary Marked at Central Christian Church Delaware and Walnut
The ninetieth anniversary of Central Christian Church was celebrated with large attendance. Worship began with Sunday school and ended with night service. People traveled over 100 miles. Frank M. Wiley, a fifty year member, delivered a history of the church as a feature of the observance.
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Central Christian Church
Delaware and
Walnut Sts
Frank M. Wiley
Religious Harmony Urged in Sermon at West Washington St Church
Rev. W. E. Cissna urged harmony among church members and across creeds. He said harmony requires granting neighbors the same rights one claims and cited political differences as a precedent for staying friends despite disagreement. He warned against a gospel of hate guiding behavior.
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W. E. Cissna
West
Washington Street
M. E
Cissna
Mammoth Cave hovers as bid to join national parks
Washington dispatch says Mammoth Cave of Kentucky, valued at about 1 million dollars on 2,279 acres along Green River, remains private in the Croghan estate. Elder nieces aged 89 and 95 hold title. Rep Robert Young Thomas introduced a bill to approprate 1 million to purchase it for a national park. Also noted, the House of Ajaccio gifts Napoleon Bonaparte's birthplace to France.
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Times
Washington
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
America
Sam
John Croghan
Green River
Robert Young Thomas
Congress
Baths Great Aid in Keeping Health
Virginia Teens of the Ohio Beauty Shop offers sulphur baths and salt rubs to help eliminate poisons, aiding diseases like rheumatism and nervous disorder. The women’s clinic operates day and evening hours, with electrically equipped baths and personalized treatment, alongside regular beauty services.
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Virginia
Ohio
Ohio St
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