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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1925
Page
2
Rev J Ambrose Dunkle at Tabernacle Presbyterian preached on Finding Gods Plan in My Life to young people returning from college. He urged studying endowments and talent, developing skill, examining church city and state conditions, and seizing opportunities to serve humbly.
Woodruff Place Baptist minister rejects Darwinian theory as a monkey idea and argues against scientific atheism. Christian thinkers are more willing to believe that man has a divine origin and purpose, contrasting with secular evolution debates.
Rev. L. C. Trent of Woodruff Place Baptist Church criticized the idea that humans evolved from monkeys. He said a Dayton, Tennessee trial next month would show that credible scientists do not claim man descended from monkeys.
Judge E A Dausman of Indiana Appellate Court told St Pauls M E Church Sunday night that the greatest thing Americans can do for the nation is to get rid of banks. He advocated civil service appointments for all law enforcement officers.
Rev. Edmond Kerlin of First Evangelical Church denounces easy salvation. He argues no man ascends spiritually by wish alone and emphasizes backbone, determination, and personal choice as essential to reaching Heaven.
The Rev. Homer Dale of Hillside Christian Church told worshipers Sunday night that true wealth comes from an eternal home. He urged giving Christians a happy home, a good job, and a clean conscience to create the richest man.
Members of the Hoosier Dairy Maid Association will meet tonight at 116 EB. Maryland St. in the city venue.
Seattle delegates enter race for the National Education Association meeting with Los Angeles and Philadelphia also vying. The contest could affect Pacific coast selection if Los Angeles hosts 1927. Inside the group split classrooms push for a teacher to become president against the “organization” machine. Cornelia Adair and Mary McSkimmon are named candidates.
Jack Baker a 32 year old colored man of 919 North Senate Avenue is in city hospital suffering a broken right leg. Police say he was untangling horse reins in the rear of 438 West Thirty-Eighth Street Saturday when the horse kicked him.
Shelbyville Indiana June 29 Adjt Gen William H Kershner spoke to National Guard officers at a conference. Defense day observance was discussed during the session.
Representatives of Hiner's Red Ball Bus Lines will appear before officials to address the complaint filed by the State Highway Commission regarding bus line operations and safety compliance.
C H Strouse of Indianapolis was chosen president of the Indiana branch of the United Association of Post Office Clerks at the twenty fourth annual convention held at the Chamber of Commerce on Sunday. Also elected were D R Seybold of Marion first vice president and E R Boldry of Muncie second vice president.
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