Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
CHURCH PLANS
TO CELEBRATE
DEBT FREEDOM
North Park Congregation Will
Burn Mortgage at Special
Services.
PULPITs TO BE BUSY

A special service in celebration Of the
final payment of a mortgage on the North
Park Christian church, Twenty ninth and
Kenwood streets, will be held tomorrow
evening when the. mortgage will be
burned in public.
The program will include talks by r.
A. Henry on THE Early History Of the
Congregation :" DIR. B. H Sellers on the
Ups and Downs Of the Building Com
mittee," and 7. G. Lamb on the sub
ject, Cost and Present Value"
Rev. ]. D. Garrison will give an outline
of the status Of the church and its acrivi-
ties. Rev. E. L. Day of Marion, Ind,
pastor from 1911 to 1917, will speak on
MY Six Years at North Park"
TENTH ANNIVERSARY
OF DEDICATION.
Sunday marks the tenth anniversary of
the dedication Of the church. The match
will be applied to the mortgage by W.
c. Garten, treasurer. Miss Ruth Sterling
will offer two solos, and the North Park
orchestra will furnish music. Rev. Gar
rison will speak on Creative Power Of
the Word of God at the morning services.
Homecoming day will be observed at
the Christian Men Builders club of the
street and Broadway, March IS. The
new rooms of the club on the third
floor of the community house will be
opened on that date Dedication exer-
cises will be held beginning at o 80
o'clock in the morning.
A mass meeting Of all Christian Sunday
schools in the city will be held Mon
day evening in the Central Christian
church, Delaware and TT. Wayne avenue,
at AS O'Clock. An attendl nee Of over
1000 is expected at the meeting. Robert
NJ. Hopkins Of Cincinnati, general Bible
school secretary Of the American Chris
tan Missionary society, will address the
meeting on THE Outlook in Religious
Education" Mr.. Hopkins recently re-
turned from a four of the Holy Land.
PLAN TO REMODEL
CENTRAL CHURCH.
Plans for remodeling the Central Chris
tian church will be discussed at a meet
ing Sunday night March 81. 1t was de-
cided at recent meeting OF the official
church board to place the matter before
the congregation for an expression of
opinion.
There will be 8 meeting of county
campaign directors ard directors Of de-
Nominations taking part In the financial
drive for the Interchurch World Move
ment next Friday at the Y W. c. A.
building. according to announcement
made by Frank J. Resler. united fnan-
cial campaign director of Indiana. The
financial campaign TO raise funds fo-
the movement viii be held during the
last week Of April.
Church announcements for Sunday are
as follows:
TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN-
Morning subject Of Rev. J. Ambrose Dun
kel. Catching Men For Christ" Eve
ming service at Tabernacle chapel. Cen
trail avenue and Thirty fourth streets.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN-Mo
subject Of Rev. .. D. Odell "Life's Sec
ond Chance" Evening subject Living
Without Fear" Organ recital In evening
by Mr.. Hansen.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-Mo Morning
subject Of Rev. VI. l.. Haines. The King
dom of Heaven On Earth"
SUTHERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
Morning subject Of Rev. John l.. Prem
tice. Cakes Half Baked" Evening sub
ject, The Fathers Cup"
ROBERTS PARK NJ. E.-Morning sab
ject of Rev. George VI. Smith. a Heal
ing Ministry" Evening, Are the Saved
Safe :"
CENTRAL AVENUE NJ. E.-Dr. o. W.
Fifer Will preach both morning and eve
ming
MERIDIAN STREET NJ E.-Dr. Philip
l.. Prick, pastor, will preach In the morn
ing. DR.. Benjamin Young, secretary Of
the st. Louis Federation OF Churches,
will speak at { 80 ?; m;
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN - Morning
subject of Rev. Allan B. Philputt
Obedience the Key to knowledge"
Evening Religious Gas Masks.
THIRD CHRISTIAN-Mo Morning subject
Of Rey. T. ". Grafton. "A Positive
Saved %
FIRST Morning subject Of
Dr. Frederick Z. Taylor, The can OF
Christ" Evening, The Man Who Got
Even With His Boss
WHEELER MISSIONARIES meetings
at p. m. and 7:45 p. M. in the old EN-
pire theater.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 49, Rev.
George Savary will preach at II a. M on
Lifting or Lifted :"
ALL SOULS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
subject Of Rev. Frank S. c. Wicks,
CAPITOL AVENUE NJ. E.-Morning
subject OF Rev. William L. Sanders, "a
New Creature"
ST. PAUL NJ. E.-Morning subject Of
DR.. Benjamin Rist. Dying Lamps"
Evening. The Severity and Gentleness
MANSUR PARK NJ. E.-Morning sub
ject of Rev. j. c. McCaslin, Fair Deal
ing With God" Evening, The Devils
Doctrine"
ST. PAUL's Observation-Disclosures
subject of Rev. Lewis Brown, Mother