Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
PLENTY OF FOOTBALL ACTION HERE AND ELSEWHEREN
Sunday in Indianapolis Churches
Y BIG MEETING AT ENGLIsHS

The seventeenth year Of the Y. NJ. c.
A. big Meetings will open tomorrow
afternoon at English's Opera House.
Bishop Frederick D. Leete has been Sc
lected as the first speaker of the year.
This viii be the first great interdenomi-
national and nonsectarian gathering that
Bishop Leete has addressed since COM
ing TO Indiana from the South.
The musical part of the program Will
consist of a concert by the reorganized
"Big Meeting" orchestra of twenty pieces,
which will begin as the doors of the
theater are opened at o'clock The
orchestra is under the direction of L. A
Won Staden.
For the seventeenth consecutive year
the Masonic Male Quartet will provide
the special numbers of songs
The big Meeting,' managers have been
advised that by virtue of the interest in
the big Meeting" opening program be-
cause of the presence of Bishop Leete,
many groups Of men are being organized
from the various Methodist churches of
the city to attend the meeting in body.
There will be no reserved seats.
All men of the city of indianapolis
are invited to the opening meeting.
As part of the affair a big Meeting"
for boys from IL to IS years old will be
held in the auditorium of the Y. NJ. c. A,
at 2:30 o'clock, when J. NJ Matheny,
worker among boys. and lecturer on boy
life, will make the principal address,
his subject being "A Baseball Game"
The Masonic male quartette will sing
and the Y. NJ. c. A. Dormltory Orches-
ira will play. Mrs Harry Grulich will
conduct the singing with various sections
or the hall competing with each other
Seventy five boys will be chosen from
those attending for officers and commit
teemen of the organization of "Self-gor-
erning Boys" which will be formed.
Central Christian Church-The Rev. AL
Ian b. Philputt, pastor, will preach on
The Changing World" at the morning
service, and on Some of Lies Illu-
Illusions" at the evening.
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church-"To
the Childlike and Not to the Wise" and
Two Pictures of Our Father" win be
the themes OF the morning and evening
sermons OF the Rev. ]. Ambrose Dunkel.
Wheeler Mission-C. Fenwick Reed,
evangelist, win preach at o'clock and
at z AS o'clock. There will be special
music by the mission choir.
First Congregational-In the morning
the Rev. George ssvary, pastor, viii
Central Avenue NJ. Il. Chureh-Dr. o.
w. Fifer, pastor, Will preach on The
Pilgrims, Before They Were Americans
and "A Self Made Man, Are You" at the
morning and evening services. respect
lively.
Meridian Heights Church-The subjects
of the morning and evening sermons, re-
spectively, Of the Rev. T. Il. White, pas
tor, will be Forgetting to Count God
In" and The Second Tale Of the Sea-
Ais Well"
Second Presbyterian Church-"The
Adequacy of the Present Opportunity"
and f3esponse to Spiritual Vision" viii
be the topics Of the morning and evening
sermons, respectively. Of the Rev. Owen
Davies Odell.
All Souls Unitarian Church--The Rev.
George GilmOur OF Dallas. Texas, Will
preach at the morning worship. his sub
3ect being The Renl Religion Of Today"
The Rev. Gilmour is spea king under the
auspices OF the Unita rian Laymens
League.
New Church ChapeI-"Spiritual Alert
ness" viii be the topic OF the sermon
Of the Rev. II. Durand Downward, pas
tor. In the morning.
First Presbyterian Church-!The Rev.
Louden A. Hartman, assistant minister
OF the Second Presbyterian Church, Will
preach on What is Rellglonf" at the
morning worship.
Meridian street 81. II. Church--Prof.
L. r. Eckhardt Of De PAW University
will preach In the morning.
East Tenth Street Chureh-The Rev.