Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-18
Sunday i'm Indianapolis Churches
CHRISTMAS MUSIC TO BE REVIVED

the services at the Indianapolis churches
tomorrow. The programs will include
old time vocal and instrumental favor
ties, which are revived every year at
! Christmas time. Such numbers of eter-
nal Christmas signi icance as Behold,
Bring You Good Tidings," silent Night,
Holy Night" "While Shepherds Watched
Their F.ocks" and ave Maria" will be
among the vocal selections. Handefs
"Hallelujah," Borowski's Alteration"
and the Turner'S "Song Of Triumph" also
Will be included.
In a number of the churches sermons
will be preached upon subjects relative
to Christmas.
Broadway NJ. Il. Church--Special must
cal programs will be given at both the
morning and evening services. A chorus
of forty voices and an orchestra of six
teen pieces will participate. AT the morn
ing services vocal numbers will be given
I by Mrs. Eugene Short, Mrs. Raymond
White, Mrs. e. l.. Sewage, Miss Dorothy
Eoshell, Mrs. c. c. Hogue, Raymond
White, Paul Cochley and f. L. Fordyce,
and Robert q. Hailing will give the
organ prelude and II. Sanford Turner the
postlude. At the evening service special
orchestra numbers viii be given under
the leadership of George Purcell, and
vocal numbers by Mrs. Short, Mrs. Sell
wage and Mrs. Ritter Willard f. Beck
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All Souls Unitarian Church-At the
morning services special musical num-
bers will be given. Christmas carols will
he sung by the children of the Sunday
School; Miss Charlotte Lieber will give
a solo, and an instrumental number by
Miss Beroha Schellschmidt, violinist;
Mrs. Louis SchelIschmidt- Koehne, harp
list, and Mrs. e. A. Brockway, organist,
will be rendered At the morning service
the Rev. Frank S. c. Wicks, pastor, Will
preach on us There Peace on Earth?'
CHORUS FEATURE
AT ROBERTS PARK.
Roberts Park NJ. f. Chureh--A chorus
Of fifty voices viii be the feature Of
| the Christmas musical program at the
morning and evening services, under the
| direction OF Hugh McGtbeny and Mrs
| Roy l.. Burtch, organist A solo quar-
tette composed of Miss LeOna Wright
soprano; Miss Catherine Gibson, alto (;
/ Raymond Ban, tenor, and H. W. Laut
Jr.. bass, will furnish selections. They
viii be assisted by Miss Clarice Soloman,
soprano; Mrs. Frances white eber
harpist and Frank Cure, oboe player.
Or. George NJ. Smith, pastor, viii preach
on Holy Night in Bethlehem" at the
morning service. and on The Angels
Gloria" in the evening.
: First Congregational Church-In the
morning a special program OF Christmas
music viii be given by the regular guar
soprano; Miss Zelma Sahl, cOntralto; An
drew Smith, tenor, and A. Hit2, baritone.
They VIII be assisted by the Lincoln
trio, Miss Ella Schroeder, violin; Miss
Emily Hagstrum, viollncello, aud Mrs. ).
X. Ruick. Organist
Memorial Presbyterian Church-At the
morning and evening services musical
programs Will be rendered in place OF
the regular services. The program viii
be given under the direction Of Miss
L fs# Sol MI
beers will be given by Miss Catherine
Howard soprano: Miss Marion q. VII
liarns, contraitO; Floyd NJ. Chafee. tenor,
and Charles L Alwes. bass. They VIII
be assisted by Miss Olive Killer, viollnist.
THE Heavenly child" will be the theme
OF the morning sermon OF the Rev.
George Savary, past~~
Central Avenue VI. T.. Church-Under
the direction OF Franklin n. Taylor.
choral program will be given a the serv-
ices In the morning ana evening. Ihose
who will take part in the program are
Mrs f. L. Whltcmore aud c. A. Barth,
soloists: Miss Jessamtne Barley, go
prano: Leland Lyle, bass; Miss Helen
ThOms. contralto: L. &. Schwerln, bass;
= l.. Montani bass: Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyi
Elliott. alto. and Mrs. william T. Duthie
organist. DR. o. W. Fifer, pastor, Will
preach on "The Tokens OF Christ" at the
morning service.
CHRISTMAS
CANTATA.
Sutherland Presbyterfnn Chmeh-Un-
der thu direction 81 Miss Lora L. Lackey,
0rganist. the Clorel Society OF the church
viii present a Christmas cantata in the
evening entitled The Messiah's Coming
The production viii he assisted by Mrs.
+. 4. Symnes and Mrs. =. J.. Files,
renders solo numbers will be given by
Mrs. John 2. Rces, Mrs. Ned Clay and
Miss Esther GRAF. Coutraltos Miss Nj
zion l.. Lantz and Mrs. Hazel Morris
Rafert. Tenor solos. A. y. MulfOrdg
Norman >Green and Fred Rafert
Fletcher Place VI. Z. Chureh-Christ-
mas music programs will be given at
both the morning and evening services,
under the direction Of Bruce Hughes.
solo numbers Will be given by Mrs.
George W Shea. Miss Pauline ingalls,,
Miss Freda Hughes. Paul Walters and
William Nusbaum
A ladies' trio composed Of Miss Pauline
ingalls,, Miss Grace Leedy and Miss Ruth
Leedy, and u mems trio composed of
Paul Walters. WilfigTn Nusbaum aud Mr..
Matill0 viii give special numbers.
Seventh Presbyterian Churrh--At both
morning and evening services the regu-
lar church time win he given over 20
the rendering Of Christmas instrumental
and vocal selections, which viii be given
under the direction Of Mrs. f. n. Hanke-
meier who viii be assisted by Mrs. sam
Essex, violinist. Selections by the quar-
tette composed OF Miss Ruth Forbes.
Mrs Louise Campbell, Car L. Mathis
and f. y. Ensminger, win also be given.
The regular chorus choir viii sing.
First L. II. Church--Christmas music
will be the feature of both the morning
and evening services. The program VIII