Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
INTER-CHURCH
WORLD PLANS
TO BE SPEEDED
Conferences Scheduled for
Next Week by Various
Denominations.
REV. PAIGE IN FAREWELL

KEY. PAlGE In FARE W ELL
More chan 100000 students Of American
colleges affiliated with the interchurch
world movement are expected to repeat
tomorrow a special prayer prepared by
the spiritual research department OF the
Increment as a feature Of life enlistment
day.
Colleges are expected to play promi-
nent part In the interchurch movement
and special efforts viii be made to en-
list enthusiastic support Of student
bodies In all denominatienal schools.
0ne-third Of the vast sum TO be raised
By evangelical denominational bodies has
been allotted to the American educational
commission of the movement.
Conferences of pastors, laymen and
Iaywomen of the interchurch world
movement will be held at Tomlinson hall
and in the Y. NJ. c. A. building the first
half of next week. Conferees viii be
schooIed In the cooperative plans OF the
movement and prepared to hold similar
conferences in their home counties.
MANY UNCONVENTIONAL
MEETINGS SCHEDULED.
Dencminationa1 meetings will be held
in Roberts Park NJ. E., Meridian Street
NJ. E., Zion Evangelical, Evangelical as
ISOLATION, First United Brethren, Sec
ond Presbyterian, Second Reformed, First
Baptist. First Congregational and Cen
trail Christian churches
Among Indiana men who will have
charge of county organization work, are
DR.. G. NJ. DinSmOre, Rev. j. L.. BUCKLEY
and G. l. Hoover of indianapolis. DR..
Dinsmore viii work in Johnson county !;
Rev. Mr. Buckley in Dekalb, Steuben
r. n
Howard. Hamilton and Upton counties.
The Indiana Church Federation will
have charge of work In Marion county.
The committee on arrangements for the
women's conference, of which Mrs. Efie
T.. Cunnin CHAM, associate editor Of the
World Call, is chairman, held luncheon
at the l.. S. Ayres tearoom Friday 10
complete plans for the conference. 9th
ers present were Mrs. James P. Good
rich. Mrs. s. f. Perkins, Mrs. Alvin L.
Coate, Mrs. Timothy Harrison, Mrs.
Thomas Paddock, Mrs. Ellie X. Payne,
Mrs. George KnOdle, Miss Julia English
Mrs. Charles Mueller, Mrs. c. Z. Asbury,
Mrs L. B. Hopkins, Mrs. c. J. Buchanan
Mrs z. c. Rumpler. Mrs. NJ. A. Potter,
Mrs. George Savary, Miss Della Dear
born, Miss Margaret Day, Mrs. Don D.
TuIlis, Mrs Madison Swadener, Mrs. VIII
James K. Branson.
SPEAKER FOR
WOMEN'S MEETING.
Mrs. william Fraser Mcdowell Of
Washington, d. c.. and Mrs. L. d. Robin
son, Colorado Springs, Colo, viii be
among the speakers at the women's con
ference. Mrs Efie L. Cunningham.
convener of Indiana for the womens con
ference, will preside. The men speakers.
who will appear at both conferences. are {:
Frederick W Bnrnham OF Cincinnati, r.
a. Burris, st. Louis: DR.. William Z.
Doty. New York City; A. 81 Honline.
Dayton, o.; DR. George 4. Huntley, a
medical missionary TO China; Rev
Charles II. Pratt. New York City; Rev.
Frank Rines. Baltimore: DIR. G. =. Lesher,
medical missionary to South China; DR..
". q. C1ippinger. Westerville. ..
Rev IBcius r. Paige, who viii leave
for a new charge at Cambridge. Mass.
March Z, will conclude his service for the
Central Universalist church with ser
mon tomorrow morning. His subject VIII
be christian Loyalty and The VIII pay
tribute to the faithful church. apprecia
tive press and his many friends Of Indi-
annapolis. There viii be a baptism of
children and o reception of members. A
special program has been arranged for
thet choir under leadership Of Mrs. Carl
D. Elliott.
SERVICES Al
OTHER CHURCHES.
Church announcements for Sunday are
as follows:
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-Dr william
?. Weir. an Ohio minister. viii preach Ia
the morning on Men and the Modern
Church He will aGrdeas the Young
Mems Bible elias at 9 80 O'Clock
BRooKsIDE PARK U. B.-Morning
subject Of Rev. J. B. Parsons. THE
Strategic Year of Approach" Evening
suR4eestt57 @Gha 5S2 SSl Questions, !,
Rev. Frederick E. Taylor. The King
dom's Greatest Asset" Evening, The
Man Who Thought God Was Cruel"
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL-Mornin
Nazareth" Evening, ''The Ideal Prayer"
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN-Morn sub
1ect of Rev. Allan B. Phiiputt. ITO Seek
and and to Save. Evening subject, The
MERIDIAN STREET NJ E-Morning
subject of DR.. Philip L. Frick. John
Ruskin; Why He Became a Christian"
In the evening Prof. Stanley Coulter of
Purdue university will speak at the Me
ridian forum, The Standards for a New
Age
DowNEY CHRIsTIAN-Morn sub
tect of Rev. Clarence Reidenbach, The
Shepherds of the King" Evening sub
iect, "A Reasonable Service"
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAI-Mornin
subject of Rev. Benjamin Rist, "Christ's
Prayer for U.s." Evening subject, An
Appeal to Reason" A song service will
precede the evening sermon
SUTHERLAND PRESBYTERIAN -
Rev. j. L. Prentice win preach in the
morning on "Whosoever Shall Compel
Thee to Go One Mile, Go With Him
Two" Evening text, 80 Lord, Send, ]
Pray Thee, By the Hand OF Him Whom
Thou Wilt" A special musical program
has been arranged.
MANSUR PARK METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL-Rev. j. c. McCasIin, pastor, will
preach In the morning on "The CORN
THAN Limit to Pauls Ministry" Evening
subject. THE DEVILS Religion"
CENTRAL AVENUE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL+-Dr. o. W. Fifer will
preach in the morning on FINEST
MOTION PICTURES.
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