Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06

George ). Henninger, pastor, will preach
at the morning and evening services.
First Baptist Church--EternaI Life
| and THE Song of a Hebrew Statesman
will be the themes of the morning and
eyening sermons, respectively, of DR..
Frederick e. Taylor, pastor
Central Universalist Church-The Rev.
Edwin Cunningham, pastor, will preach
on The Good and Bad in Spiritualism"
at the morning worship.
Broadway NJ. e. Church-The Rev. W.
B. Farmer, pastor, viii preach on the
life of Oliver p. Morton in the morning.
The service will be under the auspices of
General Memorial Association, and pa
triotic songs will be sung. Albert j.
Ball, president of the association, is In
charge Of the arrangements. Members
of the G. A. r. and w. K. c. will attend
the service in a body.
Second Baptist Church-"A Grain Of
Wheat" and THE Great Choice" will be
the topics of the morning and evening
sermons respectively of the Rev. G..
Rector Dye. An address will be made by
the Rev. Charles NJ. Dinsm0re IN the
afternoon.
Roberts Park NJ. E. Church-The Rev.
George NJ. Smith, pastor, will preach on
"a Powerless Popular Pulpit" and THE
Cloud of Witnesses" at the morning and
evening services respectively.
Brookside Park U. b. Church-The Rev.
J. B. Parsons, pastor. will preach on
THE Invincible Interrogation Point at
the morning worship, and on From
Politics to Prayer in the evening.
Trinity NJ. e. Church-"The Divine I'm
Outstanding in Redemption" and why
Have a Church. will be the themes of
the morning and evening sermons, re-
spectively, of the Rev. c. n. Wilson,
pastor.
Speedway Christian Church-The Rev
Charles H Gunsaulus. pastor, will preach
on "He That Endures to the End Shall
Be Saved" at the morning service, and
on Elijah and the Still Small Voice" at
the evening.
Capitol Avenue Methodist Church-The
Rev. J. Edward MUIR, pastor, will preach
on "Life's Unexpected Issues" in the
morning and on "0pen Doors of Oppor-
tunity" in the evening.
First Friends Church-The Women 6
Missionary Society of the church will
meet at the home Of Mrs. I. G. Furnas. A
talk will be made by Mrs. Edward J.
Dunn on American Community Centers."
Grace VI. f. Church-The Rev. c. E.
Line, pastor, will preach on The Su-
preme Motive in Soul Winning" at the
morning worship and on Excuses at
the evening service.
Revival services will be held every eve
ming from Nov. to Nov. 2S under the
auspices Of NJ E. Baker, evangelist, and
the Rev. Mr.. Line.
North Park Christian Church-"Should
be the subject OF the sermon of the Rev.
j. d. Garrison at the evening service In
the morning, he will preach on The
Great Confession"
st. Paul VI. Il. Church-"Lest We For
get and Winding Our Own Business, /"
will be the morning and evening themes,
respectively, of the sermons of the Rev.
Frank L. Hovis
Maple Road Church-"Apostle Of OPP
tmisIn" and "A Despairing Cry Tor
Help will be the subjects Of the morn
Ing and evening sermons respectively.
DOwney Avenue Christiln Church-The
Rev. Clarence Reidenbach. pastor. will
preach on THE Peer of Cod and go
ciety and It's Prisoners" at the morning
and evening services respectively
ST. PauIs Episcopal Chureh-saThe
Test Of Civilization" and Universal
Hunger viii be the subjects of the
morning and evening services respective
ly OF the Rev. Lewis Brown, pastor
King Avenue NJ. f. Church-The Rev.
w. W. Clouse, pastor, will preach on
Guest and Savior" at the morning wor-
ship, and on "A Busy Day In the life OF
Jesus" at the evening.
Victory Memorial Chureh-The Rev L.,
A Heitz OF Frankfort will conduct the
song service in connection with the re-
Vival meetings, which will be held every
evening next week. Tomorrow evening
the pastor, the Rev J. L. Buckley. will
preach on Guests Who Were Not Ad-
mitted."