Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-03
BIG MEETING
TOHEAR STORY
OF EX-GAMBLER
Howard Cadle Will Tell How
He Broke Away From
Clutches of Evil.
CHURCHES ARE ACTIVE


will be told Sunday afternoon at the Y.
NJ. c. A. Big Meeting at English's thea
ter. e. Howard Cadle will tell the story
his own story.
Cadle, one-time gambler, now Is re-
garded as a forceful evangelist. Young
men particularly are urged to attend the
meeting. The doors will open at 3 p. m.
and a musical program will follow.
DR.. Herbert L. Willett OF the Univer-
sity of Chicago. a widely known speaker,
will talk on Americas New Program"
at the Meridian forum at the Meridian
Street NJ. q. church Sunday night.
New Years messages will be contained
in the sermons of many pastors Sunday.
Church announcements for tomorrow
are as follows:
MANSUR PARK NJ. P.-Morning sub
ject of Rev. J. c. McCaslin, The know1-
edge Surprising Love of Christ Eve
ming subject. 1.-The Prodigal Son"
HALL PLACE NJ. E.-Morning subject
of Rev D. w. Nichols, The Sacraments
of the Church" Communion of the
Lords supper will follow. Evening, Rev.
John L. Vallon will preach.
CENTRAL UNIVERSALIST-M
subject of Rev. Lucius r. Paige, "Rous-
ing Religion" The Sunday school be-
gins a membership contest for 1920.
WEST WASHINGTON STREET NJ E.
Morning subject of Rev w. Z. Clssna,
MAI king the Most of the New Year"
Evening. Rev. CisSna will preach the
first of a series of sermons on fundamen-
tails of the Christian faith. Services will
be held in the tabernacle, West Washing
ton street and Bellevieu Place, Sunday
afternoon At $50 o'clock. The corner
stone for the new West Washington
street church will be laid by DR.. c. E.
Bacon, superintendent of the Indianapo-
lis district.
BROOKSIDE PARK L. B.--Morning
subject of Rev. J. b. Parsons, "A New
Christmas Memories The choir will
give q cantata illustrated with tableaux.
CAPITOL AVENUE NJ E.-Morning
subject of Rev. William l.. Sanders, The
Great Door" Evening subject, The
Lords Cup" in connection with the OBJ
servance of the sacrament of the Lords
xii SOULS Morning
subject of Rev. Frank S. c. Wicke,
FIRST Notwithstanding subject Of
DR. Frederick e. Taylor. The Possibil-
ity of Prayer in a World Of Science.
Evening subject, What the : oliceman
MERIDIAN STREET NJ. E-Morning
subject of DR.. Philip L. Prick. Holy
communion at 1O;45 a. m. Or. Herbert
Willett will speak on Americas New
Program" at the forum IN the evening.
subject of Rev. George Savary Ahead
in the Right Spirit" Moving picture
service at 80 o'clock, Satanic Intiu-
CENTRAL AVENUE NJ. E.-Morning
subject of Dr. o. W. Fifer, THE House
of Nineteen Problems" Evening sermon
by Dr. c. E. Bacon, superintendent Of
the indianapolis district, N. 2; church.
TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN -
Morning subject of Rev. J. Ambrose
Dunkel 1.-TWO Thieves and a Fautless
Man" Service at Tabernacle chapel,
Central avenue and Thirty fourth streets,
at 40 ?. m, theme. Resolved, To Do
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN - Morning
subject of Rev. NJ. L. Haines, "a New
Years Greeting"
WHEELER RESCUE MISSION-Serv-
ices Sunday afternoon and evening.
Evangelist Holzer will speak at both
services.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN-M
subject of Rev. Louden A. Hartman, "A
Working Faith for 1920" Evening sub
ject. The Gospel Of a Second Chance"
CENTRAL Morning sub
ject of Rev. Allan B. Philputt, The IN
falling Christ" Evening subject, THE
Third CHRISTIAN-Morning sub
ject of Rev. T. w. Grafton, The Day
After Evening subject, "A Young
Mans Jesus"
iect of Rev. George NJ Smith, Face to
Face" Evening subject of Rev. Smith,
AN Inspiring Hope"
CAPITOL AVENUE N, E.-Morning
subject Of Rev. William L Sanders, The
Great Door" Evening subject The
ST. PAULs EPISCOPAL-Morning
subject of Rev Lewis Brown, pastor
Looking Out Into the New Year" Eve.
ming subject, The Church and the city.
81. PAUL METHODIST-Morn
subject of Rev Benjamin Rist, THE OBJ
jective for the New Year" Evening,
"The Life Glorious"
NORTH PARK CHRISTIAN-Mornin
subject of Rev. Milo J. Smith, secretary
of The national temperance board Of the
disciples of Christ, 1.-THE Call of Need"
Evening, a musical service will be given.