The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-25
CHURCHES

, day school, Ray Duning. superintend-
end, 9:15 a. m, Children's Day service
1000 d. N. Evening service omitted.
| Missionary Sewing Society Thursday
afternoon. Teachers meeting Friday
| evening
! Trinity English Lutheran - Corner
Seventh and South A streets; Oscar
! T. F. Tressel. pastor Residence, %
! South Eleventh street. Phone 1861.
! Children's Day service at 10 a. II.
: Special service of recitation and song
! for Sunday school and congregation
Evening worship, 1880 o'clock. Teach
! ers' conference Wednesday evening at
! 7:45 o'clock.
Trinity Lutheran - Sunday school
/ and congregation will celebrate Chill
dren's Day Sunday morning with i
! special service of recitation, drills and
! song. The service will begin at 10
o'clock and the program is as follows:
Song. Spread, o Spread the Mighty
! Words, school; Scripture lesson and
/ prayer; Recitation, Come Rain or
Shine" Leighton Sherman; Song,
| Growing Like Jesus" Miss Deuker's
and Miss Hashmeyer's classes; Elk
! ercise, "Sunbeams and Raindrops."
/ Mrs. Remmert's class; Recitation,
The Mission of Flowers" Miss Cut
ter's class; Exercise The Bible Gar
| den; Song, Bring Them In" school;
Recitation, Give with Cheerful
Heart; Offering and call of roll; Ad-
i dress, Rev. o. T. F. Tressel; Recita-
ton, "Mending Your Nets. Paul
Wrede, Luther Koehring, George Kar-
cher, Loren Williams, Raymond Stau-
Der; Song, DO a Bit of Kindness
New" junior choir; Song, % Zion,
Haste Thy Mission High Fulfilling:
Benediction and doxology.
st. Paul's Lutheran Church-South
Seventh and D streets, J. P Miller,
Pastor. Sunday school, a. N, Jessie
Weichman, Superintendent Divine
services, 1870 a m. and 700 p. m.
Subject of the evening sermon is
Breaking the Alabastor Box in the
Home" German services by DR.. J. L.
Neve, 200 p. m, with the Holy Com
munion.
METHODIST.
/, First Methodist EpiscopaI-R. W.
Stoakes, pastor. Sunday school. 9:l5
a. m. The entire forenoon service
will be given over to the Children's
Day program. It will be a little play
let The Light of the World" A girls
, chorus from the intermediate depart
ment will occupy the choir. Organ
voluntary, Miss Kirkpatrick; Hymn
Invocations; Professional of the
Branches-Boys of the primary de-
, partment; Professional of the Flowers
: Girls of the primary department:
Sunshine a reading by Mrs. ShaI.
= lenurg, assisted by three little BOYS
? and girls; Offertory; Hymn; The Sac
| rament of Baptism; Hymn; Benedic.
, ton. There will be the usual Epworth
= league service in the evening at the
} $50 hour. The evening hour Of wor.
I ship, 7:30 o'clock.
l Third M. z. Church-Sunday schoo'
! at $50 o'clock, o. F. Coryell, superin
. tendent. This Sunday ends the frs,
/ six months of the year, during which
Y time the school has had an avera ge
= attendance of 161, and a total offerins
of $3.50. At 1870 o'clock Mrs. Park
, er's class will be present and take
! part in the service. Epworth League
J. meets at GAS o'clock; at 100 the pas.
' tor will preach. Special music al
' both morning and evening services
, Stewards meeting on Monday night
: Standard Bearers, Tuesday evening
t and other regular services of the weel
at the usual time. The public is in
vited to all services.
| Grace Methodist church-The pas
, tor will be in his pulpit both mornine
i and evening. At 1880 o'clock he vii
; preach upon the theme, Concerning
: Our Brother study of social anC
: religious responsibility At 7:30 the
: fourth episode in the Abraham Lin
coin films will be shown and the pa S
tor will speak upon Walking witt
Kings Without Losing the Common
= Touch" Sunday school officers ant
+; teachers are requested to be presen
Y on time. Epworth League at 6:3t
: o'clock. We are anxious to have oul
. full quota of attendance upon the
: weekday school of Bible study to be
!, gin at the high school building Mon
, day morning at o'clock All ou
: boys and girls from eight to II year.
Will be welcome.
\ MISSION.
Union Mission North Twelfth