Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23

Dinner for $50 needy persons viii be
served at the Gospel Mission Church Of
Christ, SIS East Maryland street, at noon
The first 80 persons to apply win be
served.
The Y. W c A has made special ar
rangements for girls in the institution
home and girls IN the recreation center
at West and Twelfth streets. Nearly 200
girls Of the Federation Of Industrial
Clubs and the Girl Reserve Clubs VIII
have a Thanksgiving dinner In Hollen-
beck Hall tonight. Each girl VIII give a
pound Of food which VIII be placed in
baskets for the needy. a chicken will
be placed In each basket
All the turkeys for a Thanksgiving
dinner at the Home for Aged Women In
North Capitol avenue will be supplied
by the Automobile Trade Association.
Thanksgiving day will be observed in
most Of the churches Of the city with
special ceremonies, and In many cases,
several churches win unite In holding
their services The FIVE large downtown
churches, Roberts Park NJ E., Second
Presbyterian, Central Christian, First
Baptist ana Meridian Street 81 f., viii
meet at the Roberts Park NJ L. Church
at 1890 Thursday morning. There will
be special music including. organ seloc-
lions by Miss Dorothy Knight of the
Second Presby terian Church and vocal
numbers by the quartet Of the same
church, composed Of Mr.. and Mrs
Arnold Spencer, Miss Eva Jeiferies and
Raymond Jackson. Rev. Jean s. Miner.
pastor Of the Second Presbyterian
Church will deliver the principle address
Land Of Affection" will be his theme
and he viii bring out the Importance Of
remembering the Lords goodness to
America.
At the Broadway NJ z. Church COM
bination services will be held with the
congregations Of the First United Pres
byterian, Moravian Episcopal, and Suth-
erland Presby berian churches. The Rev.
J. a. Henderson, pastor Of the First
United Presbyterian Church will spea K
on God I'm the Nation" The mixed
quartet Of the Broadway NJ r. Church,
composed Of Mrs. Margaret White. Miss
Dorothy Gosheu, c. NJ. c. Hogue and
Paul Cochley, accompanied by Mrs. Mary
Willhite, will give q group Of songs and
Ralph Whitaker will play several cornet
solos.
DR.. o. w. Trueblood. pastor Of the
First Friends Church will deliver an ad-
dress on 'An Occasion for Giving
Thanks" at the union services Of the
AtlNeEbIle NJ. r. UNITY NlGtNOulSL, union
Congressional, Riverside Baptist, and In
ternational Holiness Church, to be held at
the Riverside NJ. e. Church, Thursday
evening.
Downey Avenue Christian. Irvington
NJ. p. and Irvington Presbyterian
churches viii meet at Irvington NJ. T..
Church Wednesday evening for special
services in observance Of Thanksgiving
day.
The services viii be conducted by lay
men representatives Of the three churches
and there Will be a musical program.
Philip Zoercher, s. B. Walker and J. W.
Putnam will take part In the ceremonies.
Thursday noon there viii be Thanks
giving services for tho congregations Of
West Washington NJ. E., West Wash
ingtOn Presbyterian, First Church of
Brethren and West Park Christian
Church, at the latter church. Rev.
Clarence G. Baker, pastor os the West
Park Christian Church, will speak and
! thore viii be special music by the COM
! bined chOirs Of the four churches.
union service of nine churches Will
be held at. 10 o'clock Thursday morning
at the Fourth Presbyterian Church.
Those viii include the First Presby-
terrain, First Friends Memorial Presby-
terrain, First United Presbyterian, First