The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-01
CITY CHURCHES TAKE
PART IN MISSIONARY
PROGRAMS NEXT WEEK

Mission week will be observed the
coming week by pra ctically all the
churches of the city Four afternoon
programs and TIVE evening programs
will be given from Oct. 4 10 z. Form
al opening of the program will take
place at ? O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
in the Reid MeEorial church when
the first study program will be pre-
scented. The STUDY programs are 10
be held Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday afternoons from :
o'clock to AIS o'cbck, Il IS announced.
Each of these sessions IS 10 be held
in the Reid Memorial church
DIR. j. NJ Taylir, world travelled
lecturer. missionaiy, evangelist and
college president, will speak at 7:3o
o'clock "Wednesday evening in the
Reid Memorial church The climax
of mission week will be presentation
of the pageant. Striking of Amer.
ica's Hour" next Friday evening AT
the East Main STREET Friends church.
All the afternooa meetings, as Well
as the lecture ana the pageant, will
be open to the public. No admission
will be charged It any Of the pro-
grams. the address or the pageant,
The Fedora ted Bard of Missions Of
this city is directsg the weeks cela-
bration
The program his been announced
as follows:
Tuesday Afternoon
Oct. 4. at oelock in the Reid
Memorial churct Devotions. Mrs.
MCLEAN Work. Business. Address
on Cuba" Mrs. May Jones. Vocal
solo, Mrs. F. w. Kruger Discussion
of the Home Textbook, From Survey
to Service by thi Rev. Ruth Pember-
ton Brown. Disclssion of the foreign
text book, "The Kingdom and the Ma,
tions" by Mrs. A H Backus. (These
discussions by ATs. Brown and Mrs.
Backus will be ontinued at each of
the afternoon n1etings)
Wednes dy Afternoon
Oct 5. Reid Memorial church. De.
votions, Mrs. U. : G Ewing. Address
on africa" Z. Willis Beede. Home
Text book. Mrs. Brown Solo, Mrs.
Ray Longnecker. Foreign text book,
Mrs. Backus.
WEDNESDAY Evening
Oct. 5, 1880 odock, Reid Memorial
church. Organ pituitary, Mrs Hugh
F'oss. Address, World Conditions
that Make Demcracy Impossible"
DR.. ]. NJ Taylor world traveller and
missionary EVANGELIST. Music, ladies'
double quartette
Thursda Afternoon
Oct. s. DevotDns. Mrs. Charles NJ
best plan and tel it" Solo. Mrs. Lloyd
Z. Harter. Hone and foreign text
books.
Friday Afternoon
Oct. Z. Devodons, Mrs. Charles
Trimble. Federation Business. Home
text book discussion. Solo, Mrs Will
lam Kienker. Foreign text book dis
cussion.
Pageant Friday Night.
The pageant, The Striking of Amer
ica's Hour" in which more than 100
persons from The various churches OF
the city are 10 Nrticipate viii be pre-.
scented Friday Eening in the East
Main Street Fhends' church. Mrs.
John Shallenbug is general pageant
chairman. and E P. Trueblood, assist
ant general chairman. Mrs. Fred ].
Bartel has chaTe of the vocal music
and Miss Haley Harold of the instru-
mental. Costume chairman is Miss
Ruth Scott.
Leading parts in the production are
to be taken By e. P Trueblood, Mrs.
Juliet Swayne shirk. Mrs Paul Com
stock, and Mrs.W. A. Ellis.
An orchestra composed of music
ians from number of churches, will.
play for the PAGEANT A double quar-
tette of which the following perxSSs
are members will sing: Paul 8teen
and Ernest Re1k, tenors; Miss Marie
Deuker and Ms. Fred ]. BaYeL So
pranos; Mrs. lgnes Hansel 'Harter
and Mrs. Ray Longnecker, altos. and
George Hodge and Ben Bartel, bass.