The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-30

ming AZ the Roberts Park Church; he
VIII also address the Union Ministers
Association at its meeting on next
Monday. New Years day, at 1890 a.
m, in the Roberts Park Church.
Special Musical Program
A special musical program win be
rendered Sunday night at st. Paul's
Episcopal Church.
The program for the morning ser
vice IS "a follows: Professional.
20 Come All Ye Faithful" ''Vanite,"
TIE Deum." Jubilate I'm ID" Tntroit
anthem, While Shepherds Watched"
quartette. "Sleep. Holy Babe" OF
fertory, How Lovely Upon the Noun
tains." and occasional. "Hark. the
Herald Angels Sing"
The program for the 7:30 D. m. ser
vice is as follows: Organ prelude,
Coming Of the King" Professional.
.'Adeste F1deus;" "Magnihcate in c."
Anthem, God Is Love-" as sung by
mems chorus; chorus. BE Thou, O
Cod ORertory. THE Heavens are
Declaring" and professional, God OF
our Fathers"
At II a. m, communion service
VIII be held.
Special Services Announced
Special evangelistic services will
begin Sunday morning at the Calvary
Baptist Church in Brightwood. The
meetings Will continue until Jan. q.
The Rev. Clarence Wilhelm, pastor,
VII act as his own evangelist.
AT ST. PAULs EPISCOPAL
CETR RICH, Dr.. Lewis Brown will
preach Sunday morning on The Four
Fold Christmas" and at night on
Looking Out into the New Year" At
the evening service, the choir viii be
augmented BY the mems choir from
the Ancient Landmarks Lodge. A
special program viii be given in hon
or Of the twenty-fourth anniversary
Of Clarence H. Carson, organist and
choirmaster.
PRESENT AND FUTURE: VIII
be the Sunday morning theme of Rev
Horace A. Sprague at the Hall Place
NJ. E. Church. At night, his subject
viii be Hidden Swords" A watch
night service viii follow the regular
night preaching service. Rev. a. Cul-
mer Schultz, Rev. Ralph Ogan. L. D.
Cunningham and B. p. Allen viii de
liver short gospel messages. The
service viii close with an Old-fash-
toned Methodist Love Feast. At the
morning service, Mrs. Charles AIcHal-
ton and Miss Lois Anderson viii sing
DR. HENRY l. DAVIS of Green
castle. viii preach at the morning
service at the St. Paul NJ. Z. Church.
DR.. Frank L. Hovis, pastor, viii
preach at night on THE New Path"
The st. Paul chorus viii repeat some
Of the Christmas cantata at both
services. A night watch love feast
win be observed after the regular
night service Sunday.
A NEW YEARS SERMON viii be
preahced Sunday morning by the
Rev. Paul w. Eddingfeld at the
BROAD Ripple Christian Church. His
subjects Sunday will be THE Accept
able Year Of the Lord" and rs There
a Jewish Menace?"
DIR. NJ. B. HYDE Of the Grace NJ.
Z. Church Will preach at 1915 a N.
Sunday on "Paul's Methods Of Deal
ing With the Past" At night Time
as an Asset"
"A NEW YEARS RESOLUTION
VIII be the Sunday morning theme Of
the Rev. Charles P. Martin at the
Brookside q. B. Church. At night
the Christmas program viii be re-
repeated.
BE OF GOOD CHEER" will be the
Sunday morning theme Of DR.. Edwin
Cunningham at the Central Cn1ver-
salst Church. The service viii be in
the nature of a New Year sermon
DR.. FRANK s. c. WICKS an
nounces the following order of service
at II a. m. Sunday: Choral, BoeIl-
mann; Swedish March, Soldermanu;
Hymn 1856; Fifth Service: Covenant:
Anthem: ring Out. Wild Bells, 3"
Gounod; Words of Aspiration; Respon-
sive Reading. Thirty-first Selection:
Scripture; Hymn 1873; Notices and
Offering; The Raindrop, Chopin; Ad-
dress. The New Year Hymn PA:
BenedictiOn; POstlude. and Grand
Chorus. Dubois.