Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-06
G.. E. SOCIETIES
HOLD GENERAL
CONFERENCE
State Field Secretary to Ad'
dress Workers IN Local
Area.

The ffty-six Christian Endeavor So
cieties Of Indianapolis and vicinity will
be grouped this week in thirteen different
churches for general conferences led by
Mr. Evan Williams, State field secretary
Of Indiana Y p. S. c. f. The conference
which will begin tomorrow will last 10
March 20. On Sunday March u and 10
the sessions viii be held at 2 80 as well
as at Z 80
Christian Endeavorers are asked to be
present with note books TO take account
Of the meetings There will be no regis
tration fee but a silver Offering will be
taken.
"he following list shows groups, place
and presiding officers at the various ses-
sions:
MARCH 7-7:so P. VI.
Paul Shellhouss presiding.
Northwood Christian, Central and
Forty Sixth; Meridian Heights Presby-
terrain Forty Seventh and PARK; Broad
Ripple Christian. Broad Ripple.
MARCH $50 p. VI.
Robert Arthur president.
Grace Evangelical Beville and Beville
ana Michigan; First Reformed, New York
and Temple; Westminster Presbyterian.
state and Sturm; EngleWood Christian,
80 North Rural street.
MARCH 8-7:30 p. NJ.
Burrin Adams presiding.
Hillside Christian, Nineteenth and
Hillside.
MARCH 1O-7:3O p. NJ.
Miss Clark presiding.
South Side Christian, Elm and Pine
Seventh Presbyterian, Elm and McCarty /;
st. Johns Reformed. Alabama and Mer-
rtll; Immanual Reformed, Prospect and
New Jersey, TrUub Memorial Hrcsbyter-
ian, Cottage and Leanord; Trinity Con
81 al Aal pruce ana Pleasant; victory
Memorial NJ. r., Villa and Woodlawn /;
Trinity Reformed. 2426 Churchmann /;
University Heights United Brethren, Uni
versity Heights; Benthany Christian,
Quill and Minnesota.
MARCH I2-e 80 p. NJ.
Norma Brown presiding.
Downey Avenue Christian, Downey and
Julian; 1rvington Presbyterian, Johnson
and Julian; Eastern Heights Christian,
LinnwOOd and East Michigan.
MARCH 1850 P. NJ.
Norwell Jacobs presiding.
Third Christian, Seventeenth and
Broadway; First Presbyterian. Sixteenth
and Delaware; First Friends Thirteenth
and Alabama Central Avenue Reformed,
Twenty First and Central.
MARCH IS--7:SO p. NJ.
Miss Gilmore presiding.
Butler Memorial Reformed, East Tenth
and Oakland; Centenary Christian,
Eleventh and Oakland; Brookside Park
United Brethren, Eleventh and Oney.
MARCH Ia 80 L. NJ.
Wallace Walls presiding.
Home Presbyterian, RAIDER and West
Thirty First; Mansur Park United Bretb-
rem, Ethyl and Thirtieth Seventh Chris
tian, Udell and Annette.
MARCH 1870 p. NJ.
Mary Reese presiding.
Tabernacle Presbyterian, Thirty
Fourth and Central; Columbia Place
Park Christian, Kenwood and Twenty
Ninth; Grace Presbyterian, Capitol and
Thirty Second; Sutherland Presbyterian,
Bellefontaine and Twenty Eighth.
MARCH I6-7:30 L. NJ.
Harvey Smith presiding.
Mayer Chapel Presbyterian. Norwood
and South West; Second Evangelical,
Church and wilkins; Second Friends,
Lee and Lambert; West Morris Street
Christian, Morris and Blaine.
MARCH 17-7:3O T. NJ.
Fred Wolff presiding.
st. Paul's Reformed, TIL North Bel
mont; West Washington Street Presby-
West Park Christian, Addison and Wash
ingtOn; West Side Mission Christian,
West Ohio and Koehue; Unitey NJ. P,
Schurmann and West Nineteenth; Eighth
Christian, Pershing and Walnut; Fair
fax Christian, North and Berwick.
MARCH 1880 p. NJ.
2. ShellhOuse presiding.
Olive Branch Christian, South Pennsyl-
vania and Raymond; Seventh Reformed,
South Pennsylvania and Hoefgen lions
Reformed, Bluff road.
MARCH 1850 y. NJ.
Elizabeth Cooper presiding.
Central Christian, Delaware and Wal
nut; Second Presbyterian, Pennsylvania
and Vermont; First Evangelical, New
York and East; Memorial Presbyterian
Eleventh and Ashland; lions Evangelical,
North New Jersey and North; First
United Brethren. ST. Clair and Park.