Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

the Unimmersed Into Formal Fellow
ship"
A cordial invitation is extended to all
interested in the work:
open WINDOWS" and Mountain
Valley" viii be the Sunday sermon sub
jects OF the Rev. W. w. Clouse, pastor CT
the King Avenue NJ E. Church. The mem
bers of the sunday School will remain for
the morning service and Will attend IN q
body. The Junior Choir will sing at
the morning service. Rev and Mrs.
Ciouse Will sing a special solo in the
evening.
CONTRACT providing for the eTec
ton Of a temporarily chur h and Sunday
school building on the sit OF the new
Carrollton Avenue Reformed Church at
Forty Fourth street and Carrollton
well Company by the Home Mission
Board Of the Reformed Church In the
United States according to an announce
mcnt by the Rev. 6. II Gebhardt. pastor
of the Central Avenue Reformed Church.
Materials for the building are on the
ground and construction work has
started II is expected that the chapel
will be ready soon after Easter. spe-
cial opening service is being arranged by
the Rev. Mr.. Gebhardt, who, with the Of
icials Of his church. has charge OF the
work In organizing the new Reformed
Church
The building is Of the standardized
type and was recently brought here from
Dayton, Ohio, where for two years Il
served the Grafton Avenue Reformed
Church. Using this building for both
sunday School and church services, the
Dayton congregation rapidly grew from
a score Of charter members To over TWO
hundred and seventy five adherents by
Feb. 2G when il was dedicated Il new
lurch edifce costing about $4,000 and
which has been built In one Of the finest
residential districts Of the Ohio city.
40 longer needed in DaytO the tenn
porary building was carefully taken
down IN sections and shipped to its new
field Of service. When re-erected il viii
be thoroughly rehnished inside and out,
equipped with suitable heating apparntus
and furnished with new seating facilities.
The building which measures 2jxT0
feet and viii accommodate about go per
sons, is being built on the rear OF the site
facing Forty Fourth street so as to leave
ample space for the erection OF a large
modern church structure as soon as the
congregation outGrows the temporary
chapel
GOLD CHAINS AROUND THE
HEART OF GOD will be Dr. Edward
Haines kistlcr's theme tomorrow at II
a. m in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. Thursday night at S o'clock he
will speak on The Unprohtableness OF
Faithful Service"
MR. ED JACKSON. secretary OF State.
will give the quarterly review of the
adult classes at the First Baptist Church
tomorrow morning.
AT THE MORRIS STREET METHO-
DIST CHURCH the Rev. T.. r. Jewett,
the pastor. viii preach Sunday morning
on Jesus Meeting the Greeks" and at
night on "A Valuable Opportunity"
There win be special music at all ser
vices.
AT ST. PAUL NJ. r. CHURCH Sunday.
the Rev. Frank l.. Hovis will preach at
1915 n. N. on Christ Meets the Neces-
sity" and at night on The Christian
Race"
"STUBBLE OR PRECIOUS STONES"
Will be the Sunday morning subject of
the Rev. c. II. Rose, pastor Of the Wood
side NJ. y: Church: A. night his subject
DIR. r. a. ROBERTSON. pastor Of the
East Park NJ. Il. Church win preach
SundCy morning on Modelling Method
ism" and at night on The Religion Of
Backbone"
THE PROBLEM OBJ SALVATION is
the announced II q. m. sermon topic OF
the Rev. Edwin Cunningham, pastor Of
the Uniyersalist Church at Fifteenth and
New Jersey streets.
AT 8:45 2. NJ SUNDAY at Christ
Church. Mr.. Horace Whitelouse, who
afternoon at the church. Will give
special organ recital for the Indiana
Chapter OF the American Guild of Organ
lists. During the service Of evening
prayer Immediately following the recital,
the choir viii render two anthems,
Hail, Gladdening Light" by Martin and
Hear Us, o. Saviour" by Hauptman.
The public is invited to all services.