The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-16

a Christmas .cantata. THE Car
penter of Nazareth" Will be given
next Wednesday night at the Cadle
Tabernacle by the Gypsy Smith Choir
Of 1900 voices. under the direction
cf Joe Overmyer.
The soloists will be Estal Taylor,
Miss Norma France. Mrs. Charles
Breeze and V. L Cornish. The Sterling
Ladies' Quartette will sing.
An organ prelude viii begin at $50
p. m. followed by the cantata. The
public is invited There Will be no
admission charge.
Elaborate Services Planned
Two elaborate pre-Christmas ser
vices are announced for tomorrow at
the Hall Place NJ z. Church.
The two programs are as follows:
Morning Service
Organ prelude "PIlgrims Song Of Hone "
Ba7tiste; Christmas carols. The First Noel
deles. choir. barton solo. The Silent
Voice. /. X. Street. anthem, Wonderful
and choir. oftertory. Christmas Pattorale"
Brown; sermon subject. The Reward Of
Waiting Rev. Horace A. Sprague, post
Jude, Grand Chorus" Becker
Evening Service
Organ prelude. "Canzoue Hubbard Uru.
Harris. Cavatina. Raft hymn Crown
cation: anthem. .Breai5 Forth Into JOY.
/. o. Emerson. Mrs Charles Mediation. alto
Miss Lois Anderson. soprano and choir.
Contralto solo selected. Mrs. Jean NcCor-
mick. Baritone and soprano duet "whis
periug Hope, Nj. L. r. Street and Miss
Helen Jsehme Violin solo. selected. Nr.
ley Lyon; Miss Hope Bedford and choir
shortridge High School Trio. "Cavatina, "
Ruff, Miss Woodbury.. cello, Miss Getting
ham, violin: Miss Hausem8u. piano. Offer
tette Dear Little Stranger" Miss Anderson
soprano Mrs Mediation. alto soprano solo.
selected. Miss Bedford. Contralto and bari
Buck: Mrs. Mccormick and Mr.. Street.
soprano solo. "Oh. Little Town Of bethle
hem. Miss Cleo MCGEE. Anthem. There's
Jaehne and choir. Shortridgr Trio. "Caval-
leria Rustcana, Misses Woodbury.. Getting
Miss Helen Jaehne. Anthem And There
Were shepherds Ire 3 wilson. mixed
quartette and choir Christmas carols
Clear" choir lynn, JOY TO the World
choir and Cougreg alton Organ postlude.
''Tsnnhauser March. Wagner. Choir di-
Doup: assisting soioists Mrs. Jean McCor-
mick Miss Helen Jaehne and Miss Hope
Bedford.
DIR. NJ. y. HYDE viii preach ut the
Grace NJ. T. Church at 10:45 q. m.
Sunday on The Presence OF the King
dom" At night, evangelistic serv-
ices.
A SINNER RESTORED viii be
the Sunday morning theme If the
Rev. Charles p Martin of tho Brook
side Park T. Is. Church. At night,
Self Transferred"
ADVERTISING" is tho Sunday
morning subject Of the Rev. Paul w.
Eddingfeld Of the Broad Ripple Chris
tan Church. At night, The Shep-
herd OF the Soul
SECOND SERMON OF A SERIES.
The World Into Which Jesus Was
Born" will be delivered Sunday morn
ing by the Rev. Edwin Cunningham
Of the UniversaIist Church under the
subject of From the Standpoint of
Health and Religion"
SUNDAY, at II q. m. DR.. Edward
Haines Kistler of the Fourth Pres
byterian Church will preach the sec
ond sermon on The Holy Family;
Mary. Heroine Of Faith" Miss Esther
Thornton and Mrs. John L. Elliott will
sing Il Waited for the Lord, duet
from Mendelssohn's Hymn Of Praise. "
Thursday at y. m, DR. Kistler will
speak on Christmas! Here Again"
..rrrvr- A-,-SzTT1r TCsrIz TT NrTrEt on
TRUE PREACHING" will be the
Sunday morning theme OF the Rev.
l.. F. Fackler at st. Matthews
Evangelical Lutheran church. Regular
Sunday night services. The Willing
Workers VIII meet Tuesday night at
the home of Miss Bertha Pieper, 2555
Shelby st.
CAT ST. POUL'S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. the Rev. Lewis Brown will
preach Sunday morning on rs the
Minister a Working MANI" At night,
THE Conquest of Fear"
THE REV. z. 2. JEWETT of the
Morris st. Methodist Church will
preach Sunday morning on THE Re
lation Of Faith to Our Blessings" At
night, Some Reasons Why Young
People Should Love Christ"
DIR. FRANK s. G. WICKS of the
All Souls Church, announces the fol
lowing order Of service at II a. m.
Sunday.
Hymn 1856; Sd service; covenant;
anthem. tn Old Judeau"-Geibel.