The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-13


national prominence in the form Of a
celebration Of the three successful
years of National prohibition next
Tuesday at p. m. at the Central
M. E. Church, under the auspices of
Marion County Women's Christian
Temperance Union of which Mrs
Grace Altvater is the president.
Mrs. Ella Kroft, national evangel-
istic superintendent will give the
| scriptural message, and the Rev.
! Madison Swadener of the Anti-Saloon
League will speak on THE Present
! Stats Of Prohibition"
A ladies' double quartette composed
Of Mrs. c. A. Breese, Mrs e. O..
Tompson, Mrs. Harry L. Foreman,
Mrs H. A. Reynolds. Mrs. James A.
! Walsh, Mrs. J. V. Howard, Miss
/ Bertha Archer, and Mrs S. Boyd
Kelly will sing. Miss Rozella Graves
will furnish piano numbers. Mrs.
Louise Campbell and Mr.. billiard
| Harker. will be the soloists for the
! evening, assisted by Mrs c. B. Clark
and Miss Ruby Steinruck, accompan-
/ lists.
A social hour will follow the pro-
/ gram with the 7. P. B. and L. T. L.
Junior organizations assisting in the
hospitaltties. The general public is
welcome
The committee in charge is Mrs
/ S. Boyd Kelly, general chairman. as
( sisted by Mrs. George Barkham. Mrs
/ w. W. Reedy, Mrs. T. J. Sedwick.
Mrs. c. B. Clark and Mrs. z. A.
! Kemp. The 7. P. BIS, who will serve
as ushers are Ruth Sedwick, Mildred
Denny. Marie Quinn. Ruth Stewart.
Dick Pate, Norman Quinn. Burris
Adams and Glenn Miller.
( Revival Services TO Begin
At BrOOkside Park Church
EVANGELIsTIC services Of the
/ Brookside Park United Brethren
I Church begins Sunday morning at
1890 o'clock. DR.. Oliver E. Williams
and Mrs. Angelina Mar1ng- Williams.
EvangelIsts of Erie, Pa, will have
charge OF the services. A choir Of
fifty voices, under the direction of
( R. L. Frazier will furnish the music.
Miss Leah Hollingsworth will be the
pianist. Rev. c. P. Martin, pastor
Of the church, urges the community
and the public in general to attend
these services. Every night at 7:30,
except Saturday.
REV. W. II. HARRIS Of the Garden
Baptist Church, announces as his Sun
day subjects, The Appeal Of the
| Gospel" and Value Of Man"
AT THE TRINITY CONGREGA-
TIONAL CHURCH, Rev. w. G. Proc
ter viii preach Sunday morning on
''Autosuggesion in Character Build
ing" At night, Tho New Man"
DR. FRANK s. c. wICKs Of All
Souls Unitarian Church announces the
following order Of services at IL e. m.
Sunday:
Prelude in F-Gottschalk. Even.
song-Easthope Martin; hymn 1885,:
second service, covenant, anthem,
girls chorus: words Of aspiration,
Responsive reading, fourteenth seleo-
/ ton. Grateful, o Lord, Am Roma.
| Scripture. hymn s. Notices and offer
/ ing. Alpine Pastoral-FIagIer Ad-
dress-That Sweet Story Of Old
Hume. Hymn 37S. benedicdon, post
Jude. Hymn Tune Postlude-Whit-
ing.
THE LAWS OF GROWTH" will
be the theme Sunday morning OF the
Rev. Paul w. Edding1eld at the
Broad Ripple Christian Church. At
night Satan Fashioned Into an An
gel OF Light"
THE WAY AND ITS NANrE'' viii
bs the Sunday morning subject Of the
Rev. III. B. Hyde at the Grace NJ. T.
! Church. At night, Gods Ideal Man 8"
AT THE HALL PLACE NJ. E.
/ CHURCH, the pastor. the Rev. Hor-
ace A. Sprague, will preach at both
/ services. having for the subject in
the morning Helping and Helped, 8"
and in the evening Called ana Cho-
SEN" Special music at both services
EDWARD M'GABRAN. the son Of
a missionary and who is now a stu
dent in the College of Missions at
Butler. viii give his Personally Con.
Quoted Travels In India" at the Rob
erts Park Epworth League on Sunday
evening. Mr.. Jenkins OF the George
Wood Anderson Evangelistio Com
pany win sing.
THE BOOK OF ACTS will be the
subject Of the morning sermon Of Ho
mer Dale, pastor of Hillside Christian
Church. The evening topic will be
The Impossible Gulf"
REV. L. c. FACKLER of st. Mat
thews Evangelical announces as his
Sunday subjects, THE Conflicting
Opinion Concerning Christ" and
Testing the Church Members"
"THE OUTLOOK OF THE
CHURCH" will be the morning
theme of the Rev. Lewis Brown at
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