The Indianapolis times., 1923-05-26
An Souls Church
Has Riley Sewing Class

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The Al Souls Buuetin of the All
Souls Unitarian Church for Sunday
has the following announcement re-
garding the work of the Riley Hos
pital Sewing Class:
"One of the worthwhile activities
which had its center at All Souls Uni
tartan Church during the winter is the
work of the Riley Hospital Sewing
Class, which was organized by Mrs.
Hugh Mex. Landon. assisted bv Mrs
Robert a Adams, for the purpose Of
providing the children's garments, bed
linen, and surgical supplies needed at
the opening Of the Riley Children's
hospital The class had its first meet
ing in November, 1922, and has been
holding regular weekly work meetings
ever since. The interest in the work
spread rapidly. The small group of
ten who attended the first meeting
soon found itself reinforced by work
ers from many organizations. Twenty
five Indianapolis churches, seven clubs
and sororities. three units of the
American Legion Auxiliary. two in
INDIANAPOLIS and one in Fowler, Indi-~
to make the work such a remarkable
success that nearly 1900 garments
are now ready for the opening Of the
hospital. These include nightgowns,
overaIls rompers, dresses, bed-jackets
and underwear for children from 2 to
Il years old; surgeons gowns and
caps. sterilizing bags, ice-bag covers,
hot water bag covers and other
articles used in the operating rooms;
pillow cases bedpan covers, dust
cloths and other articles for the wards.
Many rganizatlons which volunteered
could not be used because the supply
of materials was exhausted. 1t is
hoped to give all of these opportunity
to work later"
AT HALL PLACE ME. CHURCH,
Rev. DR.. H. W. Hargett Of Rush
vile. Ind. will preach Sunday morn
ing. At night, Rev. Horace A
Sprague, pastor, VIII preach on The
Riddle Of the Great Eagles" Miss
Katherine Bowlby and L. r. Street
will be the soloists for the day.
AT ST. MATTHEW'S EVANGELI-
CAL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Rev. L.
C. z. Fackler. pastor. will preach in.
\ the morning on Worship the Trtune
God" At night there Will be an il
lustrated sermon on The Creation
and Fall of Man" Social meeting of
the Luther League will be held Tues
day night at the home of Mrs. J. B.
Thase, 2O12 Lexington Ave
THE PULPIT THEMES Of DR.. z.
A Robertson at the East Park NJ. z.
Church Sunday will be THE Proper
Viewpoint of the Bible" morning.
and Automobile Religion" night.
DIR. NJ. B. HYDE of the Grace NJ.
E. Church will preach at 10:45 a. m.
Sunday on THE Positive in Our Re
ngion," and at night on Using the
World Without Abusing It"
REV. CHARLES P. MARTIN of
the Brookside Park United Brethren
Church announces his Sunday morn
ing theme as being a Memorial ser
nm At night a pageant will be
given 0A4Q6I NA0 E4NA0 VI CtlAlSL III
America"
REV. PAUL W. EDDINGFTELD
of the Broad Ripple Christian Church
announces as his morning subject,
with the Wild Beasts" and at
night, "Spir1tualism.
DR. FRANK S. c. WICKS of the
All Souls Unitarian Church announces
the following order of service at II
a. NJ. Sunday: Andante (Schubert).
Overture to "Lohengrin" CWagner);
Hymn $50. fourth service, Covenant.
Anthem, Words of Aspiration; Re
y sponsive Reading, twenty-seventh Sc
lection; Scripture; Hymn 457; notices
and offerings; Idyll (Ralph K1nder);
address. THE True Prophet; Hymn
<55; Benediction; Postlude; March IN
B (Silas).
AN HOUR OF MUSICAL wOR-
SHIP appropriate to Memorial Sun
day Will be held at II in the Fourth
Presbyterian Church, when Dr. Ed
ward Haines Kigtler will speak
briefly m Gndps