The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-28
Tables VIII Shake and
Churches ReSound With
Thanksgiving Cheer,


other members of her family ready
10 attend services.
Union services will be held in a
number OF churches.
There win be plenty on Indianapolis
programs to keep the whole family
entertained all day.
Little brother will go to Monument
Circle. where the Y. NJ. c. A. will
stage foot and bicycle races for boys
at 10 a. m.
At the same time, at Z. Washing
ton st. and Audubon Rd.. a ten-mile
road race, under the auspices of the
Indiana-Kentucky Amateur Athletic
Union, will start. The racers will
go west in Washington St. to the Cen
traI Indiana Hospital for the Insane.
then north 10 the community house
at the Speedway.
Then, the Dinner
After the church services and the
athletic events. will come the big
event of the day-Jhe dinner. with its
turkey and dressing, cranberries and
spicy pies.
diversion outside the home. II may
have its choice OF the motion picture
shows, and two road show matinees.
Good Morning. Dearie,' at the Eng
lish Theater. will have a matinee at
2:45 p. m. THE Spice of 1922" at
the Murat Theater. viii begin at 2:30
The sportsman will find entertain
ment at night at Tomlinson Hall.
where Roy Wallace. Brightwood mid
dleweight. will meet Anthony Downey
of Columbus, Ohio. in a ten-round box
ing match. starting at $50.
The Columbia CO. and the Hoosier
Athletic Club will hold Thanksgiving
dances Thursday light.
School Out Today
Students of public and parochial
schools and colleges were to be dis
missed today. to return Monday.
Shortlidge and Technical High Schools
We're TO close at 1890 p. m because
of the game between theiI football
teams this afternoon. Dismissal of
other public schools was set for this
afternoon.
Butler University and the Indiana
Central College were to be closed at
D IN: the Teachers College Of In
dianapolis, at noon.
Stores city hall. the Federal Build
ing the Statehouse. the public school
NoH.ce and the Courthouse will be
closed all day Thursday. Mail collec
tions will be made on holiday seized
Tile. but there will be no deliveries.
The Indianapolis Public Library will
be open from to p. m. for the read
ing and returning OF books. Charles
E. Rush, head librarian. announced
today Books may not be borrowed.
All ranch libraries will be closed.
Several churches will hold Thanks
giving services tonight. At the
Downey Ave Christian Church,
Downey and Julian AYES. the Irving
ton Methodist and Irvington Presby-
terrain Churches win join the Downey
Ave. Church. The Rev. w L. Ewing
the Methodist Church will give the
sermon.
The Memorial Presbyterian Church.
1116 E Eleventh St, will hold
service tonight. DR.. Edward Haines
Kistler. the pastor. will preach on
Thanksgiving Cheer" st. Matthew's
Evangelical Church also will have a
service.
Scheduled Services.
Schedule Of services Thanksgiving
morning:
At the Meridian Street NJ E
Church. Meridian and st. Clar SITS;
Union serv ces for Meridian Street.
Central Christ an, Roberts Park NJ E,
Second Presbyter an and T rst Baptist
churches. The Rev. A. B. Phi lputt
of Central Christian Church preach
ing.
At CAPITOL Ave. NJ. E. Church. Capt
toll Ave and Thirtieth ST.: Cap toll
Ave, Grace Presbyterian and North
Park Christian churches, 10 a. m.
The Rev. n : Sichterman of Grace
Church preS~l-ng on "A Nations
Pra Sc"
At All Souls Unitarian Church. 1455
n. Alabama ST.: All Souls and Cen
trail I'm versal st Churches and Indi-
annapolis Hebrew Congregation, IL
a. m. Walter Myers preaching on
1.-THE First Amendment to the Consti-
futon"
AT First United Presbyterian
Church, 2201 Park Ave; First United,
Broadway NJ. E, Sutherland Ave.
Presbyterian and Moravian Episcopal
Churches, 10 a. m. The Rev. j. l..
Prentice of the Sutherland Ave.
church. preaching. Offering goes to
Community Fund.
At Northwood Christian Church,
Forty-Sixth st. and Central Ave;
Northwood. Carrollton Ave. and Meri-
dian Heights Presbyterian Churches.
10 a. m. The Rev. G.. II. Gebhardt
of the CarrolltOn Ave. Church, preach
ing on The Spirit of Reverence"
First English Lutheran Church,
Fairfield and Park AYES. 10 a. m. The
!. Rev. William H. Eifert, preaching.
Episcopal churches: Communion at
100 and 1O:45 a. m.
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.
Thirty-Fourth St. and Central Ave.
10 a. m The Rev. J. Ambrose
Dunkel. preaching.
Baskets Distributes
Many homes will be frightened on
Thanksgiving by baskets distributed
by the Wheeler Rescue Mission, 241
N. Delaware St Families Of the mis-
sion's Sunday school pupils were
given first attention.
Baskets and donations were re-
De-