davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31
Indianapolis Pastors to Deliver Easter Messages

be the Sunday morning theme OF DR.
F. A Robertson OF tho East Park NJ
L. Church At night, an Easter
program will be given. There will be
special music.
REV. W. II HARRIS Of the
Garden Baptist Church announces
his Sunday subjects as The Miracle
Of the Resurrection and The Price
OF Redemption"
THE SIGNIFICANCE" OF THE
RESURRECTION' viii be the Sunday
night theme of the Rev. Charles H.
Gunsolus Mt the Brightwood Con
gregationaI Church.
DIR. FRANK s. c. WICKS Of All
Souls Unitarian Church announces
the following order for the II u. m.
service Sunday: An Old Faster Mel
ody, Welsh; Spring Song" Mendel-
ssohn: Easter carols by tho school;
'Hosannah." Jules Granier; voice,
harp, cello, organ; lie Reeve" G. Col
wi Al1hAiit CSllJ, mai ~ VI SoAiAb IIONAEtS
and offering; pastoral from William
Tell, Rossini; professional. hymn 204:
address. Easter" hymn 200; benedic-
ton; postlude; Easter March," Mar
KEEL.
A NEW CHURCH is to be organ
ized in BriGhtwood tomorrow which
IS to be known LOCALLY as the Bright
wood Church Of CHRIST. The meet
ings will be held In the Red Mems
Hall upstairs at the corner of E.
Twenty-Eighth st. and n. Sherman
DR.. B. L. Allen, who has had this
work in charge, will preach at 1880
a. m. on THE Resurrection of Christ
ut 9 p. m on THE Duties of Church
Oflcers, e" and at 1880 p. m or why
Christ Came Into the World" Bible
school at $50 a. m Already twenty
seven have signified their intention to
be members of this new church. This
will make six Churches Of Christ
that Nr Allen has organized in and
near Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31
Hal pIare NJ. 4.

AZ Hall Place NJ E Church. Rev. Horace
a SpraEue wln conduct a sunrise prayer
service at g %. ~ The Sunday School viii
present "a special Easter program at $50
and the sermon subject for the morning
hour L. 'Trmortallty." IN the evening the
pastor viii speak al the close of musical
Galaee. The choir. under the direction Of
/. K. Street, viii present am Easter can
t1ta at - .. m The program follows;
Miss Mossmar. OrganiSt.
Easter Cautata. JOY After sorrow
Introduction.
Christ Our Lord r. Risen"
Mrs Charlie Mediation and Choir
Part l.
sorrow MAY Eratrr Tor d Night"
1. The LorR- Death and Burial
Bass Solo lrt Choir
:. "Out of the Depths"
Baritone Solo, l.. Il Street
3. Angel Hosts Descending"
a. THE Cross of Jesus"
S. There Shall Be light"
Duet, Miss Lots Anderson. soprano;
Mrs Mediation. alto
Mis- Anderson. Mr. street and Choir
Reading, Sclected-M.s4 Georgia MCGEE
Oaertory. Selectcd-Miss Mossman.
soprano Solo. seleCted-Miss Helen
Part Il
But joy Cometh in tho Morning.
Z. he Is risen
Soprano ObIgato Miss Jsehns and
6. Go Tell His DISCIPLES
Miss Jaehne with Choir Response
@ "There Il JOY In the World Today"
Ma. Jean Mccormick and Choir.
10 IT VIII Make All Things New"
Mrs. Mccormick, Mr.. street and Choir
Closing words. On the Shore OF Galilee,"
by the Pastor
Organ Postlude-Mlss Mossman.
Accomplishments viii be played by tho
ShortridEe StrinS ou.ntette: Guy Thrams
first violin: Gladys Van Lear, eecond vio-
lin. Lawrence Fly. viola: Christine Wasson,
cello; Anita Wendel piano Miss lsahe. lie
L r. Street. director.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31

-MOrning-10 O'clock
Organ Eolunatry-'S Spring Song .. Rollins
rocessional-"Ch Is Risen
Invocation and Lords Prayer.
Anthem-''As 1t Began to Dawn" Harker
Soprano Solo-"Easter Morn" Neidlinger
Mrs. T. W. Engle.
Anthem-"An Hail. Thou Morn of
Glory Ge1ble
Announcements
Offertory-"At Sunrise. ......D iggle
Anthem-'H osanna". ........-.... Granier
SERMON
Hymn No. 1872
Recessional-'LoOk Ye Saints
Postlude-'E Easter Morning ...... Mailing
-Evening-7 40 O'clock
An Easter Cantata-"My Redeemer
Night May Be Dark. .......... "5i1o
Behold the Lamb of God. ........
....... Mrs, John Branam and choir
Joy Cometh With the Morning
Very Early in the Morning -. -'' -
Mrs. George Hacker and Women's Chorus
quake '''''.' .Choir
He Is Risen Choir and Male Chorus
Where Grave Is Thy victory -.
Mrs Bernard Stuvel. Jr. and Choir
Know That Ny Redeemer Liveth
Christ the ord Is R;sen -'A' = Che S,boir
Iol I Am with You Always
............ Bass Solo, Mr.. J. E. Smith
Final Chorus" Alleluia' .......... Choir
Postlude- Easter March ........ FIagler
Mrs. Nell Kemper, organist.
Mr. William S. Alexander, director.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31

members VIII be received. At 3 p. m
DR.. Fl A King. district superintend-
Ont, viii break ground for the new
church basement. The E.pworth
League will have a class meeting at
$40 p. m. and at 1880 there win be
special music by tho choir and a ser
mon by the pastor.
VICTORY MEMORIAL METHOD.
IST PROTESTANT CHURCH-The
Rev. G. L. Farrow will preach at 1880
a. m. on the subject. Il Know That
M Redcemcr Liveth." At 1880 p. m.
'Easter Angels" an Easter program.
gwen by The children Of tho Sunday
school
EASTER MUSIC win be a part of
every sercise at Hillside Christian
CHURCH tomorrow. At 6 a. m. a sun
rise prayer meeting and bapusmal
service win be observed, followed by
breakfast at the church served by the
Harmony Bible school orchestra at
9:15. At 1O:45 the pastor, Homer Dale
will preach on 1.-THE Empty Tomb
and In the evening his subject will be
"why I am a Christian"
! SPECIAL PROGRAMS are being
arranged at the Salvation Army, "a
s. Capitol Ave. to be held Easter
Sunday. Brig. George f. easier, State
commander will conduct the morn
( ing service at 10;45, at which a self
denial altar service VIII he held.
/ A special song service is beng ar
ranged for the night service. begin
ming at 8 o'clock, under the direction
/ Of Mrs. A DenchAeld Bngadier Cas-
Ter will also be present at the night
/ service.
/ EASTER COMMUNION will be oh
! served at the Grace Presbyterian
| Church on Sunday morning A spe
cial Easter musical program win be
given at the evening hour Of worship
THE REV. L. c. FACKLER of st
Matthews Evangelical Lutheran
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31

DR. NJ B. HYDE Of the Grace NJ.
T. Church viii preach Easter Sun
day morning on st. Peters Easter
Message" and at night on Some Of
Gods Thoughts" Easter messages
from former pastors viii be read at
the morning service.
"EGOTISM" viii be the morning
theme Of the Rev Paul w. Edding
field of the Broad Ripple Christian
Church At night. "FalthfuIness."
THE RISEN CHRIST" will be the
morning subject of the Rev. l.. P.
Cooper, pastor OF Calvary United
Brethren Church At night an
Easter program will be given.
$50
THE REV. w. w. CLOUSE Of the
King Ave. NJ. e. Church will conduct
q baptismal service at 10:45 n. m.
Sunday and VIII receive new members
into the church. The Senior and In
termediate Epworth Leagues will con
duct an Easter dawn service at 6.
a. m.
EASTER SUNDAY will be reception
day at the Brookside Park U. B.
Church. In the morning new mem
bers will be received and baptism ad-
lninistered. At night, the choir will
give an Easter Cantata, Joy After
Sorrow
At ST PAUL NJ Z. CHURCH,
DIR. Frank L. Hovis will receive a
large class into the church at the
morning service. At 4 p. m. a vesper
service will be held taking the place
of the regular night service. The
Other Fellows Bible Glass will have
its annual Easter Sunday picture
taken in the morning
EASTER SERVICES at the Barth
III. NJ. z. Church will begin Sunday
at a. m. with Easter prayer service
The Sunday school will give an Easter
irogram at $50 a. m, followed by
baptism of children and adults. New
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31

Church viii administer tho Lords
supper at 1890 A. m. Sunday. In
the morning he viii preach on HE
Is Not Dead but Liveth." At 1880
p. IN. all those who have joined the
church since 1917 Will march In a
body into the church. Tho pastor
will preach on "Christ's Question
Lowest Thou Me?" The vestry Will
meet Tuesday night at the parsonage.
SPECIAL EVANGELISTIC CAM
FAIGN will be conducted in the North
Side Nazareno Church, beginning
Easter Sunday. The Rev. J. f. VIII
liams of Olivet, H. will preach eacn
evening for the next three weeks
special feature of this meeting
VIII be the gospel singing by church
choir and solos by the evangelist and
duets by others. His subject Sab
bath morning at 1890 a. m. will be
THE Great Need Of an OId-time Re
vival" His evening subject will be
The Gospel the Power of Cod"
EASTER SERVICE will open at
Merritt Place Methodist Episcopal
Church with a sunrise prayer meet
ing. The Sunday school after the
lesson study, will join IN the public
worship hour at 1890. The church
choir will render the special Easter
music, short sermon by the pastor.
c. M Kroft, baptizing of children and
adults and receiving OF members into
the church. At night, the class meet
ing and the Easter service Of the
Epworth League at $50 and evangel-
istlc service following, theme pilots
Question"
AT THE SECOND BAPTIST
Mt $50 n. m. there will begin an Easter
Service merging with the regular
morning service. Special music, read
ings, addresses and program by the
children, and short sermon by the
pastor on "Our Risen Lord" Sermon
at 7:45 on "Christ's Power to Raise
the Dead
THE GATEWAY OF LIFE" will
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31
st. Paul NJ. Z. Church
Musical Program for vesper Service.

Musical Program for Vesper Service.
Il to p NJ
Organ Prelude - (a) Theme from
t aust NJ; ''''''..' H91 sa
Chorus-"NictOry '................ Shelley
Harp and Violin Duet--"Frasment Of
a Rose"
Miss Pauline Yeltus. harp; Miss Margaret
Powers. violin: Mrs. Powers. piano.
OffertOry-" NUptial Chorus ...... Ashford
Baritone SolO--"Rocll of Ages ..... .Renick
Mr.. Fred Ensminger.
Chorus-"They Have Taken Away Ny
Violin solo--"Meditat (ThaisJ
Observation-Disclosures. Massenet
Miss Pauline Hedges. violin.
Miss Sara Elizabeth Miller, piano.
Duet-"Doubt No more ............ Hughes
Mr.. F. c. buddy Mr.. Frank Tcrwiligar
Chorus-"Comc See the Place ....... Reed
Harp Solo-Seccted.
Miss Pauline Vjltus.
Chorus-"Thc Resurrection ........ Shelley
Postlude-'March TrIumphal" Scotson Clark
Incidental solo by Mrs Frank Spangler
Mrs. Len:on Il. BiddlecOmbe, Miss Mary
Dolk sopranos; Miss Dorothy GulIon, Mrs.
j r Mark altos: Mrs f. c. buddy, tenor.
and Mr. Fred Eusminger and Mr.. Harold
Eavis, bass.
Orgau-NIr. Earl W. Wells.
piaDo-Niss Louise swan
Director-Mr. Frank TeTwLleSar.
No evening service.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31
First CONGREGATIONAL Church

The following program of Easter music
VIII be given at the morning service of
the First CONGREGATIONAL Church. The quar-
tette viii be assisted by the Lincoln THO.
tal "AGieU' Observation-Disclosures. Friml
tbl "Berceuse" from Joceiyn ..... GODDARD
Lincoln Trio.
QUartette-"EinE of Kings ....... Shipper
COntTultO SOlO-''The Lord Is Risen"
.......-....-..... Sullivan
Mrs Mary Traub Busch
Ohertory-" Meditation .......-... Bion
Lincoln Trio.
QuGrtette-"As IL Began TO Dawn Phillips
Po-tlude-"G Grand March from Tam
hauscr' WAGNER
The Choir-Nrs. Alede Price Kimbal. so
Andrew Smith. tenor; A. D. Hitz. barytone.
Miss Ella Schroeder. violin: Miss Wint-
fred HazeIwood vioioncello; Mrs. s. X.
RUicl1 orEauist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31
CarroIlton Avenue reformed Church

E. Forty-Fourth St and CarroI.ton ave.
- 30 A. NJ
Sunday School Easter Program.
REGULATIONS. Exercises. Solos and Group
SINGING
-10:45 A. M-Ioruinz Service
Prelude Easter SONG ......-..... Fuchs
Introit-'Angels Roll the Rock Away
u -, = = i'y -.'5.
Choir-"Christ Arose $500 .sry-
OffertOry-.'L Loves Message IJDVaI-E
COrnet SOlo-"The Lost Chord $3.50. sullivan
Mr. John Schumacher
SOlO-"Eastern Dawn ---.-.-...-
Mr.. Ray r. schmidt. baritone.
Communion Hymn-'He-e I See Thee
PostIude-'Ho sanna'' .......-.-... Wachs
T.45 p. M-Eastsr Musical Hour
Prelude-"GoudOlier's Song Cesar Cut
SOlo-''O. For a Burst of Song ...- -AliistOn
Mrs. Edna g. Schmidt. mcsso--oQrauo.
Offertory-"GoOd Evening -----.--. Stiehl
Cornet Solo-''LargO .-..-.- -.-.-. Handel
Mr.. John Schumacher.
Cantata-"Re ssUrrectiou Light Ell Ashford
Opening Chorus-"Crv Aloud ---- ~ Choir
Miss Ruth jasper
"Hosanns TO tine Son or David .---.-.
Mr. ReingOd Stark. Tenor and choir
An Glory. Lauo and Honour ---.-...
Solos and Choir
Now when the Morning WHs Come"
Mrs. Schmidt, contro.t0 and choir.
20 Love Divine ...--............
Mr.. Row Schmidt. baritone and choir.
AS It Began to Dawn --.-.-.--
Male Quartette and chorus.
Edward Lundquist = Schmidt. C. Scholer
Christ Our Psssov=r .-...-.-. --.---
william Lily and choir ...
Observation-Disclosures -.-.-.-..-- .---- smart
Miss Louise NJ Fehr choir leader, VI iss
Marie Bretzman or-auist. Miss Jasper Ms
=. C. McCaughan Helen Srhapell. -npraups
Miss Emma Groeskopf. Mrs 9 H. Geht.a.l. =
MTs Schmidt eontral'25 ,,,- 81 tsgars
Nessrs. Lilly, SchoJer 3. Wyon, bassos-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31

Program TO Be Rendered st High Mass
The musical program to be sung Easter
Sunday 40 the 1890 o'clock Hish Mass Ia
ne follows:
Ntdi AQuam Observation-Disclosures. Dress
MIssa Exu.tate Dec ..-...., F. x. Arens
KeFln2 CoeA .....--.-......-.- Melylll
heul btea-oT mamma
The choir "a composed o. the following:
Sopranos Mrs Joseph Conley, the Misses
Dorothy Sylvester, Edna T. Phinnev and
Josephine Breen. altos Mrs. y. p. Lawior.
the Misses Nclie Griffin and Stella Haugh;
tenors Joseph 5 Swallow and Francis sage;
has@os. Charles Quinn. Vernon Howard and
Robert shtpman: violin 3ies Julia Easo-
ford cello. Charles sexton orgauist, Miss
Marie (. Moore: director. David 2. LaVIUr-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31
BY THE VISITOR

There IS something worse in the
world than being an orphan" DR.,
=. 7. BuIetn. evangelist ar the Cadle
Tabernacle, said last night. 1T Is
being a child in a home OF a Goddess
father"
The evangelist pointed out signs OF
decay I'm the civilization of today,
stating that the only remedy for our
civilization with its marks Of decay
and the only remedy for the sinner is
the blood Of Jesus Christ"
In making a plea for church mem
hers filed with yhe spirit of Christ,
DR. Bulgin said. The Dead Sea Is
dead because It has an inlet, but
TO outlet. A stagnate Christian kills
a community.
Make Money Honestly
Make all the money you can
honestly. but when you get 1t use it
for Gods purposes. Money Is coined
life God bless the men who give up
their lives digging your coal out Of
tie ground
"A devil is a personality. He would
rather inhabit mans mind and body
than anything else. God is a
sovereign and he owns you-your
time, talents, money and soul. He
don't want yours, but you"
The evangelist deplored the fact
that the women Of the church have
10 give ham and pork bean suppers
to get money for the church.
This ham religion, that's what's
killing us toGay,' he said.
You have people IN Indianapolis to-
day going to he'll because they are
making their own Gods" he said. mo
man can originate any code of morals
or ethics any higher than the source.
Everywhere you ind idolatry, the at
tributes Of the God worshiped are put
into It by the fellow that invented
him"
The evangelist last night based his
sermon on the Parable Of the Fig
Tree, and drew many lessons from
the fact that God has the right to
expect Christians to bear the right
kind Of fruit.
Last night delegation from the
Ell Lilly & Company attended the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31
st. AntlOny's

Program at 1890 O'Clock High Mass.
Missa Solemnis in Honorum Beatae
Marie Virgins ...... Rev. r. J. Sorin
Regina Coell ................ j. Mitterer
The members of the choir are: Sopranos,
Miss Della Dugan. Miss Alice Feeney, Miss
Clara Busald Miss Alice Atkinson. Miss
Marie Lyons; altos. Mrs Edward Mahoney,
Miss Minnie Judy; tenOrs, Thomas Commins,
Joseph Whclan: basSOS. Miles Feeney,
Francis Dugan. Edward MahOney and Wal
ter Jones Miss Helen OGara, organist
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31

The choir and organ assisted by r string
orchestra the Memorial Presbyterian choir
VIII give a special music service IN the eve
ming Appropriate music VII be given al
the regular morning service Inc program
for both services IL as follows
Morning
Hsneluiah Chorus from Mount ~
Olives .....-.. Beethoven
"A Spring Morning >. -: zimmerman
ProcessionaI-"COme Te Faithful Raise
the Strain" ..-.---.----.-. sullivan
Solo-"Hoeanna '........--..--.-- Granier
Mrs Georgia MoTriti
ofrertory-''R Resurrection Morn tombstone
POstlude-'Iollit HOsua SAINT >aths
Evening Special Service
Prelude
Thanks 6sRit s'i Be to Cod from .'Tiiiab''
Observation-Disclosures Christ Is Risen
An.h.ns@"sing "AIleiuia Forth. -. Buck
DJ1et-"Easter Alleluta" .-...-.- Ashford
WfE. GeorF4a Morrill, md Mrs. F. II. Nelson.
Anthem-f'Hzn Glsddening Light Noble
Vocal solO-"Make g joyful Noise
Miss Norma France.
vYcSfn Eolo-'The Old Refrain" Kreisler
Evan GeOrgieff.
Anthsn-'Erom Thy Love As : Father
49,. ----- GOulod
sdso-)HThs Resurrection Morn" ..-. Shelley
Mrs. 2. H, Nelson,
QFsFzesw-=Eson God I Whl Ne'sr.
<12 s~~~~-~~~-~. SSAsscs2Ge
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31
Fourth Presbyterian Church

Resurrection Morn ........ Johnston
con Wings of Morning Borne Arthur Miller
THE Magdalene" .............. Warren
TO. the Tomb Is Empty Found" . Broome
"Pomp and Circumstance" ........ Elgar
Mrs +. T. EdenharteT. organist; Miss
Esther Thornton. soprano; Mrs. John L. FL
lott, alto; De Witt 5. Morgan. tenor; De
Witt s. Talbert. bass.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be observed at Il o'clock. and Dr.. Edward
Haines Kistler speaks on When the Risen
Lord Break the Bread" The annual con
eregational meeting will be held In the gym
nasium, Thursday, S ,.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31
n addition to other masses.

Under the auspices of the Indian
apolis Church Federation. a special
effort has been made to increase the
evangelical activities of the Protestant
churches prior TO Easter this year
Many churches have been holding
special revival services for the past
few weeks. Other churches observed
holy week with special services at
night.
This has been done to make. pos
sible the bringing into the church
many new members on Easter sun.
day. DR.. z. J. Bulgin has been preach
ing nightly at the Cadle Tabernacle.
The Church Federation for the past
two weeks has been holding MONDAY
meetings at b +. keith's Theater-
Elaborate musical programs nave
been prepared in all the churches Of
the city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31

eolenln nth Ma.s At 10 30

Solemn High Mass at 1890.
Haycns Imperial Nlss.
Niui Creator ttenGrl .......... La Hache
OGcrtoTy: Terra TrcmUit ....... Wiegand
The quartette 81 composed OF Mrs. John
T. Brennan, soprano. Miss Laura stake
sito Mr.. Peter Ankcnbrock. tenor: DR.. Il.
K Alburger baritone.
J. +. Bickey Is director.
ChildTen's Choir TO Sing az 900 O'Clock
Plaster Morn .--.-...-..-.. Voluntary
"ResurreE' Observation-Disclosures. Paalm
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31
st. AIMS, Mars Hill

PROGRAM for 9:30 Mass
Mass in G" ............ a II Rosewig
OuertOry-" Regina Coeli" .....H. Willard
-BeuedIctiou-
go Solutaris". .............. Ethel Nevin
Miss Caroline FOltz. Soprano.
"Tautum ERGO ................ Webbe
Holy God We Praise Thy Name.
The choir members are: Mrs. Vance Sap
peu6eld, soprano s0oist. Mrs William EtteT,
Misses Ada Worland Marie Blaska, Helen
Young, altos Eugene Tietz tenor Henry
Blasla. bass; Miss Caroline Foltz, organist.
assisted uy Miss Laura Foltz.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31

MISUNDERSTANDING Chorus"
Choir
Anthem-"Au Hail Emmanuel"
Choir.
Solo-"Pressing On.
Mrs. Frieda Harris. assisted by Male Quartet.
SOlo-Sclected
Mrs. Marguerite Gore Ferguson.
Solo-'Lifc and Light Forever
Mrs Homer Dale
Chertory-"Mclody'' ........ Paderswaki
Observation-Disclosures" .......... Chopin
Mrs Lura L. Dean. pianist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31
Bridge Bids Under Estimate

Contracts on twenty-nine ebridgeS TO
be built in southern Indiana were
more than $1,000 under engineers
estimates. John D. Williams, director
Of the State highway commission, said
today. Total contracts. awarded
Friday amounted to S146,1S7.16. En-
gineers' estimates placed the cost at
$153, 462.26.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31
ST. Joaeph's

Program at 1880 O'Clock Mas.
Yifi AQusn -...-............. GreEo11an
Fyr1o ..,---..' f,liNef
g 3vta NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mario
Crcdo ........, Hammered
CHertorfum ave. Veruu ......... Scheuran
Sanctus -----.--. SILVER
Benfdi"tus .'-ss.sss...s.-s stewart
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31
King Avenue NJ. f. Church


Rev. W w Clouse, pastor
MORNING SERVICE
Praiude-"Chri-t the Lord is Risen To
d"S Mr. 1T;r,,der,ci, Weber. '' ''''''
Processional-"Holy. Holy. Holy Dykes
intermediary Choir
Gloria Pat-i-"Neiueize"
Plying ont the Banner ....... Calkin
Intermediate Choir.
Gffert 0rv-T igliu Solo.
Miss Marjorie Payne
ct Think When Read that Sweet Story
Miss Ruby Pollock. -
christ A''s intermediate Choir.
Postiude-"O. Day Of Light and Glad
Mrs. Fredcrici, W;eber
VESPER SERVICE 10 P. NJ.
PreIuee-sThe Easter Flower -. worren
Mrs. ". ". Clouse.
Trocessional-"0ur Lord Indeed rs Is
Chorus Choir.
"The Old RUGGED Cross Bernard
Rev. and Mrs. W. v Clouse.
silent the Sleeping Town" ...... Wilson
Chorus Choir.
ContraIto solo-''In the Garden"
Miss Marguerite White.
Offcrtory-Nioiin Solo.
Mrs J. Forrest Cain.
shall Heavy Rock Prevail?" Wilson
Chorus Choir
Soprano SoIo-"The Break of Day"
Mrs. Homer Trottcr
"As II Began 10 Dawn .......... .Ti.lotson
Women Chorus.
Al nan Chorus Choir
BASS solo---'Io. Am With You Al,
ways Mr.. Clifford Ernst.
Christ Is Risen" ....-..-.-.... Wilson
Chorus Choir.
PostIvde-"Christ Arose ....... Hale
Mrs W ". CIouse
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31
Holy Angels

Solemn High Mass at 100
Music by the Young mems choir.
"Ni5i Aquam' observation-disclosures Gregorian
"Nsss in Honor Of 81 David" W. H. Rees
GTertCry-''R --lna COeli' .....-... RiCct
Christ Is Risen ........N A Montani
1.-The members of the choir are: John Sui
livau, Patrick Sullivan. Bryan sullivan, Den
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31
st. Francis De Sales

Program at 2 30 O'Clock Mass.
Easter Hymns-Chiidren's Choir.
At $3.50 O'Clock High Mass.
Vidi Aauam
Mass of the Holy Cross. A Bartschmld
OnertoTy-Christus ResuTTeydt .......
......-........ N. A. Melcil
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-31
Bulgin Bolts
BY E. J. BULGIN,
Evangelist at Cadle TabernscfR.

Woman God your sphere OF a
IS in
blessings life and don't look 70 chs
8amnable
soul.
actually in OF
be begging mop4v with to
upheld the American standard but
not going men
How God has blessed today
the s ;
God spiritual fruit
and they
church
hidebound them but they
don't produce spiritual