The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-20
10000 TO MARCH
IN s. S. PARADE
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Smith. who led the parade with mem
beers fhis STAFF. wehe the following
assistant marshals:
division A-Nlu X Pohlkottc A. Il
Cornelius. Ashton Wood and i. W Krause.
Division E-The Rev c. VI. Kroft George
Dicunson Harry Rybott ard Timothy bar
l'@ w PiII a2d b6dsoS G" byo 6'i;-
Russell Ettcr. K. c. Raster I X Bru6akeT
and G c. Grove. Diyisioa FL G. John-
SON samuel Garrison. z C. Williams {. q.
Coomts Division F--The Rev. Ira Henton
aud A r. Moss Division &C c Urban.
Frank Bowers. Wesley Small and the Rev
c. A. Alexander. Division H-Frank Lay
cock and c G. Voorhis Jivlsiou I--HuSo
Kingston, Fred G. Braden. William Pagcl
ard Carl Stesg.
Tho Greenfield Presbyterian Sunday
school was awarded first place for
music The orchestra was the best
equipped Of the three appearing IN the
parade. The first award for floats
was given to the First Congregational
Sunday School Of indianapolis. The
float symbolized the landing Of the
Naytiower laden with Pilgrims seek
ing religious liberty.
Bright and early this morning thou
sands Of happy young people attended
the various churches Of the city where
sectional meetings are being held. Sun
rise prayer services were held and
then the convention program proper
was resumed at the Cadle Tabernacle.
Luncheon Planned
a luncheon for the childrens di-
vision will be held at the y. NJ. c. a.
building Thursday noon. Miss Nellie
o. 80 oh,
dren's division, viii preside. The fol
lowing will make brief talks: Miss
Helen Smith, Indianapolis Miss Ada
line Diewert, indianapolis; Mrs. +. T.
Bullock. Dayton, Ohio, national di.
rector of children's work; Miss Myrtle
Buckeiberry, Franklin; Miss Florence
Carmichael, indianapolis; Mrs, ]. l..
Stacy, indianapolis; Luther a Weigle,
New Haven, Conn; Miss Troas May
Indianapolis, and Mrs. Lucy Stock.
Chaplin, Hartford, Conn. A group Of
children. directed by Mrs. J. J. Patter.
son, will sing.
A special exhibit of work accom-
plshed by the childrens division is
being displayed each day at Roberts
A banquet for members of the
adult division of Sunday school work,
including members of organized Bible
classes, the parents department, and
the homo extension department, was
held at Roberts Park Church Wednes-
day night. Or. w S. Bovard of Chi
cage. corresponding secretary of the
Methodist board of Sunday schools.
and DR.. Marion Lawrance spoke. a.
B. Cornelius. indianapolis. State su-
perintendent of the adult work, pre-
sided
Exhibits Attract.
Delegates have taken an interest
in the special exhibits that have been
arranged at Cadle Tabernacle by the
Meigs Publishing Company OF Indian
apolis, the Christian Board of Publica-
tons Of St Louis and by the Century
Company Of New York City.
Every kind of literature that has to
do with religious work materials for
craft work in the Daily Vacation Bible
Schools hooks of fiction, banrers. mot
toes, maps and posters are on display.
Mrs. c. f. Wolcott Of Indianapolis
is in charge Of the Meigs exhibit.
Miss Katherine S. Staub represents
the Christian board publications. Miss
Caroline B. Parker OF New York City,
manager Of the church book and
music department Of the Century
Company. has included in her exhibit
the official hymn book Of the conven-
ton, called THE Hymnal for Ameri-
can Youth" and edited by H. Angus
tine Smith of Boston University, who
will produce the pageant Thursday.
Young People to Meet
A luncheon for the county supertn.
tendents Of the young peoples divis.
ion will be held at the First United
Brethren Church Thursday noon at
1915 o'clock. Mrs. Gladys Haughn,
superintendent Of the young peoples
division in Henry County, will speak
on the subject, "a Woman With
Man Sized Job" Others who will
speak are Cecil D. Scantland of Rich
mond Wayne County superintendent,
and Dr. M c. Tunison of Logansport,
State chairman Of the young peoples
division.