The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-20

and Miss Maude Kahl. Schedules Of
classes includes Bible geography,
Old and New Testament, English,
and homiletics. Conference and dis
cussion groups are held.
RADIO TALK FOR
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Evangelist H. A. Lukens, pastor
First Seventh Day Adventist
Church, will broadcast at 4:30 p. m.
Sunday from station WFBM the po-
sition the annual convention of Sew
enth Day Adventists, now in session
at Bethany Park, took on the mod
rn-fundamentalist controversy of
the churches. His subject will be
Science and the Bible" Other
numbers to be given over the radio
are:
ReadingwMiss Roberta Hostetler.
PpayerGThe Rev. Mr.. Lukens.
Solo-Bonnie II. Speaker.
Hale Quartet.
"THE MAN WHOM JESUS
COULD NOT KEEP" will be the
subject Of the Rev. George L. Far
row, pastor Victory Memorial
Methodist Protestant Church, 1882
Woodlawn Ave-, Sunday morning
A Children's Day program Will be
observed in the evening.
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DIR. DAVID NJ. EDWARDS, presi
dent Earlham College will preach at
10:45 a. m. at First Friends Church
1916 N. Alabama ST., on Gods
Revelation in Literature"
MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE
will begin at 10:45 Sunday at Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church, East
and Market SITS, with DR.. H. A
King preaching. Epworth League
will worship at 6:45 p. m. There will
| be no other evening service.
| $50
THE FOURTH SERMON on the
Lords prayer from the words, "Ano
Forgive Our Debts as We Forgive
Our Debtors" will be given Sunday
morning by the Rev. j. H. Killing
pastor Second Evangelical Church
In the evening the Rev. Mr.. Killing
will speak on Missionary Work
Among the Indians in America" He
will give some of his experiences
and observations with the Red Mer
of America
AT ALL SOULS UNITARIAN
CHURCH, 1455 N. Alabama ST., a
II a. m. Sunday, DR.. Frank S. c
Wicks, pastor, will have as his topic
Heaven and Hell"
THE REV. PAUL JUDSON NOR
RIS will preach Sunday morning al
the Emerson Avenue Baptist Church
1904 E. New York St., on THE For
ward Look" In the evening he will
deliver the third message on the
series Of addresses, entitled, Ger
tain Men We Have Known" Topic
for the evening will be THE Mar
Who Was a Stacker"
"FREEDOM THROUGH THE
TRUTH" will be the morning sub
ject of the Rev. Guy V. Hartman
at Hall Place Methodist Church, 12t
w. Sixteenth st. Theme for the
evening will be, Gods Constancy
Toward U.s." Special music will be
provided.
THEME FOR SUNDAY MORN
ING at the Riverside Park Method
list Episcopal Church, 2440 N. Hard
ing St., will be 1.-The Jesus Way
In the evening the Rev. Ernest f
Prevo will direct services on the
church lawn with community sing
ing preceding the sermon The Rev
Mr.. Prevo will preach on "The Re
sponsibility of the Community to the
Church"
SERVICES WI LII BE HELD AT
1890 A. M. Sunday at st. Matthews
| Evangelical Lutheran Church, Hoy
Ave. and Randolph St., with the
Rev. l.. G. E. Fackler preaching
Faith Healing" will be the sub
ject There will be no evening serv-
ices until September.
SUMNER, THE SEASON OF
LIFE will be the topic for DR.. Ed
ward Haines Kistler at the Fairview
Presbyterian Church, Forty Sixth
st. and Kenwood Ave., Sunday al
II a. m. Theme at 7:45 p. m. will
be "The Power of Beauty" At the
morning service the quartet with
Miss Ruth T. Beals will sing. De
Witt S. Talbert will be the evening
soloist.
ANNUAL MEETING for election
of officers of Emerson Avenue Bap.
tist Church will be held Thursday
night at the church. Dinner will be
served at $50. Reception for new
members will follow the business
session.
THE REV. G. L. ALLEN, pastor
Brightwood Church of Christ, will
speak Sunday morning at IL on,
SIN His Steps," At 7.45 p. m. he
will have as his subject. "a Great
Sacrifice and It's Purpose
&%*
Becs use of the large throngs which
have attended services at Holy
Rosary Church, $40 Stevens St..