The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-01
PASTORS SPEAK
IN INTEREST OF
MUSIC SUNDAY
National Music Week to Be
Observed in All City
Churches.


of good music from their pulpits.
Choir directors Of the various
church singing organizations have
planned special programs.
The Rev. l.. c. L. Fackler OF st.
Matthew Lutheran Church makes
the following announcements:
9:30 A. M-Sunday School, The super,
ine1dent has arransed something spfRS s
the Sunday School lie showed the chill
dren "a number of souvenirs from India
which. together with his talk, proved in
ter i686 to Ne MSe cRl@rihni Subject 1.-THE
80 p. M.@worship. Subject, Con
trasting Virtues and Vices. a very large
10 hear Rev. Mr.. Nichoison's address con
corning conditions in India. We heartily
cial services. which are being held from
itme to time, but also to our regular serY-
ices both morning and evening" there ,r,,,
be an illustrated lecture on the Church
Year in Art and Song. .,
The church council VIII meet WedneS-
day evening at the parsonage
The Rev. Fred A. Line, pastor of
Central Universalist Church, Fiji
teen and n. New Jersey Streets, will
preach Sunday morning at II
o'clock on the subject, Listening
In On The Universe"
Sunday School $50
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THE UNIVERSALIST WOMEN
of Indiana are to have a big Get
Together Luncheon at the Hoosier
Athletic Club Saturday. May l, 1890
o'clock. Mrs. James Valentine of
Portland, Maine, will be the principal
speaker.
DIR. CHARLES 3. ALLEN, as
sociate pastor with DIR. Merton S.
Rice. Of the Metropolitan M. E.
Church of Detroit, Mich, will occupy
the pulpit Of the North M. f.
Church, Meridian and Maple Road
Blvd, next Sunday.
DR.. Allen had a very important
part in the promotion Of the build
ing Of this wonderful church at a
cost Of S1,5OO,OOO, the structure be-
ing dedicated free of debt.
DIR. Allen is known as one of the
outstanding pulpit men Of Detroit
and it is expected that the North
Church will be filled to capacity to
hear him. It is anticipated that he
will not only preach Sunday morn
ing, but also Sunday evening.
SERVICES will be held at North
Side Nazarene Church, Barnes and
Eugene SITS, Sunday at 1890 a. m.
2:3O p. IN. and 1880 p. m. Sunday
school will be at $50 a. m. T.. r.
Cassidy, Lexington, Ky, evangelist
will conduct revival services until
May 8.
GOD is" will be the sermon
there for the morning service at the
Riverside Park Methodist Episcopal
Church by the pastor, The Rev. e.
f. Prevo. In the evening he will
speak on 1.-THE Value of Religious
Decision"
BAPTIST CHURCH, corner Thirty
First and Anentte SITS, the Rev. f.
A. Hayward, Baptist city executive,
will preach at the morning and eve
ming services:
9:30 A. M.-special spring and rally
10:3O a. M.-sermon and communion.
6 80 P. M.-Young people divisional
~ ;3G P; M l. ssrmSn 1.-THE House by
AT THE SECOND BAPTIST
CHURCH the pastor, the Rev. II.
r. Waldo, will speak in the morning
on 1.-THE Quickening Spirit" and at
night on "Why a Public Profession"
Observation of the Lords supper in
the morning.
MUSIC WEEK will be recognized
in the Fairview Presbyterian Church
with a special hour of worship Sun
day, 7:45 p. m, when DIR. Edward
Haines Kistler will speak on 1.-THE
Gospel According to Wagner's Tam
hauser." Miss r. Maude Delbridge
and De Witt S. Talbert will sing
from the "Tannhauser:" The ode
to the Goddess of Love; Enzabeth's
prayer; Wolfram's call to the eve
ming star. Tannhauser's penitential
recital. Mrs. William Herbert Gibbs
will play as organ numbers the "Pii-
grim's Chorus" the Hail! The Lord
Hath Marvels Wrought and the
march. At 1O:45 DIR. Kistler will
preach on God, the Poet" and the
quartet will sing Digle's "Bless Thou
the Lord" and Andrews "As Dis
cords Meath a Masters Hand"
$50
'THE THINGS ETERNAL" will
be the morning theme of the Rev.
G.. l.. Farrow at the Victory Memoir
al Methodist Protestant Church. At
night, what Are You Planting in
Your Garden"
AT THE SPEEDWAY BOULE-
WARD NJ. e. CHURCH, the pastor,
Clyde II. Lininger, will preach at
the morning service on the text II
VIII Establish My Covenant With
You" At the evening service the
subject will be "The Lions Path"
AT CAPITOL AVENUE M. e.
CHURCH, Mrs. John Springer, mis-.
sionary to Africa. will speak in the
morning. At night DIR. w. B. Barnes,
secretary Of the Methodist City Mis-.
sionary Society, will speak.
AT BEVILLE AVENUE EVAN.
GELICAL CHURCH, James A. Nc.
Math will speak in the morning on
THE Franchise and Our Duty to