The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-11
DEDICATION OF
TWO NEW CHURCH
PLANTS SUNDAY
Services at Irvington M. E.
and Little Flower
Catholic.

Two new Indianapolis church
structures will be formally dedi-
Gated Sunday morning.
Methodists of the city will join in
dedication of the Irvington M. e.
Church, Audubon Circle and e.
Washington st. Bishop Frederick
D. Leete of the Indianapolis area
will conduct the services, and DIR.
w. c. Davidson, Illinois Wesleyan
University president, will preach.
Picturesque Site
The new $275, 900 structure is one
Of the most picturesquely located
church plants in Indiana, and is
probably the finest Methodist church
in the State, according to DR.. Harry
"A. King, district superintendent.
~Former residence of Thomas G.
Howe was built into the seventy!
room structure, to be used for re-
ligious and community purposes.
Charles II. Badger is building
chairman and the Rev. ]. B. Rose
murgy is pastor.
Dedication Of the new Little
Flower Church will begin at 1890
a. nls and will be in the charge of
Bishop Joseph Chartrand of the
Catholic diocese of Indianapolis.
After the dedicatory services a sol
emn high mass will be celebrated by
the Rev. Francis A. Gressle Of st.
Elizabeth's Church, Cincinnati, Ohio,
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this city. Music for the occasion
will be furnished by the mems choir
of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church,
under the direction OF Prof. f. J.
Boerger. Benediction of the blessed
sacrament will be given after the
mass.
Community Center
The new Little Flower Church and
School Is located in the midst of a
new development in the east end at
Bosart Ave. and Fourteenth st. The
building has been under construc-
ton for over a year and the one
building will comprise a church,
school, auditorium and a residence
for the sisters. The building has a
frontage of III feet and a depth of
"a feet and is constructed of hol-
low tile and face brick over frame
work of steel and is trimmed with
stone.
Dinner at Noon
After the dedication services the
ladies Of the parish will serve a
chicken dinner, also a lunch from 5
to p. m. The building will be open
for inspection during the day. Rev.
Charles Duffey is the pastor.
The officers of the mass next Sun
day will be: Celebrant, Rev. Francis
A. Gressle of Cincinnati, Ohio; Dea-
cons to Bishop Chartrand, Revs.
George Smith and Raymond Noll;
arch priest Of mass, Rev. Maurice
O'Connor; deacon of mass, Rev.
Michael LyonsY sub-deason, Rev.
Joseph Duffy, thurfer, Rev. Ray
mond MARCHING, Of the Gibault
Home, Terre Haufe; cross bearer, 4
Rev. Thomas McGrath of Green's
burg, Ind; masters of ceremony,
Rev. DIR. Joseph e. Hamill and Rev.
DIR. Elmer j. Ritter.
MOravian Church Open
Formal opening of First Moravian
Church at Twenty-Second st. and
Broadway will be held Sunday, the
Rev G. o.. Weber, pastor, an
nounced.
The building was purchased from
the Broadway M. e. Church, when
the Moravian Church burned Dec. 24,l
1924. DIR. j. K. Pfohl, Winston
Salem, N. c., and Rev. e. S. Hagen,
Bethlehem, Pa, president of the de-
nominations governing board, will
speak. Morning afternoon and eve
ming services will be held.
Vested choir will sing. Rev.
Hagen will preach at evangelistic
services during the week. }p
THE REV. FRED A. LINE will
preach Sunday at II a. m. at the
opening service Of Central Uni
versalist Church, following the sum-
mer vacation, on the subject Loves
Task" The Sunday school session
is at $780, A cordial invitation is
extended to the public.
The mission Circle meets next
Tuesday, and the regular monthly
meeting of the Calendar Club will be
held at \the church next Thursday
evening.
SUNDAY EVENING Peoples
Service" of music and preaching at
7:45 at the First Evangelical Church,
New York and East St., will be re-
sumed next Sunday, after omission
during the summer. Musical
features, and popular-style sermon
message by Rev. Edmond Kerlin
The service will be preceded by a,
service Of praise and prayer in the
lower lecture room at Z, for every
body. Pre-rally day session of the
Sunday school at $780, Quarterly
communion service with brief
sermon by the Rev. Kerlin at 1910. 4
SUNDAY is Honor Day. at st.
Paul M. E. Church, the Rev. Elmer
Jones will preach on MY Obliga-
tons" in the morning. discovering
theme will be Seeing 1t Through"
Vinson H. Manifold will teach "The
Other Fellows Bible Glass"
THE SERMON subject Of Eden
Fl. Mills, pastor Of First Friends
Church win be 1.-THE Unopened
Treasure" Service at 10:45 a. m.
At st. Matthews Lutheran Church
the Rev. L. G. Fackler, pastor, will
preach in the morning on 1.-THE Ma