The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-10


AT ST. PAUL NJ +. CHURCH,
the Rev. Elmer Jones will preach
in the morning on prophecy and
the Tongues" The Other Fellows
Bible Class will have charge Of the
night service. The Rev. Forrest
Sharkey will make the address.
DIR. FRANK S. c. WICKS OF All
Souls Unitarian Church announces
the following order Of service at IL
a. M Sunday:
.Andante, Fifth Symphony " Beethoven
Hymn 1886.
Second Service.
Covenant.
Anthem
Words Of Aspiration.
Responsive Reading-1lth Selection.
Hymn mn $50 (Camden).
Notices and Offering.
Address fesSq' Necessity for Struggle" O1
Hymn b42
BenedictiOn
POstlude.
THE knights" ''....''''''' Volkmann
THE REV ROBERT ]. Nolan.
.,
religious education, will preach Sun
day at 10:45 a. IN. in the Fairview
Presbyterian Church on the Church,
the Children and Vacation Time"
A "home exposition worship" will be
held at 7 D. M, with Miss Mildred
l.. Johns and De Witt S. Talbert So
loists; Building Better Homes" will
n.1 Fiof1 a,.fs.
theme, and Edgar A. Guests Heap
O. LiVin, " will be read by Mrs. For
rest L. Mars. Wednesday at $50
will be held in the chapel the annual
congregational supper, followed ut
1880 by the annual business meeting.
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING
and dinner of the Federated Baptist
Churches of Indianapolis will be held
at the Second Baptist Church, corner
Of Fletcher Ave. and Noble ST., on
Monday night. $50.
1T AM A VOICE" is the subject
OF Rev. j. II. Killing for the morning
worship at the Second Evangelical
Church. Living Witnesses Of the
Resurrection of Christ" is the pas
tors subject for the evening service.
f. L, c, e. at 7.
THE REV. RUDOLPH BLOEM,
KER of Canton, Ohio, will deliver
an illustrated lecture on Egypt and
the Holy Land at 1880 p. m, Sunday
at the Emmanuel Reformed Church,
Prospect and S. New Jersey SITS.
The service will be held under
direction Of the Womens' Missionary
Society of the church.
"TESTING OUR EARNEST.
NESS" will be the theme of the
Rev. L. C. f.. Fackler, st. Matthews
Lutheran Church pastor Sunday
morning. Quarterly congregation
meeting will be held. God Is Con.
cerned About Men" is his evening
topic, Brotherhood meeting will be
held Tuesday night
MRS. NEWTON WI2AY, who has
for two years been associate editor
on the publications Of the Moody
Bible Institute OF Chicago, is sever
ing her relations with the institute
to undertake other lines of journal.
~- istic work. Mrs. Wray is a short
story writer, whose work frequently
appears in religious journals. She
has been a member of the League
Of American Pen Women and the
Poetry Society. Tn Chicago she is a
member Of the Woman's City Club
and Of the woman's Club of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church.
THE REV. H. r. WALDO of the
Second Baptist Church will speak in
the morning on Divine Power" and
at night, (Which Way?" The chorus
choir will sing at both services.
AT BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN
CHURCH, morning worship 1O;45.
Sermon subject: Fruits of the
Resurrection" Mid-week service
Wednesday at 1880. The Rev. Carl
Coble Is pastor.
The Rev. Thomas j. Hart, pastor
of the Barth Place Methodist Epis-
copal Church will preach Sunday
morning on 1.-THE Emmaus Event"
in the evening on eight Days
After" Until Pentecost Sunday the
pastors subjects will deal with the
period of Christian history between
Easter and Pentecost. Sunday
school preceding the morning
service.
Revival services at north side
Naza~e-e Church, Eugene and
Barnes SITS, to be conducted by f.
p. Cassidy of Lexington. Ky, will
begin April 25 Miss f.. w. Jay will
speak Sunday morning following
Sunday school at $50 Mrs. c. w.
Jay will preach in the evening.
The Wheeler City Mission Sunday
School will meet Sunday afternoon
at 80 at the Mission hall. Della
ware and New York SITS. The Sun
day School, which has been growing
rapidly, has averaged over 200 since
January l, and has outgrown the
present building. A group Of the
Mission children will sing at the
Emanuel Baptist Church, corner
Woodlawn Ave. and Laurel St., on
Sunday morning at 1920.
At 7:45, the usual evangelistic
service win be held at the Mission,
at which time the Rev. II. E. Eber-