The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-13


At Central Universalist Church.
Fifteenth and \. New Jersey SITS,
the young people of the church win
have charge of the II o'clock morn
ing service. George Mitchell will dc
liver the sermOnette, speaking on
the subject. Youths Ideals" Miss
Virginia Shoemaker will give a read
ing. The pastor. the Rev. Fred A.
Line, will preach a short sermon, his
subject being Human Engineer
Ing
North Methodist Episcopal Church,
located at Meridian and Thirty
Eighth SITS, is attracting attention by
the crowds that ire locking to her
services. Rev. c. Perry Gibbs, the
new pastor, has been on the fielG
only a few weeks.
Rev. Gibbs came to North Church
from Grace Church. Franklin, Ind
For three years Rev Gibbs preached
to packed church at Franklin and
time and again people were turned
away because there was no more
room.
1t has happened at North Church
Last Sunday people came in crowds
and filled every nook and corner OF
the church.
A splendid program has been ar
ranged for this Sunday. At the
morning service a campaign will be
inaugurated to raise the member
ship of the church to two thousand
The sermon subject will De Evan
gelism."
Rev Gibbs has a series of his
toricaI sermons for the Sunday eve
ming services for November. The
second Of these sermons will be
given this Sunday evening. The
sermon subject will be THE May
flower"
Sunday evening at 7:45. the new
Junior Choir of the F'airview Presby
terrain Church will make it's first ap
pearance. This Is a choir Of twenty
five voices under the direction OF
Mrs. Harold d. Robinson. DIR. Ed
ward Haines Kistler will read q
story Of the "Expelling of a Bible
School Boy" who wasn't expelled
In the morning at 10:45, he will
speak on "Your Supreme interests,
and the quartet will sing praise
the Lord, o Jerusalem" by Maun
der; Miss Mildred NJ. Schmedel vii
also sing My Redeemer and My
Lord" by Dudley Buck.
The following musical program
has been arranged for the Univer
sity Place Christian Church by Ev
erett K. Todd, director:
Morning
ProffessisoFnal-"I Love Thy Kingdom
onertoTS5-"A Song q irdia' o s.',
.,., Miss Esther Fori,9s.. pianist SAM n
soioT6 SOLICIT NJ Ny Fathers House Are Are,
Mrs j. G, Mhgle. conntralto'c. 60 LIN
-Evenlng-
Mr. Everett x. Todd. baritone.
Processional-"Sa Savior Like Shepherd
sonSE.Iove Lifted Me-. Df ''sSmEiitf
Nss'rs. l,@ Tinker KiF 5Tidf B. R R69g I. vii
Ofcrtory--"The Old. Old Love X Rover
Miss Esther Forkier. piani
Messrs' B. b. Kirkbride. r. Ridge. /. Will
liam Hopper. f. X. Todd.
Rev. ]. Floyd Seelig, pastor of the
Fifty-First Street NJ. e. Church. will
have az his sermon subject Sunday
morning. The 1.-THE" This is the
second of "a series of stewardship
sermons. In the evening service at
1880, he will have as his subject
Peter, The Man of Impulse" TIE
Sunday School win convene at Gao
with classes for all ages. Rev. John
Ward Rose, pastor of the Park Place
NJ. f. Church, Anderson, Ind, will
speak on Thursday evening, his sub
ject being. Putting God First in
His Kingdom" This service viii be
held at 1880.
First MOravian Episcopal Church.
Rev. Christian o. Weber will preach
in the morning on the theme, THE
More Abundant Life" The subject
for the evening sermon will be
Failure Turned Into Success"
At the Second Moravian Church
the Lords Supper will be celebrated
In connection with the morning serv.
ice. Infant baptism will also be
solen1nized. AT the evening serv-
ice the Rev. Vernon w. Couillard,
pastor, will preach on the theme
Lessons from Athletics"
The Indiana. Illinois Moravian
Christian Endeavor Union Will hold
its fall conference at the First Nor.
avian Church on Saturday of this
week, Nov. 10.
Following is the program;
- :00-Registrltion
II .3O-SOng service
12;45-Lpnch served by the young PEOPLE
OF First Church
2:0O-Devoional service, the Rev r.
Henkelmann. of Hope. Ind. in
2:15-Address. the Rev. C. o. Weber.
pastor of First church of this
city.
3;0O-Sectional conferences:
Worship.-Mis IS Ote Rife of Sec
ond church, this city.
Seryi"e-Mr Willard Cameron OF
First church this city
Felloh ship-Mr. John Holder.
HRe. Ind.
3:45-Modei junior meeting Junior c. L
Society of Second church this
city.
4:15-Recre!t alton, auspices OF the First
Church society leaders Miss Dor
othy King and Miss Lois Michael
5 :30-Supper served ~ the young peo-
ple OF the Second church this
city.
6:OO-Re1orts from the C f. conven-
tion held at Bethlehem. Pa. given
by the young people Of the Hope
society
715-Devotiona service. the Rev r.
7:3O-Addrcss the Rev f. r. Daries.
pastor OF the lions Evangelical
church OF this city
S;15-ouiet moments. the Rev. Henkel-
mann, leading.
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