The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-16
CHURCH CH0IRS
OF CITY AID
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Minister and Choir Lead
erS Respond to Re-
quest.

R-@a N response TO q request recent
1y sent out by the music de-
partment of the Indianapolis
Public Library to choir directors of
the city for money for collection OF
church music, or the music itself,
comes this very gratifying response
from the choir of Central Avenue
Methodist Church and its director,
Ernest G. Hesser:
"Your very valued letter of Nov.
oath, asking me, as one Of the choir
directors Of Indianapolis to contrib
ute to the collection of anthems for
use of all the churches of the city,
is at hand.
"Our choir and it's director very
gladly respond to this request and I
am sending you today not one anthem
but two. I am sending thirty-five
copies of that most glorious chorus,
THE Heavens are Telling" from
Haydn's Creation also thirty
five copies Of Christmas carols. This
book of Christmas carols is made up
Of traditional and new carols and is
indeed a very fine collection.
ct think this idea Of your regard
ing a choir library is very good in
deed and I wish it all possible sue
cess" ERNEST G.. EIESSER.
A new Boy Scout troop, No. 81,
will receive its charter Sunday eve
ming at in the Fairview Presby-
terrain Church, in a ''candle-light
investiture," conducted by S. l.. Nor
ton, assistant Scout executive OF this
city. Carl F. Lauenstein is the
troops scoutmaster and Fred Davis,
assistant. At 10:45 a. m, DIR. Ed
ward Haines Kistler will speak on
when LIES Wages Are Paid" The
quartet will sing at both services.
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THE FOLLOWING MUSICAL
program will be presented at the
vesper Service Of the Second Pres
byterian Church, Sunday afternoon,
Jan. II, at 4:45.
Organ Meditation Preiude-"Canon N
Anthem se%1 Blessed Be the Lord God s.
Source Of E ssss.asr
solo9 sfi1es Voice in the wil q; Ssa@S'
o,r,n ,nti MTsi Ja@sf j. Lowry : Bach Bach
Anthem Saviour, Breathe an Eve
ming Blessing Obey Speaks
A half-hour postlude organ re-
cital will follow the service.
THE SERMON SUBJECT Of Ell
den H. Mills, pastor Of First Friends
Church, will be Our Faith and Gods
Providence" Service at 10:45.
Vesper service and Young Peo-
pies services at p. m.
WHY JOIN THE CHURCH," Is
the sermon subject Of Rev. j. H.
Killing, Sunday morning at the Sec
ond Evangelical Church. Following
the sermon the reception of members
into church fellowship.
Some Questions the Young People
Are Asking" Is the theme for theil
evening service? f. l.. c. E. at Z.
THE REV. Il. o. BADGER, a
retired nNnister will preach and con-
duct Holy Communion at the River.
side Park Methodist Episcopal
Church during the morning service.
In the evening the Rev. f. f. Pre-
vo, pastor will have as his theme
"Cut off,
AT BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN
CHURCH, the schedule is as follows:
Morning worship at 10:45, Miracle"
Evening worship, 7:45, Simon Called
Peter" This is the first of a series
of three sermons on 1.-THE Portraits
Of the Apostles" Brotherhood Mon
day, 7:45 p. m.
THE EVANGELISTIC SERV-
ICES at Salem Park Church have
been growing in interest and at
tendance. The meetings will close
with an all-day meeting Sunday. The
Rev. Fred Abel of Toxic, Japan, will
speak Sunday morning at 1916. In
the afternoon at 2.30 a Home and
Foreign Missionary rally will be
he'll.
AT ST. PAUL M. E. CHURCH
Sunday. the pastor, the Rev. Elmer
Jones, will preach in the morning on
Why / Go to Church." and at
night, Opportunity and Manhood"
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THE VESTED CHOIR of the
Third Christian Church will give the
following two programs Sunday:
--10:45 A. M
Organ Prelude astorale' I.naie1e
Antnem--Thou Art MY Refuge"
: Fe0ofIe1Q
Soloist Mr. Hopper
Soio-'Callest Thou Thus, Oh Master
Miss Vivian Waltz.
Ohertory-' Melodie" 1872. Massenet |
--7:30 p. M
Organ Recital
"Imf1ammatus" ~ Rosssdni !
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