The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-18
PASTORS VISIT
CITY CHURCHES
NEXT SUNDAY
Aims of the Presbyterian
Union to Be Explained
From PuIpits.

H. Graham in the Seventh Church
the Rev. w. G. Mahr in WeStmin-
ster Church; the Rev. T. N. Hunt
in Wallace Street Church; the Rev
H. T. Wilson in Troub Memoria
Church; the Rev. w. H. Kendall
in Irvington Church; the Rev. A
L. Duncan in West Washington
Street Church; the Rev. T. r. White
in Home Church; the Rev. T. j
Simpson in Sutherland Church; the
Rev. j. l.. Prentice in Meridian
Heights Church.
The services in the First, Second
Tabernacle and Fairview Churches
will be arranged for another Sun
day.
The Presbyterian Union is fed
Grafton of the Presbyterian Churches
of the city, organized for the pur-
pose of promoting the interests that
are common to all alike.
The Union supplements the as
sistance of Synod and Presbytery in
carrying forward home mission work
in indianapolis and its suburbs.
1t has been especially active in
recent years in helping the weaker
churches in their building enter
prises and in starting new churches
at Wallace Street and in the Speed
way district.
The purposes of the interchange
of pulpits Sunday is to acquaint the
Presbyterians of Indianapolis with
the work and detectives of the
Union. The officers of the Union
are: President, G. A. Mckinney;
vice president, Herbert S. King;
secretary, D. H. Whitman; treas
urer, ]. E. Stilz.
A ChildrenS' Day Service will be
held at Central Universalist Church,
Fifteenth and N. New Jersey SITS,
Sunday morning at II o'clock. The
members of the Sunday School will
present pageant, God Is Love"
Sunday school $3.50.
Ground breaking for three units
to the st. Marks English Lutheran
Church, Prospect and Linden SITS,
will be held Sunday at 11:45 a. m,
following church services. The Rev.
R, H. Benting, pastor, and George j.
Mayer, building committee head,
will officiate. Corner stone laying is
planned for Aug. 7, and dedication
sometime between Thanksgiving and
Christmas.
The units, two for Sunday school
use and one two-story- addition to
the church auditorium, will cost ap-
proXimately 100000, and are the re-
suit of church membership eX-
pansion in the last five years.
The Rev. L. G. Fackler, pastor Of
ST. Matthews Lutheran Church will
preach Sunday morning on the
subject 1.-THE -Four Surprises" The
Willing Workers will be entertained
Thursday evening at the South Side
Y. w. G. A., TIT S. Alabama ST., by
Misses Esther Heif and Ardella
Hemmerlein.
Victory Memorial Methodist
Protestant Church, G. L. Farrow
pastor, will celebrate its Twenty
fifth Anniversary in an all day
service with basket dinner. In the
morning the pastor will speak on
the theme, 1.-THE Volunteer, Missiah.'
The evening service will be in
charge of the Rev. j. w. Harmon OF
Roachdale. Special music at each
of these services. The afternoon
program will be made up of music
and short talks by former pastors.
1.-THE Healing Shadow" will be
The sermon subject Of the Rev. j
Floyd Seelig, minister of the Fifty
First Street M. E. Church in the
Sunday morning service at 10:45
Lois M. Stone will sing shepherd
Divine, Come" by Jerome. In the
service at 1880 p. m. Miss Irene
Duncan, a Deaconess of the church
will give a stereoptican lecture or
her trip to the Holy Land. An Offer
ing will be taken. The public is
invited to attend this most interest
ing service.
Elder David H. Whitman, who
was a commissioner to the genera
assembly from the Presbytery Of
indianapolis, will speak in the Fair
view Presbyterian Church Sunday
at 10:45 a. m. on 1.-THE Spirit of the
General Assembly" Presbyterian
City Union Day will also be OBJ.
served.
The annual children's day cele.
hration will be held Sunday at the
First Evangelical Church in com
bined Sunday school and church
service beginning at 10 o'clock
Lloyd E. Mosiman, superintendent
Miss Helen Hartmann, in charge
of program; opportunity for infant
baptisns. At the 7:45 People:
Service Harry Lindstedt will b.
chairman; message by Miss Rost
Jackson of this church, just re.
turned from seven years service il
the interior of China.
1.-THE Buckwheat Man" anc
Habit" will be the themes Sun
day of the Rev. Homer C. Boblitt
at the Linwood Christian Church.
1.-THE Acquarian Age" will be thu
night subject of the Rev. Charlie:
H. Gunsolus at the Christian Spiri.
tualist Church.
The Rev. Allen K. Trout of thu
Bethlehem Lutheran Church vii
speak Sunday morning on "Ricf
Man VS.. Poor Man" The Sunda.
school will observe Fathers day will
a program at $50 a. m.