The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-05

is moderator of the general assem-
bly,, President of Xenia Theological
Seminary, and an archaeologist of
note. 1.-THE Uncovering of Great
Canaanite and Israelite Walled
CITY," will be his evening topic,
when stereopticon pictures of some
of his explorations in Palestine will
be shown.
On Monday DR.. Kyle will ad-
dress the Ministers Association in
Roberts Park M. E. Church.
At the Capitol Avenue Methodist
Church, the pastor, Rev. j. G.
Moore, will preach in the forenoon
on, white Feathers" In the eve
ming at 7:3O President Earl E. Har-
per, of Evansville College, will
speak.
Remember Now Thy Creator"
will be the theme of the morning
sermon of the Rev. Homer Dale,
pastor of the Hillside Christian
Church. At night he will preach
on New Testament Christianity"
Wednesday evening the mid-week
service will be in charge of the
young people of the Christian En-
deavor Society.
The Rev. Winter and singer will
begin a revival meeting, to last three
weeks, at the Brookside Community
Presbyterian Church, Sunday night,
Nov. 6.
There will be services every night
except Monday nights. Those who
play violins, or any instrument that
will accompany songs, are cordially
invited to assist.
The Rev. Winter, pastor, served
as union evangelist in many towns
and cities in the West and Middle
East a few years ago.
These meetings are not to be sec
tartan in character. All who be-
lieve in prayer, and the salvation
of the old and young, are invited
to unite with us in this evangelistic
effort. This church is located at
1928 Brookside Ave.
There will be a short Bible drill,
illustrated from large charts, each
evening. This is a fine opportunity
to learn more about your Bibles.
The Rev. Fred A. Line will preach
special AL Souls Sunday sermon
at Central Universalist Church,
fifteenth and North New Jersey SITS.
Sunday morning at IL o'clock. His
subject will be, The House Built
Upon a Rock" This will also be
out-of town visitation day for
friends of the church who live in
nearby towns. A basket dinner will
be served in the social room follow
ing the morning church service. The
Sunday school convenes at $50.
The first of a series of musical
programs at the Second Reformed
Church has been announced by E.
w. Muhlenbruch. organjst and
music director. They are scheduled
for the first Sunday evening of each
month throughout the coming win
ter and spring season. In the pro-
gram Sunday evening Mr.. Mullen
bruch will be assisted by the choir
and Carl Schmid, violiniSt.
The program is as follows:
Concert Prelude in D Minor. op 70
p.i No ?" , :, Walter Kramer amer
F"''O'N'' Muhienbruch. 80 " N--
II
"sanctus" from "St. Cecile Mass. :,
Chorus. Charles Kryter, tenor sOIOist.
Chant Russes' ...................E. Lalv
Consider and Hear Me" Alfred Wooler
Tenor solo. Charles Kryter.
20 Love of God :...,.... Obey Speares
Anthem, Harold Knehrmann' baritone
sc.oist.
AT Evenings" Gdylel OPP, So. Dudley Bach
organ, Mulenbruch.
..R ReTeeu Asgnseliaue Observation-Disclosures
-' Muhlenbruch.
The Ebenezer Lutheran Church,
located on the Millersville Rd., near
keystone Ave-, will observe its an
nual homecoming, Sunday Nov. 8.
This church is the Oldest Lutheran
church in Indianapolis and last year