The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-28

mOrnlnS at Ii u ClOCh' Ills cuuJ0SN
will 4 be THE Grand Army of the
World" There will be good music.
X Sunday school $3.50 Ladies Auxi-
Iiary meeting Thursday, June 2.s+
3 A cordial invitation is extended to
the public to attend the services of /
this church.
~ Rev. Edmund kerlin will preach
Sunday morning at 10;40 at the First
Evangelical Church on TEXTS Diff
cult to Understand" The Peoples
Service" at 7:45 will be platform
service, Mr.. Harry w. Krause, chair
fnan-A Personal Anniversary SER
Vice participated in by the pastor
and others; special speakers and
singers. Music: Morning-Organ,
seAndante Serephique"-Deb Pon-
san; Vested chorus, "Jubilante Dee,
ia C,"-Dudley Buck. Evening
Organ, Moderate in Ell. Smart;
chorus, incline Thine Ear to Me"
r.. Himmel. g.. 81.
y At the Englewood Christian
Church Sunday morning the Rev. o.
"A. Trinkle will preach on THE Bless
ings and Privileges of the Church"
At night, 1.-THE Open Door and the
Gracious Invitation"
s At Fletcher Place M. E. Church.
the Rev. w. b. Grimes will preach in
She morning. on "On the Pay Roll of
God" and at night What is In Thy
4Iand?"
Z. "A Nation of Heroes" will be the
Subject of the patriotic sermon of
the Rev. Homer c. Boblitt of the
Linwood Christian Church Sunday
morning. At night, What Think Ye
of Christi" The pastor was in Rus
STA during the world war. ''t
81 The Rev. Charles II. Gunsolis will
preach Sunday night at the Christian
Spiritualist Church on "Hypnotlsm
and Suggestion" us
Is At the st. Paul M. E. Church Sun
day morning. Prof. Archibald Hall
will deliver a Memorial Day address
under the auspices of the Other Fel'
lows Bible class. The Rev. Elmer
Zones will hold memorial service
in honor of the departed members
of the church,
- DThe Word, - will be the morning
theme of the Rev. l.. c. Fackler al
st. Matthew Lutheran Church: Al
though the church building has rot
been completely repaired since the
Tornado, services will be held Sunday
in the new building.
II
The following services will be
.giyen at the First Moravian Episco-
pal Church Sunday
u Ii A. M
.Prelude-"Prelpde in F.! F. Iotd onr E Go9
Professional Hymn----"O Loru' our Oou'
" Thy mighty hand.
Long Metre Doxology.
Patriotic responsicy.e1 re JTths ;rheo Foote
Scripture lessons. -, Uin1ing
Bass solo-"Re cessionalr .....'' Ripping
ioffertory--,' Melodie. to-; 'Beethoven
fHp ymS@ 3 Swell eHsf the anthem Raise the
sermon mon Theme-'Lest We Forget"
sHy@n,-% God Of Our Fathers Whose AL
gPostIude@ Recessional" .......As Ashford
m -7.45 p. NJ
f Proceasionai " HH!ysm1n-'oi Beautiful for
Re- Spacious Skies.
Responsive reading. ~%e
THE Lords Prayer.
Hiy@n@;, Great God of Nations Now TO
III Thee"
Anthem" Crossing the Bar" 80. Barn9y
Qf56ertory ptseera 1fi0US - Beethoven
fFiH VIM Thou. who Hast in Every age"
Sermon theme Divine Guidance"
ii YIN ord, While for All Mankind We
= Poi Re%' Christian isfh g. Weber, minis.
tire; Mr.. w. S. Alexander, director of
Emusic; Miss. Helen Louise Quig, or
sganist. .
h DR.. Frank S. {, Wicls of All Souls
Unitarian Church announces the fol-
flowing services at II a. m. Sunday;
5sPatriotic Fantasia
@IIymn 336. -
sFifth Service. y 70 S-g
SEovenant. @ a
pantheon.
Words of Aspiration
Responsive Reading4@9th sEection.
Scripture. 7tt
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sNotices and Offering
Were T raning Tonight Ki Rtrff d;s
ls,Tunior Choir.
kSaAddress-"If"
,s,Iunior Choir. - ''''' ''
sBenedlc tlon ssaaa..4r~a
I 7 America, the, Beautiful'
Is s'The Power Of Conviction will
ksbe DR.. Edward Haines Kistler's
stheme Sunday at 1915 in the Fair
fview Presbyterian Church, for Me-
lsnorial Sunday. Kipling's Recess
fsional' by DeKoven will be sung by
the quartet, under the direction of
MRS. F. T. Edenharter; so also will
i.'be "Souls of the Righteous" by T,
Tertius Noble, and Dvorak, "Going
sIIome." The Endeavorers will close
heir sea sons program at Z. with a
! Climax Meeting to be addressed
{ BY Miss Elizabeth Cooper, State SUI
perintendent intermediate c. e.