The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-02
PASTOR TO
CELEBRATE
SERVICE
Rev, U, S, CIutton VIII
Observe Twentieth
Anniversary, :

The Rev. q. S. Clutton, pastor OF
the Tuxedo Park Baptist Church
will celebrate the twentieth ami
Versary of his coming to the church
as pastor on Sunday, June 3. Serv-
ices will be held at $50 to Ills
a. m. and at 1880 p. m. daylight
saving time).
After graduating from the South
ern Baptist Theological Seminary at
Louisville, KY, and serving as pas
tor of the Culbertson Avenue Bap-
fist Church, New Albany, IND, 4
little over three years, the Rev.
Clutton accepted the call Of the
Tuxedo Park Baptist Church Of this
city and began his work the first
Sunday of June, 1908.
The church has had a steady
growth, growing from slightly more
than 100 members to a present
membership of nearly 600. Six years
ago 100 members were dismissed to
form the Emerson Avenue Baptist
Church which was an outgroWCh OF
the Mission Sunday school, estab-
lished by the Rev. Clutton.
The frame building, which was
the church twenty years ago has
been replaced by modern church
and Sunday school plant.
The church and Sunday school,
with an attendance averaging about
600, ranks well among the leading
Baptist churches Of the State.
In 1910 the first Boy Scout troop
in the city was organized by the
Rev. Clutton, who has served as
sccutmaster since then. The first
Daily Vacation Bible school was
held in the Tuxedo Park Church III
the summer of 1915.
In January 1921 the Weekday
Bible school, meeting on Thursday
after school, was instigated and has
become a permanent part Of the
program. Last spring a moving pic
ture machine was installed and is
used Throughout the year for educa-
ton, entertainment and in the eve
ming service during the summer
months as part of the worship.
The Rev. Clutton has been made
president of the Indiana Baptist As
sembly, the young peoples Straining
school at Franklin College, for five
summers. He has served as the
president of the Indiana Baptist
convention for two years and for
fifteen years has been on the boards
of the denomination in the State.
On the Rev. Clutton's twentieth
anniversary the church has voted
to begin a new order Of service for
Sunday morning and try it out for
months of June, July and August.
Instead of having the Sunday school
and morning worship in which two
distinct services were held, only one
service will be had, which will con-
sist Of worship, the message by the
pastor and the study of the SUNDAY
school lesson. The service will be-
gin at $50 a. m. and be dismissed
at HAS a., m.
A varied program will be given
at the Seventh Christian Church
tomorrow evening. The greater part
will be musical, by the E. w. Hoover
Concert Orchestra, Christene Wag-
oner Roush, director; Jean Duthie
pianist; Alice Diver, harpist; Mar
garet Rasbach, orchestra soloist
giving the following program:
White Queen'-Overture ......... Metre
"Mignonette''
twilight Meditation, after 'vespers"
Vocal soio."Beautifull Garden Of Of
Old dlf'y Refrain." vennese Song .Kre hGef
iqpyocaTlo3 a. n Mqo e
Feast Of Lanterns" overture. q. Bennett
Evening STAR romantic song from
TannhauSer Observation-Disclosures. wagner
The address will be given by the
Rev. A. H. Moore.
I'm the Suburbs Of Christ's King
dom" will be the morning sermon OF
the Rev. William Talbot Jones, pas
tor of the Edwin Ray M. E. Church
Sunday. In the evening the sermon
will be 1.-THE Condition of Christ's
Coming" The church states that it
is conforming to the daylight saving
law.
At the North Park Christian
Church the pastor, the Rev. j. A
Long, will speak Sunday morning
on 1.-THE Character of Cash; or Max
ing Money Immortal" "Out Of the
Dust Man" will be the evening topic
The Rev. Homer Dale, pastor Of
the Hillside Christian Church an
snounces "Unselfish Service" as the
morning sermon. In the evening
the service will be Memorials and
Their Meaning" The Red Men and
the Pocahontas Ladies will attend
the service in the evening in a body
as a memorial to their dead.
The Lynhurst Baptist Church will
follow the daylight savings plan in
their services. Sunday morning the
pastor, the Rev. G. H. Schieck, viii
use Christian Certainty" as hiG
sermon. In the evening the theme
will be Life Seekers"
The Rev. Bert r. Johnson, pastor
of the Downey Avenue Christian
Church will preach Sunday morning
on can Open Door" In the evening
the sermon will be 1.-THE Growing
Heart"
The Rev. Joseph G. Moore, pas
tor of the Capitol Avenue M. E
Church announces "a Strange De-
tense" as his morning subject. "a
Modern Conception of Heaven and
He'll" will be the evening topic. Serv-
ices will be conducted on standard
time.
Members of the G. A. r., Spanish
War Veterans, American Legion and
their allied organizations have been
invited to the services at the First
United Presbyterian Church in COM
memoration of Memorial day. The
services will be held at 10:45 a. M,
(Staydard tiyoeO Nov T Vouv,,r will