The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19
Dedication
Service for
New Church
Out of-ToWn Ministers viii
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Speakers.

Speakers
The Grace English Lutheran
Church will dedicate it's new church
building at Holmes Ave. and New
York st. Sunday.
Three dedicatory services will be
held Sunday and there will be addi-
tional services Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
The Rev. Werner Kuntz is pastor
of the church, which has taken as
its slogan, "a Changeless Christ for
Changing World"
The new church was designed by
Thornton and Rodecker, architects,
and built by Joseph Reith, contrace
tor. The exterior is of skintled
brick, the interior of open construc-
ton. Large hammer-beam trUsses
support the roof
A soft, dark stain is used on all
interior woodwork, which is of white
oak and gum The entrance and
the chancel, which measures twenty
feet in depth, are laid in rough slate
Tagging varicolored. Members Of the
building committee, together with
the Rev Mr.. Werner Kuntz, are
Herbert H. Eickhoff, chairman; P.
G. Hansen and Elmer Prifogle.
The Rev. A. H. Kuntz, Minneap-
oils, Mimi, will be the speaker at
the Sunday morning service in the
new building. The Rev. F. L. Ober-
schultz, st. Paul, Mimi, will speak
at a service at 2:3O Sunday and the
Rev. H. Scheperle, Indianapolis, will
speak in the evening.
Monday will be Young Peoples
night, the Rev. Oberschulte speak
ing. Wednesday, the Rev. G. Gotsch,
Jonesville, Ind, will speak and
Thursday evening the Rev. e. w.
Weber of Cleveland will preach.
Special music has been arranged
for all the services. The soloists in
clude Miss Gertrude Eickhoff, Mrs.
Paul Seehausen, William Behrman,
Mrs. Nessler Lohes, Mrs. Claude
Sumner, Miss Frances Olsen. The
Trinity Quartet and the choirs of
St. Paul, Emmaeus, st. John and
st. Peter Llr&eran Churches also
will take part.
The final hour of musical worship
in the Fairview Presbyterian Church
for this season will be given Sun
day at 10:45 a. m, arranged by Mrs.
E. T. Edenharter for the quartet of
the church, assisted by the Misses
Thelma Rubbish and Mary E. Webb.
The quartet comprises Mrs. Ruth
Sterling Devin, sporano; Miss Mil
bred M. Schmedel, alto; Dewitt S.
Morgan, tenor; j. Russell Paxton,
baritone. The program follows:
Prelude-"T Triumphant 49, .Baumgartner
Anthem Prepare Ye the Way OF Che
cru5 a9Ea Hymn. Fairest Lord jesus SisSfe''
oHertory-'I Think When Read That ~
Sweet Story (by request 800.
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(a( ."Elegie" ...............,,..Are nsky
yioIin. Miss Thelma Rubus il;l'--S
cello, Miss Mary E. Webb; organ.
Quartet-'The Lost Chord .........:
solo-"sheep and Lambs; Sidney Homer
Miss Schmedel
.Tobn O sfraine si'ie .5auobtcr Of Tairus
Mrs Devin, Mr.. Morgan
Quartet-'Thy Word Is Like Garden,
Hyma"achrist Of Ali My vsi Hopes t the
Postlude@ "ofertoire Toccata" Dubois
. "The Birthday of the Christian
Church" will be the sermon-sub
ject Of J. Floyd Seelig at the Fifty
First Street M. E. Church on Sun
day morning. In the evening he
will present the third of a series of
sermons on Pictures That Preach"
with Holman Hunts 1.-The Light of
the World" There will be a Rec
ignition Service" for the Boy Scouts
in the church school at $3.50 a. m.
Broadway Evangelical Church, on
Broadway at Fifty-Sixth ST., will
observe holy communion service in
connection with the morning service
Sunday morning. Rev. j. G. Nosier,
Of Van Vert, Ohio, will preach the
sermon. The pastor, the Rev. L. E.
Smith, will deliver the evening SER
mon at 7:45 o'clock.
The executive committee of the
Lutheran Men of Indianapolis will
meet in a called session on May 81
This session is being called by the
president, George G. Coffey, and the
reason is that there are many items
of business which must be disposed
of before the next regular meeting.
Plans will also be laid for summer
activities of this group Of men here
in the city. The meeting will be
held in First Lutheran Church at
p. m.
Sunday morning at 10:45 the Rev.
Allen K. Trout will preach upon the
subject, Preparation for the End
at the Bethlehem Evangelical Luth-
eran Church. Vespers, Sunday eve
ming will be featured by an address
con "a Life at It's Best"
The Sunday evening services will
come to close May 81, when the
last of a series of sermons will be
delivered on Services"
The regular musical recital will
be given Sunday morning at
o'clock at the Cadle Tabernacle
Sunday school by the E. w. Hoover
Concert Orchestra,
The Rev. Edmond Kerlin will
preach at the First Evangelical
Church at 10:4O a. M, subject, "All
and Always" an inaugural sermon
for the beginning of the fourth
year of the present pastorate. The
evening Peoples Service" at 7:45
Will be a Welcome Service" for the
Rev. George j. Long, late of Louis
vile, now associated with this
church and engaged in evangelism
Sermon by Mr.. Long. Music by
Arnold Spencer and vested chorus