The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-21
PLAN CONCERT
AT FA|RVIEW
CHURCH CHAPEL
Symphony Program Is to
Be Given Friday by
Youthful Band.

Robert j. Shultz, a graduate in
cornet of the Metropolitan School
of Music, has been the leader of
the Fairview Presbyterian Bible
school orchestra this past season,
and has gathered from among the
city's younger musicians SYM
phony orchestra of thirty-flve
pieces which will give a noteworthy
program in the FairVieW Chapel,
Friday at 8:15 p. M, for the benefit
Of the Bible schools music fund.
The program follows:
"1ntermezzo" (LArlesienne SUITE ;:.is7s,
The Blue Danube Waltz .ee. go:
500. Johann Strauss Jr. tlS25-lSsS
MY Lover Is a Fisherman"
The Song Of the Shepherd fehI; :,aa,
r5inhsTS HoeemSn
i1'''s Miss Mildred nj. schmedei
Mrs. F. T. Edenharter. accompanies
"rracume" :. Richard wagner qsls-18ss,
Introduction, Act. 3; "Lohengrin" Wagner
........ Charles Gognod tls1s-is93)
Ruth Sterling Devin
Assisted by Miss schmedel: Dewitt S.
Morgan: J. Russell Paxton and the or
lift H5-5- esaoin shrdlu pu pupp
"sigurd JOrsalfaEa" Opus IS ;;:i;.ioo7,
q. yorspiel introduction.
b. Intermez5o (Borghild's Dream.
Sunday at 10:45, DR. Edward
HaineS Kistler will speak in this
church on 1.-The Significance of
Cafi1rdox, o,1d t[a o,,artaf will
sing Harris LAS the Earth Bringeth
Forth Her Bud" and GAS Torrents
In Summer" from Sir Edward Ell
gar's King Olaf"
Next Sunday morning the Rev.
John w. McFall, D. D., will preach
on 1.-The Dimensions of Gods
Love-" and in the evening the SER
mon will be THE Regenerated
Life" At the close of the evening
service, a short Bible play will be
given in the community room.
Twenty members of the Men of
Broadway attended the Baptist
Brotherhood banquet last Monday
evening at the First Baptist Church
and heard DR.. John Timothy
Stone of Chicago.
Sunday evening at 5:45 (Ep-
worth League Fellowship Hour the
Broadway Drama Club will present
the Bible play, The Healing of
Naaman." This will be repeated
after the evening service.
Friday night, April 2, the Ep-
worth League is offering an enter
tainment of readings and other
features given by Tex Palmer and
Al Crews of DePauw University.
Tonight the Win-Mor HON
Builders young peoples class is
holding its annual banquet and in
Stallation of newly elected officers.
Edwin Metcalf, Fred L. Griffith,
Dick Kitchell, and Jack Stanley
we're receivedinto the Wolf Cub
Pack at the meeting last Tuesday
afternoon. This brings the active
membership up to forty-siX. Cub
master Lloyd Moffatt reports keen
interest in the organization.
The EpWorth League annual ban
quet will be held Friday, May 4, in
the community room. DR.. Smith of
the Methodist Hospital will be the
main speaker of the evening.
Plans are being made for va
cation church school to begin June
ID, continuing for four weeks, to
July 10. Boys and girls who are
four to fourteen years of age will
be welcome. The school will be di-
vided into departments and we'll
trained staff of teachers secured.
organ Preludc-"The Unfinished Sym.
Ant6e@W oh, for the wi TS5A q aPna0sF'
6uet~aFhe Lord is NY Light
Postiudce- Marcho celebrci Duu''s DUN
Program for the evening starting
at 7:45:
organ Prelude-"n Troyatore" ). G. Verdi
Anthem dqthfmrzion Awake" I'M Michssl costa
Postiude- Marche Modernc.,. ;. = .a''e'
Merle Sidener, teacher, will de-
liver the second of a series of les
sons based en- baseball, at the
Christian Men Builders, Inc. at the
Third Christian Church Sunday
day morning His subject will be
1.-THE Rules" Employees of the
billing Candy Company will be
guests Of the class and will distrih-
ute small boxes of candy as favors.
Ar Odd FeIIou5c e,yj1-erea1 ~,
service will be held at Central Uni
versalist Church, Fifteenth and