The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-12
HONOR PAID TO
FORMER PASTOR
OF CITY CHURCH
Or. Mary G. Evans Receives
High Appointment in
A. M. E. Forces.

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here, has been appointed Director OF
Finance of the Fourth Episcopa!
District of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church, according to dis
patches from Bishop A. j. Carey
of Chicago.
DR.. Evans said, "It has long been
my dream to be engaged in the work
of religious education. It is my be-
lief that religion must be taught
to people to be effective in their
lives"
Miss Evans program is to estab-
lish large community center III
Chicago where religious education
will be taught" If the Community
House now connected with Sinai
Temple at Chicago should not be-
come the property of the church.
then a 100000 building is to be
erected for that purpose" stated
the director.
AS head of the community center
program Miss Evans plans to travel
to raise funds for the project, and
will make occasional visits to her
farm near Indianapolis.
"Womans' Day" Programs
Mrs. Gertrude B. Hill will be the
principal speaker at the "Womans'
Day" program of the First Baptist
Church of North Indianapolis,
BurdSal Blvd. and RAIDER ST., Sun
day.
Special musical numbers by Mrs.
Pauline Woods and Mrs. Henrietta
Hadley are listed on the program.
The meeting is for women only and
will be under the direction of Mrs.
Pasty Jaskson and Mrs. Catherine
Davidson.
Services at the st. Paul A. M. E.
Church, Twenty Fourth st. and
Manlove Ave, Sunday will include
sermon subjects According to the
Scriptures" for the morning, and
1.-THE objectionable Sin" at night.
The Rev. Walter Chenault is pastor
Everyone is requested to contribute
his share toward making the Edu-
cational Aid Society concert sue
css. The concert is scheduled for
Caleb Mills Hall Tuesday night
Oct. Is. The officials expect large
attendance.
Services Sunday at Jones Taber-
nacles Church, Michigan and Black
ford SITS, will include morning SER
mon, 1.-The Lost Coin" and at night
special sermon Meditation" will
be preached by the pastor, the Rev.
Stephen Gill SpotSwood.
Campaign Planned
A financial campaign by the
Universal Negro Improvement AS
. ISOLATION has been announced to be-
gin Sunday, Oct. IA.
Meetings of the association are
scheduled each Sunday at Liberty
Hall, Twelfth and Senate Ave.
Mr. Minyard is president and Mrs.
| C. DeHoniesta is secretary.
Services at the st. John the
Divine Church will be held Sunday
in the little sanctuary at 324 Bright
ST., TIL home of Rector Royal S.
Hoagland. The sermon will be
"DefinitenesS in Religion" The
| rites of holy baptism will be adj
ministered to two adults following
the sermon.
Times readers are requested to
read Wednesday and Friday pink"
editions for details of AttuckS High
School football games and other
school athletics. Progress Of Sat-
urday games will be published in
the pink" edition each Saturday.
The game tomorrow against the
Xenia. Ohio, team will be called at
2:30 in the afternoon.
Singing at Y. w. C. A.
The appearance of Willard Bur-
well, popular tenor, and the Y. M.
C. A. quartet are expected to at
tract large crowds at the Y. w. 6. A.
| industrial tea at the Walker Casino
Sunday afternoon. The public Is
invited.
Forum topics at the Phyllis
Wheatly branch Y. w. G. A. for
Oct. II include 1.-THE Farm Issue
by Attorney Hamilton and "Immi-
! grafton to U. S." by Mrs. Curtis
Hodges.
A croquet contest between north
side. and west side teams is planned
for Saturday afternoon, Oct. IS, at
526 w. Vermont ST., under direction
of the industrial department.
The Bunco party sponsored by the
L. U. B. F. Club is scheduled for
Oct. IS at Trinity Hall. The rush
party for the new Girl Reserves will
be held on Oct. 20.
Attorney H. j. Richardson Jt.>is
scheduled for an address on Co
operation" tonight at the ST Philip
Tabernacle Church at Thirteenth
and West SITS.
Membership Drive
A city-wide membership drive will
be launched Monday night by all
Pythian lodges of the city. A spec
tacular parade participated in by all
lodges and Calanthe courts will be
led by band of the uniform rank.
A pre-campaign class will be
initiated Sunday at a meeting
scheduled for 10 a. m, according
to E. G. Harrington, grand chan
cellor, who is in the city.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for fall festival during the
week of Oct. 20, at which time more
than forty Pythian lodges will take
part, according to leaders of the
movement.
The Rev. F. F. Young will COM
plete twenty-one years pastorate
of the North Indianapolis Baptist
Church on Oct. 10, according to
church reports. The Rev. S. B.
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