The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-21

New Jersey Sts., at IL a. m. Tht
Odd Fellows and RebekahS of Indi.
annapolis and their families will b
guests of the church at this Serv.
ice. The pastor, the Rev. Fred A
Line, past noble grand, will preach
on the subject of fraternity
Creed" There will be specia
music. Sunday school convenes al
$3.50.
The preliminary work for the or.
ganization of the non-denomina.
tional Sunday school at the Cadle
Tabernacle is now practically COM
plete. With this preliminary work
done, the success of the school is
assured.
D. H. Duncan, who has beer
chosen as superintendent, is widely
known throughout the city, he is
capable and one of the best Sunday
school organizers in the country
Special attention will be given tC
travelling men, stopping at hotels
over Sunday, DESTROYS Of attending
Sunday school.
Teachers will be supplied by DR.
A. I. Berninger as required.
A special program of music will
be given by the E. w: Hoover con-
cert orchestra, twenty-six selected
musicians, under the direction OF
Christene Wagner Roush, with
Jean Duthie at the piano, begin
ming at 9 a. m. each Sunday. The
orchestra will play this program
Sunday:
RR eHeTie Apple Blossoms Ro %eTfs
"A twilight Meditation AFTER YES
"a 2Sssxs Flower song" Hearts and 0's,
March~Soricerr Of the Day. ...,.. Hal
The musical program of the
Broadway M. E. Church for Sun
day is as follows, beginning at 10:45:
Prelude-"Prelude in ~. ...... Thome
Glorious Things Of Thee
Are Spoken" ..................H Haydn
Hymn@'I Love Thy Kingdom, Lord"
Incidental Solo, Mrs, R, J. KreipEe. e.
offertoryM7,;n,s Saviour. Thy Dying Love-"
Bymn."Jesus, United by Thu. Grace"
Program for the evening, starting
at 1880:
organ Recital-"Prelude in C sharp
Minor ..;.............. .NooerlnsXi
Hy@Rmsa SR%S Breathe An nae"q E4ening
Anthem Breast the Waves. Chris
soprano t'. soio--"'jjes;us,. Lover 80 ny :,
SOU Miss Glenn CHI. '~a'D0uSS'i
Hymn-"Breathe on Me. Breath of God"
The following is the order Of
service of the All Souls Unitarian
Church as announced by the pas
tor, DR.. F. S. c. Wicks to begin at
II o'clock:
oaertO!i51sI p Mino s, Edwin Lott:
fourth SeFGe Goyens1t anthem words
tiees and Offering: Spring MssIody''
t1 MhITs hymn No. fs2 0f bencde RRSa
The following musical program
will be presented at the Vesper
service of the Second Presbyterian
Church, Sunday afternoon at 4:45
o'clock:
orsan Meditation Prelude "AdOEanus IL
Anthsm-Tih,e Lord is in Ills fi Heiy
Anthe ss Be Joyful in { the aI Eord Fs''''
A
solo.aHov Lovely are They y Dwell; low.
organ !nt s5fi sa@s Th e t 6Surach at
Eaa Of Praise G@'' If 4ns 9ffH'e
organ HSp Postiude-Postude on It the e. tune Ts''
c. Huldingung5marsch' iiTiriumphaI ''''''
march.
visions of a Prophet That Are
Profitable for Today" will be the
Rev Edmond Kerlin'S 10:40 a. m.
sermon subject at the First Evan
gelical Church. At the 7:45 Sum
day evening Peoples Service, the
Rev. Mr. Kerlin will preach a Co
operative sermon on the subject,
"HindranceS to Becoming a Chris
tian." Music by Arnold Spencer
and chorus.
Evangelistic services forenoon
and night at the Unity Methodist
Protestant Church. The Rev. F.. E.
Order of Shelbyville will preach.
Next Sunday at the st. Paul M E.
Church, the subject for the Rev
Elmer Jones' morning message will
be, The Working Faith" The
theme for the evening sermon will
be "Daybreak."
Taking Jesus Christ In Earn
est will be the sermon subject OF
j. Floyd Seelig at The 'Fifty-First
Street M. E. Church on Sunday
morning at 10:45. The subject for
the evening service will be cal
most"
At the Second Moravian Episco-
pal Church, corner Thirty Fourth
and Hovey Sts., the pastor, the Rev.
Vernon w. Couillard will preach at
the morning service On the theme
Fidelity to the Task" His eve
ming subject will be Christ Oh
Chaos"
Mistakes About the Lords Sup
per" will be the morning subject to-