The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-17

Jane OvertOn
Jane Overton has the honor Of be-
ing the chief solo dancer with the
Hoosier Rockets at Loew's Palace.
Church, will preach Sunday morn
ing on The Christians Imperative"
and in the evening the subject will
be The Mighty Christ"
At the Linwood Christian Church
the Rev. Homer c. Boblitt will
preach on 1.-THE Holy Spirit in the
morning, and in the evening. he will
use "Pauls Life Motto as his SER
mon.
Il Am Ready" will be the morn
ing service Of the Rev. Bert f. John
son, pastor of the Downey Avenue
Christian Church, and the evening
sermon will be Profit and Loss"
DR.. NJ. B. Hyer will be the speaker
at the morning service of the Merritt
Place NJ. E. Church. In the eve
ming there will be held an evangelic-
al service.
FLOWERS that Fail to Bloom" will
be the subject announced for the
morning service of the Rev. Joseph
G. Moore, pastor of the Capitol Ave
nue. M. e. Church. In the evening
the service will be a program of
sacred music given by the choir
The music is both instrumental and
vocal
at the Brightwood M E. Church
the morning service will be Life
Out of Death" and the sermon for
the evening will be Lamps That
Fail" The pastor, the Rev V. B.
Hargitt, announces that the evening
service begins series of evangelistic
meetings that will continue every
night for two weeks.
The Rev. E. A. Daum, pastor Of
the First United Presbyterian
Church, announces that on Sunday
morning he will speak on The Rose
Garden Of God" For his evening
subject he will use That I May
Know Him" as his sermon.
DR.. Edward Haines Kistler, pastor
of the Fairview Presbyterian
Church, announces as his morning
sermon "a Cross That Crucifies." In
the evening there is to be Boy
Scout inYestiture service held by
Troop 81. The Scout trumpet octet
and male quartet will be on the pro-
gram. This is in charge of Commits
sioner F. o. Belzer and Assistant s.
L. Norton.
The following is the order Of serv-
ice Of the All Souls Unitarian
Church as announced by DR.. F. S.
G. WickS, pastor, to begin at IL
o'clock.
"Andsnte Con Motto" (Calkinl; From
William Tel" lRoseinh Hymn SS6; Third
Aspiration; Responsive Reading" eight
zenith selection, Scripture; Hymn No. 470;
ana aSdr Offering T5e s%an nn r
Postlude; From Queen of 5heba"
(Gounod).
The following is the program Of
music to be presented at the North
M E. church beginning at 10:45 a. m.
Organ Prelude - Shepherds Morning
Aht6smSZ Lift up Your Hcaq s':1ul DaViS
reft2ryg;,:. Know That NY f Eedse% Tlo'u ~,
Trio~"o Jesus, Thou Art Standing :.
Postiude-March from Ta m SsaeG5 Jaws
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Richard Wagner
Program for the evening service
beginning at 7:45 p. m:
Organ Prelude-"Idylle" ..........
Antbs1.,;c:t '. II: i:d WIiliam Esglkfs
offe wocyy. in Danger. Oft e in
Quartet Nearer. My God. to Thee F'neiisS
postlude-icoironation March. .Mey SSabeeT
,rs 0ioist %rs ME- waiter q WaIace So
Mss BeGah Baey con NssO Fred Ha@
mel. tenor; w. J. Condrey. baritone.
The morning subject of the Rev.
Robert M. Wood, pastor of thel
Crooked Greek Baptist Church will
be Grounded" In the evening the
sermon will be on 1.-THE Call to the
Soul on the Way to Gava."
At the morning service of the
Brookside United Brethren Church
the Rev. Forest A. Reed, pastor, will
speak on THE Responsibilities of
Church Membership" In the eve
ming the sermon will be "a Boy for
Sale"
"Who Is Your Counselor?" will be
the subject for the morning sermon
Of the Rev. Clyde H. Lininger, pastor
of the Speedway Boulevard M. E.
Church. In the evening the pastor
will Speak'on 1.-THE Bondage of Man"
con Trial. will be the subject of
Merle Sidener, teacher, at the Chris
tian Men Builders, Inc, at the
Third Christian Church, Sunday.
Music will be provided by Miss Ruth
Stockton, soprano soloist, who will
sing "a Voice in the Wilderness" &C
conpanied by Miss Frances Bremen,
pianist.
Delegations from the Empire Life
Insurance Company and the Ander-
Son-DavidSon Lumber Company will