The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-26
Religious
Assembly
Will Open
Winona Lake to Be Scene
of Thirty-Third Chau-
tauQua Program,

Church goers were informed to-
day that the Chautauqua grogran
Of Winona Assembly, at Winona
Lake, Ind, will open its thirty-third
season, Sunday, July l. The Rev
Hugh H. Bell, the newly elected ex-
ecutlve secretary, will preach the
opening sermon.
1t Is also announced that many
attractions have been secured for
the coming season. Among them
will be Nine, Estelle Gray-Lhevinne,
violinist. She will be assisted by
her 7-year-old son who is said to be
a piano prodigy, and who will ap-
pear in Mozart" costume.
The sacred grand opera, Joseph, "
will be presented under the direction
of William Dodd Chenery. The
dramatization of this story will be
one of the most elaborate spectacles
ever presented at Winona.
Home Coming Day." Aug. %, will
bring thousands to celebrate Wi
nonas thirty-third anniversary.
Great effort is being put forth to
make this one of the greatest days
in her history. The music will be
specially prepared under the direc-
ton of Prof. Homer Rodeheaver and
/, his choir
The leading speakers will be the
REV. William A. Sunday, whose home
ifs at Winona; DR.. j. T. Wardel
Stafford of England and DR.. j. G.
tNGassee of Boston. This day will also
find Baptists, Disciples, Methodists,
1oresbyterians and various other
con1munionS holding their denom-
lnational rallies on Winona's
grounds.
The annual Bible conference, di-
Fected by DR.. w. E. Biederwolf, will
also be in session at this time, and
chose present for Home Coming
Day. will have the privilege of at
tending the sessions of this con-
ference which will have among it's
speakers and teachers such noted
men as the Rev. Jacob Peltz, Will
liam T. Ellis, DR.. John E. Wander
Meulen, DR.. Henry w. Bowly, DR..
Ralph G. McAfee, DR.. E. G. Nc
Cowen, DR.. Ben Cox, DIR. Herbert
Bieber, DR.. Max Reich, Bishop Fred
Fisher of India, Miss Grace SAKE,
William M. Danner.
The Rev. E. Earl Jones, pastor of
The Merritt Place M. E. Church, will
preach Sunday morning on 1.-THE
Expected Pentacost" and will re-
ceive new members into the church.
There is to be evangeiistic services
in the evening,
At the Beville Avenue Evangelical
Church tbe subject fthe morning
sermon will be "A Quest of Happi-
ness" In the evening, the pastor,
the Rev. Ambrose Aegerter, will
preach on 1.-THE Divine Christ"
1.-THE Mirage Will Become a POOL
will be the morning subject of the
Rev. James Weber, pastor Of the
Second Moravian Church. "PauIs
Second Question" will be the eve
ming subject. This will be the last
Sunday for Mr.. Weber with the
congregation.
The Rev. Eperham D. Lowe will
preach the Baccalaurate sermon at
the graduation of the Indiana
Christian Hospital Sunday. His
subject will be "Heralds of Mercy"
The faculty, friends and the gradu-
ating class, numbering fourteen, will
attend the exercises, which are to
be held at $3.50 a. M, in body.
There is to be a choir number lead
by Fred Iske.
"Pentecost' will be the morning
sermon at the First United Presby-
terrain Church as announced by the
pastor the Rev. E. A. Daum. "True
Spirituality" will be the subject in
the evening,
The Rev. Homer C. Bobitt, pastor
of the Linwood Christian Church,
will preach Sunday morning on
purified BY Hope" In the evening
the sermon will be on Opened
eyes"
The Rev. Joseph G.. Moore, pastor
of the Capitol Avenue M. E. Church,
announces that he will use 1.-THE
Glory of Sacrifice" a memorial
sermon, as his morning sermon. DR..
Beck, a missionary to South Amer
ica will be the speaker in the eve
ming.
"The Path to Peace" will be the
morning sermon of the Rev. Homer
dale, pastor of the Hillside Christian
Church Soldiers of the Spanish
America war and their wives will be
guests of honor at this service. In
the evening the sermon will be
"Christian Unity"
The Rev. Fred A. Line will preach
a memorial Sunday sermon at Cen
trial Universalist Church, Fifteenth
and New Jersey SITS, at the II
o'clock service on "a Tribute to
Those Who Loved and Served and