The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-04

women employed by the week. A laundry
school under direction of MRS. ]. r. Far
rell. director of the economics department
of the Indianapolis Light and Power Com
pany. will be held each Monday and
Wednesday.
Mrs Virginia Lane will condct q class
in lamp shade making Monday night.
study group in Negro history will be
directed by the Rev. H. L. Herod.
Glasses in dramatic art will be taught
by Mrs. Lillian J. Brown. teacher in the
public schools.
Peace" to Be Subject
Peace" is the subject for communion
meditation of the Rev. NJ. W. Clair Jr.,
pastor of Simpson M. E. church, Eleventh
and Missouri streets. Sunday morning.
Paul" the last OF series of SER
mons on the study of biblical characters,
will be the Sunday evening subject Of
Mr. Clair
Bishop NJ. w. Clair is to be the speaker
at the morning services Sunday, Oct. Is.
The Rev. W. D. Patten, evangelist, will
preach at Mt. Olive Baptist church, Blake
and Cotton =. streets, under auspices of
Group 4, Tuesday night, Oct. g. He will
use for his subject. Death in the Pot"
The Rev. J. #. Holder is pastor.
Evangelistic services, conducted by DR..
D. W Bowen, evangelist of Chicago, are
to continue at Barnes M. E. church two
weeks longer.
Rally Day to Be Observed
DR.. Bowen will preach at the morning
service on 1.-The Hour Has Come" Special
services will be held at O'Clock. At the
evening hour he will preach on LAS an
Eagle Stirs Her Nest" The Rev. r. E.
Shelton is pastor.
Observance of Rally day. a "gSt-to-
getber" Of the congregation and Sunday
school of the Witherspoon United Pres
! byteriSn church. for their fall program
will be observed with special services
Sunday.
| At the morning hour. ]. F. Johnson will
speak on Danger Signs Ahead" A
musical program will be furnished by the
Sunday school.
! coal rally. sponsored by Mrs. Eliza
| beth Stewart. friend of the church. will be
feature of the evening services. Each
captain is to be responsible for the price
Of q ton Of coal. The Rev. D. F. White
| is pastor
| Preparations are being made for get
| together social of Constantine Consistory,
No. Is. Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
| Masons, at Masonic hall, ISL Indiana ave-
nue.. Tuesdae night. Oct. IS.
The social, an annual feature, Is held
for all members of the rite, past and
present. and their guests.
vaudeville stunts and musical pro-
gram are to be feature of the evening
School Meeting Slated
mentary invitations for their friends from
! the secretary, Forrest ". Littlejohn, As
North Pennsylvania street.
A business meeting followed by tea
for new mothers and teachers OF School 81
will be held at the building Wednesday.
| Oct 9. at 3. Mrs. Edna Hampton is presi-
! dent.
Miss Susan j. Martin has returned from
visit with friends in Chicago.
Surprise donation meeting will be OBJ
served by the Old Settlers Civic and
Social Club, which will meet Tuesday night
with Mrs. Emma Floyd. 843 Blake street.
Each member is asked to bring a dona-
ton. Mrs Ella Covington is president.
intercollegiate Club gave reception and
party Thursday night at the Y. NJ. c. A,
Michigan street and Senate avenue. honor
ing new students IN local collegeS anu new
teachers in the public schools.
The clug will meet at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Monday night at 7:3o o'clock. All mem
bers are asked to be present.
Club to Be Entertained
Woman'S Club members will be guests OF
Mrs. Sallie Garvin. 1915 Boulevard place.
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Elizabeth Herod
is president
Mrs. Ozela B. Hall. 1923 North Capitol
avenue. will be hostess to st. Monica S
guild. Tuesday night. Mrs. Lillian Court
new is president.
Marriage ceremony for John Mcdowell,
1862 E. Sixteenth street. and Mrs. Lizzie
Nichols. 53l Adelaide street. will be per-
formed by the Rev. s. H. Marion at St.
Marks A. NJ. E. z. church at O'Clock
Saturday.
Announcement has been received of the
marriage of william Carruthers and Mrs
Elizabeth Blackwell in Louisville Wednes-
day. Mrs. Carruthers Is cashier at the
keystone Inn. Carruthers is an east side
business man.