The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-18
ORATORIO Will
Be PRESENTED
IN CITY CHURCH
200 viii Have Parts in Pro-
gram at Mt. Paran
House of Worship.

folk, Va, will be presented at Mt.
Paran Baptist church, Twelfth and
Missouri streets, Wednesday night,
oct. %. The Rev. Charles H. Bell
is pastor.
Two hundred persons are being
trained by H. p. B. Johnson Of Chi
cago. director of music for the Ma
tional Baptist convention. Johnson,
well known in musical circles, has
conducted choruses in many states.
Soloists for the oratorio will be
Mrs. Helen Laster, Mrs. Blossie
Roberts. Mrs. Viola Wilson, Mrs.
Pauline Woods, Mrs. Erline Mays
and G. H Smitha.
Negro Woman Writer
Miss Mary White Ovington, chair
man of the board of directors OF the
National Association for the Adj
vancement Of Colored People, IS one
of the contributors representing va
rious organizations who have writ
ten chapters in 1.-The Amazing Ben
iamin Franklin" a book published
under auspices of the Philadelphia
chapter of the Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution.
The foreword. contributed BY President
Hoover. includes expressions from Sir
Tsme Howard. British ambassador at
washington: ex-President Coolidge. Harry
s. New. postmaster-general, and Alex
andre MiIerand. ex-president Of France.
The n. A. A. c. P. chapter on Franklin
By Miss Ovington is entitled Franklin
and the Negro" It deals with Franklin
as president OF a Philadelphia Society for
promoting the abolition OF slavery. and
the presentation Of a memorial to the
house Of representatives Feb. II. 1883, ask
ing them to discourage the slave traffic
The book is published by Frederick a.
Stokes Company. New York City.
A membership and financial rally will
be conducted by the Sunday school OF
Simpson NJ. f. church at the morning
services. Mrs. Carrie Martin is superin-
tendent.
Religious Education and the Youth is
to be the sermon topic Of the Rev. M. W
Clair Jr.. pastor.
At the evening services. Mr.. Clair will
use for his sermon theme, Jacob at
Penuel."
EvangeIixtic Drive Near End
Evangellstic services. which have been
conducted by DR.. D. W. Bowen OF Chi
caRo. at Barnes NJ. E. church. twenty
sixth street near Indianapolis avenue VIII
close Sunday. What Is a Christian is
to be the sermon topic at the morning
services.
DR.. Bowen will preach at , D. m. and
at g O'Clock.
The Rev. D. E. Shelton, pastor Of Scott
NJ. E. church. will preach at the morning
and evening services Sunday.
At $3.50 a Pleasant Sunday musical VIII
be given by the choir of Scott's church
The Rev. J. S. Roberts will preach Mon
dav and Tuesday nights. Mr.. Roberts was
builder and former pastor OF SCOTS
ch"''n' Talks to Be Given
Community night will be observed Tues
davL Short talks will be made by tne
Rev. C. H. Daniels. pastor OF trinity ~
NJ E church. the Rev. Charles Foole'
rastern Star Baptist church. the Kew
II Marion. Paul A. NJ. +. q. chuIch'
fhs Rev. W. H. RILEY. G. L. Hayes MIS-
] T. V. Hill and Fred Starks-
Cino Ratt. head Of the romano
languages department at Butler ooAeEe'
"a native Of italy will address tile
society of Ethical Culture at beVhel a.
NJ F. church. Sunday at 5;l5 D. M
Cosmopolitan school OF music Will XIV
the musical program. II. H. MURRAY 10
president. Miss Louise Terry Is CHAIRMAN
of program committee. .-,-.-..
st Monica's guild Of st. Philips EplSso-
nal church will meet Tuesday hlEn' WI
Mrs. Edna Hampton. 24o5 Highlaho p'"N0'
Mrs. Lillian Courtney Is presiueN''
...,or .t,dent section of the Cosmopoh-
e,s,.,,o1 of Music will hold open house
nth Miss Marion Van Horn. 14Su lliUlai
apolis avenue. 49,. r,diananolis
-. prornoters' Club. Miss Eva Dur
49,, was elected corresponding secretary
- su the vacancy caused by the ue
-. 81 Miss Hortense Smith loI
SS1s,.To,d Miss Elizabeth Gutter "a'
-1.o,ed chairman OF the junior section.
os,o,a1s If the victory Life, Gloral'aA'
-.,>.t-o,,s Mammoth. and Woodmen lhSul-
- ,o,npanies are sponsoring a prosl al,
- he Given under auspices OF GROUP @o' -
-n,cb Mrs Hattie Rawls Is c2'
Ntt Zion Baptist church SUI
= m. The Rev. S. b. buN
LIN rreach and the Mt. Zion
sing. ,,-,... ct,a
=. .Io,,dsv oct. 81. at the Y. NJ. Z. ..
-rnexe meetings being promptly AZ '''O
0. m. u.a,, and tea
81, he given SUNDAY. oct. 20. at ooiooH
nv the religious committee oil uls go,
o e.s.a.to-, az the club home. 20S4 North
raDitol avenue. The public is invited
Club to Give Program
wi, club of Second Baptist church
viii give a program SUNDAY hisn. as s,,s
young PEOPLES services. Miss MafolSSus
Miller is president ,-.,... .o,,-
-rsschers attending the association con-
-, vrere entertained with reception
:. ,hs walker casino Thursday, by TIE
woman's Department Club. MIS- anna
u smith is president and Miss Ethel ROY
secretary. go ,,.-.,,
Mrs. Fannie Morgan Perkins. sl2 North
We. street will be hostess to the
,voman.s council! Monday afternoon. BuSi-
,sss Of Importance is scheduled. All
Members are urged to be present. Mary
Keys is president.
Much interest is manifested by the
,uDils and alumni of school No. 26 in the
operetta. Princess Chrysanthemum.
which is to be given during the Christ
mas holidays. under auspices OF the
Parent Teacher Association. All grad
yates are requested TO meet at the Dun
bar branch library Tuesday night at $50.
Miss Halle Mae Beaohman is chairman.
Club to Present Play
The Silver Quill Club will present
Dreamy Kid" by Eugene O'Nel. Nov. S.
IN the Y. W c. A. auditorium. Those
70 take part in the play are: Misses vir-
sinia Posey. Ruth Davis and Hortense
Posey and Paul Hill. Samuel Southern ana
Alfred Ferguson.
Miss Ruth Davis IS president Of the
club. with Mrs. Alice Brickler directing.
An international dinner viii be given