The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-21

When and How Is a Person Born in
spirit?"
A special service for ministers and mis-
sionaries will be conducted by Elder Sam
uel johnson of Kokomo, at 3 o'clock.
An arrangement Of electric fans has
been provided Tor the comfort of all
persons who attend day or night serv-
ices at Christ Temple.
All departments Of the Sunday School
Of Simpson M E. church will be repre-
sented on the Children's Day program
Sunday June %. at $50 O'Clock. Mrs.
Carrie Martin is superintendent.
sons of God" is the sermon theme of
the Rev. Robert f. SHELTON. pastor of
Barnes NJ. f. church. Sunday morning,
June %. For the evening services he
has chosen Faith" for his sermon topic.
Plan Special Service.
The Womans Home Missionary Society
of Simpson NJ. E. church will hold spe-
ciaI services at the church. Sunday at 3.
The Rev. Robert f. Shelton will be speaker
ST. Monica's Guild will meet with Mrs.
Efie Lemond. Dunbar apartments. Tues
day night. Mrs. Mettie Grizzle is presi-
dent
Students Of the Cosmopolitan School of
Music will be presented in a Sunday eve
mig musical at the Seventeenth street
Baptist church. Seventeenth street and
Northwestern avenue. Sunday, June o. at
8 p. m. The Rev. J. B. Carter is pastor.
indianapolis Music Promoters Club will
observe National day, Sunday, June 30.
at O'Clock at the Mt Paran Baptist
church. An interesting program has been
arranged by the chairman, Miss Mae
Clements.
The Rev. J. r. Bowen, Chattanooga.
Tenn. will be the speaker Sunday at the
close of the financial drive of the Mt.
Paran Baptist church. The Rev. Charles
H. Bell is pastor.
Informal Tea Planned.
Sufficient money is expected to be raised
during this drive to complete payment
of all Indebtedness on the church, which
has the largest membership in the state.
The Intercollegiate Club win entertain
at an informal tea Sunday at $50 at the
Y. NJ. c. A, honoring a group of stu
dents from Beckley, ". Va.
L J. K Wells of Beckley American
Service Institute sponsored a contest
which was won by these students. A
5OO0-mile tour Of the country was the
prize awarded. They will be guests of
the Madam c. J. Walker Company while
here.
A smoker and stag card party, spon-
sored by the Indianapolis Business Mems
League. will be given Thursday night,
June 27. at the Walker Casino.
Medical examination for adults who
wish to take swimming lessons during the
summer will be given at the Y. w. c. A.
on June "a. 25. and %.
Juniors may be examined for SKIM
ming lessons on June % and 29 at II
O'Clock. the announcement stated.
There will be an informal meeting of
all junior clubs of the Indiana Womens
State Federation Monday afternoon at
at the state Club home, 2034 North Cap
toll avenue.
All juniors and their sponsors are in
vited, said Miss Mary Pruitt president.
school Party is Held.
Graduation exercises of Shepard Hard
rick. Jr.. at Wilberforce university, will
be attended by John Hardrick, the artist,
and family and Mrs. Shepard Hardrick,
the mother.
The Hardricks left for the Ohio city
by motor Thursday.
Mrs Camille Richardson left today for
Cleveland where she will study at Wes-
tern Reserve.
Among the features included in the
closing school year program of the Colored
Orphans Home Of which Mrs. Emma
Duvalle is superintendent we're the Par
ent-Teacher Club party, the Whoopee
party given by the children for the
teachers and Field day exercises in which
so children took part.
Graduates from the home include Jean
Strader from Crispus Attacks High School
and William Stroyers from school 81.
A garden and Identification drive is
being promoted during the vacation
months.
Return to Kentucky.
Mrs. Rosalie Roberts returned to her
home in Guthrie. KY. after a three
week visit with her mother Mrs. Ella
B. Merjwether. Mrs. Roberts attended
the graduating exercises at Crispus At
tucks High School Of which her son.
william was a graduate.