The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-02
NEGRO CHURCH
WILL OBSERVE
ANNIVERSARY
Services at ST. John viii
Continue From Aug. 5
to Aug. II.

"a N. L IAAN4 III, tOCNCA4LStAAtA4 on CIV
and Columbia avenue. have been
scheduled for Aug. TO II. under di-
rection Of Dr.. Charles Sumner VIII
lianls. pastor, who succeeded DR..
Mary G. Evans in 1928 DR.. Evans
established the st. John Community
house in connection with the en-
larged program OF the church.
DR.. Williams vas transferred here
from Kansas City by Bishop A. J.
Carey, following the popular de-
mand of local citizens. Dr.. Will
lians left the pastorate of the
Bethel A. M E. church of this city
TO take the Kansas City charge.
Monday nights program will in
clude short talks by the Rev. 3. J.
Westbrook. the Rev. Charles John
son. the Rev. s S. Reed. the Rev.
Minthorne Robinson and the Rev.
G Baltimore. Choirs of these
churches will give music.
NJ. z. and c. NJ. E. night will be
observed Tuesday. With the Rev. NJ
". Clair Jr.. the Rev. R. E. Shelton,
the Rev. D. E. Shelton and the Rev.
A. Norris and choirs in charge.
Club Night Scheduled
The Rev. S. G. Spottswood and
choir will have charge Of Wednes-
day nights program. Club and lodge
night will be in charge Of Dr. S. A.
Furniss, Mrs. Ada Goens, Mrs Car
RE Crump. Roy Kennedy and W. H.
Porter Thursday.
Churches OF the a. NJ F. connection.
with the Rev. T. I. Pope, the Re-. ". D.
Shannon. the RE-. y. Chenault. the Rev.
james Mitchell and the Rev. r. Davis
IN charge Till be represented Friday
night The choir Of Bethel church will
give the musical program. Decision b. the
rock court Fiu be given a. this Friday
meeting.
The anniversary program will close sun
la. With sermon b. Or. Williams IN
the forenoon. Special services Till he
held At O'Clock Tith Bishop J. II. Wood
- speaker. Members Of the Cosmopoh-
tan School Of Music will have charge Of
The evening program.
District conference Of Methodist Episo-
pei churches included in the Chicago. De-
troit. and Indianapolis district Till be
held N Vilev NJ. 2. church, Newcastle,
Aug. &. 7 and 8.
Lecture to Re Given
A sp.eial feature Of the pare7 TIL he
. lecture. Are. and Our Responsibility
~ bishop N It. Clair. Of The Covington
yea Of N. :. churches, THURSDAY night.
delegates from Indianapolis include the
T.
and Mrs Cora A Pope. Simpson N. z.
church: the Rev. r Z. SHELTON and Miss
Eortense Smith. Barnes VI. 2. church; the
Rev. and Mrs. D. T SHELTON. Mrs. Irene
HighbauEh Mrs Mamie Goodloe and Mrs.
versnda Atkins. SCOTS NJ. z. church.
The Rev Il. D. shannon. pastor Of
Allen Chapel A. n. & church. announces
the following schedule for the quarterly
meeting services Sunday: DR.. J. P. Q.
wallace. presiding elder. will preach at
fo.45. the senior stevardess board will
serve dinner st 1915. Sunday school
will be conducted by Dr.. Z. G. HosEins,
superintendent. ct l o'clock.
The Rev. D. z SHELTON, pastor Of
scotts NJ z church. will preach at s:l5.
The choir Of SCOTS church will sing.
Combined Services Planned
At 7.4s the A G. z. League and the
CONGREGATION will have combined serv-
Ices Mrs. Abnsr Jackson will speak on
Jesus Teaching on Gods Care" The
Rev. Preston Richie. assistant pastor Of
Greater St John Baptist church, will
preach.
when Jesus Speaks IS the sunday
morning sermon topic OF the Rev. c. T
HAYWOOD. pastor Of Christ Temple. Fall
creek boulevard and Paris avenue. He
has chosen for the evening theme, "A
Fountain FILLED With Blood
FIFTH anniversary services at ST Paul
Presbyterian church. Of which the Re-.
John L Coleman Is pastor, opened Thurs
day night with = program BY the Rev
=. Davis ard choir Of GARFIELD Baptist
church
The Re- =. F. Young. pastor Of the
First Baptist church. North indianapolis,
VII speak on the program tonight. The
choir Of First Baptist church will sing.
Regular Sunday services will be con-
Quoted morning and night hy the Rev.
Coleman At $50 the Rev. G. T. Hay
wood will preach.
Coming TO Indianapolis in 1924 While
student IN Mccormick Theological
Seminary. Mt Coleman acted supply
pastor until May. 1925. when he vas
graduated and was called TO the church
as pastor.
Campaign for Church
A campaign ras opened in 1926 TO build
modern church at the present site.
Tventy-nfth street and Paris avenue. at
that time the name Senate Avenue Pres
bvterian vas changed 70 s.. Paul Pres
hvterian.
During the ave years. the membership
has grown from twenty-five to sixty-hve
and the Sunday school has more than
doubled its members vacation bible
school Is conducted each summer for I'VE
weeks under direction Of the superin-
tendent. Mrs. Madeline Chambers.
NJ and Mrs. Coleman will leave Mon
day for an extended motor trip visiting
in IdlevIld and Detroit. Buffalo. Niagara
Fails. EngleVood. \. =. Boston and New
York Nj Coleman vill make observation
tours on probation work in the east
A number Of interesting topics have
been discussed at the eleventh annual
session Of the church convention O. New
Bethel Baptist church on Msrtindale
avenue. which closes with Special serv-
ices SUNDAY.
The Rev z o. Price. state missionary
director. viu preach at the morning serv-
ices basket dinner will be served on
the church grounds following this serv-
ice At o'clock the Rev. :. T High
bsugh will give the convention sermon.
The Rev C. ". Baltimore Is pastor.
Altar Services slated
Altar services vin Re Observed Sunday
morning 81 Barnes NJ z. church. Twenty
nfth and Nice streets. The Rev. r L
skelton. pastor will use for his morning
theme. We Have Seen Strange Things
TO-DAY
Al the evening service the pastor will
preach on Who Hath Called Mes" A
twenty minute musical program will pre-
ceoe the evening sermon.
New Members Club Of Antioch Baptist