The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-06
new RECTOR is
TO TAKE PULPIT
At ST. PHILIPS
NJ. B. Mitchell Is Sent to
City Episcopal Church
From Illinois.

church, Walnut and North West
streets, will be conducted Sunday by
Father Melbourne Burton Mitchell,
recently sent to the charge here
from Cairo, Ill
The new rector succeeds DR.. A. H.
Maloney. acting rector, who recently
established residence IN Baltimore,
where he is completing interneship
at ProYident hospital.
Father Mitchell is a graduate of
Nashotah college, at Nashotah, Wis,
and formerly was q worker Of the
New York School Of Social Service.
He formerly was deputy scout
commissioner, and is member of
Omega Phi Psi fraternity. He has
preached for six years.
Father Mitchell is TO be joined by
his wife and three children, and
will reside at 2810 Paris avenue.
Bishop Joseph NJ. Francis is the pre-
siding bishop of st. Philips church.
Ounlop uneTdL SATURDAY
Funeral services for Clarence Dun
iop, who died Wednesday night at
his home, 224 West Twenty eighth
street, will be held at Bethel A. NJ.
z. church, Toledo and Vermont
streets, Saturday at l o'clock. The
Rev. r. L. Pope. pastor. will officiate.
Burial will be in Crown Hill ceme-
terry.
Mr.. Dunlop came to Indianapolis twenty
five years ago from Peru, Ind. his birth
place, and entered the barber business.
At the time of his death he was owner Of
the Occidental building barber shop.
He was leader in frsternal circles of
the Negro group, and was past imperial
potentate of the Egyptian Arabic Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine. He was a thirty
third degree Mason and Indiana deputy of
the united supreme council. Scottish Rite
Masons, Prince Hall utilization. He was
member of Central Lodge l. F. and A. NJ.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Ethel
Dunlop and sister. Miss June Dunlop of
Peru.
Caesar A. Blake. imperial potentate of
Mystic Shrine of Charlotte, n. c., will at
tend the funeral.
Stewardship" will be the sermon theme
Of the Rev. NJ. ". Clair Jr.. pastor of
Simpson NJ. E. church, Sunday morning.
He will use for the evening subject, The
DRY Bones"
Plans are being made for q homecom-
ing banquet Thursday night, Sept. 26. The
Auxiliaries Of the church are to be
sponsors.
skelton to Preach
The Rev. Robert E SHELTON, pastor of
Barnes NJ. Z. church, West Twenty-sixth
and Nice streets, will use for his Sunday
morning theme. II Am Voice"
Remove That Hedge" is the sermon
topic for the evening service. which will be
preceded by q tventy-minute musical pro-
gram.
Elder c. T. Haywood. pastor of Christ
temple. Fall Creek Boulevard and Paris
avenue. will preach at both services Sun
day, using Our Lords Temptation" for
the forenoon theme. At the evening hour
he will preach from who Is the Man of
SIM"
Miss Ida Mae Myller. evangelist. will
conduct special services at Christ TEN
pie beginning Tuesday night. Sept. 10, con-
tinuing until Sept. IS. Miss Myller will
be assisted by Mrs. Della R. Potter of
New York City.
Elder Haywood will go TO Chicago to con-
duct a series OF meetings Tuesday.
THE Authoritative Teaching of Jesus"
Is the last message of a seris of talks
from The Sermon on the Mount to be
given by the Rev. W. D. Shannon, pastor
Of Allen Chapel A. NJ. Z. church Sunday
forenoon.
Special Services Planned
Dr.. H C. Hoskins. superintendent. will
be in charge Of Sunday school. to be held
ht ] O'Clock.
Special services will be held at O'Clock.
with the Rev. ". E. Stogdill. evangelist
as speaker. Services are to be under
auspices of the deaconess board.
Combination services of the congrega-
tion and the Allen Christian Endeavor will
be held at 7:45 p. m. with DR.. Ben
jamin a. Osborne as speaker. He will talk
on What Does Our Church Ask of US?"
Instead of the pastoral address, DR.. E.
La Shaleri will speak on, The Author
itative Voice of the Church." Musical
selections will be given by Miss Thelma
Weir.
IL L. L. ONOtt, OelEO4t, pastor Oh EDe-
nezer A. NJ. E. church, will conduct a ser
les Of meeting at St. John A. NJ. f. church,
of which the Rev. Charles Sumner Will
uams is pastor, beginning Monday night,
Sept. 9. Dr.. Scott is q noted evangelist.
Popularity Contest On
A popularity contest sponsored by the
Mems Progressive Club will close Monday
night silk quilt will be awarded the
most popular trustee by Or. Scott. Con-
testants are Fred Starks, George Barker,
G. W. Strider ". NJ Hadox. and Mrs.
Ethel Crawford.
Sunday closes the series of religious and
special activities at Bethel A. NJ. E. church.
Vermont and Toledo streets. Christian
Loyalty will be the sermon theme of the
pastor. the Rev. Robert L. Pope, at the
morning srvice. In the evening he will
preach on The Christians View OF Rec
Iestion."
The Rev. W. NJ. Robinson. pastor OF
Bethlehem Primitive Baptist church. will
conduct a series of meetings at Allen
Chapel A. NJ. E. church beginning Wednes-
day night. Sept. II.
BY request the following subjects are to
be used: Wednesday night, Dry Bones;
THURSDAY night. The Handwriting on the
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