The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-29
BISHOP CAREY
TO Be SPEAKER
AT MEMORIAL
Martyrs to U. S. Liberty
Will Be Honored at
Sunday Meeting.

Bishop A. ]. Carey, Chicago, will
deliver the Americanization day ad-
dress Sunday at 8 p, m. in the
house of representatives, according
to Dr. Charles Summer Williams,
sponsor of the meeting.
The meeting is in memory of the
first five who died for American lib
erty, OF whom Crispus Attacks, a
Negro, was one," stated DR.. Will
Hams.
Sundays program is to include
brief addresses by Governor Harry
Leslie, Chief Justice Martin and F.
B. Ransom.
Bishop Carey will deliver an Eas-
ter sermon Sunday morning at st.
John A. M. E. church, Nineteenth
street and Columbia avenue.
Extensive plans have been per-
fected for observance of Thomas
E. Taylor Jr. memorial day on Eas-
ter Sunday at o'clock at the Y.
M. c. A. The meetings began four
teen years ago, shortly after his
passing.
PerpetuateS Memory
To perpetuate the memory of his
son, Thomas E. Taylor ST., now
head of ~" work in New York City,
set aside fund providing for a
medal and a membership to be
given each year to the boy contrib
uting most to the upbuilding of the
boys department. Similar arrange
ments were made by DR.. and Mrs.
Joseph H. Ward and Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos E. Bybee on the death of
their sons.
DR. Charming H. Tobias. senior
secretary of the colored mems de-
partment of the International
Council of the Y. M. c. A. will be
the speaker Sunday. The orchestra
and glee club of School ~, the Boy
Scout drum corps, Miss Jean Coston
and the Hi-Y quartet will appear on
the program.
The Rev. W D. Shannon. pastor of Allen
Chapel A. M. E. church. announces his
services for Easter Sunday as follows:
At 1o:45 a. m. sermon, THE Heart of the
Gospel p. m, THE Spirit of Easter
BY the Sunday school; p. M, anniversary
services of knights Templars; $50 D. NJ
Easter service, Where Grave Is Thy
Victory?" by the A. c. E. league and the
Junior Missionary Society; 7:45 D. m.
cantata, The Dawn of Easter" BY the
senior choir.
Easter services will be held Sunday at
Jones Tabernacle A. M E. Zion church,
with the following program: At 5 a. NJ.
Holy communion and sermon. THE
Eternal Miracle" 10 a. NJ, exercises by
the Sunday school; IL a. M, sermon,
The Interchangeable Christ" solo by Harry
B. Hall; p. M, musical by the choir.
Others on the program include Harry B.
Hall. Mrs. Lillian S. Hadley, Miss Alice
Brokenburr, the Tabernacle octet and
Mrs Mayme Loque. The Rev. Stephen
Gill Spottswood is pastor.
Services at Barnes Church
At Barnes M. f. church. Immortality"
will be the sermon theme of the pastor.
the Rev. J. c. Hayes. Sunday morning at
II O'Clock. At 7:30 p. m. the choir will
give musical program.
special Easter services will be held Sun
DAY morning at Mt. Paran Baptist church.
program will be given in the evening bv
the choir. The Rev. c. H Bell is pastor
MRS C. /. Taylor. who operates a dress
Shop Tor women and girls. now is located
at BAL Indiana avenue.
Third Episcopal district of the mock
of Bethel A. M. E. church will
present the Winston sisters in a musical
program al Trinity hall Friday. April s.
at D. m. Mrs. w. Robinson is presiding
bishop. ---S
Guild Will Give Tea
ST. Monica's Guild of St Philips Epis-
eopai church will give its annual musical
Yea at Walker Casino Sunday evening at
o CLOCK. The following persons will an
pear on the program: Miss Gustave Nc
Curdy, Mrs. Blossie Mae Roberts. Leonard
FRANKLIN, Miss Hortense Smith. Ricba-d
Lee Motely Mrs. Carlotta B. McNarv Her
pert Bryant and Mrs. Lillian Lemon. Mrs
Mettle Grizzle is president and Mrs Edna
Hampton. chairman.
The Mellow Harmony orchestra an
nounces its first musical tea at the State
Club home, 2034 North Capitol avenue.
Sunday from 3 to p. m. Mrs. Carrie
Crump, Mrs. Gertrude Davis, Fred Trip
lett and Mrs. Tresa Sanders will appear
on the program.
Announcement is made of the appoint
ment Of the Rev. PIummer D. Jacobs as
director of the J. r Y. Hill Community
Center on Columbia avenue He is as
sisted by Mrs. Bell Hendon as matrop.
Hill is a graduate of Tauedega college
and Yale Divinity school He has, been
active for some time in welfare work in
this city.
Students in Recital
Students Of the Cosmopolitan School of
Music will be presented In recital at
Bethel A. NJ. f. church. Tuesday night at
8 O'Clock. The following will take part:
Piano. HortenSe Battles Sylvia Mccain,
Bessie Patterson, Alma Williams. Mary
Barber. Lucille Collins. Hortense Smith,
Martha Caldwell. Stanley Oyerton. Richie
Lee Motley: voice Virginia Lane. Beatrice
Quinn, Mary Montgomery. Elizabeth Cut
Ter. Robert Smith; violin, Frances Hum
mons. Grace Barber. Louise Barber, Rich
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