The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-02
SPECIAL MARCH
MEETINGS SET
AT TABERNACLE
Pastor Announces Sunday
Topics; Lenten Sermons (.
on Program.

NJ. M. Zion church, Michigan and
Blackford streets, announces his
pulpit schedule for March as fol-
lows: March 3. morning, Jesus
Attitude Toward Sim; evening,
taking Jesus Seriously" March 10,
morning, Jesus Attitude Toward
Riches" evening, "Companionate
Marriage; March II, morning, "A
Weeping Victor" evening, Question
Box; March "a, morning, THE
Irony Of Jerusalems Palms." eve
ming, "The Law of the Harvest"
A series of evening subjects dur
ing Holy week will include "GethSe-
name" March 25; THE Betrayal"
March 26; Before Caiaphas and
Plate" March 81; 1.-THE Last Sup
per-" including the observance of
the Holy Communion, March %;
"'Calvary,' March 90, and "The
Eternal Miracle" and observance Of
the Holy Communion, March 81.
Mrs. Ida Lewis was hostess to the
Elite Club at her home, 1922 Fay
cite street, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Carrie White is president and
Mrs. Pearl Wilson secretary.
Sorosis Club Meets
Mrs. Sea Ferguson was hostess to
the Sorosis Club Wednesday. Mrs
virgie Highbaugh, sol w. Twenty
eighth street, will be the next
hostess.
The Bohemian Club was host to
100 children of the Negro orphans
home at the Walter theater recently
Mrs. Emma Du Vale, superintend-
ent of the orphans home. was
speaker at the banquet given by the
club at Walter Casino.
Plans were made to give a Schol-
arship to any child from the home
who will be graduated from Crlspus
Attacks high school in June. A
committee is to be appointed to
work with Mrs. Du Vale. Thirteen
dollars were presented to Mrs. Du-
Vale to be used for childrenS S
welfare.
Bessie Patterson, student OF Mrs.
Lillian lie Mon, will be presented
In recital tonight at the Wlther-
spoon Presbyterian church, West
and Walnut streets. Miss Patter-
son also is president of the senior
section of Indianapolis music pro-
motors.
Job Problems to Be Topic
Problems of unemployment will
be discussed by Miss Anne Witten-
braker, industrial secretary, Central
Y. w. C. A., at the Phyllis Wheatley
vesper hour Sunday. Mrs. Geneva
Moore, president of Blue Triangle
Club, will preside.
The local Y. w. c. A. basketball
team will play the Springfield (O0
team today at Tomlinson hall.
A course for all girl reserve ad-
visors begins today. The course in
cludes forum and discussion of the
Y. w. c. A. as a whole. Lectures on
adolescent psychology and program
building will be given. Miss Emma
Mae Allison, chairman, will lead the
discussion.
Girls council meets at the Y. w.
c. A. today at 2 O'Clock. Plans Tor
spring will be discussed.
Dean Pickens of New York City
will be the speaker at mass meet
ing to be given Monday night in st.
Johns A. M. E. church, Seventeenth
street and Columbia avenue. The
meeting is under auspices of the To-
cal branch of the N. A. A. G. P, of
which Attorney R. L. Bailey is presi-
dent Music will be furnished by the
Cosmopolitan trio and quartet.
Guild VIII Meet
st. Monica's Guild of st. Philips
Episcopal church will meet Tuesday
night, at the home of Mrs. Lillian
LIE Mon, 1886 North West street.
1.-THE Souls Education" will be the
sermon topic of the Rev. R. S. Hoag-
land, pastor of the African Ortho-
dcx church of st. John the Divine,
Sunday at II o'clock. Services will
include choral mass. Weekly
Lenten services are to be observed
with Rosary Devotions Wednesdays
and 1.-THE Way of the Gross"
Fridays.
served Sunday morning at Simpson
M. e. church. The Rev. P. T. Cor
ham, district superintendent, will
preach. Dean William PickenS will
speak at evening services. DR.. E. A.
White is pastor.
First anniversary services of New
Allen chapel A. M. E. church Sun
day are scheduled as follows:
Breakfast at 9 O'Clock, and praise
services by the deconess board at
1915. Christian Growth, Chris
tan Perfection, Holiness, Sanctifi-
cation" will be the sermon topic OF
the Rev. w. D. Shannon, pastor, at
10:45.
Afternoon services include a mis-
sionary program at 3 o'clock and A.
c. E. league at $50. The Rev.
Shannon will preach on THE
Eternal God. Our Refuge" at eve
ming services.
Fiske Club to Meet
Mrs. Lillian ChiTdress, 514 North
Blackford street, viii be hostess to
the Fisk Club Sunday "Fiskites
and What They Are Doing IN the
Field of Education" will be the topic
for discussion, led by Mrs. Eugenia
Burbridge.
Mrs. H. w. Armstead, formerly of
Nashville, will talk on THE Fisk of
Today"
Mrs. Ruth E. Chamblee of North
Capitol avenue, wife of Robert w.
Chamblee, president of the Citizens
Life Insurance Company, died Tues
day at her home. She was born
April 80, 1898, in Cleveland, o.
Funeral services were held at st.
Yoy,iy;y,se Ev1ieooy,oI cl,.,rcl, today ar