The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-19
SLACK TO TELL
~ NEGROES OF
PUBLIC OPINION
Mayors Appeal Leads to
Second Appearance;
Special Program.

Public Opinion" will be the sub
ject of an address Sunday afternoon
by Mayor L. Ert Slack at the Negro
Y. M. G. A.
The mayors only appearance be-
fore this group was soon after his
election by the city council. The
earnestness of the mayors plea for
tolerance and fair-play, prompted
600 men to vote seeking his second
engagement.
Because OF Mayor Stacks interest
in education and better school
buildings, special music for Sunday
is to be presented by the orchestra
of School SO under the direction
of Mrs Ernelyne Evans and H. M.
Riley, principal.
"Spirituals" on Progra m
The combined glee clubs of School
81 of which Mrs. Hazel Hen
bricks is principal, are to present
special selections of Negro spirituals
and patriotic numbers. F. G. Bowlar
is to direct the music.
The Bohemian Club is to be the
special guest Of the Y. M. G. A. Sun
day. Roy Kennedy is president.
Special services are to be held at
the st. Johns A. M. E. church Sun
day of which Dr. Charles Sumner
Williams is pastor.
DR.. williams will be the speaker
at the morning service. At night the
Rev. P. Jacobs, Congregational
minister at-large, is scheduled to
preach. Bishop Haddox, Basker and
Strider are to be present.
All departments of the church are
engaged in a financial drive which
is to end February 10. A special
program is to be announced for the
occasion.
The Colored Woman's Republican
Club, Inc, will hold their regular
meeting Monday evening Jan al,
at Shiloh Baptist church. Mrs.
Ella " Gardner is to speak on THE
Legislature and It's Activities" This
program promises to be of great in
terest as number of bills impor-
tant to all are prepared for this
session
Committees for the coming year
will be announced. The public is
urged to be present. Mrs. Daneva
Donnell Wines will preside.
Christs Temple Program
A special invitation is extended
to the public to attend the services
Sunday Jan. 20 at Christs Temple,
Fall Greek boulevard and Paris ave-
nue. Pastor G.. T. Haywood is to
speak on 1.-THE True Birth of The
Spirit" The evening service sub
ject is to be "The Finding of A Lost
God"
Special illustrated Bible studies
are conducted every Tuesday and
Friday afternoon at $50 at Christ's
Temple, Fall Greek boulevard and
Paris avenue.
Wednesday night at 8 O'Clock all
persons interested in the BIBLE are
cordially invited to attend classes
held at Christ's temple.
The choir and congregation of
Coldwell chapel A. M. E. z. church,
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. M. A. Mitchell of Lima, O., is
visiting Mrs. Harriet Kelley.
The council Of bishops of st.
Johns A. M. e. church will meet
at the "manse" Wednesday night,
Jan. %.
Business men OF the city are to
present q program at the service
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at the
Mt. Paran Baptist church.
Company &C" of the Mt. Paran
Baptist church is to give q mu-
steal tea at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Mithcell, 21o6 Shriver avenue, Sun
day afternoon, Jan. TO-
The installation of the depart
ment heads was held Monday eve
ming at the Second Baptist church
of which the Rev. B. j. F. West
brook is pastor.
Health, Food Speakers Subject
G. G. Guffey is to give a talk OH
health and natural foods at the
Second Baptist church, Wednesday
night, Jan. %, at o'clock. under
auspices of the Ladies Choral So
ciety. Admission free.
Sunday afternoon, Jan. 20, at 2
O'Clock, the usher board of the Mt
Paran Baptist church is to have a
sermon by the Rev. j. t. High
baugh.
The Friends Club will meet next
Wednesday, Jan. %, at the home of
Mrs. John Browder, 1648 Bellefon-
tame street.
The regular IL o'clock services
will be held Sunday morning, Jan.
20, at the Barnes Chapel. The morn
ing sermon is to be mt. Sanai," by
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