The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-17
NEGRO PASTOR
IS SENT HERE
/ FROM CHICAGO
The Rev. r. E. Shelton to
Serve Barnes Church
Congregation.

Much enthusiasm was manifested
b. a large number Of citizens here
when the Rev. Robert z. shelton
recently was transferred from St.
Matthew's church, Chicago, To the
psstorate Of the Barnes NJ Z.
church, in West Twenty-sixth street
bv the Lexington conference.
Mr.. Shelton is a graduate OF
Shortridge high school class 1917.
He earned his B. A. degree at In
diana university in 1917 and his NJ.
a. degree ~ Ohio Wesleyan. He
has done work at Chicago ana
Northwestern universities leading
TO the doctors degree.
At the beginning Of the World
war. Mr.. SHELTON joined the nlhJu
battalion Ohio national guard, ana
served With the Three hundred sew
enfv-second infantry IN France he
slso fs q member Of leading lodges
an fraternities of the Negro group
Mr. and Mrs. SHELTON, TWO daugI'-
4ery and "a SON are residing a. zolj
Nor hwestern avenue.
aThe Lost Christ" viii be the sun
dav morning theme of the pastor .
Parnec church. At night his auoleC0
e 10 be The Mind Of Christ.
Musical to Be Given
Mic Mae Clements will be pre-
sented In a musical at the Barnes
c,,rrb Sunday afternoon. Several
Of her students are on the program
plan. arc practically complete for the ,'
7laurrr House pageant a. IomllhSon NAM
Wedr--taY night
-nau-.-zed army Of women men ana
children are rehearsinE- Tho pageant ~
under direction of Mrs. Lillian Jones
Brown and promises to b. The biggest
feature Of ITS kind ever seen here
-r7oe paeesut is a benefit for the Plan
ner house dav nursery. More than @oV
persons viii participate
Society VIII Meet
Esther.r, blackburn Missionary so
r.evt Of tnc second Christian church viii
hold It's SUNDAY evening program al $50.
Addresses on China and Tibet will be
gwen by MISS Geneva TONNES and Mrs.
Alice Coean. A story is to be told hy
Mrs. Ethel Moore.
Musical numbers will be given hv the
choir and Ralph McWiiiams viii be soloist
The Rev Il. L. Herod is pastor
Elder E.. D. Urshan. a Persian evangelist,
will conduct services at Christ Temple.
Paris avenue and FAN Creek boulevard.
during the week of Nav 10. The Rev. G..
]. Haywood .a na tor.
The Rev. S. b Butler. pastor Of Mt.
Zion Baptist church. announces a spring
rally. Tho morning sermon topic will
BE- "a True Disciple"
Special pew services Will be held at 5
clock. The Rev. ID. d. Gordon OF St.
Paul Baptist church viii SPEAK Music
VIII be given by the quartet and choir
Of ST. Paul church.
?. Fielding Bovlar VIII give a talk on.
Hymns. I'D The 3. Y. p. u. az CLOCK.
Mrs. Viola wilson Vii have charge OF
the services.
she Has Done What she Could will
be The pastors sermon topic a. he night
services.
Quartet TO Give Musical
colonial wedding viii be eiyeu at Nj.
Zion Baptist church FRIDAY night. MAY
%, So O'Clock.
The FLOYD quartet viii be presented TO-
night DID, O. musical at Mt. Paran Baptist
chug. Missouri and Twelfth streets. The
Rev. c. Il. Bell is pastor.
Dr.. T. a. White announces the Rev.
Charles W. knight OF Detroit as speaker
a. the Sunday night services at Simpson
n I church. DR.. White will speak at
the morning services
Much interest is being shown in the re-
ci-al to oe given Saturday night bv the
PhLaCeipl.a seXtcl at Simpson NJ. Z.
church. These singers are making a tour
and are stopping here en- route to Canada
for several weeks. GuTiey Henry is man
aEer- Several organizations are sponsoring
the recital
Elizabeth Carter council viii give a
csbarct luncheon at the Woman's Club
home. eo30 North Capitol avenue. tonight.
Forty hostcsses are expected to take part.
Mrs. Julia Reed is president.
The womau'S Club vii hold its regular
meeting with Mrs. Elizabeth Herod. 27sO
Boulevard place.
Jacobs VIII Speak
Modern Interpretation Of Social Serv-
ice" viii be the subject OF Plummer D.
Jacobs. director OF the J. T. V. HUI com
munity center, Sunday at O'Clock al the
PHYLLIS Whcauey Y ". c. A Music will
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