The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-24
PERSIAN HOLDS
MEETINGS AT
CHRIST TEMPLE
Thrilling Stories of War in
Near East Related by
Evangelist.

Gail subjects of Persia are happy
over their shah, Ria Khan, because
he is undermining our country" de-
clared the Rev. Andrew w. Urshan,
evangelist. Who has been conduct
ing a ten-64y meeting at Christ
temple, Fall Greek boulevard and
Paris avenue.
Special meetings at Christ temple
are being conducted during the day
and are attended largely.
i was working in Armenia as a
missionary during the massacre
having been sent there from this
country in 1914. Saturday night l
shall address my audience on the
subject, My Wonderful Experience
in LenIngrad, Russia, Just Before
the Revolution" the evangelist
stated
Mr.. Urshan is a descendant Of the
HISTORIAN Christians of the Near
East, and enjoys a wide reputation
as an evangelist Of the Pentecostal
Churches of the World A brother
of Mr. Urshan was bautized by the
Rev. G. T. Haywood, pastor Of
Christ's temple. while touring the
Holy Land more than year ago.
Closes Meetings Sunday
Mr.. Urshan will speak tonight
from the subject, The Lack That
Causes a Souls Doom" He will
close his meetings here Sunday
preparatory to conducting a state
wide missionary meeting in LOuisi-
ana, with headquarters at Haynes
vile.
Fifteen hundred persons witnessed the
Flapper house pageant in Tomlinson hall
Wednesday night.
An episode showed the present and past
leaders seated upon the stage. OF the
original founders, w A. Kersey was the
only living Negro present.
The pageant was in six episodes and re-
viewed past, present and future aims Of
the institution Mrs. w. E. Brown was
director assisted by Mrs. Sue Arts, Mrs.
Daisy Fauntleroy. MIS-. Ethel Moore, Mrs.
Lillian Briscoe. Mrs. Amos Thompson
Miss Vivian White, Mrs. Clara K. Hill
Orlando Rodman, william Brooks. James
Startling and Hobson ziegler.
Post to Sell Poppies
Y. M. c. A. post. No. 107 American
Legion will participate in the annual sale
of peoples for legion work Saturday.
Marion Hansberry is commander Of the
local post.
Those assisting in the sales of peoples
are: Mrs R. K. Smith, chairman; D. Vary
Bass, Mrs Emma Good, Mrs. l. H. Smith,
Mrs Goldie Hansberry. Mrs. Irene Win
frey, Mrs. Lula Dunn, Mrs. Ann Craig,
Mrs Hattie Petrie. Mrs Madeline Miller,
Mrs Francis Washington, Mrs. Matte
Ray. Mrs. Jessie Johnson, Mrs. Camille
Richardson, Mrs, Madeline Chambers,
Mrs Pauline Morton-Finney. Mrs. Ruth
Willis. Mrs. Ida Valentine, Mrs. Elfreda
Washington. Mrs Ora Willet, Mrs. Irene
Jones' Mrs. Evalene Briscoe, Mrs. Clara x.
Hill Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart, Mrs. Flossie
Harris, Mrs. Ruth Coleman. Mrs. Rhoda
Williams Mrs. J. K Brown. Mrs Italy
Woolfork, Misses MARY Sales, Anna Porter,
Vivian White. Juanita Bobson. Edythe
Roache. Hazel Alexander, Amanthea Nc
Donald, Hazel voolfolk and Beatrice
Stewart.
Miss Leila Taylor, returned missionary
from South America, will speak Sunday at
o'clock at Second Christian church.
Peace Ovation to Be Given
Helen Louise Small, high school stu
dent. will give her peace Grafton which
won a prize during the recent midwest
International Institute. Musical numbers
will be given by Jean Boston and Weir
Stuart Mrs. H. L. luminous will preside.
Girl Reserves of the Etiquet and Nature
Study groups will hike to Millikan's Farm,
Saturday. A special program OF games,
songs and stunts has been arranged by a
committee, of which Maxine Moss is chair
man.
Physical department OF the Y. M. C. A.
will give its annual swimming lessons the
week of June 8. Bernard Streets is chief
instructor.
Boy Scouts of the Central district will
hold an outdoor rally at Douglas park,
Saturday. Marimon Hansberry. deputy
Scout commissioner, will be in charge of
the rally.
Woman's Home Missionary society will
have charge of the Sunday evening pro-
gram at Simpson M. z. church. The Unity
quartet will sing. MS Carrie Ross is presi-
dent and Dr. E. A. White is pastor.
Negro Women of Achievements"