The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-21

OF the inter-racial committee of the Y.
W. c. A, and prominent in religious
circles, will be the principal speaker. The
musical program will be given by Mrs
Marie w. Watkins, Miss Helen Poarch
and Miss Jean Coston.
Evangelist to Speak
1.-THE Thirteen Symbols of Gods Word"
is to be the subject of Mrs. Anna Thomp-
son, evangelist, Of Chicago, at the Sunday
morning worship at Barnes NJ. E. church
of which the Rev. r. E. Shelton is pastor
Other services Of the day include lee
ture en- Home Building" by Mrs. Thomp-
son at 3. At the evening hour her subject
will be LAS the Eagle Stirs Her Nest
These services open the first financial
drive of the church before the close Of
the conference year. Monday nights
services will be in charge of the Rev. G.
Andrews and choir of the New Liberty
Baptist church. Scenes Of Africa are to
be shown Tuesday night by DR.. w. Pres
ton. The Rev. C. H Bell and choir of
Mt. Paran Baptist church will conduct
| services Wednesday night.
The choir of Bethel A. M. E. church
and the pastor, the Rev. r. L. Pope, will
I
Rev. F. F. Young of First Baptist church,
North indianapolis. will preach and his
choir will give the musical program Fri
day night.
Tea Is Scheduled
| Mrs. Gertrude B. Hill, chairman Of the
religious committee of the State Fedora
ton of Women's clubs. announces Wash
ington tea Saturday night at the Woman's
Club Home, 2034 North Capitol avenue.
! The public is invited.
! Raw D. Everson, managing editor OF the
Indianapolis News. is to speak at the Mon
ster meeting at the Y. M. c. A. Sunday
at 800 EYerson. native Hoosier, will
! talk on "Donny's Prayer"
! George L. Hayes, principal Of School 49,
| who has served number OF years on the
council, will introduce the speaker. Music
will be given by the Y. M. G. A. band
Jean Coston. Leonard Franklin and the
| COSMOPOLITAN quartet. The meeting is open
| to women and men.
! At the Life Builders Club. DR.. u. L.
luminous. chairman of the religio is de-
partment will speak. Norman Brown and
| Arthur Hicks will give readings and the
musical program will be given BIZ the
Eriendly Indiana quartet, Robert HorSely
and Liddel Ammons.
The pastor, the Rev. S. c. Spottswood,
will talk on Prophets of Samaria." the
last in a series of talks on the Dynamic
PROPHETS of Israel" Sunday at Jones
Tabernacle A. M. E. Zion church.
The Rev. F. F.. Young, pastor Of the
First Baptist church OF North Indianapo-
lis will preach. At the evening worship,
Mr.. Spottswood will use for his subject.
Titus" fourth In a series of letters from
the New Testament.
Play win BE Given
Junior Stewardess and Mary Campbell
Mite Missionary Society of Bethel A M.
E. church of which the Rev. r. l.. Pope
is pastor. will present the Mary B. Talbert
Club in play, The Beautiful City, Sun
day night.
Those taking part include Mrs. Lula
Hizer. Mrs. Minnie Roper, Mrs. Hattie
Bundy, Mrs. Daisy Shirley, Mrs Eliza
Steward. MIS-. Mary Vinson, Miss Mamie
Lewis and Miss v. Bedenbaugh. The
scripture lesson is to be read by Mrs.
Julia Jefferson. Paul Hill will sing and
Mrs. Vestarine Slaughter will give a piano
selection. Mrs. Sarah Manuel is president
of the club.
The Worlds Fellowship of circles and
triangles of Indiana met last week in
Frankfort with the following persons at
tending from the second Christian
church; Misses Maynell Hamlin. Cornelia
Settles. and Elizabeth Mitchell.
report Of the meeting is to be given
at the Christian Endeavor meeting Sun
day at 8, by Miss Hamlin and Miss
Mitchell, who were on the program. Mrs.
Geneva Towns is counsellor of the
Triangle Club of the Second Christian
u ic
Pastor to Go West
The Rev. and Mrs. G. T. Haywood will
leave Wednesday for q six weeks stay in
Vancouver, B. c. Mr.. Haywood will con-
duct series of evangelistic meetings there.
The Rev H. L. Herod is recovering from
a recent illness at his home, 2738 Boule-
ward place.
Miss 1noe Owens of Terre Haute is to
be the house guest of Miss Hazel Alex
ander. $40 West Pratt street.
Second Christian Church Circle will give
supper at the Flanner House Monday.
| practical Training Of the Teen-Age
Girl and Boy is to be the subject of the
first Of series of lectures by I. T.
Shultz. of the department of psychology
at Butler college. Wednesday night. Feb.
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4uS 4cNbhASS aAS OP%l W WAC P0HAA~'
Parents, club advisors. teachers and lead
ers of adolescent groups are urged to at
| tend these meetings. Mrs. Eethel Ealy is
chairman of the special education COM
mittee of the general educational depart
ment.
! Miss Hazel Alexander will be hostess TO
the Pierian Club Saturday afternoon, at
her home. $40 West Pratt street.
| Demonstrations Given
Arthur Davis, student at Northwestern
university. will spend the weekend with
his grandmother. Mrs. Ellen Davis and
family. 1419 Mill street.
Demonstrations in salad, pastry and
sandwich making are being conducted each
Thursday night at the Phyllis Wheatley
/ Y. w. c. A.
Fourth annual luncheon of Grade School
girl reserves Of the Y. W. c. A. will be
held Saturday. March /. at 2 O'Clock. Each
school will represent a month of the year
in decorations. stunts and songs.
Prizes are to be given for the most orr
ginal table decorations and stunts. Meet
ing OF the grade school council is TO be
held Saturday morning at the branch
.uilding at $50.
Mrs. Ethel Reid. 1717 East Twenty
afth street. will be hostess to the mothers
department of the Progressive Series OF
piano lessons Saturday at $50.
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