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DR.. COWLEY TO
TEACH IN CITY

The Rev. A. E. Cowley, pastor of
the First Baptist church of Shell
byville, Ind, has accepted the in
vitation of the Young People of
Indianapolis Baptist Association to
present a course in religious drama
tization at the leadership training
school to be held during the last
two weeks of January at Woodruff
Place Baptist church.
instruction will be given by the
project method, and the school will
close with the presentation of play
or pageant prepared and presented
by the dramatization class.
DR.. Cowley presented a similar
course last summer at the Indiana
Baptist Assembly at Franklin.
The course in Methods in Young
Peoples Work" will be given by
Richard Holland, director of young
peoples work for the Northern Bap-
fist convention. The Rev. w. r.
Jewell, director of Christian Edu-
cation for the Indiana Baptist con-
vention, will present a course on
church school administration, and
Miss Myrtle Huckelberry, director
of children's work for the Indiana
Baptist convention, will teach a
course in her department.
Arrangements for the school are
being made by the officers of In
dianapolis Association B. Y. P. U.
The officers are M. r. Tibbs, presi-
dent; Robert Cook, vice president;
Louise G. Wurz, secretary; William
Davies, corresponding secretary;
Bertha M. Huffman, treasurer, and
E. E. Ballard, financial advisor.
Courses given will draw leader
ship training credit under the de-
partment of Christian education of
which the Rev. L. G. Trent, pastor
of the Woodruff Place Baptist
church, is chairman.
In developing the area director
plan of supervision for young peo-
pies work in Indianapolis associa-
ton, Tibbs has announced the APP
pointment of two area directors.
Woodrow Lince is the newly APP
pointed director for the southwest
area, including Friendswood, Lyn-
hurst, WeStview, River Avenue and
Mt. Pleasant Baptist churches. Miss
Edith Bradford is the area director
for the west, including Memorial,
Tabernacle and Exeter avenue.
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Foley. Mildred Lowry, Eleanor Quinn.
Kistner. Mary Deppel. Inez Kistner. Edna
Brick, Patricia O'Donnell, Marcella john
stons, Mary J. Mansfield, Marie Seal.
DAILY. Helen Stewart. Jean Bardy. Mary
Engle. Marion Tarbinson. Eileen Griffin.
Rosetta Meister. Margaret Galloway,
Louise King, Martha Patrick, Helen
R haIy Ggna 6 sgban e o9noe
shalghnessy, Helen Hoover, Margaret
Tendel, Maxine Gillespie, Helen Sheehan.
Alberta BornhorSt Ann Wolfred, Rose
marie Hickey, Betty J. Seaman.
Altar Society Choir-Mesdames William
Foley A. W. Gerlach, E. G. Karibo. R.
J. Mansfield. J. II. Morris, Margaret Nohl.
Pau. 8. r.. Raney. W. A; weidekamp,
Joseph Wilhelm. George Wohlheiter. Or
ganist. Margaret KoerS.
Young Ladies' Sodality Choir-The
Misses Anna Bornman. TreSsa Brewer,
Anna Marie Brodeur, Mary Helen Erook,
Mary Helen Burke, Alma Busald; Wini--
Martha Hickey. Helen Hickey, Anastasia
Lenahan, Dorothy Sering, Mildred Sering,
Henrietta futile, Margaret WEIGH, Frances
Anderson, Mary Burke, Katherine Griffin,
Virginia Maiers. Marguerite Markey. Mary
garet Patrick. Mary Margaret Robbins,
Sarah Robbins. Elizabeth Stout and
Orchestra-Cecelia Alerding. Margaret
Doyle. Florence Fuss. Mary Hickey. Mary
Mailer. Sarah Robbins. Mildred Clemens,
Hickey. Mary Moriarity. Dorothy Woods,
Harry Brook. Earl Russell. Freddie Lutz,
Joe Dux, Maurice VALE, John Smith,
Thomas Poggiani. concert master.
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The program for Christmas week
is as follows.

The program for Christmas week
is as follows:
Tuesday. 1880 P. M.-rhe church school
Christmas party and White Gift service.
The service will start with the White Gift
service in the church after which all are
asked down stairs for the coming of
Santa Claus.
Wednesday. P. M-The Senior Fellow
ship will hold its first banquet in honor
Of the students who are home from college.
They are inviting as their guests all
students who have been away this fall A
musical program has been planned and
the speaker for the evening will be L. D.
Claycombe.
Thursday, 10 A. M.-The Meridian
Heights kindergarten will hold their
Christmas party. Parents and friends of
the kindergarten children are invited.
Thursday. IL P. MA Candle Light song
Service will be held from II to midnight
Besides other Christmas music the choir
will sing the "Hallelujah Chorus" from
the Messiah by Handel.
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ice and breakfast program at the
Wheeler City Rescue Mission at 3
o'clock Sunday morning.
These services have been planned
by the Mission gospel teams under
the name of the Sunday Morning
Breakfast Club.
Various religious and fraternaI
organizations and private individu-
ais arrange for the gospel service
and furnish the breakfast which
follows.
The speaker at the breakfast club
program Sunday morning will be
Verde Allen. Allen is an employee
of the Mission and formerly held a
pastorate with Mooresville church.
The breakfast Sunday morning
will be furnished by the Rev. Walter
Rasche, pastor of Trinity Evangeli-
cal church at Jasper, Ind.
The Mission Sunday school will
convene at 2:30 p. m.
The ladies trio will sing at the
radio program broadcast from 4:30
to Sunday evening. The Rev. H.
E. Eberhardt will bring Christmas
message on 1.-THE Christ Child"
The young peoples Bible class,
under the direction of Mrs. John
RAIDER, will continue study of the
book of John at the Mission at
$50 Sunday evening.
The Rev. H. E. Eberhardt will
continue his Sunday evening gospel
messages on the book of Hebrews at
7:45, speaking on 1.-THE Danger OF
Neglect"
Wednesday evening, the Rev. r.
A. Mccain will preach at the regu-
lar evening service of the mission.
The Christmas morning breakfast
for the unemployed will be fur
niShed by the Delta chapter of the
Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority. Mrs.
c. Olsen is president and Mrs. E. G..
Reick, treasurer.
The Wheeler Mission young peo-
pie will give the following program:
! Song-"H ark the Herald Angels sing
Congregation.
Song-"Joy to the World"
Mission Young People.
/ Prayer by the Rev George Ross.
! Announcements by Verde Allen.
! Solo by George Helm.
Reading-"The Christmas Story"
Louise Crooks.
/ Scripture Isaiahs Prophecy
Concerning the Messiah"
Leolya Hamilton.
Sermon-"The Worlds Greatest Christ
Lester Gaylor.
Invitation by Verde Allen.
The Mission young people VIII go
carroling Sunday evening.
Preparing for the Angel of the
Lord" will be the morning theme
of the Rev. John B. Ferguson at
the Irvington Presbyterian church.
THE First Christmas Sermon"
will be the morning subject of the
Rev. E. H. Daley at the First Unit
ed Brethren church.
The Rev. R. T. Gwyn, pastor of
Centenary Christian church, will
preach Sunday morning on THE
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PLAYERS WILL
Give HOLIDAY
DRAMA SUNDAY
Sutherland Presbyterian to
Present "A Sign Unto
YOU

The Sutherland Players will pre-
sent as their annual Christmas play,
"A Sign Unto You" by Jean Lee
Latham, at the popular Sunday eve
ming services of the Sutherland
Presbyterian church.
This play was originally produced
by the Williams School Little
Theater of Ithaca, N. Y, under the
direction of Roland Sernand.
The play is a touching story of
how a waif from the city streets
brought the Christmas spirit to the
hearts of a cold, self-satisf1ed group
Of rich people. The parts are ex-
ceptionally strong; the coldly cor
rect father and mother; the languid,
Indifferent older sister; the restless,
affected younger sister, the brother
who has turned from ease and af-
fluence to the reality and need of
The East Side tenement district
where he breaches and serves hu-
mainly.
The coming Of the waif brings
home to the family the selfishness
of their lives, and in the end the
young minister finds that he is no
longer alone in his struggles.
Norman Green plays the part of
Edward Holloway, the father; Dolly
Lackey, Margaret Holloway, the
mother; Patricia, the older sister,
Carolyn Dillabaugh; Janice, the
youngest sister, Florence Berrie;
Howard the son, Paul Raikes, and
the little waif from the East Side,
Ralph Berrie.
At the morning service, the Rev.
Florizel A. Pheiderer will discuss
the theme, The Spirit Of Christ
mas" The choir will sing "a Song
That Forever Will Ring" by Scarf,
and Miss Mildred Clark, soprano,
will sing the solo, "Gesus Bambino,"
by Pietro Yon.
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st. Joan of Arc

The Rev. Maurice O'Connor, pastor.
CHRISTMAS EVE.
organ recital
Christmas Carols ........, Boys Choir
Under the Starry Sky"
Christmas Bells"
While Shepherds Watched"
Mass in Honor of St. Augustine.
(scored for boy. sopranos, tenors and
ohertory-"Adeste Fideies."
Credo-'C regorian Missa de Angels"
I. g, 9 and 1880 o'clock. The girls choir
woman's choir at the 9 o'clock mass. The
following hymns will be sung by the
woman's choir:
Az" :Agss+ Ma[ Egs,.. rd r s,t, Witt
:. What VI 10y. Lovely Infant :zFTSnsSd
Boys Choir.Roboesrtt Addison ~ Robert
Berling, Michael Carr, William Donahue,
Ea@ q B 1Ghd A0fRs Ros
Blackwell. Charles Croker. Walter Davis.
Ro6sF P SageraRd hu R ebFy 5sf
Clemens Greskamp, William Hanley, SAL
yator Iozzo, Robert Jones, Robert Koch
Dell. Robert Gardner. Charles Hooley. Rob-
ert Kasberg. John Manion. Albert Lamb.
William May. Carl Mangold. Joseph NC
Guire. Thomas Newman. Richard Schmidt.
Victor Todd, James Lease George Moore,
rick. RAYMOND Reed. Jack Thomas. Ber-.
nard Thompson, Jack Wolff, Richard
Wilkerson. Donald O'Connor, Bernard Will
kinson, John MelhauS, Edgar Mcnamara,
John Moldthan, Paul Mansfield and DON
aid Sweeney.
Mems Choir-J. Fred Duncan. Thomas
Pagan, E. A. Fuerst, William Konop,
Michael Santich. Paul J. Smith, Nobert
E. Smith and Miles Sweeney.
Miss Marie G. Filcer, organist. George
A. Smith, director.
Women's Choir-Mesdames John Niesse.
katherine. Moldthan, William S. Anken-
brock, John ]. Blackwell, Fred P. Green,
Garland Rutherford, Frank Grit, Misses
Joan McHugh, Irma Ross Mary Agnes
Keller, Josephine Breen, Mildred Quinn.
Eleanor Mcnamara, Marie Warren, Lois
Reilly, William Reilly, Catherine Deitz,
Mary Alice Brady, Mayr Slupesky, Betty
Berling. Mary Mcclure. Catherine Fitz-
gerald. Mary Jane Schmitt, Louis Argus
and Betty Reed
violinists-Fiorence Dipple. Ruth Fink
and Lillian Beck.
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YnLe Hymns

Hymns of the Yuletide," a
program of Christmas music,
will be rendered by members
Of the choir assisted by the
pastor, at the Hillside Chris
tian church Sunday morning.
At the evening hour the chill
dren will bring program Of
songs and readings in connec-
ton with the white gifts"
service.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to:
Charles F. Schegel. 1915 Winthrop ave-
nue.. Chevrolet coach 747-213, from YER
mont and Meridian streets
Lee Justis. Greenfield Ind. Ford coupe.
560-380. from Greenfield Ind
Henry Borman. 1909 East Tenth street.
Hudson sedan. 745-435. from rear Of 1909
Charles c. Gray. 62s Oakland avenue.
Chevrolet coupe. 1870, from 300 East
Tenth street.
Raw Thiesing. 341f Brookside parkway.
Chevrolet coupe 77l-235, from Tenth
street and Oakland avenue
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The solemn pontif1cal high
mass at SIS. Peter and Paul
cathedral will be broadcast
Christmas night over station
WKBF. The Schola Cantorum
double male quartet, assisted
by a male chorus of twenty
five voices with organ and or
chestra under the direction Of
Elmer A. Stefen, will sing the
"St. Lawrence Mass" Of j. AL
fred Schehl'S.
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YnLe Party

The Rev. L. G. E. Fackler,
pastor of st. Matthew Lutheran
church, announces that he will
speak Sunday morning on
when the Lowly Are SUI
preme." At 7:3O in the eve
ming, the children of the Sun
day school will hold their
Children's Christmas service.
Christmas service on Christ
mas day will be at 7:30 in the
morning. The Dorcas Society
will hold their Christmas party
Tuesday evening, Dec, %, at
the home of Miss Hulda Meyer,
428 North Colorado avenue,
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Wise Boy

Wallace Berry arrived home
to find two setter pups on the
doorstep of his Beverly Hills
home. He took them in, fed
them, and notified the police.
Those dogs" he was informed,
were reported lost by Buster
Keaton. So Berry held them
until Keaton came through
with a substantial reward,
which Wally turned over to the
Motion Picture Relief Fund.
Now he's going around on the
Metro Goldwyn Mayer lot
looking for more lost dogs.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
THEME ANNOUNCED

rs the Universe, including Man,
Evolved by Atomic Force?" will be
the subject of the lesson sermon in
all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on
Sunday, Dec. 20.
Among the citations which COM
prise the lesson-sermon is the fol-
lowing from the Bible:
Thine, Lord is the greatness, and
the power. and the glory. and the victory,
and the majesty; for all that is in the
heaven and in the earth is thine; thine
is the kingdom, Lord, and thou art
exalted as head above all. Both riches
and honor come of thee and thou reignest
over all; and in thine hand is power and
might; and in thine hand 1t is to make
great and TO give strength unto all Il
Chron. 20; II, i2l.
The leSson-sermon also includes
the following passages from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
Naturalists describe the origin Of mortal
and material existence in the various
forms of embryology, and accompany their
descriptions with important observations,
which should awaken thought to a higher
and purer contemplation of mans origin.
This clearer consciousness must precede an
understanding Of the harmony of being.
Mortal thought must obtain better basis.
get nearer the truth of being, or health
will never be universal. and harmony will
never become the standard Of man.
At the Broadway Evangelical
church, Lloyd E. Smith will preach
in the morning on THE Christ of
Christmas" Immediately follow
ing the sermon the choir will sing
the cantata, THE Angelic Choir"
In the vesper hour at 4:45 the
Christmas pageant, why the
Chimes Rang" will be presented by
the Sunday school. A cast OF thir-
ty-seven will present this pageant,
under the direction of Mrs. E. w.
Baum.
THE Christmas Star" will be the
morning theme of the Rev. Wilbur
d. Grose of the Fifty-f1rst Street
M. r. church.
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PROGRAM OF
SERVICES ANNOUNCED

The Rev. S. B. Harry of the
Meridian Heights Presbyterian
church will preach on 1.-THE Joy
Song OF the Ages" at the Meridian
Heights Presbyterian church. The
choir will sing Christmas music.
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PLAY TO BE
GIVEN SUNDAY

A Christmas play, Following the
STAR" by Ethel Thompson, will be
presented at the Fifty-frst Street
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
at 4:30 p. m. Richard Fielding is
the director.
The play is being given under the
auspices of the Dramatic Club of
the church, which was recently or
ganized, with Miss Betty Wulzen
as president. The setting of the
play is in Bethlehem. The time, the
birth of Christ.
E. e. VanOsdal is stage manager.
Costumes are in charge of Mrs. F.
r. Law, Mrs E. E. VanOsdal, and
Mrs. r. F. Mason.
Christ in Prophecy, Song and
Story will be presented at the Gen.
trail Christian church, Delaware and
Walnut streets, Sunday evening at
7:45 o'clock. The story of the pro-
phecy will be portrayed, followed
by the realization of the birth of
Christ. Then will come the JOY and
regret in the lives of his followers
or disbelievers. The program is un-
der the direction of Miss Cynthia
Pearl Maus, young peoples leader,
and Fred Jerry, director of the
church quartet and choir. Members
of the quartet are Mary Morgan
German, soprano; Caroline Gauld.
contralto; Farrell NJ. Scott, tenor,
and Fred Jerry, baritone. Virginia
Jerry is the organist. Those taking
part other than the choir and quar-
tet are Gertrude Helmuth and Eula
Heard.
''The Christmas Guest" will be
the morning subject of the Rev.
William Talbot Jones Of the Edwin
Ray NJ. E. church. At this service,
there will be baptism and reception
of new members. At p. m, a YES
per service will be conducted BY the
choir.
At the First United Presbyterian
church, the Rev. Joseph A. Mears
in the morning will take as his
text, There is born to you this day,
in the city of Davis, a Savior who
is Christ the Lord"
''The Greatest Gift and the
Greatest Love" and THE Benefits
Of Calvary" are the announced sub
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cantata, Promise and Fulfillment,
at 10:45 q. m. Sunday.

cantata, Promise and Fulfillment, /"
at 10:45 a. m. Sunday.
Riverside Park M. e. church, the
Rev. Robert M. Selle, pastor. 1.-THE
Coming of the Son of Cod will be
the theme of the Christmas Sunday
morning worship service. Baptisms
and reception of members. At 1880
p. M, the Riverside vested choir,
directed by Richard orion, will give
a sacred concert. The choir will be
assisted by the violin octette Of
Technical high school.
At the Second Moravian Episcopal
church, the Rev. George Westphal
will preach at the morning service
on "The Song of the Angels" At
the evening service he will tell a.
Christmas story, 1.-THE King Smiles. :"
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DR.. Elwood j. Bulgin of
Portland, Ore, a native of
North Carolina, will deliver a
lecture on Heroes in Home
spun" at the Cadle Tabernacle.
Monday night, Dec. 81 at 7:30
o'clock. A small admission
charge will be made and the
proceeds will be used by. the
tabernacle for the relief of the
poor. DR.. Bulgin is a native of
the mountains of North Caro-
lima, and he will tell of a num-
Der of incidents of his old
home and the folks" of the
Southland.
DR.. Bulgin, who began an
evangelistic campaign at the
Tabernacle Dec. 2, will close
his meetings Sunday night. He
will also speak at the after
noon service at 2:30 o'clock.
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st. AIMS. Mars Hill

The Rev. J. E. Patterson, Pastor.
CHRISTMAS EVE
Midnight Mass
20. Holy Night"
While Shepherds Watched"
Stars of Glory. Shine More Brightly
Silent Night"
The First Noel.''
Gloria and credo' Mass; in Honor Of f'''e'
st. Ignatius' ...........,.A j. Boex
"sapctus.' ''Benedictus" and "Agnus
fertory.E"Adeste Fideies'' lTrad-
tionaD.
Benediction.
20 Salutaris" ..................W ebbe
"Tantum Ergo" ...............M ohr
"Laudate Dominum."
Holy God"
Choir MEMBERSHIPS Paul Voelker, Miss
Emma Blaschke. George Wittemeier. j. j.
Vest. Henry Blaschke
Mrs Anna R MahoneV Organist.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong to:
Charles l., Bowlin. 26O7 Central avenue.
Marmon sedan. found in rear Of 1891
Cornell avenue
Mrs Flora Sample. 434 East New York
street. Oldsmobile Goa III found IN front
of 202 South PennsYlvania street.
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The Rev. F. G. Wacknitz of the
Second Evangelical church an
nounceS his Sunday subjects as
1.-THE Prince of Peace" and 1.-THE
Shepherds"
At the Missionary Tabernacle, the
Rev. John Higgenbothem will speak
in the morning on "Three Calls of
God" and at night on "Noah's Ark"
At 2:30 p. M, the Rev. Hattie Hin
shaw will speak on Gods Fellow
ship"
"The Christmas Story" will be
the subject of Merle Sidener before
the Christian Men Builders of the
Third Christian church Sunday
morning. A Christmas play, direct
ed by Ed Palmer, will be given. The
Ogden Choral, directed by Mrs.
James Ogden, will sing.
At the Fountain Street M. E.
church, the Rev. Frank r. Greer
will speak in the morning on STARS
and Worship" At night, a religious
drama, white Gifts for the King"
will be given.
Miss Mary Beatrice Whiteman.
entertainer, will give Christmas
readings Sunday morning before
the Young Peoples department of
the Tabernacle Presbyterian church
Sunday school.
At the First Evangelical church.
the Rev. Edmond Kerlin speaks in
the morning on 1.-THE Gospel Ac-
cording to Gabriel" At night. a
Christmas pageant, "Why the
Chimes Rang" will be given.
At night at the Second Reformed
church, a Christmas entertainment
and Yuletide pageant will be given
by the Sunday school. The Rev.
George P. Kehl will speak in the
morning on "They Laid Him in a
Manager" The male quartet will
sing.
Emmanuel" will be the morn
ing subject Sunday of the Rev. E. G..
HomrighauSen of the Carrollton
Avenue Reformed church. At night.
a pageant, "At His Throne" will be
given.
At the Bellaire M. e. church. the
Rev. w, B. Grimes speaks in the
morning on THE Babe of Bethle-
hem. "At night, the Sunday school
has its Christmas program.
A white gift service will be held
at 1918 a. m, at the Grace church
OF the Brethren. At II o'clock, the
Rev. Russell G. West will speak on
Prophetic Voices" At night. a
Christmas play will be given.
Our Christmas Guest" is the
morning theme of the Rev. F. T.
Taylor of the East Park M. E.
church. AT night, a Christmas pa
geant will be given by the children
OF the church school.
Christmas" will be the 1890 a.
m. subject OF Mrs. Edna Mauzy at
the Truth Center of Applied Chris
tianity which meets at the Lincoln
hotel.
advent Graces" will be the morn
ing subject of the Rev. j. S. Albert
of the GethSemane Lutheran church.
At night, a Christmas service will
be conducted by the Bible school.
At Wesleyan Methodist church
Sunday night, a Christmas program
will be given by the children.
1.-THE Child Jesus" and Awaken
| ing Conscience" are the announced
Sunday subjects of the Rev. George
D. Billeisen of the River Avenue
Baptist church.
The Rev. NJ. H. Reynolds of the
Merritt Place M. E. church speaks
in the morning on Some Thoughts