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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
IN INDIANAPOLIS CHURCHES TOMORROW
BAPTIST

Memorial--The Rev. George G. Kimsey,
nsS when Jscob Saw With tbe
Wagons"
Lyndhurst-The Rev. C. H. scheick,
pastor. Morning 1.-THE Redeemer'; night,
What Christianity Reveals
River Avenue-The Rev. George D.
Bilesen pastor. Mornings "A MEMORIAL
night. Enforcing Human Responsibility. .
First-The Rev Carleton W. Atwater.
pastor. Morning. Communion message.
The Fulfllment of Love-: night. up
ward VS.. Downward Pull"
Woodruff Place-The Rev. l.. c.. Trent.
pastor. Morning, For the Glory of God :;
night, Bags With Holes
Emerson Avenue-The Rev. H, G.. Rowe.
pastor. Morning, Burdens; night. "A
Crown Lost Through Disobedience."
pastor Morning unified service, COM
Today?"
Franklin Road Cbep.,-Morning, 1.-THE
Transformation sermon by the Rev. U.
S. Clutton; night, The Lost Sheep" c.
L. Smith, speaker.
CHRISTIAN
Fairfax-The Rev. L j. Kerrick. pastor
Morning. The Marks of Great Church !;
night. THE Universal Prayer"
Eighth-The Rev. Glen w. Nell, pastor.
Morning. "He Shall Direct Thy Paths;
night. Come Unto Me All
Golden RuIe-The Rev William Mar
servant: night, The Forsaken Christ
CentraILThe Rev. W A. shullenberger.
P Pisht sf6le Story Num5es Th 1Hw 'D
Englewood- The Rev. o. A. Trinkle, pas
tor; Morning, The Univsrsal Gift" ;
motional secretary. Disciples of Christ
Pension Fund; subject, What 1t Means
to Believe in Jesus
East Thirty-eighth Street-Morning. SER
mqn % BY n the E Rev. F RqDiIe p aE
Englewood Christian Church, "The Com
prehensiveness of the Good Confession
r, university Park.The Rey s., Grundy
young peoples service.
=. H ataE orhsr. Rey Herbert ]. Wilson
s!Ths The Fe " hsta WoTd Church.
For?" night. ''Harmonies''
Third-The Rev william 1 F. Rothen-
jesse ii. Bader Of New York: f night 0 three
young peoples services
West Morris street-Th Rev. Garry L.
Cook, pastor. Morning, .sv .iting to Be
Clothed With Power
West Park-The Re ,ohn A. Farr, pas
night. union serv; with West Washing
ton Street Methodist Church.
Downey Avenue-The Rev. B. r. John
son. pastor. Morning The Everlasting
Sign: night, union song service at the
Irvingtcn Methodist Church.
CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE
Christian and Missionary AIIiance-The
Rev. a. 2. Marvin. pastor. Morning. Re
demption ana Communion night. "Ac-
cording to the Pattera."
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
All Churches of Christ. Scientist-Lesson-
sermon. Everlasting Punishment"
CHURCH OF GOD
South Side-The Rev. H. A. Sherwood.
pastor. Morning and night. sermons by
the Rev. Francisco Orrett. native minis
ter from Cuba,
CONGREGATIONAL
First-The Rev. Ellis w. l9ay. uassor,
Morning. What Is Man2"
EPISCOPAL
Advent--The Rev. George S, Southworth.
rector. Morning. Holy Conlmunion~ g..
Holy Communion and sermon. IL
Christ ChurchThe Rev. e. Anger Pow
Ell rector Morning, Holv Communion o.:
choral eucharist and sermon. iu:4S.
st. George's-The Rev. Francis Tefu.
vicar Morning Ho2g Continuation =
morning nr3ykr and SERMON. o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
DR.. Ivan Holt
Will Address
Church Group
st. Louis Pastor Is Coming
Here to Federation's
Annual Meeting.

DR.. Ivan Lee Holt, pastor of st,
Johns Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, in st. Louis. has been en-
gagged as principal speaker for the
indianapolis Church Feoeration's
annual meeting wednesday night in
the woodruff Place Baptist Church.
DR.. Holt was to attend the General
Conference of the Methodist Church
in Columbus, o., as delegate from
the Methodist Church, South, and
will come from there for the local
meeting.
A widely known educator and
clergyman, Dr. Holt has studied and
travelled in Europe and recently re-
turned from trip to the Orient.
He is president of the Federated
Councils of the Churches of Christ
His subject wednesday is to be THE
Need of a New Strategy in Protes-
tantism."
Interested Public May Attend
The meeting is to be attended by
pastors and church representatives
on the Federation's general coun-
Gil. An invitation, however, has
been extended to any person inter-
ested in cooperative church activ-
ity.
The assembly is to be a dinner
meeting, starting with a fellow
ship hour at 6, and dinner at $50.
DR.. Hollis address and a business
meeting are to follow, in which Of
f1cers for the coming year are to be
selected. C.. L. Hardness, fedora
ton president, is to preside.
Music is to be furnished by the
Third Christian Church Youth
Choir. Mrs. Grace Paris, director.
The arrangements committee is
composed of Maurice G. Lipson, Mrs.
r. r. Mitchell, R. H. Mueller and
Roy Sahm. Mrs. Mitchell, In
dianapolis Council of Federated
Church Women president, also is
chairman of the hostess commit
tee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
Unite
in Song Event
Irvingtoh choirs to offer
Third Annual Concert,

Three choirs from the Irvington
Methodist Church, and the church
choirs of Downey Avenue Christian
and Irvington Presbyterian Churches
are to unite tomorrow night for
Irvington's third annual Festival of
Sacred Music, at 7:30 in the
Methodist Church. The Rev. Guy
0. Carpenter, pastor of the host
church, is to preside.
The following will be presented:
organ 1ak., Prelude-"on the ~GaliIesn
Procs ss;S, Hail the Power S 81
1nvo Sa tton The The Rey; 2, R. johnson.
Anthem heard the Voice of Jesus
The Iryingtonr Methodist c'ece Glamour
Choir; Mrs; Leland Q. Clapp, direc-
Gov, tor; Mrs Dorothea Hogle, organist.
.byterian Church. '
Anthem Lovely Appear" ..... Gounod
Choir; j. Russell Psxton 1sn dir nstoq.
Anthem-"send Forth Thy Spirit
Irvington Methodist church c R5ohiee'ks
Mr.. Paxton. director.
Hymn-"Day is Dying in the West"
one T1nt0 yd,,a My Peace Give
Mrs, James Loomis, organist
Anthem" Serapnie Song ....
Irvington Presbyterian Choir; con-
tralto solo, Mrs. Elizabeth Ward
Crowell; violin obligato Miss
Frances; Mrs. Loomis. director
and organist.
Anthem-"Go Not Far From Me" :.
The combined choirs: Mrs. Loomis.
Director Mrs. Clell T. Rice, organ
Anthem-"Yea, Though Walk" Sullivan
The Downey, Avenue Christian
Choir; Arnold Spencer, director.
Anthem-"C herubim" ....., Bortnyansky
The combined choirs, Mrs. Spencer
directing.
Anthem-''H allelujah Chorus" from
the Messiah .............. Handel
The combined choirs. Mr.. Paxton,
directing.
Organ Postiude-"Grand Chorus" -.
,....... Guilmant
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
Christian Church
Council TO Mee1

The quarterly delegate council
meeting of the Indianapolis Chris
tan Church Union is to be held
Friday night in West Morris Street
Christian Church.
The Rev. Garry L. Cook, pastor
of the church, is to welcome the
100 delegates at a supper to be
served by women of the church.
AS principal speaker, the Rev.
Bert Wilson is to address the meet
ing on Stewardship Among the
Marion County Christina
Churches" Prof. George Leonard
of Butler University will speak on
Present Day Youth-Whither?
The Rev. E. D. Lowe, pastor of
Olive Branch Christian Church and
president of the union, is to pre-
side. Reports are to be presented
by the Rev. E. L. Day, executive
secretary. Music will be in charge
Of Charles Daugherty.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
Missionary Society
Meeting Wednesday

The annual convention of the In
diana Conference of the Methodist
Woman's Home Missionary Society
is to be held Wednesday in Edwin
Ray Methodist Church, with Mrs.
F. A. Durnell, retiring president, in
charge.
New officers are to be elected and
installed Mrs. E. L. Hutchens,
Mrs. Durnell, the Rev. C. C. Bon
nell and Grover Van Duyn are to
speak.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
Methodist Leaders
From Orient Comma

Three distinguished Methodist
leaders from the Orient are to APP
pear as guest speakers at the Broad
way Methodist Church on successive
Sundays, beginning tomorrow.
Bishop Herbert WEIGH. resident
bishop Of Shanghai, China, is to
occupy the pulpit at tomorrow
mornings service, and also is to con-
duct a seminar on Oriental and
world questions at 7:S0. Bishop
WEIGH formerly was president of
Ohio Wesleyan University and resi-
dent bishop of Korea.
On May 10 and IT. the speakers
at both services are to be Bishop
Edwin T. Lee of Singapore and the
Philippines, and Bishop Brenton
Thoburn Bailey of Bombay, India.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
Father Boeres
to Be Honored
Cathedral High Chaplain
Ordained so Years AGO.

The Rev. Francis Boeres, Cathe-
dral High School chaplain, is to
celebrate the f1ftieth anniversary OF
his priesthood ordination by off,
ciating at the IL o'clock solemn
high mass in SIS. Peter and Paul
Cathedral tomorrow.
After the mass, Father Boeres is
to be guest at jubilee dinner in
the Cathedral High School Brothers
residence. Cathedral parish priests
are to attend, and the Rev. Brother
Richard, c. S. c., is to speak.
After his ordination in Cincinnati
in 1885, Father Boeres engaged in
parish work for a short time, but
soon was sent to the Holy Cross
mission fields in Bengal, India,
where he remained for % years.
Upon his return from India, he
served for time as chaplain of st.
Johns Hospital, Anderson. Later he
was secretary to the Most Rev.
Peter j. Hurth, Bishop of the Phil
ippine Islands. He has served in
his present position for the last
10 years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
Evangelist Returns
for CadIe Services

E. Howard Cadle, having returned
from trip To tour West Virginia
cities where he conducted revivals,
will speak tomorrow morning at the
Tabernacle. Part of the service will
be broadcast by the Mutual network
and WLW
Floyd Jones, choir director, will
direct singing during the broadcast
A special program of music will be
provided by the Young Peoples
Choral Club tomorrow afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
Baptist Workers
TO Meet Monday

The last of the seasons Workers
Conferences of the First Baptist
Church is to be held at Monday
with Herbert F. Thurston, general
superintendent, presiding.
An address on Promoting King
dom Enterprise through Baptist
Loyalty is to be given by the Rev.
S. c. Huntington, field worker of
the Indiana Baptist convention.
Glasses and departments are to SUBJ
nit annual reports.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
Evangelical Women.
Are 10 Meet Friday

The May meeting of the First
Evangelical Church Women's Fed
Grafton is to be held Friday in con-
junction with the annual mother
and daughter banquet. Mrs. Harry
w. Kraus is to preside.
A play, I'm a Country Church."
is to be given by members of the
White Cross Music Guild dramatic
department under direction of Mrs.
Albert Dalsheimer. The cast in
cludes Mesdames Susie Boykins
Dewey, George E. Dunn, Violet
Webb, John G. Murnane, William
H. Day, Laurence R. Hayes, John
A. Schneider, o. M. Richardson,
Lloyd I. McInturf and Miss Beulah
Bailey.
Music will be provided by a trio
of Miss Martha Hill, violinst; Miss
Janet Hill, cellist, and Mrs. F.
Glenn Downey, pianist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
Missionary Society
Will Meet Tuesday

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Central Avenue
Methodist Church is to meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Clarence
A. Cook, 1852 N. Meridian-st.
Mrs. Neale D. Ireland is to speak.
Devotions will be lead by Mrs. j. w.
Noble, and music is to be by Mrs.
George M. Reeder.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
EPISCOPAL

All Saints'-The Rev. Robert G. Alex-
anger r, wear; Morning: Holy Communion.
afternoon. PRAYER and discussion. 5.
EVANGELICAL
Zion-The Rev. Frederick r. Daries.
pastor. Morning, pre-anniversary SER
mons by the pastor at 9, GAS and 10: 40.
First-The Rev. R.. H.. Mueller. pastor.
Morning, Strengthening the Inner man, .
Heavenly Citizenship" the Rev q. Her.
schel Folger, guest speaker.
Beville Avenue-The Rev. F. G. Kuebler.
pastor Morning, sermon by the Rev.
John E. Hewson.
Friedens-The' Rev. Robert c. Kuebler.
pastor. Morning, "A Bewildering Mix
ture."
LUTHERAN
no St. St. MatthewaThe Rev. L. G. f. Fackler,
Spiritually Dead; night, Into the Land
OF the Beginnings"
Ebenezer-The Rev. K E. Hartman mas
! !t4h Morning ;f The Lighted Torch; night.
Church of Our Redeemer-The Rev. w.
H Elfert. pastor. Morning s'Percamos'
the Failacy OF Compromise Holy com,
METHODIST
.r ssroa uas;c Rev. Richard M Mill
WEIGH of shanghai. China. guest sneaker.
night seminar conducted by Bishop
WEIGH.
North-The Rev. c. A. Mcpheeters mas
tor. Morning. The Church-the BODY
ct Christ; night. North Section music
=, Meridian Street.-The Rev. Abram 8.
ing OF an Altar" Lords Supper.
Madison Avenue-The Rev. Charles A.
Mccullough. pastor. Morning, Holy COM
Blaine Avenue-The Rev. Lemuel a.
Carnes, pastor. Morning, And When the
People Complained, 1t Displeased the
Lord; night. The Gideon Crowd"
Merritt Piace.The Rev. G. O. Bonnell,
speaker at both services '
Central Avenue-The Rev. Charles Drake
skinner pastor. Morning Are All
Epwortn League Open House. 40 to 1850
pastor. Morning. s'The Furnace Of A lSiis
ton; night, THE Sins of Youth Prod1e-
tive of the Sorrows of Age
Edgewood-The Rev. M. o. Robbins
Savior" ing
Rellaire-The Rev E. Earl Jones. pastor
Morning, "Cnildlike Christians: night
OtneISs 6retnren Yes, Others
CONFERENCE.-The Rev. Jesse ]. c,ettinc-
er, pastor. Morning. Looking for Pearls
in Mud" sans
Sunshine GardensAThe Rev. Jesse !
Gettinger. pastor. Night, the Rev mr.
Glileat. Indiana Central College. guest
speaker. s1ess
Roberts Park-The Rev. Charles T. Alex-
ander. pastor. Morning Jesus Wav IF
Meeting LIES Troubles'; night. .sTrhe
Reward Of Toiling On
Fletcher Piace--The Rev. Howard r.
Lytle. pastor. Morning The rs and
Abuse Of RELIGION: night. Christianity
c,e Capitol .. Ayenus.The Rev. E. Arnold
SSmet99InsIt eaa,, plight plight address by
East Park-The Rev. r. A. ulrev. master
Morning. annual Manufacturing servire ~
the w: E. NJ. 8. and Standard bearers
MRS e e. Asburv. guest speaker: night
Ask Seek-Knock"
Brightwood-The Rev. F. T. TAYLOR. mas
tor, Morning. Looking Reyond': nirft.
The GOSSIP Evil"
Henninger. and Old Bethel-The Rev.
Beautiful World: right Enworth LeaSue
service.
Barth rIaee-The rev. 4. 4. Cross. ras-
Tor. MORNING.. 1s0dS Plan Tor Winning
Souls fer HIS zn14om niEhk paclS
PRAYER fer the EhuSeh
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
Choir Section
Concerts Set
Four Groups to Rehearse
for Combined Event.

Four sectional rehearsals are
scheduled in city churches during
the coming week in preparation for
the choir festival of 1000 voices in
Cadle Tabernacle Tuesday night,
May II.
Two preliminary concerts are to
be tomorrow night; The north Sec
tional festival at 7:45 in North
Methodist Church, and the east
sectional at 7:30 in Irvington Meth
odist Church. Friday night the
west sectional will be in West Park
Christian Church. and the central
district choristers are to sing in
Roberts Park Methodist Church
the following night.
The Indianapolis Church Fedora
ton is sponsoring the massed choir
festival to be open to the public
without charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
Evangelical Groups
Will Hold Meetinq

The Federation of Evangelical
Brotherhoods of Indianapolis and
vicinity is to meet at 8 Wednesday
night in st. John Evangelical
Church, Cumberland, of which the
Rev. F. P. Puhlmann is pastor.
Paul A. Pfister, assistant United
States District Attorney, is to ad-
dress the assembly on Building
Christian Homes" A social hour
and music by a WPA orchestra are
to be included in the program.
The federation has a membership
of about 1000, drawn from nine
brotherhood organizations. Officers
are William F. Hilkene, Cumber-
land, president; Otto Reasner, In
oianapolis, vice president; Louis
jacob, New Palestine, recording
secretary, and Albert Babe, Fenton,
treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
Institute Being Held
for Bible Teachers

The second session of the annual
Vacation Church School Institute
for teachers and leaders of summer
church schools, is to begin at 10
Tuesday morning in the Y. w. C. A.
The first meeting was to be held
at this afternoon.
Detailed study, of courses and
projects, conferences and devotional
services are included in the pro-
gram sponsored by the Marion
County Council of Christian Edu-
cation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
Church Service TO
Mark Music Week

Opening Of National Music Week
is to be observed by a special yes
per program in Second Presbv-
terrain Church at AIS tomorrow
afternoon. Charles F. Hansen is
organist and choir director.
The program follows:
Organ Prelude-Minuet in F Major
-rocca,. q, - -,,s,.;;........--.. -Saioms
Anthem-I Will Extol Thee. Ny God.
80 Ains .--.-...... Smith
SOLO Recitstive and Air-'In Native
Farrell Scott
Antnem-"o Lord Most Holy" ave
.f5cnubert
Closing voluntary-'Procession March
..-...-........... WarneT
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
Valid Votes Topic

In the third of a series of
political talks with non-po-
litical applications, Merle ST.
dener, leader, is to address
Third Christian Church Chris
tan Men Builders Glass to-
morri morning on the sub
ject, Valid Votes"
Burroughs-Ja jackson College
of Music and Fine Arts Wom-
ems Trio is to furnish special
music for the service, to be
broadcast at 8 by WFBM.
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American FT1enQS service COMMIT
tee, and Rabbi Ferdinand Isserman
of st. Louis. The Rev. B. r. john
son, general chairman of the local
peace committee, is to preside, and
the Rev. w. A. Shullenberger will
introduce the speakers.
Preceding the mass meeting, an
all-day forum Is scheduled in the
Riley Room of the Claypool. At the
morning session Rabbi Isserman will
lead the discussion on The Threat
Of War in Asia" and THE Threat
of War in Europe and Africa" Sub
jects at the afternoon forum are to
be What Changes Should Be Made
in the United States Foreign Policy
and IAN Effective Peace Campaign
in the Local Community" with Mr.
Newton as leader
Approximately 500 are expected
to attend luncheon at 1915 in
the Riley Room in honor of Mr..
Lansbury. Mayor Kern is to intro
duce the guest of honor, and the
Rev. Wilbur D. Gorse will preside.
Mr.. Lansbury is to speak on The
Peace Campaigns Significance" and
Mr.. Newton on The Peace Cam
paign's Procedure"
Negroes to Sing
Music by the combined chorus of
Indianapolis Negro churches and
the Cosmopolitan School of Music
choir is to be q feature of the night
mass meeting. Mrs. Lucretia Law
son Love will direct the choirs, with
Mrs. Lillian Lemon, honorary presi-
dent of the National Association of
Negro Musicians, at The piano.
Sponsors of the local meeting,
held in connection with the Ma
tional Emergency Peace Campaign,
include the following:
Miss Frances B. Allen, William
Rowland Allen, H. E. Anderson, the
Rev. Carlton w. Atwater, Frederick
M. Ayres, Wilbur D. Barnhart, AL
len Bloom, Rabbi Elias Charry,
Raymond F. Clapp, the Rev. E. l..
Day, Miss Eunice Disette,' the Rev.
Ernest N. Evans, the Rev. o. Her.
schel Folger, Eugene Foster, Bishop
M Francis.
F. E. DeFrantz, Miss Dale Ellis,
Rabbi M. M. Feuerlicht, Mrs. Fred
Fishman, Joseph Friend, Miss Hazel
Funk, Mrs B. S. Goodwin, the Rev.
Wilbur d. Crosse, Mrs. Calvin Ham
ilton, DR.. Mary Nash Hatfield, the
Rev. Bert r. Johnson, Mayor Kern,
DR.. Frederick D. Kershner, Mrs.
Emma Komminers.
Sponsors Listed
Hugh NICK Landon, Mrs. Perry
w. Lesh, Arthur Lyday, Mrs. How
ard G. Lyle, the Rev. G. A. Nc
Pheeters, the Rev. Give MCGUIRE,
the Rev. Richard M. Willard, Miss
Ruth Milligan, the Rev. Jean S. Mil
ner, r. r. Monacle, DR.. G. Brom-
ley Oman, John A. Patton, the
Rev. Ernest Piepenbrok, Mrs. Imo-
gene M. Reddell, w. H. Remy, Dean
w. L. Richardson, Mrs. w. A. Shul-
lenberger.
The Rev. T. j. Simpson, Mrs,
James H. Smiley. Mrs. Leonard
Smith, H. G. Spinell, Mrs. Frank
H. Streightof, the Rev. Norbert G.
Talbot, Judge Walter E. Treanor,
the Rev. E. j. Unruh, Harry White,
the Rev. Frank S. c. Wicks, Mrs.
Louis Wolf and Evans Woollen.
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Anniversary Is
to Be. Marked
North Church to Note 9Th
Year in Building.

North Methodist Church is to OBJ
serve the fifth anniversary of it's
present buildings dedication with
special services during May.
Members who have united with
the church since May, 1881, have
been invited as special guests for
the first anniversary service tomor-
row morning. The Rev. C. A. Nc
Pheeters, pastor, will preach on
"The Church-the Body of Christ"
A program of choral numbers to
be sung in the church choir festival
May IL is to be presented at the
evening service by choirs of Broad
Ripple Christian, Capitol Avenue
Methodist, Broadway Evangelical,
Redeemer Lutheran and North
Methodist Churches.
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NONDENOMINATIONAL


Unity Truth Center-The Rev Murrel
tall
Missionary nacIe-The Rev Otto
H Mater, pastor. Morning, Profit and
Lebanon, guest speaker. night, "A Man
Who Found Himself the Rev. John Hig-
ginbotham. pastor.
West New York Gospel Mission-The
Rev. Maud Hunter nlges, pastor. Evan
gelistic services. afternoon and evening.
Natural Science of Life Church-Mrs
Ida Bishop, leader. Night, When in
Spirit Your Consciousness Is Your Court
Realization Fellowship Temple =
Ranendra Kumar Das. leader Morning
Can God Help Us in Solving Our Every
day Problems2" Night, "Zoroaster. the
Mystic Lover of Iran who Discovered the
Church of Positive Christianity-Austin
l: Love. leader. Morning, THE Mystery
OF the SPHINX; night. The Law and the
Doctrine Of Christi
PRESBYTERIAN
pastor Morning The Divine contrsst''::
night. annual choir festival at the Irving
ton Methodist Church.
Prsnties.The Rev; MaIcoln D. McNeal;
Man: night. Tuxis Society.
Meridian Heights-The Rev. Sidney Blair
Harry. pastor. Morning: After the Resur-
Pristine Rev. George Arthur Frantz,
pastor. Morning. Sad; night, Love
Troub Memorial-The Rev. Lem L. La
than, pastor. Morning: "Pentecostal Free
dom From Religious Externals."
Fairview-AThe Rev Virgil D. Raglan.
pastor. Morning. Reasons. for Church
Loyalty; night young peoples service
Washington Street.-The Rev. T. j.
Simpson, pastor. Morning, sermon by
Southport Presbyterian Church: night.
union service with the West Park Chris
tian Church, sermon by the Rev. Frank
M. Niles OF the Lords Day Alliance.
First United-The Rev. Joseph A. Mears,
pacity."
Home-The Rev Lance A. Mantle. pas
tor. Morning, IF Christ Came to Indi-
annapolis"
Tabernacle-The Rev. J. Ambrose Dun
r rec night. The Handicap
of Not Knowing"
Memorial-The Rev. W. H. Kendall pas
tor Morning. "The Essence of the Cos
pei: night. young peoples service.
REFORMED
Carroilton Avenue-The Rev T. G. HON.
righausen. pastor Morning. What Is Be
lief in Jesus Christi"
UNITARIAN
All souIs-The Rev. r S. c. wicks pas
tor Morning 1.-THE Human SYMPHONY"
UNITED BRETHREN :.
University Heights-The Rev. Roy r.
aTurIsv uastor. Morning "ChYist's Chal-
lenee to Youth" night. service in charge
Of young people.
UNIvERsALIST
CensraI--oscar voxt. mederRior. Mcfn-
{nR ~. r. Ringer guest Dfaker What
4 ne Libersl's Vsiae q ne Biele1e
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
Give Nay Breakfast

All-souls Unitarian Church
Is to have its annual May
breakfast tomorrow following
the church service.
For many years the break
fast has been a spring event
for members and friends of the
congregation. 1t also is the
occasion for the election of
three trustees TO the church's
ofilc;al board FOR a three-year
term.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
Announces Revival

The Rev. Joseph Belcher, pastor
OF the Hillcrest Baptist Church, has
announced series of revival meet
ings to be held each night during
the coming week. The Rev. Robert
Lee Payne is to be the evangelist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-02
Topic Announced

"Life's Opportunities" is to be the
subject Of the lesson taught by Sam
Garrison at the meeting Of the Mems
Bible Class of the Seventh Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow morning.