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LOCAL CHURCH NOTES THE IXDIAXAPOLIS 'XEWS, SATURDAY, lAKCH 22, 1924 CHURCH ACTIVITIES, SOCIAL NEWS, SUNDAY SERVICES SOUL'S HARVEST FOR SERMONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SUNDAY Ir. M. I. Hyde will preach Fundiy -ir)ornlr tc on Ir'altb, and the Lervten at the 'irace K. ehurcn.

In the evening: an evangelistic, serv. Ice wl'l be held. "A Full Supply will be the Mrmoa ihm of lite liev. J. li.

Mahaffey. ps-tr of r'letcher M. chjr-h, Sundir morn Inf. His evening them wiir be Klnhimr, The Hev. II.

A. Blake, pastor of tne Ontenary hrlst Ian thufh, will Cak mornlnc on "The Mantle-f KHJah." In the evening be will -riiscuss and Promises." Pev. J. A. InK, pastor of the North park C'hrleTlan thureb, will preach hundir mmlnsr on Tbe of Jesus." Ills evening topic will be The Fact of to Kaf! Conditions" will be the Moo-.

of Klrst Krl-ode mornlmr. Mra. It. V. J-'lelg will hava chtr of the music.

to music, the Ktand- anlty" will mn Ih.m. of "Positive IJvlrar Kro lolnt of Liberal hriatl toe fi y. IMwin Cunnlniham. pastor of the fntml church. The Pv.

K. I'revo will rreach at the park church f'tnumr roornlrisr on "Th Truth of rne In the evenlmr. Ma therne will be "It Not Nceary to the Klde of flight" will be tha sermon aibjeet of thJlr. Virgil K. Jlorer, paator of Meridian Street M.

K. rhijfh. Miinlay morning. Jn th ev-nlr-g hi topic will be "Matau'a vires." Our Stewardship" will be the morning rmon them of the Itev, rederirk II. llhm, pastor of the H-ond Keforrrted rhurrh.

In Hi vfil will talk on "(iod'a 1'owtr to Have." The Hv. l. Alfred KaUy. pastor of Anu Kvangellcal church, will apeak on "Hecret and Jral'l Wun'lay morntnt. In th vnlni hla Chrn will --'tnraltla." "rt-vlslon of th rr1' will tha rmna topic of tha ICv.

John A. JInlron, Qf tha Kirat Unltad rraseytarlea. Second Presbyterian Church The h1nri ehurrh. of whlh Heary Ward lferber auntstar, (Downtown) Vermont and Irnnylvaaia sis. MINlSTEfl.

Jean S. Milner Morning worship. 11 o'clock. rroon "Successful Failure" Mr. Mllrter, i pccla! Lenten Music at 4:45 Jitf.

I'bsrlrsT, Hansen Musical Director, Banday Kchool at 0:45, W. A. -ron will address the Adult IHbie Ciass. Tounc Peoples Society, 9:45, LJfbl refreshments are served. Churvh Klfht supper Thursday evening.

0 rinrk. followed bf a seiies of lectures helnr sivsa br Mr. Mliner on 'The FoundaUoos el Chrtsuaruty." A CHURCH WITH A TISIOM. i Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Central Ave. and Thirty fourth at.

J. Ambrose Dunkel, Minister ll-trt a. and 7:43 p. a. I'reschinf Servicea.

Mornlny Thrme: "Life's Garden" Eennf Theme "Ninety-Nine for One" Splendid rnuoie at both serricee by Sole auariet eoa a tBoir oi mix.ee voices. 0:30 a. mN Graded Bible School Attend the Bihla class ef men and wemen. teutbl by nr. Korjert uurapbrey.

Jilemorial Presbyterian Church I Ashland are. and Eleventh at. Hcv. V. II.

Kendall, Minister 10 4 i. m. 7:4. ro. Sermons by tha psator.

Church Supper, Thursday, 6:15 ahhath s. m. A place and K-oni lar every axe. The JU. Vr.

Krndall will address the Men's adult class. Jude Arthur R. Robinson fracher. Women's adult data. Mrs.

F. F. McCrea, Teacher Prayer meetiar Thursday, p. as. Come and Worship With Ua a.

i xirsu rrvavyivriun wiiurcii Delaware and Sixteenth sta. (A Century of Service) Rv. Matthew Smith. D. Ministe MomiDr worth (p.

1 1 eelock. Sermon Theme: "The Family and the Church ft Eveninc worship. 745 o'clock. Addresa: "The Character and Religious Life of Grovcr Cleveland" rvofeeaor Thomas Howe. Dlble School, 9:30 a.

ja. e': Claas for All Aires, Seventh Presbyterian 1 Church Elm and McCarty sts. Thomas N. Hunt, Minister frundsv sohool at 9 SO a. m.

Morr.inr ihiD and wrmon. 10:45 a. sa. C. E.

mwtmi. t. m. E--nin wrh and sermon. p.

m. The 1'itior njrt to preach at both Midweek erir ol prsrer aad Bible study Tijuriiy. 7:30 d. m. SlTTT'TTANn PR'SPTTKRIAV ni AND KM.l'KO.TASK J''IN I.

I'KPiTlCK. PASTOR MORM.V'i: KKV L. PRKNTICE SFTAK -on of ri ZyZlQ. Si.i V' i HY TUS O. X.

TEXTS i f-rabytrlan chorch. Sunday ilia enlne topic will Tb I ern Slinlster. Tr. T. S.

Wlcka will apak on Thomi Jf1ron." at All KouLa Lnl tarUn chreh Sunday mornlnr. i i i i i i MetWIat f-atharaa. I SptritaaUst. wptrltaaHsa. iml TrMkI -Tha Kln4om- th urmon thm of th Uv.

M. O. Powell. paator of tho- Unity Tmth Onicr, morninaj- A. Hayward will pak on Tli Brotherhood and Chastity" at o'clock at mens in the Konthport Baptist church.

Tr. I- 1 Hart, of Kransrllle Col. lee. will speak on "KaJvatton by Kalth Jjndy roornfn at Eilalna Avenu II. i' church.

Tha will preach In the evening. rr. Iwli Brown, rector of St-Paul's Kpiacopal church, will preach Kondsjr mornlnr on "Preaumlna; L'pon God." Ilia aYeolna; thm will -Thy Will Be Done." The American Proteatant Home aerlea of evan- rJc evening. The iter. O.

asion Sun A. iloatua la pastor, i -v Timothy. Harris wn if? Mra Timothy. TlaJTlaon and Mra. on "Wom- rch" Rundtr eren fn sr at the iirichtwood Conajre- Katlonal church.

The Everlaitlnf frcy. will he the sermon theme or th Rer. Allan H. I'hllptjlt. pastor of tha Central Christian church.

Kunday mornlnr. In tha evening 'ha will speak on rTe Uatea of Opportunity." The Rar. H. -ft. Borneman.

paator of the New Jersey Street M. K. church, will preach Sunday morning on "Mary'a Alabaster Box In the evening the Kpworth Leagu will conduct a service. Rev. It.

C. IZ. Farkler. pastor of flt. Matthew's Kvangellcal Iuther-an church, will speak on "Today I Must Abide at Thy ftundav morning.

Ifta evening topic will be peter the The I.uther Leagu will meet Tuesday evening. Kd Jarkson will apeak at the Rob-Indale M. K. church Hunday evening Ills theme will be "Home and Country" The church is at Htop I. Danville traction line.

To drive, go out Rock villa road one mile west of cltv limits to Roblndale. The glrla' band of Khortrldge High Fairview Presbyterian Edward Balaes Kistlar, D. mini star. 11 a. Fourth Nineteenth and Alabama "An Ancient psalm of Life" 3:45 p.

Grace 32d and Capitol Ave. Musical Vespers Mitt Octavi Green, violinist, as-tistinff the quartet. Mrs. Eden-harter, directinsr. Meridian Heights Church Fortr-eeventh and Park.

10:45 a. Every Member Servtos "Of Their Ovm Free Will" -7 :30 p. m. "Not Very Far" XL White, Minister Westminster Presbyterian (State oae square south Woodruff Place II. T.

Graham, Minister a. "Useful Work" n. Services sponsored by the christian Endeavor Solely. CHURCH NIGHT THURSDAY, Supper. :30.

pevoliona! hour. 7:14 to I 8. p. m. Taths to Easter" All valroma.

TaltW rrwabfterlaav United Presbyterian Woodruff Church. Arsenal and Twelfth. Dr. Cowan. rat-r, Vrmn, lo SO: school, FIRST UNITED rRESBTTERlAN.

Twiitjrerond and Park. JOHN A. HENDERSON, PASTOR. Bible hool. 9 :30 a.

m. I'uMte worship. a. and 7:45 p. m.

Kvaaceaeal. First Evangelical Church Corner Nt Tor and East sta. Rev. E. E.

Roberts, Pastor fubte school. 9J0 a. m. Mnrnlna worship. 10:40.

(hriatiaa Endeavor, 7 p. Evciunc servtcea. 7:45. Moralna sermon; -What Shalt I Do to Be Eveninf sermon: "Whst's Under Your Tent?" Don't Xtsa the Bi Sine I Welcome, to you. all Uay.

Be a Sunday Nt-rater! Zion Evangelical North and "New Jersey sts. rretierick R. Dartea. rastor. Suit-lay school at 9 a.

m. lO SO a. Enclh sei-riee: FOOD IN THE Frenirc serrtre at. o'ctofk, "THE HINDRANCES Or PRATER." Wednesday evenins, fourth. Lenten service.

Suoject of sermoo: -A SINCERE INVITATION." St. "John's Evangelical Leonani and ERNEST A. PIE PEN BROCK. PASTOU. Sumlay school.

a. ra. EncUah worship. 10:05 a. sa.

German worshin. 1 1 1 a. m. rourtr Lenten aerrtce Thursdsv. March ST.

7:1 snd 8 p. a. Subject. -To lie or Not To Be. Ccme and onnc anotner.

Friedens Evangelical (Parkway ave aod S. Alabama St.) A. lliMebraml. pastor. Sunday School.

9:15 a. m. German serrice, 10:30 a. m. Ensliah Lenten service.

7:30 r. m. German Lenten wi ie. Thursday. 7 p.

I Junior aid. Thursday. 3 p. sa. Waeelee Wheeler City Mission Delaware and New York.

'Always Your Tr end." 2:15. Sunday school. There's a class foe you. 3:15 Rev. E.

7:45 Rev. James Nixon Come Toull feel at home. THREE JRKAT SERVICES FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE E. Waahlnston. near Stats.

Evanselists Haldor and Bertha Lillenas and Rev. J. W. Short, SPEAKERS 10:45 a. p.

and 7:30 p. m. Joe Owermrer. Jilmil and lur.ctor ot Nutiv. Spenal moc at each sriee Ten-Pece Orchestra Chorus of r.fty Voices.

A Friendly Church A Wtleoms for AH. rsartreev i Is 7 THE fay not ye there are four months and then cometh harvest: behold. I aay unto you. lift up your eyes and look on to the fields for they are white already to harvest. Both that so wet and be that reapetb may Tejoice together.

There never has been a time since Jeaus uttered these words when they could not h-e applied to every hand and people in all the world. The fielda are always white. The harvest time is always here. The hearts of men and womee" everywbef are always hungering for that which Christianity alone can provide. The door into the way of life la always open.

The invitation Is univeraaL "The spirit and the bride ur come: let him thmt hearetb say coma, let htm that ia at hi rat come, and whosoever will, let him take" the water of life freely." It Ja true however, that the forces sometimes converge to make one time propitious than another, even for religious decisions and for the cultivation of the religious life. Eaater ia becoming Increasingly the great harveat time of souls. The season is peculiarly appropriate. All nature ia then aglow with new life. It is then we celebrate the resurrection of Him who came "that wa might have life and that we might have it abundantly." Can we not.

by m. united effort, create in this city during this Kaater season a spiritual atmosphere that will make it easy to think rellgloa, talk religion and live religion In terms of the life of Christ. Tha minister alone can not do thla. but by the help of a splendid fomjanjr of consecrated men and women in each-church, the ministers may be able to bripg this entire city under tha influence of such a spirit. Men are everywhere saying that the only hope of the world la in the teaching of the Man of Galilee, that in His life and ministry alone is found tha solution of all present problems, be they international, national, racial, industrial, political or personal.

Thla la not simply a pious phrase which men are learning to repeat: it la not the voice of the Pharisee on the corner of the atreet- -The men who are saying this are voicing the con THE CHURCH FEDERATION OF INDIANAPOLIS EARL R. CONDER, President C. H. WINDERS, Executive Secretary School concert rill give at the i twenty minute Sunday evening Roberts Park lethodist Church Delaware- and Vermont Street Downtown i Rev. Ernest C.

Wareinu, East or Western Cbratian Advocate. Cincinnati. Will Preach at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p.

m. Class Meeting. 8:45 a. ra. Sunday School, 9:45 a.

m. Epworth 6:45 p. zn. a. You Are.

Cordially Invited to All These Services Central Avenue Twelfth and Central. A cheerful snd a working- church, and where straofers feel at borne. Dr. 0. W.

Fifer, Pastor 10:45 a. tn. Sermon by President A. F. Hughes of Evansville Collere.

'I 7 :30 p. m. Sermon by Pastor "Burglar Proof, or Stronger Men" 0:15 a. m. The Sunday School very invitinc to younr and old.

Voa Sta den Orchestra in opening recital. Broadway Methodist Episcopal Broadway and Twenty-eecood Street. Dr C. Howard Taylor, Minister 'Christianity'an'd World Progress" Lifiys Noblest Challenge" Happy Sunday Evening Sinr Led by sa adult choir and a treat hlrn school cnorua oi too Totees. You WU1 Find a Hearty Welcome Here Meridian Street Founded 1821.

Corner St. Clair. Dr. Vircil E. Rorer, Minister Excellent music.

10:45. Sermon. God on the Side of 7:45. Sermon "Satan's Devices" Bible study Thursday. 7 :45.

Topic: The Lost Son" Visitors Cordially Welcomed East Tenth St. E. Tenth and Keystone are. GE0.S. HENNINGER.

MINISTER. rhere the Crowds Go 100 on Palm Sunday 1,600 on Easter 1,000 for World Service COME OCT AND Watch Us Do It "Hell a Certainty. Who Said So?" NOT THE PREACHER AT EAST PARE M. E. CHURCH.

Beville and E. New Tork sts. Sunday 7:45 Come, Hear for Yourself St. Paul's Church, Comer New Tork snd Illinois sta. XEV.

LEWIS BROWN. PH. D-. RECTOR. 7:30 a.

Holy Communion. 9:30 a. church achool. 10:45 mornina' prayer aod wnaaa. UJO o'clock, evetrnvs- prayer and sermoa.

The public ts cordially Incited. AU Saints Cathedral Sunday aervices 7:30 aod 10:45 a. as. aad 4 p. m.

Adult Btble class. 9.30 a. CHRIST CHl'RCH. MONUMENT CIRCLE. The Rev.

James D. Stanley. Rector. Hnlr Communion. 8 a.

fti Alui mii Aral Sundays. 10:45 a. fn. Moraine prayer ana sermon. 10:45 clock.

Choral veepers. 4 P- m. Chui -h school. 9:30 a. m.

Corwl veicoiaa to visitors. service of the Hall Place M. E. church. The" Rev.

Guy V. Hartman. English Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer (Missouri Synod) Fairfield sad Park. Rev. W.

H. Eifert, Paator Sunday School and Bible CI ass. 9:45. Mornina worship. 105.

Sermon by the pastor. 'Jesus' Dealings With Scoffers, Neutrals and. Admirers, an Example' Xvanlna' worship. 7:45. Sermon by the pastort Non-Essentials of Prayer" "I Lenten service.

4 Wednesday at 8:16 D. m. A Cordial Welcome Always St. Paul's Lutheran McCarty and S. New Jersey.

Take S. East street car. H. M. Zorh.

Pastor 10:30 a. m. German Service i Luke 11. 23. I 7:30 p.m.

English Lenten Service John 19. 23:24. 9:30 a. Sunday 'School and Bible Class Wednesday, 8 p. German Lenten Service Luke 23.

39-43. LADIES' AID MEETS THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Trinity v. Lutheran Church MISSOURI SYNOD. I Corner N.

East and E. Ohio sts. Rev. J- D. Matthius, Pastor Rev.

Manfred Reinke, Asst. Pastor Sunday school at 9 :30 a. m. Preparatory services. 10 a.

m. German services with Holy Communion at 10:30. Lenten servios Thursday evenina. Emmaus Lutheran Church 1 Missouri Synod Laurel and Oranre sts. REV.

W. C. MEINZEN. Psstor. 9:30 a.

Sunday achool and Bible study 1 0 :30. Germar. service with confession and communion theme of sermon: "Fallinr From Grace." 7 p. preparatory service for communicants. 7:30 p.

Enruah wor-ship with Lord's supper theme of sermon: The Need of the Love. St. Peter's Ev. Lutheran Missouri Synod I Brookside and Jefferson aves. a F.

W. SCHUERMANN. PASTOR. Two services. German at 9:30.

English at Mid-week Lenten services Ibermaal Wednesday. 7:45 p. m. Coarreratteaal. First Congregational Church Delaware mod Sixiceatb ct.

Morning Worship, 11 o'Clock Sermon by the Pastor Rev. Wm. I. Caughran Subject: Ts a Religion of Love Practical?" Bible School, 9:45 A. M.

Midweek Service, Thursday Evening, 7:30 A Cordial Welcome Awaits You Calty. Unity Truth Center Incorporated A Church of Practical Christianity 824 Pennayrvania st, at D. A. R. Chapter house, M.

G. Powell, Minister Sunday school. 9:45 a. at. Sunday devotional services.

11 a. m. 'The Finished Kingdom" Midweek meetings Wednesdsj'. 8 at Redng rooms. 1114-1115 Odd Faflow bldr.

Beadinr rooms open daily. 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.

Pbooe. Mala 7954. Visitors wsicome. wimm if mmm viction that Is well-nigh universal, but a conviction which few persona hmvo courage enough to translate into life. Neither faith nor intelligence ia lalklng.

Men need convic-tiona and courage: they know "that life is more than meat and 'body thajn raiment." that neither the Individual nor society can live by bread alone, but! many men, are lacking in the courage (necessary to apply this knowledge to life. Laymen and laywomen who not only believe- these things, but aeek to live according to these ideals, can do more to win other men and women to Christ than the preachers. In ona church, fifty-four such men and women went forth two and two. making 4 SO calla and winning 123 persona to Christ and tha church in a week. -This wonderful Eaater aeason is also a most appropriate time for the winning of children and young people to the church.

The Sunday School should not be overlooked: it is the church's most fruitful field. "Those thmt seek, me early shall find me," and those who find God early in life very seldom lose him. Church statistics for 1J2J are most encouraging, showing as they do an increaae of nearly TOO. 000 to the memberahlp of churches. Tioubtlesa If the figurea were all the number would be much greater.

It Is interesting to observe that the Increase has been unusually large In some religious bodies in which the fundamentalist and modernist controversy has been waged. This shows how slightly the real work of the church haa been touched by this controversy, and also how true to evangelical Christianity the ministers of these churches are. Few persons know anything about thia controversy and inany who do have no Interest in It. They believe In Jesus Christ as lxrd and Saviour, and seek to live His Ufa. They liaten to oreaching every Sunday that la evanaellcal i in faith and evangelistic in spirit, and tneir own lives.

Tha great prayer of the church should always be, "Thy kingdom come and thy will be done In i earth as It Is in Heaven." To this end the church Is one. and to this task It. should devote Its energies. i CD pastor, will preach on "A Certain Triumph." In the morning the Central Christian Church Delaware and Walnut Sta. REV.

ALLAN B. PHILPUTT. PASTOR. 10.45 a. m.

"The Everlasting Mercy' 7.45 p. to. The Gates of Opportunity" Sunday School, 9 a. m. U.

J. Aleeungs, 6:30 p. m. Song and Prayer Service, 7:10 to 8 o'Clock, Thursday evening Third Christian Church Broadway and Seventeenth. Rev.

Thomas W. Grafton, Pastor, Mornlnr worship. 10:45. "Our Plea for Christian Evening worship. 7:30.

At the eveninr service a Bible pageant. The Son of God." will be riven by the younr marr ed people's class. i Bible school. 9:30 s. m.

Chriatiaa Endeavor meeting-, 6:30 p. m. Praise service Thursday eveninr. 7 o'clock. North Park Christian Church Corner Kenwood and Twenty-ninth at.

J. A. Long, Pastor Residence. 2940 Boulevard Place. Sunday School.

Mornins worship. 10:45. Sermon "The Brotherhood of Jesus' Christian Endeavor. 8:45. Evenloy worship.

7H5. Sermon The Fact of Sin" ONE OF THE FEW CLASSES FOR Young Married People IS AT THE Third Christian Church Seventeenth aad Broadway. A cordial welcome will await yon. tUs Meetias. Big Mass Meeting for Men and Women At English Opera House Sunday, March 25 r1 2:30 P.M.

Speaker: Evangelist Harry Vom Bruch of Chicago, Ul. Special Musical Program Indianapolis Gospel Chorus 500 Voices Solos, Duets and Male Quartette JoeLOvermyer, Director Everybody Welcome ratted First United Brethren Church Massachusetts aw Walnut. Sunday Schoo 4:30 a. m. U.

E. Bethel. Men's Bibto daea. a. Basement Audi tori um.

Public 10:45 a. m. Sermon by Major Earl F. Hites "Holy Communion, Conducted by Bishop H. H.

Fout 7:45 p. Community Meeting Community Meeting Addreaeea by Btahop Fout and Major p. Chrtatian Endeavor. Miss Pearl Rupert la Charge. The.

Friendly Church I mi TIME aeek to apply the mri to I. I Woman'a Foreign Missionary Societv I will have charge ef services, and Spiritualist Mass Meeting Sunday. Maroh 2.1. THE GREATEST SPIRITVALIST MEETING EVER HELD IN THIS CITT. Under the ausoirea of THE SPIRITUALIST MEDIUMS' ALLIANCE Or THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

LECTURES AND MESSAGES BY Rev. Merton VerriU GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. NATIONAL PRESIDENT OF THIS S. M.

A. Rev, John D. Parent I SAGINAW, MICH. Rev. Minnie Snyder CINCINNATI.

O. Ordination of the pastor of the South Side Spiritualist church at the eveninr service. 1 Two Greafj Services AFTERNOON SERVICE AT 2:30 O'CLOCK IN THE HALL OF THE First Spiritualist Alliance Church 143 E. THIRD FLOOR NIGHT SERVICE AT 7-3CI O'CLOCK i IN THE HALL OF THE South "Side Spiritualist Church FOUNTAIN SQUARE. FOUNTAIN BLOCK.

THIRD FLOOR. Corner Virginia ave.l and Prospect St. GOOD MUSIC( EVERYBODY WELCOME. Progressive Spiritualist Church Park sve. at St.

Clair at. Sunday Services 7:30 P. M. The Rev. H.

W. B. Myrick, Pastor Subject: "Liars" Message service will be conducted by The Rev. Mina Manse Simpson 4 The Ladies' Aid holds services Tuesday afternoon and eveninr at 2 and 7:45. semng dinner at 5:30.

i The Men's Club will hold trumpet services Friday eveninr at 8 clock. i The anniversary "party and box social ill be held in the church building next Saturday evening. March 29. at 8 o'clock. Bring a box and enjoy a pleaeant evening.

Spiritualist Church of- Truth Corner Worth st. aad Capitot avs. Red Men's Hall. Rev. Charles Gunsolus Lacturer.

Subject: "Astrology and Its Divine Purpose" Mrs. Nell Edelman Message Bearer. Mrs. Nell Welding Music Director. i Services Sunday at 7:45 p.

as. Tdies' Aid meets Tuesday at 2 p. as. Public invited to attend these ear ices. The Psychic Science Spiritualist Church Holds serrioes' 23d, at 7 :45 p.

in Hall A Denisoii Hotel Xecture by LIr. W. Briscoe Messarea by Mrs. Dollie Schultz Everyone Welcome. The lAdiea Aid meets every Wednesday it I p.

Central m. at Mrs. schuits home. Z048 avenue, written Questions wtil be answered. Every ooe welcome.

First American Spiritualist Church 53 Monument Circle. Morrison's HaU. Services from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. prompt.

Trn le-tur by Blan'-h Limtr. Mea- saa-es by Gyose Darvall. of Philadelphia. snd Tarious mediums We sre very fortunate to hsve this wonderful worker! with us snd urew that you coma early. Midweek services at- 1581 Aahlaod every Wednesday eveoi nr.

7:30 a. m. A I welcome extended to aU. Arthur M. Bowman, president.

FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHCRCH 808 I. Liberty st bMweea Maesschusetts ave. and ioc-tb st 9.nday. 7:45 p. m.

All message ice by the paator. Rev. Ruth Van De Beuken. Mmin servtcea every Wednesday at 7:30 and 7:45 p. conducted by the Lediea' Aid.

Part of the Ume devoted I to healing. Ton ara cordially tnntod to attend these services. All are weleome. FIRST SPIRITUALIST ALLIANCE CHCSCB 1 3 K. f'nio MASS MEETING.

Rev. Merton Yarn 11. nat ona I president, snd Rer. John DePsrntt. ot Michigan, snd Rev.

Minnie Snyder, ot Cincinnati. will preside these serv.cea. Services at p. at 141. and ereninr eervteee at rounia tKuars.

irr- duaauoa services in Mrs. Hattle Asbury will be tha speaker. The Kev. Sherman Powell fwtll preach at the Beech M. K.

church Sunday morninir, evening the pastor, Lrm G. Cafnea, will speak on "Where Art Thou?" tr. W. W. Bollinrer.

paator of Kd-win Ray M. E. church, will 1 preffch Sunday morning on "Need i of Our Father's God." In the evening his theme will be "Good News." "True Greatness" will be-the aer-mon theme of Or. Frank Hovla, Tastor of St. Paul M.

K. church. Sun-dav morning. In th evening his topic will be "Watch the Signs." "Crosses and Crowns" will be the sermon theme of the Rev; M. L.

Scheidler. pastor of the Second Presbyterian church. Sunday morning. His evening topic will be. Th Secret of a Great Ufa." The Rev.

K. A. Robertson, pastor of East Park M. E. church, will preach on "The Lame Reggar at the Gate Beautiful" Sunday morning.

His evening theme will be "Hell a Certainty or the Tragedy of Tr. A. F. Hughes. president of Evansville College, will preach Fun-day morning, at th Central Avenue M.

E. church. In the evening the Rev. O. W.

Fifer. pastor, will epealt on "Burglar-Proof, or Stronger Man The Rev. Trent, pastor of the Woodruff Place Baptist church.J will preach Sunday morning on Christian Home." In the evening, his theme will be Thf Wandering Roy." Sunday la to be oBaerved as "Family Day." The Rev. William T. Russell.

pastor of West Washington street M- E. church, will speak Sunday morning, on "Growth in Orace." His evening theme will be "Hearing What; the Spirit Salth Unto the Churches, the Church of the People. -The Wearied Christ" will be the sermon theme of the Rev.J. Farrow, pastor of the Victory Memorial Methodist Protestant A special program arranged by the Foreign Missionary Society of th church will be presented in the evening. Installation services of the Rev.

W. II. Kendall, new pastor i mortal Preabyterlan church will be held Sunday, March 0. at o'clock. The Rer.

Mr. Kendall willj by Mrs. Rosa Allison, leaner. nronwuir, 2-30 Thuraaay. p.

wwiuy. 7:45 p. m. Qome. Everybody welcome.

Caitariaa. I All Souls Unitarian Church I Alabama Near Fifteenth. Frank S. C. Wicks, D.

Minister ArlHrpss at 11 a. tn. "The Character of Thomas Jefferson" Church School at 9:45 a. ra. Bwvaauh Day Adveattsta.

"Where Are thd Dead?" Evangelist H. A. Luken's Subject This Week at the Following S. D. A.

Churches; I Sunday, 8 p. m. New stucco church, corner Laurel and Orange (near Prospect). Friday, 8 p. m-Twenty-third, and Central Ave.

Public Invited to Hear This Great Sermon. Ctartstlaa Selease. Churches of Christ, Scientist Lesson Sermon "Matter' 5 FIRST CHURCH Meridian at SOth; st. SECOND CH URCH Dela are at 12th aU THIRD CHURCH 3350 Washington blvdV FOURTH CHCRCH -Maaonla Temple, la Irving ton. Sunday Services rirst.

Second and Third churches at 11 a. ca. and p. an. Fourth church at 11 a.

ra. only. Testimonial Meetings Wednesday sveiunr st 8 a dock. Free Readine Rooms 813 Occidental Waahlortoa at XU. St.

1258 ConsoUdated 115 V. Peon. st. 205 K. Thirty-fourth st.

11 Johnso Maaonie Temple. In The Public i cordially invited to attend theao aervieas aad to use toe reaaior rooms. SUNDAY SCHOOL. FOR cnilJJRXf UXDER TWENTY YEARS. I First church at 11 a.

fn. Fecond church at 9:30 and 11 a. SI. Third church at 9:15 a. m.

Fourth church at 9:30 aod 11 a. as. Hals Stadeate. Milllona How Will Indiaaapolis Class International Bible Students' Association Servioss held every Sunday aXtar oooo aaa eveninr at Odeon Hall i Corner Pennsylvania aad Korth sta. Sunday, p.

in. "Modernism vs. Fundamentalism' By Roy E. Poland. geaa tree.

Ke coUectioa. Second Reformed S. Alabama and E. Men HI sts. FREDERICK H.

DIEHM. Minister. If oral ft worMp. 10.4S; Subject: -OCR Eveninr wornbip. 7 p.

tn. Subiect: "GOD POWER TO SAVE. Sunday school. 0:30 a. ra.

Carrollton Avenue Reformed Forty-fourta snd carrouton REV. O. H. OEBHARDT. B.

PASTOR. 10:40. "What Shall I Do With JeaOsT" 7:30 p. "tuaie wire. Suuday school at DUIJ a m.

Dr. preach at both aervlces tomorrow, and will address the men's Bible class at 9:3 o'clock The Rev. Charles P. MartTn, pastor of the Brook side Park B. church, will preach Sunday morning on "Li v- uiatir.i aim ilia niiiiiwii ivyig will be "My Brother-Keeper." "Th Giver God Uovea" will ba the aermon theme of the Kev.r W.

L. Ew-Ing. pastor of the Irvington M. E. church.

SundAv morning. In the evenings his theme will be 'TUf tha Game." Mias Zolla Payne, returned missionary, will speak Sunday evening at 7:39 o'clock at a thank offering service of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at the Merrjtt Plae M. E. church. The Rev.

Paul Eddingfie'd, paator of Broad Ripple Christian church, will preach Sunday morning" on "With Jesus Through the Storm." The Bethany young people will conduct the evening service. The Rev. William Carson, pastor of Troub Memorial Presbyterian church, will give an address. Sundty morning, at Installation elders. In the -evening he will talk, on "The Good Samaritan." The Rev.

Charles II. Rose will preach 'Vt Trinity M. E. church Sunday morning on "Christian Education," and his evening theme will be the Fence." The Rev. Clarence Wilhelm rlll apeak at o'clock In The Rev.

Morton Pearsort; executive secretary of the Detroit Counoil of Churchea. will conduct special evangelistic services! at the First Baptist church during' the coming week. Ills Sunday morning theme will be "The Appeal of his evening talk. "The Liberality of Love. Revival services will be continued at the First Church of the Nasarene.

Sunday morning the Rev. Eil-lenaa will and in the afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, the Rev. J. W. Short, district superintendent of the Indiana district, will preach.

Young people'a service will be conducted by Charlea E. Wade. The Rev. Bertha LUIenas will speak at the evening OTHER CHURCH NEWS PG.23 latarS'aassataatleaiaL Cadlc T'n VrY-n noln i Great Patriotic Week Prominent Speakers Each Night Monday Hon. Chester L.

Zeikiel, attorney. Subject: i "High Point in the Constitution." Tuesday Rev. P. Gibbs, of Franklin. Subject: The Source of America'a Greatness." Wednesday Mrs, Newton C.

Hurlbert. Subject: "America'a Women. Thursday Rev. D. J.

Thornton, of Pendleton. Subject: "Future Amer ica." Friday-Rev. R. W. Keams.

of Covington, a national lecturer. Sub ject: Saturday 7 Judze Charles E. Orbison. Sub ject: "The Patriotism cf Service." These addresses will be followed by the showing of a great Ameri-! can motion picture, "The Traitor Within' Doors Open at 6:30 Program Starts at 7:45 Admission 50c Cadlc Tabernacle Jfew Jersey aad Ohio. Streets Big Afternoon Meeting Sunday, March 30, and Each Sunday Thereafter Speakers Announced Weekly Special Music EVERYBODY WEXCOMB dr BwtptUC First Baptist Church MendiSD aad Vermont.

Dr. Frederick E. Taylor Past Bible school. mornlnr worship. 1L Morton I arson, ef Detroit, will praat.

Sermon: "The Appeal of Religion B. T. P. U. 8:30: eveninr worship.

7:44, Srtnon I The Liberality of Love Midweek prayer service Thursday. fctraagers welcooaa. Garden Baptist Church 314 FRIGHT ST. CLYDE L. Gib HONS.

PASTOR. Mor runs worship. 1 0:45. Sunday achool. Message "Tle Prfervstion of Mir National Life B.

Y. P. U- 8:45. Ereoir.r vicm 7:4. Topic: "A Home ol and Bible serv, Thir.ly.

a p. ga. Revival meetings begin Marva 3 By ffiiiiluT el Kykees n. BeUaesa. Repent! Be Converted! Mrs.

Jennie Farley Will Preach. Mrs. Emma Gebaucr Will Sing. HOLISF'S LE4Gl'K MIJ5I0IC Ohio aft Js'eWe. Sunday.

7:3. Everybody wyll-r-v PiSgnro churvh. ponavon. ex-prle lighter. convrtvI lie.

traveled with show tor years. Corns hear hire tell bow Jesus caa r-k a cian no and ssve him trom such a life. ferMfa e-verv night. spenal Tas fcJieihy car CruXt J. O.

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