Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 April 1917 — Page 19

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1917.

T. [. SCOT! SUCCEEDS SUMMERS AT MISSION t ^ CHOSEN SUPERINTENDENT AT MEETING OF DIRECTORS.

PLANS FOR FUTURE WORK

jf Boston, Mass , will preach In the Easter music has leer, prepared for

norninjr on • Rising and Reigning," and 1 ail the services. «" “The United States .‘ Th< Ufe Triumphant '

The board of directors of the Wheeler rescue mission has accepted the resignation of Jesse Summers as superintendent and has elected T. I* Scott, president of the board, to fill the vacancy. Mr. Summers and his wife have been In charge of the mission for the last eighteen months, hut the health of Mrs. Summers made it necessary for them to retire and they have moved to a farm in the vicinity of

Cambridge City.

Plans are being made to enlarge the field of operations of the Institution. In addition to the work among men and women who need spiritual and financial help, a constructive 1 work among the children and young people

is being prosecuted

T. L. Scott, the new superintenrUint. has had wide experience as a busifesman In Indianapolis. The new hoard of directors consists of J Fred Hoke, H. Talge, F. A. Wynne, C. A. Patten, Arthur Jordon, , he Rev. M. L. Haines, Charles Reeves, Dr. David Ross. J. W. Lilly, B. C. Downey, William P. Reagan, William Klvin and T. L. Scott.

John R. Talge, F. A. W> Jamison, H, B. Patten, Art J. A. Milner, the Rev. M.

' At AH Souls Unitarian church the Rev. F. S. C. Wicks will preach tomorrow morning on "What Jesus Taut>< About Immortality." The Rev. W. D. Baker, pastor of the First Nazarene church, has resigned hia pastorate and will preach his farewell sermon tomorrow morning. The Lord's Supper will be observed In the morning at St. Marks English Lutheran church and in the evening the choir will give an Easter program. The Rev. W. H. Harris, pastor of the Garden Baptist church, will speak tomorrow morning on the subject, "Easter WHrt u S , b.SJblS! 5om>w on At the Grace M. E. church the Rev. J. M. Hinkle, pastor, will preach Sunday morning on “There Will Be a Resurrection.'' The topic Jn the evening will be “The Door-Closed or Shut.'’ At the Beech Grove Baptist-church, <hs morning sermon at 10:45 will be on The Resurrection: Arguments For." In the evening there will be Easter services by the Sunday school. The new pastor of the Central Unlversalist church, the Rev. William Paige

in the evening

God.”

At the Broadwav M. E. church a sunrise prayer meeting will be held at 6 o'clock, with Miss Edith Compton a*

leader.

Dr; A. B. Storms, district superintendent of the Indianapolis Methodist district, will preach at the Cumberland charge Sunday morning, and will occupy the pulpit of Central Avenue church Sunday evening. At the Hail Place M. E. church, the Epworth League will hold an Easter sunrise service at 6:30 a. m. Sunday, led by Mrs. Zola Payne. At the evening devotional services, Mrs. E. K. Buckner

will speak.

At St Paul s’ Episcopal church. Sunday, early communion services will he held at 0:30 and S o’clock, with festal communion at 10:45, followed by a sermon on “Easter Joy." The evening

subject will be “Easter Duty."

There will be a special program of music at the Downey Avenue Christian church tomorrow morning. The Rev. C. H. Winders will preach on “The Easter Hope." The afternoon service at 4:30 o'clock will be in the charge of

the children of the church.

At the Fourth Presbyterian church tomorrow Dr. George L. Mackintosh, president of Wabash college, Willi

preach the Easter sermon

quartet

son Morrell will give

A rousicdl program will be given at the morning service by the young people of the Trinity Congregational church. There will be special music at the evening service, and the pastor, the Kev, C. K. Lawson, will preach on "If

Jesus Had Not Risen.”

The Rev. William Caxaon will speak on "God’s Command to a Discouraged leader" at the communfon service at the Sutherland Avenue Presbyterian church tomorrow morning. In the evening he will speak on “The Resurrec-

tion,"

“’S'he Villa Avenue Methodist’ Protestant Sunday school Will give a special

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will be the

morning topic of the Rev. Joseph L Stout, pastor of the Trinity M. E. church. The subject for evening will he “The Story That Transformed the World." There will be special musical both services. The Grace Presbyterian church choir will have special Easter music at both the morning and evening services. The Rev. A. C. V. Skinner will speak in the morning on "An Empty"Grave and Vi. - tory" and in the evening on “A Battle Over an Empty Grave. The Rev. Joseph L. Stout will give ! his lecture on the Passion Play, Sunday night, at the Trinity Methodist church. He saw- this play as given by the peb- , pie of Bavaria in 1910. A choir of thirty voices will supply special music at both Easter services. At Englewood Christian charch the Rev. E. E. Moorman will preach tomorrow morning on, "The Future Life.” At the Sunday school rally an attendance of 700 is expected. In the evening a cantata, "The laird of the Easter Tide,” will be given, with orchestra accom-

paniment.

The Rev. Thomas P. Woodson, pas- ! tor of the West Washington M E. | church, will speak tomorrow morning J on “The Resurrection, a Dramatic In- j terpretation of Life," and in the ev< -

T 1 nIn « *■ chorus choir will give an Easter J 3% SEr«ri!S-»«A. 4 gSl! j }•«!«» T <"«

•"* •“ **• The „.v. William A h .-ye, pa.lo,- of

the St Paul M. E. church, will preach at 10:45 a. m. on “As They Went.” At ■7.-30 p. m., in connection with a service of song, he will give some “Personal Incidents of Mr. Sankey.” The Sunday school will give a special Easter pro-

gram at 9:30 a. m.

Sunday school and preaching services will be combined Sunday morning at the Brookside Park U. B. church. There will be musical and literary numbers, and the pastor, the Rev. J. B. Parsons, will speak on “Treating Truth as an Idle Tale.” His evening subject will

be “Honest Doubters, and tion of Their Hindrances.’

The Sunday school of the Germania Avenue Baptist Church will give a

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Easter program tomorrow morning and a baptismal service will be held for children and adults. In the evening the choiii will give a musical program. Opportunity to unite w-ith the church will be given at both services. At the Mansur Park Methodist Protestant church an appropriate Easter program will be given after the Sunday school in the morning. In the evening the Rev. W. W. Linehurz, D. D., will speak on “The Fact of Christ's Resurrection." The Christian Endeavor meeting will be held at 6.30 p. m. At the First Congregational church at II a. m. the service will include special Easter anthems and the sermon topic will be "The Continuous Resurrection.” A score of new members will be received into the church. At 4 o’clock the church will begin an Easter Jubilde with children and young people in costume, with the orchestra and instru-

mental soloists.

The pre-Easter revival services, which have been conducted for the last two weeks at the Sixth Christian church, will be continued in all the Sunday services. There will be a rally and a special program in the Bible school.

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specially prepared Easter program tomorrow- morning. The Rev. R. K Neighbor wifi preach In the morning on "The Resurrection vjof Jesus—Fact or -Fable?” and in .the evening, “An Empty Tomb and a Throne of Judg-

ment,”

Dr. Albert Boynton Storms, formerly pastor of the Central Avenue M. E. church, now superintendent of the Indianapolis district, will occupy his former pulpit and preach at the evening service tomorrow. Dr. John S. Ward, the pastor, will preach tit the morning hour on "Humanity’s Question Answered” At the Maple Road M. E. church the Sunday school will have a special program Sunday. The Rev.' Philip W. Corya will preach in the morning on “Easter In Europe and Everywhere.” It the evening the choir will give the cantata, "Memories of Easter,” by T«lHtron, and the pastor will preachon "And They Led Him Aw-ay to Crucifixion.” The Rev. William Wallace Ketchum, of the Moody Bible institute, Chicago, will speak at the Memorial Presbyte-

The Easter Message Tomorrow the world will commemorate the resurrection of Jesus from the dead. The Passion Week, with aU its angruish and suffering and heart break, is past. The crucifixion scene is an appalling illustration of the blindness of men’s minds, the stubborness of men’s heaTls. ; Je^us had brought a new message to the world; a new revelation of truth. They npssed the way of life because they refused to believe this revelation. Because of this new revelation they nailed the Master of Life to the cross. Men are still blindly putting to death the best that is.in them and in the world. But tomorrow is Easter Day. All the glooni, all the disappointment and all the sorrow of the world may be swallowed up in the glory of the resurrection. Easter Day rings with a message of life, love and joy. He who is dead is alive forever more. The world now follows a risen, a living Christ. As Jesus, through the power of life, put away death, so let every man also put away death. This is the time to cast away the old dead self with all its sin and imperfection, y The life of God would flow freely into every recess of man’s soul if left unhindered. The Easter Day is the most fitting day in all the calendar year to open one’s life to Christ and to join the church. Is there a man in Indianapolis who grovels so low in sin as to have no out-reachings toward life and light? Awake from your death, O man, and crowd through all your difficulties to the house of worship tomorrow. The Easter Day is one of emancipation—a day wherein every man may experience freedom of life. There will be room for all of you tomorrow in some church and you will be made welcome. The Church Federation of Indianapolis C. S. Denny, President. Office—Y. M. C. A. Bldg. M. C. Pearson, Executive Secretary.

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subject of the pastor’s evening sermon

will be "A lively Hope.”

At the Brightwood Congregational

ptism and children's church, the sermon at 10:30 a. m. will Id at 3:30 p. m„ and be on the subject, "Easterday and Its id sermon. The organ t Joy, or the Risen Christ.’ There will

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rian church tomorrow moaning and evening. At the morning service the

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lord’s supper will be observed with a reception of members. An Easter sun- {j>as rise prayer meeting will he held at 5:&l in charge of the Young People’s Societv Christian Endeavor. Mrs. W. W.

Ketchum will be the leader.

Revival services will begin at the Hall Place M. E. church tomorrow- eveand continue for two weeks. The r, the Rev. E. P. Jewett, will be

the Rev.. J. B. McMinn, There will be services • * » - l? *0'fl in/iTj-

ning i

pastor, .

assisted by

evangelist,

everv evening beginning at 7:30 o’clock, and everv afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, ex-

; cept Saturday. The Rev, Mr. McMinn i conducted a very successful series of meetings at the Hall Place church one year ago. and his return is very grati-

fying to the church.

An Easter sermon will be preached tomorrow by the Rev. H. P. France at the University Heights U. B. church, at 10:30 o'clock. A choir of seventy-five

voices will give a cantata at 7:30.

J. E. Hewson, evangelist, will preach at the City Rescue Mission tomorrow at 2:30 p-. m. on “The Resurrection," In the evening the Rev*. F. P. I^cbliter will preach and a mixed quartet will sing. The. Rev. gg. S. Shumaker wtu preach under the auspices of the Mis- ■ sion at 10 a. m at the work ho.ice and

I at 3 p. m, at the county jail. At the Third 'Christian church the

pastor, the Rev T. W. Grafton, will give an Easter message in the morning On "Remember the Risen Christ," and will speak in the evening on “The Good Fight of Faith.” A musical program of Easter classics will be given In the evening, and an Easter Sunday schdol

rally will be held at 9:15 a. m.

Easter day services at All Saints’ cathedral will begin with the choral eucharlst, at 6:30 a. m. Morning prayer will be said at 19 o’clock. There will be choral eucharist and sermon at 10:45

o’clock. Holy bapt**”’ service will be held at 7:30 evensong and

will be supplemented with an orches-

tra.

The quarterly communion services will be held Sunday momnig at the Irvington Presbyterian church. New members will be received and the sacraments \ of baptism and the Lord's Supper will be administered. An Easter vesper, service will be held at 4:3-) The subject of the sermon will be, "The Significance of the Resurrection of Christ.” Easter day services at East Tenth Street M. E. church will begin at 6 a. m. with a sunrise prayer and praise service by the Epworth League. The Sunday school Easter program will be held at 9:30 a. m., w*ith 1,000 as the goal for attendance. At 10:45 a. m. the pastor, the JReV. F. A. Steele, will preach on “Easter Hopes." The baptism of children and adults and the reception of new numbers will take place at this service. The church choir and the Sunday school orchestra wSH give a musieii program at 7:45 p. u« ! At the services of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, Easter Sunday, Lewis Carter, of Anderson, Tnd., will speak. Mr. Carter will speak In the Gospel tabernacle at 3 p. m., and in the Alliance Gospel mission, in Montrose addition, in the evening. The mission services are now being held at West Michigan and Haugh streets. Sendees are held every Sunday and Thursday evening. There is Sunday school in the morning. Members of the Raper commandery, Knights Templaifs, will be guests at the evening services tomorrow at the Meridian street M. E. cpurch, when it is expected that about 200 knights in full uniform will be present. The Rev. Frank L. Loveland, pastor of the church, will preach on "The Irrepressible Life,” and a program of organ and vocal music has been prepared. Dr. Loveland will preach at the morning services on "The Growth That Is Eternal.” The young people of the church

will hold an open house from 5 o’clock until 7 o’clock tomorrow evening, and the vesper devotional exercises will be led by the Rev. C. H. Hale, associate

pastor of the church.

At the First Free Methodist church. Twelfth and Tec.umseh streets, a special Easter program will be observed In connection with the Sunday school. After the morning sermon by the pastor. the Rev. J. B. Lutz, the rite of baptism will be administered to children. The Young People's Evangelistic Band will have charge of the evening service. There will be thre’e ten-minute talks Ijy members of the band, followed by a short address by the assisting evangelist. Miss Imogene Quinn. At the King Avenue M. E. church there will be a prayer and praise service at 6 a. m. in the charge of the Epworth League- The Sunday school will have a program appropriate to the day, and at the regular hour for morning worship Easter music and Scripture reading will be followed by a baptismal service. The evening devotional meeting of the Epworth League will be led

Miss Edith Culbertson. ’What Easter Means to

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v-i« special anthem by the choir. At Hie close of the sermon the sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered. to be followed by the reception to members. During the church school session beginning at 9:30 o’clock, the primary department will give a short Easter program. In the evening, at 7:30, the church school will take charge of the service with a program of recitations. dialogues. Scripture and sacred songs. The church will be decorated

with flowers, plants and foliage, which, after the evening^ service, will be dis-

tributed amo: sick of the n

1 be

ng the aged and poor

teighborhood.

PURPOSE AND METHODS. Congress to Be Held at Pittsburg as to Inter-Church Federations. The commission on inter-church federations of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America has completed plans for holding a congress on purpose and methods of inter-church federation at Pittsburg, October 1 to 4, 1917, Eight reports are being prepared including one on “Community Evangelism.” by Morton C. Pearson, secretary of the Church Federation of Indianapolis. Kate Nevill Will Close Work. Kate M. Nevill, of the Unity School of Christianity, ■will close her work bere for the church of Silent Unity with two Easter talks tomorrow. At 3 p. m. her subject will be “I Am the Resurrection and the Life” and at S p. m. she will speak on "Attaining Eternal Life.” A special healing service will be held Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, and a twenty-minute prosperity service will be held each noon

during the week. Three classes In the fundamental principles of Christian li\ - tng and healing will be started next week, to meet at the new library and the classroom. 512 Odd Fellow building They are open to the ptibUc.

Reports of Grace Church Show a Successful Year

Grace Presbyterian church, according [to its annual reports, has just passed through its most successful year from every standpoint. At the annua! congregational meeting Thursday night, the total receipts for the year were shown to have been Mi.H3.lS and the cash balance, after all expenses and bills for the year had been met, was $596.17. Foreign missions received $6*4.80; home missions, $322, and $60 was contributed by the Sunday school to missions. The church roll showed a membership of 355 During the year a total of |6.5«7.0$ was paid on the Sunday school room and gymnasium annex, erected a tittle more than a year ago at a cost of approximately $10,000. The trustees announced that all obligations in connection with the building of the annex were being met as they came due and that It was the hope to pay off the debt emlrclv during the coming year. The church boards. In making their reports, praised the work of the Rev. A. C. V. Skinner, the pastor. The retiring members of the boards of elders and deacons were re-elected and two new members were added to each board. J. R. Chalk and S. S. Cantwell were again chosen elders, and D. H, Whitham and J. W. Winchester were added to the board. Arthur R, Dewey and Austin W. Gemmer were re-elected to the board of deacons and Charles R Bellamy and Ray R, Cook were selected as new members. C. P. Henderson, J. W. Thompson and Rollin B. Morrison were elected to the board of trus-

tees.

Preceding the business 'meeting the wives of the elders, deacons and trustees served a dinner and a congregational social followed the meeting. The dinner was served in the gymnasium, which was decorated with American Rags. MISSIONARY IN PULPIT.

The Rev. A. D. Stauffacher to Be at Evangelical Church. The pulpit of the First Church of the Evangelical Association, East and New York streets* will be occupied Easter by the Rev. A. D. Stauffacher, of Monroe, Wis. He is a foreign missionary whose support was undertaken by the First Church. He has been in active service in Toklo, Japan until recently, when he was compelled to return because of hts wife’s health. He was pastor of a church in Tokio and was a teacher in the Union Theological school, "Aoyama G&kuin.” in Tokio. He wdl speak in the morning at 10:40 o’clock and in the evening at 7:45 o'clock and also at the Young People'?: meeting at 7 o'clock.

WHERE YOU MAY WORSHIP IN INDIANAPOLIS

Methodist. Episcopal. MERIDIAN STREET ! METHODIST CHURCH | Frank LaFayette Loveland, D. D., Minister I Easter Sermon at 11 o’clock. “THE GROWTH THAT IS ETERNAL” | Special Music and Reception of Members. In the Evening—7:45 o’Clock. “THE IRREPRESSIBLE LIFE” With Raper Commandery Knights Templar as Guests of the Church for Easter Observance. Visiting Sir Knights Are Invited.

■KITS MB iETHsiisi mni hmh Delaware and Vermont Streets. At 9:45 a. m., SPECIAL EASTER EXERCISE AT SUNDAY SCHOOL. 11 o'clock sermon by Dr. George M. Smith, Pastor. Topic: “EASTER AND IMMORTALITY” Full program of Easter music. 7:45, Cantata, “THE DAUGHTER OF JAIRUS.” by Choral Society, Under direction of Mr. Hugh McGibeny. YOU ARE EARNESTLY INVITED TO ATTEND iiBMiaiM *s», fiwm'liiiiiiritii' CENTUM. AVENUE . j Corner Twelfth Street. REV. JOHN S. WARD, D. D., PASTOR Morning, 10:45, “HUMANITY’S QUESTION ANSWERED” Evening, 7:80 to 8:30, DR. A- B. STORMS, Superintendent of Indianapolis District. Former Pastor of Central Avenue, Will Preach. Prayer Meeting Thursday Evening, 7:45. A half hour with the Prophets. ■WMBillllllllffllMlIBIIiW

Methods*! Episcopal. iiiaiiiimiiwiiitiffliiiiiiwsjiit

HALL i PLACE ■ ■

METHODIST CHURCH,

Corner Hall Place and Sixteenth. I Rev. Edward P. Jewett, pastor. = Preaching by the pastor, 10:30 a. m.; f subject, “The Resurrection of r Christ.” Baptism of children will I

precede sermon, 7:80 p. m.

Rev. J. B. McMinn I g evangelist, will preach, Sunday school | §g Easter program, 9:30 a. m. Epworth s m 6:30 P- m - Class meeting, 1 g 6:30 p. m. Rev. McMinn will begin a s

p two weeks’

Revival.

& meeting at this church Sunday night. = n Service every evening. 7:30, and every 1 = afternoon, 2:30 o'clock, except Satur- i s day. Everybody cordially invited, i p Strangers welcomed. |P gL I WWillBMMIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIMlJllllMIMiMlilWIOMWilliff. - - m . ■ ■ . A

Reformed.

Second Reformed Church CORNER ALABAMA AND MERRILL STS. REV. HENRY W. VITZ, PASTOR.

Sunday school. 9:30 a. m.

German service and communion, 10:4§ a. m. Special song service, 7:45 p. m, j I Immanuel Reformed Church—Corner Prospect I ■ and S. New Jersey sts. W. H. Knierim, :

bool, 9 a. m. P-’ Public worship.

Presbyterian.

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Easter Services Tomorrow at Eleven with Sermon by Dr„ George L^ Mackintosh President of Wabash College. Special music by double quaftet. Violin number by Mrs. Marie Dawson Morrell.

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pastor. Sunday school, 9 a. m. Public wor

■hip, 10:30 a. m.

All welcome.

i:30,p, m.

Central Avenue Reformed Church (English)— j Comer Twenty-first st. School. 9:30; worship, 10:45^ and 7:45; C. E.. 7. Henry Geke-

MORRIS STREET M. E. Between Madison and S. East. P Dr. D. Jay Good, Pastor Bibl* arhoo*. 9:39. Baptism of children. 10 a. m. Morning theme: “Resurrection of Our Lord.” Evening discourse: t ♦ “Crisis Hour of the World.” Mrs. Good will sing. You will find here a live church, with inspiring eervtces and a glad hand. Test cur welcome BROADWAY M. E. CHURCH Broadway and Twenty-aecond atJ. N. Greene, Pastor Morning subject; “The Pledge of Immortality.” . j Evening: Program of Sacred Song. hr the choir, dim tea by Mr, Rock Sunday school. »:» a. m. Claes and Epworth Lempa at »:« p. m. _____

MERRITT PLACE M. E.

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STA

C. M. KROFT, PASTOR.

Sunriae prayer meeting. «;»; class nwetnga, 3:80 and 1:30: public worship with *er!u»n. M:45 and 3:30. Themes; "Beater Morning." mad “If ifeaus B# the Christ, What?” Sunday school. 3:30 Special and mUsiocery offering. Epworth League. 6:30; Junior League, J, All are invited to the services.

maple road METHODIST CHURCH KtdSw** At •L h0 * 1 ix’oaram at 9:16.

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The Edwin Ray Methodist Church-Corner WoodLwn arc. and Laurel st-Oeo s Hrnnlng.‘r v minister. Sunrise prayer meeto to ,. huts day school (300 expected).

Woodlawn are. and Laurel 'sV^e^

.»*nWw, Sunrise prayer ro-^v-ing. a to .. Sunday school (300 expected). »:.*) a. m. Preaching. 10:45 a. no, and 7,45 r.y m Evening theme. If I Do Not Go to war, \\ hat Can I Do for My Country 7” To Secure Any Seat at All,

Come Early

ler, 2061 Broadway.

Lutheran.

. Pamil’s . Lutheran Church S. Nijw Jersey & McCarty Sts. (Take S. East car ) R. F. Zimmermann, Pastor EASTER DAY 9:30 a. m., Communion Address 10 a. m., German Sermon and Celebration of Lord’s Supper. Special Music and Song Service by the Chorus Choir of 120 Voices. 7:30 p. m., English Service and Holy Communion. Meeting of the South Indiana Preache rs and Teachers’ Conference Tuesday till Thursday. German Conference Service on Wednesday evening; C o m - munion address at 7:30. Service at 8 p. m., sermon by the Rev. C. Heitmann, of Inglefield Hearty WELCOME to all. Emnsjaus Lutheran Church—Laurel and Orange sts. Rev. W. C. Melmen. pastor. Easter Sunday: Confessional service, :> P) a. in. German sarmon by the pastor and celebration of the Eucharist. 10 a. ns. English preaching by the Rev. W. J. Kaiser, formerly of Lincoln. Mo., 7:30 p. m. Special music In both services A mass choir will sing Haendel’s Hallelujah Chorus. Everybody cordially invited. Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church—Corner E. Ohio and N. East sts - Rev. J. D. Matthius. pastor. Easter Sunday: Confessional service, 10 a. m German service with holy communion. 10:30 a. ra. Ladies *111 meet at orphans* home next Monday I afternoon. You are cordially Invited. { First English Evangelical Lutheran Church^! Corner Pennsylvania and Walnut sts.

EASTER - SERVICE teUNDAY MORNING AT 11,

by the

PRIMARY DEPARTMENT 11 UNDER TUB DIRECTION OF 1 M4SS ELEANOR KIRBY. A.BEAUp TIFUL SERVICE WILL RE GIVEN fe BY THE CHILDREN ON A SPE1 (TALLY PREPARED PLATFORM m ON THIS OCCASION. SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH g§ Vermont and Pennsylvania streets. If Special Easter Musical Service | in the evening by the | I quartet, assisted by Mrs. | 1 A. H. Webber on the harp, | Mr. Kenneth Rose on the | violin. 1 EVENING SERVBTE BEGINS A4* § 7:30 WITH AN ORGAN RECITAL s 1| BY CHARLES F. HANSEN. 1? Mr, Edward Raub will teach I the 3 ’«§ Bible class at 19. o’clock Sunday morn- |i H ing. ' FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Southeast corner Delaware and Sixteenth sts, THE REV. M. L. HAINES,D.D. MINISTER. DR. HAINES will preach tomorrow at U a. rm. At 7:43

p . m.

AN EASTER SERVICE OF SONG with address by the minister, “THE GOSPEL OF THE LIFE IMMORTAL.” Bible school 9:30 h. m. Christian Endeavor, meeting 6:39 p. m. Midweek prayer and inference service on Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock. A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL. Grace Presbyterian Thirty-second w. and Ckpitol ave. REV. A. C. V. SKINNER. PH. D.. MINISTER. Morning worship, 11; sermon, “An Empty Grave and Victory.” Evening worship, 7:45; Sermon, "A Battle Over an Br&pty Grave.” Special Easter music at both services. Sabbath school and Bible classes. 9:30. C. E. Society, 6:43. Midweek meeting Wednesday evening, T:4», Organisation and regular meeting of both the Viard of deacons and the board of trustees at S:45. Everybody cordially invited to attend all the services at THE HOMELIKE CHURCH

SEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Easter esrvlce with special music and sernon. Rev. A. R. Miles at 10:15 a. m. At 7:45 P. M. Easter Cantata I by the choir and soloists. Sunday school Easter exercises at 9:C0 u. rn. Y. P. S. C. Ei sunrise prayer meeting at 6:15 a. m. Every one - welcome to all services, Westminster Presbyterian STATE AND STURM AVES. Rev. Frank C. Hood, D. D., will preach, at 10:45 a. in. and 7:45 p. m. Dr. Hood was pastor of the church twelve years. Special Easter music at both services. Sunday school, S:34 a. m. Junior C. E., 2:30 p. in. Senior C. E., 6:45 p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening. YOl' ARE CORPIAtLY INVITED. Irvington Presbyterian Church—Rev. John 8. Martin., minister. Sunday school. 9:30. Communion service, with sacrament 6f baptism and reception of new members, 19:45. Special Easter service at 4:30 p. m. Sermon subject, “Significance of the Resurrection of Christ.” Special Easter music at both servieos. Visitors welcome. Silent Unity. UNITY Church of Silent Unity 1300 ODD FELLOW BUILDING. KATE M. NEVILL. I P. M.-"I AM THE RESURRECTION AM) THE LIFE.” 8 P. M.—“ATTAINING ETERNAL LIFE.” CHRIST IS RISEN

Unitarian.

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ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH Alabama at lath. REV. FRANK S. C. WICKS will preach on What Jesus Taught About Immortality SPECIAL EASTER MUSIC

Ths Sunday School meets with the I church.

Christian. THIRD CHRISTIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL BROADWAY AND SEVENTEENTH. 9:15 A. M., EASTER PROGRAM CHORUS CHOIR from the primary and junior departments. Large orchestra, nathan davis, CONDUCTOR. 1,200 IN ATTENDANCE Young Man spend an hour with “The Christian Men Builders, Inc.” Two hundred young men to greet you. Let Them'Help You “Make Good. May We Shake Your Hand— 9:15 in the Morning?

Seventh Day Adventists.

TF A MAN DIE vSIIALL

AGAIN?” HAS BEEN ANDEATH,* “THE LAST ENE-

THE QUESTION.

HE LIVE SWERED.

MY.” IS GRADUALLY BEING PUSHED TO THE WALL, AND THE QUESTION, "HOW SHALL HE FINALLY BE OVERCOME?" fS UPPERMOST. SCIENTISTS CAN GIVE NO SATISFACTORY REASON FOR OLD AGE AND DEATH. ASIDE FROM ACCIDENT AND DISOBEYED PHYSICAL LAWS. PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY POINTS OUT THE WAY TO ETERNAL LIFE THROUGH RIGHT RELATIONSHIP WITH DIVINE LAW. KATE M, NEVILL FIELD LECTURER FOP. THE UNITY SCHOOL OF CHRISTIANITY. CLOSE HER COURSE OF LECTURES HERE SUNDAY. SHE IS A METAPHYSICIAN OF WIDE EXPERIENCE AND DEEP SPIRITUAL INSIGHT. AND NO ONE SHOULD MISS HEARING HER. You Are Cordially Invited SPECIAL HEALING SERVICE, WEDNES-

T)AV £ P M

1390 ODD FELLOW BUILDING.

Classes: "Fundenumal Principles of Christian Living and Healing.” Monday and Friday. 2 and 7:45 p. m. Good Words } Ciuo. Thursday 7:45 p. m. Noon prosperity siience dally, 12:45 p. ra. Visitors always welcome. Class, silence and reading j»oms.

hours, 10 a. m. te

612 Odd Fellow building: 5 p. m. Phone Main 7934

A. E. Renn, D. D.. pastor. Sunday scho.n, f:33 a. ra.; worahip and sermon. 10:45 a m, t

and 7:43 p. m.

Sb Peter's Evangelical Lutheran—Brookside!

MERIDIAN HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN

Christian Science.

First Church of Christ. Scientist—Church edifice. X. Meridian and Twentieth sts. Sunday services, 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school. 9-.30 a. m and 11 a. m. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading rooms. 806 Kahn bldg., corner Washington and Meridian sts., are open dally except Sunday, from 9 a m. to 9 p. nr. and Wednesday to 5, p. m. The public Is welcomed to the church services and the reading

rooms.

Second Church of Christ. Scientist—Delaware and Twelfth sts. Sunday services, 11 a. m. and 8 p. ra. Sunday school, first session, 9~.38 a. m.: second session, 11 a. m. Wednesday

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN Comer Delaware and Walnut sts. REV. ALLAN B. PHILPUTT, D. D., PASTOR A. M.: “Newness of Life.” P. M.: “Standing at Armageddon.” JUDGE U. Z. WILEY will tench men’s Bible class. CHOIR WILL RENDER SPECIAL EASTER M USIC. C. E. MEETING AT 6:30 P. M.

COLUMBIA CHRISTIAN Lynn and Cornelius ave. Rev. Don A. McKinnon, Pastor 10:45—"THE POWER OF THE RESUR**7;S—‘^THE LIGHT THAT NEVER FAtT.S.'' Special Music at Both Services.

SIXTH CHRISTIAN Church, Elm and I fine sts- G. H. Clarke, pastor. The Easter Revival will be continued In all the Sunday services. Bible school at 9:30. Morning worship. 10:4a. 6:15. Evening worship. 7:45. FOR ALL THINGS ARE NOW L

C. E.. 6 "COME,

FOURTH CHRISTIAN . 819 N. West. PASTOR. CHAS. H. GUNSOLUS. Services, 10:45 a. m. Easter exercises, ■ 7:45 i>. ra.

Evangelical.

FIRST CHURCH EVANGELICAL ASSN. Corner New York and East sts REV. C. P. MAAS, Pastor Preaching. 10:45 a. m and LB p. m. The Rev A. D. Stauffacher #111 preach at both services. He is a missionary from Japan and will have an Interesting message. Special! music by the choir. The public la invite^ ZION’S EVANGELICAL CHURCH. New Jersey and North st. J. C. PETERS. PASTOR.

EASTER SERVICES

C. E. Easter prayer meeting. 8 a. m Easter services in both Sunday schools, 9.15 Easter sermon and holy communion,

special Easter music, 18:30 a m. “Christ is Victor.”

Easter song services. 7:30 p. m. The church choir will sing the Easter cantata. ■Christ the Victor.'’ Everybody is cordially invited to attend these services.

m,

with

Ethical.

Indianapolis Ethical Society, take notice—

Change of meeting place.

Will meet next

and Jefferson The Rev. E. H. Reuter, par tor. German •grvice. !• a. m.. and English

service, 7:30 p. m.

Episcopal.

Christ Church-Monument Place. Rev. James ..?« TT-iTZ rtSSS: yrssv ~ <*%j^"a5r£2| to 3 p. m.. 8 p. HI.; Saturday. 4 p, ra.

ALL SAINTS CATHEDRAL

Central av*. and Sixteenth st. The Very Rev. John White, Dean.

.I?™** 9 ' ]•-«. L3»- Sunday school. 9.30. Weekdays, 8 30 and 6:f0 Holy days, 7.

8t. Paul s Church-Comer N«w York and Hllnols st*. Rev. Lewi* Brown. Ph D., rector. 7:30 a. m., holy communion; 9:30 a. m . Sunday school; 10:4a a. m.. matins and serman, 7:30 p. m., evening-prayer and sermon. The public cotdiaiiy Invited to attend.

St. Mark’s English Lutheran Church—Woodlawn and Shelby. L W Sifford, pastor. Sunday school, 9:30: Worship. 10:45; Luther League, 6:45.

Moravian.

"THE FRIENDLY CHURCH." MORAVIAN EPISCOPAL Rev. J. C. Moore. Minister. College, at Twenty-fifth. I a m., Easter litany and prayers •'.36, Bible school. UM, Easter litany and sermon 1:30 p. m., children's festival. Good music—ALWAYS—cordial welcome.

Life Temple I UFE TEMPLE ASSOCIATION The public meetings are close! for present. Membership meetings will be aa anno awed by personal notice.

the held

47TH AND PARK AVE. REV. F. W. RACKBMYER, MINISTER. Sunday school at 9:30 Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Reception of new members and baptismal service Sermon. "The/Risen Christ in Modern Life.” C E. Society at 6:»: 7:39. Miss Hilda Laib’e. of Efulen. Africa, will speak at the evening service.

Welcome to

The Church With a Future.

evening, testimonial meeting at 3 o’clock. Tuesday, • p. m , at sanatorium, 194* Cen-

mimmSiMmm "mm I — • * ■ ■ Debate : b|

Reading rooms, 611 Odd Fellow bldg., are open daily from 9 a. m- to 9 p. m. except Wednesday, when the rooms are closed at 5 p. m., and Sunday, when open from 2 to 5

P- Wr

Tabernacle Presbyterian Comer Meridian and EleveniB-sts. REV. E. W. CLIPPINGER, D, D..

MINISTER.

Bible school, 9:45 a m.

THEME: ’“F ORGOTTEN

WORDS OF COMFORT.”

Christian Endeavor. 6:43 p. m. Prayer

meeting, Thursday, S p, m. .We

Third Church of Christ. Scientist—Oriental lodge bldg.. Central ave. and Twenty-second st. Sunday services, II a. m. and 3 p. ra.; Sunday school. 9:30 a. ra Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at ,S o'clock. Joint reading rooms of Second and Third churches. 611 Odd Fellow bidg.. open dally from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m., except Wednesday, when, they are rinsed at 5 p. m. r and Sunday, when open from 2 to 5 p. m. ’ , .

Bible Students.

The Associated Bible Students meet every Sunday morning for worship and Bible study at the Metropolitan School of Music. Pennsylvania and North sts. Praise and

testimony meeting at 10 a. m. Evan R.

Dunn will

give a public discourse at 11 a. m.

Prayer Subject, "The Resurrection yrf Christ Jeans Ices, 7:45. Rev. Lucius K. Paige, past©:

invite

worship with us.

tral ave Debate: "Resolved, That We can not prove right and wrong by the same methods we do chemistry and mathematlcs.”

Rescue Mission.

CITY RESCUE MISSION 616-19 E. Washington st. JOHN E. HEWSON, superintendent. Tomorrow 2:30 the superintendent will preach on the "Ressurection." Sjnd at ( ;J« Rev. F. P. Leckllter will preach. Also a mixed quartet will sing Any one having cast-off clothing for this Mission wT.l please call phones. Circle 2721. New 29-855. . .. ; ' ' Come to the bright spot of the cit* ano

learn of Jesus

THE SABBATH (No. 36)

y A GREAT DECISION—TO OBEY GOD.

, Christian: In the thirty-five lessons that have gone before I lowers and 1 the h worid '* oa,1 ‘‘ <1 1 for - ** rnon ^ Ood's professed f’oll h n5 £*£«■ ~ SS,*. !."( L Why do not the learned men know the Iruth for this time'* afte t r 0 the 0 flesh'Vot Ur CaI,lru ’ brethren, how that not many wise men h .th eho««« ‘i'h I L* y .S? Khty '. not n,any noh|,! * re called: For God and h the tMnlv thil !f s this world to confound the wise—

<sr , ir4-,. h v. h 00,1 “

knew l£U W TK teSil. 1 ""‘

.h„, LSEf,

3. Is obedience the only way to retain fellowship with Him? mandments W * d ° kn ° W that knoW him ' if we kee|> hls oora '

h,I l? * n I 1 kee l > * , h "ft his commandments. Is a

liar, and the truth is not in him. But whoso keepeth hls word in him verily is the love of God perfected.—I John 2:3 to 5 4 But one does not know all the seventh day reformation requires! If any man will do hls will he shall know of the doctrine whether

if be of God. or whether I speak of myself —John. 7:17.

5. But one is afraid of the ridicule or worse in the home or office,

or amorifj friend*.

Hearken unto mo, ye that know righteousness; the people In whose heart is my law; fear ye not the reproach of men, neither be ye afraid of their reviling*.—Isaiah. 51:7. , 1

6. Will you make a living? *

I have'been young and now am old; yet have I not see® the righteous forsaken, nor hia seed begging bread.—Psalms, 3T;2S.

7. The promise to the overcomer.

He that overcometh shall inherit all things; and I will be his God

and be shall be my son.—Rev., 21:7.

8/ If you should be j so fortunate as to have a home in the king-

dom, you will keep God’s Sabbath.

For as the new heavens and the hew earth, which I will moke

shall remain before me, saith the Lord, so shall your seed, and your name remain, and it shall come to pass from one new moon to another, and from one Sabbath to another, shall all flesh come to wor-

ship before me, saith the Lord.—Isaiah, 66:22 and 23,

. . . ... . 1 *, an iinsu come to wor-

ship before me, saith the Lord.—Isaiah. 66:22 and 23,

Dear Reader—By obedience, get ready for that great day of hls annttOk rt n it h

LEE 8. WHEELER. 2807 Beltefontalne.

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Baptist. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Meridian and Vermont. DR. FREDERICK E. TAYLOR, PASTOR Bible school, 9:30: morning worship, 11. > Sermon: “WHY WE BELIEVE IN THE IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL.” B. Y. P. U., 6:30; evening worship, 7:45. Sermon: “THE STORY OF A KING'S MOTHER.” Midweek prayer service, Thursday. 7:43. Strangers welcome.

GARDEN BAPTIST CHURCH New York and Bright sts. REV. W. M. HARRIS, PASTOR. Morning worship. i0:45. “EASTER MEDITATIONS” Evening service, 7:45. “CHRIST OR BARABBAS” Bible school, 9:30 a. m. B. Y. P. U., 6:30 p. ra A cordial welcome to all.

WOODRUFF PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner E. Michigan and Wolcott sts. J. DROVER FORWARD, pastor. 9:15 a. m.—Sunday school, special Easter program. 10:45 a. m.-subject: "THE LAST GREAT EASTER MORN." 7:30 p m.—subject: “THE CALL TO LOYAL SOLDIERS." Strangers specially invited.

TUXEDO PARK BAPTIST Garfield ave.. north of E. Washington. U. S. CLUTTON. PASTOR. Morning service, 11 O’clock. “THE LIVINQ CHRIST.’' Evening service, 7:30 o’clock. CANTATA “LIFE EVERLASTING.”

Theosophieal. Theosophy—Inquirers' class every Wednesday, 8 p. m. Next Friday. S p. m.. reading of paper. Both meetings Chamber of Ccmmerce bldg ami open to public. Tbeosophica) llteratnre loaned by Miss Jacobs, 606 Lombard bldg.

UnlTersallst.

Central Univeraalist Church -Comer Fifteenth and New Jersey sis. Sunday school, 9:30. -Morning service, 10:45. Evening services, 7:45. Rev. Lucius R. Paige, pastor.

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Congregational. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Delaware and Sixteenth. PERCY H. EPLEH. minister. Easter celebrations. 11 a. m. Easter music and sermon, “The Continuous Resurrection.” Members received and baptism. A memorial altar of lilies. 4 P. M.—Sunday school. Easter Jubilee, carols and children's and young people's exercises. Address, acting superintendent, James Fischer. Public invited. Orchestra and instrumental soloists, Harare ne. West Side Nazarene Church CORNER KING AND ELEVENTH. REV. J. W. CRAWFORD, PASTOR. REV. W. R. CAIN Evangelist Services Sunday AT 10:45 A M.. 3 AND 7:45 P. St. . SERVICES EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK AT 7 46 P. M. S. 8 AT 9:30. YOUNG PEOPLE'S MEETING AT 8.30. YOU ARE INVITED.

Christand Missionary Alliance. GOSPEL TABERNACLE PARK AVE. AND 10TH ST. SUNDAY. 3 P. M MR. LEWIS CARTER A Christian Worker, of Anderson, Ind., formerly a bartender in an Anderson saloon, will speak. * UI ,n th, » Alliance Go* pel ^Mission. Forty-fiftli and Sangster, at 7:30

Bible school, 2

Sunday .-.../ic *tnooi, 2 p. rn.

earhing, 3 p. m Wednesday, 7:3,) ,, m . ‘ ' A. and Bible study class. Friday

prayer rneeling. 2:3d and 7:M) n .,i

fiotritualtsL

The First SpIrltuaPat Church. 6fW N. Utw* v st holds services every Sunday ai 7 45 P- m. Lecture by B. F. Hayden followed w.th message* by Mr*. Hayden. Ladies' Aid im.ts Wednesday 2 p. ni. Full attendance ,0 '^ et nmV Aid Offices. ^r». Hayden and other media will be Py**;'"' and five me wage a. Regular message me. ting Wednesday evening. All welcome.

Progressive Spiritualist Church-Odem. bail. North and Pennsylvania. Services every

Messat'V by I Mr£* Wm'’

veatigatnrs alwuvs welr-im. Imm irrainy a proven fact. Ladies’ Aid meet* every Tuesday afternoon, same hall, Mrs. Htfaptmt

fu * a C»d for each mooting as

one of the message givers.

Holiness. Holiness League-152 E. Court st. Meetings Sunday, 2 30 anil 7:30 p m. Rible reading Tuesday night. Sunday school lesson Friday night. Sam Polovla corning April 22, We expect a great day tomorrow. Can vou afford to miss It? R. A. McCann, supmrate ndent.

Free Methodist. First Church-Twelfth and Tecumseh at*. Special day. Sunday school, with Easter features, 9:30, The pastor will administer baptism to infants and children, and Evan gellst S. B. Lewis will preach In the morning service. Evangellat Imoglne Quinn will preach at 7:30.

Friesd*. » First Friends Church Alabama and Thirteenth sti WiUard O. Truebiood. minister. 9:15, Bible school: F. S. Cannon, superintendent. 10:3», meeting fox worship. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening, 7:4V Jersie D. Lewis.’inua.r director.

t nited Presbyterian. ♦ FIRST CHURCH PARK AVE. AND TWENTY-SECOND ST. G. L. Brown, Minister Services tomonowji Sunday school, 9:39 a. m. Public workshtp. 18:45 a. nt., 7:45 p. m. C. E.. 6:45 p. m. Thursday, 7 M P m„ meeting for prayer and Bible study. Our invitation is to all who enjoy a simple gospel message.

Woodruff United Presbyterian Church-Ar-senal and Twelfth. Dr. J. P. Cowan, pastor. Sermon and Easter,song service. 19‘». No preaching in tie evening.

United Brethren. - FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH CORNER PARK AND ST. CLAIRA. M.. 5 08, Sunrise service 10:45 “THE CLIMAX OF A C RISIS ” 7:45 “THE GENUINENESS OF THE GOSPEL.” Rev. E. T. Aldrich, Pastor '