Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 317, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1926 — Page 9

MAY 1926

CHURCHES WILL HONOR MOTHER • THIS SUNDAY Beech Grove Baptists to Dedicate New Church With Services. OTHER’S I>ay will be observed Sunday, both morning a., and evening In the Fairview Presbyterian Church. At 10:45, Dr. Edward Haines Kistler will speak orr "Mother, God’s Loving Proxy.” The special music will include the "Gloria,” by A. Buzz! Peccia and Kipling’s "Mother o’ Mine,” (Tours), by De Witt S. Talbert. At the 7:45 evening worship the bible school orchestra, under the direction of Mrs. Harvey E. Berry, will present "Songs Mothers Loved,” In this program: Prelude, “Little Mother of Mine,” orchestra Family worship hymn, “Lord. In the Wornlug Thou Shalt Hear..'* Her favorite, “How Firm a Foundation.” .Offertory, "Medley.” orchestra. Mother. ‘Mother Machree," solo. Mrs. James Chalmers Morrison and the orchestra. Her memories. “In the Gloaming." saxophone quartet. Her lullaby. “Sweet and Low," orchestra. Her old songs. “Rocked In the Cradle of the Deep" and "The Old Oaken Bucket.” by a string trio: 'Long, Long Ago" and "Annie Laurie," cornet. Life's twilight. "Love's Old. Sweet Pong." saxophone solo with orchestra. Testimony hymn, "Ivo Found a Friend.” Postlude. "Pal of My Crßdle Days." orchestra. L Thursday at 7:50. "Bandit-proof will ■"bo tho theme of the midweek worship. HAITI ST TO DEDICATE NEW CHURCH SUNDAY First unit of the new $30,000 Beech Grove Baptist Church will be dedicated Sunday with all-day services. Tho unit to be opened is n sixty by elghty-foot basement. jjWhen completed, the church will peat 500. The church was organized fourteen years ago. Slnco the Rev. I.ewlg Crafton took charge two years 'ago Its membership has Increased .150 and It has passed from a parttime service church to a full-time pastorate. The Rev. F. A. Hayward, Federated Baptist Churches secretary, will preach the dedication sermon, "The (phrist of Calvary,” Sunday evening. The Rev Crafton will have charge of the morning services and the Rev. T. ,T. Parsons, editor of the Baptist Observer will speak on “The Church and the Community” at 2 p. m. * • * The following special program will "be given in connection with the 7j45 cervices of the Second Moravian Church in celebration of Mother’s Day, the pastor the Rev. Vernon W. Couillard, announces: Hymn, “All Hail.” Invocation, Chorus. Booster choir. Scripture lesson. Quartet. "My Mother g Bible.” k Reading, "Heaps of Livin' ” (Edgar ■Guest i. Virginia Stout. r Solo, Mrs. H. T. Wright. Announcements. Offertory .solo, violin (selected), Norma Davidson. Quartet, "Memories of Mother.” Cornet solo. "Rosebuds." John Wesley Lewis, accompanied bv Juanita, Brown. Reading, "When There Ain't Nobody Home" (Will ITcrseheli). Virginia Stout. Solos, in) "That Wonderful Mother of Mine" (Goodwin I ; (hi “Mother Machree" (Balll, Mrs. R. L. Davidson. Sermon, the Rev. Vernon W. Couillard. Invitation chorus. * Benediction. Moments of quiet. Comet duet, “Tel! Mother I'll Be There.” Mrs. L. E. Schultz, director of song. Mrs. S, J. Lee. pianist. • • • A MOTHER’S DAT service will ::t>e held at the Sunday evening “People's Service” of the First Evangelical Church, New York and East Sts., at 7:45 o’clock, under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor Society.

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A flower for every mother and a framed picture as souvenir for the youngest mother present. Double quartet and Christian Endeavor Chorus with duet by Mary Margaret Hirsehman and Harry Frey. Welcome to the mothers by Mr. Russel] Hischmann, president of the C. E. Society, and a “Non-sentlmental Mothers’ Day Sermon,” by Edmond Kerlin. Mr. Kerlln preaches also at 10:40 a. m., subject, “The Glorious Privilege of a Great Responsibility.” * • * North Side Nazarene Church, Barnes and Eugene Sts., will have three evangelistic services Sunday. The Rev. F. P. Cassady, Lexington, Ky., will preach In morning, afternoon and night. • * * The California girl evangelist, Uldine Utley, Is to be entertained by the children of the Ilassler Sunday school at their hail, the old Mansur Hall, 312 E. Washington St., on next Sunday morning, May 9, at 9:30 o’clock. * * • “Mother and Home” Is the sermon subject of the Rev. J. 11. Rilling Sunday morning at the Second Evangelical Church. At 7:30 the E. li. C. E. will render a Mothers’ day program. At this service the pastor will give a talk on "Mother's Influence.” MOTHER'S DAT will be observed at. Central Universalist Church, Fifteenth and N. New Jersey Sts., Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. The pastor, the Rev. Fred A. Line, will preach on the subject, "The Influence of Mother Love.” A cordial invitation is extended to the public. * MOTHER’S DAY will be observed by the Capitol Avenue M. E. Church at both Sunday school and morning worship. "The Three Greatest Words" will be the sermon subject. The pastor, Joseph G. Moore, will preach again at night. The subject will be "Faith.” • • • THE SERMON SUBJECT of Elden H. Mills, pastor of First Friends Church, will be "The Greatness of God and of Men.” Service at 10:45. There will boa special service at 5:30 p. m., at which time Hans Gramm, a young man from Germany, will speak on "Quakers of Germany.” * • • THE REV. L. C. E. FACKLER of St. Matthew Lutheran Church makes the following announcements: 0:30, Sunday school. The children end the adults are taking a deep intercut in tlm special feature that is being presented every Sunday morning. Send your children; they are welcome. When they return from Sunday school ask them eoncernlng tho lesson. E u:h child ought to learn something about the Blblo every Sunday. 10:30 am,, worship. Since Sunday concludes National Music week, we shall present the illustrated lecture “The Church Year in Art and Song.” The lecture will deal with music as an essential part of the church service. The object of the lecture is to instruct the people In church music and encourage them to lend their voices In glorifying God. Do not miss this service. Bring your friends. Seats free. The Brotherhood will meet Tuesday evening in the churcn. The Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 p. m. in the church. • • DR. FRANK S. C. WICKS of All Souls Unitarian Church announces the following order of service at 11 a. m. Sunday: “Chanson Triste” Techaikowsky "Meditation Serleuse" Bartlett Hymn 33(1. Second service. Covenant. Anthem. Words of Aspiration. Responsive reading, ninth selection. Scripture Hymn 145. Notices and offering, “Intermesso” Rogers Address, "Tho Threo Rover (vices. Hymn 388 Benediction. rostlml“ "Offertoire In B” Read * • • "HONORING MOTHERS” will be (.he theme Sunday morning of the Rev. S. H. Schelck. At night the regular pastor will exchange pulpits with the Rev. George C. Chandler of the Memorial Baptist Church. • • THE REV. H. R. BORNEMAN of

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Here’s Tex Cooper, former stage coach guard and Texas ranger, who is one of the featured dead shots with the 101 Ranch Real Wild West and Great Far Bast, coming to Indianapolis, Friday, May 14, Elghteeth St. and Sugar Grove Ave. Te* races about on a white horse,

the New Jersey St. M. E. Church, will speak in tho morning on "Hannah, the Mother of Samuel,” and at night, "En route.” • • • "Mothers’ and Babies’ day" will be observed Sunday at Second Baptist Church, the Rev. 11. R. Waldo, pastor, announced. E'-agelistic services will be held In the evening.

CHRYSLER ADDS ' ANOTHER MODEL New *6o’ Car Attracts Attention at Wallerich’s. The new Chrysler “Sixty,” latest addition to the famous line of automobiles bearing that name, is attracting much attention at the display rooms of the Carl H. Wallerich Company, local distributors. It has Just made its appearance over tho country. The six-cylinder Chrysler motor, fifty-four brake horse power and four-wheel brakes, are features of the new car which, It is said, can shoot along at sixty miles or more an hour and averages twenty five miles to a gallon of gasoline. "The new Chrysler ‘Sixty’ will in no way affect the present line of Chrysler models." said Carl H. Wallerich, head of the Wallerich Company. "It is merely a part of tho Chrysler program to supply the public with a complete lino of six and four-cylinder cars, all bearing one name and uniform in quality. We will continue to sell and service the Chrysler ‘sß,’ ‘7o’ and ‘Bo’ models.” MOTION PICTURES

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as did Buffalo Bill, making dust out of clay balls with his trusty old rifle, lie can trim all the younger sharpshooters with the big show, too. The Indians and the desperate riders of tho great Cossack circus with 101 Ranch call him "Old Center Shooter.”

MR. FIXIT City Tries Out New Typo Fire Alarms.

lal Mr. Ftxlt pre-sent .vour caw to city officials He is The Times rvprrtentJsUve si the oity hail. Write lum at Tho Timoa. Elimination of the glass Is a feature of anew type of lire boxes now under tost by William Griffis, board of safety electrical engineer, Mr. Fixit learned today. Pull open the front door and pull down a lever Is all that Is necessary. Dear Mr. Fixit: At the corner of Parkway and Madison Aves. is a fire box which has keys to open It. Last night there was a fire in the 300 block on Orange St. I want to ttie drug store to get the key but found I could not get the box open. It must have been rusty. Please see if they can’t put another box there with a glass front so you can get it open. If a fire should break out late at night, or early In the morning, you couldn’t get a key because they are all closed. J. H. AND NEIGHBORS. Griffis has agreed to place a glass In this box. The new type is on trial only. The cost Is said to be high. DEAR MR. FIX IT: We need a coat of oil on Douglass St., from Market St. to Indiana Ave. CITIZEN. Ollinfr streets will not begin until about June 15. Writ© a lino to Mr. Fixit about that date. FORTY PRETTY GIRLS Forty of the prettiest girls in Hollywood were engaged for a garden party scene In Allan Dwan's next big Paramount picture, "Padlockefl.”

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Classical, KSD—Theater KSO—Concert KYW —Studio KDKA—Studio W'BBM—Music WE NR—Popular program dance, WGN—Music. WJJD— Slu.ill). WMAQ—Daw and Pratt WMCA —Music WOAW—Speakers hour WPG —Golf talk, orchestra. WRW—Popular program WRNY—Placers, children s association WTAM —Orchestra. 7:|5 p. M.—WMC—Bedtime stories, 7:30 P. H.—KFRII Sunday School KDKA- Band concert. i’W'X—Studio KPHC—liitiie class WBAP—Sunday School. WBZ—Smtrano. pianist WGN —Light opera "Nsrths.” WHAS—Orchestra WMAQ —Radio photologui. WO R—M usi< •id e WSCI —M uslc. 7:45 pTwf.—kVCO— Music. WHT Mu sica! features 3:00 P. M. WBZ Missing persons. WCCO— Philosophies. music. WDAF orchestra WOBS—Movie broadcast WJaZ--I'anre. opera club, five hours WJR—Orchestra WEAK Orchestra. WMAQ Radio revue WMBB—Orchestra popular program WMCA —Readings old time fiddler. WOAW—"A Step on the Stairs " WOR—Program. WORD —Music WPG—Dance. WRNY—Muslcnle. orchestra WSB—Must:. WSM Barn dance. WTAM—Novelty program. At the Broadway All next week at the Broadway, a colored musical comedy, "Shufflin' Sam from Alabam.” will b© tho offering instead of burlesque. Hoyt Jenkins Is tho chief member of the cast which includes Zudora Johnson. Baby Haines, Johnny Woods and Victor Scott.

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WFBM Merchants Heat and Light (Jo. 268 Meters. Saturday, May 8. SILENT Sunday, May 9. 10:45 —First Presbyterl an Church sfrvlces. 2:oo—Cadle Tabernacle Services. 4:4s—Second Presb yte rian Church services. 5:45 —Organ recital, Charles Hanson. 7:3o—Silent.

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Concert Music 7:3O—KDKA, WGN. 8:00—WORD, WMAQ. B:BO—KPR, WMC. 9:OO—WGN, WJJD. 9:3O—WBAP. 10:00—KFI, KPRC.

10:00 P. M.—KGO—Sports review. KOA —Dance. KKl—Comic opera music. KPRC—Wendell Hall. WAHG—Popular pr. gram. WCCO-—Dance. WEBH—Orch istra. songs WLlß—Danoe popular program. WMCA—Entertainers. 4VOQ —Radio healing service. WOAW—Orchestra. 10:to P. .51.—KOO—Comic opera. “The Mikado.” ; 10:30 P. M.—KTHS—Dance. KTRC Orchestra. WJR—Jesters. WRC—Organ. 10:15 P. M.—WSB—Hired help skylark. 1100 P. M.—KFNF Old-time music. KFT—Classic hour. KFH—Dance WAlU—Organ. WBBM—Popular program. WENR—Frolic. WFAA —Orchestra. ! 11:45 P. M.—WDAF—Nlghthawk frolic. i SUNDAY 7:45 A. M.—WJJD—Catholic services. I 9 A. M. —WWJ—Presbyterian services. I 0:10 A. .41.—WJJD— Protestant services. 10 A. 41.—WHAS—Presbyterian services, choir. 12:30 P. Sl. —WßßM—Classical program. I,P. 41. —WKNIt Classical program. WGN—Organ. WlßO—Classical conI cert WWJ—Orchestra. J P 41.—WENR Moody Bible hour. i WGN—Music. WMBB—Orchestra, popular program. WQJ —Concert. 3 P. 41.—WBBM —Studio. WWJ—Organ. 3:30 P. 41.—KYW—Studio. I P. 41. —KFUO—Lecture, band, chorus. KFAB—Vespers. K4lA—Choir. WBZ —Golden Rule music hour. WDAF V.-sers WEAK —Music. WLlß—Music WOO—Organ. WSUl—Vespers. 4:10 P. 41.-—WCCO - Presbyterian services. KDKA—Children s period; concert. 1:30 P. M. —WCAE Dinner concert. WHAS —Choir, organ, services. WHT— I Concert. Women s Council. 4:45 P. M.—4sCAU—Orchestra.

Filmed in beautiful Samoa with a Mb )/ cast composed entirely of natives—*l IJI \ \ X packed with thrills and adventure—ijg&M Llax4revealing the picturesque life of a and slowly disappearing race, as yet untouched by the white'Tnan’s civilizaSEE THE FASCINATING SIVA-SIVA DANCEI (A Paramount Release) " imperial comedy / \ “A RARE BID” I I FOX NEWS WEEKLY a Wjffja " PetUFIl °fthe popular Op^USt 1 JR] TESTER HUFF,. SOLO INNOVATION “The Evolution of a Melody" HENDERSON & WEBER HARMONY BOYS FROM SONGLAND cy EMIL SEIDEL AND HIS ORCHESTRA

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7 P. M.—PWX—Cuban band. studio. WBZ—Ensemble. WPG—Press flashes, orchestra. WCAU—Music. WJZ—Concert orchestra. 7:15 P. 41.—WEAK Atwater-Kent concert: also WEEI. WCAP. WJAR WGR. WCAE. WSAI, WWJ WOC. WCCO. WGN. WEAR. KSD, WTAG. WOO. WFAA—Cornetist. 7.30 P. 41. — KFNF Christian Church. WHO-—Fourteen Cavalry Band. WSB— Services, WOS Services. Uaptlßt Church. 7:50 P. 41.—KPRC—Science services. 8:00 P. .41. —WCBD—Mixed quartet: brass quartet. WCAU—Ten Californians. WFAA—Baptist services. WHB—Services. WJZ—Violinist, also WGY. WMBB —Orchestra: popular program. WPG— Organ; Women's Trio. 8:15 P. .41.—WGN—Old Music Room. 8:30 P. 41.—KYW Classical concert, WENR —Dance: vocalists. WHT—Request program: back home hour. WORD •Choral singers: Bible lecture. WRW —Music. 8:45 P. 41.—WHN —Orchestra. 8:50 P. 41.—K0A —Services.

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P:00 P, M.—KTils—Scores: saored; muric. KFAB—Orincslra. YVGN —Sam n Henry ; music. WOAW—Chanel nervier' 0:15 P. 41.—KFUO—Lecture: music. KLDS —Stone Church choir: sermon. WCAL —Services. 0:30 P. 41.—KPRC—Players. 0:35 P. 4L—WCCO— Organ. 0:45 P. M. — KGO Service* organ 10:00 P. 41. — KTHS—Frolic: "The Phan tom Voice." KFl—Organ. WHN—En trrtainers. WOC—Little Symphony, soloists. 11:00 P, 41.- KFl—Syncopators and eolo ists KPRC —Organ WBBM—Nutty Club, three hours. WFAA—Orchestra WHO—Little Symphony. 11:15 P. 41. —WHB—Organ; Don Anchor* 12:00 M, —KFI—Orchestra PAULINE IS VERY BUSY Pauline Frederick Is working on "Her Honor, tHe Governor," In which she will star for film booking offices. This timely picture of the womani In politics by Hyatt Daab and Weed Dickinson, Is nearing completion at the F. P. O. Holly wood studios and will be an. early fall release. DIX TAKES VACATION Richard Dix, compelled to suspend work ten days on his picture, "Say It Again,” because of a broken*hand received in a light scene, has re sumed work at the Paramount Long Island studio. “Say It Again” is the final title for the picture formerly called “Ta.ke*a Chance.” MOTION PICTURES

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