Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 147, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1926 — Page 18

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SPECIAL MUSIC ARRANGED FOR j TWOSERVICES Tabernacle Presbyterian to Observe Anniversary Sunday. The choir of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Chrch, Thirty-Fourth and Central Ave., have arranged special music for the seventy-fifth anniversary of the church to be held Sunday. The morning services the choir ■will sing excerpts from Rosinl's Stabat Mater. The program will be as follows. —11:00 A. M.— Organ Prelude —"Magnificat" Saint-Saens Quartet —“I Have Longed for Thy Salvation” (Stabat Mater) ChoriUß-*—"lnfiammatus". (Stabat Mater) Mrs. kinnaird and Choir. Quartet —“Hear l?s. Lord''.(Stabat Mater) —7:4ft P. M.— The Motet "Gallia” arranged for soprano soloist and chorus will be sung the first part of the service. _ _ The Rev. W O. Thompson. D. D. LLD., moderator; of General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of the U.,,8. A. will be the speaker at both services. The quartet is composed of Mrs. Flopence Kinnaird. soprano: Miss Norma France, contralto: Mr. Flovd M. Chafee. tenor Mr Fred Newell Morris, bass and director; Mr. Paul R. Matthews, organist. * * * SPECIAL SERMONS ANNOUNCED BL PASTOR ‘‘The Naked Truth” will be the subject for a ‘‘triology of plain talk Sunday evening sermons” by Edmond Merlin at the 7:45 o’clock ‘‘peoples’ service” of the First Evangelical Church, New York St., corner of East St. The generil theme Is based upon the words of James Russell Lowell. ‘‘Men In earnest have no time to waste in patching fig leaves for the naked truth.” The three particular subjects are: Sept. 26. ‘‘What Men Do In the Dark.” Oot. 3, “Calling a Spade a Spade.” Oct. 10, “Thinking White.” i On the same Sundays, at the morning worship period, 10:40, a trilogy of morning sermons la announced on the general theme, “Sane Sermons on Neglected Subjects.” The first of these, next Sunday morning, takes up “The Scriptural Meaning of Christian Perfection; What Is the Goal of the Christian Life?” * * * Albert Stump of Indianapolis, an attorney, Democratic nominee for United Stntes Senator from Indiana, Will give the principal address tomorrow night at the fourteenth annual home-coming at McCordsvllle, Jnd., northeast of Indianapolis. Mr. Stump will speak on “Home Ties.” The Rev. Julius Pfiffer, pastor of the McCordsvllle First Methodist Episcopal Church, will preach at the morning sedvice to be held in the church. A basket dinner will be served in the basement of the church at noon. An “experience meeting” will be held in the afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. Special music has been provided for the all-day program. S. E. Prater, 950 N. Gray St., former resident of McCordsville, is president of the association. Mrs. Nora Girt of McCordsville is secretary treasurer. Mrs. Mabel Vail of McCordsville Is assistant secretary treasurer. * * * THE REV. CHRISTIAN O. WEBER, pastor of Moravian Episcopal Church, will preach on the theme “The Father's Business" at the Sunday morning service at 11 o'clock. In the evening at 7:45 he will preach on "Fair Play With God.” * * * AT/ HILLSIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday morning the pastor, Homer Dale will preach on

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