Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 208, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1935 — Page 8

PAGE 8

MASSED CHOIRS TO PARTICIPATE IN MUSIC FETE

Festival Will Be Held at First Presbyterian Church Sunday. A Chorum of 250, consisting inf the choirs of the First Presbyterian and North M. E. churches of Indianapolis and the Presbyterian choir of Franklin, Ind , is to take part In a Music Festival at the F'irst Presbyterian Church Sunday at 7:30. William Kugel. minister of music at, the North M. E. Church, and George Frederick Holler, minister of music. First Presbyterian Church, are to direct. An organ recital at 7:15 by Miss Gertrude Free is to precede the service. She will play compositions by Clokcy, Harker and Massenet. The program: •'H*rk, the Ycxpcr Hvmn In BGsling" * The Grasmere Carol ' Somervell •’O Praise the Name of the Lord' Tschtikow'kv “A Legend” * Prune Ye th laird In Heaven" Arensky "A Song In Praise of the Lord of Heav en 1 . Nagler •'On Not far from Me ' . ... Zlngarelh •'Slumber Song of the Infant Jeans'* Gevaert “O Savior Sweet” ... Bach •'Ye Watchers and Ye Holv Ones' Mrs. D. H. Firtout, teacher and superintendent in the primary department of the West Washington Presbyterian Church for more than 50 years, is to be honored at a reception Tuesday night in the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church by children’s workers of Indianapolis churches. Pastors and Sunday school superintendents are to ho guests. Mrs. Bob Shank, chairman of the Marion County Children's Division Work Committee, is in charge, assisted by the following: Miss Emma Hridergott, First Reformed Church; Mrs. C. E. Wolcott, Central Christian Church; Mrs. Lewis Burck ,St. Johns Evangelical Church; Mrs. William Moore, Lvnhurst, Baptist Church; Mrs. Mae Waggoner, Nazarene Church; Miss Mabel Glittery, F’irst Presbyterian Church; Mrs. W. A. Hutchings, Fairview Presbyterian Church; Mrs. Howard Pugh, Grace M. FT. Church; Mrs. Harry Rominger, Moravian Church. Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht is to address the Central Christian Church men’s club at the monthly dinner meeting Friday night, Nov. 15, at the church, Delaware a,id Walnut-sts. Mr. F’euerlicht is to speak on “Long and Short Views of Life.” James Gilbreath, tenor, is to sing, accompanied by Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs and members of the Brownlee School of Music. “The Chest of Joash.” a pageantliturgy based on an Old Testament incident, is to feature the Sunday morning service at Centenary Christian Church, 11th and Oxforclsts. Members are to make pledges for the coming year. Armistice Day is to be observed Monday noon at Christ Church on the Circle with a special Requiem Eucharist for the souls of World War victims. Past Miami Street Pilgrim Holincxx Mission—The Rev. L N. Trotter, pastor. Afternoon service. 2:30, night, 7.30. Northwood Christian The Rev Melvyn Thompson, pastor. Morning, "The Funny Side of War.” st. George's episcopal —The Rev Francis Tetu. vicar Morning, Communion, 8; church school. 9; sermon, 10, night, prayer service, 8. Irvington Presbyterian—The Rev. John B Ferguson, pastor. Morning. ' The Wora of Christ for Armistice Day "; night. Dr. Merlvn A. Chappel, speaker. McFdian Heights Presbyterian —The Rev. Sidney iiair Harry, pastor. Morning. •'Where Peace Must Begin"; night, young peoples' meeting. Fast Park M. E.— The Rev. R. A Ulrev, pastor Morning. "Confession"; night. Almost Bui Lost." St. Matthew Lutheran —The Rev. L C. E. erklcr pastor. Morning, "Where in a Man Should Be Loyalty”: night, "Sorrow Is Continually Before US,” Church of the Natural Science of Life— Services at Hotel Lincoln, Sunday night. All Souls Unitarian The Rev . F. S F. Wicks, pastor. Morning, War Or Peace." Washington Street M. E. — The Rev L. H Kendall, pastor. Morning. "Too Big a Load", night. Finding Out Yourself." Rl\cr Avenue Baptist —The Rev. George P Bilk-isen. pastor. Morning. "A Message of Good Will"; night. The Realty of Calvary to the Believer." Broadway Evangelical The Rev, George S Loner, pastor. Morning, "Washing Our Hands." Unity Truth o-iter—'The Rev. Muriel G Powell, pastor. Morning. "America's Nved." University Park Christian The Rev. S Grundy Fisher, pastor. Morning, I BoJicve in Jesus' Way of Life"; night, "Can We End War?" Seventh Presbyterian Men's Bible Class. Samuel Garrison, leader. Morning •'Personal Responsibility." Hillside Christian— The Rev. Herbert J Wilson, pastor. Morning. Restoring the Missionary Message of the New Testament Church', night, "A Clever Rogue.” Memorial Baptist The Rev. George G Kimsev. pastor. Morning. Rep. Ludlow's Referendum"; night, special service—4ooth anniversary of English Bible. Immanuel Reformed—The Rev. Herbert F Weckniuettcr. pastor. Morning "Heaven s Morning Breaks Dr. Edward Haines Xistler, guest speaker. St. Paul's Episcopal The Rev. William Burrows. rector. Communion. 8 30 church school, morning prayer and setmon. 10.45. Blaine Ave. M. F — The Rev. Lemuel G Karnes, pastor Morning. Revival , night evangelistic service. North M. E. -The Rev. C. A. McPhee--5f rs - pastor. Morning. "The Road to Peace ; night, "To Seek and 3ave." Church of God -The Rev, H A Sherwood pastor. Morning. "The Unselfishness of Christ night. The Transforming Power of Christ." ” All Saints' Cathedral The Rev. Robert C Alexander, virar Communion 7 30church school. 9 45: church hour nursery. 10:45; sermon. 11.

STOP! Why Fear Tooth BRIDOEi), Extracting? crowns Tr _ PLATES. : m. * ALL OTHER WATCH REPAIRING • Main Spring mm • Cleaning 1% || * • New Crystal ww SACKS BROS. LOAN CO. 306-308-310 Indiana Ave. !

Fancy pattern rayon lK>se; reinforced heels and toes. 1 •< so p OQ- CC. Boys’ Broadcloth Shirts ijF I Jg °° c jgfy^ ; j£C' - . 1 1 ■ 11 K A Is, x One-piece tii'k-st if eh jm . I | v U & v - Hki % i '' ~,, .... ... c p. jy : TAloks j RAINCOATS %k?rts‘ S J-T'V'N Collar-attached styles. They're Lt $1,84 fcfAvW ’l/T 5t.24 j JHEHBjjHB While c A v \ %?w. color and excellently tailored. Stock ™ Men S Cotton Shirts, Drawers They H Clean-up B •*jjfe >5 1 up now at these rock-bottom prices. Hp , avy ri ™’ ed / P Heavy ribbed cotton shirts and- Last I Bargain H TEllSafcM mJ3*Skssg%m sues mon. srw;i A .1 an si KS 48c | Wmßßm * _ I "SSSTIBf I Boys SUITS&O COATS A Smashing FI dLACIvb ) if*# ■ LEATHER i JSL , Lowest Prlce for Saturday Bay on 1 .98f imfl JACKETS I Fancy Mixtures CAQQ Budget V< i window panM /ylined knickers, IB Plan . p Jrllk. checks. Sizes 29 l HI it* Ji idt?) S. worsted bottoms, j\r JA l^f H | boys'b^suiSsLb ffpj; ’ i s °ur lowest price ever tweed patterns! Also blue cheviot or oxford gray. Sizes Bto % 'f i Boys’ Lumber Jac LINED KNICKERS ; FS SHI O H FSV OT6 and Shoes lilliilHi '*”*•”* *• ”** v |: OVERALLS BiM ' TWEED iw . Qft t' .'I ' Navv blue or tan suede „ J £ Straight leg tweed pants in II BC I " leather Sturdy j cloth overalls. Sizes 3 to 8. Jr sizes 4 to 6 only. | Sizes 6 to 11. | soles and heels. V *► ifc tflU MffmJ -’KERCHIEFS ;• GLOVES NECKWEAR Silk SCARFS K'j:\\\ for XM V 311-325 WEST WASHINGTON ST. W . ' ir patterns QO. : i> 0 C i: .V.*., tli UU C HMIV.’, 40 C !| *fOC and naTT * buj-8. print gcarf*. I ' •

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

NOV. 8, 1935