Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 220, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1935 — Page 29

NOV. 22, 1035

CHURCHES PLAN UNION SERVICE NEXT THURSDAY All Souls Unitarian Will Be Host to Three Denominations. The annual union Thanksgiving service of the Hebrew Temple, Central Unlverr-alist Church and All Souls Unitarian Church is to be held in All Souls Unitarian Church, 1453 N. Alabama-st, Thursday at 11. Alden G. Alley, European traveler and lecturer on international affairs, is to deliver the address. A memorial service at Trinity Lutheran Church. East and Ohio6ts, is to be held Sunday night at 8, a.' part of the church's sixtieth anniversary celebration. The service is to honor the memory of the 974 members who have died since the dedication of the church in 1875. The Rev. J. I). Matthius to Speak The Rev. J. D. Matthius is to speak and the choir will sing selections from Gaul's "The Holy City.’ In a half-hour concert preceding the service. Clarence Elbert, organist. is to play music by Bach, Faulkes and Nonmeiisen. The Rev. M. W. Clair, resident bishop of the Covington Area M. E. Church, is to speak at the Barnes M F,. Church Sunday morning. One of two Negro bishops elected in 1920, Bishop Clair, has spent much time in Africa as presiding officer of the Liberian Conference. Contestants in the Prince of Peace declamation contest are to furnish the program of the Fletcher Place M E. Church service tomorrow night. Those Competing Those competing are Wilma Lantin. Virginia Taylor, Madeline De Vassy and Esther Kasey. The winner is to receive a bronze medal and will represent the church in a district contest in December. The Rev. E -J Pitts, president of the Indiana Conference of Wesleyan Methodist Churches, is to preach at the Wesleyan Methodist Church, Shelby-st and Hoyt-av, Sunday night, and will preside at the church's business meeting Monday night. This is to be the first official visit by Mr. Pitts to Indianapolis since his election. He was formerly pastor of the North Church, Kokomo. JUNIOR CHAMBER HEAD INDUCTION IS DEC. U Karl W. Halms and Other Officers to Assume Duties Jan. 1. Bn I uni ,i .special EVANSVILLE. Ind.. Nov. 22.—Karl W. Hahns, newly elected Junior Chamber of Commerce president, is to be inducted inio office at a president's ball, Dec. 14. and will assume his duties Jan. 1, officials announced today. Mr. Hahus. a city councilman and insurance agent, will be honored when installation ceremonies are held for the following additional officers: National councilor. Leo Warren; Nice presidents, William Rorison, George Rants and J. Ervin Taylor; treasurer, Dale Cook; secretary, S. Ernest Owens, and ser-geant-at-arms. H. Basil McCoy. Anew director’s board is to consist of the officers and Forrest Condit. Raymond Gocbei and James R. Newcomb.

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Church Services Sunday

BAPTIST Broadway -The R P M Dodrili. .‘.it,hi'.' w"n(n"vou Come to tne End if Fir.t The F' Carl-on W’. Atwater. ! :snt' ' 1 'Man J#vi.- Co-.To No’’ Mats ' I.vndhurvt The Rea C. H Sc hoi £. oaslOi Morn:: g Faithful and Wise Stewards," night. Know the Or.lv True God ' liner T! e Ret George D BilMrmorial The Re George G Ktmcev. pas>or Morning And Be Ye Thankful;'' " Calvary’ The Ret William O. Breedlove, Biess the Lord." CHRISTIAN Downey Avenue—The Rev B P. Johnon. pastor Morning. L<” Us Be Thankin'3o. Central—Th Rev. W. A. Shullenberger, pa -oi. Morning. S O. S. ” Night, OakUndon The R r Lcsue Sparks, pastor Morning. The Cnurch Glorious." night. • The Care for Care." Northwood—The Re. R Meivyn e*r\ it t "Can " We’ Be ’’"Thankful—arid Hone, t‘” Hillside—The Rev Herbert J. Wilson. ary Power of ‘he New Testament Church:" night Whn God Calls a Man a Fool Centenary—The Rev Harry T Bridwell. What’ Does It Mean to Be Saved?” < HRISTIAN SCIENCE All Churches —L' 'on-Sermon. ‘Soul and Body." CHCRCH OF CHRIST East Side—The Rev Hugo McCord, pas:or Morning. Falling from Grace, night Design of Daptism " West Twenlv-ninth Mrrei—Morning and night. I) O Da-is. pea krr. Chadwick Street—Night. Millard Springtill R( II OF GOD ( hurrh nl God—The Rr\ H. A Shervood. pastor Mormnc Our Heavenlv Defenders,” night, "The Man of Galilee." EPISCOPAL All Saints' Cathedral—The Ret Robert C Alexander, vicar. Communion. 7 30. .. school. 9:45 church hour nursery, 10 .ta. morning prayer and sermon. 11. Prince of Peace declamation, a si. Paul's—The Rev. William Burrows, rector. Communion. 8 30. morning prayer and ’rrmnn. 10 45 si. George's—The Rev Francis Tetu. Mcar Communion. 8. church school. 3; Christ Churrh—The Rev. E Ainger Powell, rector Communion. 8. church .school. 3 30. church hour kindergarten, 10 45; morning prayer and sermon. 10.45. EVANGELICAL Broadway—Th" Rrv George S Lozier, pastor. Morning, Our Thank Offering;” night. Prince of Peace oratoric.il contest. Zion—The Ret. Frederick R. Danes, pa. tor. Morning, memorial service, "When the Great Shadow Falls.” LUTHERAN Gethsemane—The Rev. .J, S Albert, pastor. Morning. "Eternal Vigilance." night, program by Gospel Team, Wheeler City Rescue Mission. St. Matthew—The Rev. L. E. Parkier, pastor. Morning. "Stewardship in God's Kingdom;" night, "The Thank Offering Service.” METHODIST EPISCOPAL Roberts Park—The Rev. C. T. Alexander. Morning, "Thanking a Good Father;" night. "A Daugher with Ideals." Broadway—The Rev. Richard M. Millard. pastor. Morning. "Spiritual Resources— A Source of Gratitude;” afternoon, Thanksgiving musical program, sermon topic, "Where Arc the Nine? ’ Trinity—The Rev. J. R. Flanigan, pastor. Morning, "Is There No Balm in Gilead?" night, "The Prodigal Sen and His Return.” Capitol Avenue—The Rov E. Arnold Clegg, pastor. Morning. "Thanksgiving;” night, program by Asbury College Quartet. Wiimore, Ky. st. Paul’s —The Rev. Charles R. Lizenby. pastor. Morning, "Others;” night. He First Loved Us.” Fletcher Place—The Rev Howard G. I.ytle. pastor. Morning. The Joy of Thanksgiving;" night, Prince of Peace rieclamat ton contest. Central Avenue—The Rev Charles Drake Skinner, pastor. Morning. "Safeguarding a Nation:” night. "Dreaming of a Better Life." Blaine Avenue—The Rev. Lemuel G. Carnes, pastor. Morning, address bv Miss Irene Duncan: night, sermon by the pastor. ’ Madison Avenue —The Rev. Charles A. McCullough, pastor Morning. "Petition and Praise:" night. "God Spared Not." East Park—The Rev. R. A. Ulrey. pastor. Morning. "Thanksgiving Day Everyda' ;" night. Dr. S. A. Wood, guest speaker. Edwin Ray—The Rev. R O Mcßae, pastor. Morning, "Thanksgiving. Past and Present " night, "My Home." Meridian Street—The Rev. Abram S. Woodard, pastor. Morning, "Thank God for America " Morris Street—The Rev Rolland L. Dove, pastor. All day Homocoming Dav celebration. Morning, the Rev. John D. Jeffrey, guest speaker: night. Dr. William C. Hartinger, guest speaker^ North —-The Rev. C. A. McPheeters. pastor. Morning. "The After-Shine of Christianity;” night. "Birth of the Bible." MORAVIAN EPISCOPAL Second The Reis George C. Westphal. pastor. Morning. Communion Address, night, the Rev. A. W Miller, guest speaker.

PRESBYTERIAN First—The Re- George Arthur Fran'tc night. Thanksgiving communion* 1 Fairview— The p.e\ Vi-g- D Ragan : Morning.. Gratefulness vs UntVallare Street—The Rev R O V E Muei>r. pastor Morning. A Prnp.e and Then God;" nigh - Miss Elizabeth Taft speaker Irvington—The Rev John E Ferguson pastor. Morning. 400th anniversary. Eng'ish Bible night, religious drama. Prentice The Rev Malcolm D KcNeal. pastor Morning Hail Dressed." afternoon praise service. Meridian Heights—The Rev Sidney Blair Harr., pastor Morning. A Thanksgiving Message. night, religious drama by the Meridian Masquers. Washington Street—The Rev T. J Simpson, pastor Morning. "400 Years of the English Bible ' night. Dr. Dear. E Walker, guest speaker Woodruff Avenue United—The Rev. W C. Ball, pastor. Morning. "The Uncaged Eagle's Last Fligh'.:" light, the Rev. Ernest Evans, secreta'rv Church Federation, speaker. REFORMED Carrolton Avenue—The Rev E G. Homrlghausen. pastor Morning, young people pageant. The chest, of Joash? , night, young people's meeting. UNITARIAN All Souls—The Rev. F S. Wicks, pastor. Morning, The Art of Happiness.” NON- DE N O MIN A TIO NA L Cadle Tabernacle—The Re E Howard ■ Cadle. pastor. Morning, worship and broadea-1 of Nation's FamiL. Fraver Period; night, evangelistic service. Churrh of Positive Christianity—Dr. Austin L. Love, ieader. Morning.' The Creation of Matter.” Missionary Tabernacle— Tile Rev. O'to 'H. Nater pastor. Morning, 'God's Radio Enuipment;" afternoon Four New Things,” 'he Rev. Samuel Thomas, speaker; night, platform meeting West New York Gospel Mission— The Rev. Maud Iliges. pastor Afternoon Bible Truths;" night, "The Great Dav.” the Rev. R, A. McCann, speaker. Unity Truth Center— The Murrel G. Rowell, pastor. Morning, Gratitude Desecularizes.” 1683 NABBED FOR TRUCK VIOLATIONS Fines Total $26,139 Under New Law Since July 1. State police have made 1683 arrests for violation of the new auto truck law since the law took effect July 1, superintendent Donald F. Stiver revealed today. Fines and costs collected amounted to 826,139, which, under the law, have been turned over the local school districts. Violation of the weight provision I requiring registration and license by j the Public Service Commission leacs I the arrests with 355. Other arrests were for improper licenses. 206; failI ure to display flags and flares. 270; overweight, 52; no clearance lights, 58; no operators’ license. 161; im- : proper headlights, 31; no trailer brakes, 14; inadequate brakes, 13. PROGRAM IS ARRANGED BY METHODIST WOMEN Musicale to Follow Dinner at Grace Church Tonight. The Women’s Federation of Grace Methodist Church, Mrs. L. R. Mottern, president, is to present a pro- ; gram at the church tonight. Following a dinner at 6:30, there will be music by the church orchestra. organ and vocal solos and an address, “Power for What?" by Dr. J. M. Walker of Bloomington. Makes Woman Take OfT Shoes Bn L nitcd I'nKn COLUMBUS. 0., Nov. 22.—A bandit who held up Miss Florence j Cochran, not satisfied when he ! found she had no pocketbook, made her take off her shoes to be sure she I had no money secreted there.

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