Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1962 — Page 7

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CHURCH EVENTS

Continued from Pape 6 are we’come to join us by sending j the number of desired reservations i to me or V. C. Joi.es in care of | h77 Udell, on a postcard whic h | must be mailed by Jan. J8. All | seats are reserved.

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The Lord’s Supper will be served next Sunday at New Bethel Baptist Church at 11 a.m. an 1 8 n m. Dr. F. Benjamin Davis, pastor, will be in charge.

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Mr. Zion and Lastside Baptist churches are among those serv ng milk and donuts to chiurh s-hoo’ children since so many come with out breakfast. The YWA will have its sixtl annual service Sunday afternoon at 3:30 p m. at New Bethel Baptist Church.

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Thanks to those church c'erks who send me a bulletin each week :o keep me posted on respective church activities.

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Rev. J. H. Vrawley of For Wayne, blind field worker for the Indiana Baptist State Convention was guest sneaker Dec. 31 at Greater St. Mark Baptist Church Elis wonderful wife' accompanied

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Miss ’Ruth Winters is the new (organist for the Senior Choir o' "^irst Baptist Church. North In ianapolis. She also plays for th« issionarv Chorus and is director the Children’s Choir and as distant director of music for th childrens’ department of the Sen r Woman’s National Baptist Convention of America. ' ♦ * * Indianapo’is churches are want to give support to our Week y School of Religion. Give a ation this week * * i Birthday greetings to mv fathei. i v. S. S. Thomas who will ce’e j te his 70th birthday and to J ^rs. Sarah Wagner’ on her 93rd ' ’rthdav. May you both see manv i jmore. They arc members of First j oaptist Church, North Indianan- i alis. Many of you have called to in-

quire# about Rev. Burford Eckle. who is now living in San Francisi co where he has resided since the National Baptist Convention. Yoi may reach him at the YMCA Ho tel, 341 Kust.

Atty. Thomas Crowdus will bt guest speaker Sunday at 3:30 n.m at P e n i c k Chapel AME Zion Church- Mrs. Fiorina Sutton is program chairman. * * * ' The p'cknic committee of First Baptist Church, North IndianapRECORDER—10 dis, had a New Year’s fellowship dinner in the church dining room Saturday. Miss Ruth Winters con iuctdd games and V. C. Jones Jr •bowed movies. Mrs. Marie Fro - man was chairman. \ ' * * * Since this is “Universal Prayer Week” and ntany of you as-^shut-ins cannot attend church and feel the need of prayer, why not dial the Trinity CME Church prayer phone WA. 4-5689. The members and the minister, Rev. James Cummings, welcome your calls. The Clifton Avenue Baptist Mission has been organized at 2860 Clifton. Rev. S. E. Amour is new minister coming to the city from Danville. Ky., where he pastured the Clifton Baptist Church for eight years and the First Baptist Church at Perryville. Ky. Rev. Amour is a graduate of Simmons University af Louisville and holds a B.I). degree. * * CORRECTION: The Nurses Aid f New Baptist Church had its Hmstmas dinner in the home of -Jr. and Mrs. Albert Edelen, rath•r + hnn at Central Hospita'. The Nurses group entertained ”2 patients at Central earlier. The Older Youth, Yotmg Adult v cllowship’s fourth annual anni .ersary dinner has been set for ' atueday, Jan. 20. Make reservations now by calling Miss Cath erino Carter at the Church Fed ration. Pastors needing program folders for P-oy Sco'ut Week should call ‘he Scout office at once—Me. [ 4-7391—a limited quantity is avail- !

Jas. Hopkins Installed As Worshipful Master Of Meridian Lodge

JAS. HOPKINS James Hopkins, 3262 Ralston, was installed as worshipful mas Lei >f Meridian Lodge No. 33 at core monies held recently at the lodge home, 653 N. West. Mr. Hopkins, long active in Ma mnic affairs, succeeds Grady B Hinkle, Sr. in the post. Other newly elected officers ine’uds Janies Hockett. senior warlen; Leo Robinson, junior warden; Lucian Patton, secretary; Grady 8. Hinkle Sr. treasurer; Isaac F h r e t e Jr., assistant-secretary; Wayne Bowins, senior deacon; Leo Pittman, junior deacon; Rudolph Chestnut, senior steward; Schoef Lield Bowins, junior stew'ard; Rev. George Tate, chaplain; Alexander Neal, tyl-er; John Keys, chairman if trustees, Jesse S. Harding, pubic relations director, and Andrew Linton, chairnyan, morals and char icter committee.

able. * * •:< The department of chi'drens’ work uf the Indiana Council of Churches will meet ?donday at the Inter Church Center. 1622 N. Meridian at 10 a.m. Airs. Doris Demaree is chairman ''he will report on the National Council meeting hel 1 in October Officers will be elected.

Recorder Charities Final Reports Are Released

DR. GUY L. GRANT

CAN COLLECTIONS FOR 1961

Dr. Guy L. Grant John Slaton Troop No. 189 Mr. Frank Holloway John Folsom Troop No. 285 Robert Buckner— Troop 102 Grand Total

18.17 21.66 66.46 14.22

ROBERT BUCKNER

TROOP 102

40th St. Barber Shop Adams Market Harry Radliflf, 711 Super

Market

Smith’s Grocei’y

Griffin Variety Store

Howard Drugs Winston Drugs John Potter, Jr. 40th St. Bakery

Nate & Harry’s 40th St. Bar

B d: B Variety Store

Doyle’s Eat Shop

«l9onnl Rainbow Tavern $1 ’00 j Rainbow Liquor Store

Bob’s Liquor Store Baird’s Cleaners

Ferguson’s Shell Service

Walker Drug Store

M & M Liquor Store Monte Grille Restaurant Ethical Prescription Lab.

TT~TT7 1 Launderette

$249.51 The piace tQ piay

Bradshaw Cleaners

White Front Market

Fogel’s Men’s Wear

Medias Loan Royal Grille Wides Market

Pick & Choose Cafe Georgia Walker Beauty Shop

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.14 .66

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DINNER-PARTY HONORS MAN ON 78TH BIRTHDAY A lovely buffet dinner-party honored Charles G. Harper on his 78th birthday Tuesday at 1606 W. 64th. He is the grandfather of George A. Taylor. Guests were Frances Thomas, Max F. Stribling and Air. and Mrs. Fred S. Revere.

DR. GUY L. GRANT Robey’s Cafe $

Quality Service Ollie’s Tavern

Senate Aye. Billiard Parlor Mrs. Tuckei’s Barber Shop Bob Young’s Billiard Parlor Quality Beauty Shop 13th St. Billiard Parlor Mar-Kee Package Liquors Palm’s Beauty Salon Greater .Indpls. Elks Lodge Regal Flower Shop Mid Way Barber Shop Ford Beauty Shop Winchester Variety Store

Chicken Shack

Packagy Liquor Store Northwestern Pharmacy Jefferson Dry Cleaners Joe’s Liquor Store Bruce’s Grocery Store Northwestern Fish Market Paris Beauty Salon

Bundle's Cafe

Northwestern Poultry Alignon’s Beauty Salon Demijohn Liquor Store Northwestern Paint Store Spurling Clark’s Pharmacy Package Liquor Store Smitty’s Liquor Store Jessie’s Home Cooking

Oscar’s Loan Co.

George’s Service Shop Sunshine Beauty Shop Sewell Shoe Repair Shop Mrs. Williams Tailor Shop

Barbeque Lunch

Ernest Ryan’s Tailor Shop Louella’s Beauty Shop Speights Bros. Barber Shop

Barbeque Heaven

Charm House Barbeque Marble Palace Barber Shop

1.50 1.49

.53 Taylor’s Restaurant 1.711 La vogue rieauty Shop 2.17 | Lockefield Liquor Store 1.36 Colonial Cleaners .55 799 Liquor Store

Perkins Grille

Harris Liquor Store Package Liquor Store Dandridge Barber Shop Lockefield Drug Store Jack’s Poultry Store

114 Buckner’s Restaurant 5.36 i Lockefield Dry Goods •93 | Mattie’s Beauty Salon

$14.22

3.72 4.61 4.04 2.94 2.29

.77

2.55 1.68

.55 .94

6.00

.99

1.12

.59

2.50 3.25 2.44 1.65

.46

1.59 1.62 2.73 1.64 1.92 1.71

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I—Legals

Howard R. Hooper, Atty. PETITION TO SELL REAL State of Indiana, Marion County ss: In the Probate Court of Marion County In the State of Indiana Estate Docket No. E61-1037 EARLY TAYLOR, Administrator of the Estate of Samuel Taylor, deceased. Plaintiff, VS. - 4

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Early Taylor, Administrator of the estate of Samuel Taylor, deceased, Early Taylor, heir of Samuel Taylor, deceased, Mary Taylor, Walter Taylor, Davidella Taylor, Lennie Taylor, Hugh Taylor, Irene Taylor, Samuel E. Taylor, Jr. Reves Taylor Beatrice Armstead and Armstead, her husband, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, and Harry Armstead

and

Armstead, his wife, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff,

Defendants.

BE IT KNOWN, That on the 2 gg ; 27th day of December, 1961, the above named plaintiff, by his atV, torneys, filed in the office of the 1 gO Clerk of the Probate Court of 2'47 Marion County, in the State of ., 201 Indiana, his petition against the 7 2 j- above named defendants and the o'cit said plaintiff having also filed in 72 I said Clerk’s office the affidavit of

.33 .51 .49 .70

7.21 1.33 2.20 3.51

.74 .48 .65

.2.82 1.47

.35 .70

1.33 7.23 1.62

.25 .70

1.10

.65 .14 .46

4.66

Chew & Chat Restaurant Sara’s Beauty Salon Girlies Glamor Bar Pope’s Dairy Bar

No Name No Name

United Laundry Tally Ho Variety Store Mar Sue Liquor Store Geonre Hayes 40 Minute

Cleaners

Mrs. Dorothy Thomas Steve’s Liquor Store

No Name

West Side Beauty Shop 901 Tavern Arlene’s Record Shop Package Liquors Wickliffe Cleaners Addie Jenkins & Barbara Coleman Service Cleaners Package Liquor Store Tyler’s Variety Store 10th St. Tavern

• 40 Anna Belle’s Liquor Store

1.08 2.14 1.64 „ -80

.68

1.01 2.17 1.57 2.01

.45

4.46

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Sugar’s Sugar Bowl Total

3.85 .50 .93 2.57 1.45 1.36 .59 .07 1.15 1.39 1.89 4.00 3.13 1.65 .92 .78 1.79 1.36 3.19 1.03 1.89 1.88 3.68 .42 3.84 .74

a competent person, showing that the residence* of the defendant, upon diligent inquiry, is unknown, and the defendants, Walter Taylor and Lennie Taylor, Route No. 2, Caimpbellsville, Kentucky and Beatrice Armstead and her husband— Armstead, who Christian name

Judge N. F. Arterburn Norman F. Arterburn, judge of the Indiana Supreme Lourt an-, nounced this week that he will be a candidate to succeed himself on the bench of the state’s highest court. Judge Arterburn, a resident of Vincennes, will be a candidate from the First Supreme Court District. Prior to his election to the Supreme Court, he was a practicing attorney in Vincennes for more than 25 years. Married ahd the father of three daughters, Judge Arterburn has long been active in Indiana State Bar Affairs, and has served on the Board of Managers of the Association. A 1923 GRADUATE of Indiana University, he received his law degree from the University of Chicago in 1926. During 1949 and 1953-54 he was a visiting professor. in the Law School at Indiana University. Active in civic and community affairs, Judge Arterburn is a past president of the Vincennes Charrtber of Commerce, Vincennes Ki- i wanis Club and Good Samaritan Hospital Board. Judge Arterburn, in announcing his candidacy, stated that his docket of cases is up-to-date and he has no “back-log.”

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JOHN SLATON TROOP No. 189 Clark’s Drug Store $ .31 American Fletcher Bank 1.26 Barber Shop 1.09 Mr. & Mrs. L. Lunderman 2.00 The Greene Family .86 2.00 l Walgreen Drug Services 1.99 3.07 | Sam’s Barber Shop .38 .81 ! Regal Food Store 1.51 mm | Fame Laundry .58 Murdock Drug Store .57 Beauty Supply Shop .83 1 5 Hour Cleaners .73 j Ace Hardware Store .46 Ind. Sales Supply .95 Standard Station .77

Shoe Repair Shop

Gulf Station Slaton Family

is unknown to. plaintiff, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania and Harry Armstead and Armstead, his wife whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, are not residents of the State of Indiana, and that said cause of action is to sell the real estate of Samuel Taylor, deceased to pay debts and that the defendants are necessary parties thereto and whereas said plaintiff having by endorsement on said petition inquired said defendants to appear in said Court, and answer or demur thereto on the 12th day

of March, 1962.

NOW, THEREFORE, by order of said Court, said defendants last above named are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said petition against them and that unless they appear and answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause on the 12th day of March, 1962, the same being the 7th judicial day of a term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House in the City of Indianapolis, on the 1st Monday in March, 1962, said petition and the matters and things therein comtained and alleged, will heard and determined in

absence.

Plainfield

PLAINFIELD — A book report on South America given by Mrs. Gwyn Fisher highlighted the recent meeting of tire Missionary Society in the home of Mrs. Virginia Ross. The report preceeded a solo rendered by Mrs. Rose Swarn and remarks by Mrs. G. Cottee. The next meeting is scheduled for the first Friday in February with Mrs. Joan Freeland. MR. AND MRS. Louis Russell recently entertained friends with a holiday party in their home. MEMBERS OF the Home Craft Economics Club were entertained" recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Williams of Danville, Ind. MR. AND MRS. Robert Wilson spent the Christmas holidays visiting relatives in Kokomo. OTIS CULLINS spent hi# Christmas holidays visiting his daughter, Mrs. Robert Brown and family in Prospect, Ky.

Church Women Plan Workshop At Mt. Zion The annual missionary workshop of the 500-member Indianapolis * Council of United Church Women will be held Friday, Jan. 26, at .> a.m. in Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Rev. R. T. Andrews is host pastor. Mrs. Robert Purkiss is president and Mrs. Floyd Whipple is leadership chairman. All missionary workers, promotional secretaries, ministers’ wives, presidents and treasurers of each Society are urged to attend. Dinner reservations are 75 cents. All should be made by Jan. 22. Chi'd bare will be provided at no cost and arrangements can be made the same time as reservations. • 1 Reservations should be made to the following denominational represen latives: Mrs. P. D. Lewis, Baptist, Wa. 3-2963; Mrs. Nora Beck, Methodist, Ch. 4-0221; Mrs. Fred Gillespie, United Presbyterian, Me. 2-5024 and Mrs. B. H. Stafford, Disciples, Me. 7-1949. Choir Is Feted At Gala Partly I The Junior Choir of First Baptist Church, North Indianapolis, was feted at a party given by the, director and sponsors in the n6m£ of ME and Mrs .Thomas Parker. Hostesses were Miss Rlith Winters, director; Mesdames Evelyn barker, Willie J. Moore and Susie Batie, sponsors and Alfreda Thur-

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New Minister At Church Of God

Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch—Relieves Pain

jWA. 5-4207 or ME. 9-3466 JOHN W. ARMSTEAD, M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Services By; Appointment Only 2140 N. Capitol Avenue Phones Office ME. 4-4171 Residence WA. 6-3409 Office Hours Mon.. Tues., Fri., 12-2; 7-8 P.M. Wed., Sat. 10-12 A.M. Thurs., 12-2 P.M. DR. EZRA D. ALEXANDER Physician and Surgeon Suite 303-4-5 Walker Rldg. - Residence, 2930 Boulevard Place

BEN L. DAVIS, M.D. Genito-U rinary Diseases and Surgery 2426 NORTHWESTERN AVE. WA. 4-2211 Res. AT. 3-5006

ME. 4-0341 Office Hours: 9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. DR. JAMES H. FOSTER, S.T. Mental and Nervous and Chronic Diseases 359Indiana Avenue

New York, N. Y. (Special) — For the first time science has found a new healing substance vdth the astonishing ability to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain — without surgery. In one hemorrhoid case after another,“very striking improvement” was reported and verified by a doctor’s observations. Pain was„relieved promptly. And, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction or retraction (shrinking) took place. And most amazing of all — this improvement was maintained in cases where a doctor’s observations were continued over a period of many months! In fact, results were so thortrugh that sufferers were able to make such astonishing state-

ments as "Piles have ceased to ha a problem!" And among theoo sufferers were a very wide variety of hemorrhoid conditiona, some of 10 to 20 years’ StandingAll this, without the use of narcotics, anesthetics or astringents of any kind. The secret la a new healing substance (BioDyne®)— the discovery ©* m world-famous research institution. Already, Bio-Dyne is in

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ME. 4-5739 DR. GUY L. GRANT Dentist Hours 10 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Wednesday 10 A.M.-l P.M. 406‘/z North Senate Ave. Indianapolis 4, Ind.

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Suite 203-4-5 Walker Bldg. Hours: 2-5, 8-10 P.M. Daily Sunday By Appt, 7-9 P.M. DR. L. A. LEWIS 4-2674 Res.: WA. 3-2617

REGINALD A. BRUCE, M.d! 848 Indiana Avenue Office Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 1-5, 7-9 P.M. Wednesday, 10 AJVf. to 12 Noon Saturday, 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. ME, 4-4421

ME. 2-9478 Res. AT. 3-4779 5EORGE H. RAWLS, M.D. Practice Limited to GENERAL SURGERY 1540 Columbia Avenue By Appointment Only

ME. 4-6232 Res.: AT. 3-3323 Hours: 1-5, 6-8 P.M. Daily Except Wednesday PAUL A. BATTIES, M.D. Physician and Surgeon 2142 N. Capitol Ave. WA. 6-7900 Res.; WA. 6-7900 DR. J. A. TOMPKINS f DENTIST 344 W. 30th Street Hours 9-4 — 5-8 P.M. Sunday By Appointment

JOHN T. YOUNG, M.D. Office: ME. 2-9479 Rea.: ME. 1-6714 Diseases of Infants and Children 2628 Koehne St. Daily 1:00 to 7:00 P.M. Saturday 10:00 to 2:00 P.M.

DR. B< A. OSBORNE By Appointment Only Chiropractor 2631 N. Capitol WA. 6-9374

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Edna T’s Beauty Salon Cannon’s Variety Store

Club 27

Mooney’s Shoe Repair Shop Fame Laundry Bill’s Package Liquors Deluxe Shoe Repair Shop Vickie’s Beauty Salon Cheathams Northside Barber Shop Benjamin Franklin’s 5 & 10c Store North 40 Minute Cleaners Bakers Barber Shop Concannon Cleaners Paul’s Dept. Store Hollander’s Big 10 Market Jennings Meat Market O’Banion’s Regal Market Lobraico’s Drug Store Golden Hill Cleaners Housewares Hardware Shop Dr. John C. Brown, D.D.S. Hall’s Drugs Segal Bros. Big 10 Market

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The following pledges will be .1 1 offered for sale on Jan. 7, 1962, .891at 9:30 A.M. (D.S.T.) at Oscar’s .49 | Loan Office, Ipc., 356 Indiana Ave2.50 nue, Indianapolis, Indiana, as per

1 the law of he General Assembly

$18.17 i of the State of Indiana. in 7 60, 1«!*S6!»; 0/11/60, 168873; 10/8/60, 1.68072; 0 8/60, 160370: 1/9/60, 160353; 1" 11/no, 1(.'.t:i62; 10/28/60, 168383: lit rii 6*1, 168010; 7/11/60, 160672; ■ 2i no. 160417; 8/17/60, 160378;

Rev. James Hawkins is the new minister at the Church of the Liv-

ing God, 2459 Ethel.

Before ms appointment he was for several years minister of the Parkland Temple Church of the Living God at Louisville. He will i be assisted in his work here by

their his wife ’ Mrs - Dora Hawkins and

j son and daUghter-in-law, Mr. and 12-3n-f,l-Tr;Mrj. Clarence Hawkins. j Kev. Hawkins serves as publicity

| chairman for the Church of God

Ministers Seminary and is a student at the Central Baptist Theo-

logical Seminary.

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JOHN FOLSOM TROOP No. 285 No Name $ 1.92 Triangle Liquors 2.18 McKinstry Ice Cream 2.75 Parkview Barber Shop 4.39 Regal Store 3.22 Fish Market 2.63 Barber Shop 1.50 John Folsom Shop , 4.62 No Name . .31 Wicklitf Cleaners .65 I. G. A. Market .39 Licbtenberg .48 No Name * 1.14 Yande.s Tavern 5.22 Music Shop 2.35 Eastside Fruit Market 1.52 Harold s Men’s Wear 1.93 Armin Graui’s Dept. Store .27 Big 10 Super Market 1.37 Crosby's Drug Store 1.76 Elite Cleaners 1.11 Sam’s Super Market 3.09 Green’s Barber Shop 1.15 Hilltop Beauty Salon .38 Collins Drugs 2.77 No Name i:93j Fafoure’s Market .64 ! Sam’s Liquor Store .26 Toney’s Tavern 1.10 Walter’s Cleaners • 2.38 j Henry’s Pool Room .42 ! Club 13 .61! Eastside Liquors 1.60 ; 19th St. Liquor Store 1.23 ! Grahn’s Market .59 | Douglass Park Drugs. 1.69 Danzig’s .38 McElroy’s 1.93 Pharmacy (Eastside) 2.06 Park Liquor Store .61

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The Eastern Chapel as shown above is not an institution run nor owned by any other Mortuary. It is owned and controlled by a group of both white and colored. This is the first integrated institution of it 7 s kind in the city or state. y We have been discussing and fighting for integration for years, now we have it, not in words but in reality. We as a people must wake up to the fact that the time has come and now is that we must in some way match the other man's dollar, if not one hundred per cent, at least twenty five per cent before We con get the recognition we so desire. This institution gives to every citizen an opportunity to put integration to work. We extend to every citizen Greetings for the New Year. Mark Bailies, President; Oscar O. Grundy, General Manager; Rev. David B. Dudley, First Vice President and Public Relations; , t Joseph Malodf, Secretary-Treasurer.