Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1963 — Page 7

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Mt. Zion Baptist Church At 35th and Graceland Avenue

Rev^ R. T. Andrews, Sr., Pastor Rev. L. F. Frvin. Jr.. Asst. Pastor SrNDAV, JULY 28 8 a.m. - Sermon RpV. IIOSFY O. HICKMAN 11a m. - Sermon jREV. J. W. ROBINSON Mothers’ room where mothers may l)i iii|| their hal>ies undisturbed. Facilities and conveniences for attcnlipu to babies near. Nurse in at U* trance. You^tre urged to stop for a mommas prayer in the Wayside Chapel on the lirdh Street side of the ehurch.

REV. E. T. JOHNSON Of Mt. Moriah liaptist Church Will Ke Speaker For W’estside /one Members SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH 7(11 N. West St., SUNDAY, JULY 28, 3 p.m. •Urs. Amelia Woolfolk, Pres. Rev. f'. V. Jetter, Pastor

“ALL VISITORS AND HOME FOLK WOrta.i^.* AJf 1X£~ FIRST FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH 960 W. 3J«* St. WA. 3-6667 ORDER OF SERVICE Sunday School 9:30 A.M* Morning Worship .. IAi00 A.M. Free Baptist Leafue 6:30 P.ifEvening Worship .J 7:30 P.M. Rev. Cecil Half, Pastor

HILLSIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH CENTER 1731 Ingram Ave. ME. 2^4988 Sun., July 28: Bible School— 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship— 10:45, Sermon by Pastor Barber, from the viewpoint of “The Bear”

3 p.m.—Pastor A. J. Ijames of Peoples Temple accompanied by choir.

Wm. J. Barber, Pastor - Director

CORINTHIAN BAPTIST 721 E. North at Fulton

Sunday Sehool .. Morning Worship

9:30 a. m. 11:00 s. m.

B.Y.P.U 6:30-7:30 p. m. Evening Services 7:30-8:30 p. m. Rev. Stephen Wells. Pastor

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839 S. MERIDIAN ST. Hours: 9 A.M. ;o 10 P.M. Located for the first time in Indianapolis.

INDIANA BAPTIST CHURCH Walnut and Douglass Sts. Presents MRS. MILDRED DILLARD WHITE In A Musical Recital SUNDAY, JULY 28—8 p.m. Mrs. Christina Word, Sponsor Rev. E. R. Gatewood, Minister

Carter Memorial Pqy$Tfikl*taT« Pastor and Wife, July 31-Aug. 4th

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REV. ESTEE ADAMS “If with pleasure you are view ing any work a man is doing, if von like him and love, tell him now,” is the slogan for the members of the Carter Memorial Baptist ( hutch, 853 W. Roaehe Street. The members will pause to honor their pastor and his faithful wife, Rev. and Mrs. Estee Adams on ihe fifth anniversary with appreciation service July 31 through

AMF ZION ' Churches • JONES TABERNACLE Blackford & Michigan Sts. • MESSIAH TEMPLE 16th At Cornell St. 9 ST. PAUL 1116 Udell St.

EPISCOPAL CHURCHES

CATHEDRAL ON THE CIRCLE Sunday Services 8, 9 \5, 11, 12:30

St. Philips 702 North West Street Services: 8 and 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion 9:30 a.m. Church School

All SainN 1559 Central Avenue 7:30 Low Mass 9:15 Sung Mass Confession Sat. 5:00 P.M.

WANDERING TRAVELERS TRAVELING INNERLIG11TS GOSPEL SINGERS Will Render A Full Musical Program Sunday, July 28—8 p.m. BUGGS TEMPLE CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST 2313 N. Alabama St. The Public Is Invited Rev. James C. Buggs, Pastor

lames Smith, Jr. To Sing On Ted Mack's Program James Smith, Jr., a baritone, Aill sing on Tod Mack’s Amateur Hour on Sunday, July 28, on Ted Mack’s Amateur Hour. Mr. Smith holds a B A. Degree from Fisk University. While at Fisk, he sang with the Fisk Jubilee Singers. . He is the son of Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Adams, 3042 Graceland Avenue. The Rev. Adams is the pastor of the Antioch Baptist Church located at 13th and Missouri Sts.

MISSIONARY CHORUS OF Metropolitan Baptist Church 1302 N. Missouri St. Is Sponsoring A Joint Musical Program GOLDEN KEYS Of Hopkinsville, Ky. FRL, JULY 26 — 8 P.M. Pilgrim Boptist Church SAT., JULY 27 — 8 P.M. METROPOLITAN BAPTIST 1302 N. Missouri St. SUN., JULY 28 — 3:30 P.M. 8 p.m. Loving Baptist Church 226 Blackford St. The Public Is Invited

SENIOR CHOIR OF KING SOLOMON BAPTIST CHURCH 1023 S. Meridian St. Celebrate Their 3rd ANNIVERSARY SUN., JULY 28 Guest Throughout The Day Are: REV. W. WEBSTER, Galation Baptist Church, Of Louisville, Kentucky Ills Congregation Will Accompany Him The Public Is Welcome Mrs. Claudia Kimble, Pres. Rev. Otis Nance, Pastor

GOLDEN VOICES Of Birmingham, Ala. Sun-, July 28—3:30 p.m. GREATER CANAAN BAPTIST CHURCH 22nd & Sheldon 8 p.m. TRAVELING FOUR The Public Is Invited Rev. S. E. Armour, Pastor

Youth Day Observance SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH 1824 S. Branson St. Marion, Indiana SUNDAY, JULY 28 Special Guests: Of Dayton, Ohio & Anderson, Ind. Youth Day Leaders Are: WILLIAM HORNADAY PEGGY McCAIN SIS. MYRTLE RICHARDSON REV. J. D. WILLIAMS, Pastor The Public Is Invited

HEAR THE FAMOUS SPIRITUALS And The STARS OF FAITH Of Memphis, Tenn. Sot., July 27—8 p.m. MT. CALVARY FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH 1798 Roosevelt Ave. SUN., JULY 28 — 3 P.M. ZION HILL BAPTIST CHURCH 1610 E. 19th St. 8 p.m. FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 17 East 27th St. Sponsored By The Rising Star Singers The Public Is Invited

MRS. SUSIE ADAMS Auvust 4, 7:30 p.m. The following pastors and their congregations will participate during this celebration : Wednesday, July 31 — Rev. James A. Williams, New Baptist. Thursday, August 1—Dr. H. T. Toliver, Mt. Olive Baptist. Friday, August 2—Rev. Albert Wadsworth, Messiah Baptist. Sunday, August 4—3:30 p.m. Rev. M. M. Allen, New Light Baptist. The public is urged to attend these services and help join in this celebration.

"Fellowship Day" Vt Cpppin Chapel Sppday, July 28th This Sundav is “Fellowship Jay” at Coppin Chapel A.M.E. Church, 3201 North Capitol Ave. The effort is to have every member present at the morning servces at 11 o’clock. Nine Classes vill endeavor to report 100'/, attendance. A fellowship dinner will follow the morning services. Wayman Chapel A.M E. Church if Kokomo v/ith their pastor Rev N. K. Robertson, who is the secretary of the Indiana Annual Con ’erenee of the A.M.E. Church anc 1 the Ladies Chorus are among th( nvited guests. The Rev. H. I) Saunders, Presiding elder, wil ;peak at the 11 o’clock service? md the Rev. W. K. Robertson wil speak at the afternoon service:at 3:30 and the Ladies Chorus o.' Kokomo will sing. The Coppin Chapel Senior Choir and the Chan iicleer’s Ensemble have been askeri ,o give A & B selections. This will he the last Quarterly meeting of the Conference year The nastor and his wife the Rev and Mrs. J. W. Wright extend to i;heir many friends a cordial invi tation to come and enjoy the fel lowship * of inter-church worship The Quarterly Conference wil be held at the close of the afternoon services'. The class leader, are Joseph M. Roberts, Fannie L Davison, Auldrey Carter, Jame v Byers, Leona Spies, Virgin C Davis, Wanita E. Morris, Albert Greer and Ruth V. Thomas. Ter •elected captains will report for these classes at the afternoon services.

Celebration to Mark llt-h Year of Pastor and Wife. July 29-Aug. 5th

Men's Day Set Afr Trinity CME Sunday, July 28th

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REV. WM. SMITH The members of First Samuel Baptist Church again look hack through the years and thank God .or his many blessings for such a wonderful leader and his companion, Rev. and Mrs. William Smith, to honor them in their 11 years of untiring services. -The following ministers accompanied

THE MISSIONARY Will Sponsor A PROGRAM For The Underprivileged Sun., July 28—3 p.m. MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH 1701 Northwestern Ave. Guests: STARLITE FIVE SOUL BURNERS ROCKY SHORE SINGERS The Public Is Invited

MRS. WM. SMITH by their congregations will participate on dates indicated during these services. Monday, July 29—7:30 p.m.— | Rev. L. L. Smith, Union Baptist. Tuesday, July 30—7:30 p.m.— Rev. Mossel Sanders, Mt. Vernon Baptist. Wednesday. July 31—7:30 p.m. —Rev. Evans, Abyssinian’Baptist. Thursday, August 1—7:30 p.m. —Rev. R. F. Gregory, Buelah Baptist. Friday, August 2—7:30 p.m.—■ Rev. J. J. Davis, Rock of Ages Baptist. Sunday, August l 3:30 p.m.— Rev. J. II. Cheflins, Community Baptist. Monday, August 5 7:30 pin.— Rev. Andrew Williams. East Side Baptist. A reception will follow immediately after this service. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to join in this celebration.

DR. JOSEPH A. JOHNSON, PH D., TH.D. Trinity CME Church, located at :3rd and Martindale, will have anmal Men’s Day, Sunday, July 28. Three services will be held, 8:15 a.m., 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Rev. jandy Strayhorn, pastor of Stewtit Chapel CME Church of this ity, will speak at the 8:15 a.m. erviee. Dr. Joseph A. Johnson, Jr., professor of New Testament at the Interdenominational Theoogical Center of Atlanta, Ga., will loliver the message at 11 a.m. and i p.m. worship services. Dr. Johnson has two earned Doctorate Degrees. Doctor of Theology and Doctor of Philosothy. He was the first Negro to •eceive a Doctorate Degree from vanderbilt University. He has paslored in Tennessee, Colorado and Louisiana, his native state. The noted theologian has served as a ! d- legate from his church to five world council meetings. He has traveled extensively throughout the world. Dr. Johnson is a member of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fra- • tern ity and is married and has ! three children. The Trinity Male Chorus and Young Adult Choir will render music for these services. The. Rt. Rev. J. Claude Allen, new presiding Bishop of this area, vill attend the 4 p.m. service. Bishop Allen will speak at' Phillips Temple CME at the 11 a.m. service. The noted prelate brings to this area a rich background as a church expansionist. , The public is invited to attend | all of these services. Rev. Willie j I). Copeland is general chairman of Men Day, Brother Myron Cornett, co-chairman of early mornuig service. Brother Joseph Myers is chairman of the program committee and Brother John Dorsey is financial chairman. Rev. James | L. Cummings is the pastor. We invite you to Dial-A-Prayer, WA 1-5689.

Conventjon To Be Held July 29-Aug. 4th At Bethesda Temple

The Gospel Chorus of CHURCH OF LIVING GOD CWFF 2459 Ethel St. Will Sponsor A CARNIVAL At the Church's Parking Lot SATURDAY, JULY 27 Beginning 12 Noon The Public Is Invited Bro. Donald Hubbard, Pres. Rev. James C. Hawkins, Pastor

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COME AND BE SAVED 'Worship Tho Lord In The Beauty Of Holiness' OBEY ACTS 2.38 Christ Temple 430 WEST FALL CREEK BOULEVARD FOUNDED ON THE WORD OF GOP Take Northwestern Street Car to Fall Creek Boulevard Walk 2 Blocks East Corner Paris Avenne and Fall Creek Boulevard BISHOP WILLIE LEE, PASTOR

STOP! LOOK! REV. S. J. COLEMAN, pastor of the St. James Freewill Baptist Church of Danville, Illinois And His Congregation Will Worship With The Mt. Calvary Freewill Baptist Church 1798 ROOSEVELT AVENUE Sunday, July 28,1963 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Services Dinner Will Be Served At The Church The Public Is Invited Rev. J. R. Steele, Pastor

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GOOD NEWS — GOOD NEWS Sister C. Tillie. the woman of God, IS COMING TO TOWN. FRL, SAT., JULY 27-28 ALL DAY BOTH DAYS

She will he at 825 BLAKE ST. her| regular headquarters in Indianapolis YOU, that are in- need of PRAYERS fo: HEALTH, HAPPINESS, JOBS, PEACE IN YOUR HOMES, PEACE WITH LOVED ONES. LAW SUITS, MIN SICKNESS, HELP TO PAY BILLS, VA CATION, SAFE TRAVEL, GOOD FOR TUNE, ETC., an important message waits you. SAT. & SUN., JULY 27 & 28.

C. TILLIE

A message is coming that might enhance the fullfilment of your hearts desires. See or call, SISTER C. TILLIE, Evangelist. ME. 4-6739.

Mh Pleasant Baptist Observes Men's Day The members of the Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church, 5900 Reed Road, will observe Men’s Day on Sunday, July 28. Rev. William j Mallory, an associate minister of 1 Mt. Carmel Baptist Chur* h, will speak 11:45 a.m. His eongrega-! tion will accompany him. Rev. L. S. Gaston, First Baptist Church. West Indianapolis, will speak at 3:30 p.m. He will be accompanied by his congregation. Rev. W. C. Groves, pastor, Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church, extends a cordial invitation to the public.

JACOBS BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME OBITUARIES

Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Lawson were held July 15 in he Westside Chapel. Rev. M. M. Allen officiated. Burial was in New Crown. Funeral services for Mrs. Julia McClung were held July 22 in the Westside Chapel. Dr. C. Henry Bell officiated. Burial was in Floral Park. The Remains of Miss Tonnia K. Milburn were shipped to Galesburg, Illinois for funeral and burial July 22.

ELDER E. H. VAUGHN Convention time will arrive again at Bethesda Temple, 2245 Riverside Drive, on Monday, July 29 and will continue through August 4. The schedule of services are as follows. Devotional service daily—11 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Bible Study—2 p.m. until 4 p.m.; Evam gelistic service—7:30 p.m. Bishop Oscar Sanders, Muncie, will open the great Bible conference on Monday, July 29, Pastor, Lottie Glenn, Detroit, Michigan, will spehk at the opening night. Every service will be highlighted with various ministers accompanied by their congregations and choirs. District Elv'er Charles Watkins, Cleveland, Ohio, the composer of many spiritual songs, accompanied by the Indianapolis Pentecostal Mass Choir, will be singing and preaching Saturday, August 3. District Elder Herbert C. Moore, and his Morgan Park choir will render service on Sunday, August 4 at 3:30 p.m. "■ Elder E. H. Vaughn, pastor, extends a cordial welcome to the public.

SUNSET TRAVELERS Will Celebrate Their 1st ANNIVERSARY Sun., July 28—2:30 p.m. ABYSSINIAN BAPTIST CHURCH 419 N. California St. Guest Singers From: Chicago, Illinois Anderson, Ind. And Local Talents REV. EVANS, Pastor And Speaker Everyone Welcome

Women's Day To Be Held At Bethel AME In Plainfield Women’s Day will be held at Bethel A.M.E. Church in Pleinfield on Sunday afternoon, August 4, 3 p.m., sponsored by Mrs. Charlotte Horne. The speaker will be Mrs. Meredith, teacher at Central Hospital in Indianapolis, and the music will be furnished by the Young Adult Choir of Greencastle. Everyone is invited to come and worship with us.

By WILLA THOMAS

We extend a gracious welcome Christ, the American Bible So-

to a fellow church man and visi- j ciety needs a donation from all tor to our city, Dr. M. ’Timkulu churches. Mail funds to the Sofrom Kitwe, Southern j Rhodesia, ciety in care of 450 Park Avenue,

Africa, secretary of the All-Afri- New York 22,-N.Y. vin Conference. . * * * He will speak Sunday at With- Attending the Baptist World erspoon Presbyterian Church as ; Youth Conl erence in Beirut, Leba-

guest of the congregation and Dr. i non > Holy Land, is Miss Lola Clinton M. Marsh, pastor, who Beeler, Indianapolis Council of

helped organized the All-African United Church Women vice-presi-

Confarence held in April. * * Dr. Gaines M. Cook of Indianapolis, International Convention o f Christian Churches ex- |i ecutive s e •: r e- | tary, issued a 1 call recently asking all Disciples of Christ a g e n c i e s , boards and institutions t o j? furnish person- jj nel and funds U for a program to secure full moral and civil willa Thomas rights for all Americans.” $ * * Mrs. Theodora E. Lewis, School 17 teacher, will speak at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Lighthouse Baptist Church. Rev. Isaiah Stansbury is minister.

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Vacation church school will he held all next week from 7 a.m. ill 9 p.m. at St. Matthew Baptist Church, and open August 12 at Mt. Nebo Baptist Church. * * Communion service is Sunday nt First Baptist Church, North Indianapolis. Elder F. F. Young is minister. * * -f National Baptist Convention of America will meet in Sentember in Dallas. I hope everv church will sponsor its members who are Convention officers. * * * To Pvt'ead the Gospel of Jesus African Leader To Speak At Witherspoon Dr. Donald G. M’Timkulu, executive secretary of the All-Africa ’hurch Conference, will be guest -neaker at Witherspoon Church on Sunday, July 28. Dr. M’Timkulu, who is presi-’ent-elect of Mindolo Ecumenical Centre, will present an accurate ucture of the social and the poitical scene in present-day Africa. The outstanding African leadr was assisted by the Rev. Clinon M. Marsh, pastor of Witherpoon, in .the organization of the •onferenee which was held at \lakere College, Kampala, Uganda. Dr. M’Timkulu will speak at L30 and 11:00 A.M. and at 7:00 \M.

Barnes Church To Close Three >tar Program Sun.

BARNES METHODIST CHURCH This coming Sunday, July 28, narks the closing of the great Three Star program at the Barnes Methodist Church, 900 West 30th Street, corner of 30th and Annette St. This annual program is sponsored in two parts, the first part ended in June, the second and last part ends Sunday, July 28. Schedule of services for this celebration are as follows: Sunday School —9:30 a.m., Theodore Winfrey, superintendent. Morning Worship—10:45 a.m. The sermon will be delivered by the pastor, Rev. Paul L. Ayers. Senior and Youth choirs of the church will furnish the music. Young men’s usher board will usher. The afternoon service for the Three Star program will begin promptly at 3:30 p.m. Guest speaker will be the Rev. John Crook, pastor, the Puritan Baptist Church of this city. Music will be rendered by the choir of the Puritan Baptist Church. This annual summer program is always one of the best sponsored by the church during the summer season. Refreshments will be served in the dining room at the church free of charge, directly after the afternoon service. Everyone is invjted, everyone is welcome! Come out, and enjoy a great day with your friends. Rev. Paul L. Ayers is pastor.

Charles D. Mills Charles D. Mills, 2069 N. Senate, Apt. 4, was buried in Floral Park Cemetery July 20 following services at Willis Mortuary: He died July 1 at General Hospital. Mr. Mills, 08, had been an employee of the American Foundry until five years ago when he retired. He was a member of Jones Tabernacle AME Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Anna W. Mills.

dent. Mrs. and Mrs. D. Joe Hepderickson, Indianapolis Coupcil of United Church Women president and her husband, will leave the last of this month for the con-

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For use of those who teach Sunday School, “The Teacher” is now oein«; published by the' National Baptist Publishing Board at^Na^hville. On the writers’ staff is Dr. F. Benjamin Davis, New Bejthel Baptist Church pastor. For a copy of “The Teacher” wri£e Dr. ^T. ,B. Boyd, 523 Second, Nashville.

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Mrs. Willa Smith, missionary and Mt. Olive Baptist Church BTU director, will speak at 3:30 p.p. Sunday at Mt. Horeb Baptist Church as missionary guest. Rev.. V. Belcher is minister.

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Trinity CME Church invites residents living near its location, 2253 Martindale, to come to church during its “Sunday School Campaign.” Classes begin each Sunday at 9:30 a.m.

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You are invited to 1647 Bellefontaine Sunday from 3:30 p.m. till 6:30 p.m. to enjoy a program presented by New' Bethel Baptist Church’s Deborah Circle, a mission group.

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Indiana Baptist State Convention meets August 5 at Mt. Paran Baptist Church. Ijtev. H. T. Tolliver is president. Rev. C.:|I. Bell is host minister.

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Rev. Robert Shipley will assume duties as Memorial Baptist Church pastor. Rev. George B. Kimsey retired after 30 years to Iqt a younger man take over. -

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I commend an eight member committee of Northside New Era Baptist Church which aided a crippled person in keeping his home. The charity group gave socials and projects to raise money to pay off taxes on the house. If Rev. C. L. Woods would submit the committee members names', 1 would appreciate it.

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A former Hoosier, Dr. Martin L. Scott of Chicago, has been named chairman of the United Presbyterian Church’s 30-member Commission on Religion and Race. Attention will be focused ,on giving aid to achieve understanding and justice between people of different races. The Presbyterians authorized $500,000 to operate the

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The following churches extend an invitation to you to worship with them at 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and 10:30 a.m. worship: Christ Methodist, Scott Methodist, Emmanuel Methodist, Messiah Temnle AMEZ, Stewart Chapel AMEZ, Bethany Baptist, Friends h i p Baptist, Wallace AME, Church of the Way, Church of the Living God (on Ethel) and Martindale Avenue Christian

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Our closing thought comes from the “Trinity CME Echo”: “By words and works we can but touch or influence a few; by our prayers we may benefit the whole world.” '

Eula Lee Warner^ • - f • f • v '• .■< Last rites for Mrs. Eula Lee Warner, 27, were held July 20 at King & King Funeral Home, with burial in Crown Hill Cefnetery. She died July 15 at her home, 2455 N. College. Mrs. Warner, a native of Alabama, had lived in this ciQr 12 years and was a member of the Church of Christ. Survivors include her husband, Rainer Warner; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapman; six brothers, Thomas, Herman, Wandell and Harry Fitzgerald and Charles and Larry Chapman, and three sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Scruggs, Mrs. Louise Hopkins and Mrs. Phyllis Chapman, all of this city. . *

Ben H. Harder Funeral services for Ben H. Harper, 73, were held July 22 at Christ Temple Apostolic Church, of which he was a member, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. He died Jujy 16 at his home, 901 Locke, Apt. 554. Born at Madison, Ga., Mr. Harper had lived here 41 years. He was a veteran of World li^ar 7. Survivors include his wif6, Mrs. Lillian Harper, and a sister, Mrs. Charlotte Pinkston of Forest City, Ark.

Mrs. F^pijiia Hottwan Mrs. Fannie Holliman, 76, died July 23 at her home,‘510 N. Blackford. Rites were scheduled for Friday, July 26, at Willis Mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. A native of Brandenberg, Ky., Mrs. Holliman had lived m Indianapolis 68 years and was a jnember of Bethel AME Church. Survivors include her husband, Ben Holliman; two daughters, Mrs. Louise Ridley ahd Mrs. Nancy Johnson; two granddaughters, the Misses Diane and Katherine Ridley, all of Indianapolis.