Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1966 — Page 14

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THE INDIANAPOLIS RECOUPEIt

NOVEMBER 5, 196S

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By EDGAR A. IRVIN

Rev. H E. Nutter, pastor of First Baptist Church, Lexington, was evangelist for the revival services conducted at Virginia Street Baptist Church this week. Musical selections were furnished by the Revival Chorus, composed of the various singing groups of the church. Rev A. R. Lasley is their pastor.

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gade at Ft. Huachuca, Ariz Sgt. Quarles, a 1940 graduate of Attucks High School, is married to Mrs. Corine Quarles, who resides in this city. VO* Mrs. Lutishia Hollowell was hostess to the Jolly Glee Club in her home on last Monday night Pauline Sargent led the opening song, which was followed by the Lord’s prayer in unison. The scripture was read by Miss Brenda Leavell. The visitors present for the meeting were Mrs. Beatrice Robertson, Mrs. Sallie Moss, Mrs. Kathryne Northington and Miss Brenda Leavell. The next meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Laura S. Campbell. Mrs. Olive Lynch, president, Mrs Erma A. Williams, reporter.

Out - of - town persons attending the funeral of Lucian Bell, which was held at Virginia Street Baptist Church Oct. 22 were Mr and Mrs. Christopher Hunt, Mrs. Fannie Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs Lillian Howard, all of Lexington; Mrs. Birdie Richardson, Joe and George Cox, Indianapolis; Mrs. Albertha Banks, Chicago; Mrs. Mamie Braxton, William, Michael and Miss Dorothy Braxton, Louisville; Mrs. Althalia Blane, Mrs George King and the Ballards, Nashville; Mrs. Lydia Brooks, Mrs. Mary B. Gray and daughter, St. Louis. Masonic rites were conducted by Howe-Finley Lodge Mr. Bell died suddenly Oct. 19. He was an active member of Virginia Street where he served as a deacon for a number of years The survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Cornelia House, Indianapolis;

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Mrs. Margenia Williams, Lex- survive. His wife, Mrs. Myrtle here 10 years and was an Army ers, William E. Freeman of Inington, and Mrs. Bernice To- Jones passed away 1% years veteran of World War II. dianapolis and John Freeman rian, city. ago. Survivors include two broth- of Tuscumbia. i

Funeral rites were held for George W. Jones Oct. 27 at the Moore’s Mission Baptist Church with his pastor, Rev. A T. Kendrick officiating. Burial was in Cave Springs Cemetery with Babbage Funeral Home in charge Mr. Jones, a local business man, and civic leader, died Oct. 23 at Veterans Hospital, Nashville, following an illness of several weeks. The survivors are one daughter, Ray Etta Jones; four brothers, Leslie, Amos, James and Eugene Jones; two sisters, Misses Annabelle and Mary E. Jones also

Bruce Freeman Funeral services for Bruce L. Freeman, 54, 1801 N. Arsenal, who died Oct. 26 in West 10th Street Veterans Administration Hospital, were held Oct. 30 in St. Paul Baptist Church, in Tuscumbia, Ala. Burial was at the church cemetery. Born in Tuscumbia, Mr Freeman had worked for a rubber company there. He had lived

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JUDGE WILBUR H. GRANT Superior Court 2.

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

RUFUS C. KUYKENDALL Superior Court 6

JOHN T. DAVIS Criminal Court 1

A Message From WILBUR H. GRANT and RUFUS C. KUYKENDALL Every citizen has the right to the fair and impartial administration of the Law. This is basic to the welfare of the community. Negro citizens know such impartiality is not always evident. These Republican candidates pledge to you, as required by the facts and the Low, Justice. We urge you to vote for the candidates of the Republican Party, far they believe and have upheld the belief that the judgement of our courts should be the same for Negro citizens as for all other citizens. Take this opportunity to use your vote to elect Judges who will give equal justice in the courts of Marion County. Your vote and support for Republican Judge Cand idates will be appreciated.

WILBUR H. GRANT

RUFUS C.KUYKENDALL

JUDGE SAUL RABB Criminal Court 2

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