Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1936 — Page 2
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THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER
Saturday, Mardi~21,1936
Cfortfo of thanks WrtlTt—l v wt*| tSft thahk my many friends and Neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown me during the iUhdss and death of my beloved wite, Rosio White. I especially thank Rev. R. C. Hen derson for his consoling words, those who send floral offerings, and donated cars. Craig Bros. Funeral Home for efficient service. John White, husband.
BIGGS—We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends, neighbors, and relatives for their kind service and assistance during the illness and death of our mother, Laura Biggs, especially Rev. M. A. Talley for his consoling words, also Charity No. 20, and those who sent floral offerings, and Jacob Bros, funeral home. Mrs. Hester Young. Mrs. Minnie Ward, daughters
GLENN—We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our relatives, friends, and neighbors, for their kind service and assistance extended us dur ing the illness and death of our beloved daughter. Pearl Glenn, especially Rev. E. Jones and the Junior choir of St. Mark’s A. M. E. Z. church, those who sent.floraT offerings, and donated cars, and King and King funeral directors. Mr. and Mrs. ,Noble Graham. parents. BRAND—I wish to thank the many friends and neighbors of Mrs. Emma Brand, 1013 N. Pershing avenue, for their kindness and sympathy shown during her illness and death, especially Rev. C. J. Dailey and The People’s Burial company. Mrs. Mattie J. Martin.
HENRY DYED IS LAID TO REST IN WOOD HAVEN
R>t~ r ' f ov Hemy Dyer, age 81, 2221 N. Winter avenue, were held last. Monday from St. John Baptist church with Rev. S.. S. Reed officiating, burial was in Wood Haven cemetery. He died at his residence following a long illness; for many years he was well known on the eastside and made many friends out there. He was horn in aseville. Ky., July 2. 1855, and came to this city in 1905 to make his home. He tesided on the east side for over thirty years, during which he was j active at St. John Baptist church. His survivors are: widow. Mrs. Anna Dyer; daughter. Mrs. So- , phronia Pro vet; son. Walter Dy- ' er; brother. James Dyer; stepbrother. James Smith; grandchildren. Walter Dyer. Jr., and Norma Jean Dyer, and many other relatives and friends. .
South Bend Group to Observe Health Week
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^LS/r^JALA. PREACHER
Succumbs At Home
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Mrs. Lillie Young, 3s. 352 W Uth street, died at her residents j 'ollowing a five months’ illness md was buried in Fulton, Ky. Services were held from the Ja■obs Brothers Funeral Home, with R v. C\ IT. Bell assisted by Rev. ! P I) Jacobs, officiating. Site was born in Missouri. Mar., issc; came to this city thirteen ’/furs ago, and was active at ML Paran Baptist church and many of
'is organizations. .
Survivors are: husband, Henry Voting: .sisters, Mrs. Bera Pierce, •ttd Mrs. Manon Fairman, of St L tiis, Mo., Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Rosa Thorpe of Chicago. 111., and Mrs. Beulah Davis of Louisville Ky,- brothers, George and Ethel Robert -t of Champaign. Hi., Roy : ml Boh Roberts of Chicago, 111., Tharp Roberts of Fulton, Ky.. and Amos Roberts of this city.
LEADS REVIVAL AT ANTIOCH
Nellie Seay Rites Held At Antioch
BUSHIN—We wish to thank our many relatives, friends and neighbors for their sympathy and kindness extended us at the death of our beloved husband and father, James Rushin, especially Rev. R. C. Henderson and members of Bethel A. M. E. church. C. M. C. Willis and Son. Mortuary. Mrs. Olitha Rushin. wife, and Family.
Endorsemerrt of National Negro Health week, March 29 to April 4, was procured Monday morning by a committee planning the South Bend observance, after a talk with Mayor George Freyermuth. They are. left to right, Dr. F. R. Nicholas Carter, B. G. Smith, Charles H. Wills, James A. Higgins and the Rev. William T. Beck and the mayor.
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Bury Infant Son
Mrs. N.llic Stay, age 52, :M5 W I till sDeet. died at her home fol- • ojving a nine weeks' illness las* 21
Naltnd i.v ; Services were held from * crus; Antioch Baptist church last Tttcs THE REV. E. W. WILLIAMS'
.’ay with K< vs. \Y. L. Rumscy, .Id „ f .t • .
let son, Sw.-mey, ami Carter ofibdat | 0ne of the ( '" y 8 sweeping i:*g. . and successful religious revivals She was born in I-rankliii. Ky., is expected to result from the eareSept., 1SS4. married Marshall Seay fully planned series of meetings
in PHU, one child ..as born, and now being held at the Antioch
Mrs. G. Branham To Aid McNulty Club Mrs. Gertrude Branham, active Republican worker and organizer, has been named an officer of the ; McNulty-for-Proseeutor Club, Ira Holmes, attorney and club presi dent has annoiineed Mrs. Branham will serve as vice president. Other officers arc. Belaud Morgan. secretary, and Wolf Sussntan. treasurer. The organization meeting was held in 3lMi Fidelity building where headquarters will, be
maintained.
In a brief talk. McNulty pledged
BARNES CHURCH TO FETE PASTOR
Son Of Local Woman Dies In Chicago
Barnes M. E. Church will liegin tin* celebration of the seventh anniversary of their pastor, the Rev. Robert E. Skelton, Sunday. Under the leadership of Mrs. Vera Greer, the women of Barnes will have charge of the setwiees
throughout the day.
The following program has been himself to a clean, vigorous cam- 1 arranged: at the morning hour,
THOMPSON—We wish to extend our deepest thanks anfl appreciation to our many friends and neighbors for their acts of kind ness* and messages of sympathy, extended us at the death of out beloved mother. Minnie Thomp son, w'e especially thahk Revs Johnson. Weeden, Bell, and Car ter, those who sent floral offer ings, and donated cars, and Ja cob Bros, funeral home. The Family.
YOUNG—We wish to sincerely thank our relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness shown us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and sister, Lillie Young, we especially thank Rev. C. Henry Bell, and those who sent floral offerings, and Jacob Bros, funeral home. Henry Young, husband Amos Roberts, brother.
MILLER—We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown us at the death of our beloved brother, Robert Miller, we especially thank Rev. M. W. Clair, Jr., Roy Pope for his expressions of sympathy from the local musicians, Amos C. Bybee, soloist, Mr. George Martin, and those who sent floral offerings, and donated cars, John A. Patton funeral home, for efficient service. Mrs. Lucy Taylor, Mrs. Carrie South, sisters.
In sad, but loving, remembrance I of my dear husband. Rev. S. B. Butler, who passed away, March 25. 1931. Since Jesus called and you went away. From this world of sorrow and pain. Our hearts are heavy, we loved you ,
so
But our loss was Heaven’s gain. Mrs. India E. Butler, wife. KING—In loving remembrance of of our husband and brother, Robert A. King, who departed this life, March 19, 1934. Till memory fades and life departs. You’ll live forever in our hearts Time takes away the edge of grief, But memory turns back every leaf.. # Mrs. Mildred King and family Mrs. Maude Wilson, sister. WHITE—In loving memory of our dear mother," Sallie White, who left us eleven vears ago, March 25, 1925.' “Oft we think of you, dear mother. And our hearts are sad with pain This world here, would be heaven Could we head your voice again.” Claude-C. and Lula M. White, Children.
paign, and an honest, efficient administration of the prosecutor’s#office, if nominated and elected. Mrs. Branham has long been recognized as one of the city’s most successful political and civic leaders. She lives at 725 North West street.
Mrs. L. Petticord
the Rev. Mrs. Gwinn will preach. The Barnes female chorus will sing and Mrs. Mary Fitz will be the guest soloist: at 3:30 p. m., some of the best musical talent of the city will appear on the orogiam. Among these will be the f)nvallc-Wines chorus directed by Mrs. Mattie HhovalVWines; the Northwestern female quartette-; the Missionary chorus of First
East rites for Charles H. Sanders.
o.'.e i months, son of Mr. and Mrs. oanie belt the same year they mar B ai)l j st church. Thirteenth and Ernest Sanders, died at tin* home 1J, ‘d- ! ' | *c was very active in eberch Missouri streets.
«f bin - parents, iii Blake street " snrvivors are
following an illness of three days. aJ! Seay: daughter. Miss <’h*rle\ . , , . , lie was bom Nov. of last year. BobM-tte, Mrs. Clara Bunt in. grand- ^ u ni !
Sei vices were held from Abel daughter: Cannes Finn, grandson
Mrs. I-Jiznhci h
i.urial was in Wood
, , , , The Rev. E. W. Williams, vigorbus 'and. Marsi- ont e i 0 q lient Alabama pastor.
ly revival meetings wliieh began Monday, and continn s through
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i ' ! i ' ' . iiii ii- i las. Jacobs Brothers had charge o! fait biotheis: Donald, John and Ernest , -.i ■ • . - , bis u-ifi* Mis Sanders: sislets. Mary Lee ;) „,i j ^ ' V *M' banal m Flora, Mis.
Wed'-il /sunders, and a grandfather ■ ,l ' l< 1,11 ( ^
widely
M. S. Sanders.
ing assist! d h\ Rev . J. Hall. » He was l orn in I!idiana|.olis\An gust, I>!i v and lived in Chicago tNvr t\veniy->i\ years. Me was a
i i"duct Of the public schools in 1 Ross Moss. ;ige 85. !>4(; X.
•dbi.avoc and the ,,r othe r of Mrs. ytlt . e , ,. ist Wednesday from New n i Rhl . The Re v. W. E. Ramsey is • * 1 * " ' ' .*• Liberty Baptist church with Rev Hie church pastor. Sunday he will lit: wag a world war veteran hav- R. C. Henderson, pastor at Bethel p arV est” at 11 a m and “The
‘""I A. M. K. Hum'll. Hsslst.-d l.y K,.v. Saints of cafvar's Household", at
.1 ml er ol Motuu, 1 VMm- H. AndreKs ofluialmg: Imnal was h trom , he 8 , lbje ct s , "God’s
Di.cratoj-.s l nion No. 11*1 of ( Ittea- t.t 1-1 oral lark ecmeeferv go. and active in * dd Settlers club He was born in Peru. Ind., Aug. •tal other civic organiations tlier«*. ISot,*. cttit:" here to live over fortv !b ua*-- a nietnlier of the South years ago; was well known on In I’irk Coiniiiunity ehurcli. i.iana avenue as a barber where hr . After services in Chicago pull- [.operated a sltop. In PJ2ff he mar I'earers, tcpresenting tin* I nion in tied Mrs. Lucy Watts of this city :
Williams.
known go-pel singer
Dr. Williams is chairman of the Alabama State Board of Missions, the president of the Peace Baptist Sunday School convention, and pa slur of the First P.aplist church, F;.itljcld. Greater Birmingham, Ala.,
East rites were held for Albert where he lives. West i Services begin at 8 o’clock each
\Bury Former Barber
In Floral Park
8 p. m.
Visitors will be warmly welcomed by the pastor and church
members.
APRIL FOOL’S DAY
Wm. Godfrey Hunter, age ,”.7. Chicago, came hen* assisted by rep- he was also active at Bethel A.
DieS At Her Home Church, North Indianapolis; who died in Chicago vlatvii 11. resont.ntives of rite local Ainerciean M E. church Founty Fair will be given April Mrs. Sadie Earl, soloist, and many was buried iii this City lost Monday Legion acted as pallbearers. Survivors are: wife. Miss Eva L April Fool’s Day, by the Chris-
Besides Hie sister here, lie is sn**- Conner, step-daughter: Charles F. Han Endeavor league of Allen
MUNCTE, Ind.. March 21—(Special)—Mrs. Laura Petticord, 7**9
other musical organizations. At at Crown Hill cemetery; last serv-
the evening hour tin* Missionary i<<*- vv«*rc Itcld I'rum ttic clta}«»l of vi'ed by: mother. Mrs. Sallie Hun Moss of Peru. ind.
brother: and Chapel A. M. E. church.
Society will present 'a playlet, as- c. m. c. Willis and Son .Mortuary ter of this city and I»r. Ezra I). James Nicholson, city nephew j All April Fools attending will South Elm street, died at her res- siglet j. | )V jj,,. j^imes female <*lior- ’Cib Rev. R'diert Skelton, pastor Ah xander, brother-tn law all of In- '1’he O. I-. Morgan Funeral Home J witness an event of much enter.
idence; the body was taken to the Patterson Funeral Home. She has been a resident of this
city for over thl;ty-three years a’nd the^ hope lit rem-ai and was well known tn religious t})is y 1rs (;n „. r who is Ml( .
circles as ;i member of Trinity M. 1
o! Barnes Chape! A. M. E. official- dianupolis
Ita*) charge of the body.
tainment.
The women have in the past held a larger and bigger service than
E. church, where she was active. Surviving are the husband.
leafier in this great program, is noted for doing big things, The men of Barnes will close
Abraham Petticoul, two (laugh- celebration on the 29th of the
ters, Mrs. Nellie Ellis and Mrs. Biddie Haines, of Muneie; nine grandchildren; a sister. Mrs. Fannie Underwood, of Bradford. Pa.,
month, led by James Anderson Dr. W. S: Hodge, one of Hi** outstanding clergymen of the na Hon will preach at the morning
and a brother, Maishal Keel. *T S f, rv jcH. At 3:30 p. m.. the pastor
Louisville, Ky.
Rites Held For Haughville Woman
will preach and have as special guest the Bohemian club of the city. Two hundred are expected to attend. At the evening hour, the
pastor will preach.
' The men. women, and Hu* genEmma era! public are being urged to at
GREEN—We wish to thank our many friends, relatives, and neighbors for their kindness and sym t pathy shown us during the illness and death of our beloved daughter and sister, Willie Mae j Green, especially, the ministers, and those who sent floral offerings, and Jacob Bros, funeral home. Blake Green, father and brother.
SCOTT—We wish to thank our neighbors, relatives, and friends for kindnesses shown during the illness and death of Buford Scott. We especially thank Rev. M. W. Glafr, Able Bros, and Winfjpy. and Mrs. Lucretia M. Love. Phyllis Waters, Jay Scott and family.
BEDENBAUGH—We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages of sympathy, and beautiful floral offerings received from our many friends and relatives during our sad bereavement in the death of our beloved husband, son, and brother, George Bedenbaugh. Especially Dr. L. R. Young, Elder F. F. Young, and Rev. R. E. Skelton, for their inspiring • services, the soloists, those who donated cars, and John A. Patton for his efficient services. Mrs. Mary Bedenbaugh, wife.
ADAMS—In loving remembrance of our dear mother. Emma Wimberly Adams, who passed away, March 22, 1934. Two years have passed since that sad day The one w'e loved, was called away. God took her home, it was His wfill Rut in our hearts, she liveth still. Children and Grandchildren V GARVIN—In loving remem- j brance of Jerry Garvin, who pass- ' ed away eight years ago, March 23, 1928. Sadly missed by Mrs. | Virgie Garvin, wife, and Mrs. Hazel , Overton, daughter. lie Seay. We.especially thank Rev. W. E. Ramsey, and members of Antioch Baptist church, for floral offerings, and Jacobs Bros, funeral home. Marshall Seay, husband. Miss Charley Bobbette,, daughter.
Another advantage in laying up treasure in heaven is that you don’t get soaked for having it.
Last rites for Mrs.
Brand, age 57, 1013 X. Pershing tend ;tll services,
avenue, were held from the chapel of Peoples Burial Co., Friday, Mar. 13; Rev. C. J. Daily, pastor, at St. Paul Baptist church officiated. Burial was in Crown Hill cemetery. She was horn in Kentucky and came here to live over forty years ago. Her husband, Elmer. Brand, was killed in an accident two years ago. She was one of the old settlers of Haughville, and was active at St. Paul Baptist church, as well as in her commu-
nity.
The lone survivor is a- cousin, Mrs. Jennie Kelly of New Albany, Ind., and many friends.
Young Woman Dies After Short Illness
SLAYTbN—Fred C. Martin, of Spokane, Washington, son of the late Kathryn Slayton, wishes to thank relatives and. friends for their kindness shown to his , mother in her recent illness and. death.
•EAY—We wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends, relatives, and neighbors for their many acts of kindness and sympathy shown us during the illness and death of our b&lovea Wife and mother, Nel-
HUNTER—We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to our friends, relatives and neighbors for their sympathy, kindness and beautiful floral offerings extended at the death of our beloved son and brother, William Godfrey Hpnter. Especially do we thank the Rev. Robert E. Skelton .and Rev. John Hall, for their inspiring services, the singers, pallbearers and the young men of the Operators Union of Chicago, and Herbert C. Willis, for his efficient services. • , Mrs. Robert. M. Hunter, mother. IMrs. Mary H. Alexander, sister.
Miss Walla Mac Green, age 27. succitn'l'cd til her residence. 351 Douglas street after a brief illness. Services were held Wednesday March 11 from the Jacobs Brothers Funeral Home uilli Elder J. If Boone and Elder Gollins officiating. She was horn in Jackson. Miss., Jan. IbCff. came here with her par cuts live years ago. Was active at Hie Church of God and Christ Survivors are: Blake Green, father; Albert Green, brother: Mrs. Maggie Crumb, grandmother: tin ties. Win. Charles and John Green. Burial was in Wood Haven cento tery. Mrs. G. L. Barnett Is Laid To Rest
SMITH—I wish to extend sincere thanks and appreciation for the many kindnesses and beautiful floral offerings from our friends and neighbors tendered at the death of my wife, Anna Smith. I especially thank Rev. Henry C. Bell and assistant pastors, the choir, and auxiliaries, and Jacobs Bros, for their efficient service, iind those who donated cars. . Fred Smith, husband.
Mrs. Georgia Love Barnetf. ago 55. 1708 Northwestern avenue, was buried in Crown Hill cemetery Thursday, March 12: she died at the City hospital following a confinement of three weeks. Site was horn in Hopkinsville, Ky., Aug. 1880, and came to this city to live in 1914; site was also an active member at ME Paran Baptisi church. The rites were held from the chapel of John A. Palton Funeral Homo with Rev. J. D. Carter, assisted by Elder Robert Tobin, and Rev. F. Jefferson, officiating. Survivors are: sous. Anthony Barnett and John Willis; sister. Mist. Ella Thompson, and Elisha Rhodes, brother in law.
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