Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1945 — Page 5

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SATURDAY, MARCH 31,1945

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Cordelia iGreene Johnson ' S™ 0 T ate Honored With Banquet Bv! SipSunday

C H & A State Association

Mrs. CortlHiti •lolluson. prrsidont <»r I In* \cilioiuil lirjiut;* t ullurists LmjriK*, Inr.. ol Jersey City, New .lers ’y '\ ;is iruest speaker hist Suiidny afternoon at »Seeoinl Kaptist elmreli for the V’osinetolo^ists and Hairdressers State Association annua] program and was .honored with ii hampu*! .Monday eveniii^ at the I'Vtieration of Associated clubs. Other sp.*alders were Atty. F. I». Kansom, Mrs. Helen Jefferson and Oiu^liUcien l». Meriwether. Music was o'T'M-ed b\ i-*ucile Bonds and the Silvertone Singers. Mrs. Alene I)odbou was guest st>loisi.

At the Imunuet. a uumltcr of KUOsts were present aha enjoyed a Uelicioiks ttiree-eourse dinner. Mrs. .lohnson inslalitsl officers and mid the group was then addressed l»y the Federation president. S. \V. James, whose subject was. ‘'l't>st •War Organization for the Heauti elan , in which he stressed tin* fact that lieuntieians should learn,

to work logeitier and think not of Ihe individual as a small Imsiness. hut as a lucrative protession of national fame, seeking to raise tin* standards lo its highest level. Mrs. Priscilla Dean Lewis is state presidt til of the association. All l»e:!Ulh ians are asked to meel. \pril '.l at Ihe \\alk(-r Heauly seliool.

Mr. Olive Oospei ehoi us will sponsor. an Faster t‘liocolal t . Sii» Snnda.v April 1 from four uni.il seven pm. al din* Jordan Hall of YWCA. An clahoratc program has i hcen arranged and some of Hie out- | standing talent of tin* oily will appear including the Hood Samaritan Ladies chorus. Shiloh Indies | the Metropolitan chorus. Davis | chorus. Fmanuel Cadies chorus. | Family quartet. Link-Hell chorus, ! Eastern Star Jubilee ,chorus. St. I John Ilarniotii/.ers. Truelight sing ers. Kuhy iiridgewatcr. Ralph Worjlhiiigton; .Mary Fitts. Mabel Overj ton and other singing groups of Ml- Olive church. \ Mrs. Essie Toliver is president of tin* group; Rev.

It. T Toliver is pastor. EI.IZABETH TAYI.OR

SPONSORS S. S. PROGRAM

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Federation Club News

t'tlL News j. _ l._ Tlie Junior group will meet at tlie club home Tuesday. April at 8pm. All inemlnrs are mgi-.l to be present. Ju:ui>orettes met with Mrs. IJi/a beth Letisen. Prizes.: Mesdume< Esther Gooch. Jintia Little and Francis Robertson. 41 41 4iitt <. 4> Nifty Nine Social < lul* met w ith Mrs. Bertha RYown. who v><*i v<sl luncheon. Piizes wa*re won by RUMMAGE SALE Delta Theta Tau Sorority Zeta Pappa Chapter 9:00 A. M. MARCH 31st at Edna Artist 801 Indiana Avenue

Mrs. Fh rrnc,. Judkin>. Hertlui | P»row uand Hatlie Moseley.

PUBLIC CALL MEETING Report by delegates F. E. P. C. Tuesday, April 3rd 8 \\ M. Y. M. C. A.

Peerless Players met witli Mrs. Dennis. .'{20 \Y. 10th si. Prizes were won and refreshments were edr Uif/.y Randders im*i witli Mrs. Jennie Williams. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ora Mae Alexander. Mrs. Jennie Williams and Miss Eh ase Harvell- The club will meet with Mrs. Th'*d<«hia Weathers Marie Gardner, Ben Hayes To Be Married April 2 Miss Marie Gardner a u d Ben Hayes will he married April 2 at Ihe in.me of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Fail Thurman. T'>Oi> Wheiler »t.. by tin* Rev. Wm Swtait. pastor of Metropolitan Baptist church. Mh*. Gardner o ihe daught“T of Mrs. Clara 15**11 and Tom Gaidner and H Hu* granildaughlcr of Mrs Fmmn Hamilton. •ASTER SUNRISE VNI) BAPTISMAL SERVICES Faster Sunris** and baptismal ervices will be observed at the 'irst Baptist church. West Indiani P<dis. Sunday; April 1st. This program will also mark the b sing of the' financial drive for vhich funds hav^ been raised for | the installation of a new pool and | Hu* decoration of the church. Harrison Me Damon is general chairman of the financial drive. Zaek Duvall, co-chairman. Rev. L. 8. Gaston is pastor. Vera Street, church reporter.

REV. M. D. ROBINSON Regular services will In* observed :at Coppin Chapel Faster Sunday. | April 1. Miss Elizabeth Taylor will have I charge of tin* Faster Morning program for Hie Sunday school at 10 a. m. She is a graduate of At- ; tccks High School and is cashier at Seigel Market. 729 N. West St. Rev. ({. A. Brooks will bring tlie Faster message at 11: in a. m. and al :! p. m. with Mrs. Willa Johnson. assisted by the Union Jubilee 1 chorus and Mrs. Lula R. Brison, | soloist In a sacred program. The j public is invited. Rev. M. D. Robinson is pastor. Miss Hal lie Kirk, Others Week End In Cincinnati MSs H;>Hie Kirk. Mr- Mary L. Haw I in', end Mrs. Ada Young have ret in m*«l from a pleasant week-t ml in Cincinnati where they were the gllestv of Re\. F. D. Hieks. noted evangelist of that city, at a blessed dinner.

Garfield Baptist.— The Missionary chorus presents an Easter pageant. “The Atoning Christ’’, directed by Mrs. 'Susie Jenkins Sunday night 8pm. Gethsemane Baptist— Rev. F. K. Dillard, preaches a siH'cial Easter sermon Sunday morning. "The Falsity of our Easier Worship". Special music. The Sunday school Faster program will he from 0:30 to 7:.'50 pm. 8pm regulat evening worship. Greater St. James Baptist— Rev. (’. M. Hunt preaches “The Empty Grave” Sunday morning. SjK*cial music by the choir. ‘5pm, Dorothy Posey renders a musical. Spin, Rev. Hunt will be in charge. Scott Methodist — Holy week services have been observed at the church each evening with Rev. John W. Crok, the pastor delivering inspiring tressages. DeVotionals, hftv^* been conducted by officers and circle leaders. Special Faster . inessag*. Sunday morning; eggs during Sunday school hour, :5pm the conference rally will close. Dr. H. T. Wimberly of St. John preaches and his choir will sing. GroaG r Bethlehem Baptist— Rev. Ii. S. Davis, will preach, ‘'The Resurrection of Christ”, at llaai- spin, regular services. Mt. Helm Baptist— Rev. Henry W. Lewis gave a hla«-kboard demonst rat i«m of Jesus entering Jerusalem as a Iving without State Escort. The reading was well nveivcd. Rev. Wm. Edwards is pastor. Holy Trinity— Rev. Rice preaches at ■?:“hpm. at Metro]tolitan Baptist ehureli for the Iinprevement club of w.'iieh Mrs. .Maggie Sehrei* is president and .Mrs. Katherine Johnson is secretary. Coppin VME Chapel— Rev, M. D- Robinson U pa'for. Mrs IV’illii Jidu son and Ihe taiion Baptist eiiureh choir will he guests at flpm.

at 11 o'< lock. Metrepolitan Baptist— R**v. Wm. Sweat .pastor. The junior Guild choir directed by Mis. Willa Johnson will be pre. seided in their first sacred r>cit.tl and Kastei cnmlle.ighl sc’" ha* Siuulay. Gu«*sts will he Hu* Boys Trio compost'd of Mel vln Girton. Cluirles Royster anti Kenneth Wt»ods. Master Ralph Worthington will play his clarinet. Gcruldiinc Hudson is president. Mrs. Kffie Young is superintendent. Second Baptist— Rev. J. A. Hall, pastor. Holy Week services were held at tin* ehureli from 12 ft* 1pm. The Sunday school will have a special Easter program Sunday morning. “Story of Hu* Resurrection” is the til It* of tin* pageant to be presen I t*t I by the BTT; Sunday nflcrimon til l> o’clock. Mrs. Ella Peters is sponsor.

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Rev. Dr. (’. Eubanks' Tucker of Louisville anti Presiding, Elder of Hi,. Indianapolis District of Hit* African Methodist F|,isc,!pa! Zion church will preach al I he AM-Dc-nomiuat ioiial Tabernacle of w hich Elder T- R. Mu,iff is pastin'. Sunday night, al 8 o'clock- Dr. 'luck er. tan* of lh<* promiiant t-tmtliihitcs for Hit* bishopric of his eiiureh in PUS. is rcgardctl a- one of the strong evangetist prcaeht'i's of his ticnoniination and .he genera! pultlic is cortlially inviled l«, hear nim

Metoka, Galeda

Yv’ith tin* approval of Kcv. I). (J. Lewis, pastor of (inliJee- ; J»ai>li>l t liurc!i, r Jury 1st |.t. Kslcila I In nVcr of lit* \e!! Hunter | elorjcr ol llic \Yt>inan s Army of National l)ofcn a*, secitrct] j len applieanls sofficienf to set up tin* foiirtli chapU*i of tlie I \V*A\I)s in Us church. 'i he groups wen* iiiilitclctl at Hit* chuivh with .Mrs. Alien I ’age < ieciett as captain. 1st Lt. Lula Johnson, second, Lucille Lullei : 'haplatn. Ilaltie 1>. Poole; master sgt. Frances Marion: i ecu. Sgt. Mary Lobjnson, 1st Sgt. Anna Wilson, anil 1st ( pi The rhapler was nametl aflei'# Brig. Gen. Mattie V. Hamilton. Id. | GtJ. Ot ic P. Cowan, who was ii. j Noa.!.| f .art< rs for the four ehargt* of Ihe imlitcliou lerenemy. , ‘ Idpters art* al fill I’.roatl way, saitl tlial sht* i xjiects to have ,509 | with Hu* 'Li iCity Post of Hit* Vetvvomeii in Iht* WAXDs by Stplem. I crans of Foreign Wars.

Sgt. Edw. Brown Proves Hard Worker In Army

SOUTHERN HARMONIZERS

ON 1‘ROGRAM

'Ihe Fastein Star male chorus is presenting the Southern Harmonizers in a program Friday night, April tit it at S p. m.^at the Eastern Star Baiitist eiiureh located at 22ml and Columbia Avenue. Guests will appear on this program with the Southern IJarmonizers. The

Henry Allen Boyd

True Vine Baptist—

Morning sermon by tin* paUor.lpi Pvzicortfc Rev. W. E. Starks. Sunjetl “ThejWlclbo JT 1 eheil 18)

Evitlenee of His Ih*surretjtion ". j :5pm. an Easter program by tin* youth. .Spin, regular services.

Nvv Bethel Baptist—

.Resurrection services Sunday with Rev. Geeorg t . A. Baltimore delivering the sermon. Tut* Senior and Junior choirs. Women's and Men's choruses will sing.

New Liberty Baptist—

Sunday sellout Bister program at Od’.Oam. Sermon by Rev. G. Andrews. "The Seven Words Jesus Spoge from the Cross”. 2pm. baptising services, tiRTF program. 8pm. Easter program

by all singing groups. Goodwill Baptist—

on in. sunrise s*»rviees' Suntlay. 11 :30 worship and :5pm musical program. 8pm, evening worship.

RUTH BECK AT INDIANA BAPTIST SUNDAY, 8 P. M.

Th«*y say that th ( . Four Star Generals h.i\i* the most important jobs in the Army and tin* next hardest is that of 1/Sgt.. One of the hardest working anti lies I

1/Sgl s in the hu>iu(-.ss is FiPvard | public is invited.

Brown of Intliunapolis. Sgt. Browns mother. Mrs. idahelh* Brown of 2311 Northwestern ave... ! has four other sons in uniform: ; i'lanklin. a Sgt. on Saipan : Jt nas.

| a r l'/o in the I hilippiues: Butler. I , r . . . a S/ Sgt in Italv. and Seaman 2m■ p he Indiana Baptist ehm eh U1 Gla-s James witli a SWPA Ta>k i'ndiana Avenue is presenting Mrs. j.-,• j Ruth Beck in a musical program Sgt. Brown's impt rtaut> to the i‘' u,lday - April L at S p. in. hiuitlitti anti seventy five men tin-! -Uiss Reek will he assisted )y ! tlet him is not any on** thing he j ^ rS- Willma Ruckci, Mis. Bet tha has ,!on, hut in ihe fair, eflicieid i :kenrid S e * 1,oloth y Posc y way. lie runs ids oompany. A*ll lii> nntl Henry Gayhait. ile\. F. It. mt n know that ht> Iras s!iccet'th*<l | Uatowood is pastoi niul toiiRally in turning oet tin* In st conipany j * n general punlic. in tlie isT.’htl Engineers and they; ~ honor him for it. Few "'T V !> ! SeiJItlOlir. IIldiana

Kicks" havt tiiai !i<. his.

ivirncd Hn* respeef

•" *'«• Faster Sunday a breikfast for Gootl men eonn* t** ihe Dtp fa>:. )1|( . u i|j i„. servetl at D> After taking his l.asie training in m ;(t Tipton st. I SO. Mrs. tin* Fit Id Artillery at Fort Sill, pp.,.,,,.,,, MrOtmgal i^ ehairman. ftkla- Sgt. Brown soon won Tech*, Wives (lf iIm , so i ( ii t . rs j,,,,] lydies of nienl Sergeant's strhH s n. an Air ; , he ( . 0 tnmunity will assist. After

HENRY ALLEN BOYD

Firsf C'iitirrii of Christ iloliness 11ain. morning worship. 7 ::»0 t*vi* uing worship Tuesday. 7 dJitpm

W-Z: KAS. f?T, I/ARAN BAPTIST

2st;s Highland pi. Rev. A. White < HLKCH

8t. Mark AML Zion—

Rt*v. A. (’. Fait, pas’or. loam. Faster Sunday school program, i Ham. pastor's thenit*. ‘‘The lies lit re* lion”. Ba|\ism ami t orn

munion afterwards- At Spin. Tin M-tdka iuiti Gaieda Bible the p.'lgtant, "The Great < <>.ii ela- ot tin First Map.ist elmreli miscioi,". y dramuti/.i d sermon N'orlh liHi.maiioii ; will present Hr. wit lithe Senior choir and solo Henry Allen Boyd ol N'ashviile, ;

!5}isc SiM-urity Bn in Texas. From there he moved to Ids present unit of Fugineets and a permanent job 'as 1st Sgt Hi* has been on New Guinea for nine months ai d is anxious to return hut says that 'There is still plenty to no her* before I can think of getting back”

SPEND EASTER AT 17th ST. RAPT. CHURCH

i.sts in charge of music. EASTER PAGEANT AT

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lo produce the paint used in coating one medium tank requires 50 pounds of fats...and thousands upon thousands of these tanks are needed to fight. By saving one tablespoonful of fat each day for a month, you’ll have a pound . . . and get 2 red points when you turn it in.

One pound of fats will also help make 19 pounds of synthetic rubber for ambulance tires. So save all your fats. They are vital to help make these and other essentials like parachutes, bullets and soaps for the battlefield and home front. A ppro ved by WF A and OP A .Paid for by Industry.

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is'in charge of his pulpit.

Olivet Baptist—

'J'li** Yourg I’eople's choir will dedhate their new rob‘*s Friday evening at the church. Rev. S. Sumnews preaches, aftei wliieh ref* oshmeiits wilt be served- The

pubLe is welcome-

Tenn., Sunday. April 1. at 2 p. m. I in a mass iiweidig at the chinch.. Dr. Loyd is secretary of Hie Nation- 1 al Baptist Publishing Board, pvesi-1 'dent of tie* oldest colored batik in j , the United States, is an exeeutive ]

, , ,, ... , officer of the Victory Fife tnsur•■na“l,onla»'m al 2hr .-.Mipany ot Clmas., and-tod Mt. I*a,an naptlst <hur,h ^ nt ; ', F Fy/, w ',i,‘ S unday at 8 p. m. tjy the combined .. , ,', ,,, .

i liver a timely messitge and tin* pub-

choirs In commemoration of the

and Resurrection of

lie is urged to attend ihe meeting.

First Bapt. W. Imliauapelis Sunrb'e servici*s ill <»:.’id Snmiiiv.

mediate|v after with the pastor in <liarge. Regular morning wot hip :it Ham- Evening serv-

i*' * iit Spin.

Mrs. Patsy Jackson is teacher. Rev.

F. F. Young is pastor.

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F p e ii d y o u r Kastf'r worship at lit*' 17i!i Street

I>leak:fast a short progiain will be

lender*)!.

In the afternoon the Sunday school will render their programMiss F<***ni** Mao I'hilp is clgtirman of Hi** program- Services will he It* Id a* the ehureli at night. Mrs. More Peimyhaker is on the * irk list. Mrs, Mary I>ee was called to Jeffersonville on ac**omit of ill-

ness <»f h**r sist**r-

Mr. and Mrs. Wm- Smith were mi program at Atterhury Su.iiday_Rev. Mrs Davis of Fiminnati has r**tiirm *1 to her liome attar visiting

are invited to at- 1 tend. The pastor will preach at tlie 11 o’clock serv-

ices.

Crucifixion

Jesus.

This pageant will he portrayed in

five scenes and a tableaux. Soloists 1 . . . . will he Mrs. Sarah Mitchell ;itid ( III)) -ActlVltlUS

Mrs. Leola Frillenwaters. You art*

I{.iofisina 1 services wi 11 foiiow im- <:or ' lia,1 y invited to worship with Mi- I '-.i. P. Taylor 7 Id FH

'us. Mrs. Blossom R. Jont's and <;* >*.. eill eidetiain tin* t'ornmuiii- nublie Mrs. Vcanic White are direct*) t.\ Seixnc -luii April b a; Npm ■ _1

resses. Rev.* C. Henry Bell, pastor. ****,,• ’ Mrs. Daisy Whitfield and Leola! Jolty P.-ls met with Mildred Gillen waters, presidents. {Maju* Mesilam*- l.e*ma < lay, —— -— ' * tcorgia Tandy and Fecit But h'l EASTER PROGRAM !•''/.*: \ .-ip.'.i partv u,u

be given April s at , o;:a n<*lb top taine The jmbli* \\*h >!y.

Rev. W. M. Edwards

A Sunday school Faster program [will h«' i**mlered at 3:.‘i0 p. rn. The {sisters of Help will sponsor the j 'Jubilee singers of the Metropoli- , tan Baptist ehureli at S o'clock in a Faster song service. Rev. \V M. Edwards is pastor and invites

2»lh Street Baptist—

Rev. J. J5. Cartel invites von t*»

Minrisc servves Sun*l *y inoru-I AT NEW BAPTIST

ing. Regular order **f service; (’HURCH

will he conducted ftiioughout tin*

day. The New Baptist choir is having

a special Easter program. Sunday.

Trinity < MKR* v. T. H.

Hudson uiges j-ott

Al»ril 1. at 3::50 p. m.. at the New Baptist church on North West

to hear Chaplain W. R. Gray j Streets. The public is invited. Mrs. of Gulfport Fields. Miss., ns th” i Minnh* Jones is gen*'ral chairman, guot 'iH*ak**r Kumfay tmo’iiing Rev. It. If. Gaddi** pastor.

'('he Tn elve * ‘h 11 icimet V' tlL Mi's. lieu,. Ten;, Pnze>'. Mcs dames Roh<'itsoli. Moiris and Ball

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Tin* ^ PI !' of ’he Fiii!n*h ol tin* laving God eelebi ited Its tirst an uiversai'v at the home of I he Leon

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Gtaduai, \urs**s A :'<wiaI mo tin *•(< Thursday. ApF! -V with Mis; Mary F Sab s. b*| \\'. 28111 st.

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P.-’I'.A of s* ii ad .".7 v' ill mc«*t 1 April I at M MOpm. with < h*clion ; of offii***i s. Mrs. |i • M;•( 'lung is ; jin sii|*‘iit. Mrs. J* a unci ta Faty j.s pi in* ipaI.

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Los Crumln v'liipu m**t with Mrs < luii loll* l; ra vos. Th,. Huh will : I‘r* si’iil i popnlariiy ooutost and ! danoo al tiro Suiisot Tori"i*''*. April i 21- Mrs. Mitril Lillanl is pri'shlout.

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