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14—The Indianapolis Recorder, July II, 1948 (Funeral Rites

In Memoriam

Card of Thanks

CLARENCE P. STEWART STEWART—In loving memory of our beloved sons and brothers. Theodore Douglass, who passed away August 1, 1913. and Clarence P.. August 4. 1931. The flowers we place upon your grave, May wither and decay. But the love for. you who sleep beneath Will never fade away. Mrs. Fannie C. Stewart and Family.

LAWSON — We wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to, the many friends and neighbors for their kindnesses messages of love and understanding and the beautiful floral offerings tendered during the passing of our dear wife and mother, Mrs. Malinda Lawson. We especially thank Rev. O. A. Calhoun, Rev. J. B. Carter, and Rev. S. D. Hardrick for their consoling remarks, the soloists for inspiring music, Mrs. Ada Thompson, those who donated cars, John A. Patton Funeral Home and each and everyone who assisted in any way to lighten our burden. —The Family. AN APPRECIATION Mrs. Gussie M. Crenshaw, who is now at home at 719 E. 22nd street, wishes to thank her many friends for the cards, letters, telegrams and gifts she received during her confinement at St. Vincent’s Hospital.

HALL—In loving memory of our beloved brother. Andrew L. Hall, who passed away July 29. 1945. Though you are gone and we feel alone Three years have passed Since God called you home. We hear ho more the voice we loved. We see no more of your smiling face; But everywhere within our home We ra vacant place. Sadly missed by those who loved you, Mrs. Zelma Hall Parks and Family.

HILL—In memory of our loving son and brother. Charles Herbert Hill. The dearest man the world could hold A cherished smile and a heart of gold. Those who knew him will know. How much we lost three years ago. Sadly missed—by The Family. HELP WANTED Couple—experienced housekeeper and houseman, must like children; high wages; references; HU. 7480. Experienced houseman and maid to work as couple, must like children. excellent salary. References. HU. 4405.

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Held Mon., July 12 Rev. L. Eberhardt Funeral services for ReV. Lathan T. Eberhardt, age 54. 827 St. Paul st., were held Monday, July 12 in the South Calvary Bapt. church. Burial was in New Crown cemetery. He died Thursday, July 8, in the home of his son, Walter J.

Eberhardt.

A native of Athens, Ga., Rev. Eberhardt pastored a church in Rock Springs, Ga., before coming to Indianapolis 28 years ago. During his residence here, he organized and pastored the St. James Baptist church and later became an associate pastor of the South Calvary church. Survivors besides the son include the mother, Mrs. Celia Eberhardt, Bowman, Ga.; one daughter, Mrs. Ludell Garrett, Berkeley, California; two brothers, John Eberhardt. Indianapolis, and Peter Eberhardt, New York and two sisters, Sarah Eberhardt, New York, and Lizzie Eberhardt, Bow-

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MRS. FLORENCE LILLARD’S FUNERAL RITES HELD TUES. JULY 27 Funeral services for Mrs. Florence Minter Lirlard, age 71, 719 Fayette st., wei’e held Tuesday, July 27 in Peoples Funeral home. Rev. J. B. Carter, pastor of the 25th Street Baptist church officiated. Burial was in Floral Park cemetery. She died Saturday, July 24 in her home. Mrs. Lillard, a native of Bowl-; ing Green, Ky., lived here 38 ! years and was a member of Jones [ Tabernacle AME Zion church. She was for 27 years a domestic employe in the home of the late Booth Tarkington, Hoosier auth or. Survivors include two sons. Albert and Samuel Minter, both of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Emma Loving, Bowling Green, and a grandson. Jerome Minter, Baltimore, M$l.

Program Held In Plainfield PLAINFIELD—The junior missionary society of Bethel AME church rendered an educational program Friday night. Miss Katherine Cullens was chairman of the evening. Short talks were given by Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell. Mesdames Nancy and Cassie Swarn, the Misses Dorothy Mitchell and Laura Swarn, and Rev.

C. P. Swarn. Report cards were I given out by Judy Mitchell and Harry Swarn. * Mrs. Eunice Powell has returned from General hospital, Indianapolis, where she underwent an operation recently. She is improving. * Several persons from the community attended the revival held at Bridgeport Bapt. church this week. * Mrs. Martha Goss celebrated her birthday last week.

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Vital Statistics BIRTHS Robert and Merle Warfield, 2233 Pleasant st., boy Fred and Eddie Robinson, 1469 Mass, ave., boy Robert and Virginia Campbell. 1226 E. 13th st., boy Stanford and Anna Yates, 1907 Forest Manor, girl Clarence and Mary Starks, 1712 E. 27th st., boy Oscar and Asie France, 1724 Boulevard pi., girl Armand and Glowdean Jackson, 2033 Bellefontaine st., girl John and Laura Forge, 840 Fayette st., girl James and Charlene Drake Jr., 1310 W. 25th st., boy Freeman and Beatrice Beasley, 630V2 Cleveland st., boy Jesse and Irene Winfield, 1144 E. 16th st., girl William and Gwendolyn Harris Jr., 718 Darrill st., girl Aubrey and Mattie Taylor, 1522 Columbia ave., boy Wilbert and Vera Bushby, 61t Drake st., boy Daniel and Mildred Ervin, 220 W. North st., girl William and Christine Rice, 1414 Martindale ave., girl Rosco and Addie Hooten, 40£ W. McCarty st., boy James and Mary Hutcherson. 2440 Hovey st., girl ^ Elmer and Maxine Ballard, 1909 W. Vermont st., girl James and Lillie Caruthers, 445 So. Agnes st., boy Maurice and Dorothy Pipes, 714 W. 9th st., boy William and Rilla Ervin, 718 W. 26th st., boy James and Dolly Maxey, 2810 Sangster st., boy George and Regina Milton, 2702 Baltimore st., girl George and Betty Level, 2350 Sangster st., girl Fred and Ollie Thomas, 1850 Peck st., boy Arthur and Myrtle McClendon, 1202 N. Capitol ave., girl Haskell and Beatrice Wisdom. 3013 Martindale ave., boy Earl and Mary Coleman, 2428 Sheldon st., boy Walter and Rose Davidson, 135 So. Sheridan st., girl Melvin and Lula Harring, 930 Meikle st., girl Ernest and Ruthie Medrais. 2545 Columbia ave., boy Neo and Ajisha McGee, 2437 Mass, ave., girl DEATHS Infant Coleman, 20 minutes. 2428 Sheldon st., prematurity Samuel Hinton, 74, 184J Boulevaro pi., myocarditis Mable McKee, 64, 1326 Bellefontaine, carcinoma Nettie Helms. 58. 2248 Yandes st., diabetes mellitus Arthur Scarsbrook, 44, 143 Bright st., cerebral hemorrhage Cora E. Martin. 57, 415 W. 29th st., hypertensive heart.

ARTHUR SCARSBROOK’S FUNERAL RITES HELD MON. JULY 26 Funeral services for Arthur Scarsbrook. age 44, 143 Bright st., were held Monday, July 26 in Craig Brothers’ Funeral home. He was buried in New Crown cemetery. He died Wednesday, July 21. in General hospital. A native of Madison, Ga., he lived here 26 years. Survivors include the mother. Mrs. Laura Davis. Madison. Ga.; his father, Gree Scarsbrook, Miami, Fla.; three daughters, Mrs. : Jean Winslow, Cleveland, O., Miss Vera Scarsbrook,’ Detroit, Mich., and Mrs. Velvet Dwyer, Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. Vergie Bell Marks, and Mrs. Delia Boswell, Madison, Ga., and Mrs. Mattie Been. Benton, N. J,. aind three orothers, Green Scarsbrook, Madison. Ga., Gus Scarsbrook. Benton. N. J., and Hunter Scarsbrook, Indianapolis.

WILLIAM PETEN’S FUNERAL RITES HELD TUES. JULY 27 Funeral services for William Peten, age 80, 705 Edgemont ave., were held Tuesday, July 27 in Jacobs’ Brothers Westside chapel. Burial was in Crown Hill cemetery. He died Sunday, July 25, in his home. Survivors include two sons, Vandell Peten, Cleveland, O., and King Peten, Gary; eight daughters. Mrs. Sarah Mott. Mrs. Lena Bradshaw, Mrs. Louvenia Owens, Mrs. Joehelen Hopson, the Misses Nina Mae Peten, Preston Peten and Zora Bell Peten, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Vera Mae Robinson, Nashville, Tenn., and one grandchild.

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FORMER RESIDENT’S FUNERAL RITES HELD IN DETROIT Mrs. Susie Davis, Chicago, formerly a resident of Indianapolis, died in Detroit Monday, July 12 while visiting. She had gone to Detroit on the morning of her death. She was a resident of Chicago. Funeral services were held in Detroit Friday, July 15. Survivors include the husband, Charlie Davis; two brothers, James Simmons, Indianapolis, and Elijah Simmons. Detroit; four nieces and two nephews.

RITES HELD FOR GEORGE WASHINGTON Funeral services for George Washington, age 50. 127 Blake st., were held Tuesday. July 27 in the Stratten & Shaw Funeral home. Burial was in Floral Park cemetery. He died Thursday, July 22 in his home. *' ' ii *' : A native of Pensacola, Florida, he lived here nine years. The only immediate survivors are the widow, Mrs. Daisey Washington, and a step-son, Leroy Wood. Edwight, W. Va.

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Homecoming In Greencastle GREENCASTLE—The twelfth annual home-coming of Bethel AME church was held Monday. Rev. J. Smith, pastor of Saulter’s chapel AME church, Terre Haute was guest speaker. * Mrs. Roxanna Miles has returned from Marion, where she attended the grand chapter meeting. * Mesdames Elsie Jackson, Bursa Suggs, and Mona Wagner visited in Indianapolis last Wednesday. * Messrs. Chester Davis and Alexander Clark, Indianapolis, and Freddie and James Clark and fiance. New York City, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Davis Thursday. Alexander Clark has returned to New York to enter military school. * Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Matthews, Chicago, were dinner guests of Mrs. Minnie Williams last week. Rev. Matthews accompanied Rev. W. Boyd here for services at Mt. Zion Baptist church. * Mrs. Delilah Coleman is visiting friends in Chicago. * Little Pat Jones and sister, Betty, Cincinnati, are spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis. * Aaron Boone, New York.City, has returned to Greencastle for an indefinite stay with his uncle. William Ernest. * Messrs. Rudolph Gordon and Chas. Miles spent Sunday in Indianapolis. * Please give all news to your reporter when she delivers your paper.

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