Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1954 — Page 6

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BETHEL A.M.E. CHURCH Cor. Vermont and Toledo Sts.

The Sacrament of Holy Baptism at Bethel A. M. E. Church, West Vermont at Toledo, on Sunday, with Pastor Dames delivering the morning message. At 3:30 P- m. Junior Guild presenting ‘King Solomon’s Wive s”. 7:30 P- m. Pastor Dames \yill be the speaker for

the Union Sunday Night Service at Jones Tabernacle, supported by the Senior Choir and Women’s Chorus, together with the congre-

gation.

Clarence Stewart. Reporter.

REV. DAMES

Famous Original Harmonttes and Prof* Alex Bradford Singers To Appear Here The Famous Original Gospel Harmonettes of Birmingham, Ala., and Prof. Alex Bradford and Singers of Chicago, 111., will be presented in an ALL-STAR Musical Sunday, July 25th, at GOLDEN AUDITORIUM, formerly the AVENUE THEATRE, 3:30 p.m. Tickets are on sale at The Indianapolis Recorder, Pope’s Record Shop, 21st and Boulevard Place, and the I.oekefield Drug Store. The program is sponsored by the KEYS OF HARMONY, a widely known Indianapolis Musical Organization. For further information call Mrs. Ella Moffatt, WA. 5160 or Mrs. ! Willa Johnson. LI. 6984; Bruce Pharmacy, 16th and Columbia; Hayden’s Barber Shop, 912 West Michigan; Pope’s Record Shop, 439 Indiana Avenue.

Old Folks Day At Eastern Star Baptist Church July 18th

THE KINGAN GLEE CLUB In A Full Musical Program SUNDAY, JULY 18 3:00 P. M. AT MT. ZION FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH 2416 Hovey Street Sponsored By Missionary Society Mrs. Lillian Matherly, Pres. Rev. John L. Steele, Minister

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ELDER MADAM G. CROOMS Bette' Known As Mother TEST MEETING TUESDAY and THURSDAY NIGHTS At 1110 N. Senate Avenue 8:00 P. M. Come Bring the Sick Everybody Is Welcome Phone LI. 2269 3/6/2t.

REV. W. M. EDWARDS or 17t|| St. Baptist Church Accompanied By His Singers Will Be Guest Speaker SUNDAY, JULY 18 3:30 P. M. For the Benefit of NEW BAPTIST SENIOR CHOIR 1211 N. West Street Marie Cooper, President Minnie Jones, Chairman Rev. R. H. Gaddie, Minister

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ELDER M. E. COLDER GRACE CHURCH BROADCAST EVERY SUNDAY EVENING 11:00 P. M. WISH

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Wesleyan Service Guild of Lexington Conference to Meet • The Wesleyan Service Guild of the Lexington Conference of the [Methodist Church will convene at j Barnes Methodist Church. 900 West 30th street. July 15 through the 118. Miss Lillian Johnson, Divisional Secretary of New York City, vvill be the principal speaker. The public is invited.

CORINTHIAN BAPTIST 721 E. North at Fulton Rev. David C. Venerable Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. B. Y. P. U 6:30-7:30 p. m. Evenng Services 7:30-8:30 p. m.

ST. JUDE SPIRITUAL TEMPLE 1014 East 15th Street Presents the FRIENDLY SISTERS QUARTET In A Full Musical Program SUNDAY, JULY 18 8:00 P. M. Rev. E, E. Stovall, Sponsor Bishop C. J. Jones, Minister

REV. J. T. WEEDEN Eastern Star Young People’s Choir and the Junior Usher Board ire presenting their former pastor and founder of OLD FOLKS DAY. Rev. John T. Weeden, pastor of St. Timothy Baptist Church. Cleveland. Ohio, Sunday, July 18. '.ecompanied by his congregation, for the 11 o’clock and j:3u p.m. services at the EASTERN STAR BAPTIST CHURCH. 2201 Columbia Avenue. Burnetta Sloss, program chairman; Rev. P. C. Owens is the minister. The public is cordially invited to be our guests also.

BARNES METHODIST CHURCH 30th and Annette Sts.

HOLY TRINITY SPIRITUAL CHURCH 2103 Columbia Ave. SUNDAY, JULY 18 Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship, 11:45 A. M. HARPS OF HARMONY, 8 P. M. Friday Night FIVE STARS OF HARMONY 8:00 P. M. and Other Talent Elder W. W. Rice, Minister

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Come One, Come All Hear the Great Singers THE SOUTHERN HARMONIZERS SUNDAY, JULY 18 3:30 P. M. AT MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH 1918 Yandes Street Sponsored By

The Missionary Society Henrietta Powell, Pres. Rev. J. G. Hutson. Minister

REV. PAUL L. AYERS SUNDAY, JULY 18 Sunday School. 5:30 A. M. Morning Service and Closing of the Wesleyan Service Guild Conference 10:45 A. M. Speaker, Rev. Paul L. Ayers Dinner Served from 1 to 3 P. M. Pew Service, 3:30 P. M. Guest Speaker REV. ALBERT WADSWORTH M. Y. F., 6 00 P. M. Everyone Is Welcome Rev. Paul L. Ayers, Minister

Gospel Feast at Mission July 11 Thru Aug. 1

THE GOSPEL CHORUS OF TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH 810 West North Street > Will Observe Their SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY Sunday, July 18, 3:30 P. M. Guest Speaker REV. ALBERT BROWN of Friendship Baptist Church and Other Singing Groups Mrs. Ella Moffatt, Chairman Mrs. Spicer, President Rev. Z. P. Pittman, Minister

LOCAL QUARTET UNION Third Sunday Musical SUNDAY, JULY 18 3:00 P. M. SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH West and Walnut Streets All Union Groups Please Be Present SILVER TONE SINGERS Will Be in Charge The public is cordially invited. R. Lester Cavanaugh, President Eddie Reedus, Chairman

ST. THERESA SPIRITUAL TEMPLE 2257 N. Arsenal Ave. Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. Morning Service, 11:00 A. M. SILVER STAR JUBILAIRES 8:00 P. M. Elder A. G. Hunter, Minister

GREATER ST. JAMES BAPTIST CHURCH SENIOR CHOIR 2213 Lexington Avenue Is Presenting the Silver Star Harmonizers and Five Stars of Harmony SUNDAY, JULY 18 3:30 P. M. In A Full Musical Program Sallie Malone, Pres. Rev. C. M. Hunt, Minister

ORIGINAL SACRED FOUR and SPIRITUAL FIVE of Evansville, Indiana Will Render A Full Program SUNDAY, JULY 18 8:00 P. M. ST. LUKE BAPTIST CHURCH 1503 East 19th Street Rev. A. M. Hughes, Minister

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SISTERS OF CHARITY NO. Are Having Their SILVER LEAF AFTERNOON TEA ‘ Sunday, July 18 4 Till 7 P. M. AT CHARITY TEMPLE 1036 N. West Street Mabel Allen, President Maggie Sebree, Chairman

REV. S. E. PARKER The Thessalonian Baptist Mis-1 =:ion, 29th and Barnes street, is having a Gospel Feast July 11 thru August 1. The coming week’s gueet speakers will be Sunday, July 18, at 3 p.m. Rev. J. I. Saunders, pastor Shiloh Baptist church, Shiloh Gospel Chorus and his congregation. Thursday, July 22, Rev. Clinton Marsh, pastor Witherspoon United. Presbyterian Church and Choir. Sunday, July 25, 3 p.m. Rev. G. Alexander Brooks,

REV. J. I. SAUNDERS pastor Caldwell AME Zion Church and Choir. Wednesday, July 28, Rev. Otis Nance, pastor Union Baptist Church and Choir. Thursday, July 29, Rev. Thomas Cleve* land and Choir. Friday, July 30, Rev. Forrest Jefferson, pastor Pilgrim Baptist Church and Choir. All evening services will begin at 8 o’clock. The Rev. S. E. Parker is the minister and extends an invitation to the public to attend these services.

Zion Hope Baptist Church First Year Anniversary

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By WILLA THOmAS

COMMUNION SERVICE will be and School of Missions sponsored

by the Women’s Society of Christian Service at Keniucky bune College, Frankfort, Ky., beginning Sunday. Indianapolis delegates include Mrs. Odessa Boon, Mrs. Maig. .ot Overby, Mrs. Reba Ward, Mrs. Lula Owsley, Mrs. Myrtle Edmonds, Mrs. Cora Rowls, Mrs. Helen Brown, Mrs. Lula Dean, Mrs. Ada F. Banks, Mrs. Wunun Shaw, Mrs. Sarah Stokes, Mrs.

Metropolitan Sisters Of Help to Celebrate 26th Anniversary The Sisters of Help of Metropolitan Baptist Church, 13th and Missouri streets, will observe their TWENTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY, Sunday, July 18, at 3:30 o’clock,! Rev. Otis Nance, pastor of Union; Baptist Church, will be the GUEST SPEAKER, music will be furnished by his choir. Mrs. Mattie Gilmore will make the welcome address; mistress of ceremonies, Mrs. Effie Young. We extend to all Sisters of Help and Nurses a cordial invitation to be present. The public is invited. Mrs. Mary High, is the president; Rev. William F. Sweatt, minister.

Corinthian Baptist Gospel Chorus First Home Coming Sunday

REV. ROOSEVELT MUMFORD The Zion Hope Baptist Church, 2304 North Arsenal Avenue, and its pastor, Pev. Roosevelt Mumford, are celebrating their FIRST ANNIVERSARY, beginning Monday night, July 19-26th. The following - churches, ministers and their singing groups will participate in the services. MONDAY NIGHT, Mt. Helm Baptist Church, Rev. W. D. Edwards, Pastor; TUESDAY NIGHT, Friendship Baptist Church, Rev. Albert Brown, pastor; WEDNESDAY NIGHT, Mt. Paran Baptist Church, Rev. C. H.

administered at Mt. Olive Baptist bunuay at 3:30 p. m. by the pastor,

Rev. H. T. Toliver.

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THE WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN fEMPEKiiNCE UNION oi inuian M vviii conuuct a series of eigm iallies lius month Yn various parts of the state ana are purging ah

members to cooperate.

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. THE DAILY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL of Shiloh Bap.ist openeo Monday and continues tiuougn next week. Daily classes, 9 a. m. to noon, include Bible study, mumc and cralts, Parents of the community are urged io send tneir children.

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THE ANGLICAN WORLD WIDE COMMUNION CONFERENCE will oe held Aug. 4 to 13 in Minneapolis, Minn., to which local delegates are, now being elected. Repi ciientatives of 325 dioceses in the Communion will be meeting j.or the first time outside tne mi.isii Isles.

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THE GOiSPEL MESSENGERS will render a sacred musical at Greater Zion Baptist Sunday, 8:30 p. in., sponsored by the Mothers’ ooard oi the church with the president, Mrs. Addie L. Parham pre-

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MT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH 15th & Martindale ORDER OF SERVICES

The F o u rteenth Anniversary of our pastor, Rev. E. T. Johnson, is still in progress. Rev. E. R. Gatewood will be the speaker Friday evening, July 16; his choirs and c o n g regation will accompany him. Sunday morning, Sunday School, 9:30;

d e v o t i o nal, KEY. JOHNSON 10:45 Rev. Samuel Brown will bring the message; all singing units furnishing the music. Sunday at 3 o’clock, Rev. A. Bernard will preach the Anniversary Sermon. Mr. Felix Barnes will have charge of the B. T. U. at 6 p.m. Rev. F. A. Douglas will speak at 8 p.m.. With the singing groups furnishing the music. Rev. F. Jefferson will close the anniversary Monday night. The reception will follow. The public is cordially in-

ROCK OF AGES BAPTIST CHURCH 2532 Columbia Ave. """SUNDAY, JULY 18 3:00 P. M. WOMAN'S DAY THE QUEENS OF HARMONY of Muncie, Indiana and Other Singing Groups In A Full Musical Program Martha Elliott, Sponsor Rev. J. J. Davis, Minister

THE FOREIGN MISSION Committee of the Junior Women’s

_ biate Convention will present a

Bell; THURSDAY NIGHT, Glen-! Program Thursday of next co Baptist Church, Rev. W. B. Big- al Friendship Baptist of gan*, Mt. Moriah Bantist Church, ^ hich Rev - A - Brown is pastor. Rev. E. T. Johnson; FRIDAY' Duill ’.g tr.e piogram wn.cn oegnii NIGHT, Greater St. Luke Baptist al . , :' xj P- 11 ‘ 1 - “ foreign vited.

Church, Rev. A. M. Hughes; SUN- allsElons w,Ii be sh ° wn . Mi^s Yv’ilDAY MORNING. 9:30 am.. Sunday ‘‘enlor Cho> S-rvIceS school, Deacon W. Scott, supenn-, n “‘ r in cr - £r ge. * *■ , . tendent. Mass classes will be taught .. c At B3 rflS? by Brother Roosevelt Mumford, Jr.; ® 5** Sunny r C » 11 a.m., message by Rev. L. C. Mounl Baptlst , Wl11 celebrate the Church Sunday Tyner; 3:30 p.m.. First Baptist I The Fmmanuel Baptist Church

" Senior Choir present their month-

ly program Sunday at -7:45 p.m. Sunday, July 18, at the Emmanuel Baptist Church. 15th and Arsenal Avenue, under the direction of Prof. George Martin. You will miss a treat if you fail to come.

Church. Irvington, Rev. R. H. Noel, ^ is Gibson with a special pro-

CUrfe 1 *' Whitlock; MON^ July m” . Mau'Ie llaT is the Aid 26, the 16th St. Baptist Church, Rev pr€£lteUu , * k A. Batts. The pastor and church * n*. xt v. r, are extending a welcome invitation of Mt - Nebo Ba Pto all the members, visitors and a ^ <in ‘ pastor, Rev. Walter

friends of the Zion Hone Baptist iii ^ bbau - b ’ travel to Rockpon j n t h e afternoon at 3:30 o'clock C . -rch. -...ay .cr the annual home com- the Senior Choir will ce iebrate

‘ * * * * j their 32nd Anniversary, with Rev.

i ii i if n mithduv Andrew Williams and singers of th 1 ntr- ■ ’ the East Side Baptist Church. Mrs.

“S 0 "' ' Evel y” Flemin 8' president: Rev. F.

“.ry Society of South Calvary' Bap- n Hatcher minister .iu was crowned “State Q ueen < j naicner ’ minister -

of the Junior Woman’s Convention

YOUNG PEOPLE’S ADULT CHOIR of Trinity C. M. E. Church 23rd and Martindale Ave. Will Present SACRED FOUR NO. 2 In A Joint Musical FRIDAY, JULY 16 8:00 P. M. Betty Matthews, Sponsor Rev. W. C. Flanagan, Minister

Garfield Baptist Sunday School Bus To Chicago RIVERVIEW PARK Saturday, July 24th Bus Leaves Church at 4 A. M. Minnesota and Golay Leaving Chicago 5:00 P. M. ROUND TRIP $6.25 Admission Ticket to Park and 4 Free - Rides For Information Call CA. 2117 S. H. Cheatham, Supt. Rev. Charles Poole, Minister 7/10/2t.

LOUISE PERRY

The Gospel Chorus of Corinthian Baptist Church will observe their: FIRST HOME COMING Sunday,! July 18, all day. Dinner will be served FREE at 1:30 p.m. sharp.! In the afternoon at 3 p.m. a grand musical program by the singing groups of the city. The public is nvited. Louise Perry, president; Pev. D. C. Venerable, minister.

Chandler Trio And Second Baptist Choir Of Bloomington, hid. week in a program sponsored

♦ u £^ pre ^ en ^ 1 "| b > the E- J - K Hines Scnolarship

TRIG and THE r und. Mrs. Fannie Thompson is SECOND BAPTIST CHOIR of >.he fund chairman. Bloomington, Indiana, in an after- * * *

U 0 . 0 ^ 0f jy USIC and SONG at tbe REV. G. L. ROBINSON, pastor

SI P E CHRISTIAN CEN-i.of Eastside New Hope Baptist, will ^ unda y- 18 - at 3 P m-. be guest speaker at Mt. Helm Bap-

1537 No r th Arsenal Avenue. This list Sunday at 3 p. m. and his choir is their first appearance in Indian- will sing. Mrs. Addie Collins is

apohs, and we want you to hear the program sponsor, them. You are invited to be a pa- * * *

Iron and bring a friend. Mrs. Edna MEMBERS of the Women’s So- i

M. Martin, director.

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ciety of Christian Service of the . Indiana District of the Lexington Conference of the Methodist Church will attend the Conference

PEOPLE'S MEMORIAL . BAPTIST CHURCH 1027 W. Mich., Cor. Hiawatha SUNDAY, JULY 18 Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. 3:00 P. M. Pastor, Choir and Congregation

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Little Zion Baptist Church 2270 Hillside Ave. Jr. Choir and Sr. Choir Will Furnish Music Mrs. M. Evans, Organist Rev. S. C. Boyd, Minister

GREATER ST. JAMES BAPTIST CHURCH 2213 Lexington Ave. SILVER TONE JUBILAIRES In A Full Musical Program SUNDAY, JULY 18 8:00 P. M. Benefit of the Church Rev. C. M. Hunt, Minister

THE BUILDING FUND of 16th St. Baptist Church Will Present Sacred Four No. 2 Metropolitan Jubilee Singers In A Joint Musical SUNDAY, JULY 18 8:00 P. M. Lula Dean, Sponsor Public Invited Rev. A. Batts, Minister

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COME AND BE SAVED!

'Worship The Lord in The Beauty of Holiness' Christ Temple 430 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. ELDER WILLIE LEE, PASTOR

ORANGE GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH 736 Indiana Avenue SATURDAY, JULY 17 8:00 P. M. FIVE STARS OF HARMONY In A Full Musical Program Come, hear these good singers. Rev. A. Brooks, Minister

The Meditators Gospel Singers Will Celebrate Their 7th ANNIVERSARY Sunday, July 18 — 3:30 P. M. Tried Stone Baptist Church 9th & Camp Streets REV. R. L. MILLER and Congregation ond REV. MRS. D. M. RUSSELL LEVI, Congregation and Choirs of Muncie, Indiana, will be Soecial Gues+t John Oliver. President Mrs. Gussie Crawford, Secretary Prof. P. D. Thompson. Director PUBLIC IS INVITED

STOP! LOOK! READ!! A Must For Lovers Of Good Music A MONSTER MUSIC FESTIVAL at the St. John's M. B. Church COR. 17TH ST. & MARTINDALE AVE.

SUN., JULY 18

8:30 P. M.

PARTICIPANTS

THE FAMOUS ANGELIC CHOIR of the St. John M. B. Church Choral Ensemble — Cleveland Cole, Director Thd Gospel Troubadours & Gospel Echoes Will Appear In All Their Glory PLUS OTHER WELL KNOWN MUSICAL TALENT OF THE CITY

SUCH AS

MR. JOHN HART MISS BESSIE WHITTED MISS ELIZABETH STOVALL

MR. SHELLIE MOORE MR. CLEVELAND COLE MRS. NOLLIE HAMPTON

PUBLIC INVITED — A GRAND TIME FOR EVERYBODY