Indianapolis Recorder,Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1955
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In Memoriam
Cards of Thanks Cards of Thanks
GORDON—I am very grateful and appreciate the kindness shown to me during the illness and at the passing of my dear husband, CLIFTON E. GORDON. I wish to especially thank Dr. L. A. Lewis, Rev. J. I. Dixon, Rev. Elnora Reed and Rev. H. T. Toliver, for their consoling words, those who donated their cars and the Craig Funeral Home for their wonderful service. Mrs. Beatrice Gordon. Wife. Lottie M. Gordon, Sister.
THOMAS E. J. KING KING—In memory of Thomas E. J. King, founder of King & King Funeral Home, who passed away April 11, 1951. No, not cold beneath the grasses. Not close walled within the tomb. Rather in Our Father’s mansion, Living in another room. Shall we doubt Our Father’s mercy? Shall we think of death as doom. Or the stepping on the threshold. To a bigger better room. Shall we. blame Our Father’s wis-
dom.
Shall we sit engulfed in gloom? When we know our love is happy. Waiting in another room? Fondly remembered by Wife. Mrs. Nettie Scott King and Paul R. Scott and Family. J
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BETTY PEAR1. STEPHENS STEPHENS — Our sincere thanks to the kind friends, neighbors and relatives for expressions of sympathy, beautiful flowers and other courtesies extended at the
HOLMAN — In remembrance of of our father. CHAT A. HOLMAN, who departed this life six years April 3, 1949. Sleep, dear Pop. sleep and rest. Because vie know God loved you best But forever there will be Precious, precious memories. Sadly missed by Ida Grant. Marjorie Shorts, Mildred Byrd, daughters, Grandsons and Granddaughters.
EDSON — In loving memory of LOYAL C. EDSON, who passed
away March 31. 1949.
March brings sad memories
Of one gone to rest.
You will never be forgotten By the ones who loved you best.
Emma Fields, Friend, » and Family.
Miss Martha Goodloe Services for Miss Martha Goodj loe. 65, registered nurse who died ; April 4 in her home, 909 N. Sheffield, were conducted by the Peoples Funeral Home at Caldwell AMEZ Church April 7 with bur-
ial in Floral Park.
A native of Columbia. Term., she lived here since 1927. She was a stewardess of Caldw'ell Church and a member of the Haughville branch of American War Mothers. She received her nurse training
at Tuskegee Institute.
She is survived by a son, AugiKus Cummins: a sister, Mrs. Emma Porter; four brothers, Theodore and Charles Goodloe of In-
of
* j Dayton, Ohio and Adoply Goodloe,
pecially grateful to the ministers: ^ cnn > an( ^ i0U1 S' a nd-
Rev. C. H. Bell, for the wonderful ‘ L ’
eulogy. Rev. II. T. Green, for his . . ^ Tj, comforting remarks, the Mt. Paran i LCWIS wOnilCMy
Baptist Church, Kingdom Build-; .
ers Club. Company A club. Sisters ^ , Services | or ^evus Connelly, 23, of Help. Mrs. Blossom Jones for I 617 .* 1 -, 20th ; who died in General the solo. Mrs. Bessie Mae Ford,! h^'P 1 ^ April 1. were held at the the Church of the Living God. I ^ ,n ?. A. funeral Home April The West Parkview Baptist Church. 0 \' 11 ^ burial in Florad Park, its choir and Missionary Society | A native of Indianapolis, he was and all who assisted in any way | as truck driver for the for their kind services rendered company, during our recent bereavement. aiV . Us [bother. Mis. Artie Stephens, Husband j ^ ‘ola Hopkins; stcpialher. Richard Charles Calhoun. Son. I a , Kt ‘ a M Ethel Williams, Daughter. ^ Ile, , Jry - ! Afurv Tnvlnr Hne.i T ntt i ^ altCl . Shil 1C\ and I'Cllic C Oil-j
nelly.
Se? and sXr. MRS^B^TY'i
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D ma'w EY f7ii V nd."’ iS SeSBh!, h or" k 2X1 March 24 in the home relatives for the many acts of kind- i ?* h 3. Maggie Talness. shown in the passing of our 1 <n M ... V 1 ?. L ' ( dear husband and father. M. I ^ t > Apr,l i w,th DOWNEY We esoeciallv slnnk n ‘ na in ^Pbcn Giove there, those for* cards telegrams beau Born in Spartanburg, she lived tiful flowed Rpv I .R n^vic' h<?re ei « hl monlh s and was a memt,fUl !*r oi the Thompson Street Bap-
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offerings received from our kind MlSS L. Pendleton friends and neighbors at the pass-i c . .. , „ ,, I ing of our dear brother. CHARLES , ^ ei ',V f Y S LT ,^ 1ss E1!en Eondl P' ! B. HESTON. We especially thank “ 4 , G Sheldon who died m | the Athletic Club employes, the ^ at 11C 1 a A e V 1 Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Por- « a ,Y 1 Ul1 l c c * t,K>
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HIGHBAUGH—In loving memory of my daughter. NORMA JEAN HIGHBAUGH, who passed away
March 2. 1943. It may appear
healed.
But no one knows the sorrow That lies in my heart concealed.
Mother.
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BURKE — In loving memory of
our father. JOHN E. BURKE. who passed away April 1, 1954.
You're not forgotten, father dear. Nor ever shall you be; ; As long as life and memory last
We shall remember thee. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Simms.
years.
Rev. B. T. Almon for their con-| an '] a^^iephew'^urlive' soling remarks and the Patton ‘ u 1 L-
Funeral Home for efficient serv-
Mrs. Eulala Edelen,
Wade Heston,
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Mrs. Annie Morgan
MANNING
RIE MANNING, wishes
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The family of CAR- Zion Baptist Church of which she
to ex- was a member, with burial in
CANTRELL—In loving memory of i press fb^ir sincere thanks to the floral Park. our dear wife and mother, • friends and neighbors for She died in her home, Sol W.
SYREENA CANTRELL, who departed this life April 5, 1950. In our heart your memory lingers. Always tender, fond and true; There’s not a day. dear mother, We do not think of you. Sadly missed by Cliff Cantrell, Husband and Children.
the many courtesies and warm 13th. March 29. Born in Frankfort, sympathies, lovely flowers, tele- Ky.. she lived here 50 years, grams and cards received in the Surviving are her husband. Gardloss of our loved one. She was a ner Morgan; a brother, Ben Tur-w-ife, mother and sister. We shall ner, Frankfort; a sister, Mrs. Mary always remember the Jacobs Bros. Gibson, Dayton. Ohio; and a grandFuneral Home for their outstand-! son, Thomas Farmer, and a granding service. daughter. Mrs. Clara Good, bo’ll
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Edward Woodson Services for Edward L. Woodson, 62, who died in his home, 606 W. 24th, March 28. were held at the Jacotis Brothers Funeral Home April 1 with burial in New Crown. Born in Versailles. Ky., he lived here 38 years and was a janitor at the Marion County Courthouse. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mildred Woodson; two daughters. Mrs. Sadie Burnett ancUMiss Mattie Woodson, both of Inllianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Sadie Harris, Lexington, Ky. and three grandchildren.
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NICHOLAS—We wish to thank our many friends, neighbors and relatives for their kindnesses shown | during the illness and at the passing of our son, husband and brother, SHERRELL NICHOLAS. We especially thank Revs. J. A. Dames, J. C. Mills, H. A. Perry arift-H. W. Lewis, for their comforting remarks, the soloist. Mrs. Elsie Garrett, those who sent floral offerings, cards and telegrams, donors of their cars, and the Kirk Funeral Home. To each and everyone w r ho assisted us in any way during our bereavement, we will ever be thankful. Rena Nicholas, Mother, Beulah Nicholas, Wife. Harry, Lowell and Rene Nicholas. Brothers, j Virginia Maddox. Sister.
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