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MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 12th aiid Fayette Streets

RET. R. T. ANDREWS. SR. SUNDAY. MARCH 13 REV. ORLANDO MITCHELL Pastor of GREATER’ METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH Chicaeo. 111. IN A REVIVAL BEGINNING MARCH 13 At 11:00 A. M. And Preach Each Nfgrht THROUGH MARCH 18 There Will Be Special Music Each Niffht HEAR THIS GREAT PREACHER

Bethel A. M. E. Church News VERMONT AT TOLEDO Rer. C. T. H Watidna. Pastor BETHEL OBSERVING THE LENTEN SEASON Each Sunday leading up to PALM SUNDAY the pastor will preach with a Lenten Emphasis us•Jng as his subjects: “I BELIEVE IN GOD”; ‘‘JESUS CHRIST THE SAME YESTERDAY. TODAY AND FOREVER”; ‘‘TANGLED LIVES”; ‘ IMMORTALITY”; “FAITH IS THE VICTORY” EACH WEDNESDAY will be devoted to LENTEN preaching by Rev. Bernard M. Jones, Mrs. Eleanor Gordon. Mr. Glover, Principal at School No. 36 and Rev Howard Weaver. THE SINGING GROUPS will conduct song and praise service. MAUNDY THURSDAY of HOLY WEEK. Bethel will observe the PASSOVER, the UPPER ROOM COMMUNION and the WASHING OF FEET. All members are urged to return their Lenten Folders Easter.

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CORINTHIAN BAPTIST 721 E. North at Foltoa Sunday School f a. m. Morning Worship .. 11:01 a. m. B.Y. P.U «:3(S*:3U P.B*. Evening Services 7:38-*It Rev. Stephen Wells, MnrisW k

CHURCH OF CHRIST 1202 Eugene Street

ORDER OF SERVICES Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Sunday Worship 11:00 A. M. Evening Worship 7:30 P. M. Wednesday Night 7:30 P. M. G. P. Holt, Minister Offlcs Phone t WA. 3-754t

PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICE Four photographers ready to serve you day or night for weddings, parties, dances, family gatherings, funerals, any occasion. Call ME. 4-1545 and ask foi Mrs. Freuoirta Temple.

Mount Moriah Baptist Church Don’t let the weather keep you from being at the Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning worship 10:45. The pastor will bring the morning message. Attend the B.T.U. at 6:30 p. m. REV. E. T. JOHNSON

Sunday ( March 13 3:30 P. M. THE BROTHERHOOD OF EASTERN STAR BAPTIST CHURCH 2201 Columbia Avenue Guest Speaker REV. MORRIS E. COLDER Pastor of GRACE APOSTOLIC CHURCH His Congregation and Singers Will Accompany Him Bro. Alvin Nious, President Bro. Esley Sarver, Prog. Chrm. The Public Is Invited

EPISCOPAL CHURCHES

CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL Sunday Services 8. 9:15, 11, 12:30

St. Philip's Sunday 8:00 A. M. — 9:00 A. M. 11:00 A. M. 702 North West Street

All Saints' 1559 Central Avenue 7:30 Low Mass 9:15 Sung Mass Confession Sat. 5:00 P. M.

THE LIVE WIRE HARMONEERS In Their Regular MONTHLY PROGRAM Sunday, March 13 8:00 P. M. TRUE VINE BAPTIST CHURCH 19th and Columbia Ave. Sponsored By THE USHER BOARD Fern Lewis, President Rev. W\ I. Jones, Minister

WOMAN’S DAY will be observed at Barnes Methodist Church, 900 West 30th Street, corner of Annette Street, this coming Sun-fV-w, March 13th at 10:45 a.m. and 3 30 pjn. SUNDAY SCHOOL. 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship, 10:45 a.m GUEST SPEAKER MRS. W. H. McCALLUM, of Detroit, Mich. The music wi'l be rendered by a combined women’s Choir of the Church for this special occasion. This great choir will be uhder the direction of Mrs. Maridelle Lester, Minister of Music. The choir will sing at both morning and afternoon services. DINNER will be served in the dining room of the Church from 1 p.m. until 3:00 p m. Mrs. Georgetta Lacey is the chairman of the Dinner Committee The price of the dinner is 50c per plate for adults; 25c per plate for children. The Afternoon Service CELEBRATING WOMAN’S DAY will start promptly at 3:30 p.m. The guest speaker Mrs. W. H McCallum, speaking. The women of Barnes Church consider themselves very fortunate in securing Mrs McCallum as the guest speaker for their great day. Mrs. McCallum, is the wife of Rev. W. H McCallum, pastor of the GREAT MARY PALMER METHODIST CHURCH in Detroit, Mich. She has had outstanding experience as a teacher in the public schools of Kentucky, Ohio and Illinois. She holds degrees from Kentucky State College, Northwestern University and has made further studies at Ohio State University. In May, 1959, she went with 23 other Methodists on a Mission Tour of Africa, and a limited portion of Europe. Presently this dynamic servant of God is a member of the Board of Missions and Woman’s Division of the Methodist Church. She is Chairman of the Standing Committees of the Library Service. Mrs. McCallum is also a member of the National Standing Committee of United Church Women. If you miss hearing this leader of women speak you will miss a great treat. Everyone is invited. Everyone is welcome. Come out arid enjoy a great day with your friends. . A RECEPTION WILL BE HELD FOR Mrs McCallum, Saturday, March 12th at 8 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Harry Penguite, 4259 Sunset Avenue. Everyone is welcome General chairman, Mrs. Lillian Holt: Mrs. Vera Malone, Publicity chairman, and Rev. Paul L. Ayers is the ministti

Gopptn Chapel Newt COFFIN CHAPEL A.M.E. CHURCH 3201 North Capitol Avenue Rev. David E. Mitcham, Pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL will convene at 9:30 Sunday morning. THE PASTOR WILL deliver the second in a series of Lenten Messages. The Chanticleer Ensemble will sing also during the eleven o’clock worship services. THE HOUR OF J ® sras ® 5affi: POWER Services will be in charge of the Trustees, Friday at 8 p.m. MARCH 19TH is a red letter day Virtth plenty of activity going on at the church. The Usher Board will begin selling Home Baked pies at eleven o’clock rev. D. E. in the morning. % MITCHAM In the evening the Sunday School will sponsor Fun Nite for the family. You are invited to join us at any service or activity

Central Ittetrret Brotherhood Maes Meeting The (Antral District Baptist Brotherhood Convention Will have a PRE-CONVENTipN MASS MEETING Sunday, March 27th at 3 p.m„ at the Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, 19th and Boulevard Place, Rev. F. H. Moore is the host pastor. Mr. Harold Hodftes, Membership Secretary, for the Fall Creek Pathway Y.M.C.A., will be the guest speake”. All members of the Brotherhood are urged to attend The offering taken will go to help the Central Baptist Theological Seminary. Mr. Robert Carpenter is the president.

AN APPRECIATION After thanking my Heavenly Father for His many blessings and tender mercy to me, I wish to express my sincere thanks and deep ippreciation to my kind friends •ind neighbors for their many kind acts during my recent illness. I am indeed grateful for your prayers, ca r ds and personal courtesies. To each of you I cannot express how very grateful I am. Lula Owsley 2701 Paris Avenue

Hear THE RISING STAR SINGERS FRIENDLY SISTERS KEYS OF HARMONY STARS OF FAITH and STARLIGHT FIVE In a Complete Musical Program ROCK OF AGES BAPTIST CHURCH 1511 E. 25th Street FRIDAY, MARCH 11 7:30 P. M. For the Benefit of THE BUILDING FUND Sponsored By THE USHER BOARD Rev. J. J. Davis, Minister

Sick and Shut-Ins

Mrs. Lula Owsley, 2701 Paris A\enue, who has been quite ill, Is repo;ted able to be out again. ♦ * * Mr. George Barker is confined to his home in West 30th Street.

Good Samarit’an News Services for Good Samaritan Baptist Church, 602 West New York Street: Sunday School at the usual hour. Morning service, the Pastor will preach. The Mastinic Singers, sponsored by Mr. Felix Moore, will render a program at 3:30 p.m for the Pastor’s World Alliance Trip. 8:00 P.M., the Senior Choir will have their regular Monthly Musical “SWEET HOUR OF Rev. J. T. PRAYER.” Mrs. Ilighbaugh Jerry L. Coleman Is the president, md Mrs. Carrie Wells is the program chairman.

East Side Christian Center Monthly Vesper Service

JACOBS BROTHERS FUNERAL K0JME OBITUARIES Funeral services for Mr. Sam Bradley were held February 29 in the Westside Chapel. Burial was in New Crown Rev. F. K. Dillard o/Ticiated Funeral services for Mr. Thaddeifs Guy Moseley were held March 1 in Phillips Temple CME Chutch. Burial was in New Crown. Rev. H. I., Burton officiated. Funeral services for Mr. Charles Smith were held March 2 in the Westside Chapel. Burial was in New Crown. Rev. Fox officiated. Funeral services for Mr. Wallace Wilson were held March 2 in the Westside Chapel. Burial was in New Crown. Rev. P D. Jacobs officiated. Funeral services for Rev. William A. Bivens were held March 2 in Alien Chapel CME Church. Burial was in Crown Hill. Rev. S. D. Hardrick officiated. Funeral services for Mr. Henderson King were held March 3 in the Westside Chapel. Burial was in New Crown. Rev. E. H Adams officiated. Funeral services for Mr. Luther Walden were held March 5 in Metropolitan Baptist Church. Bbrial was in New Crown. Rev. W. F. Sweatt officiated

Cora Hill Funeral services for Mrs. Co r a Lee Hill, 56, 729 Center, were held Feb. 23 at Willis Mortuary, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. She died Feb. 19 at her home. A life resident of Indianapolis, she was a member of Garfield Baptist

Church.

Sundvors include a daughter, Mrs. Crystal Burns; a brother, M. Roger Crowdus of Indianapolis and ore au it, Mrs Mary Crowdus, In-

dianapolis.

CHURCH EVENTS ... of the City

Bv VILLA THOMAS

Last week those of us who knew who luive been selected to serve as the late Rev. Edwin Kenney, pas- teachers are urged to be present tor of Jones Tabernacle AME Zion Mrs. Kenneth Dayton, chairman, Church were saddened to learn of will preside his hobe-going. His death removedf MORE TRAN 1,750 PERSONS from our religious ranks a fin£ in the United States have registerChristian minister, one who was ed for the meeting of the World loved and respected by the masses Convention of the Disciples which of people who knew him will take place in Scotland in AugHe was a wonderful Christian ust. If you would like to attend, minister who served the Lord well, please contact Dr. George Watkins his people and all who needed his of Second Christian Church. It is help. We can rtever forget his sin- going to be a wdhderful meeting cere ways of doing the Master's THE EASTS1DE BAPTIST will. We bow our heads in Jnuhbfe Church basketball team played submission to the Holy Father who First Baptist Church of North Indoeth all things well . diahapplis last Saturday in the I know that Rev. Kenney is far First Baptist gym. The host team happier in God’s Kingdom now Was defeated 86-85 in a thrilling than he could ever be on earth, contest. We will win next time.

We evtehd our sympathy to the I hope.

members of his amity and We Fnf f ftwiaw- rc pray that God will bless and com- THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES fort fhem and members of his are very much in need at Central Church. Sxate Hospital: sweaters, wash AS ALL OF YOU probab’y :mow, cloths, radfos, books, puzzles, yarn, Wednesday of last week the Lenten sewing material, shaving articles season onened a7ld clothing. I hope that the During this period, noon day n p rt?

services will be held in many of

the churches each day. You are r ^X h ^i^^ ng wif?iam wSf Urged to attend the church near- Mrs ’ wniiarn w,olf at LI.

est you. Throughout the Lenten

season, emphasis will be placed on MISSION GROUP No. 2 of First the sacrifice of our precious Lord Baptist Church, North IndianapoWho died fbr the sins of the world vvas guost recently at the Govand to save each of us. ernor’s Mansion for tea in honor of As we observe Lent we are chal- those who served by helping with lenged to extra spiritual disciplines, the mental patients at Central Won’t you attend prayer meeting, Hospital. Mrs. Luella Harvey is your church school, your mission president of the group. a " d S° out seeking the un- Mrs elnora hayeS honored Ch, l^ d i r r Tww U S g her mother, Mrs. Eliza Green, with wonderful day! t Why not rededi- a birthday dinner last week in her cate your hfe tor a better service home following the missionary 110 NEx/sU\DAY h at 8 h the Priscil- meeting of grou P No - 2 of First NEXT SUNDAY at 8, the Friscii- Baptist Church, North Indianapolis. l a - y°p Ung H t We wish Mrs Green many more Fl S, Pt n vif™r e?™ happy birthdays. She is an active napolis, w111 present espe s member of the mission group, ices at the church. Miss Mary Fitts SINCE X || E LENTEN season is dl MORE 1 THAN *> 000 persons at- on ’ 1 should M?* to remind all f P^v?r of you to remember how Jesus died tended the World of . P for you, and to try to attend church services held last Friday m ay <5 un< | a y ^th this prayer I will

of our churches dose* The money donated will go to v

help many people in this country Help as, we humbly beseach and around the world. The Indian- Thee, in these holy days to enter apolis observance was held under into the secret place of the Most the leadership of the World Day High. Let the noise of the world of Prayer committee of the India- be hushed that we may hear Thy napolis Council of United Church voice. Teach us to wait upon Thee. Women. Mrs. Guy L Boyd is gen- Teach us to glory in the cross of oral chairman Jesus Christ and to lay down our A BIBLE STUDY course is be- life that we may find it again; and ing conducted each Wednesday bring Us into the fellowship of that evening at Witherspoon United love which endured the cross, dePresbyterian Church. The group is spising the shame; through the studying the Old and the New same.! Jesus Christ, Our Lord

UWF President Speaks March 24 The Indiananolis Chapter of United World Federalists has an important meeting planned for Thursday, March 24. Dr. Charles C. Price, national president of UWF, will speak in Broadway •Methodist Church, Community Room, at 8 p.m., on “The Challenge of the Nuclear Age”. Dr. Price received a Ph. D. degree in chemistry from Harvard University in 1936. He assumed his present duties as director of John Harrison Laboratory of Chemistry at the University of Pennsylvania in 1954 and held many offices in the UWF before becoming its national president in 1959. This is an opportunity to hear from an outstanding spokesman what the Federalists are doing and what they have to offer to help achieve world peace.

Dear Friends:

You are cordially invited to at-, tend our regular monthly Vesper j

Center, 5 n*? c N^:. c » Ai«and« PoHer

Sunday afternoon. March 13th at

4:00 o’c ock.

Our special guests will be the Spirit of Harmony Singers. Please be present and bring a

friend.

Miss Delores Mitchell,

Sponsor

Mrs Edna M. Martin, Excc. Director.

Testaments. Rev. C. M. Marsh, pas-

tor, is teacher of the class. I HOPE THAT all churches will

give a aonation to the Week Day .School of Religion. As you khow, many of the children who attend the school never attend church on Sunday. Your help is needed, so

do give as much as you can. THE TIME Is drawing near for

the Central District Baptist Youth Convention. I hope that you will

Amen.

YARD PARKS DATE SET The last spring meeting before the cleanup campaign will be held Tuesday, March 15 at noon luncheon in the Student Union Building Every yard parks division should be represented at this meeting and a final understanding oi the April program should be reached. Plan: for partlcipation‘ in the parade on

Conference Dates Set By AKA's Four Indiana chapters of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority will be hostesses to all the chapters in central region, April 15, 16 and 17 in the Sheraton-Lincoln Hotel. Sorority members from Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and Kentucky will attend the regional conference. Mrs. Anetta Lawson is the regional director for the central region and will preside over the conference Chapter representatives serving on the planning committee are Ruby Woodson, Alpha Mu Omega; Catherine Jones, Alpha Eta Omega; Patricia Beeler, Kappa, and Maxine Thurston. Tau Four national projects of the sorority that will receive special attention during the conference are the American Council on Human Rights, undergraduate scholarships and graduate foreign fellowships, housing projects for undergraduates ana the national body, and the health project dedicated to research and local community programs. Hattie Edwards of Terre Haute and Betty Chisley are co-chairmen ill charge of regional conference publicity.

Our 04efp Sn Olte If lame ^ Of DL XU WL nu. ^oaven dearth PSALMS 124, 8TH VERSE

COME AND BE SAVED

’Worship The Lord In The Beauty Of HoHnets’ OBET ACTS 2:38 Christ Temple 430 WEST FALL CREEK BOULEVARD FOUNDED on the word of god Take Northwestern Street Car to Fall Creek Boulevard Walk 2 Blocks East Corner ran* .MOnttife and Fall Creek Boalevard BISHOP WILLIE Ltt, PASTOR

LOOK — READ AND COME THE WONDERING TRAVELERS and the SACRED FOUR Will Be Presented In a Full Musical Program SUNDAY, MARCH 13 3:00 P. M. BUGGS TEMPLE CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST 334 Blake Street The Public Is Invited Rev. J. C. Buggs, Minister

You Are Invited To Hear RONALD MILLER BARITONE In Sangs SUNDAY, MARCH 13 8:00 P. M. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH 15th and Marttndale Sponsored By MT. MORIAH TRAINING CLASS Glenda Barnes, Teacher And Accompanist Lucille McGraw, Pres. Rev. E. T. Johnson, Minister

The Indianapolis Christian Singers Association Along With the METROPOLITAN INSPIRATIONAL CHOIR and the OLIVER YOUTH CHOIR Will Appear at MT. VERNON BAPTIST CHURCH 713 N. Belmont SATURDAY, MARCH 12 8:00 P. M. for the PASTOR’S ANNIVERSARY Rev. Mozel Sanders. Minister

ORANGE GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH 615 Bright Street REV. STEPHEN WELLS of CORINTHIAN BAPTIST CHURCH Will Be the Guest Speaker for THE MOTHER’S BOARD His Singers and Congregation Will Accompany Him Mother Daisy Bentley, Pres. Rev. Arthur Brooks, Minister j

THE OLIVER CHOIR of TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH Will Render a Program ST. PAUL METHODIST CHURCH 424 Minerva Street SUNDAY, MARCH 13 7:30 P. M. Sponsored By DORENA HENDERSON Rev. James Robinson, Minister

THE SOUTH CALVARY USHER BOARD CHORUS Will Be Presented SONG SERVICE SUNDAY, MARCH 13 6:00 P. M. ST. JOHN A.M.E. CHURCH 1669 Columbia Ave. Sponsored By ST. JOHN GOSPEL HARMONIZERS Mrs. Frieda Younger, In Charge Rev. H. A. Perry, Minister

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were held Feb. 17 in Willis Mor-. xnANKS to the missionary tuary, with buna, in Floral Park ,, 0 j et y 0 f pi rst Baptist Church, Cemetery- She d ‘^ d Bridgeport, who recently joined the

P 0 ^ 11 ,4*1^ 5n i ng ; adoption program at Central State

’ he had lived here 40 Hospital Mrs j winiamg is pres i_

of ? ones aber nac ‘ e Ident of the society and Rev. U. Wil^rvivo", tach^do a niece. Mrs. I s0 ” , is . P!; tor .° f A h !

Recorder Reader Takes Subscription For 42nd Year Shelby Gibson. 2407 Ralston, a -etired worker from the building trades and former union member, reports he has been a subscriber io The Recorder for 42 years on paying up his yearly subscription. Mr. Gibson was born in Mississippi and has lived in the city, in the same house at the Ralston address, since 1918. He became a subscriber to The Recorder in 1918, he year he took up residence in '-.his city. Mr. Gibson lives with his daugh:er, Mrs. Virginia Harvey, also listed as a subscriber to The Recorder.

Ftenees Burb-ldge of Dayton. _ | e / 0 ° rt U ^ ." P ^ 'At'Tme '■■■■ --- ■■■■— and address I will send you all the

! information you need.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of Town and Country of the Indiana Council of Churches will be March

THE RISING STAR SINGERS In a Full Musical Program

SUNDAY, MARCH 13 8:00 P. M. at the mT. calvary freewill BAPTIST CHURCH 1798 Columbia Avenue The Public Is Invited Rev. John B. Steele Minister

BABY CONTEST SUNDAY, MARCH 13 7:30 P. M. THE HOUSE OF Prayer 1418 t. 16th Street WON’T YOL T COME? Rena Jones, Secretary Bishop M. L. Barnes Minister

17 and 18 at Purdue University. Meetings will be held at the Memorial Center adjacent to the Union Building. The chairman. Rev. Lavern Skinner, will preside. Dr. G. L. Hartman is executive secretary of the church council. THURSDAY OF NEXT WEEK at 9:30 in the Colonial Room of the Central YMCA the ChPdren’s Workers Council of the Indianapolis Church Federation will hold an important meeting. All of those

ST. JUDE SPIRITUAL TEMPLE 1664 Columbia Ave. Sermon By Pastor 8:00 P. M. UNITED JOYFUL SINGERS In a Full Musical Program SUNDAY, MARCH 13 8:30 P. M. The Public Is Invited Elder Paul Grant, Minister

pastor's Aid day hBar THE vandileer singers In a Musical Program SUNDAY, MARCH 13 4:30 F. M. THE HOUSE OF PRAYER 1418 E. 16th Street COME ONE — COME ALL Bishop M. L. Barnes Minister

Come and Hear THE FAMOUS INDIANA WONDERS at EASTERN STAR BAPTIST CHURCH 2201 Columbia Avenue SUNDAY, MARCH 13 7:30 P. M. In a Full Musical Program Sponsored By TI|E FURNACE COMMITTEE Mrs. Nona Hubbard, Chairman

HOLY TRINITY SPIRITUAL TEMPLE 2103 Columbia Ave. Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship 11:30 A. M. SOUL LARK SINGERS 8:00 P. M. Bishop W. W. Rice, Mlilfster

INDIANA BAPTIST CHURCH Walnut and Douglass Presents

THE

INSPIRATIONAL MELODIES and the INDIANA BAPTIST ENSEMBLE In a Full Musical Program SUNDAY, MARCH 13 3f:30 P. M. Sponsored By MRS. CHRISTINA WORD Rev. E. R. Gatewood, Minister

Luther Walden

Funeral services for Marie Wat den, 63, were held March 5 ir Metropolitan Baptist Church with burial in New Crown Cemetery He died March 1 in his home, 110-t

Fayette.

Born at Oconee, Ga., Mr. Walden had lived in Indianapolis 31 years Before his retirement ii 1958 he had been a janitor 11 years at Union Station. Mr. Wal den, a member of Metropolitar Church, was also a veteran o' World War I. Survivors include the wife, Mrs Hattie Walden; a son, William Wa 1 den, Indianapolis; a daughter, Eliz abeth Marrs, Detroit; a stepdaught er, Dorothy Mae Flowers, and sister, Queenie Adams, Indianapo lis, and three grandchildren.

Walker Graves Funeral services for Walker G Graves, 65, 2842 Paris, were helc Feb. 27 in Patton Funeral Home, with burial in Crown Hill Ceme tery. He died Feb 23 in Veteran: Hospital. Born at Campbellsville Ky., Mr. Graves had lived in Indianapolis 63 yeafs and had worked 32 years as a houseman for thi Walter Brant family. He was a member of Simpson Methodist Chureh, a veteran of World War II and a member of Gaillard American Legion Post Survivors include the wife, Mrs. Jenny Graves; three daughters, Evelyn Cochran and Marian Green, Indianapolis, and Juanita Wade, San Diego; a sister, Clara Johnson; a brother, Jesse Cave, Indianapolis; four grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren.

BIG FISH FRY — Sponsored By — HE BUILDING FUND of the CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST 1618 Boulevard Place — 2 DAYS — This Weekend FRI. AND SAT. Mar. 11-12 — at — 866 UDELL ST. 11:00A. M. TO 11:00 P. M. Everybody Invited • Mrs. Ruby Franklin, Chrm. VIrs. Martha Bunche, Co-Chrm. Elder E. L. Allen, Pastor

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HEAR THE ROCKY SHORE SINGERS With Other GUEST SINGERS In a Full Musical Program SUNDAY, MARCH 13 8:00 P. M. JOSHUA BAPTIST CHURCH 1554 Columbia Ave. Sponsored By THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY Mrs. Rosie Wallace, Pres, Rev. Albert Batts, Minister

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