Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1960 — Page 7

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The Indianapolis Recorder, Apr. 9,1960-7

bADIES' USHER BOARD of BETHEL A.M.E. CHURCH Are Having Their ANNUAL SPRING TEA

Sunday, April 10 Bonn 4:00 TUI 7:00 P. M.

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A Very Interesting Program Has Been Arranged for Your Enjoyment Mrs. Nonie Brown, Pres. Miss Beatrice Owsley, Chnn. Dr. C. T. H. Watkins, Minister

52nd Anniversary Of New Baptist Church New Baptist Church, 1211 N West Street will celebrate its 52nd Anniversary, Thursday, April 7th, Friday, April 8th and Sunday. Thursday night will be Auxiliary night and Friday night, will be known as Church night Sunday, April 10, Rev. John A. Hall, pastor of Second Baptist Church, will deliver the anniversary sermon. Please come out and help us lift up Jesus, in our consecrated walls. The reception will follow after the Sunday afternoon service. Rev. James A. Williams, is the minister and Mrs. Eulala Edelen, is publicity*chairman.

Mount Moriah Baptist Church

Please Attend Al) Denominational Missionary Women’s SERVICE GOOD FRIDAY April 15 7:30 P. M. PHILLIPS TEMPLE CME CHURCH 1226 N. West St. The Public Is Invited Mrs. Sadie Lyles, Pres. Mrs. Maggie Davis, Chrm. Rev. H. L. Burton, Minister

MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH 5900 Reed Road

Mt. Moriah Baptist Church is expecting all membe' s and Triends at the Sunday School hour Palm Sunday. Morning Worship 10:45 the pastor will have a special Palm Sunday messages. BYPU 6:30. The Inspirational Melodies and Emeralds of Faith md other efty talent will render a program at the evening service, under the auspices of REV. E. T. the Organ Fund. JOHNSON Mrs Julia Irvin is the sponsor. Deacon James Moore is the president.

83rd Thanksgiving Service of The G, B. Sisters of Charity

The 83rd Thanksgiving Annual Services of the Grand Body Sisters

Invites You to Attend GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES

FRIDAY, APRIL 15 7:30 P. M.

lACOBS BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME OBITUARIES

The Pastor Has a Message for You

Rev. William C. Groves Minister

THE LIVE WIRE HARMONEERS In Their MONTHLY PROGRAM

TRUE VINE BAPTIST CHURCH 19th and Cohunbia

SUNDAY, APRIL 10 8:00 P. M. Sponsored By THE USHER BOARD Mr*. Fern Lewis, Pres. Rev. W. 1. Jones, Minister

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Funeral services for Mrs. Willa Sawyer we-e held March 28 in the Westside Chanel. Burial was in G own Hill. Rev N. E. Vincent officiated. Funeral services for Mr. John Harold Rutland were held March 30 in the Westside Chapel. Burial was i*n Floral Park. Dr. H. T. Toliver officiated. Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Cotner were held March 31 in the Eastside Chapel. Buiial was in New Crown. Rev. B D. Jacobs officiated. Funeral services for Mr, Porter Parham were held Apri! 2 in the Westside Chapel. Burial was in New Crown.

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Sponsored By THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY Mrs. Lavern Wadsworth, Sponsor Rev. Albert Wadsworth, Minister

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THE JUBILEE CHORUS of EASTERN STAR BAPTIST CHURCH Will Render a Program

SUNDAY. APRIL 10 3:30 P. M.

ZION TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH 1715 E. 30th Street

The Public Is Invited Rev. W. D. Bigger, Minister

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HOLY TRINITY SPIRITUAL TEMPLE 2103 Columbia Ave. Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship 11:30 A. M. CHRISTIAN TRAVELERS and HEARTS OF TRUMPETS 8:00 P. M. Bishop W. W. Rice, Minister

THE ELIM CHORUS and GOSPEL TRAVELERS In a Joint Musical Program

SUNDAY, APRIL 10 8:00 P. M.

GREATER ELIM BAPTIST CHURCH 440 Blake Street Sponsored By THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY Mrs. Ethel Williams Pres. Rev. P. H. Hamler. Minister

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THE CHRISTIAN TRAVELERS In a Musical Program SUNDAY, APRIL 10 7:30 P. M.

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of Charity, will be observed at Mt. Pa ran Baptist Church, Sunday, April 10 at 2:30 p. m. Dr. C. Henry Bell, will preach the Annual Sermon), Music will be rendered by Mt. Paran singers along with our own Charity Chorus, under the direction of Mrs Ada Banks. The introduction of the speaker by Rev. Plummer D. Jacobs, Associate pastor of Mt. Paran. Mrs. Laura Head, will be the

soloist.

Mrs. Ella Peters, Grand Body President, Is calling all grand officers and presidents of every Subordinate and members to be at ihe Church at 2 p. m. Mrs. Amelia Woolf oik, General Chairman, Mrs. Ella Peters, Grand Body President.

Mt. Zion Church Choir to Present After Easter Parade Mt. Zion Cherub Choir to present their Annual After Easter Youth Parade (Fashion Show) Sunday, April 24, at 3:00 p.m., ir. Dorcas Hall, Mt. Zion BapPst Chu.ch, 444 W 12th Street. A special feature will br the crowning of “A KING OR QUEEN FOR A DAY.” Some of the most talented young people of the city will appear on ihe piogram TODiH.EKib, 'lOTS, TWEENS and 1ERNS are welcome. The public is invited. Moving pictures will

oc made of the affair which Will ; how at a later date. Come share with us. Pearl Williams, Chairman and Directress Fannie Reed, Co-Chairman and Sponsor Janice Baird, President Kev. R. T. Andrews, Minister

Coppin Chapel News Coppin Chapel AME Church J2ul N. Capitol Ave. 9:30 aunday School in charge of ihe Supt. iv^rs. Elnora Gordon. 11:00 Worship Service the pas- • or celfyeiing the sermon and the Chanticleer Choral Ensemble fur-

nishirg the music.

8.00 Sunday the Annual Palm

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. . . 8:00 Thurs-1 *”• '"TMEiCT day, April 14th

he Chanticleer I Choral Ensem-1 ble will sponsor the “Maunly Thursday |

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8:00 Friday, the Hour of Power Prayer service. All are invited to join us in our services.

REV. D. E. MITCHAM

Rev. H. N. Robinses To Address Laymen At Annual Banquet Several hundred people wero-cx peeled to gather at Bethel AME Church Friday night. April 8, to enjoy the Indiana AME Conference Laymen’s Banquet. The committee iiiat has worked diligently toward its success is as .ohcMs: Mesoames arie Swannigan, follows: Mesdames Sadie Swanigan, Lillian Stearn, Nettie Ransom, Mabel Augusta, Beatrice Martin, Hand Woolriage, Mary Ervin, Mary darker, Georgia Madison, Elsa lackson and Frank Wilson, Noblesville. viso Messrs. Lawrence Gray, Smith Ervin, Owen Woolridge, rneioy Gibson, James Gilbert and Arthur Dodson. George Campbell Sr., is banquet -hairman, Mrs. Georgia Patton, cortiairman and Churchel Swam is conference president. Laymen and ministers and their .vives will be present from all parts of the state. Ministers and their wives will be honored. The speaker, Rev. Hubert N. Robinson, of Ebenezer AME Church', Detroit, will be accompanied by Fourth District lay offic-

V. A. Combs Named Molder at Western

Thomas Albert Combs Jr., 33, .eeeived a certificate and graduate honors April 1 for successfully completing a three years and nine months tool and die making course at the Western Electric Company. The company develops, designs ind makes telephone products which are distributed nationwide. Combs was admitted as an aporentice in the tool and die-mak-tng course after passing a compelitive pre-entrance examination in 195Q. ON THE STRENGTH of his academic rating, on-the-job experience, and knowledge of his particular field, he has been assigned io the modeling department at Western Electric. Combs is a graduate of Attucks High School, attended the school of engineering for three years at Purdue University, and served in the U. S. Navy. He and his mother, Mrs. Ethel R. Combs, live at 2269 N. Illinois. He is also the son of ihomas Albert Combs Sr., 509 N. Illinois.

Paul Butler Praises Dixie Sit-In Strikes

BALTIMORE (ANP)—Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butder recently applauded Negro sitdown demonstrations against segegation of lunch counters and other facilities. Butler praised what he called "the inspiring example of moral courage which has been set by many young people in the South and in other sections of our nation in protesting in a peaceful but direct and forceful fashion the indignities of . . . segregation.”

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