Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1960 — Page 6

6—The Indianapolis Recorder, July 16,1960

MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH . t2th and Fayette Streets

SHACKELFORD CHAPEL 921 N. West St. At Your Service for Praver Dial ME. 4-4862 PREACHING AND PRAYER 2nd and 4th Sundays 10:45 A. M. — 7:45 P. M. Sunday School 9:30-10:30 Evangelist Shackelford Minister

TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF SERVICE

CORINTHIAN BAPTIST 721 E. North at Foltea Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship .. 11:00 a. m. B. Y. P. IJ. 6:30^:30 p.m. Evening Services 7:30-F*it p.« Rev. Stephen Wells. Mlmlstor

SUNDAY, JULY 17 11:00 A. M. Sermon “NO MAN NEED STAY THE WAY HE IS*’ REV. L. E. ERVIN 7:30 P. M. Regular Services

ORDER OF SERVICES EASTERN STAR BAPTIST CHURCH • 2201 Columbia Avenue SUNDAY, JULY 17 11:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M. Senices the Pastor REV. W. M. ROBINSON Will Bring the Messages 3:30 P. M. THE CHORAL AIRES of SCOTT METHODIST CHURCH Will Render a Program Sponsored By THE YOUNG ADULT CHOIR The Pu^:*c Is Invited

MRS. ODESSA WOODSON Is Presenting THE FAMOUS NORTHERN AIRES of Chicago, 111. SUNDAY, JULY 17 8:00 P. M. UNIVERSAL CHURCH OF TRUTH 786 Indiana Avenue The Public Is Invited ADMISSION — FREE

CHURCH OF CHRIST 1202 Eugene Street

JOSHUA BAPTIST CHURCH 1554 Co.umbia Avenue THE LIVE WIRE HARMONEERS In a Complete Program SUNDAY, JULY 17 8:00 P. M. Sponsored By MISS JESSIE CHEATHAM The Public Is Invited Rev. A. Batts, Ministel

REV. AV. M. EDWARDS The members of 17th Street faithful wife on their 21st anniMemorial Baptist Church, Eugene versary, July 17th thru July 25th. at Rader Streets, along with their The public is invited to attend many friends will congratulate all services each evening at 7:30 Rev. Walter M. Edwards and his p.m. The following ministers along

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 Office Phone WA. 3-754o

THE SISTERS OF HELP of METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH Will Observe Their 24TH ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, JULY 17—3:30 P. M. METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1302 N. Missouri Street Guest opeaker REV. J. H. CHEFFINS He Will Be Accompanied By His Congregation and Singers You Are Cordially Invited Mrs. Mary High, President Rev. Wm. F. Sweatt, Minister

SENSATIONAL HEARTS OF TRUMPETS and THE TRAVELING INNERLIGHTS Will Be In a Grand Musical SATURDAY, JULY 16 8:00 P. M. SUNRISE BAPTIST CHURCH E. 19th Street You Are Cordially Invited

HEAR THE WANDERING TRAVELERS In a Full Musical Program ST. JOSEPH SPIRITUAL CHURCH 1219'^ N. Senate Avenue SUNDAY, JULY 17 8:30 P. M. Sponsored By THE CHOIR Doris Richardson, Pres. Eller Mack Noel, Minister

EPISCOPAL 1 CHURCHES

CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL ON THE CIRCLE Sunday Services 8. 9:15. 11. 12:30

S». Philip's Sunday 9:30 A. M. Church School 9:30 A. M. 702 Noith West Street

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

AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL ZION CHURCHES

ALLEYNE CHAPEL Julian and Catherwood Streets (Irvington) CALDWELL CHAPEL 1062 N. Sheffield Street CAMPBELL CHAPEL 709 West 25th Street JONES TABERNACLE Blackford and Michigan Streets MESSIAH TEMPLE 16th and Cornell Streets PENICK CHAPEL 1146 Earhart Street ST. MARK’S 1803 S. Shelby Street ST. PAUL 2715 Clifton Street WALLACE TEMPLE Anderson, Indiana

HEAR THE MALE CHORUS and the YOUNG ADULT CHOIR of NORTHSIDE NEW ERA BAPTIST CHURCH IN A FULL PROGRAM SUNDAY, JULY 17 3:30 P. M. MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH 5900 Reed Road For the BUILDING FUND Don’t Miss Hearing Them Rev. Wm. C. Groves, Minister

Dr. B. L. Davis Opens Offices for Practice Of Urology Dr. Bennie L. Davis, M. D. has I opened his office for the practice of urology at 1540 Columbia. Dr. Davis, a graduate of Howard University Medical School, served [ Ids internship and residence at Homer G. Phillips Hospital in St, ! Louis. He recently completed a tour of duty in the U. S. Air Force, where he served as chief of the division of urology at USAF Hospital, Travis AFB. Calif., and chief of the urology services at USAF Hospital. Wright-Patterson AFB, IrMin, LITTLE EGYPT BAPTIST CHURCH 502 West Michigan Sundav School 9:.'»0 A. M. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. 7:30 P. M. THE GOSPEL TRAVELERS Will Render a Pro"ram GUEST SINGERS THE SPIRIT TRAVELERS of Carbondale. III. Dearon Dewitt Fleming Kev. F. A. Douglas, Minister

MRS. W. M. EDWARDS with their 1 congregations will participate in this tribute to our pastor and his wife: July 17th, 3:30 p.m.—Rev. F. F. Young, First Baptist Church. (5:00 p.m.—Rev. V. S. Munnerlyn, St. Johfi Baptist Church, Springfield, Ohio. Julv 18—Rev. Olive Reeves, Little Bethel Baptist Church. July 19—Rev. James Glover, Mt. Carmel Baptist Church. July 20—Rev. S. D. Hardrick, Allen Chapel. July 21—Rev. H. L. Burton, Phillips Temple. July 22—Rev. W. F. Sweatt, Metropolitan Baptist Church. July 24—11:00 a.m.—Rev. Melvin Girton, 17th Street Memorial Baptist Church. 3:30 p.m.—Rev. Morris E. Colder, Grace Church. July 25—Reception at p.m.

7:30

Universal Hagar Spiritual Temple Anniversary

NEW BRICK MODERN SUBURBAN HOME With Large Lot FAR EASTS!DE Near Western Electric Co. Eastgate Shopping Center Chrysler P.ant. Ford Plant Churches, Schools MAKE CASH OFFER For Appointment (.’all FL. 6-0201

50th Annual Convention OF CHRIST TEMPLE 430 W. FALL CREEK PARKWAY INDIANAPOLIS July 27-31 Everyone Welcome BISHOP WILLIE LEE, PASTOR

REV. JAMES SARVER and SOUTHERN HARONIZERS In a Complete Program SUNDAY, JULY 17 7:00 P. M. ALPHA OMEGA CHURCH 1017 Udell Street The Public Is Invited Kev. A. W. Menoelen, Minister Miss Clara Brewer Executive Secretary

HOLY TkiNiTY SPIRITUAL TEMPLE 2103 Columbia Ave. Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship 11:30 A. M. fi.QA p LA HEARTS OF TRUMPET The Public Is Invited Bishop W. W. Rice, Minister

THE RELIGIOUS FIVE of LOUISVILLE, KY. IN A COMPLETE PROGRAM SATURDAY, JULY 16 8:00 P. M. SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 16th and Columbia Avenue SUNDAY, JULY 17 3:30 P. M. UNIVERSAL CHURCH OF TRUTH 786 Indiana Avenue With the OLIVER YOUTH GROUP RUTH BECK SINGERS and the PARKVIEW YOUTH GROUP Don’t Fail to Hear These Singers SUNDAY, JULY 17 8:00 P. M. They Will Be Back at SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Wm. Pittman, Minister

THE SACRED FOUR and THE CHRISTIAN TRAVELERS In a Complete Program SUNDAY, JULY 17 3:00 P. M. 713 Belmont _ Rev. Mozel Sanders, Minister At 8:00 P. M. The Two Groups Will Appear at GREATER ST. LUKE BAPTIST CHURCH 19th and Sheldon Streets Rev. A. M. Hughes, Minister

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THE SECOND CHOIR of PHILLIPS TEMPLE CME CHURCH 1226 N. West’Street Is Presenting MR. DENNIS FREEMAN IN A RECITAL SUNDAY, JULY 17 4:00 Till 6:00 P. M. Mrs. Marie Five, Pres. Rev. H. L. Burton, Minister DONATION 50 CENTS

BISHOP M. E. GOODNIGHT Universal Hagar Spiritual Temple, 408 Bright Street will observe its Anniversaiy beginning Sunday, July 10th, thru the 17th The followiug ministers with their congregations and singers \mii partKipuie. SUNDAY, July 10—Rev. Beech and congregation of Nashville. Tenn. MONDAY. July 11—Bethlehem Singers in a program. TUESDAY. July 12-Rev Swift end congregation. WEDNESDAY. July 13—Mother Hunter and congregation. THURSDAY, July 14—Rev. Odelia Davis and congregation. FRIDAY. July 15—Rev. Brooks and congregation. SATURDAY NIGHT. July 10— Father Smith and Rev. White and congregation SUNDAY NIGHT. July 17—Rev. Mildred West, of G uy, Indiana. Bishop M. E. Goodnight, minister.

THE MATRON’S SECOND ANNIVERSARY FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 314 Bright Street a Guest Speaker RE\. >V. A. FITZPATRICK SUNDAY, JULY 17 3-30 P. M. The-Public Is Invited Mrs. JVloreine Harrington, Pres. Rev. A. Johnson, Minister

Good Samaritan News Seventh Anniversary of Rev.

'IHwi A *■» rvi o r*\r rvF T? n\r am H ■#

Mrs. Roosevelt Mumford of Zion Hope Baptist Church

The Anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. E. T. Johnson is still in

progress.

Friday night, July 15, Rev. E. R Gatewood, of Indiana Baptist Church will be the speaker Sunday morning Sunday School

at the regular hour. The leason will be taught by Bro. James McGraw. The organ, piano and vio’ln prelude, will b e gin at 11 o’clock, with Mrs. Glenda Blames, Mfs. Nellie Johnson and Mr. Harry

Lytiem.

Pro cessional with all singing

groups will follow. Sermon by tha Rev. V. W. McLawler. The Anniversary Sermon at 3:00 p. m.. by the Rev A Bernard. BYPU at 6:30 ledson taught by Rev. F. L. Barnes. Devotinal services at 7:30. Sermon by Rev. Aisie Palmer. Monday night climaxes the anniversary with Rev. F. Jefferson, as the guest speaker. The reception will follow this service. The public is invited.

and

REV. J. T.

HIGHBAUGH

State Baptist Group Schedules Camp for Youth Plans have been completed for the Camp Superior to be held August 8 at Indiana Lake. The camp is sponsored by the Indiana General Baptist State Convention for youth and children 7 years or age and over. Mrs. Emma Edwards, 17th Street Memorial Baptist Church camp director, urges everyone to send in registrations by July 22 because the first 100 campers are all they can accommodate. A study program will include study groups for adults, tweens and teero. Audio visuals will be shown each evening, oxd there will be craft arts and vesper services. Rev. A. J Brown, pastor of the Greater St. John Baptist Church, will be camp pastor. The General Baptist State Convention, Dr. R. T. Andrews president, appropriated $1,500 for camp purposes for the young people of the state convention

JACOBS BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME OBITUARIES Funeral services for Mr. T. Willie Barmore were held July 6 in the Westside Chapel. Rev. W. F. Sweatt officiated. Burial was in New Crown. Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Jean Jones were held July 8 in the Westside Chapel. Rev. H. T. Toliver officiated. Burial was in Floral Park. Funeral services for Mr. Ollie James Webb were held July 9 in the Westside Chapel. Rev. E. R. Gatewood officiated. Burial was in Floral Park. Funeral services for Mr. Jesse Mitchell were held July 9 in the Westside Chapel. Rev. C. J. Dailey officiated. Burial was in Floral Park. Funeral services for Mr. James Owens Lightfoot were held July 9 in the Westside Chapel. Dr. C. Henry Bell officiated. Burial was in New Crown.

Rev. Abraham DeVasher With His SINGING GROUPS AND MEMBERS OF CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Hammond, Ind. Will Worshin With NEW JERUSALEM MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 5405 E. 34th Street SUNDAY, JULY 17 At 11:00 A. M. and 3:30 P. M. Lunch Will Be Served After MORNING SERVICE Everybody Is Welcome Sponsored By THE PASTOR’S AID Mrs. Christina Harris, Pres. Rev. James DeVasher, Minister

Don’t Fail to Hear THE UNITED GOSPEL SINGERS SUNDAY, JULY 17 3-30 P. M. CHURCH OF LIVING GOD 1005 W 27th Street Eider Charles C. Staples Minister '

THE VERTEESE SINGERS Of Gallatin, Tenn. In a Full Musical Program SUNDAY, JULY 17 3:30 P. M. MT. PARAN BAPTIST CHURCH 370 W. 12th Street Sponsored By THE COURTESY COMMITTEE Mrs. Lucille Head, Chairman Dr. C. Henry Bell, Minister

Three Leaders To Speak Christian Theological Seminary, on the campus of Butler University, will present three religious leaders in the 1960 Institute on Evangelism July 12-22, according to Dr. David C. Pellett, director of Summer session at the semi-

nary.

Featured religious leaders will be Dr. G. Paul Musselman, executive seexetary, department of Evangelism of the National Council of Churches of Christ; Thomas W. Toler, minister of First Christian Church, Oakland, Calif.; Dr. Donald M. Salmon, executive secretary of the department of Evangelism, United Christian Missionary Society, Indianapolis, and Dr. Thomas W. Klink, coordinator of Graduate Studies in Religion and Psychiatx-y, Menninger Clinic, Topeka, Kan. This institute is designed for ministers who are evangelism chairmen in their respective states, and other religious leaders who wish to face realistically the evangelistic task of the church. Participants will examine in depth the meaning and method of evangelism in contemporary

EEV. ROOSEVELT MUMFORD MRS. ROOSEVELT MUMFORD Zion Hope Baptist Church, 2304 tan THURSDAY, JULY 21—Rev. L. A. SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY ox Manuel of South Calvary, their pastor anu wue, beginning Monday night, July 18th thru Mon- P R I DAY, JULY 22—Rev. W. E. day, July 25. Services each even- Starks of New Liberty. ing at 7:30 P. M. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 3:30 P M. Ministers accompanied by their Rev. A. Bernard of St. Mark congregations and singing groups Baptist Church. Hill participate during this cele- MONDAY, JULY 25—Rev, S. Mcfcirrvwr»A V tttt v iq Do,, r tu Cal1 ol Mt - Herman Baptist MONDAY, JULY 18 B ev - G. M Church. Chicago, 111. Minims of Bethesda Baptist. TUESDAY, JULY 19—Rev. C. V. The reception will follow this Jetter of Shiloh Baptist . service. We extend our wholeWEDNESDAY, JULY 20—Rev. J. hearted welcome to all to be presT Highbaugh of Good Samari- ent. CHURCH EVENTS

By WILLA THOMAS

Two of the city’s leading min- Baptist Churches will eliminate isters were welcomed back to their their afternoon services and urge churches Sunday after attending members to attend the meeting, the Baptist World Alliance in Cooperation from each of you South America. They will, I am will spell success, sure, have some wonderful things CONGRATULATIONS to the to tell us. Rev. J. T. Highbaugh Missionary Society of First Bapand Rev. E. J. Odom, we welcome tist Church, North Indianapolis, you back home, and we are happy who celebrated their 58th anniverthat God blessed you with a won- sary Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Anna derful trip. Washington, state president, was Sunday at 8 p.m. at Good Sa- the guest speaker, maritan Baptist Church, Rev. Mrs. Ardelia Halsell is the genHighbaugh will report on his trip, eral president of the First BapALSO WELCOMED home last tist Missionary Society. Sunday was our minister, Elder SUNDAY was Women’s Day at F. F. Young, who had been at- Corinthian Baptist Church where tending a meeting in Richmond, Rev. Stephen A. Wells Jr. is the Va. pastor. Rev. Wade Anthony REV. W. A. NAYLOR, pastor Vaughn, associate minister and of the Second Baptist Church, Co- education consultant, was the lumbus, was the guest speaker speaker at the 11 o’clock worship. Sunday at First Baptist Church, His subject, “Woman Look at

North. Rev. Naylor delivered a Me.”

very inspiring message. This was a wonderful W Oman's

Day sermon and enjoyed by all

REV. J. T. HIGHBAUGH and listeners. Mrs. J.T. Highbaugn E. J. Odom were chosen as tour Sr. was the speaker at the 3 p.m.

leaders for the next Baptist World service.

Alliatice. All of you will be hear- THIS WEEK r would like to mg more about it later, since it senc j bjriliday greetings to my is going to meet m our country Krundmo ther, Mrs. Sarah Henry, .hope every good Baptist will w b 0 recently celebrated her 86th m THF an pFnPT F° nf te rv.n 0 ctm birthda y- Greetings also to my THE PEOPLE of Chile still stepmother, Mrs. S. S. Thomas. need our help, and you can do jyj av both of you enjoy many more

your share by sending a donation successfu i years,

to the Christian Rural Overseas

Department, a part of the Church STARTING SUNDAY, Rev. World Service of the National Odom will report to the various Council of Churches. groups of his church on the Bap- ■ Donations should be sent to tist World Alliance. He is also “CROP,” 1622 N. Meridian St. scheduled to address several other They are doing a wonderful job. congregations. and I am happy to be a part of

the board of directors of this organization. Through our department $5,000 in cash, 50,000 ! bs. of of clothing, 1500 blankets, 8“,0001 pounds of food and $15,000 worth of medical supplies and vitamins, have been sent for the relief of children earthquake victims. You too, jean help this worthy cause by sending your donations to

“CROP” at once.

THE PEOPLE of Cuba and their leader need prayer. I urge

you as a Christian to pray fori m i •

t j lem Taking the numerous communiTHE BARNES Methodist t ; v P^blems into consideration,

Social Service Project Planned By Baptist Group

HEAR THE GOLDEN VOICES of Alabama In a Complete Program ROCK Of AGES BAPTIST CHURCH 1511 E. 25th Street SATURDAY, JULY 16 8:00 P. M. Rev. Jesse Wood, Mgr. SUNDAY, JULY 17 8:00 P. M. THE SILVER STARS In a Full Program Rev. J. J. Davis, Minister

INDIANA BAPTIST CHURCH Walnut and Douglass Presents THE ’ WANDERING TRAVELERS SUNDAY, JULY 17 3:30 P. M. Sponsored By In a Full Program MRS. CHRISTINA WORD Rev. E. R. Gatewood, Minister »

Church Vacation Bible School closed with success recently, and the boys and girls will be sending Bibles to the boys and girls of other countries. Mrs. Blanche Dawson directed the school. THE INDIANA Baptist State Youth Convention will meet this week-end at South Bend, Bernard White Jr., the president, an-

nounced.

SERVICES OF the Methodist Church Union will be held at 7 p.m. Sunday at Jones Tabernacle AMEZ Church. The Rev. C. T. H. Watkins, pastor of the Bethel AME Church will speak, and the Bethel Choir will sing. REV. AND MRS. R. H. Peoples left Monday for Scotland, where they will attend the World’s Christian Convention. Rev. Peoples, pastor of Second Christian Church, will serve with the press while there, representing the Indianapolis Recoider. May God bless and keep them, and all other convention delegates. REV. JAMES Cummings and the members of the youth group of his church, Trinity CME, left this week for Chicago, where they will attend the Methodist Youth Conference, ReV. Cummings will be one of the speakers. ATTENDING the Central Jurisdiction Conference this week in Cleveland, are Rev. and Mrs. S. P. Jenkins, of Simpson Methodist

Church.

LAST SUNDAY was Men’s Day

at New

the Zion Baptist Missionary and State Charity Project, Inc., began negotiations for the purchase of the Broadway Baptist Church building at 22nd and Broadway. This building is equipped with the necessary facilities to begin the wide range program, but a total of $10,000 is needed to acquire the building, which the group hopes

to raise by October 30, 1960.

THE PROJECT IS incorporated and has been authorized by the office of the Secretary of State to solicit funds. In the near future, citizens and businessmen will receive letters asking them to make contributions, since this is more than a church program or a community effort. A member of the group will be happy to call on you and explain thoroughly the project in detail. No professional solicitors are being hired for this campaign and contribu-

tions are tax deductible.

Any suggestions or questions about the work may be addressed to the Zion Baptist Missionary and State Charity Project, Inc.,

1904 N. College.

Philly High Schools To Teach Course In Interracial Relations

PHILADELPHIA (ANP) — A new unit on good interracial relations will be added to the city

Bethel Baptist Church : high schools’ course on American

with Rev. D. B. Dudley, of Galilee Baptist Church as the guest

speaker.

DR. C. W. BLACK, pastor of the First Baptist Church, San Antonio, Tex., gave a very fine message Sunday at the mass meeting sponsored by the Indiana Baptist State Sunday School Congress. I am sorry that many of you were unable to attend. I hope the next time something tike this comes to us, all Indiana

history and government this fall. The unit will cgnsider such topics as persecution of minority groups in Hitler’s Germany, immigration laws affecting people of Asian origin, Jim Crowism and efforts to end school segregation. A second unit on urban renewal and better housing will examine the extent of Philadelphia’s slums, the need for nublic and private housing and the importance of

city planning.

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