Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1960 — Page 7
URCH OF GOD SAINTS CHRIST SPIRITUAL 2157 N. Capitol
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* Every Friday Night ! 8 P.M. Blessed Service \ Healing - Prophesying ?SATURDAY, JULY 30 ; BAR-B-QUE & ETC. * SUNDAY, JULY 31 * 4:00 P.M. * LOVE FEAST * Private Consultation * WA. 6-5042 1 Father Wm. Smith, Minister
INDIANA BAPTIST CHURCH Walnut and Douglass Presents MR. WILLIE JACKSON of Youngstown, Ohio SUNDAY, JULY 31 8:00 P. M. Sponsored By THE INDIANA BAPTIST /■ENSEMBLE Mrs. Christina Word, Pres. Mrs. Hallie Brown, Secy. Rev. E. R. Gatewood, Minister
WEST PARKVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH YOUTH GROUP Will Appear at NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH 2024 Roosevelt Avenue SUNDAY, JULY 31 8:00 P. M. Sponsored By THE SENIOR CHOIR Mrs. Zella Sleet, Pres. Rev. Jno. C. Butler, Minister
INDIANA BAPTIST CHURCH Walnut and Douglass Presents THE MELODIC SINGERS and the INDIANA BAPTIST ENSEMBLE In a Full Program SUNDAY, JULY 31 3 30 P. M. Sponsored By INDIANA BAPTIST ENSEMBLE Mrs. Christina Word, Pres. Mrs. Hallie Brown, Secy. Rev. E. R. Gatewood, Minister
-i THE KEYS OF HARMONY r Are Sponsoring *HE FAITHFUL WONDERS of Chicago, III. , In a Full Musical Program SUNDAY, JULY 31
3:00 P. M.
i CHURCH OF LIVING GOD 1005 W. 27th Street l Rev. C. C. Staples. Minister i At 8:00 P. M. t MX. VERNON BAPTIST CHURCH ; ^ 713 N. Belmont i Rev. Mo»l Sanders, Minister
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MT. LEBANON MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 2337 Caro'ine Street Is Prerenting THE WORLD’S FAMOUS ORIGINAL SWEET CHARIOT CHOIR OF 40 VOICES of Dayton, Ohio SATURDAY, JULY 30 8:00 P. M. Rev. Jesse Fox, Minister ADMISSION FREE
j FLETCHER HIGHBAUGH Reunion ! Thanksgiving Service j SUNDAY, JULY 31 3:30 P. M. • FALL C»EEK BAPTIST CHURCH • 226 N. Blackford Street j, REV. ALONZO BEASLEY • Will Sneak on the Theme THE CHURCH — THE HOME AND SOCIETY t Music Is Being Arranged Ethel Bowman and Verona Highbaugh , Program Committee
WOMAN’S DAY MT. HELM BAPTIST CHURCH 1660 Yandes Street ‘ SUNDAY, JULY 31 ’ Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. . 3:00 P. M. — Guest Speaker * MRS. EMMA EDWARDS 17TH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 8:00 P. M. i REV. MOZEL SANDERS MT. VERNON BAPTIST CHURCH ♦ Rev. W. D. Edwards, Minister ? Mr. Beulah Patterson, Chrm. jMrs. Rebecca Smith, Co-Chrm.
JTHE HOUSE OF PRAYER 1 1418 E. 16th Street
J SUNDAY, JULY 31 3:00 P. M. S THE I WANDERING TRAVELERS and , INDIANA WONDERS ' In a Full Musical Program A Cordial W’elcome Is Extended to All Sponsored By ! DEACONESS ELLEN LYLES \ Bishop M. L. Barnes, Minister |
THE INDIANA WONDERS and WANDERING TRAVELERS In a Joint Musical Program SUNDAY, JULY 31 8:00 P. M. SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH Corner 16th and Columbia Sponsored By MRS. WILLIAM E. PITTMAN Rev. Wiliam E. Pittman, Minister
THE WOMEN’S GUILD of 17TH STREET MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH Eugene and Rader Streets Are Having As Guest Speaker REV. WILLIAM RYAN of GREATER SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH of Louisville, Ky. In Their 4TH ANNIVERSARY SATURDAY, JULY 30 7:30 P. M. Marilyn Broaden, Pres. Laura Girton, Prog. Chrm. Rev. Walter M. Edwards Minister
WOMEN’S DAY MT. PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH 1735 Linden Street SUNDAY, JULY 31 3:30 P. M. Guest Speaker MRS. MARGARET LAPSLEY of GARFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH ! A Wecome Is Extended to All Mesdames Blanche Kelley i and Marie Barton. Presidents 'Rev. E. M. Pendleton. Minister
HEAR THE SPIRITUAL TRAVELEERS In a Full Musical Program ST. JOSEPH SPIRITUAL CHURCH 1219Vi N. Senate Ave. SUNDAY, JULY 31 8:30 P. M. Sponsored By THE SICK COMMITTEE Mrs. Mildred Spaulding, Pres. Elder Mack Noel, Minuter
LITTLE EGYPT BAPTIST CHURCH 502 W'. Michigan Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. 3:30 P. M. WILLIE JACKSON Will Render a Program THE ANDERSON SPIRITUAL SINGERS Will Render a Program At 7:30 P. M. Rev. F. A. Douglas, Minister Dewitt Fleming, Deacon
SECOND ANNUAL CONVENTION OF . BETHESDA TEMPLE 2245 Riverside Drive Indianapolis, Indiana AUGUST 1st-7th. 1960 Expecting BISHOP OSCAR SANDERS Diocesan of Indiana, and DISTRICT ELDER LESLIE BEARD of Clinton. Indiana BIBLE CLASSES DAILY — 2-4 Services Nightly With Out-of-town and Local Ministers MELTONES of Chicago. Illinois Sunday Afternoon, August 7, 1960 MEALS ON FREEWILL OFFERING PLAN Elder Edwin H. Vaughn, Pastor
VACATION SCHOOL CLOSES: Pictured above are some of the more than 1,617 youngsters who attended the Vacation Church School at Alien Chapel AME Church located at 1 1th and Broadway. The 'school, which opened July 1 1 and closed July 22, had a single day record attendance of 184. Rev. Bazil Foley, assistant to the presiding elder, J. P. Q. Wallace, was guest speaker at closing exercises Friday. Among the teacher's who served regularly
were Mesdames Martha Bryant, Angela Brown, Juanita Parrish, Victoria Milley, Jcsephine Leavelle, Julia Williams, Mary Manuel, Carole Guess, Louise Mitchell, Charlene Clemmons and Clarice Foley and Miss Jewell Cobb. Director of the school was Mrs. Celestine Pettrie. Rev. S. D. Hardrick is pastor of the church. (Recorder photo by George P. Stewart II)
good scholarship committee in your* church, I’m sure New Bethel Baptist Church or its pastor, Dr. F. B. Davis, can help you get one started on the right path. I WOULD LIKE to pay a little tribute this week to Mrs. Minnie Hawkins, an active member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church. She is
. , r j , , , , j .. . .. always doing the kindest things week and we found large crowds group to do that as there are ( in the nices t way to make people ^ 0,n .l^J h .V r ^A 0 .. W0 ^, C \° d ' ! P, eople mov,n * ,nto the | happy. She brings cheers to many
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CHURCH EVENTS
... of the City By WILLA THOMAS * ~
We had a good weekend last to the church. It’s nice for every
A wondenul Sunday School les- ; neighborhoods,
son, “God Desires Steadfast Love,” REV. N. E. MATTHEWS, an gave us many inspiring thoughts ; associate minister of First Bapwhich I’d like to pass on to you. tist Church, North Indianapolis, God is kind and understanding will he guest speaker Sunday for and He was pleading with the the 11 a.m. worship service at people of Israel to return to Him. First Baptist Church, Bridgeport. In those days God wanted the „ REV. CLINTON MARSH, paspeople to show more love in their tor of Witherspoon Presbyterian hearts for others and he warned Church, extends an invitation to them through His servants what anyone who wishes to see the 1 would happen if they didn’t. Peo-1 Bible come alive to attend the pie were stealing, killing, beating Bible Class that is being taught
| and being unfaithful to God. As .ve travel in this life let us as people have more love in our hearts for one another, and show , our love for those who do wrong things to us. Pray for them and some day when they really find I Christ in their life they will know
each Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The group is now studying the Book
of Genesi::.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL Class of Shiloh Baptist Church went on their annual picnic last week at Lieber State Park near Brazil. All who attended report they had
Him well enough to love Him and a Wun derful time,
treat their neighbors light. THE MISSIONARY Society of Olivet Baptist Church went com-
IF YOU NEED spiritual strength for each day why not attend the daily prayer from 10
something for her church. She is a happy Christian and tries in all of her ways to follow Christ. Mrs. Hawkins,'may God bless you as you continue to serve our risen
King
REV. AND MRS. Emmett Dickson and daughter, Duryea, are attending the World’s Convention of the Christian Church in Edin-
burgh, Scotland.
THIS WEEK I will close with
these words from the hymn “The Solid Rock”: “My hope is built
on nothing less than Jesus’ blood .... „ „
and righteousness; I dare not Whereoer you .non .sK tne mer- . . f 1*1 (nant to nave Recorders on sale trust the sweetest frame, hut Jor the convenience of his customwhoHy lean on Jesus name. j eJS Get your copy of The Record
May the Lord he with you and er eac jj wee | c
your family another week.
Holy Angels Holding
Annual Summer Festival July 29-31 Fun, prizes and good food are
in store for everyone this weekend, July 29-30-31, at Holy Angels’ Annual Summer Festival at 28th and Northwestern. The prize of all prizes, a 19G0 Ford Falcon tudor sedan, will be awarded to the holder of the lucky ticket. A fish fry will be featured Friday and Saturday, from 5 to 11, with chicken on the menu from
1 4;o 5 Sunday afternoon. Entertainment on the midway
will include many favorite rides. Other attractions and booths have been planned for the enjoyment of all age groups. Included will be Parcel Post, Curio Shop, Mission, Pic-A-Pak, Country Store ; Muffin Ball, Chuck-A-Luck and
will be our delight.
munity calling last Sunday fol-; to n at 2 5th Street Baptist lowing the morning worship. They, chundn If you are in need of went out seeking new members j le jp remember that prayer will
for the church. This Sunday some . c jj anee things,
of the new folk will be welcome; THE MALE CHORUS of First
t Baptist Church will render vesper ' service Sunday at 8. Won’t you
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YOUTH DAY DAY To Be Observed at MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH 5900 Reed Road SUNDAY, JULY 31 The Pastor Wiil Speak At the Morning Service 3:30 P. M. REV. OTIS ARMISTi.AiJ of 16TJ1 STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Accompanied By His Congregation and Singers Take Rd. to "<Uh St. Left to Reed Rd., North to Church Come Worship With Us and Encourage the Youth Rev. Wm. C. Groves, Minister
INDIANAPOLIS YOUTH UNION Is Presenting THE GOSPEL PEARLS In a Complete Program FRIDAY, JULY 29 8:00 P. M. 17TH STREET MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH Eugene and Rader Streets Rev. Walter M. Edwards Minister
THE SOUL LARKS and CHRISTIAN TRAVELERS In a Full Musical Program SUNDAY, JULY 31 3:30 P. M. UNIVERSAL CHURCH OF TRUTH 786 Indiana Avenue Sponsored By THE TRUSTEES Rev. Ruth Beck, Minister A Cordial Welcome to All
THE FAMOUS SOUTHERN HARP SINGERS of New Orleans, La. Will Render a Full Pdogram Friday, Auqust S 8:00 P. M. INDIANAPOLIS FIRST CHURCH OF DELIVERANCE 2040 N. Harding ADMISSION FREE The Public Is Invited Elder Fred Majors, Minister
EMMANUEL CME CHURCH 1201 W. 21st Street ITS USHER BOARD BABY CONTEST SUNDAY, JULY 31 3:30 P. M. OLIVER YOUTH CHOIR Will Render a Full Musical Program The Winner of the Contest Will Be Announced at That Time The Public Is Invited Rev. O’Neal Shyne, Minister
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THE METHODIST UNION service will be held at Phillips Temple CME Church Sunday at 7 p.m. Rev. I. B. Pierce, pastor of Jones Tabernacle AME Zion Church, will be the speaker. The>k Jones choir wflFfurnish £He music, OUR SYMPATHY to Mrs. Emma Edwards in the loss of her father who died recently in Kansas City. Kn:j. We pray God’s blessing upon her that she may be comforted in her hour of sorrow. OUR PRAYERS have oeen answered as the Billy Graham Washington crusade was a success and he reported that hundreds of lives have been changed. Let us continue to pray for him and his team that God will be glorified in his messages that souls might be saved. Next month Dr. Graham will travel to four Swiss cities, and in September he will hold three crusades in Essen, Hamburg and Berlin, Germany. In October he will go to New York to speak to the Spanish people and do his best to win them for Christ. IF YOU ARE planning to go to New Orleans with Mrs. Anna Washington to attend the Nat’l Bapt. Convention, I urge you to make reservations now. You may call her for further information. TO THE MINISTERS and lay leaders and all others who plan to go to New Orleans, it is advised that you travel by train, bus or plane and not cars, as you may not be able to purchase gas from many of the Southern service stations, so travel another way. CONGRATULATIONS to the Usher Board of First Baptist Church who celebrated its 40th anniversary last week with a program being rendered by the Chanticleer Choral Ensemble of our city, one of the finest groups of singers I have heard in a long time. Mrs. Earnest Frink was mistress of ceremonies. Soloists were Miss Dorothy Dorsey, Mrs. Pauline Carpenter, Mrs. Frances Barnett and Herman Grady. The group was directed by Mrs. Nollie Jean Hampton. Ernest Davis is their president. Another guest on the program was the president of the City Ushers Union, Hill Bennett. Members of the ushers group serving for 20 years included Mesdames Estella Youree, Birdie Hutcherson and Charles
Youree and Earl Young.
The group was organized by a charter member of the church, Mrs. Laura Montague. A reception was held in the dining room of the church, following the service. Mrs. Leemma Rice is presi-
dent of the group.
WE WELCOME back home Rev. R. T. Andrews, pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist Church, who attend ed the Baptist World meeting in South America, and went on a mission tour. I am sure he will have a lot to talk about. MANY YOUNG PEOPLE in New Bethel Baptist Church who are now going to college are receiving a scholarship from the church. Before they can get the scholarship, however, they must have been active members of the church for four years and they must continue to serve God and His church no matter where they may go. If you want to have a
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