Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1960 — Page 7
CHURCH EVENTS ... of the City
By WILLA THOMAS
Again God blessed us with a beautiful weekend and Sunday was a grand day. It was good to see so many people going to church to worship God. I sure that those who went to church to listen to God’s word found the Joy and the peace that only can te given by God, our Creator. We are grateful also that God sent the much needed rain along to help the crops grow. All of us should be thankful to God for his blessings. REV. JOHN SCOTT, has returned home from the hospital and is doing batter. Those who wish may visit with him ai 966 W. 20th St. I AM very proud of the two young members of my Sunday School class, at First Baptist Church, who have done such a wonderful job in playing the organ during the worship. Misses Norma Batie and Charlotte Adams, I pray that you will continue to render this fine service each Sunday. It is good to encourage the young folk in the church by letting them render service in the name of the
Lord.
THE M. AND G. Bible Class held their Sunday School class meeting last Sunday morning in the home of a shut-in. Mas. Carlena Williams. She was presented a love token, by the class. Mrs. Rose Mitchell is
class president.
A STEWARDSHIP class will be
taught each BYPU Hour
organieed a nurses organization at the Second Baptist Church. THOSE WHO ATTENDED the meeting held at Camp Superior last week under the sponsorship of the General Baptist Convention of Indiana reports a good time was had and much was learned by all. More than 125 young people from the various churches throughout the state were in attendance. Mrs. Emma Edwards is camp director. REV. JAMES Fletcher, Birmingham, Ala. was the guest speaker on Friday of last week at Sunrise Baptist Church. SIMPSON Methodist Church, Rev. S. P. Jenkins, pastor, will be host for the Methodist Union Service to be held at 7 p. m. Sunday. The speaker will be the Rev. C. T. H. Waitkins, pastor of Bethel AME Church, and music will be furnished by the Bethel Choir. All church members are urged to attend. If you want to have prayer in church, any day or any time, why not find consolation in the prayer room at the new Trinity CME Church. The pastor of this newly built edifice, Rev. James Cummings, invites you to visit the church anytime. GEORGE GOBA of West Africa
Official U.S. Army Photo
STORMING A BEACHHEAD 1970-STYLE—Bloody beach assaults will eventually be a thing of the past, as displayed in this new U.S. Army exhibit now on a nationwide tour. This panel depicts warfare in the 1970’s, when Commanders will have to think in terms of miles and "kilotons" rather than yards and rounds-per-minute. Troops will be projected into battle zones using three-dimensional transport devkes to surprise the enemy with force and suddenness never before known. The exhibit will be displayed xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.
will be the guest speaker Sunday at
Sunday during the;3:30 p. m. at Simpson Methodist at Good Samaritan i Church. He is being presented by
Baptist Church. The pastor. Rev. Group Mission III of the church,
J. T. Highbaugh will teach the class. MRS. BLANCHE Brown, president of the Indiana Baptist State Nurses went to Bloomington, recently and
with Mrs. Essie Crenshaw as chairman. Mr. Goba will show slides on
his country.
An offering will be taken to help
him with his education. A RECEPTION to be held Saturday will honor Mrs. Sweetie Johnson, president of Illinois Baptist State Junior Women’s Convention. The reception will be held at 1501 Burdsal Parkway at 8 p. m. Mrs. Johnson will be guest Sunday ait First Baptist Church. North
Indianapolis.
COMMUNION sendees will beheld at First Baptist Church North, Sunday at 8 p. m., with the pastor, at Eastern Star Baptist Church, and we pray God’s blessings upon him | and his family as they serve the
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THE PASTOR, Rev. L. A. Manuel, and members of the South Calvary Baptist Church are to be mended for the fine way entertained the Indiana Baptist State Convention last week. The convention was well attended. THE YOUNG PEOPLE of New Bethel Baptist Church were guests last Sunday of the young people of West Newton Friends Church, Newton, Indiana. They reported a
wonderful time.
THE SENIOR WOMAN’S State Baptist Convention meeting last week at South Calvary Baptist Church had a very fine session, which was well attended by delegates from throughout the state. Mrs. Anna Washington was reelected president of the group.
Modern War Madiing Display At State Fair CAMERON STATION, Alexan- I and answer section presents little
dria, Va.—“This Is The Army”— known facts abopt the Army. Fuan official U.S. Army exhibit show- j turistic weapons predictions of the ing how the Army is helping to ‘ 1970’s are shown in one area of solve the complex problem of pro-1 the exhibit, and co'or motion picviding an effective Atomic-Age Na- ' tore will show STRAC forces with
tiohal Defense—will be displayed '
their new weapons and equipment in action during actual field exer-
cises.
U.S. Army information specialists will attend the exhibit to answer questions posed by the viewing public There is uo charge for
admission.
— REGISTER TO VOTE — Negro Biased Against GOP, Politician Says CLEVELAND, Ohio <ANP) — A Cleveland city councilman has accused northern Negroes of being blindly prejudiced against the
Republican party.
Ralph J. Ferk, a GOP candidate for county recorder, said the prejudice bv the northern Negro against the Republican is the “same kind of bias and prejudice which whites hold against the colored man
in the South. ’
Perk said he had been told by
Negroes that they would not vote for him regardless of his qualifications for office simply because
they would not vote Republican.
The councilman called it a “shocking tragedy” that Negroes in the North give only scant consideration to a Republican candidate no mat-
ter how great his merits. — REGISTER TO VOTE —
Fired Ky. State Profs
May Be Reinstated FRANFORT, Ky. (ANP) — The
steering! extremely low silhouette, | Ketucky Board of Regents decided 1,000-pound load capacity, plus the to take another week or 10 days to driver. | consider the appeals of two inOther aspects of the highly in- ; structors fired from their positions formative exhibit will show the at Kentucky State College.
at the Indiana State Fair, Indianapolis, Ind., Aug. 31-Sept 8, it
was announced this week.
Purpose of the exhibit, prepared by the Army’s Chief of Information, Washington, D. C., is to authentically inform the public on the speed and immensity of modern war and to emphasize the caliber and character of personnel required to man the modern Army
establishment.
Spotlighted within the exhibit will be the Army’s new one-shot po table Hame thrower. Capable of using either thickened or uni^ilcktued, fuel, the new flame thrower can be “jumped” with a paratrooper as part of his equipnunt. The Army’s new rifle and new machine gun are also introduced in the exhibit as we’l as a new armored vest A variety of missile models will give viewers an up-to-date view of the Army’s
missile arsenal.
Featured, too, is the soldiers new “beast of burden’’—the Me-
com-' chanical Mule—newest member of
theyj the Army’s tactical vehicle family. ' The “Mule” provides a new concept in up-front combat support and is primarily designed to serve as a cargo carrier for munitions, parts, armament and food. In one of its variated roles it serves as an excellent eun mount for a 106mm Aecoilles Rifle, Its beatures inclue; a rear-mounted, air-coo'ed engine, four-wheel drive and four-whee 1 steering, extremely low silouette,
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VACATION church school at New Bethel Baptist Church is in progress this week and next week, and those who live nearby are urged to have your children attend. THE FLETCHER Hir;ibaughs have issi.-d a call to all members j of their ian.ilv to attend he Highba; gh reunion to be held Labor
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Rev. J. T. Highbaugh, pastor of - Good Samaritan Baptist Church, is
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I HOPE that each of vou will remember to attend church Sunday for in church you will find spiritual help, and I remind you that “The greatest charity of all is to help
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William Isheni of Placquemine, Louisiana and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glass ol Hopkinsville, Ky. Mrs. John McKinzie and sister Mrs. Fred Johnson motored :rom Indianapolis to visit their aunt, Mrs. Devosto Harden, and attendthc Jazz Festival. Mrs Mary Jackson and family of Paducah, Ky., are the house guests of their sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Jerry Bowling. The 39th Annual Session of General Missionary Baptist State Convention was held in Liberty Baptist Church, Aug. 2 through the 7. Rev. R. T. Andrews, president, presided. Rev. Charles H. King Jr was host pastor. The pre-convention program was highlighted by a mass chorus directed by Mrs. Thelma Delores Johnson. Pianists were Mrs. V. Hargrove and Mrs. N. Andreson, with Mrs. A. Griffith and Mr. William Bella at the organs. Miss Earlie Mae Palmer and Frank Thomas Terrell were married Aug. 7 in the Bellemeade Avenue Church of Christ. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Palmer, 709 E. Sycamore St. and the groom is the son of Oaie Terrell, Bwling Green, Ky., and the late Mrs. Terrell/ A reception followed at the YMCA. Miss Delphyne Aretta Sydnor and Cleofus Adams were married Aug. 6 in the McFarland Baptist Church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Edward K. Sydnor, 440 S. Den by Ave. and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs Nathan Adams of East Chicago, Ind. A reception was held in the Student Union Building of Evansville College. — REGISTER TO VOTE— Hattie C. Thomas Rites for Mrs. Hattie C. Thomas, 55, who died Aug 11 in her home, 1957 Tillman, were held Aug. 16 in New Bethel Baptist Church, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Alice Hale, Saginaw, Mach., and Mrs. Pearl E. Osborne, Indianapolis; five grandchildren, and 3 great-grandchildren. — REGISTER TO VOTE—
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