Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1960 — Page 2
S. Calvary Baptist To Observe Their 9th Anniversary
REV. L. A. MANUEL
The South Calvary Baptist Church observes their Dth Annual Homecoming; Sunday, October 23 —All Day. Guests: Rev. J. W. Carr of 2nd Baptist Church, Kokomo, Ind., and his Congregation. Rev. J. W. Carr will deliver the message of the afternoon.
MT. OLIVE HARMONETTE OCTETTE Presents A Christmas Cheer Service Program at MT. MESSIAH BAPTIST CHURCH 615 W. 27th St. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23 3:30 P. M. Singers and Congregation of MT. MESSIAH Will Participate In Program Everyone Is Cordially Invited Sister Leona Conley, President Dr. II. T. Toliver, Minister
THE WASHINGTON SINGERS Of Louisville, Ky. and the GOSPEL PEARLS Of This City Will Be Presented In a Full Musical Program at UNIVERSAL MISSION OF TRUTH 702 Indiana Ave. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23 3:30 P. M. Snonsored By THE USHER BOARD Rev. Ruth Beck. Pastor Francej Willis, Fees.
KEYS OF HARMONY In a Full Musical Program
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23 8:00 P. M.
HOLY TRINITY SPIRITUAL TEMPLE 2103 Columbia Ave.
Elder W. W. Rice, Minister
REV. P. H. HAMLER of ELIM BAPTIST CHURCH GUEST SPEAKER Sunday, October 23 3:30 P. M.
NEW JERUSALEM BAPTIST CHURCH 5405 E. 34th St. Sponsored Bv SENIOR CHOIR Ellen Martin, Pres. Rev. James DeVasher, Pastor
INDIANA BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Walnut and Douglass
* Will Present LAVELLE INSPIRATIONAL SINGERS In a Full Musical Program
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23 3:30 P. M.
Mrs. Christinia Word, Sponsor Rev. E. R. Gatewood, Minister
EASTSIDE NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH 1603 Sheldon St. SENIOR CHOIR Will Celebrate Their 12TH ANNIVERSARY Sunday, October 23 3:30 to 6:30 P. M. Featuring: • REV. JAMES E. CALBERT Of Louisville, Ky. And Several Other Groups Of This City Rev. Willie Bobbs Asst. Minister
THE INDIANA WONDERS Presents THE FAMOUS FIVE SOUL STIRRERS and the KELLY BROTHERS Of Chicago, Illinois IN A GRAND MUSICAL FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4 8 00 p. M.
ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH 13th and Missouri Streets ADVANCE TICKETS $1.00 AT THE DOOR $1.25 For Information Call Eddie Reedus — ME. 1-9601
Grand Body Sisters Of Charity's 6th Annual President Contest
The Grand Body Sisters of Charity moved into their new Temple six years ago and the mortgage was paid off June 1960. Mrs. Ella Peters Grand Body President, has worked very hard with this organization. The Adult and Juvenile membership is three hundred and fifty. A drive is now open for new members. Sunday, October 23—3:30 to 6 p.m., there will be a Queen’s President Contest. An enjoyable program has been planned. Come out and see who will be elected president. The public is welcome. Mesdames Ada Banks, Director; Ella Peters, President; Ann Mae Horton is Vice-President; Bertha Randolph, Chrm. Director; Ethel Shivers, Prog. Chrm.; Kitty Gifford, Housekeeper; Amelia Woolfolk is Planning Chrm., and Iviiss Susie Peters is the Pianist.
An Appreciation
In Memoriam
IN MEMORIAM
STEWART—In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister TWYLA STEWART who passed away October 20, 1959. Peacefully sleeping, resting at last. The world's weary trouble and trials are past, In suence she suffered, in patience she bore, Till God called her nome to suffer no more. Sisters, Betty Ann Orkmon, Barbara O. Lee Bro. James Orkmon Mr. and Mrs. John Orkmon, Mother and Father
LILLIAN SUE HESTER
HESTER—In loving memory of our daughter LILLIAN SUE HESTER who passed away October 21, 1957. The cun which my Father hath given Shall I court it bitter? Ah :iay Though full, oh so full of sorrow And deepest heart agony. I cannot t.?ll why He hath given it. And may not know till that day. When the tears and the grief and the anguish, Forever has passed away. Oh darling we loved you so v.ery, very much. Celelia Walton, Mother And Family
EMMA WHITE HARDING HARDING—In loving remembrance of our aunt EMMA WHITE HARDING who passed away October 23, 1953. There is a link death cannot r eve r, Love and rcmembra'.ce last , :or.?ver. • Helen Grace And Family
REV. J. H. CHEFFINS We wish to express our gratitude for our radio program after seven years on air in the morning. Our new program schedule is: 10-10:30 p.m. on Sunday. We are hoping you’ll be listening for us. Sister Willie B. Feaster is President; Georgia Woodard, Treas., and Willo Brandy is the Announcer. Rev. J. H. Cheffins, Pastor.
TAYLOR—In loving remembrance of our do 0 !’ brother GEORGE W. TAYLOR who passed away October 17, 1944. “Th.ere is a link, cl?ath cannot rover Love and remembrance, will last forever.” Sadly missed by His Two Sisters Malinda Johnson Katie Taylor
SWEENEY—In loving memory of our dear mother MRS. CODA L. SWEENEY who passed away October 27, 1957. What is home without a mother.’ All things this world may r.ond, Wh^n we lo t our darling mother, We lost our d?arest friend. Sadly missed by Roger Head. Jr. Huron Head Robert Head. Sons Cephcr Jackson Willa Ma? Brown, Sisters
HILL—In loving memory of my brother HURLEY HILL who pas&ed away October 17, 1957. BLUE—In loving memory of my husband ROBERT BLUE who passed away October 29, 1957. When Christ shall come with shout of acclamation, And take me home What joy shall fill my heart: Then I shall bow in humble admiration Then proclaim my God, How great Thou art. Patonia Blue Wif<» and Sister
CARD OF THANKS
LEE— I wish to extend my heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from my many friends in Indianapolis during my sad bereavement in the death of my beloved cousan HENRY FRANKLIN LEE Mrs. Mae Graham, Cousin
DILLON—The familv of RHODA DILLON wish to thank our kind neighbor-, relatives and friends for expressions of sympathy, floral offerings anc dther courtesies extended at th< sudden passing of oui r dear father and grandmother RHODA DILLON ! We especially wish to thank Rev. ; Andrew Brown for his remarks Mrs. Julia Meads for her solos, and King and King Funeral Home for their kind services rendered. The Family
Card off Thanks
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JACOBS BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME OBITUARIES
Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship, 10:45 a.m. Rev. Gi L. Foston from Paducah, Ky., will be Revival Speaker.
3:00 p. m.
Friends Day, Bro. C. Milan— Sponsor. Rev. Wm. II a r r i s and his congregation of Goodwill Baptist Church will be
our guest speaker. 7:30 Revival S e r vices will continue. Come and hear this man throughout next week, and get your Soul saved.
Funeral services for Mrs. Cap-; tora Chew were held October 15, in the Westside Chapel. Burial was in New Crown. Dr. C. Henry Bell officiated. Funeral services for Rev. Ivory L. Ellison were held October 15 in Phillips Temple C.M.E. Church. Burial was in Floral Park. Rev. 11. L. Burton officiated.
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CINCINNATI JUBILEES Of Cinrinnali, Ohio
Will Appear at GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE
1701 Roosevelt Ave.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 8:00 P. M.
Bishop Rice, Pastor
INDIANA BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Walnut and Douglass
Presents GOLDEN VOICES Of Birmingham, Ala. In a Full Musical Program
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23 8 00 P. M. Mrs. Christinia Gatewood # Sponsor Rev. E. R. Gatewood, Minister
THE TRAVELING INNERLIGHTS Are Presenting THE HEAVENLY FIVE From MT. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Of Anderson, Indiana at FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday, October 23 8:00 P. M. Sponsored Bv THE SENIOR CHOIR Sister Winfred Robinson Program Chairman Rev. J. R. Steele, Minister
ELLA B. H. GOODLOWE Is Conducting Church Services
Fourth Sunday, October 23rd 3:30 P. M.
IN HER HOME 1218 E. 22nd St.
WA. 5-1376 Services Will Be Conducted Every Fourth Sunday A CORDIAL WELCOME TO EVERYONE
KING—We gratefully acknowledge our sincere thanks to our kind friends, neighbors and rela ives for t le expressions, sympathy and floral offerings extended at the passing of our Beloved mother MATTIE KING We especially wish to thank Dr. Frances Hummons, Rev. C. Henry Bell, donors of cars, pallbearers, and Jacobs Bros. Funeral Home. Ella Code man, Martha Spells, Virginia Mitchell, Daughters Jarres R. King, Harry King. Sons
COWHERD—We '••'atefully acknowledge our sincere thanks to ,our kind friends, neighbors and relatives for the expressions of sympathy and floral offerings extended ; at the passing of our beloved father I vVINSOR COWHERD We 2^0 wish to thank Rev. | Daniel Roberts of Durrett Ave. Baptist Church of Hopkinsville. Ky., and also Rev. Long of Good Hope ! Baptist Church of Hensley, Ky.. the pallbearers and Babbage Funeral Home. The Family
Laura M. Hawkins Services for Mrs. Laura M Uawkins, who died Oct. 11 in General Hospital, were held Oct. 15 in the Garfield Baptist Church, 'ith burial in New Crown Cemetery. a native of Glasgow, Ky., Mrs. Hawkins, 85, 726 Dorman, had been a resident of Indianapolis 5P years, and was a member of the church in which services were held. Suryivors include two sons, Robert and Ernest Walton, Indianapolis, eight grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren. — Get Out ’N’ Vote
VOLUNTEER MOTHERS CLUB met last week at the home of Mrs Bessie McNeal. 633 Locke. Members enjoyed a coffee sip in celebrating their 2nd Anniversary. The next meeting will be held Tuesday, October 25, at .he home of Mrs. Gladys Henderson, 633 Locke, Apt. No 337. Plans will be completed for a Ky. oyster dinner to pc held Nov. 19.
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Notice A Notice to the Paxtors and Brethren. The Indiana State Pastor’s Conference will meet at Fall Creek Baptist Church. 2?6 N. Blackford St., Wed., Oct. 26— 10 a. m. closes Thur Or 1 . 27. An enjoyable pro^nim has been arranged. The president is expecting all ministers to be present and on time. Rev. Walter Jimison is President; Rev. II. T. Toliver. State President; Rev. R. Mumford is Secretary.
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TIIE FRIENDLY SISTERS and the WANDERLAND SINGERS Of Louisville, Ky. Will Appear at
JOSHUA BAPTIST CHURCH 1559 Columbia Ave.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8:00 P. M.
Rev. A. Batts, Minister
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Eva Johnson Edward Mathews, Jr. Roberta Jones, Children
Mrs. Sadie French, Wife
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The 12TH ANNIVERSARY of SENIOR CHOIR of EASTSIDE NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH 1603 Sheldon St. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23 3:30 Till 6:30 P. M.
Featuring: REV. JAMES E. CALBERT Of Louisville, Ky. And Several Other Groups Of This City Rev. Willie Cobbs, Asst. Minister
MRS. BETTY BENNETT who passed* away October 23, 1959. You’re not forgotten, mother dear Nor ever shall you be; As long as life and memory last, W.3 shall ever remember the?. Sadly missed by Children, Grandchildren The Bennett Family
THE FRIENDLY SISTERS And Their Guest Groups THE WANDERLAND SINGERS Of Louisville, Ky. Will Appear at
HOLY TRINITY SPIRITUAL TEMPLE 2103 Columbia Ave.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 8:00 P. M.
Elder W. W. Rice, Minister
THE SISTERS OF HELP •f FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 314 Bright St. Will Observe Their 4TH ANNIVERSARY Guest Speaker REV. MOZEL SANDERS of MT. VERNON BAPTIST CHURCH
EVERYONE WELCOME Quecnell Moore, Prog. Chrm. Rev. Arthur Johnson, Minister
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