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^t*. Zion Baptist Church Marks ^th Anniyersary Of Church, At 35th and Pai?}or, Wi?e Sunday, August 5th ^ryjeeland
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH k*v. R. T. Andrew?, Sr., Pastor j iy?v. L. E. Ervin Jr- Asst. Pastoi SUNDAY. AUGUST 5 8 a.m. & 11 a.m. Sermon — Pastor “HOW DO YOU RATE?”
7:30 p.m.
Baptizing, Right Hand of Fellowship, Lord’s Supper Moltiers' room where mothers may bring their babies and bear and •bfe services undisturbed. Facilities
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A-ln Memoriam
REV.
JETTER
The members of Shiloh Baptist Church, 701 N. West Street, will
ihd conveniences for attention to! celebrate the sixth anniversary of
babies near. Nurse in attendance. You are urged to stop for a mo(rignt’s prayer in the Wayside rnapel on the 35th street side of
tl^ church.
CORINTHIAN BAPTIST 721 E. North at Fulton jhinday School 9:30 a. m. Aorning Worship .. 11:00 a.’ m. k Y.P.U 6:30-7:30 p. m. rcning Services 7:30-8:30 p. m. Rev. Stephen Wells. Pastor
their devoted pastor and wife. Rev. and Mrs. Clyde V. Jetter on Sunday, August 5 with an appreciation program. Dinner will be served at 1 p.m. Rev. C. L. Moore, of Cincinnati, Ohio who is blind will be guest speaker 11 a.m. At 3 p.m. Dr. H. T. Toliver, of Mt. Olive
MRS. C. V. JETTER Baptist Church, accompanied with his congregation and singing groups will be guests. A receptibn will be held 6 p.m. All singing groups of Shiloh Baptist Church, will render a dedication program at 7:30 p.m. Officers are Mrs. Gladys Lewis, church clerk; Mrs. Amelia Woolfolk, general program chairman. The public is welcome to attend.
PURITAN BAPTIST CHURCH 872 W. 27th Street Sunday School — 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M.-12:30 P.M. Sermon — Pastor Evening Worship » 7:00-8:00 P.M. : Rev. John J. Crook, Pastor
PASTOR, WM. HARRIS Ihvites You dhd Yblirs 1 To Attend GOODWILL BAPTIST CHURCH 13th & Columbia 28th ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, AUG. 5—3:30 p.m. Rev. F. F. Young, 1st Baptist N. Indpls. Will Deliver the Anniversary Sermon His Congregation and Singing Groups Will’ Accompany Him. We Are Urging All Members To Be Present For The Services All bey.
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**ALL VISITORS AND HOME FOLK WORSHIP AS ONE** FIRST FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH )(to IV. 31st SL
WA 3-6667
ORDER OF SERVICE 'Soaday School 9:30 A. M. Mhming Worship . . 11:00 A. M. Fret anrtist League . 6:30 P. M. I Evening VVorshio ... 7:30 P. M. 1 Rev. Cecil Hall. Pastor
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL ZION CHURCHIS
ALLEYNE CHAPEL Julian and Catherwood Slreela (Irvington) CALDWELL CHAPEL 1962 N. Sheffield Street CAMPBELL CHAPEL 799 Wert 25th Street JONES TABERNACLE Blackford and UMiigan Streeti MESSIAH TEMPLE 16th and CornoU Streets PKNICK CHAPEL 1149 Earturt Street ST. MARK’S 1891 8. Shelby Street ST. PAUL 1119 Udel Street
INDIANA WONDERS Sc HYGRADE MALE CHORUS A Present THE FAMOUS SENSATIONAL NIGHTINGALES Of Philadelphia, Pa. In A Grand Musical THURSDAY, AUGUST 9 8 P.M.
MT.
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VERNON
BAPTIST CHURCH
713 N. Belmont Ave. Adv. $1.00 At Dodr $1.25 For Information Call Robert Strong, WA. 3*5740 Eddie Reedus, WA. 5-6704 Members of Hygrade " * Male Chorus ’ Members of Indiana Wonders Arlene’s House of Music
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES CATHEDRAL
ON THE CIRCLE Sunday 8, 9:15, 11, 12:30
St. Phi|ip'9 702 North Wert Street Sunday Services ‘'9:30 A.M. Church School 9:30 A, M.
All Sdintt 1559 Central Ayenue 7:30 Low Mace 9:15 Sung Maaa Confession Sat 5:00 P. M.
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COME AND BE SAVED 'Woithip The Lo^ln^^gy Of H.I W Christ Temple 419 WEST FALL CREEK BOULEVARD FOUNDED ON JHf W0RD Of G0D Take Northweatern street Ctr to Fat| Creek Boulevard Walk 9 ^hMka Burt earner Parti Avenue ani Fall dreok Bortovavd BISHOP WILLIC LII # PASTOR
MEN'S DAY Observance At . MT. ZION FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH 2415 HOVEY ST. SUNDAY, AUGUST 5 3:30 P.M. Guests: Rev. Claude Evans Of Abyssinian Baptist And Congregation Public Invited Rev. G. H. Evans, Minister
HEAR! MRS. ELIZABETH HALL Sunday, August 12 3:30 P.M. PURITAN BAPTIST 782 W. 27th St. Angelic Travelers, Sponsor Rev. J. J. Crook, Minister
INDIANA BAPTIST CHURCH Walnut and Douglass Sts. Presents INDIANA WONDERS SOUTHERN HEARTS Sunday, August 5 8 P.M. Mrs. Christina Word, Sponsor Rev. E. R. Gatewood, Minister
CHURCH ADS DEADLINE 11 ajn, WEDNESDAY
ANNUAL HOMEiUOMING & OLD-FASHIONED BASKET DINNER SUNDAY, AUGUST 5 ALL DAY MT. PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH 1753 Linden St. Featuring: Rev. Samuel H. Grider Bowling Green, Ky. And Congregations Of Louisville, Ky. & Springfield, Tenn. Th<* Public Is Invited Mrs. Lillie Mae Dickerson, General Chairman Mrs. Delight Couch, Church Clerk Rev. E. M. Pendleton, Pastor
TENT MEETING SERVICES North & West Sts. Rev. T. R. Murff, Pastor Introducing BISHOP PAUL TUCKER Of' Louisville, Kentucky, Who Has Been Conducting Services Each Night 8 P.M. This Man Is A Gospel Singer, Divine* Healer, and Can Help You in All Walks of Life. Last week over 100 persons were bl£S4ed. Rev. Murff Says, “Come and see what God can do.” Old-time gospet preaching and sinking- Don’t miss services Sunday II a.rii.-3:30 p.i;-..-8:30 p.m. Appointments Daily At The Tent 10 a.m.-ll:30 a.m. 6 i>.m.-'?:45 p.m. If you are worried, need money, etc. Come and see Bishop Tucker The Public Is Welcome
CHURCH OF LIVING GOD CWFF 2458 Ethel St. Sunday School Will Observe NIGHT SUNDAY SCHOOL SUNDAY. AUGUST 5 7:30 P.M. Sunday School and Teachers Of Other Churches Will Partidipate. Subject: “Lost From Living” Matthew 5:17 The Public Is Invited Sister Henrietta Marion, Supt. Rev. James Hawkins, Pastor
THE SOUTHERN GALiS of Chica^ Illinois, Will rendfer a cofn^fete program at Little Zion Baptist Church. 2270 Hillside Avenue Saturday, August 4 at 8 p.m. and
on Sunday, August 5, 3:30 p.m., o p.m. The public is IHvited to come and hear this s^nsatloridi gaspjel sextet. Rev. Melvin 6: Girtb'h, minister.
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Mt. Moriah Baptist Churdh, will observe its home-coming day, Sunday, August 6, with the following services scheduled: Sunday School —9:30 a.m. Lesson Will be taught by Robert Caesar Johnson. Morn-
ing worships— 10:45 a.m. The Rev. Robert Holt, of Olivet Baptist Church, N a s h v i 11 6 , Tenn., will deliver the message. His singing groups and congrega t i o n will accompany him. He will deliver the homecoming message at 3:30 p.m. Music will be furnished b y
his singing groups. Evening worship—7:30 p.m. Communion will follow the service. The public is
welcome to attend. Rev. Johnson is the minister.
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JOHNSON
By WILLA THOMAS
Rev. Laurence T. Hosie, exec- Vincent’s Hospital, recovering from
utive secretary of the Church a recent car accident. Federation, is in Methodist Hos- * * *
pital. Cards will be appreciated. Mrs. Violet Hosie, wife of our
* * * - 1 ChUrch Federation executive see-
Indiana Baptist State Conven- retary, is home from the hospital.
tion opens next week at Muncie. * * *
Plan to be there. . - Sunday at New Bethel Baptist
* * * Church Mrs. Esther Lynch Stone
A vacant lot near your church spoke for the Deborah Circle’s an-
would make a nice playground for nUal meeting,
the community’s children.
ALEXANDER — RODGERS — In loving memory of our husbands ANDREW ALEXANDER who passed away August 1, 1945. MANUEL RODGERS who passed away August 1, 1959. “Gone but not forgotten.” Myrt’e Alexander, Wife Alberta Rodgers, Wife TUTTLE — In loving memory of oUr dear mother, MRS. ANNA TUTTLE who passed away August 3, 1957. Blanche Johnson fcdna Johnson Daughters ROBINSON — In memory of our auht LIZZIE ROBINSON I who passed away August 8, 1950. Alice Primus Cord of Thanks
Baptist Convention Elects Rev. EJ. Odom
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I wish to commend 'the IS* BC’s Starlight Band which tnet here last week. Mrs. L. B. McKay is supervisor and Mrs. L. Mumford is assistant super-
E. T. visor. A fine
program was held at Shiloh Baptist Church.
m MISS WILLA THOMAS
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Rev. John W. Crook, pastor of Puritan Baptist Church, will have charge of the Lord’s Supper Sun-
day at 7 p.m.
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I was happy to speak at the closing Vacation Church School meetihg at Mt. Nebo Baptist
Church.
Mrs. Rosetta Rogers and teachers are to be commended for a job well done. Rev. Walter Highbaugh is htiniSter. . . * * * Vacation Church School opens Aug. 13 at New Bethel Baptist Church. There will be .sessions
CLARENCE PORTER STEWARD STEWART — In loving memory of our dear brother, nephew and uncle CLARENCE PORTER STEWART who passed August 4, 1931, and THEODORE DOUGLASS STEWART who passed August 1, 1913. Sweet memories still linger forever. Time cannot change them ’tis
true,
Years that come cannot sever Our loving remembrance of
you.
Mrs. Joyce S. Thompson Mrs. Fredonia S. Temple, Sisters Marcus C. Stewart, Sr., Brother and Family Mrs. Effie Corley Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart Aunts George J. Thompson. Uncle
PATTERSON — We wish to acknowledge with deep appreciation the kindness, sympathy and mahy beautiful floral tributes extended by our relatives, friends, neighbors, nurses and doctors at General Hospital at the passing of our dear daughter DOROTHY J. PATTERSON We especially wish to thank Rev. FY. Barry, O.M.I., of St. Bridget’s Catholic- Church, and associate ministers for their services, and to those who assisted in any way we ate grateful. Further appreciation to the Willis Mortuary for understanding service. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lee, Parents and Family. , WILSON — The family of ^ MRS. LANNA i). WILSON wishes to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to the followirig for the many kindnesses shown in the passing of their loved ohe: The Reverends Henry Sheperle for the sermonette. Rev. Coleman, pastor, Our Savior Lutheran Church for his services, the choir, the soloist, Mrs. Ruby Bell, those Who sent condolences and telegrams, the pallbearers, those donating cars, floral tributes, the courteous and efficient services of the Funeral Directors, and ail who contributed in any way to make OUT burden lighter. Again we say “Thanks” and may God bless each
of you.
George Henry Wilson, Jr., Son And Relatives.
REV. E. J. bbOM Elected 1st Vice Rev. E. J. Odom, pastor of the progressive 25th Street Baptist Church, has been elected first vicepresident of the General Baptist State Convention. The well-known near Northside minister is president of the Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance, and past President of the Indianapolis Ministerial Association. Other officers include Rev. F.W. Coleman of Gary, pastor of Pilgrim Baptist Church, president; Rev.* E. H. Adams, pastor of Antioch Baptist Church, treasurer: Frank Snyder, lay members of New Baptist Church, supervisor of the state Laymen’s Convention, and Rev. James Williams, pastoi of New Baptist Church, president of the General Baptist State Sunday School and B.T.U. Congress.
WOMEN'S DAY Sunday, August 5 SOUTHERN BAPTIST 1601 Columbia Are. 11 A.M. — Speaker MRS. MATTHEWS 3:30 P.M. — Speaker MRS. J. T. HIGHBAUGH Of Good Samaritan Baptist ■ • Public Welcome Mrs. W. E. Pittman, Chrm. Mrs. Pearl Wilson, Co.-Chrm. Rev. W. E. Pittman, Pastor
The national f rom a m - to 12 noon an( ^ fr° m
children’s department of the Senior 7 P- m - t0 9 P m - Woman’s Baptist Convention will *
meet in Oklahoma City, Okla., in The “Hour of Prayer” broadcastSeptember. ing from Christ Missionary Bap-
* * * tist Church can be heard at 7:30'
I am grateful to the minister, a.m. each Sunday over Radio Rev. E. J. Odom, pastor Of 25th Station WISH. Rev. Walter M. Ed-
Street Baptist Church; the presi- wards, pastor, will speak, dent of the Sdnior Missidrtary * + *
group, Mrs. Jehnie Taylor, and A mixed prdgram was to be preothers who turned out Sunday in sented Friday at Breeding Temple
large numbers to hear Koheleth CME Church at 7:30 p.m. Katondo of East Africa. » ’ < ' ■ . * * *
Grace Apostolic Church, pastor- Next week I’ll go to Muncie for ed by Elder Morris E. Golder, and the state junior Missionary Bap-
Beulah Baptist Church, pastored by tist Convention.
Rev. Richard L. Gregory, heard Sunday at the 10:30 a.m. wor '-wy. pn nno wp i nvpf i W n<; poilpH Elisha M. Luyeho, also from East ship. I will speak at 25th Street,'™™ on - e lovtd was calIed Africa. Baptist Church. | God £ ok her hom e_it was His
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It makes you fed good to know ! Within our hearts she liveth still,
.hat such churches as 25th Street Greater Salem Baptist Church,
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MRS. MARTHA LOUISE BRAY , BRAY — In loving memory of our
mother and daughter
MRS. MARTHA LOUISE BRAY who passed away August 1, 1961. One year has passed since that
sad day,
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 314 BHfflft street Marks 6th Year Of REV. A. JOHNSON SUNDAY, AUGUST 12 Guests: 3:30 P.M, REV. ANDREW WILLIAMS, of EAStSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Accompanied By Congregation Mrs. Anti Moore, Frog. • Chrm. Mrs. Louella Barnett, Gen. Chrm.
THE LIVE WIRES KpYS OF HARMONY
Will Be Pr«
resented
Ik A Full Musical SUNDAY, AUGUST 5
8 P.M.
For The Benefit of The Usher Board LOVING BAPTIST CHURCH 226 Blackford St. Rev. I. S. Owens, Acting Pastor
baptist, pastored by Rev. E. J. Louisville, spoke Sunday at EastDdom, arc supporting the foreign ern Star Baptist Church. He was nissions. In the past three months, accompanied by his choir. $1,017.77 was given for the cause * * * Df missions. Another student. Rev. Sonny * * * Yesdian of South India, spoke at Green stamps are still needed Marion Methodist Church Sunday. ‘ly the Happy Hour Blind Club to R ev. Yesdian, a graduate of the iet a typewriter. Please take yours Christian Theological Seminary, 0 Mrs. H. L Burton. will leave here next month headed
* * * home.
A tribute this week to a fine * * *
Christian minister’s wife, Mrs. C. Word comes from Akron, O., .1. Bell; a very quiet person who tha t Rev. G. Humphrey, former ?oes about her duty with a smile, minister at Mt. Moriah Baptist * * * Church, Richmond, has been called The 25th Street Baptist Church to a church at Chicago.
.vill have its church picnic Aug. * * *
1 at Mounds State Park The Miss Judith Ann Ross of Richgroup will leave at 7:30 a.m. mond was re-elected president of * * * the Indiana Baptist State Starlight
Men of St. John Baptist Church Convention.
ire preparing for “Men’s Day” Other officers included Miss Aug. 19. Ver4 Burres, first vice-president; * * * Miss Sherrill Hill, second viceEarly Sunday morning 8 a.m. president; Miss Shelia Jackson, worship is working fine at several secretary; Miss Trecia Manning, churches, including Barnes Metho- assistant secretary, and Mrs. Leiist, Witherspoon Presbyterian, nora Whitfield, organist. Second Christian, Trinity CME* * * * and Mt. Zion. ,, ' „ * * * I would appreciate you sending Rev. Morris E. Golder, pastor of Set-weH greetings to Kenard Jrace Apostolic Church, has re- cii odes V u E ’* 10th urned home after Conducting re- stl,eet Veterans Hospital. Louis 5 m Detroit ’ Chica g°> and st - Get well greetings to Mrs. Rosie Much in demand, the youthful ^* ce > 1031 N. Pershing,
ninister will soon have reeordiilgs
>f his sermons release*!. '■ j hope you will send delegates «,oii J * to thfe National Baptist Convention
bt America. Each: must pay $25
atrick Chavis in Room 216, St. representation ; fee in the name of
4 ~ ’ their eliurch.
Bus Trip To ^
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
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LEAVING 1 A.M. AUG. 11th RETURNING 6 P M. AUG. 12th
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CHARITY HALL 1036 N. West St. For Tickets & Information Call WA. 6-7009 or ME. 2-0358
Arnita Bray, Daughter
Mrs. Magnolia Maxey, Mother.
True Vine Ensemble Will Celebrate Their 16TH ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, AUGUST 5 3 p.m. TRUE VINE BAPTIST CHURCH ' 19th & Columbia Guests: Rev. I. F. Broaddus Celestial Chorus Of Muncie, Ind. George Mickle, Pres. Rev. W. I. JomesTPastor
JORDAN-AIRES
’‘ WiH Render
A Cdmplete Musical
SUNDAY, AUGUST 5
v " 3:30 P.M.
NEW BAPTIST CHURCH
mi N. West st.
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For The Benefit of Nurses'Unit of Church
Directed by
Mrs. Bemetta Tanner Rev. J. Williams, Pastor
bus rk\P to HOPKINSVILLE, KY. satUrbay, August h ROUND TRIP — $8.00 . For Information Call Mrs. Roberta Radford ME. 6-8169 Mrs. Nellie Smith ME. 6-4766 Spbftsored By College Avefiue Baptist Church 1501 N. College Ave. Rev. O. W. Armistead. Pastor
OSCAR FRANCIS FRANCIS—In loving memory of
our father
OSCAR FRANCIS who passed away August 2, 1960. Surrounded by friends, we
are lonesome,
In the midst of our joys
we are blue;
With a smile on our faces, no one knows of the sorrow concealed in our hearts. Longing dear Papa for you.
The Children Stella Kelly
Gertrude Hariston William McKinley Francis Bethesda Temple Ih Its 5th Convention As the fifth year approaches Elder Edwin H. Vaughn and congregation of Bethesda Temple, 2245 Riverside Drive pause fbr the Convention August 6-12, which will be held at the church/ The schedule of the week is as follows. Devotional service-—11 a.nr.1 p.m., Bible study 2 p.m.-4 p.m. taught by able teachers. Each evening will be highlighted with Churches throughout the state of Indiana accompanied with their congregations. Outstanding speakjrs from joining states will be >ur delight, they include Bishop 1. S. Holly, Chicago; Elder B. T. Scott, Flint, Michigan;. Evangelist Lottie Glynn, Detroit, Michigan; District Elder Herbert C. Moore, Chicago, and local churches with cheir congregations. Other guests ire the Indianapolis Mass Choir, \..B.S.A. State Missionary Choir under the direction of Sister Estell Mill. Climaxing this great convention will be Illinois Day, with the Morgan Park Assembly Choir.. A cordial welcome is extended to the public. >• - ^ ‘ -
"Love Feast" Of Christianity At Bethel AME, Sun. One T>f the basic traditions, “Love Feast” of Christianity, will b* observed at Bethel AME, Sunday, August 5 at 10:45 a.m. All class leaders will conduct the service. Union Communion service will be observed at 7 p.m. Churches participating are Jones Tabernacle AMEZ, Phillips Temple^XME. Dr. . K.--D. - Saunders, the presiding elder of the South District of Indiana AME Conference will preach at both services. Presided over by Bishop Joseph V™® 2 ’ the meeting will be held at Richmond Sept. 18 through 23. Ihose desiring round trip transportation by bus, call Mrs. Anna Bates AT. 3-7914 or Mrs. Loraine Guy, ME. 5-9232. Rev. C. T. H. Watkins is the pastor. New Bethel Baptist Church Convention Attracts 500 Persons “A ’Worthy Heart” was the theme of New Bethel Baptist Church s 44th annual convention which closed recently after attracting more than 500 members and friends. Rev. Dr. F. Benjamin Davis ’ is pastor of the Eastside church. Perry Honkins Kendricks, president, was in charge of sessions. Speakers included F. Lyons, R. Hutchinson, Sam Toliver, Robert Peters Jr., J. Cutler. Others participating were Mary Robinson, Vivian Bell, Clementine Barrow, Mrs. Mable Washington, Arlee Watts, Beatrice Robinson, "fborab Elzy, Bernice Swiney, Willie Brown, William Bailev,* Shirley Crossin, Elsie Walls, Delores Mitchell, Harriett White, Mary Chisley, and Mary Warren. JACOBS BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME OBITUARIES Funeral services for Mrs. Christine Nettie Gatewood were held July 23-in Indiana Baptist Church. Rev. F. Jefferson officiated. Burial was in Floral Park.
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^Ftmerai services for Mr. Robert ■Brownlee, Jr. were held July 24 iH the Westside Chapel. Rev. William Smith officiated. Burial was in- New Crown. Funeral services for Mrs. Irene Benhett were held July 24 in the Westside Chapel. Rev. Webster Pollard officiated. Burial was in New. Crowrt. Fmieral services for Mrs. PerciL la Waldon were held July 28 in St. John Baptist Church. Rev A. J. Brown officiated. Burial was in Grown Hill.
Margaret Owsley Miss Margaret Owsley, 75, died July 30 at a local nursing home. Funeral services were held Aug. 2 at the Summers Funeral Chapel, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. norn at Danville, Ky., Miss Owsley had lived here 55 years ahd wis a member of Bethel AME Church and its Class No. 5. Survivors include two brothers, Bishop Owsley of Indianapolis, and Oliver Owsley of Lyncy, Ky., and two sisters. Miss Cordelia E. Owsley and Miss Beatrice L. Owstey. both of this city.