Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1963 — Page 8

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■The Indianapolis Recorder, Apr. 20,1963

Church Events ... of the City

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29, from 2 p.m. till 4 p.m. at the Governor’s Mansion to benefit the Inte. national Christian * * * I am grateful to Rev. W. I. Jones, Truevine Baptist Church minister, for the leprosy fund donation. The congregation invited us back the Sunday in May. Dr. Sever ker Tor.askog of Sweden and I had a nice visit at Greater St. Luke Baptist Church. We were presented by Mrs. Anna Barnes. Miss Debo ah Buckner extended the welcome. * * * Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church is collecting Green Stamps to secure an organ. Rev. William Groves is

pastor.

* * * ' Broadman Press has released two books, “Fire on Earth" and “Where Are the Converts?" written by Siuney W. Powell. * * * Baptist Youth Conference is July 15-21 in Beirut, Lebanon, Holy Land. For more information call Miss Kuth V. Winters.

Word comes this week that a very dear friend and sister, Mrs. Louise M. Pdw, is ill in her home, Rangoon, Burma. She is vice-president of the B. W. Alliance and secretary of the Burma Baptist Convention. George Turner. Witherspoon

Presbyte ian Church, and Hobson Zeig’.er, Second Christian Church, have been added to the VCS general committee. * * * Youth Day will be observed Sunday, April 21, at 25th Street Baptist Church. • ■ * * * Mt. Paran Baptist Church will have its annual speakers’ contest : Sunday. May 21, at 8:30 p.m. Con- ■ testants are Herman King Jr., New Bethel; Arvine Coleman, Mt. Pil1 grom; Nancy Chapman, Corinthian, and Farrell Downey, Mt. Paran. I Subject is “Youth Serving Chris: I in the Home, Church and Comj munity.” * * * Eastern Star Baptist Church’s broadcast can be heard at 7:30 p.m. each Sunday over WISH radio. Rev. W. M. Robinson is minister. * * * Feel a need for prayer? Dial-A-Prayer courtesy of Trinity CME Church, WA. 4-5689. 1 close with these words found in the First Presbyterian Church calendar: Turn not from his griefs away. Learn of Jesus Christ to Pray Shun not suffering, shame or

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“It is finished,” hear the cry Learn of Jesus Christ to die. Christ Arose.! He meets our

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Saviour teach us so to rise. Rev. Roe H. Johnston is First Presbyterian minister.

COMPLETES COURSE: James A. Moore Jr., of Atlanta, Ga., for 21 years president of Local 36 of the United Transport Service Employees, recently completed, along with 10 other representatives of international unions, a special fourweek course at the University of North Carolina. The Course, designed especially for unionist working in the South, included a study of problems of union organiza tion and administration with particular emphasis on economic, political and social conditions. (ANP photo).

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FUEL TANK EXPLODES: Firemen are shown following a two-hour battle with a blaze which encompassed two Northsid£ homes Saturday afternoon. The blaze, damaging homes at 2129 Shriver and o next-door dwelling, started when a 275-galJon fuel oil tank exploded. James Harris, 27, 3155 N. Capitol, was draining the tank when the fire erupted. He suffered* a burned left leg and was' treated at the scene. Both homes were practically destroyed. Fire deportment officials reported that the cause of the blaze was still unknown at Recorder press time Thursday afternoon. (Recorder photo by Jim Burres)

LITTLE GUESTS had a gala time at a birthday party given Sunday for Master Kenneth King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie H. King, who celebrated his third birthday. Kenneth's guests included Samuel Milton, Carolyn Hampton, Rickey Walls, Edith Payne, Bruce Hill, Derrick Carpenter, Cheryl Graves, Timothy Jones, Lisa Duncan, Rodney Slay, Denise Anderson, LeAnn

Rushin, Lema Rushin, Rosie Chavous, Robert Hinkle Jr., Dwayne Terrell, Leslie Sims, Loretta Townsend, David Terrell, Darrell Madison and Georgia Dodson. Not pictured are Wendell Hall, Reginald Taylor, Edwin Chavous, Craig Merriweather, Sharon Carter and Denice Duncan. (Recorder photo by James Burres).

Mrs. Rosa Allen's Funeral Rites Held in Gary GARY — Rites for Mrs. Rosa Lee Allen, 63, wife of Bishop J. Claude Allen, pastor of the Israel CMiE Church, were scheduled to be held Friday (April 19) at the church, with burial in Fern Oaks Cemetery. Mrs. Allen died Monday after a week of confinement at Methodist ! Hospital. She and her husband, a foimer school board member, resided at 755 W. 26th Ave. ! Formerly a school teacher at ! Columbia, S.C., where she was born, Mrs. Allen attended Allen University there. She met and married Bishop Allen in 1926 and the couple came to Gary in 1934 after he was appointed pastor of the church he still heads. Mrs. Allen was an enthusiatic and active community worker. For ■seven years she was president of jthe Urban League block unit of her

neighborhood. Much of her time vas devoted to helping her husband in his church work. She was for 26 years a teacher in the Sunday School, member of the J. C. Martin Club in the church, and sponsored the A C. Bailey Usher Board. Bishop B. W. Doyie, of Nashville, Tenn., was scheduled to officiate during the funeral services. Survivors, besioes her husband. : include a daughter, Mrs. Claudia ! Shannon. Cleveland, O.; four sisters, Mrs. Maxine Martin, Wash- | ington, D C., Mrs. Cardina Vaughn land Mrs. Verdell Fleming, Gary, 1 and two brothers, Ulysses Martin, Hampton, Vu., and Walter Martin, Detroit.

MICH. CLERIC CONDUCTS CONNERSVILLE SERVICES j CONNERSVILLE — Baptismal services were held Sunday morning | at Mt. Zion Baptist Church climaxing the revival services conducted : by Rev. Hopkins of Ypsilanti, Mich. Rev. C. C. Brown and the choir i of Mt. Zion Baptist Church worshipped with Second Methodist ; Church Sunday afternoon. Those on the sick list include 'Mrs. Anna Perkins, Miss Nellie Kills and Mis. Mary Walker.

Laura Black

Mrs. Laura Black. 75, 1850 Arrow, was buried in New Crown Cemetery April 16 following rites at King & King Funeral Home. She died April 12 at her home. Mrs. Black, born at Nashville, Tenn.. had resided here 55 years.

ORRVILLE, OHIOAN, VISITS RELATIVES IN INDIANAPOLIS Mrs. Garnet Robinson of Orrville, Ohio, is visiting relatives here. She was called to Indianapolis in February to attend funeral services.

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LOCAL WOMAN, SPEAKER ON WOMEN’S DAY PROGRAM IX>GANSPORT — Mt. Zion Tabernacle of this city will observe annual Women’s Day Sunday with a host of guest speakers and activities. “Psalms in Worship and Life," { will be the subject of talk to be given during the morning services, beginning at 11:30 a.m., by Mrs Estelle Mills of Indianapolis. Dinner will be served at 1:45 p.m. With a local radio station carrying the -full p ogram, the 3 p.m. services will feature a Kokomo and Marion choir. Remarks are expected to be rendered by Mrs. Maxine Matthews and Mrs. Ethel Page of Chicago. Selections will also be heard from the ABSA State Missionary choir. Highlighting the afternoon service will be a sermon by Evange- ■ Lt Rose Ann Merrcll of Detroit, Mich. Elder J. W. White is pastor of the Tabernacle church. _

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