Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1964 — Page 3
April 4, 1964
THI INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER
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as assistant pastor.
Later, he assumed the pas1 torate and served faithfully in that capacity for 18 years. Rev. Hunt , was not only a | dedicated pastor but was ac-
- . ,, tive in the Baptist Ministerial present friend. Alliance of Indianapolis, and a Rites for the highly respect- mem ber of Trinity Lod^e K&Aed clergyman will be conducted I M No 18 at 11 a.m. Saturday at the . ' ' . „ church, with burial in New' ^ graduate of ^ ^t KenCrown Cemetery ituck|r Vocational College, he r-. . *11 , j i* j also studied at the Central Bap- " d r !‘t t „I heO " H ' ,i0al Semina " y ,>f ln ' of St. Paul Baptist Church, and ' Rev. I. R. Ray, associate pas-; He and his wife. Jeanetta. retor of Bethany will preside. 1at 2219 , Lexington. Also participating will be Rev.!. Survivors, besides his wife. E. M. Pendleton. Mt. Pilgrim jnclurfe his mother, Mrs. Ora Baptist Church pastor. ' Hunt of Cleveland, and a sisBorn at Kevil, Ky., Rev. Hunt I ter. Mrs. Mary Curlott of took up residence here 30 years j Cleveland. ago. He later became affiliat- Friends may call after 4 p.m. ed with Bethany Baptist and Friday at the church. Funeral it was at this church he took ; arrangements are being hanup his first ministerial duties died by Willis Mortuary.
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W. T. Ray Continue* trow r»ge 1 a board member and treasurer two years of United Fund, acting president of the Association for Merit Employment Board and a board member of the Fall Creek Parkway YMCA. Having served as president of the local NAACP 1948-49, Ray is presently a board member. Under his spirited leadership the NAACP’s membership grew from 500 to 3000. He also served as treasurer for five years. The prospective senator received his education in the public schools of Caldwell, N.J., and Oberlin College and Western Reserve University where he majored in business administration. Ray, 48, is a member of W i t herspoon Presbyterian Church. He and his wife, Alice, are the parents of a daughter and three sons.
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REV. CLINTON M. MARSH
... To Be Honored
It was announced this week ever head a unit within the dethat tickets for the April 18 partment, is a 29-year veteran testimonial honoring Rev. Clin- i of the force and was named ton M. Marsh, former pastor of ■ head of the homicide branch in
W i t h erspoon Presbyterian October of last year.
Church, are now available. During his career with the ' Dr. Melvin S. Baird Jr., pres- ! force, Davenport, 52, has re- ’ idem of the local chapter of the ceived nine commendations and | Frontiers Internationale, the three merit citations. The latest 1 sponsoring group, announced i came in April, 1963, when the that tickets could be purchased ' New York University Jerome ! from any Frontier member, the Frank Memorial Awfrd was pre-
James Pharmacy at 2140 N. sented him.
Capitol; or by mail from the The award was given due to
REV. FRANK ICHISHITA AND FAMILY — His wife, Nobuko, three-year-old daughter. Faith, and one-year-old son, Diety.
Rev. Ichishiia Assumes Pastorate Of Immanuel Presbyterian
Phillips Temple Continued from Page 1 ial reports on Christian Education. Evangelism, Christian Social Action and Expansion, on survey reports and panel discussions. Special vital topics to be discussed are “The Laymen’s Point of View,’’ “Missionary Outreach,” “Youth Concern,’ and “The Pastors’ Point of View.” Greetings will be extended by such executives as Gov. Matthew E. Welsh, Mayor John J. Barton, Dr. Grover L. Hartman, executive secretary, Indiana Council of Churches; Dr. Laurence T. Hosie, executive secretary. Church Federation of Greater Indianapolis; Dr. I. Benjamin Pierce, board member, National Council of Churches; Atty. Henry J. Richardson Jr., and Rev. V. J. Ed-
ner.
Principle addresses will be delivered by Bishop Allen and Bishop Bertram W. Doyle, Ph.D., of Nashville, and sermons by Drs. J. M. Pettigrew, M. L. Breeding and A. Montgomery will be heard. Special reports and discussions will be led by the Reverends Isaiah Scipio Jr., E. A. Wadlowe, Amos Royce II, J. W. Bonner and L. I. Barnes. Panel discussions will be led by the Reverends B. S. Gregg, John M. Exum, James L. Cummings, A. Montgomery and Emmaus Fit-
ten.
District surveys spokesmen will be the Reverends S. J. Laws, Cleveland District; E. A. Wadlove, Dayton District, and H. L. Burton, St. Phillips min-
BY WILLA THOMAS
Rev. Frank lehishita, Japa- Indianapolis.
Indiana State Prison for a byterian Church, 28th and (.uil- He succeeded Rev. Abram John-J day night, April 9, 6:30 p.m. at
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Patron dinner tickets will be $4.50. General admission dinner tickets may be purchased for $3.50. The signatures of the patrons will be placed on a scroll and presented to Rev. Maish as a lasting memen-
to.
The dinner will be held at
L. Schubert who became a shift lf js nothi new t0 the , ms .
captain in the detective division,;. r
which was set up as a result j ' , ,. ... of an Indiana University sur-' H* came to Indianapolis Trom vey of the department. | Chicago where he served as Davenport joined the force in associate minister of the Lm-
eral Avenue Presbyterian
son. i the Claypool Hotel, with Bishop Sharing in the installation Doyle as main speaker. Bishop was Mrs. Crystal Jackson, who J Allen will give closing remarks.
gave the organ prelude. Rev, William Landon, director of the Urban Work Department of the
General Conference leaders are Dr. M. L. Breeding, general secretary of Missions; Mrs.
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1934, was named investigator in 1946, promoted to sergeant in
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In 1963 Rev. Marsh became the first Negro ever elected president of the Indianapolis Church Federation. He is a former n oderator of the Indianapolis Presbytery. He was sent to Afnca in 1962 as assistant to the secretary of the All African Conference of Churches assigned to the organization of “a permanent ecu..cnical body of churches from 42 African countries that was termed at Kampala. Uganda in April. 1963. He left Witherspoon late last year to accept a position as director of the North Area Office of the Division of Evangelism of the Board of National Missions of the Presbyterian
Church.
The affair is a part of the Frontiers campaign to recognize outstanding citizens and their contributions to the civic development of the community.
Presbyterian Synod led the call Phyllis Bedford, president, Woto worship. men’s Missionary Council and 1 REV. WILLIAM M. STARKS the Reverend Marshall Gil-
Church, a church with a ra- JR., minister of Memorial Pres- more, Episcopal District Direceially mixed membership. i byterian Church, led the re- j tor of Christian Education.
! sponsive* reading. The evening Host pastor is Rev. Burton.
IN CHICAGO REV, ICHI- , prayer and the Lord’s Prayer Rev. Louis Johnson is host.'SHITA was active in the church was rendered by Rev. Robert presiding Elder. j federation and the School of Davidson. ' < I Religious Education — helping The installation sermon was I C Vt/ilcfli* and working with children of given by Dr. John Fox, execu- C. tTIISOVI the community. He also worked tive secretary of the United Funeral services were held closely with the Department of Presbyterian Church, USA. March 25 at King and King Public Aid. The constitutiona*. questions [ Chapel for Lesle E, Wilson, 84, Prior to going to Chicago, were presented by the Rev. | 2166 N. Temple, who died the highly recommended min- Robert Stewart, pastor of Or- March 23 at General Hospital
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rinthian Avenue Chapel Neigh- Church. i bor House, in Philadelphia. The Rev. Clyde Allison gave the i house was sponsored by the charge to the new minister and Presbyterian Church. the charge to the congregation | In Philadelphia he worked was given by Rev. Herbert • , closely with pre-teen and teen- Valentine, pastor of Troutr Meage children^ helping many to morial Presbyterian Church, stay in the right paths. Rev. lehishita gave the bene- '
Rev. lehishita was born in . ,,
Santa Ana. Calif., and is a *o\\o»in K the serv.ces, a regraduate o' the University of ^P t,on was 4 he,d . ,n . . hon ?; ? f Chicago and the McCormick ^ n J w . P astor and J 1 ** w ‘ fe Theological Seminary. He holds the d.mng room of the church. , a master's degree in Theology. ^ ro! 7? t ^ ie . Presbytery He is being assisted in hi* Indianapolis to install Rev. work here by his charming lehishita included Mrs. Mary wife, Mrs. Nobuko lehishita,'^^ een ’ ru [ lnK elder m the Im-. who herself is a graduate of manu ^ „ churc l h ’ and Mrs - ^nthe University of Chicago and nell Bell, ruling elder in the the holder of a master’s degree Witherspoon Pre s byterian! in education. C hurch. ,
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