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HffiNDSHIPMlSSlONflre BAPTIST CHURCH 761 N. Sheffield Order of Service* SUN. SCHOOL-9:30 o.m. MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 m.m. B.T.U.-SUNDAY -6:00 p.m WEDNESDAY - 7:00 p.m. PRAYER MEETING and BIBLE CLASS Rev. Arthur Johnson PMlor
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Pastor, J.T. CaHioon< Order Of S*rvk* S«nd*y Sckool 10:30 a.oi. Morning Worship 11:30 a.m. If yon n*nd bns snrvkn t* and from charch, call 703-3214, Mon. 4 Fri., 1:00 a.m. • S:00 p.m. Everyone Welcome
WOKSHIP WITH GREATER GALILEE INSTITUTIONAL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Centrntty Located At 1241-49 N. Alobnmo St.
KV. S.W. WILLIAMS, JR. PASTOR Saaday School f am Morning Woship 11 am Each First Saaday lord's Sapper 4 pm Baptist Training dam Wednesday 4:30 pm i- Tmrmlrmn minwowi jprwivwi Wednesday 4:30 pm and > Aka Satarday 1 pm USTEN TO THE "Aid To The Needy
Every Saaday, 4:1S-S:00 pm STATION Will "Charch Where Jasas Is RaaT'
MT. VERNON COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH 709 N. Belmont Avenue Rev. Mozel Sanders Pastor Sunday School 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship 8:00 and 11:15 A.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. “THE CHURCH WITH THE OPEN DOOR“
REV. OEOMi WASHINGTON
ORDER OF SBVKI Saaday School 10:00A.M. Morning Worship 11:30 AJi. Evening Worship 4 PM Prayer Meeting 4PM AR Are Wilcoms
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REV. EARREST WORD Order of Servke Sanday School f«45am Morning Werthip Hap BTV lash Saaday 4pm REMo Stady end ^tsyar Sendee, Friday 7 pm
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IRVINGTON FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 231 S. Goode Ave. ORDER OF SERVICE Sunday School ^1:30 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 s.m. BTU 6:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study Wednesday 7:30 p.m. COMMUNION EVERY THIRD SUNDAY Rev. J.D. Adaway, Pastor
THE UNIVERSAL CHURCH OF TRUTH 1927 E. 32nd St. Will Present THE TRAVELING INNER UGHTS THE UNIVERSAL CHOIR THE ROCKY SHORE SINGERS AND OTHERS SUNDAY, JANUARY 23 3:30 P.M. Pubtic Invited Rev. Callie Moore, Sponsor Rev. William Payne Pastor
How then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed? and how shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard? and how shall they hear without a preacher? And how shall they preach, except they be sent? as it is written. How beautiful are the feet of them that preach the gospel of peace, and bring glad tidings , of good things WALTER EZELL Faithful Deacon and Member Of FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 761N. Sheffield Has Been Called To The Ministry And Will Preach His TRIAL SERMON SUNDAY, JANUARY 23 7:30 P.M.
AD friends, i and associates of Brother Ezell are urged ta come out and give him yon support, prayers and encouragement. Rev. Arthur Johnson, Jr., D. D., Pastor
HEAR THE SECOND CHRISTIAN EXPLOSION IN Mi-RECOKDED WORSHIP WITH DR. T. GARROTT BENJAMIN, JR. DYNAMIC GOSPEL PREACHER EACH SATURDAY AT 5 PJM. BEGINNING FEBRUARY 5TH ON WNTS-AM Rvssght Is you oech mash by:
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Rev. Earl Nowlen, Pastor HRST FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH ANGELIC CHOIR Will Observe Their YOUTH DAY SUNDAY, JANUARY 30 3:30 P.M. Presenting THE EBONY MAJESTICS Of Indians State UEiiversity Freewill Offering Sis, Cheryl Wilkins president
Installation services for Rev. Charles W. Harris, Sr. held
A—In Memoriam
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A—In Memoriam KATHERINE f. BRANSFORD
THE MINISTRY OF CHRIST CHOIR Will Give A FULL PROGRAM For Usher Board #2 Of ST. LUKE BAPTIST CHURCH 1703 E. 30th St. SUNDAY, JANUARY 23 3:30 S.M. Sis. Mabel McDonald President Rev. A.M. Hughes Pastor
THE INDIANAPOLIS HARMONIZERS MASS MALECHORUS Will Render A Full MUSICAL PROGRAM At The SEVEN STAR BAPTIST CHURCH 3003 N. Centra] SUNDAY, JANUARY 23 7:30 P.M. Pubtic Is Invited Sponsored By The Senior Choir Rev. B.T. Washington, Pastor
The Senior Choir Of MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 1003 W. 16th St. Will Observe Their ANNUAL DAY SUNDAY, JANUARY 23 3:30 P.M. Guest Speaker Rev. A.J. Brown Pastor Of St. John Baptist Church Along With His Choir And Congregation Pubtic Invited Dr. H.T. Toliver, Pastor
THE BISHOPS’CHOIR Of Grace Apostolic Church Will Render A FULL PROGRAM SUNDAY, JANUARY 23 4:00 P.M. At The TRINITY C.M.E. CHURCH 2253 Martindale Ave. For The Altar Guild Mrs. Dorothy Duff, President Rev. T.C. Lightfoot, Pastor
FLY TWA WITH THE WOMEN MINISTERS UPLIFT To THE HOLY LAND MARCH 11-21,1977 For Further Information Call 635-6921
The Inspirational Choir Of The SEVEN STAR BAPTIST CHURCH 3003 N. Central Ave. Will Present THE SINGING REVELATORS SATURDAY, JANUARY 22 7:30 P.M. Pubtic Invited Sis. Donna Thompson President Rev. B.T. Washington, Pastor
J.C. JENKINS And The SPIRITUALAIRS In A SONG SERVICE SUNDAY, JANUARY 23 PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH £708 W. 10th St. Rev. John Adams, Pastor
THE HYGRADE MALE CHORUS (Formerly FAC) Wfll Be In A Full MUSICAL PROGRAM SUNDA8, JANUARY 23 3:30 P.M. MT. LEBANON PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 2002 Upton Avenue Pubtic Invited Rev. Kenneth Duke, Pastor
REV. AND MRS. CHARLES W. HARRIS. SR.
Installation services for Rev. Charles W. Harris, Sr., are set for Sunday, January 23rd at 3:30 p.m. at the Pleasant Union Missionary Baptist Church, 1202 Eugene Street. The Rev. Otis Nance of the
GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY
Central Baptist Theological Seminary Alumni benefit dinner The alumni of Central Baptist Theological Seminary will sponsor a Benefit Dinner on Tuesday, February 15th in the B. F. Farrell Fellowship Hall of the Mt. Paran Baptist Church, 3425-31 Boulevard Place at 6:30
p.m.
There are many ministers pasturing in the city who are either graduates or have attended the seminary and know of the fine work it is doing under the dynamic leadership of the director. Dr. F. Benjamin Davis. We are asking all pastors and friends to please pledge $50.00 for a table of ten for this dinner. Tickets may be secured by contacting, Sister Lucille Dobbins, 3326 N. Keystone Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46218, 923-4873. Single tickets may be purchased for $5.00 each. Please come out and help the Alumni to put this Benefit Dinner over in a big way. Sister Veanie Dawson is the chairperson and Rev. James R. Bradley is the Alumni presi
dent.
Missionary Day will be observed at Allen Chapel A.M.E. Missionary Day will be observed at Allen Chapel A.M.E. Church, 629 E. 11th Street on Sunday, January 23rd all day. The main speaker at 11:00 a.m. will be Mrs. Geraldine Bradford past president of the Chicago Conference Branch of Women’s Missionary. She has held the offices of 1st and 2nd vice president of the Indiana conference branch. She has been president of her church’s missionary society at the Allen Chapel A.M.E. Church at Terre Haute, IN since 1963. She is the widow of the late John Bradford who pastored and also was a presideing elder of the Indiana Conference for many years. At 3:30 p.m. speaker will be Rev. William Lee, minister of Westparkview Baptist Church. There will be a salad spread between the morning and afternoon services. Rev. Leonard N. Williams is the pastor and Mrs. Zelma Highbaugh is the president of the church’s missionary society. FREDERICK D. PINNER Final rites for Frederick Douglas Pinner, 50, 1222 Harlan, were held Saturday, January 15, in Olivet Baptist Church, where he was a member. He died Tuesday, January 11 in Veterans Administration Hospital. Pinner, a Navy veteran of World War II, retired last April after 28 years at the Chrysler plant on Tibbs. He was a member of United Auto Workers Local 550. Survivors include a daughter Mrs. Billie Jo Highbaugh; a son, Vincent; mother, Mrs. Lottie M. Pinner; brothers, Samuel Ellis, Levi, John, Lloyd, Steven, and Ronald Pinner; and sisters, Mrs. Edmonia Bingham, Mrs. Laverne Margaret Walker, and Mrs. Roselyn Aretha Mitchell.
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King Solomon Baptist Church at 22nd and Talbot will bring the installation message. Sister Mary Tyner is the Chairman, Sister Gladys Armour is the church clerk and Rev. Charles Harris, Sr. is the
pastor.
The public is cordially • welcome. A-In Memoriam
LEE LUNDERMAN LUNDERMAN-In loving memory of LEE LUNDERMAN. JR. who passed January 22, 1971. As long as hearts remember As long as dear ones care. We cannot lose the ones we love They are with us everywhere. Wife, Victoria Sons, Lee III, Noble, Victor Lunderman.
ANGIE ALLEN ALLEN-In loving memory of ANGIE ALLEN who passed January 24, 1974. Days of sadness still come o’er us Hidden tears so often flow, Memory keeps you ever near us Although you died three years ago. Sadly missed by Doris Houston, Thelma Knox and Elizabeth Felder, Daughters, Roy, Charles Jr. and Raymond Allen, Sons.
JAMES C. COLEMAN COLEMAN-In loving memory of JAMES C. COLEMAN who passed January 22, 1973. Though your smile is gone forever And you hand we cannot touch We will never lose sweet memories Of the one we love so much Wife, Hattie Coleman Sons, James Lee Coleman, Jesse Lee Coleman Daughter, Mrs. Mattie Parks Mother, Mrs. Zettie Smith And all the famUy.
IRENE TAYLOR TAYLOR-In loving memory of our wife, and mother IRENE TAYLOR who passed away January 5, 1971. Sincere and true in heart and mind Beautiful memories she left behind. Husband-Hugh Taylor Daughter-Mary Hardy Sons-Hugh, Gilbert and Ronald Taylor TINES-In loving memory of MAYDA TINES Who passed January 10, 1974. God only knows how we miss you As we walk through life alone There is always a longing If you could only come home We were so happy together Ever kind, loving and true The fondest memories of our life Are the years we spent with you. Sadly missed: Granddaughter-Doris Means and Family
TIMOTHY C. MILLS, SR. MILLS-In loving memory of TIMOTHY C. MILLS, SR. who passed away January 19, 1976. Sunshine passes. Shadows fall Love remembrance outlast them all. Children: Timothy C. Mills, Jr. Cheryl L. Mills Stepmother-Evang. Estelle Mills Brother-Dist. Elder Rufus C. Mills
PERRY-In loving memory of our son, grandson and nephew WILLIAM ANTHONY PERRY who passed away January 29, 1973. In memories garden we hold so dear. Loving thoughts that keep you near. Mother-Mary T. Hardy Grandfather-Hugh Taylor Uncles-Hugh, Gilbert and Ronald Taylor
LEURA POST POST-In loving memory of our husband and father LEURA POST who passed away January 22, 1976. God is good. He gives us strength To bear our heavy cross; He is the only one who knows How bitter is our loss. Wife, Arietta Post Daughter, Renee Post
MINNIE GRANGER GRANGER-In loving memory of our mother MINNIE GRANGER who passed away January 17, 1969. A wonderful mother, woman and aid One who was better God never made. A wonderful worker so loyal and true. One in a million that mother was you. Just in your judgement, always right. Honest and liberal, ever upright. Loved by your friends and all whom you knew, Our wonderful mother, That mother was you. Owen Granger, Husband Loretta Bland, Daughter Seven Grandchildren Five Great-grandchildren
B—Cord of Thanks HUMPHREY-We wish to thank our kind neighbors, friends and relatives for expressions of sympathy, lovely floral offerings and other courtesies extended at the passing of our beloved husband, father, grandfather and brother, HOWARD HUMPHREY We especially wish to thank Father James Blariey, O.M.I., St. Bridget Catholic Church and Stuart Mortuary for the kind understanding services rendered. Lucille Humphrey, Wife And Family. LAURA ADAMS Final rites for Mrs. Laura Adams, 62, 3438 Ashway Drive were held Saturday, January 15 in Mt. Pisgah Baptist
Church.
A native of Pulaski, Miss., Mrs. Adams moved to Indianapolis seven months ago. She was a member of Mt. Moriah Baptist Church at Pulaski. Survivors include three sons, Jimmie, John, and Curtis Adams: a daughter, Miss Vera C. Adams, and a sister, Mrs. Arey Grey. MARY JONES Services for Mrs. Mary Jones, 76, 946 Edgemont, were January 15 at Stuart Mortuary. She died January 13 at University Heights Hospital. Mrs. Jones was a member of 25th Street Baptist Church where she taught the young adult Sunday School Class. Survivors include two daughters, Mary Anna Major and Louetta Benson; two sons, Harvey and Albert Jones, a sister, Vallie a. Hollins, and a brother, Ray Cross. NELLIE S. COLE Mrs. NeUie S. Cole, 67, 5112 N. Kenwood, died Monday, January 10, in Methodist Hospital. Services were held Saturday, January 15, at Eastern Star Baptist Church. She was a cook 15 years at the Universtiy Club. Survivors include her husband, Cleveland T. Cole; and two sisters, Mable F. Washington and Julia F. Means. BENNIE L. IRVIN Bennie L. Irvin, 49, 3717 Wallace, was buried January 17 following rites at Shiloh Baptist Church, of which he was a member. He died January 13 at Wishard Memorial Hospital. Mr. Irvin, a native of Hopkinsville, Ky., lived h ere 20 years and was a machine operator 10 years at Peerless
Pump.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Carolyn Ifvin; a son, Bennie Irvin; three daughters, Karen, Shonika and Shontel Irvin; his mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Woodson. JIFF YOUNG JR. World War II Army veteran Jeff Young Jr., 65, 1927 Mansfield was buried January 17 following services at King & King Funeral Home. He died January 13 at Wishard Memorial Hospital. Survivors include seven daughters, Nancy Graham, Jean Williams, Rowena Averitte, Florence, Leslie, Lorraine and Denise Young.
MRS. KATHERINE E. BRANSFORD Mrs.' Katherine Elizabeth Bransford, 52-year-old devoted wife of Wyatt L. Bransford Sr. and ardent member of Zion Tabernacle Church, died January 16 at her home, 1900 W.
65th.
Rites were conducted January 19 at Zion Tabernacle, which she loved dearly, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Elder Joseph D. Farris, pastor of the church, officiated. * Mrs. Bransford was a native of Indianapolis and a member of the church’s Senior Usher Board. She belonged to Christ Temple Apostolic Church before joining Zion Tabernacle. Survivors include, besides her husband, a son, Wyatt L. Bransford Jr.; twin daughters, Janice Kebede and Jenniece Buckley; her mother, Mrs. Rose Vertner; a brother, Melvin Vertner of Anderson. DELIA MOORLAND Mrs. Bluford (Delia) Moorland, 93, died Friday, January 7, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Minnie Hawkins, where she usually spent her winters. A former resident of Indianapolis, Mrs. Moorland had lived in Cleveland since 1921. Memorial services were held Monday night, January 10, at Grundy’s Memorial Chapel with Rev. R.T. Andrews, Pastor of Mount Zion Baptist Church, in charge and Rev. Benjamin Sims assisting. ( Mrs. Anna Clay was soloist accompanied by firs. Vernie Newcomb. The funeral was held in Cleveland in the Miles Heights Community which she helped build and in the Canaan Baptist Church which she was influential in the organization of more than 50 years ago. Mrs. Moorland was an ardent member of Canaan Baptist Church, a charter member of the choir, and, because of her activity and exemplery membership, was considered “mother” of the church. Survivors include a foster daughter, Mary Coles: a foster son, James Gary; a sister, Minnie Hawkins, and three brothers, Thomas, Harrison and Hobert Crawford.
PEARL WILLIS Rites were conducted January 17 at Bethel AME Church fosr Mrs. Pearl Willis, 80, 756 W. 26th, who died January 14 at a local nursing home. Mrs. Willis was an easily recognized member of Bethel, being active in its women’s chorus and a former president of the church federation. She was a member of the Birthday Club, Silver Leaf Art Club and a former matron of Pride of the West Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. Survivors include her husband, Alphonse Willis, and a daughter, Louise Williams. FRANK MOORE Frank Moore. 48, 738 W. 25th, died January 12 at the home of an aunt, Ruth P. James, 2602 Baltimore. Services were January 15 at Grundy Memorial Chapel. Mr. Moore taught four years in Indianapolis Public Schools before retiring in 1975. He was a Korean War, Air Force veteran and a 1961 graduate of Sherwood Music School in Chicago. He was a member of First Baptist Church of North Indianapolis. WILLIAM H. CALDWELL World War II veteran, William Henry Caldwell, 51, 2802 Sangster, died January 13 at West 10th Street Veterans Hospital. Services were conducted Tuesday afternoon at Williams Funeral Home. Mr. Caldwell was an employe of National Lead Company. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Henrietta Caldwell; three sons, William H. Caldwell Jr., Charles Leon and Ronald Steven Caldwell, all of Indianapolis; two daughters, Mrs. Patricia McCray of Indianapolis and Miss Viola Elizabeth Caldwell, Dallas, Texas, and his mother, Mrs. Viola Caldwell, Indianapolis.
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