Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1977 — Page 9

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MRS. THEODORA LEWIS LEWIS-In loving memory of MRS. THEODORA LEWIS who passed March 7, 1974. As long as hearts remember As long as dear ones care. We cannot lose the ones we love They are with us everywhere. Sadly missed Willie Lewis, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lewis, Jr., and Family; Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Walker and Family

MR. WILLIAM HARVEY LEE

MRS. CREELA W. LEE LEE-In loving memory of our father and mother, WILLIAM HARVEY LEE and CREELIA W. LEE Deep in our hearts your memory is kept. To love, cherish and never forget. The Family

JOSEPH DURHAM DURHAM-In loving memory of

our dear son.

JOSEPH B. DURHAM who died March 14, 1973. God is good He gives us

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To bear our heavy cross He is the only one who knows how bitter is our loss Sadly missed by Mamie Durham-Mother and

Family

DUNN-In loving memory of FELIX (RED SAM) DUNN who passed away March 11, 1971. Peacefully sleeping, resting at last. The world’s weary troubles and trials are past. In silence he suffered with patience he bore Till God called him home to suffer no more. Wife-Mrs. Mabel Dunn Son-Felix Dunn Jr. THE GIBSON & McCASKEY SINGERS W31 Give A Full MUSICAL PROGRAM SUNDAY, MARCH 13 7:30 P.M. At The ST. LUKE BAPTIST CHURCH 1703 E.30tli Street Public Invited Rev. A.M. Hughes, Pastor

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JEWELL JORDAN JORDAN-In loving memory of JEWELL (BABY BUSS) JORDAN who passed March 12, 1974. As we loved you, so we miss you. In memory you are near Loved Remembered, longed for always Bring many a sUent tear. Sadly missed Wife-Olivia Jordan Relatives and Friends

Church Events

SEA H. FERGUSON FERGUSON-In loving memory of SEA H. FERGUSON who passed March 10, 1974. One short sleep past we make eternity And death shall be no more When we reach the other shore. Sadly missed Vernoca M. Ferguson-Wife

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Lenten luncheons are being served daily at 11 a.m. in Christ ChurclT'Cathedral on the Circle. Along with the meal you receive a short Lenten message by one of the church's ministers

and free music.

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United Men’s Lenten breakfast will be served each Saturday (for men of course) at 7 a.m. Various sites will be used and this week’s breakfast will be at Broadway United Methodist Church. Union Chapel Chruch will be host March 19. Reservations should be made.

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The Bible Fellowship (ACE League) of Bethel AME Church invites you to attend The Passion Play with them in Bloomington, Hi., May 15. For information call 923-8194 or 924-2035.

You’re also invited to attend a St. Patrick Day Tea Sunday, March 13, 3:30 p.m., at First Baptist Church, NI, featuring a unique special program. * * * Confined to Methodist Hospital is Mrs. Marilyn Wilkes, secretary of the Greater Indianapolis Church Federation. • • * Presiding Elders Cabinet of Bethel AME Church meets Saturday, 4 p.m. in home of Mrs. Myram Robinson, 1041 W. 34th. Church Federation Board of Directors meet Monday, 5:30 p.m. * * * To improve your Sunday

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school teaching techniques, watch WTTV Channel 4 each Sunday at 6:30 a.m. Also, The Baumer Lesson series begins Saturday, April 1, on the same channel. Juanita Corbitt 200 club of Barnes United Methodist Church will have as guest speaker at its annual banquet Friday, 7:30 p.m., Mrs. Florabelle Wilson, librarian, teacher and counsellor at Indiana Central University. A Negro History program will be presented Sunday at the church. * * • Women Convention Board of Indiana Baptist State Convention meets April 2 at South Bend. I’m sure a bus will be going. Sister Anna Thomas is state president. • * * Mass Children’s Sunday School Choir, in preparation for their April 24 concert, will rehearse Saturday, 3 p.m., at First Baptist Church, NI. All children up to age 13 are invited. Mrs. Luema Burrus is director. • • • Rev. Malcom O’Lear, SVD, pastor of Holy Ghost Catholic Church, Jackson, Miss., speaks nightly March 13-17, 7 p.m. for Lenten revival at St. Rita’s Catholic Church. *V* Second annual Lenten pitchin dinner and program of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church will be Thursday, March 18, 6:30 p.m. at the church. “Journey with Jesus through the Holy

THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER p An c q SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1977 * ‘Songs of Anderson T. Daily’ to be Sunday at New Bethel

THE LAND OF THE PLENTY I said last week that I would tell you what this has to do with all of the shortages this country has. This is what? All the things we have been writing about-sin, not enough prayer, not enough love for our fellow man and too much fear for ourselves. If we say that there is no God, we have no hope, no foresight. When I was growing up we saved just about everythinglet me name you two or three. We saved the ashes from our fireplace to put on the plants in our garden to keep the bugs off them, etc. We saved the grease Week”, a drama, will be presented by children. Make reservations by calling the church. * * * Scottish Rite Chorus will be in concert Sunday afternoon at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. * * • Presbyterian. Lenten breakfast will be Saturday, 7:30 a.m., at Eastminister Presbyterian Church. All Presbyterian men are invited. * * * Central District Brotherhood hold their annual banquet Saturday, March 26, 6:30 p.m., at Sherwood Club. Indiana Baptist State Brotherhood Convention holds a board meeting Saturday, 10 a.m. at First Baptist Church, NI.

from fried meats and saved most of our glass. Today man does not have enough time or God given sense to save much of anything. We haul it all to the dump. This is one of the reasons that this country is short on everything. We are like that hog we mentioned in my second column -JUST PLAIN STUPID! God gave man dominion over everything in this world and man can destroy the things of this world. (TO BE CONTINUED) * * * Our Los Angeles and San Diego Congress Tour is scheduled June 10 through June 19. Price per person is $365 (twin hotel rooms) or $410 (single room). The price includes seven nights. A special feature until March 31 is $10.00 off plus credit for everyone recommended and they arrange their fare. Price includes round trip transportation, all accommodations, all sightseeing, baggage, transport, one meal and travelers insurance for the length of the trip. For additional information and reservations, contact Herman Appleton, 2271 N. Parker, 632-0334, or Bell Tours, Inc., 6433 E. Washington, Suite 132, telephone 353-8123 and ask for Miss Kathy Browning, charter manager.

ANDERSON T. DAILY The music department of New Bethel Baptist Church will present “The Songs of AnderERNEST S. MITCHELL Ernest S. Mitchell, a 76 - year-old World War II Army veteran, was buried March 5 following rites at Craig Funeral Home. He died February 28 at Veterans Hospital. Mitchell worked 25 years at Lilly, retiring in 1964 from the Biological Department. Residing at 4242 Cornelius, he was a member of Second Christian Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Laura Mitchell; stepson. Lively Bryant; brother, Leonard Mitchell, and a sister, Mrs. Hilda Watkins.

son T. Davis” at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the church, 1519 Martindale. All are invited. Daily is one of the city’s outstanding musicians and composers. A former teacher at Crispus Attucks High School, Daily was music department head at George Washington High School. He resigned the post to devote time to an owner and administrator post in Daily’s Convalescent Home. Daily is director of the “Sound of Music” and organistchoir director of St. Paul Baptist Church. JOHN BELL HOWARD Retired truck driver John Bell Howard, 71, 3524 N. Colorado, died March 2 at Winona Hospital. Rites were conducted March 7 at Sunny Mount Baptist Church. Howard, retired since 1973, drove 38 years for Rush & Hebble Wholesale Druggist Company. He was a member of South Calvary Baptist Church and Southside Fellowship Club. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Inez Howard; two sons, William Smith and John Howard; fivg, daughters, Mary Shields Green, Annette Smith, Juanita Thomas. Jane Howard and Frances Howard, and a sister, Jane Smith.

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ROBERT A. WILLIAMS WILLIAMS-In memory of my husband ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, SR. who passed March 15, 1965. Love and remembrance last forever. Mrs. Hazel A. Williams BRANNON-In loving memory of my husband ROBERT L. BRANNON who passed away March 12, 1975. Two years have passed since that sad day When one I loved was called away t God took him on, it was His will Within my heart he liveth still Sadly missed by: Wife-Mrs. Mary J. Brannon Card of Thanks GRISSOM-The family of HALCOMB GRISSOM expresses its deepest gratitude towards those who presented kindness during the loss of their loved one. Lily M. Grissom and Family LINDEN-To all the many friends and others of the family of JOSEPHINE LINDEN wishes to extend sincere thanks and deep appreciation for the kindness, thoughtfulness and other expressions of sympathy and consolation shown us at the time of our sorrow. A special thanks is extended to the Grundy Memorial staff and all .who participated. Sister-Nancy C. House Phillip D. Linden-son VAULX-The family of SAMUEL A. VAULX wishes to greatfully thank our many friends for all acts of kindness, consoling messages and lovely floral offerings. We sincerely thank Rev. N. E. Vincent for his words of comfort also the Revs. F. Snyde^ and Arthur Ds • : s. Also thanks to the Grundy Memorial Chapel for efficient service. The Family

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