Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1978 — Page 7
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WORSHIP WITH GREATER GALIUi INSTITUTIONAL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Coatraly Locatod At 1241-49 N.AMomo St.
MV. S.W. WILLIAMS, J«. PASTOR ORDtt Of SUVICI Saaday School 9:00 a.ai. Momiai Worship 11:00 a.ai. Lord's Soppor loch First Saadoy ..*:00p.ai. Baptist Trahriap Clan Wodaosdoy 6:90 p.m. 6:30 pja. 1.00 p.m.
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'THE CHURCH WHERE JESUS
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FIRST FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH 2433 Baraos Avoaao Tho Charch With Tho . Oaoa Door
Rev. Earl Nowlen Pastor iniirSdbMl ViMoa IMSojk tvo.4pjo. PmniSwaw M.7»jo
Appreciation day service to honor Elder Flen Seals, wife Ml
MT. VERNON COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH 709 N. BELMONT AVENUE REV. MOZEL SANDERS Pastor Soaday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 1:00 a.m. And 11:15a.m. Evoninp Worship 7:30 p.m. / 'Tlie Church With The Open Door"
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Appreciation Day Service for assistant Pastor Elder Flen Seals and his devoted wife. Sister Bertha Seals will be observed Sunday, January 8, 1978 at Little Flock United Primitive Baptist Church, 927 N. Traub Avenue. The order of service will begin with the morning service at 11:45 a.m. and the speaker will be Rev. Covington of
MRS. FLEN BERTHA SEALS Westside Baptist Church. At the 3:30 p.m. service Rev. Mose Day, pastor of Grace Missionary Baptist Church will bring the message. The public is cordially invited. Dinner will be served in the Fellowship Hall. Mother Jessie Phillip is Chairman. Rev. Flen Seals is the assistant pastor, and the Re. J. Rice is pastor.
“A Friend in Jesus” sermon for ‘Friends Day’ at 2nd Cumberland
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GREATER ST. JAMES BAPTIST CHURCH S35ST. PAUL STREET REV. 1.1. RUSS, Pwtor ORDER Of SERVICES School 9:30 a.m. Mondag Worship... .10:45 a.m.
Board Mootiag
Each 3rd Sot. 6 p.m.
Wodaosdoy Night
Proyor Sorvico-BiWo Study Tooag Miaistors Proochiag Mmc Choir Rohoorsol
Thursday 6 p.m.
Commoaisn Services . Each 1st Soaday 7 p.m.
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THE CHURCH WHERE WE COME TIT WORSHIP AND GO OUT TO SERVE
IRVINGTON FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 231 S. Goode Ave. ORDER OF SERVICE Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.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
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LEROY HAYES Services for Leroy Hayes, Age 81, 2140 North Arsenal Avenue were held Saturday, Dec. 31 in Eastern Star Baptist Church of which he was a member and a deacon. The burial was in Crown Hill Cemetery. He was born ir Euphora, Miss., and lived here 38 years. He was employed 15 years by Abel’s Body Shop anc retired in 1968. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Essie Poole and a son, Gregory Hayes, city.
GREATER FAITH ASSEMBLY CONGREATION Will Proudlv Present THE CARLTON CHANEY SINGERS In A Full MUSICAL PROGRAM SUNDAY, JANUARY 8 3:30 P.M. 2445 Radar Street Public Inivited Rev. Howard Johnson Pa>t.»r
The Community Second Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 2056 East 32nd Street will observe their annual “Friends Day” Service on Sunday, January 8 at 3:30 pm. Rev. Felix L. Barnes, host pastor will deliver the message. His subject will be “A Friend In Jesus.” The Senior Choir, sponsor of the program extend an invitation to all their friends, exmembers and well-wishers to come and fellowship with them. Come and bring a friend. Sister Lola B. Laws is the choir president. Program to honor Dr. H. T. Toliver upon retirement
REV. FELIX BARNES
A —In Memonam
A SPECIAL SERVICE Will Be Held On SUNDAY, JANUARY 8 At
The Laymen Of GREATER ST. JAMES BAPTIST CHURCH 835 St. Paul Street Will Hold A MONTHLY FELLOWSHIP BREAKFAST SUNDAY, JANUARY 8 At 8:00 A.M. Speaker Will Be [DEACON MARVIN BREWERj Charles Crenshaw, Pres. Rev. E.E. Russ Pastor
3:30 P.M.
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DEACON
MASON TABERNACLE
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
ROBERT VAN HORN
CHURCH
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Now Located At
FIRST SERMON
1604 North College
SUNDAY, JANUARY 8
Guest Speaker Is
7:30 P.M.
REV. L. CRAIG
At The
Associate Minister Of
FRIENDSHIP
The Universal Church
MISSIONARY BAPTIST
She Will Be Accompanied
CHURCH
By The Choirs Of Her
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Church
You Are Invited To
Public Is Invited
Come And Support This
Emma Haley, Program
Man Of God In His First
Chairman
Effort.
Elder Eugene Mason
Rev. Arthur Johnson,
Pastor
Jr., D. D., Pastor
The membership of Mt. Olive Baptist Church, 1003 West 16th Street, will hold Appreciation Services honoring their pastor, Dr. H.T. Toliver, on Sunday, January a , 1978 at 3:30 p.m. Dr. Toliver will announce his retirement after forty-five years of service. The church will honor him by appointing him “Pastor Emeritus.” Many prominent ministers of the city and state will appear on program. The public is cordially invited. Deacon Robert Carpenter is chairman and Sister Geraldine Hawkins is co-chair-man. A—In Memoriom
MRS. HANNA COLE COLE-In loving memory of MRS. HANNA COLE who passed away January 2, 1977. Never another like her Never a smile so sweet Never a voice so tender Never love so complete Never a heart so steadfast Never a heart so true Dearest Mother how I miss you. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Martin, Son and Daughter-In-Law.
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: ' ; , / $ . GERALDINE GLOVER GLOVER-In loving memory of GERALDINE E. GLOVER who passed away January 4 1961. Remembrance is a golden chain. Death tries to break, but all in vain; To have, to love and then to part Is the greatest sorrow of one’s heart. The years may wipe out many things, But this they wipe out never. The memory of those happy days When we were all together. Sadly missed by The Glover Family Go To Church Sunday
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SHERRY DENISE BLACK BLACK-In loving memory of our dear mother, daughter and sister SHERRY DENISE BLACK who was taken away three years ago on January 2, 1975. It’s been three years Sherry dear, Since God took you away; Three years is quite a long time. But, it seems like yesterday. We hear your laughter everywhere, your footsteps on the stair. We think about you all the time, and wish that you were here. Our hearts are ah, so heavy “We miss you Sherry dear.” If only we could talk to you, Here is what you’d hear us say: We love you darling, and we thank God for lending you for a day. We were so very happy for just seventeen short years. But, now our hearts are broken full of many tears, But, one day we will follow you, When God prepares the way. And then we’ll be together forever more to stay. Sadly missed by: Daughters, Tomica and Teorca Mother, Father, Sisters, Brothers, Grandparents, Aunts, Uncles and Cousins.
ELK LEADER BURIED: It was a sad scene Saturday at Jones Tabernacle AME Zion Church as leaders of Elkdom throughout Indiana paid tribute to Mrs. Ada Abram Jones, state president emeritus of thd
Improved, Benevolent Order of Elks of the World [see story]. In top photo Pallbearers leave the church, while the family and Elk leaders [bottom] follow. [Recorder photos by Jim Burresj.,
B-Card of Thanks 50-year Elk involvement ends with death of Dt. Ada A. Jones
MRS. ADA ABRAMS JONES
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TONY D. THOMAS* THOMAS-In loving memory of TONY DENELL THOMAS who passed away January 1, 1975. 0, I wonder where his little face go, He came and smile and stay awhile, And, pass like flakes of snow His dear, wee baby face that The world has never known, His family hide, so tendereyed. Deep in their hearts alone. Sadly missed by: Mother, Mary Shropshire Brother and Sister Grandmother CLIFTON CARTER Services for Clifton Carter, 68, 743 N. Warman were held Wednesday, Jan. 4 in First Samuel Baptist Church of which he’was a member with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. He died Saturday, Dec. 31 in Methodist Hospital. Born in Helena, Ark., he had lived here 90 years. Survivors indude his mother Mrs. Mary Seay, and a sister. Mrs. Rosie Lee Johnson, city.
Services for Mrs. Ada Abrams Jones, age 82, 922 West 29th Street were held Saturday, Dec. 31 in Jones Tabernacle AMEZ Church of which she was a member. The burial was in Crown Hill Cemetery. She died Wednesday, Dec. 28 in Methodist
Hospital.
Mrs. Jones was active in many organizations for nearly a half century; she was Past Grand Daughter Ruler and State President, Emeritus of the Impoved, Benevolent Order of Elks of the World. She was a charter member of Halcyon Temple (Daughter Elks) No.
JONES-MRS. ADA ABRAMS 127, extant longer than 50
JONES passed December 28th years.
at 3:25 A.M. at Methodist She was a member of the Hospital at the age of 82 years. Order of Easter Star, Chapter We would like to express our No. 51 (P.H. affikiate), and thanks for the expressions of treasurer of the Court of sympathy extended to us dur- Calanthe, women’s auxiliary of ing our hour of bereavement., the Knights of Pythias. She and during the illness, helping was a life member of the
hands of neighbors, Mr. and. Mrs. John Bosley, Mr. Louis ~ Gray and son and Mrs. Marie C. 0 Lewis. For the consoling expressions of Father Clarence R. Waldon, Holy Angels Catholic Church, Rev. George C. Woodruff, presiding Elder, A.M.E. Zion Church, Rev. L.P. Lumpkins of Tulsa, Oklahoma. To Rev. Richard Pleasent, assistant pastor of Jones Tabernacle A.M.E.Zion Church. Dr. A.J. Blake for prayer at the home and Eulogy; Pastor of Jones Tabernacle AME Zion of which she was a member 49 years. The solos by Mrs. May L. Smith and Mrs. Effie Durham. The Fraternal Rites rendered at the church Friday night December 30th were led by Willie T. Smith, Exalted Ruler of Lodge #104 by Mrs. Jones request and Mrs. Aretha L. King Daughter Ruler of Haleyon Temple #127, Thanapotsis by request William Taylor followed by Daughter Quinetta Williams; State and Council Rites were led by the state president, Christine McClung Payne. The Eastern Star Burial Services were conducted by Marie Gray, presiding as worthy Matron. Roger A. Jones Sr. Worthy Patron Purity Chapter #51 Order of Eastern Star John Winters, Pride of West #45 officiated instead. Myrtis Ross new elected Worthy Matron and Marie Gray present Worthy Matron were Honor Guards. Our thanks to all who sent cards,
ELVIN J. C. HANSON Final rites for Elvin J. C. Hanson, 151 W. 9th, were held Wednesday, Jan. 4 in Stuart MortRary, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. He died Friday, Dec. 30 in Wishard Hospital. A native of Sheffield, Ala., Mr. Hanson, 58, had lived here 50 years and was selfemployed as a maintenance man. He was a World War II
Army veteran.
Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Sarah Hanson Blackwell,
NAACP and the National Council of Negro Women. She was paid a tribute in Atlanta, Ga. by the National State Council of IBPOEW, President (Brothers and Daughters) in January, 1971, on presiding as elected president (state organization)' 54 consecu-
tive years.
Through the Elks organiza- Cincinnati, Ohio,
tion, she helped in acquiring an iron lung and in starting a blood bank at the former General Hospital here. She had worked at the General Hospital as a
pastry cook many years. Survivors include three step-
sons, Roger and Louis Jones, city and Harold Jones, Chicago; a foster son, Willie T. Smith and a foster daughter, Mrs.
Geneva Witt Porter, city.
BENJAMIN TAYLOR
Services for Benjamin Taylor
age 66, 880 W. 29th were held Wednesday, Jan. 4, in Boatright Funeral Home. He died Friday, Dec. 30, in his home. He had been a porter eight
years at Stouffer’s Inn. Survivors include sisters,
Mrs. Leonora Martin and Mrs.
Lillian Wise.
Hugh Taylor, noted musician, succumbs
CHARLIE H. HANITON JR.
Mail-O-Grams and expressions from Hobson R. Reynolds, Grand Exalted Ruler, Nettie B. Smith, Grand Daughter Ruler, Bue-’a V. Kelley, Grand Secretary of the Improved Benevolent, Protective Order Elks of 'the World. Theresa M. Ransav Nurses Coffee service at the church; to Atkinson Hotel many thanks to Willis Mort-
uary.
Roger A. Jones Sr. Stepson Mr. Willie T. Smith, Foster son Mrs. Geneva Witt Potrter, Footer Daughter; Mrs. Marie c. Lewis, Friend. .. REMEMBER A LOVED ONE withainmemoriam
HANITON-The family of
CHARLIE H. HANITON JR., wishes to express our sincere thanks and deep appreciation to our neighbors, friends, and relatives for their calls, floral tributes, cards and other acts of kindness extended to us at the passing of our loved one. A special thanks to Rev. E.T. Johnson and the memebers of the Mt. Moriah Bapist Church. Other churches who assisted in any way, the many Fraternal Organizations, and King & King Funeral Home for the beautiful service rendered in the time of our bereavement.
Lear line Haniton, wife; Linda Haniton, daughter
Charlie Hniton HI
Kenneth Haniton, Sons LAMBIRTH-We wish to express our sincere thanks to all our Mends, neighbors, and relatives for all the many cards and floral offerings during the passing of our loved one CAROLL LEROY LAMBIRTH we especially want to thank the Summers Funeral Chapel and Rev. Walter Brown and officiating ministers for their comforting words. God bless every-
one.
The Lambirth Family
Hugh Taylor was born in Greensburg, Kentucky on December 17,1902, and was one of twelve children born to Samuel and Dolly Taylor. He came to Indianapolis at the age of 13 and knew well the meaning of hard work by acquiring several odd jobs as an aid to the family. Making good use of his little spare time, he followed the musical inclinations of his father and brothers and became a self-taught musician. After having saved for several years, he was able to purchase his first instrument - a trombone. As time passed, his musicianship served as a blessing in that it was the family’s main support during the Depression at which time he played on the W.P.A. Although he was a selftaught musician, he gained enough proficiency to play with the Hagen Bech Wallace Circus and the Sells Flots Circus. Among the other musical aggregations with which he played were the famed Brown Buddies Orchestra, Wheeler Moran Orchestra, Dudley Storms Orchestra, YMCA Band and the A.E.A.O.N.M.S. Persian Temple #46 Band. His musical ability and associations enabled him to our most of the ten 49 states, Canada and Mexico. After retiring from his fulltime musical career, he was employed for 17 years at Wallace Murray Corporation, formerly known as Schwitzer Cummins Corporation, and retired from there ; n 1967. On July 3,1928 he was joined in marriage to Irene C. Taylor who preceded him in death. To this union was born five children, Mary Deloris, Hugh, Jr., GUbert Leon, Ronald Eugene and Robert Maurice, who also preceded him in death. He was a deacon at Christ Missionary Baptist Church before uniting with Mt. Paran Baptist Church. Taylor also held memberships in the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Persian Temple #46, the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry Constantine Consistory #25, the Southern Crossd
HUGH TAYLOR Loge #39 and the Pride of the West Chapter #45 Order of the Eastern Star. Taylor passed on Tuesday, January 3, 1978. Friends may call Friday, January 6 at the Mt. Paran Church, 3425 Boulevard Place from 6 to 9 p.m. Masonic services will begin Friday at 8:00 p.m. and the funeral service will be held Saturday, January 7 at 11:00 a.m. All memorial events will be held at the church. Survivors include daughter, Mary T. Hardy, principal of School #22; Hugh, Jr.; Gilbert Taylor, Educational Associate at the Children's Museum; Ronald Taylor, musician and dancer, Washington, D.C., formerly with Dance Kaleidoscope and the Hillside Cultural Center in Indianapolis; a sister, Davidella Taylor; and a brother, Willie Taylor, Campbellsville, Kentucky. Stuart Morturay is in charge of the arrangements. Donations may be sent to the Irene C. Taylor Memorial Fund at the American Fletcher National Bank, 20 West 16th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46202.
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