Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1979 — Page 9

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Bible cake bake at 1st Christian Missionary B.C.

In Memoriam In Memoriam In Memoriam jin Memorial^

% ' ( 4" L BEATRICE HARRINGTON

JOHN A. WOODFORD

MARY LOUISE HOOVER

CLARENCE P. STEWART

MRS. GERTRUDE MEANS

The ministers wives of 1st Christian Missionary Baptist Church. 1516 North Delaware Street will sponsor a Pre-Ahni-versity Bible Cake Bake, Friday, August 3 at 7:00 p.m. Mrs. Gertrude Means of New Salem Baptist Church will be the mistress-of-ceremonies. Speakers will be Rev. Manuel, Dr. Dennis, Rev. Richmond, Rev. Harris. Dr. Middlebrook, Rev. Flake. Rev. Gude, Rev. Ratliff, Rev. Lewis, Dr. Reed and Rev. Stevenson. Guest singers helping to celebrate this special occassion along with the 1st Christian M.B.C. Choir under the direction of Burnetta Sloss Tanner, minister of music will be the Children of God Choir under the direction of Hazel Johnson. The public is cordially invit ed. Dr. Damon S. Roach is the host pastor.

STEWART In loving memory of our dear brother and uncle CLARENCE P. STEWART who passed August 4, 1931 and THEODORE D. STEWART who passed August 1, 1913. There is a link death cannot

sever. Love and remembrance last forever. Marcus C. Stewart Sr., Brother Fredonia S. Temple, Sister George J. Thompson, George P. Stewart, II Marcus C. Stewart, Jr. Marcus C. Stewart, III Nephews

HARRINGTON- In loving memory of our dear mother: BEATRICE HARRINGTON who passed away August 8, 1973. God saw your suffering and pain And, knew you could not remain: So, Heaven’s Gate was opened to you And on August 8th you went through. Leaving loving memories behind; That have stayed in our hearts and on our minds; Your passing has been very painful Having loved you has made us very grateful. Loved and missed by: Children: Eloise, Curtis, Sam and Louise.

WOODFORD- In loving mem ory of JOHN A. WOODFORD who passed away August 3, 1978. Lonely is our home without him. Sadly do we feel our loss. But, God alone has helped us well. To bear our heavy cross. He had no time to say farewell, He said goodbye to none; The heavenly gates were open ed wide, And the Silent Voice said “Come”. Sadly missed by: Wife-Bobbie and Children

HOOVER- In loving memory of MARY LOUISE HOOVER who passed away July 31, 1976. We who loved you, sadly miss you. As it dawns another year. Hidden tears so often flow, As thoughts of you are ever near. Sadly missed by: The Family

ROSA MARY,BARBER

LUTHER Z. WEBBER

WALUS T. (TOMMIE) CROUCH

WEBBER In loving memory of

our loved one:

loveu out.

LUTHER Z. WEBBER who passed away July 31. 1977. As we loved you. so we miss

ATCHIE THOMPSON and HERBERT STRAYHORNE

MRS. EVELYN M. McCLAREN

McCLAREN In loving memory of mv beloved wife: MRS. EVELYN M McCLAREN who passed awav August 4. 197*. How 1 miss you can t be said In just a line or two; Each day a thousand things remind me Of the love shared with you. Sadly missed by: Husband William McClafen

you. In memory you are near. Loved, remembered, long for always; Bring many a silent tear. Sadly missed by: Mother Magnolia Gardner Stepfather John Gardner Brothers George. Willie. Harvey Webber Sisters Dora Mumford and Dorothy Harris Other Relatives and Friends.

^ DEDICATION SERVICE |

ALLISON In loving memory of our husband and father: ROBERT ALLISON who passed awav August 3, 1977 It is lonesome here without

THOMPSON In loving memory of ATCHIE THOMPSON who passed away July 12, 1973. You were only loaned to us for a while Oh! how we miss your beautiful smile! Our days are lonely, our nights blue But there are times when our minds are only on you. Lovingly missed by Kenneth Strayhorne. son Frances Durham, Octavia Williams Lolita Thompson, daughters Grandchildren and Relatives

CROUCH In loving memory of WALUS T. (TOMMIE) CROUCH who passed away August 3, 1977. Nothing but memories as we journey on, Longing for a smile from a loved one gone; None know the depths of our deep regret, But, we remember when others forget. Sadly missed by: Nieces Anna M. Dalton and Family Essie L. Crawford and Family Nephews-Henry E. Crouch and Marion E. Crouch

To Be Held At $ F ALL CREEK B APTIST ^ CHURCH 2338 W. Michigan St. § jTremont 4 Michigan 1 V SUNDAY. AUGUSTS § 3:30P.M. With | Gue>t Speaker: DR.MOZELSANDERS | AND CONGREG ATION ^ Of Mt. \ ernon Baptist A Church A Everyone W elcome! ^ The Pastor Thanks God ^ For Blessing Fall Creek ^ Church ^ Rev. Augustus D. § Taylor Sr. Pastor | SISTER ETTA MAI 1 ? FOSTER ^ Will Present To City ^ | THE RELIGIOUS FI\ E” | ^ Of Louisville, Ky. x § SATURDAY,AUGUST 4 | | 7:30 PM At § CHRISTW AY BAPTIST CHURCH ^ 419 N. California St. Rev. Ray Hudson Pastor J-

you. And sad and weary the way; Life has not been the same. Since you were called away. Sadly missed by: Wife Hattie Sons: Leroy and Jerry Daughters: Barbara, Joyce, Phyllis

STRAYHORNE In loving memory of 'MR. HERBERT STRAYHORNE w ho passed away July 31, 1973. They say time heals all sorrow And helps us to forget. God gave us strength to face the sorrow. The courage to bear the blow. Octavia Williams. Frances Durham. Lolita Thompson, Daugh ters, Kenneth Strayhorne. Son Family and Friends.

WILLIE BILLS

THE RELIGIOUS FIVE From Louisville. Ky.

And

THE V OICES OF PRAISE of Indpls. Ind. W ill Be In A FULL MUSICAL PROGRAM SATURDAY,AUGUST 4 7:00 P.M. At CHRISTW AY BAPTIST CHURCH 419 N. California St. Public Invited Rev. Ray Hudson Pastor

GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY

SUNDAY, AUGUSTS At 3:30 P.M. THE SAME GROUP Will Appear At MT. EAGLE BAPTIST CHURCH 2506 Winthrop Ave. Rev. Chas. Kersh Pastor * * * At 7:30 P.M. THE SAME GROUP WOl Be At SECOND ST. PAUL BAPTIST CHURCH 514 W. Vermont St. Rev. Bithaa Freeman

THE GOSPEL CAVALCADE 1979 Presents THE CHRISTIAN AIRES CORINTHIAN SINGERS MELODY KINGS THE SPIRITU ALAIRS SUNDAY, AUGUST 5 3:30 P.M. At

THE WILLING WORKERS

MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 1003 W. 16th Street Will Present MRS. ARETTA BUSH And MR. O.B. MANNING IN CONCERT SUNDAY, AUGUST 5 At 3:00 PM Everyone Welcome Sis. Marie Williams president Dr. Wayne T. Harris Pastor

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JOE ROYSTER ROYSTER In loving memory of JOE ROYSTER who passed away August 2, 1978. You left us a beautiful memory. But a sorrow too great to be told. To us who loved you and lost you. Your memory will never grow old. Sadly missed by: Wife Begonia Nieces and Nephews NEW HOPE BAPTIST - CHURCH

BILLS In loving memory of WILLIE BILLS who passed away August 6, 1976. Do not ask us if we miss him There is such a vacant place, We cannot forget his footsteps. Nor his dear and loving face. Sadly missed by: Brothers: Charlie Bills, Dallas Bills. Isaiah Bills, K.C. Bills, Andy Lee Bills. Sister: Adline McKinnie I wo Sons: Willie C. Bills and Robert Bills of Tenn.

GLEN HILL

1601 Sheldon Street

Is Presenting The PENTECOSTAL AMBASSADORS IN A FULL MUSICAL PROGRAM SATURDAY,AUGUST 4 At 7:30 P.M. Public Invited! FREEWILL OFFERING Rev. Robert Webster

Graveside services for Glen Hill, 71, 2302 N. Capitol, were to be conducted in Crown Hill Cemetery August 1. Hill’s body was found July 26 in his car in the 2200 block of W’est Riverside Parkway, police reported. Hill was a night watchman 20 years at a boathouse on White River near West 16th Stret. He was given the nickname "Chicken” for once peddling chickens door to-door from a truck. Hill was a native of Bowling Green. Ky. and lived here 50 years. 30-

MT. ZION FREEWILL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 2416 Hovey Street Public Invited Rev. New Pastor

At 7:30 P.M. THE SAME GROUPS W01 Be At MT. PISGAH BAPTIST CHURCH 23rd & Stuart Sts.

Rev. Oscar Brewer

Pastor

WOMEN S DAY Will Be Observed SUNDAY, AUGUSTS ALL DAY AT NEW REVELATION BAPllST CHURCH 1806 N. Alabama St. 11 A.M. Speaker Is: MRS. MARY EVANS 3:30 P.M. Speaker Is: REV. MRS. MARIAN JONES Everyone Welcome! Mrs. Julia Appleton Is Chairperson Rev. W.C. Groves Pastor

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MRS. MARY WIUIAMS

THE JORDAN AIRES SINGERS Will Sponsor Their ANNUAL GARAGE SALE< SATURDAY, AUGUST 4,1979 8:00 A.M. BETHANY TEMPLE CHURCH Corner 34th St. & Central Proceeds For The LUTHER HARRIS SLOSS MEMORIAL MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP FUND Public Cordially Invited!

Mrs. Mary Williams, 81, of Indianapolis, died July 20 in Wishard Hospital. Services were conducted July 23 in the Chapel of Peoples Funeral Home. Burial was in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Williams was born in Bowling. Green, Ky. She had lived here 18 years. Surviving is son, Clyde Taylor.

THElNOIANAPOLIS RECOlBEfl pAGt 9 SATURDAY, AUGUST^ 1979 .

SANFORD RAMSEY

If we knew how to listen to God and how to look at life, all life would become a sign; all life would become a prayer.^ Abbe* Michel Quoist. a French priest, wrote these words about the relationship between prayer and daily life. They introduce his book of prayers which see life as innumerable tokens of love of Creator seeking the love of his creatures. THE TELEPHONE

I have just hung up: why did he telephone? I don’t know...Oh! I get it... I talked a lot and listened very little. Forgive me, Lord; it was a monologue and not a dialogue. I explained my idea and dfd not get his; Since I didn't listen, I learned nothing. Since I didn't listen, I didn't help, Since I didn’t listen, we didn’t commune. Forgive me, Lord, for we were connected. And now we are cut off. * * *

young minister of Northside Baptist Church. Delegates to this week’s Indiana Baptist Convention are reminded to bring only one bag. I’m preparing bags...But bring pencils for kits being prepared for overseas relief...Dr. Grover Hartman esteemed long time Indiana Council of Churches executive secretary, will be honored at a retiree dinner Sept. 21 in Second United Presbyterian Church. Call 923-3674 for reservations.

You’re invited to dinner August 12 at Barnes United Methodist Church, 900 W. 30th, 12:30 p.m. ... New Light Baptist Church Board of Christian Eduation meets Friday, August 3, 7 p.m. ...Get well greetings to Mrs. Dorothy Wilson in Methodist Hospital... Tim Kendricks is the new

Junior Mission Council of the United Presbyterian Church meets August 5-11 at Camp Pyoca...Alberta Young Missionary of First Baptist Church, North Indianapolis, has given the congregation 400 bibles in her memory...Bishop James Hawkins, minister of the Church of the Living God, No. 18, is recovering from surgery in Room 426 Wj at Indiana University Hospital. His congregation members will be guest Sunday at Church of the Living God Temple 45 in Louisville. Evangelist Donald Hubbard, Bishop Hawkins' nephew, will speak.

BARBEK In loving memory of our loved one: MBS. ROSA MARY (JOHNSON) BARBER who passed away August 5, 1978. We loved her, yes we loved her But, Jesus loved her more And He has gently called her To yonder shining shore. The pearly gates swung open A gentle Voice said ’’come’’ And with farewell unspoken She calmly entered home. Sadly missed by: Husband Nathan D. Barber Children-Nathan D. Judith E. and Cassandra K. Barber Father-Waiter C. Johnson Brothers Richard 0. and Walter C. Johnson Jr. Sister Betty Wharton Other Relatives and Friends.

Card of Thanks

ROBERT T. BIGBEE JR.

BIGBEE- We wish to extend our thanks and eternal gratitude to our many kind friends, neighbors, and relatives for their expressions of sympathy, lovely floral offerings and other courtesies extended at the passing of our dearly loved one: ROBERT T. BIGBEE JR. A special thanks to Pastor Calvin Kelly. Rev. Theodore Fowler, Rev. Damon Roach, Rev. Herbert Easley, Rev. Benjamin Simms and Dr. Oliver Booker of Youngstown. Ohio for their comforting messages, the Celestrial Chorus and members of Good Samaritan Missionary Baptist Church, members of First Christian Missionary Baptist Church, Mrs. Hazel Kelly, Mr. Shelly Moore Jr., Allison Plant No. 5, also to Stuart Mortuary for their kind and efficient services rendered. Father- Mr. Robert T. Bigbee Sr. Mother- Mrs. Norma Barnes Children, Brothers and Sisters.

GARVIN-We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for prayers, acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from relatives, friends and neighbors at the passing of VERGIE B. GARVIN Our thanks to Mt. Paran Baptist Church and members, Rev. B.F. Sims, pastor; To Company D, who served dinner, the services rendered by the Sisters of Help, the ushers and the choir. Also, to Rev. Robert Horsley for consoling remarks. To Mt. Olive Baptist Church and members, Rev. Dr. Wayne T. Harris, pastor. To the First Baptist Church, West Indianapolis, and members. Rev. L.S. Gaston, pastor. We appreciate the services rendered by Jacobs Brothers Funeral Home. The Family: Delores Donald, Granddaughter Michael Wright, Robert Wright and Jocelyn Wright, Great Grandchildren; Leisa Wright, David Wright and Angela Wright-Great-Great-Grandchildren Irene Georgia RobinsonSister Nieces, Nephews and Cousins..

WE ARE SORRY!

la m wlkle for the ledeaa Mhdwwf Baptist State Waawa's AsxKary speasersl# of the "SEVENTH ANNUAL 3,000 WOMEN IN WHITE- A DAT Of PENTECOST" which was h«M Sunday, Jdy 29, wa in •rrar wnifted the awnh of the State PrasMaat, MB. ANNA BELLE THOMAS. Wa apsispin and rare! nay iactassaiaats which this oversight wight have caasod.

I would like to urge every family to buy the August Ebony Magazine and read it it’s a must.

I enjoyed my visit last week with the Vacation Bible School of Wallace Street United Presbyterian Church. I showed a film strip entitled “Chansoon of Chiengmai” a Leprosy film strip dealing with children who have leprosy. I want to thank Rev. Douglas 1*. Barnes, Mrs. Sally Earl, the teachers and children for their donation of $118 towards our leprosy education project.

Jm REV. MARY ROBINSON

Sanford J. Ramsey, 67, of Miami, formerly of Indianapolis died in a Miami hospital July .27. Funeral services are to be held August 2 in Miami. Ramsey was born in McMinnville, Tenn. He lived in Indianapolis most of his life. While living here, Ramsey was associated with the YMCA Senate Avenue branch, and later at the Fall Creek YMCA. He was also a manager of a federal housing project in Miami, retiring in 1977. The Navy veteran of World War II was a member of Omega Psi Phi fraternity and was a former mernJ>er of Free Will Baptist Church. He is survived by wife, Thomasina Ramsey of Miami; brothers, Charles, Joseph and George; sister, Maybelle Smith; also brother, former columnist, Andrew Ramsey.

MRS. MYRTLE ROPER

Memorial services for Mrs. Fred (Myrtle) Roper, 85, 1910 N. Senate, were conducted July 28 in Summers Northeast Funeral Chapel. She died July 22 in Methodist Hospital. Mrs. Roper was a member of Second Christian Church and was a social worker in earlier days at the Planner House.

The first known windmills were used in the 12th century.

Young adults anniversary celebration at Emmanuel Baptist Church will be Sunday at 3:30 p.m. Dr. Thomas Brown Ebenzer Baptist Church minister, speaks...Thanks to the ladies who attended the 3,000 Women in White program Sunday at Mount Olive Baptist Church...At 3:30 p.m. Sunday, the Brotherhood of First Bap list Church, West Indianapolis has its annual celebration. Rev. Calvin Kely, Good Samaritan Baptist Church pastor, will preach.

When you join the Army Reserve, you’ll start earning about $50 for 16 hours of work a month. And more if you have prior military experience. Besides the extra income you’ll learn a skill too. For details call your local unit. It’s listed in the white pages of the phone book under “U.S. Government.”

Be sure to watch the TV Guide for the movie to be shown week of Aug. 5-11 entitled “Come Love The Children."

Amrbecue IS ANYTIME

Barbecue Pleasure August is a great month to grill, especially during National Barbecue Week, August 2-11. Here are some tips from the Barbecue Industry Association on selecting accessories that will make your barbecue safe and fun. When it comes to utensils, think long handles. These let you turn the food without holding your hand over the hot coals, teep gloves or mitts near the grill too.

Memorial services for Mary Lee Hubbard Robinson, 66, were conducted July 28 in Believer’s in Christ Tabernacle, where she was assistant pastor 33 years. She died July 24 at home, 2830 Eastern. P rn in Clinton, Miss., she moved here at an early age. She was nationally recognized for her vocal renditions with the New Liberty Baptist Trio, which was later renamed the Believer's in Christ Singers. At Believer’s in Christ Tabernacle, she was Sunday School superintendent 32 years also an adult Sunday School teacher, member of the Mother’s board and senior choir. She also was an ordained evangelist, and is survived by foster daughter. Miss Roberta Dodson, of the city.

For palate-pleasing kebobs or convenient marshmallow sticks, look for chrome plated or stainless steel skewers. For parties, skewer racks double as kebob holders on the grill and table servers. Having a crowd? Make efficient use of your grill’s cooking space. Rib and potato racks hold your food compactly while extension warmers give you a second cooking grid. Every barbecue needs a rotisserie! The powered spit turns the food for you, cooking it deliciously on all sides. Grill baskets come in all shapes and siz (, s. They make turning hamburgers, fish and chicken easier. Some even do the turning for you by fitting onto the rotisserie spit. Ready for the next charcoal barbecue? Ffeep your grill sparkling clean with a wire grill brush.

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THURMAN SHEMMEU |

Final rites for Thurman Shemwell, 56, 2325 N. Oxford, were to be conducted August 1 in Williams Funeral Home, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. Shemwell, a native of Tobacco Port. Tenn., lived here 54 years. He died July 29 in Wishard Hospital. Survivors are son, Reginald and mother,

Mrs. Ella Bottoms.

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