Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1979 — Page 2

p* pc 2 ™ E INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER SATURDAY, SiPTiMtfR 22, 1T7» Educator raised here eulogized at Carbondale eulogy was performed by the Reverend Robert Buchanan, who was assisted by the Reverend U.P. Penn of Car-

bondale.

Mr. J. C. Penn, a life time friend of Mrs. Donaldson’s, and retired sohoo' principal, reflected on her many contributions in a lengthy and distinguished education career, while praising her unique art-

istic expressions.

Mrs. Donaldson was born

March 21, 1899 in Nashville, Tenn. She moved to Indianapolis as an infant—years later graduating from Frederick Douglass Elementry School. In

1912 she finished at Manual

High School, and graduated from Butler University in 1920.

James H. Resnover, and a sister, Cora Resnover Hamp ton, preceded her death. Survivors neices, Mary Dix-

on of Chicago, and Jane Curry of Indianapolis; nephews,

Mrs’ Donaldson. 80. was a James Resnover. Beverly

Resnover of Beeville, Texas,

and Charles Resnover of Tam

pa. Fla. Other survivors include 11 grand nieces and 15

grand nephews.

Applicants being sought for jail duty deputies Sheriff James L. Wells has Hours 10 a PP!y wil1 ^ from announced that the Marion a,m< un ^ 4:30 p.m., County Sheriffs Department Monda y through Friday, exwill be accepting applications ce Pt for Thursdays when the for a limited number of career office wiU sta y °P en until 6:00

jail deputy positions. P m -

Persons hired will be as- The Mar »on County Sherrifs signed to the Jail Division on a Department is an equal oppor-

A BRAND NEW HOME: Some 4,000 visitors led by dignitaries of all sorts streamed through Stuart Mortuary's ultra-modern facility at 2201 N. Illinois September 2 during its grand opening. Compliments were plentiful, and many remarked about the expected continuation of the Stuart

MRS. WILLAR. DONALDSON

Final rites for Mrs. Willa Resnover Donaldson, former Indianapolis resident, were conducted September lf3 at Jackson Funeral Home, Car bondale, Illinois, She died September 11 in Carbondale’s Mem-

orial Hospital.

retired school teacher and art condsultant for a number of years in Cairo, 111. After her marriage to William Donald son. who preceded her death, she devoted her energies to their funeral homes at Mound

Cairo and Carbondale.

She was a member of Bethel AME Church in Carbondale. and was remembered for de votion to sacred music. The

Black GOPers third liner is October 20 The Indiana Black Republi can (_ ouncil will hold tlx* Third Annual h rederick Douglas Awards Dinner on Saturday. October 20. 1979 at the Atkinson Hotel in downtown Indianapolis. Cuest speakers will lx*: Mayor William H. Hudnut. Lt. Governor Robert I). Orr and National Black Republican Ch.umun James C. Cumm ings. Jr.

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Ms. Thomas new Society volunteer Recorder columnist Willa Thomas has been appointed a volunteer worker for the American Bible Society, one of the world's largest distributors of the Bible and related material. The company prints the "good book" in some 1800 worldwide languages, including scriptures for the visually handicapped and braille for the blind. Its stock also has films and filmstrips for churches' use. Miss Thomas says in her new position she will be searching for churches interested in starting a monthly Bible club for youngsters and trying to have Bible displays at various conventions. Since 1810, the aim of the American Bible Society has been to place at least a portion of Holy Scripture in the hands of anyone interested. In doing so, cost has never been a consideration. Scrip lures are given cheerfully to those w ho cannot afford to pay anything.

excellent service tradition, something that was ever-present during decades of business at the West Street location. At left, is the building's completely rennovated exterior. The right photo shows the main chapel which comfortably seats 200. It's one of four which means a total capacity of 800. Temperance Union meet to mark 2 historical events

permanent basis. Applicants must be an American citizen, between the ages of 21 and 34 years, be in good physical condition, have a high school or GED dinloma. and Have a good school and work

record.

Applications will be accepted through Friday, October 19, 1979. Applicants must apply in person at the Personnel Office, Marion Country Jail, 220 East Maryland Street, Indianapolis,

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633-5181, ext. 224.

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Two important historic events will be remembered when The Woman's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) holds their 105th annual state convention September 25-27 in Marion at College Wesleyan

Church.

The ladies will take time to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the election of Frances Willard as national WCTU president in Indianapolis in October, 1879, and the 50th anniversary of the placing of the Frances Willard placque in the State House in Indianapolis in September, 1929. Mrs. James Shelley of New Castle, marking the end of her first year as state president, will preside throughout the convention, expected to attract many members from Marion County. Other state officers participating in the convention program will be Mrs. Reuben Smith of Delphi, vice president who will act as platform chair man: Mr>. H. Lowell Johnson of Parker City, promotion

will be Mrs. Harold Riley of Indianapolis, state

director.

Registration will convention at 12 September 25, followed by the Pre-Convention School from 2-3 p.m. in charge of Parris of Warren, director of Projection Methods. Convention proper 7:30 p.m. the same observance of "Youth with Rev. John K. Heavilin, administrative associate Institutional Advancement Marion College and former Youth Tempei Council youth in Marion, as guest speaker. Annual awards will be made to YTC groups from over the state. The following day’s pro gram starts at 8:15 with morning watch followed by the Remembrance Service when the memorial candle will be lighted to burn throughout the convention. At 11 a.m.. Professor Laura S. Emerson of Marion.

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Following this will be a women’s speech medal contest, and at 6, there’ll be the annual convention dinner. President’s Night activity starts at 7:30 that night and a major highlight will be Mrs. Shelley's first annual address on “Distorted Values.” She’ll be honored at a reception later. Officers election highlight

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