Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1981 — Page 14

PAG! 14 tMWMMtfoiBiicaaa MUMMY, OCTOfCf M, IHI CHURCH WORLD

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ivont invites applications for academies

Congressman Dave Evans has invited high school seniors

\ / * * * ■ | r f to apply for nomination to the Virginia L. I^.CrSCy United States service acade ***** ** **************«*♦#***** + t Prt«ttw»n«i will he availahU

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Spiritual talents in open-missions

Assisting her in prayer efforts are three “prayer partners”, Dorothy Lee, Mary Drake and Joyce Akers “who meet by phone each morning at 5 a.m. and conduct a chain prayer of intercession for the integrity of humanity.” The prayer union

sponsored a public prayer •

breakfast at the Esse* Hotel on October 10,1881, which attrac ti*d new prayer partners from \ arfous religious persuasions. It is quite evident that not only is the larger community profiting from her contribu lions hut Ms. Johnson states that, “as I meet the needs of others. God is meeting my own ms-ds. Take care of God's business and Hell take care of

vour*.”

STRESS ON AM) OFF THE JOB There is a recpirocal reala tionship. positive or negative, hetwi-en th<* kind of environ • nu nt a man experiences at home and the kind of situation in which he w#>rks during the day. Research has indicated, for example, that when a worker is surrounded by vari ous different p«*opU* who depend h«*avily on him. have [lower over him. and exert high [ir«*ssure on him, he typically resp<inds with apathy and with draw a!. He exfieriences a sense of futility. In such eireum stances, his feeling of role conflict is very high, and his job ••atisfadion is low. There is probably no way we «an alleviate the stress in the modern organization. So it ts-comes ms-essarv to change th«- indivulual in some way. to prepare him to face the pres •mros ami frustrations of lea rier'diip in today’s world. In Christian ministry, this is pri manly the resfionsihility of the Christian college and semi

nan.

THINGS OF INTEREST HERE RECRUITING PR IYER PARTNERS for world missions, personal inter vent ions and church stability. Meetings are once per month, no rminHary dues collected. Telephone prayer and sitninars.. If interested call l3l7t W TJS1. *•***• Indiana Christian I’niversity [•r«»v ides higher education with a *■'Kiservalive, spiritual and angelical approach without ts-ing r;i»lwal in any direction. It is a university comprised of tiHir schools: Hilde Institute, lalwral Arts four year «-rdli*g«*, I .raduale school of college and Graduate School of religion. Call <:II7» .'ITlH 8WI0.

KATHLEEN C\ JOHNSON

Profile

According to Kathleen <*. Johfison. director of Baptist Adult Training Cr.km at Mount Paran Baptist Church, spiritual gifts and talents should not be restrict* d to one's local congr** g itsiri l#ut should tw manifest«s| •imong the broader »-*»nununily

“whine it counts."

M-. Johnson, a licenc'd practical nurs«- at Veteran's Hospital. 1100 \V«>st 10th St., vb-ws th»' total sr<*fie of spiri tuai tal«*nt^ and gifts as a ‘divine endowment of abilities whieh have been granted to a particular individual for a specific task." She continues. “All tasks cannot In* accomplished in the church alone, hut some goals are only met externally of the church. Jesus Christ did most of H»s evangelism out among the •^•cular masses*.. Thus, we should expand our selves tieyond our own church

• ongrcgatK>ns.“

As a christiae community activist. Ms. John^m has la*en a practioaer of w hat she ‘ preacher/' In a«iditi«*n to her church role. »he also serv«»s as the dirrtor of the (tolden V«»ic«-s. a musical gr<«up of Foster Grandparents. This group <d senior citiz«*ns com nuts themselves to providing concert>. for various c«*mmunity events and institutions. .\s a nn-tnlM r’**f the fioard f«*r th*- firar.*! Bodv Sisf«.rs «»f Charity. Ms. Johnssgi main tains comiM-tetjcv in her skills of lait v >«-r\ ice for tht n«s-dy and destitute hy offi-ring eim-r gency and [Mesona! sup|fi»rt durtng critn-al lm»*s. S**r«m«liy. she c..nten*|s i hat m ighG*r Hoo*!* ;*c » n ~2th ntial pro[**-rf> n:* hi /1,;!**'»• rc-our«-cs for .•-***f. I»ur.ng sunmo-r *. • --ih- 1 ••mp!*#v mv front yard .i. -i!i*»r, b;b|«- m hoot for t> i«'hf*'>ch<sM{ chJdren. This j-, • tiioe lor itv- children to h am v.onr w:lh «.ich »«th« r <• ii i; at .?« -u- z»ve- i hem K.»'h d.'-v. njv morning :: HI: pia.er Ihis has !«*; at* t MHirce lor , i : . * . ass the recipient o( rr.* N •!,'*n ,i *ta|*ii•-! (Vingress i ii *j m: 'i dt Aw ard. As a t* ,* : t • t.< i [ ra-* f dthgeftCY . a t);l**«.< i:.l eOH Cg« d.

mie*. Positions will he available g in next year’* entering classes at Went Point, the Naval Academy, the Air Force Aea demy and the Merchant Marine Academy. Deadline for applica-

tion is November 15.

Men and women, age 17 to 21. who are or wilt be high school graduates and who are residents of the 6th Congressional District are eligible to apply for a nomination. Applications and additional information may he obtained by writing to Evans* District Office, Four-, th Floor Administration Building. Indianapolis International p Airport. Indianapolis. IN.,

46241,

“1 am impressed each year with the quality of applicants seeking nomination and ap[•ointment to the U.S. service arailemies. It is a great honor for me to assist these young [M-ople in their admission pro cedure." said Evans. Appointments are made on a compKitive basis by admission offices at the academies from the lists of nominees submitted by Congressman Evans for the Sixth Congressional positions.

THE LOVING SPIRIT generated ae many years by Mrs* Thelma Mssey | inset | at St. Paul AME Church lives an despite her recent demine. There*! he IqngRlr evidence for everynne te see, thanks te services Sunday dedirsHag a mrinsrial pew in Mrs. Masey’s honor. The church cheir is shewn prrfsmiing dnring the dedirstisn. sHiristed hy Dr, T.

Garrett Benjamin. The senctnory was packed for the event, an ides enneefved hy Mrs. Jsnet Garden, wife ef the church pester. Modest in his response. Herman Mosey, the •nrvfvlng husband, mid, “Thanks te everybody who

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attended and participated.”

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Terre Haute News

By Bettie Davie.

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Issues in Muncie

with Alice McIntosh

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"Experience is in the fingers and head. The heart is inexperienced." Henry David Thoreau

TERRE HAUTE - Calvary Baptist Church An niversary Committee will have as their guests Rev. Brown. Congregation and choir of Mt. Zion Baptist Church of Marion. Ohio on Oct. 24 at 7 pm. Rev: Groves congregation and choir of New Revelation Baptist Church in Indianapolis wilt be guests on Oct 25th at 3:30 pm. Public is invited to attend.

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Officers and members of Saints Home Church of God In (*hri«st will celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Elder and Mrs. Mark lllade with guests Elder W. Davis of Danville, III. on (Vi Davis of Danville. III. on Oc», (Vi. 24th at 7:30 p.m. Elder Simmons of Evansville will lie guest speaker on (Vi. 25th at 3:30 P.M.

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Inspiritanational Choir of St. Paul Baptist Church will celebrate their 11th Anniversary on Oct. 23 with guests Reverrend Clarence Payne and Joyful Sounds of Indianapolis in an Midnight Musical at 11:30 p.m. on 0<i. 24th at 7:30 pm guest* will he the New Covenant Spiritual Church choir of Indi anapoli*. Guests will he Robert Turner and Silver Hearts of Indianapolis on (Vi. 25th at

7:30 p.m.

7 pm at Shiloh Baptist Church, • • • • V.W.A. and Jr Usher Board of St. John Baptist Church will have as their guests Rev. Ibibert A. I>t*e of New Bethel Baptist Church of Indianapolis, on Oct. 25th at 3:30 p.m. Registration is October 24,31 for Free Univ. Indiana|s>lis Free University will hold weekend walk-in regi>t ration at its office, 6360 N*. Guilford Avenue in Broad Ripple, on Saturdays Oct. 24 *nd (Vi, 31. from 10 a.m. to 4

p.m.

Walk in registration is also available weekdays from 10 a.m, to 7 p.m. at the Free U office. More than 400 low-cost cour sesaro listed in the November i Vs'ember Free University Catalog. M*»st Free V courses start the week of Nov. 2 and are held at various city wide locations. Free l * < 'atalogs are available fr«*e at Marion County public librari«*s and most I>ookstores in '«h<»[(f»ifig eenti-rs.

MUNCIE - Is it traditional for politicians to develop, maintain and utilize a “Black List?** According to a local politi cian, if a candidate is openly opposed because of a different point of view, that candidate, once elected, places you on his/her “Black last.” Once on that “Black List,” it is difficult for you to find employment, etc..,. If the above is true, the vindictive politician (once elec led) cannot sincerely represent “ALL” the people in carrying out his/Her sworn responsihili ties as a public official. What does this do to our constitutional right to express our views? Does it mean that a con-

say nothing, and/or JUMP ABOARD the present set-up and make every attempt to be ”0NE OF THE FEW TO PROSPER." The results of the above represents a choke between the cheapest wine and tin* most expensive champagne Bet ween steak and lobster or red gravey and grits. It is always easier to be apathetic than to oppose wrong and support right. When you do nothing, you’re safe or are you? What happens if and when the slow digression of black progress takes us back to the aftermath of “Reconstruction Days?" Those few blacks who make decision* based on w ho can line

of Muncie, Indiana, God don't

like ugly and you'll get yours. The thing that I don't like

is...ve will suffer with you whe.i you're kicked out of the [tower structure, as they find that..,.they no longer need you.

Recently, the black com

munity of Muncie ha* Is-on divided according to political, educational and income levels. Republicans vs. Democrat*, degree vs, non degree and tht'

haves vs, the have nots.

Coed from hers competing for : qooon at DtPaow ; TERRE HAUTE - .i Carol Reed. Indianapolis sophomore, is the 1881 Miss Ebony at Indiana State University, The 18yesroJd business ; education major was one of 10 ; contestants, She is a graduate ;> of North Central High School ‘ and is the daughter of Jennie * Reed, 3242 N. Riley, '* Three other Indianapolis stu l dents were in the queen's ' court: freshman Angela Russell first runnerup; freshman Vivian Cook, third runnerup: and senior Blanche McCutehen fourth runnerup. Second runnerup was Anne Marie King, New York City senior. The pageant was part of ISl'x Homecoming program eo Kin wired by Black Student Union and the Afro American Cultural ('enter, ISU Miss Ebony is Indianapolis education major GREENf AKTLE (Hpl.l Cynthia M. Anderson, 3263 N. Arsenal Avenue, Indian apolis, has been nominated for homecoming queen fwmor# at Del'auw University tniireen

castel, IN,

The queen and her four member court will be an nounced at DePauw's October 17 homecoming football game against Deniwm University. The queen will be chosen by an all campus vote. Miss A n d e r x o ji is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Robert Anderson and is a 1886 graduate of Arsenal Technical High .School, She will represent her living untt, Longden Hall, m the competition. Comic book collectors convention The NAUCON lUmik Book

We should not allow our Convention for collector* and

cemed citizen should say only your [MK'kets the fastest will those things whkh they feel the continue to reap those benefit* candidate wants to bear? because of the apathy of the

Should we keep our opinions masses,

to ourselves for fear of repri- You are paid to keep the sals? black communit/ in line via The foundation of “CHANGE* favors and/or money. <-omes from those few willing to You get away with this bite the bullet and call attention because you've convienced the to the inadequacies which de- black community that you have prive “MANY” for the benefit th ‘‘ ir *** interest at heart as of a "FEW” they continue to receive noth 'The young adults of Muncie. > ,,u rtU ( ‘ ivt > our th,rt y

mind* to Ik- programmed by tho*<' interest^l only in increasingtheir individual wealth at our expense. U'aki- up “I lodge City" Ikfore the *IumH out. Buy a subscription to the Indianapolis Recorder at Self Image Foods (Ohio and Jock-

son |.

fans will he held at the Indiana Convention Exposition C'en ter, 100 South Capitol Avenue, Sunday, November 1st, from 10:00 a.m, to 6:00 p.m, NAJ’CON will feature 30 amk fotok dealer* from the Midwest displaying over 100,000 comic book* for sale or

trade.

m foiiowj Professional Service*

DOCtOM

VBfERiANARiAN

* * * Telephone registration for

Terre Haute Chapter Gospel courses with Visa or MasW<»rkshop of America will Ik-in fert'anl is al*o availabb- at

full program on <M. 31st at 25-3 F R E E.

You cm dream, cam yoa?

Remember how you wanted to play in a river-boat band?

solutdy going to save something out of your paycheck? But you

You’ve had a lot of dreams lurk- really needed those new tires and.

ing around in the back of your mind. But dreams can be a lot more fun if you know you’re doing something to make them come

true.

Remember how you were ab-

of course, that new coat she likes so much. Before you knew it, the money was gone. And all you saved were your dreams. That’s why the Payroll Savings Plan is such a good idea. When you join, an amount you specify is set aside and used to buy U.S. Savings Bonds. And it’s all done before you get your check. So see the folks in your payroll office. They’ve got dreams for sale!

Indiana an* being encouraged to accept things as they art 4 and Unemploynient Unemployment in •>uranee claims rose 2.281 to 03,884 last week, according to the Indiana Employment Security Division. The comparable year ago total was 1(MI,014.$ year ago total was 108.014, Holton Hayes, director, said initial claims were up at threefourths of the agency's local offi fourths of the agency's local office*. The availability of a new quarter's wage credit* used in determining benefit eligibility and scattered industrial layoffs, were the main causes for the increase, he

noted.

Hayes said continued claims were up hy 1.512 because of previous layoffs in primary and fabricated metals, elect rial and nonelectrical machinery, and transportation equipment in dustries.

piece* of silver.

You move in and out of black meeting* only to discourage efforts which are contrary to th<»*e of your white sponsor*. If the above describes you Mr./Mrs. leading Black citizen

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