Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1981 — Page 9

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In Memoriam

REV. MANUEL, JR^ We offer an apology for any inconvenience or embarrassment caused by running in error Rev. Leonard A. Manuel. Sr. (now deceased) in the October 24th issue of the paper as teaching the Community Bible Class, at St. Peter Claver. It should have been Rev. Leonard A. Manuel. Jr. Rev. Thurtnon for Pastor's Aido at Friendship M.B.C. Rev. Hoy H. Thurman, pastor of Second Baptist Church, Franklin, Indiana, and his congregation will worship with the Friendship Missionary Baptist Church. 761 North Shef field Avenue. The Pastor’s Aide will sponsor the 3:30 p.m. service to be held Sunday. November 1 at Friendship. You are invited to join them in this service, and enjoy the word of God being preached, also some good singing. Ivie King is the president, .Jorothy Hamlet is the publicity person. Rev. Arthur Johnson, Jr. D.D. is the pastor. Jordon-Aires In bill musical at Greater Joshua The Young Adult Choir of Greater Joshua Baptist Church. 2201 North Arsenal is pit* senting the Jordan-Aire Sing erx m a iull musical program Sunday. November 1, at 3:30 in the afternoon. Everyone is welcome to be with them in service. Rev. Joseph Tunstill is the uastor.

REV. MRS. MARIAN JONES The women of Bethel A.M.E. Church, 414 West Vermont Street, will celebrate their thirty-eighth annual Women’s Day, Sunday, November 1. The theme will be “Today’s Chai lenge is Tomorrow’s Goal". The speaker for the 11:00 A.M. worhsip service will be Rev. Mrs. Marian Jones of Saint Paul A.M.E. Church, a well known servant of God. She is an Ordained Itinerant Elder in the African Methodist Episcopal Church, and former pas tor of Bethel A.M.E. Church, Crawfordsville. Rev. Jones is an associate minister of the local Saint Paul Church where she is a Class Leader, member of the Mary F. Handy Mis sionary Society and Instructor of Children for church member ship. She is the directress and pianist of the New Hope Gospel choir, a member of Church Women United and the NAA CP. Special music will be ren dered by the Mass Choir of the church. The women of Bethel cordial ly invite the public to worship with them neat Sunday. Bring your family and friends. Mrs. Doris J. Duncan Is General Chairperson for Wo men’s Day. Rev. Walter W. Reid is the pastor.

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Day, in 2 services Women’s Day will be celebrated in two services at North side New Era Baptist Church. 517 West 30th Street. Sunday. November 1. The theme for this year is “The Lord Is My Light And My Salvation Whom Shall I Fear". The 10:45 a.in. speaker will he Sister Mattie Hunt. In the afternoon at 3:30 there will he a musical featuring Brother Perry Broadnax and the Tru Spirit Singers. Sister Carolyn Bryant. Sister Alice la-e and Family. Sister Lynn Harkins. Sister Rosie Bell and

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Everyone is welcome and invited to these services. Sister Sandra Parker is the chairperson. Sister Jennie Gar ret and Sister Judy Dave are the cochatrpersons. Rev. R» ben Coleman is the pastor. A MrPT^Ml 1 flV I * rrVcNDSHw MSSKMAnT " | BAPTIST CHURCH | | Til ■ SMMi | | 0RD€S OF SERVICES | |0T0 . ...San f Wf water■griB ■otroAss : I vat mb a i-m fm 9 I ^ ♦ |JIEV AffTHUR 4M80N f>

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REV ARTHUR JOHNSON. JR. The Eastern Star Baptist Church and the Union Distort A^sortation. Inc. brim; the dynamic Dr. C\A. W. dark of Dallas. Texas for a revival row veiung at the Eastern Star Baptist Church. 2203 Colombia Avenue. November 2 - 5. at 7300 P.M. each evening. Dr. Clark, pastor of the Goods*reel- Baptist Church. Dallas. Texas, is a great preacher, evangelist, recording artist and holds both earned and fomiwary degrees from various Umvenatirs. The Unma District Churches wil rouvenc a Workshop each day at HHW a.m. and wifl end iMtb a noon day u mowThy one of the Dntnrt Pastors. You are invited to share urith them in this soul

JOHN EDWARD DAY DAY In losing memory of JOHN EDWARD DAY who passed away CM. 27. KlftO. laMM-ly is our home without him. Sadly do we feel our loss. But. God alone has helped us well. To hear our heavy cross. He had no time to say farewell. He said goodbye to none. One year has passed, >*nre that sad day. When the one we loved. God called away. Daughter. Grandchildren. Sisters. Brothers Other Relatives and Friends.

Res Ttmi Cotims is pastor of the church. Rev. Arthur Jihnun is Mad erator of the District.

MRS. MARY M1CKENS (Speaker) Shiloh Baptist Church, 3801 Forest Manor, will observe their pre Women's Day, Sunday. November 1. at 3:30 p.m. The speaker wil) be Mrs. Mary Miekens. and her theme is to be “Obedience To God Pays At The End". Mrs. Miekens, a member of the church is a sponsor of the Junior Usher Board, a graduate of Elkhart Business University and attended I.U.P.U.I. She is a member of Toastmasters International, is on the Board of Directors at Western Electric and holds chairmanship in Chapter 77 Pioneers of America. The public is cordially invited. Mrs. Amelia Woolfoik is the chairperson. Rev. C. V. Jet ter is the host pastor.

In Memoriam

DAY - In loving memory of our beloved mother: MRS. ANNA G. DAY who pavsed away Oct. 13. 1978. She understood every thought of ours. v And. knew our every dream. Our secret hopes she could devine. And, knew our every scheme. She watched us live and watched us grow . And. helped us on our way. She taught us truths that we should know. That should forever stay. Greatly missed by: Sons. Daughters, Other Relatives and Friends.

PURDUE BLACK VOICES OF INSPIRATION

Mt. Zion greeters celebrate 25th anniversary

The Mount Zion Greeters are celebrating their 25th anniversary. Sunday. November 8. at 3:30 p.m. at Mount Zion Baptist Church, 3500 Graceland Avenue. The Purdue Black Voices of

Inspiration of Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana under the direction of Antonio Zamora, will be the featured guest. The choir is an outstanding ensemble of student singers dedicated to the

performance of sacred anthemic hymns by Black composers in addition to traditional, contemporary spiritual and gospel music from the Black heritage. The public is invited to come out and hear this unique group

in concert. A special invitation is extended to all Purdue Alumni. Janice Conners is General Chairperson. Rev. R.T. Andrews, Sr. is the pastor.

Profile of a faithful Christian worker

In Memoriam

ROSETTA ROGERS R.R.E.

Mrs. Rosetta Rogers has long been a worker for Christ during her Christian life, and in spite of interruptions of long periods of long serious illnesses, she has. through the grace of God. come out victorious and un afraid. She is a “missionary at heart" ami a "missionary extraordi nary" through Christ who si rengthens her? Mrs, Rogers works locally thr<iugh her church, the Mount Nets# Baptist Church, where Rev. J. C. Perkins is pastor; through the Central District Missionary Baptist Association, Rev. Benjamin F. Sims, mode raior; through the Indiana Missionary Baptist State Cam vent ton. fir. F. Benjamin Da vis, president: by serving as tract chairman in the Indiana Missionary Baptist Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Baptist Slate Women’s Ami Nary, Mrs. Anna BrNe Thomas, president. Afoo through the National Baptist Convention of America, 1 elr x w-'wBp w rv ing in the National Bbptist W omen’s Anxdiary Convention *1. Dr. Fannie C.

In Memoriam

MRS. ADA B. WILLIAMS WTULiAMS fa Iw ing memory MRS. ADAH. WILLIAMS •ho passed away Ortoher ». W77. As long as hearts nnundwr As long as dear ones care We caanot fort the ones me

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Starlight Band Convention. Through this area, she serves many of the district churches, where invited, to organize and give guidance to focal Starlight Bands made up of children ages 5-11 years. Recently, Sister Rogers has organized a "Five Point Community Children's Ministry." This includes regular reading for slow readers, ROTC for molding disciplinary habits, sign language for improved DONALD WAYNE AL communication and music in- ALLEN ., n memory of terpretalion, wherein they . gmnuurj J!* DONALD WAYNE ALLEN true *“ ry ““ by who puMd »w»r October 30, fiwf tyncs, 1977 For the fifth point, the Bible ^ ^ i» illustrated through teaching. ”T"’ film, and flannclgraph,. Thi, thing, particular ministry is growing remind us K wlthi^y children coming to a ^ th , wkb fuller knowledge of Christ and Sadlv mifrd bvHis love for all through these Mother and father classes which meet Monday Rev. and Mrs. Sherman Allen evenings. 6 p.m., at Mount Sister and Brothers Nebo Baptist Church. And Relatives He read hit own obituary

president. She serves there on the Personal Service Council as its president. Mrs. K*»ger*' great love is “for the salvation of all man kind." but especially through her work with children does she vfw-nd much time, prayer and emphasis. This devoted lady, in spite of a bu*y. committed life of Kd-rvire, vpent time at the Centra) Baptist Theologiral Se roary in Indiana, and at their last commencement service, she received a well earned Bachelor of Religious Education Degree, She also revived during the 1981 sessimi of the National Baptist Women's Auxiliary Convention a ptarque from National President I ft. Fannie C, Thompson acknowledging and expressing appreciation for “(he continued faithful service rendered by Mr*. Roger* thr ougb that convention in her area of work." Mr*. Roger* has received many citation* and pbeque* through her serving with the -• Re M- W eej^ W here in Indiana. For year*, she ha* *erved and is servntg as the adult leader for the Central District Missionary BAptixt

MNERAf’KER Ed Carter *n 197#

THE REV EREND Ed Carter, today

YA Carter read about himself in an obituary ten years ago ami his file has not been the same since. In November 1970, Carter, was a starting middle hoebarker on the Marshal Cimersdy team in Huntington, WVst Virginia. He wa* scheduled to he on a Southern Airways DC9 returning with his teammates, coaching staff and fans from a game in North Caroboa. The plane crashed, killing all 75 persons aboard. Carter, after seeing bis name mistakenly listed as a fatality had to goon national television and radio to prove be was still alive. Ifr was m Wichita Fa#*, Texas for hi* father's funeral. .Several days before the trip, his mother had called to fc# of his father's heart attack and death. And she said, "Don't get on that plane next Saturday. It's going to crash," f'after remembers. "At that point I thought, Tfow would you knowT But now f realize it was (old's message to me. First He communicated that to my mother to warn me and then He called my father in death to make doubly sure 1 wouldn't be on that plane," Carter says. After his fathers funeral he* mother pleaded with him nrt to go hack, so he stayed a few days. Carter relates, “I was caNmg my gwBriend m Huntmglon when the htdbtin abwrt the crash came over her radio." fouler wa* stunned. For many months he wadked around in a date of shocked uufofof thmkmg it wa* a# a dream. He says, "It lush we two and a half years to really get the impart of what happened. The lewd had brought me efowr to derth and *uatchedmeauay from d. luasehastised ndh tragedy. My Nfo fo a yurahel to the prodigal *on story. The cradi wa* the tummg point for me." Ed went on with hi* alhlefir eare-r and finished fo* sefoedmg and gradmaied from Marsha# m 1974 with a degree in Education. Hi* n■put atom a* a 'pro' prospert fdtered out m ffuntmgfou. Carter teas # fort 2 inches, 2SM !h*., euidd run the 4#yard dash in 4.7 uurwadi and bench press 4#» lh». He was offered atrtd wdh the Buffafo KM* and a freengent contract with the Drib* Cowboys, Goiag for the trym** with the DaRas Cowboys he puRed a hamdrtug musde, Nd he Cowboys oRered him a flMR# eoatrart to ^gn. Rat Ed Charter rnyrted thr ranteart hmcamr dwriag the 2 year mtertm his Me had tmdingmw a mrtamaryfoed*. Ever mwe the horrdde evadb, he sensed God had hewn trying to get through to him. He's foen dong a Id cds. rtmi thedrmg about his hfr and how he had hmn nmning from God. fine night m a hponelhhdertudy, he madded what was mfosing. "I c, ll amuftidmyhfotoJe*mChrirta#daw»h^P*ry^ has changid. R gaue me a new mught on things tfc* had foumaRerhi. omeersim. he frit odfod to preach. Mmnimm* dhurrifo* fo Wart Thgiam admd him to a and Jia—n ptdlpd r he lanraplwd had geuer hum qpin to a hdaih

Cdrter hncame a seabnary student at Tennessee Teagde Uammrtiy m f.Nrttmwgt and graduated this part wring with a Masters ffcgree. Today, hmmud as a Ifopdht Mmistir, he is an eejugidut who premhes the tfmpd rtgadufj-nr ■ifr^ * mm tama md ranfir itit^nrirr IT—t"'*’— ff— ^ has thrihog forthmaay, NSud spared me and gave me andhir rhannr to hue aty hde for fem, and uaw that is sshrt Fmdsmg. |^raairR«lmhfo#meislohra udnessfor Christ." Rce Ed Garter oou he heard m perarn Afisemhrr Id rt Tcmsfp hfqprmf <Ourrt, Mimur* Hm Neodsrp addrcee ssdT hr rt // mm. and 7p m. and uintdapr ur 7p.m.

CRAIG-In memory of WILLIAM LESTER CRAIG! who passed away Nov, 1, 1974. His time had come, He ran his race We know he’s in a better place. Lord, we could not then Your purpose see; Now we know that All is well that’s done by thee. Wife, Children, Grandchildren Other Relatives and Friends

DERRICK "PEANUT’ LEAGUE LEAGUE-In loving memory of our beloved son, b r o t h e r, grandson and nephew: DERRICK L. "PEANUT" LEAGUE who passed away October 30, 1974. It broke our hearts to lose you. But, you did not go alone For part of us went with you When God called you home. We cannot forget you, nor do we intend. We think of you often, and will to the end. Gone and forgotten by some you may be. But, dear to our memory you always will be, Sadly nusaed by: Stephens, League and Roberson Families

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MICHAEL LEE COLEMAN COLEMAN In fovmg memory of our fovud one: MICHAEL LEE COLEMAN who paused away October Ml, 1979. We do not forget you, nor do we intend. We thinh of you often, and ssM to the end. Gone and forgotten by some you may he. But, dear to our memory you ever will he. THE COLEMAN FAMILY

loving narmwy of ROY ALLEN who putaed away OcC 29,1977 An long as bumfs remember. An long as hear onus gam. We camsrt fose the onus we They are wBb us everywhere, W'dd* 'f i aAi r Ortarr- Ifoms Husrt se. Nephew: Wiliam Claypmf DAY-fa faring memery of my

JOHN EDWARD DAY who passed Ort. 27,1999. ft fs foaemme hum wifoisf AmdTtud aad mumy the way; Life has urt hnus the aaam, fhaae you wane esiud away. WRrRnrthsY.ffoy