Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1981 — Page 6

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November 28 proclaimed Nellie Madden

Cabellero’s Club hosts 50th formal dance

Saturday. November 28.

marked the celebration of the 85th birthday of Nellie Hall Madden, a prominent citizen of Indianapolis for many years. The family gathered to celebrate at the John Barton Apartments. Indianapolis. The event was more than just a birthday party, it was an appreciation ceremony and dinner attended by friends and relatives from all over Indianapolis and the states of Illinois.

Missouri, and Kentucky. The table of honor was

graced by several distinguished citizens of the city, including Mr. Roger Coleman, Director of Neighborhood Development of the Mayor’s Office; Mr. Bill

Crawford, State Representa

live; Rev. E. James Odom, pastor of 25th Street Baptist Church and his wife, Mrs.

Anita Odom; and Mrs. Mad

den's son. Bishop Nathaniel

Madden of Emmanuel Temple. One of the high points of the

activities was a proclamation . presented to Mrs. Madden by Ky Munce. In and Roger Coleman from the city of finally Ind.anapobs She »as Indianapolis. This proclamation "' arn <“ d t0 R <‘ v W.lliam Mad declared November 27. 1981 as d f"- " ow ,, deceased. Nellie Nellie Madden day as a "salute Madden actively participated ,n to this grand matriach". In th * H'fcal scene of Indiana part, it stated that she was H'*- s * rv ' n * “ P rM,n « ™"! Lng honored for the way she miuee.omao and^ard chair

.4 HEALTHY money tree in front of her and distinguished people surrounding her. These were but a few of the considerations keeping Mrs. Sellie Hall Madden smiling Saturday as the community helped her celebrate her 85th birthday. Pictured are [from left] State Representative Bid Crawford, Mrs. Anita

Odom, Rev. E. James Odom, pastor, 25th Street Baptist Church; Mrs. Madden, the delighted honoree; Roger Coleman of Neighborhood Development, representing the mayor's office; Bishop Nathaniel Madden of Emmanuel Temple and Mrs. Nathaniel Madden. \Leonard T. Clark Sr. photo]

"shared her love and faith in God and her .wisdom and contribution with four generations of her family , having a profound impact on the shape and direction of their lives." Mrs. Madden was born December 1, 1896 in Mound City, Illinois. She has lived in Louis-

Bellefontaine Neighborhood Club, present treasurer of the

Silver Thread Club, and mem- the event memorable. All but ber of the Missionary Society of one of Mrs. Madden's living St. John Baptist Church, of children were present. Besides which she has been a member Mrs. Barnett and Miller were for 60 years. her sons Nathaniel, Harold, Leo and Edward (“Sam”). At Once the idea for the party j ast family count. Mrs. Madden was perpetuated by her daugh has been the matriach of 11 ters, Mrs. Cleo Barnett and children. 34 grandchildren, 53 Mrs. Nelvia Miller, the rest of great-grandchildren, and 4 the family pitched in to make great-great-grandchildren.

The Cabettero*' dob held it* 50th annual formal, invitational dance Saturday, Novfem- * ber 28. at the St. Peter Qaver Center. Music for the evenings’ gala was provided by the Chromatics. Black end gold, the club’s colors, were used in the decor for the dance. The Cabelleros, one of Indianapolis’ oldest Mack social dubs, had its beginnings some fifty years ago. This year’s event was hosted by the present officers: Robert Beasley, president; Robert Miller, vice-president; William Carter, recording secretary; Harry Bishop, financial secretary; Lee Miller, treasurer; Chesley Elston, auditor; William Vanlier, business manager; James McQueen, parlimentarian; James Jackson chaplin; Robert McGuire, sar-gent-at-arms, and Mr. Willie Jones. tjuilding manager. Other members include the Messrs.; Bervin Caesar, Charles Ford. Eules Garrett. William Madison. Willie Morgan. Mose Smith. Joseph Wells, and Lawrence Wooden. The club’s motto is “Let all things be done in decency and in order”.

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Advent is applied by the Christian Church to certain weeks before Christmas. Anciently. the season of advent consisted of six weeks, and this is still the duration of it in the Greek Church. In the Catholic Church, however, and in the Protestant Churches that observe advent, it lasts only four weeks, beginning with the Sunday nearest St. Andrews Day, November 30, either before or after. It is appointed to be observed as a season of devotion, being intended to commemorate the coming of Christ in the flesh and to direct thoughts to His second coming. This season was observed with great austerity by the primitive Christians. Commitment: Christians, we have commited our lives to Christ, meaning that Christians live by His law. His love and His forgiveness. This means that we have a responsibility also. We must do His will because we are commited to do His will which includes loving our neighbor, spreading Christianity and praying without ceasing. In part, many in the home of Mary, the mother of Jesus, were gathered in her home praying. Prayer: Never cease to pray. Prayer really changes things. Commit your way into the

Lord, trust also in Him and He shall bring it to pass. Many times prayer is by rote, just words, but consecrated prayer changes things. It is conversation with the Father. Jesus was a martyr. He gave His life for man and all who believe and all who believe in Him shall not perish but have

eternal life. Just Jesus dying would not be meaningful if He had not risen to be alive forever more. He made the rough place smooth. He is life. His mother was Mary, very often called Blessed Virgin Mary or Saint Mary. She was chosen by the Father to be the mother of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. He is life. Mary was a pious woman of poor Jewish origin, but faithful in every way. We would do well to emulate Mary, the mother of Jesus. We never read or hear of her complaining. All the mysteries she did not understand, she kept them in her heart. Hut still she had courage. Jesus told John. “Behold thy mother.”

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