Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1981 — Page 4

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^The Federation of Associated Wubs held it's moothly meeting & Saturday., December 12 at £00 p.m. The meeting was well attended with members making plans for the new fiscal year of 382- * Members, don’t forget the £.A.C.’s Annual Christmas Party and Baffle sponsored by me Activities Committee on December 21. All members $>me and bring your friends, plenty of food and a gift for each of your guests. Ms. Lillian Goens is general chairman of t^iis entertainment. The F.A.C. plans to begin these enjoyable festivities at 7:00 p.m. ; Ones who have not renewed

their F.A.C. membership, pledo so. Simon Beid is chairman of the membership Our hearts go out to the sick and a wish for a rapid recovery along with this thought for the week: A divine sentence is m the lips of the King: his mouth transgresseth not in judgement Proverbs 16:10 SEASON'S GREETINGS

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Congressman Dave Evans wM hold a special “invitation only" reception for Congressman Walter Fauntroy. Chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus and Banking Subcommittee, on Sunday evening. December 20,1981, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at St. F%ter Claver Center, 3110 Sutherland Avenue. Free refreshments and entertainment will be provided. This ad will serve as your invitation to this important community event.

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BEAMING proudly at the 10-foot "Ckrismon the decoration work of Mrs. Ruthlyn West Tree 'in Witherspoon Presbyterian Church is and Elder Joy Gaddie. [Leonard T. Clark Sr.

Rev. Landrum E Sheilds, pastor, praising photo]

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\ arious stories have sur- narrated the symbolic meaning

vived about the origin of the D f each candle.

Christmas tree and meaning jn the early evening hours behind various ways of decorat- the same day, the traditional mg it. One of the more hanging of the greens took interesting narratives sur- place. This is the formal rounds “The Chrismon Tree,” openingofthechurch’sChristwhich decorates the sanctuary mas season, preparing the of Witherspoon Presbyterian sanctuary and human hearts Church. with scripture, prayer and

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the Advent Season, Wither* The circles of the church, spoon United Presbyterian na mely Eve, Dorcas, Eunice, Church lit the first candles two Naomi and Buth, and members weeks ago. During morning decorated the entire sanctuary services, Elder William Malone w jth candles, wreaths, ribbons,

banners, chancel greenery, poisettia and of course the everegreen tree with white

lights.

ST Highlight of the services was JW .the Chrismon Christmas Tree. fjb Chrismon is a derivative of Sp two words, C’hrist and MonoJp gram, meaning Chrismon is £ Christ’s monogram. •jr The tree's individual decora* £ tions are symbols from C hrist’s £ earthly history. They are all ♦ either white or gold or a 4RR combination of the two colors. I Xmas giveaway

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£ Aha, The Kentucky Club has £ a heart of gold that stretches ARP more at Christmas. Club members are sponsor4^ ing a C hristmas giveway Satur* •jr day, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., at £ Wheeler Boys Club, 2310 East £ 30th. FamUies pressed for £ funds can show up and receive 4W free clothing and food. “We're trying to help those 2C who really need it,” says Oscar France, Kentucky Club president.

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As the holidays draw near, most of us have high hopes Qf being together with family and friends, exchanging gifts, feeling the love and joy of the season. Some lonely people, or families barely making ends meet, come to The Salvation Army at Christmastime. The Army provides dinners, companionship, perhaps toys or warm clothing—and sometimes it helps the drifter or the troubled family to make a new start in life. Thanks to your support, The Salvation Army offers year-round programs to reach out to youngsters, families, oldsters; to the alcoholic, discharged prisoner, teenage runaway; to those in institutions and those who have no home at all. By giving to The Salvation Army, you give joy to a world that greatly needs it. SHAftlMG » CAGING

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young', Grand Historian; Nurses Opal Hill, ‘ ■president, Mary E. Cox, Worthy Matron; John E. Cox, .Worthy Patron; Pdtia' A- . Colter, Mount Zion Geriatric Center activity director; Nurses Marguerite Robinson, • Grand; Vice President, OES Nurses'and Anna ' .Hartwell,' .Grand 'Treasurer.' ffurtes ijot shoum are Melinda Evans, Edna Rowley and *

White is for innocence, purity and perfection in the Saviour, while gold is for His glory and * majesty. Symbols used include fish, dove, butterfly, cross, star, lamb, circle, triangle, angels. Combinations were used to depict various events. Mrs. Buthiyn West was project coordinator. The idea originated with Mrs. Doris Wood, inspired by a workshop dealing with such a tree. Elder Betty Inskeep was in charge of the hanging of the greens. As the lights were lowered the stately evergreen, blazing with white lights and white and gold Chrismons suspended from its branches along with glowing candles, the sanctuary became a “solace of beauty.” The ooohs and ahhhs from the audience indicated approval. The public is invited to come by 5136 North Michigan Hoad to see the 10-foot t’hrismon T ree. It will be featured at Hie candlelight communion service Christmas Eve at 7:30 p.m.

THE LEAH Chapter No. 2, OES, Beatrice Hood Nurses helped the residents of the Mount Zion Geriatric Center, 3549 Boulevard Place, get into the '.Christmas ' Spirit by entertaining them with cakes and punch and gifts and Christmas carols:. The Worthy Matron, Mary E. Cox, and the . Worthy. Patron, John E. Cox, gave a donation to the

center to help purchase residents. Pictured are ‘ Cora T. Dean, BuUne

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Placements include apprentices in the construction trades,

v a drafting student, a trained The Open House will provide anapolis Division of Employ- auto mechanic, several. truck an opportunity for employers, ment and Training, the 12- drivers and a machine tool training program coordinators, week NEO program helps student. In 1980, the NEO educators and members of the prepare women to enter ap- program received recognition public to tour the facility and prenticeship and training pro- from the Community Service observe program participants grams and jobs held predomi- Council, the Indiana Chapter of in a learning setting. Refresh- nately by men. Since March, Personnel and Guidance As-

2979^ ijjj women have been sociation and the Network of served by the NEO program Women in Business.

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ments will be served, and NEO staff and advisory board members will be present to

answer questions.

Funded through the IndiEubulus Mothers Eubulus Mothers Council met in Mrs. Elizabeth Dozier's home with Mrs. Jacquelyn

Coleman presiding.

The yearly gifts were given to Dr. Ellen Moore Hopkins School in Liberia, West Africa,

and a council member having 2 difficulty. A Thanksgiving bas- jff

ket was donated also.

Plans are being made for £ Eubulus Mothers' Christmas £ dinner at Hollyhock Hill and £ members' Christmas party, du-> ARP ring which secret pals will be 5 revealed. JS The Ways and Means Com- £ mittee is to be commended for a £ good job with the patron £ program for this year's scholar- 4*

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