Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1981 — Page 5

Founder’s Day an excursion through black woman’s history

PLAYING key rotes m Sunday’s Founder’s Day observance presented by the National Council of Negro Women, Central Indiana Section, were these charming ladies. Pictured are [from left) Rosemarie Gore-Bigsby, soloist; Shelly Owsley, public relations chairperson and mistress-of- ceremonies; ■

Beverly Benjamin, soloist; Dr. Barbara Williams, keynote speaker; Louise E. Gitggans, first vice-president and program chairperson; Hallie B. Carter, president, Central Indiana Section, NCNW, and Rhonda Lynn Jones, who gave a stirring poetic recitation. [Leonard T. Clark Sr. photo)

OFFICERS and chairpersons congregate prior to Founder's Day program. Shown are {fnuTt left, seated) Marilyn Wilkes, financial secretary; Mildred Bidden, Mental Health chairperson; Teretha Hopkins, chaplain; \standing) Jamell Burks Craig, second rice-presolent and membership chairperson; Martha White, parliamentarian; Shelly Ou sley, public relations chairperson; Louise (tog(fans, first vice-president;, Hallie B.

Carter, president; Mattie Johnson, education chairfH-rson, and Lora Vann, recording si eretary. Not pictured are Louise Blackmon, treasurer; Josephine Fogle, corresponding secretary; Rosa Tolliver, assistant secretary; Dorothy Flagg, historian; Lorvell Bagley, Public Welfare, and Mammie T< uni send, international chairperson. [Leonard T. dark Sr. photo)

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Missionary troupe cheers nursing homes residents

T ime's are hard, but there is always some to share with the sometimes forgotten this time of the year. This was a motivating force with the Senior Missionary Society of Shiloh Baptist Church. 380hForest Manor, as' they made their nursing home rounds this month, trying their best to perk up residents with Yultide offerings. Stops this year so far have been Sarah’s Nursing Home, with 50 residents; Mount Zion Geriatric Center, with 104 residents, and The Marion County Home, with 93 occupants.

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At each, the church pastor, Rev. C.V. Jetter, gave an inspirational talk in keeping with the season. The ladies busied themselves serving ice cream and cake. Sister Samantha Spears, a devoted missionary, made lap covers for patients confined to wheel chairs as Christmas gifts. There were more uplifting talks by Deacons Riley Porter and Charles Mitchell in addition to caroling and scripture readings. Times without number, the appreciative residents were heard saying “We're so very glad." “Thanks for stopping by,” “God bless you." Sister Ida Mae Miller was in charge of purchasing Christmas presents. Others on the program were Brother and Sister Forrest Stigger, Sister Arietta Whitfield, Sister Bertha Robinson, Sister Janet Davis. Sister Nora Wright, Sister Trudie Williams, Sister Emma Clanton, Sister Lovie Jones, Sister Willa Mae Johnson, Sister Georgia McClain and Sister Lee Hiawatha. Missionary Society president is Mrs. Amelia Woolfolk.

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Dhoioaraoha bv Leonard T. Clark Sr., apodal tkanka to Hallie CrombaaabdC'knnndS Television, Marian Kurtz, Barbara AM and Margaret

Smith of WGBT Radio. JacerInn’s youth Yule party is set The Jacer Ian Family Re-

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party at Al Care Medical Centre. 3839 Msaiaws Drive on Saturday, December 19,

from 8 a.m. until 12 noon.'

Shelly Owsley kept an even flow throngkont the program aa nustress-of-ceremonies. Mattie Johnson set the ataga with a heart-filled welcome aa President Hallie B. Carter kept the audience totally aware of NCNW's illustrious history. Louise K. Goggans, first vice-president and program chairperson, brought the urogram to an end with touching dosing remarks as Teretha Hopkins, chaplain, gave the A delightful reception follow-

Dr. Barhora Wf Featured speaker The Central Indiana Section. National Council of Negro Women, held their Founder’s Day program Sunday. December 13, 4 p.m.. in Kbenezer Baptist Church. Theme: “The Bethune Heri-tage-We give You Hope," Featured keynote speaker for the observance was Dr. Barbara Williams, using as her address topic “Positive Progression of Black Women." Dr. Williams’ address captivated the audience as she carried them verbally through historical, statistical and other noted experiences covering past, present and other accomplishments in the progression and changing roles of the black woman. Love, sincerity and concern seeped out as Dr. Williams continued to expound on these achievements, stating “Black women are as diamonds; they continue to appreciate." Musical ^elections were rendered by Rosemarie Gore Rigsby, Beverly Benjamin and Perry Broadnax. An added touch of flavor to the program was a beautiful poetic rendition by Rhonda Lynn Jones. Public relations chairperson s-wvwmraw SEASON'S GREETINGS ALL CURLS | $41)00 REGULAR S4S.0G MUST MAli AFFT. FOR THIS SHOAL CAU923-S67S Our Hatdoy Gift U Taa om oooo vum jan. t, tm OHM * VOU MafflON THIS AD CAROL'S A EVfRYOODY'S BAftBIR SHOP NO. 1 2713 Horthwaftam Avo.

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