Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1982 — Page 5

SEASON'S GREETINGS

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HOLIDAY DEADLINES OFFICE CLOSED Friday, Jan. 1st NEW YEAR'S DAY CHURCH NEWT-CARD OF YHAMKS IH MEMORIAMS SOCIAL NEWS & PICTURES 5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 26

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FRIENDS INC. are making themselves even frientUier during the holiday seastm by being thoughtful of Homes for Black Children, the l 'ntted Way-supported agency that seeks to place adoptive black youngsters in perme nent htrmet. The club, comptned of close friends professvmaUy empUtyed, gave fundraising events in their individual homes for the fpro feet. Shown stm king some of the gifts

beneath the Christmas tree are [from left] Keenithy Morris, Melvin Cole and Tf/nt Cross. Not pictured are ChrisU/pher Gtrrdon amt Mark Anderstm. Friends Inc. bills itself as an "equal opportunity Hub," meaning membership is *ppen to males and females, as long as prospective js/tners are brt/ught in tm "fnend-tO'friend relaiumship." [Is-'pnnrd T, ('lark Sr. pfodo]

Holiday time happy for Happy Hour Club

4 NEW FORMED m/rtheastside teen Huh learns the true meaning of Christmas. The Ftaipnate* frund in their hearts Up share uhai they hwl at Christmas noth little Ms. tMasha. Lisa and Brum Bunch. Pictured are eight of the 17 Playmates [from left, seated]

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Teresa Anderson, Carmen Little, biura bicy; [standing] Cassandra Bums hoUhng btTasha; Irene Lamldrth, biDonna Banks, Mrs l.dlian Burch, the chiMren’s gram! /rndher; Janet Turner amt Mtkell Turner

SEASONAL CHEER reigns supreme ane/ng me mbers of Happy Hour Club for The Blind iolUtupug their annual hofalay services rea a I tu m Sepuih Calvary Baptist Church. Pfturedare [from left, front] Mrs. Catherine b e James, Mrs. Helma Lipscppnib. Mrs. Artie

Hac/pu, Mrs, Patricia Tucker, Mrs. /, A Manuel, Mrs, Leo Sneed: [back] Mrs, Effie M Durham. Jim Dau se/n. Mrs. Orville Raine and Mrs. Grace Hurt pm. ftpuwler, [James Burres photo\

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Happy Hour Cluh for the Mind members aren't having any »uppr<e6«ing of their friendly holiday spirit. Mime fJiinif they've always been w illing to share. A* in previous years, this year, under their industrious founder Mrs. Grace Burton, the members starred in two holiday specials, benefimaJ to them and the pubtie as well. First off was their annual services conducted Sunday. I December 13. at South Calvary Baptist Church, where the con genial Rev. Leo Sneed is pastor. Scheduled almost im mt lately afterwards was their special Christmas dinner. Sunday. December 20. in the Edwin CarHon Chaney Center at 2416 Sheldon. Til is was the 29th year for their seasonally uplifting ser vices, during which Rev, Sneed outdid himself extending greet mgs. courtesies and providing other acts of love especially for

the occasion.

Mrs. Ordeil Gibson was nothing less than gracious, serv ing as presiding officer for the event, ably assisted by program participants. They in eluded club members. The Gladys Green Singers. Irving ton First Baptist Church Choir. Mrs. Leo Sneed and Rev. A.W. Altway. who conducted mem

orial services.

A special segment was de voted to awards presentation and deserving recipients were Mrs. L.A. Manuel. Mrs. Orville Raine and Mrs. Willie L. Craig, given accolades in memory of their husbands, and the grand ioooooooopooooocfvboo

lady herself. Mrs. Burton, receiving a plague commending her for "caring" so much. Rounding out the celebration were remarks by Rev. ILL. Burton and South Calvary's pastor. Rev. Sneed. There were lovely gifts by Henrylee Shirefl and w*me just as nice by Mr. and Mrs. Hot hchiid Wolf. There was also special consideration by the finance committee, sparked by Douglas Kenner and Wilbert A. Ftnkton.

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