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Aiiiftant Pastor REV. ROBERT KING Assktaat Pastor REV. URIAS BEVERIV •SERVKES* Sootay Worthip t A.M. Ant II A.M. Sootay School 9:30 A.M. taptisl Training Union.. A P.M. door of Prayor Wotnostay 7 P.M. auariwucom:

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Limi EGYPT BAPTIST CHURCH 2S01 E. 30th St. ORDER OF SERVKE 1 Sontoy School.... 9:43 A.M. 1 Msrnlni Worship... II A.M. ! gMlo Slaty Taos... I Prayor Sarvko Taos.. • P.M. "Wo aro tho FrlsnMy Chsrch^j k at Iho ont of yaor saarch." F.A. MUCUS. PASTOR TiinuiirrziioN CHURCHES WELCOME YOU RT.RIV. J. CUNTON HOCCARO rrnidinq Hiihop ml #km R#k *-» ■ IMat.IrO •» tltw 9TW KpiBCOpRI UlSTfICT 1100 W. tint Strnot Offka 924-1207 m. ISAAC C.mATHRlT SR. PrasMhiu KMur ml lh n *--** - — nn« - S-* wt tttw ifiwmnivpvfio IPIOTTTvT ■ --»-Q— •rtO VICtINTf 1100 Clintdi Dr. Antsnoa, IN A49-A4I# JONES TABERNACLE 1S0II. 34th St. 347-7030 RfV. SROWNfU D. PACAN PASTOR SaatayScbaol 9:3# A.M. Mornhn Worship 1I:#0 A.M.

NEEDED! NEEDED! MortMole Chorch of Christ it looking for on experienced musician. H you or# a quolif iod organist or pianist,

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COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH 4160 MiNersvHle Road 546-4636 MORNING WORSHIP 9:00 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:30 A.M. TUESDAY BIRLE STUDY 7:30 P.M. Sam J. Winger, Minister

Kingsley Terrace Church of Christ 2031 E. 30 TH ST. INDIANAPOLIS, IND

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REV. HERIS WIUIS ORDER OF SERVKE Saatay Schaal.... 9:NA.M. MaraiagSarvica.... II A.M. Prayor A MMa Slaty Witaiitay....7:30P.M.

MARTINDALE 1 CHURCH OF CHRIST 2402 (RorthuMo A«o. Intyk-.NI RUDOLPH MULLINOS .. 9:30 A.M. » 10:43 AJI.

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Church of God In Christ wish to CHARLES MYERS commend Sister Sarah Phinnesse Charles P. Myers, 68, one of for a job well done. She is the newly America’s first black World War II elected queen of the Women’s Day pilots, died Friday, Jan. 10, in

services held some time ago. She is Methodist Hospital,

also the newly elected president of . Services were held Jan. 15 in the Home-Foreign Mission of which Mount Zion Baptist Church, where she is doing a beautiful job. May he was a member and a deacon. InGod ever bless her in her endeavors, terment was in Crown Hill

Elder James L. Sanders, pastor, Cemetery.

Mother Leona Hampton, chairman

Mr. Myers was a member of the

Tuskegee Airmen 99th Pursuit Squadron. The war ended before he could be sent overseas, and so he was asssigned to patrol the Atlantic Coast for enemy aircraft attempting

to infiltrate the United States. The Rev. Urias Beverly, a guest

minister at the funeral, said Mr. Myers overcame many obstacles to

gain his “wings.”

“They tried everything they could to get me out,” he quoted Mr. Myers as saying on a television talk

show.

“Charlie,” as his friends knew

_ . JA. HOUSE HOUSE-iii memory bl ow Irn^d WILLIAM A. HOUSE who possed away January 21. 1983. t Thine whom we love go out of sight, But never out of mlml; They aro cherished in the 'hearts Of those they leave behind. Loving and kind in all his ways,. Upright and fust to the end of his days; Sincere and true in heart and mind. Beautiful memories he left behind. • Sadly miseed by: Daughters: Josie Watson and MaryCoHins, Grandchildren and Great-Grandchildren

him, was eulogized as a “quiet, dignified Chrsitian” and a “splendid man with a big heart.” He was described as an intellectual, a learner with a good deal of

curiosity.

In 1984 the Tuskegee Airmen, including Mr. Myers, were recognized with special awaards from the Indiana National Guard during ceremonies at the Children’s Museum, which at the time was exhibiting its “Blacks in Aviation”

display.

A lifelong Indianapolis resident, Mr. Myers was a member of numerous organizations, including the Mt. Zion deacon board, Sunday school, credit union and Geriatric Center. He was a treasurer of Tuskegee Alumni, and was a former president of the Forest Manor Neighborhood Association. He was educated in the Indianapolis Public Schools system, and attended Crispus Attucks High School and several colleges in the state before leaving to enroll at Tuskegee Institute. Mr. Myers was employed 22 years as an air traffic controller at Indianapolis International Airport. Survivors include his wife, Eloise; sons, Howard Myers and Stephen Myers; daughter, Gwendolyn Cole; 11 grandchildren and 10 greatgrandchildren. ^ *

MRS. CNMSTINE HILL HILL-ln loving memory of our loved one: MRS CHRISTINE HILL who passed away January 13, 1980. The dear one missing from our homo. In memory, wo o'er racall; WHh lonely, aching, empty hearts. And tears that never fail to fall. Sadly (hissed by: Husband: Harold Hill Broiher: Clarence Terry and Family ~

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GILL-ln loving memory of: GARRETT GILL who passed away January 19. 1982. To us who hwed you, and lost you Your memory wifi never grow old Nephew: Ronald G. Gill Family and Friends

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WARREN^to^momorjf of who passed away January 14. 1983. It 's been thru years sfnceyae dsponed this earthly life There's on apmseii M tho and of tho road , Thru’wMchaach meat ga Mans, Thar# in a taMwa cannot ssa Our Father cMlma HM own. . RrmnB th# gaooor ImmO ooo Afwd 04|*fM La r^MlGMt te inata fa vERTWRI wl nap

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mm ' JOSEPH H. JOHNSON JOHNSON-ln loving memory of: JOSEPH H. JOHNSON who passed January 16.1972. Fourteen years have passed since that sad day. When one wa loved was called away. God took him home, it was His will. Within our hearts he liveth

still.

Sadly missed by: Arrolla Johnson, Wife

CLARENCE E. SHUTE SHUTE-ln loving memory of MR. CLARENCE E. SHUTE who departed this life January 17.1985. A million times I have needed you A million tears I have cried If love alone could have saved you. You never would have died. It's lonesome here without you So sad and weary the way Lite has not been tho same Since you were called away. Sadly missed by: Wife: Dorothy Shuts

SADLER-ln loving memory ol our loved one DEACON LEE E. SADLER who passed away January 14, 1978. Gone is the lace we loved so dear. Silent is the voice we loved to hoar: Too far away for sight or speech But not loo far for thought to reach. Satfly missed by: WHe: MRdred Sadler Staters: Gladys Pointer and Catherine Jones ftgfga. *»-»—- asu 4 q»-:——-j-Uliwr nOfallVUS airO rflunuS.

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Fresh our km will always bo. For as long as Ms and memory M 4 jM ■ We will ramsntWT thee. Leved and remdmbered by: Nieces and Nephews Elder & Mrs . James C. Hazshmod and Family Robert Hazelwood i and Family AnnJacksMo (Family Marvel Andsrs sand Family.

WILLIS-ln loving memory of: MARK WILLIS who passed away January 18 1981 Sunshine passes, shadows laH. Love's remembrance outlasts all; And through the years be many or tew. They are filled with remembrance ot you Sadly missed by: Father. Mother. ^. Sisters & Brothers Is f

RONALD M. BUTLER BUTLER-ln loving memory of our loved one RONALD M. BUTLER who passed January 18.1985. God saw you getting weary So He did what He thought best; He came and stood beside you. And whispered. "Come and rest” You told no one farewell, nor Evensakt "goodbye", You were gone berore we knew it And only God knows why. Your helping hand was always first To render any aid. and Your voice was always Raised In praise. Your words were wise and good. Nothing could be more beautiful Than the memories I have ot you. To mo you were someone special. And God must have thought so, too Though the years may com and 0°. But in my heart you will live forever Sadly missed by: Ann London Marion, IN

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