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Sigma Gamma Rho co-founder dief^ Mrs. Vivian I. White Marbury, Included in Mrs. Marbury ’ s pro- tion; Alpha Sigma Chapter of distinguished public school edu- fessional experiences are teaching Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc.; cator, died July 29,2000at the age in IPS School 26 for nine years; and Bethel A.M.E. Church and afof 100. Mrs. Marbury was one of director of practice training of filiate organizations, seven founders of the Collegiate teachers fiom Butler University and Working with fellow But^tr Sorority, Sigma Gamma Rho. As Indiana State University. She also graduates, Mrs. Rosemary Carp^p^ , a founder and charter member of taught in the summer program at ter and Harvey Kelley, Mrs,, ( the sorority, she served at the na- Morehouse College. She was proud Marbury was instrumental in e^^ tional level as first vice president, of her service as principal of IPS tablishing membership in the Bufr,, Born in Oxford, Ohio, Mrs. George Washington Carver School ler Minority Alumni Council-, qi , Marbury was a graduate of 87, where she was principal for 39 which she was a charter membejr. | ; j Shortridge High School and the years, helping it grow from a four She was inducted into $e i( j former Indianapolis Normal room portable school to a new, Golden Legionnaire Club at Butjici;,^ School. She received a bachelor of modem school of 18 rooms and 24 and received the highest awar^ science degree from Butler Uni- teachers. In June, 1967, Mrs. given to a Butler graduate, tlje versity and a master’s degree from Marbury retired from the IPS sys- Butler Medal, for her service to iljg Columbia University. She was tem. community and the world as a , awarded a Gregg Scholarship in As an active worker in the com- ler graduate. addition to a scholarship from the munity, Mrs. Marbury’s service Mrs. Marbury was the widow Indianapolis Board of School included membership in Christian Robert Marbury. Survivors jnr.j Commissioners to study at Co- Women United, Literacy Commit- elude: children, Robert; Judy lumbia University. During many tee. Council of Administrative Corpening; several grandchildfpt)^ summer vacations, she attended Women and block chairperson of and great-grandchildren; a gre#t- tj the University of Chicago and Butler-Tarkington Neighborhood nephew, Keni Washington and.ap, . Western Reserve University in Association. She was a valuable aunt, Dr. Emma Gee Washington-., Cleveland to further her educa- memberofthe National Council of friends; church family; and sistej>., tion. Negro Women, Indianapolis Sec- of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority hj¥; f '.,

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roundtable, and Bishop Donald Next year. Bishop Benjamin’s bounces up and down, as citi Hilliard, keynote speaker from congregation will fellowship with shouldn’t think that because New Jersey, guided Bible lecture Bishop Hilliard in New Jersey and voted they have fulfiOed their c sessions. host a combined conference. As duties. Accountability is impoi During evening church services, the Heaven on Earth Institute meets for both parties and they both various musical performers enter- the annual Millennium Conference, fer when there is a communica tained the audience including Ball both churches plan to worship to- failure. State University’s Fifth Element, gether and join forces towards “This forum gives the co mime dance group Images of Light, praising God. The following year, nity a real opportunity to find and M.C. JD, who uses upbeat New Jersey’s conference will move what is going in the state legii music to rap about Jesus. In addi- back to Indianapolis, alternating tion and issues affecting them, tion to Bishop Hilliard, Dr. C. locations each year. importantly, it gives citizens Dexter Wise officiated the closing Bishop Benjamin’s golf touma- opportunity to present suggest! services and preached about “The ment at Winding Ridge Golf Course to those they elected into offi Least that You Can Do.” His ser- officially concluded the confer- “ft is our aim to mobilize mon urged the congregation to ask ence, and attracted 75 golfers. The community to take a larger rol for God’s guidance and faithfully institute also gave $10,000 to the legislative process,” said give God their best. Project Impact USA as a gift from cus chairman Charlie Brown. “ “The church has a tendency to Project Impact Indianapolis. folly intend to educate, inform operate in denominational boxes. I “I really feel that God has given organize our community statewitkH see a world that needs Christ by me a better insight on which direc- around specific recommendatiOflft discipleship,” said Bishop T. tion he wants me to go in,” said that will come from this weekend^ Garrott Benjamin, pastor of Theodora Chapman, who lives in Cost per delegate is $75. I M *LWG6,-'Who started the eonfer- ^Washington, D.C. “My children For more information about'thfc I'’‘ence toindude diverse types of have been enlightened and have a Indiana Blacky Caucus’s Legiafo worship. “This ecumenical (inter- better understanding of the things- tiyfr Wbdtertd, or td fojlst^atla * denominational) meedngofinspi- that I’m trying t<$ teach them at egate, call (317) 232-9646.

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