Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1912 — Page 8

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' 10,000 eyes see INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER WANT ADS Postively the last time to hear Prof. R. Augustus Lawson. Don’t miss it at Tomlinson Aug. 18. Admission 25 cents. Mrs. Grant Coley and daughter of Oak I’ark, 111., are visiting friends and relatives. ' Mrs. Margaret Turner of Chicago, 111., is visiting friends and relatives. Little Hortense Bothic of Bowling Green, Ky., is visiting her aunt Mrs. Velma Beasley, 805 Fayette street. Little Margaret Austin o Bowling Green, Ky., is visiting her cousin Mrs. Josie House 913 Fayette street. Mrs. Jennie Locklear is visiting Kalamazoo, Mich. Mrs. Lizzie Watson 4137 Cornelius avenue, who is at the City Hospital for an operation, is improving rapidlyMrs George McLain and Mrs. A. M. Smith leave Sunday for a two weeks’ visit in Vernon, Ind , with relatives. Miss Hazel bates has entered the Metropolitan School of Music. Mrs. Andrew Coleman in -25th street who has been confined to her home with a fractured arm, is convalesing. Miss Katie Hightower of Chicago, is visiting her mother and sister in 25th street. Miss Adel tide Thomas will leave Saturday for a week’s visit in Henderson, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stewart left Saturday for Chicago to visit friends and relatives. Mrs. Hattye Maylor and son of Chicago, are the guests of her mother, Mrs Irene Peters, 529 Darnell street. Mrs. Clara Easton Pickens of Chicago, is the guest of her father and sisters in Darnell street. Mr and Mrs Frank C. Duerson attended the Grand Lodge of K. of P. t in Terre Haute. Misses Nellie Fermon, and Nellie Richman were the guests of friends in Terre Haute last week. Mrs. Robt. Morris of Monoqua avenue, is improving from a serious ill ness. Miss Anna . McLaughlin of Cottage avenue, is very ill. Mrs. Belle Lee and daughter of Nc. hlesville, were the guests of Mrs. Clarence White of Yandes street, Sunday. LewisJ. WUliamsand Alice White left Thursday morning of last week for Connersville. » Miss Ellen V. Thomas and Mrs. Mattie Lamond heve returned after several weeks’ visit in Asheville, N. C., and other southern points. Mrs. Ernest Howard of 776 ,W. 25th street, has gone to Franklin and Mead ville, Pa., to visit friends and relati ves. Never again will you ever have the chance of hearing such first-class artistsdit so low a price. So don't miss it at Tomlinson hall, Aug. i3. Admission 25 cents. Everybody is going to Tomlinson hall Aug. 13—The Law.on Recital. Mrs. J. E. Lampkins of Austin, Tex., who has been attending the . summer school at the Chicago University, is the guest of her brother, Dr. C. N. Harris, 1029 N. West street. Mrs. Lizzie Harris of Kushville, spent the week end the guest of Mrs. Martha Green 829 Muskingum street.

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JOIN—the 1000 new subscribers’ club and get one of the best edited, spicy and newsiest papers published in the city or state. tf See the Pacing, Trotting and Running Races at the Fair Grounds Monday Aug. 5 All of the Horses entered are owned by colored men, Mortorcycle, racing and other sports, given by the Colored Business Men Driving Club. Don’t miss this treat. 4-2t Benjamin Duster who has comple ted his second years work at State Normal is home to spend his vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs. Thos. Rawls, 1129 E. 17th street. Mesdames Carrie Thompson. Ida Hedgepath Alice Roberts and Miss Bose Hedgepath spent last Sunday in Noblesville the guest of relatives and friends. Mrs. C- T. Benson and son William Milton returned home from Chicago last week after a pleasant stay of nearly three weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Sellers of Mt. Vernon, Ind., are here spending the summer. He is an expert cement block builder. We’ve put the price low so that every one can hear this Negro Paderewski (Prof. Lawson) It is worth five times more than we ask, at Tom linson hall. Admission 25 cents. Mjs. Wm. Hunt of 909 Minerva street, has gone to Chicago, to be the guest of Mrs. Henrietta T. Brown and Mrs. John Simms. Mr. and Mrs. Wade of Little Rock, Ark., were called to the city to the bedside of their son Ernest Wade, who wjas operated on at the Charity Hospital. George Bell, the old cornet soloist, will play a s cred solo in the Old Men’s concert at Olivet Baptist church Aug. 8. Mrs. Katie Lowder Pates, who spent a week in the city with relatives, has returned to Jeffersonville to remain i0 days, after which she will leave for Cincinnati for an indefinite stav. Ernest Wade of the Plutos, French Lick, who underwent a serious operation as a result of an accident in a base ball game against the A B Cs, is slowly recovering at the Charity Hospital. The Aeolian chorus rendered music at uhe communion service at Bethel church last Sunday, after which they were entertained at luncheon by Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Smythe. “Mr. Lawson was called to the stage again and again to acknowledge the grateful homage of his admirers.” (Louisville Defender) Remember to hear him Aug. il, at Tomlinson hall. Admission 25 cents. We want every man, woman and child to know the phone number of the Indianapolis Recorder. It should be on the lips Of every one—1583. Call us up. Come and inspect our office and plant. tf

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6 room cottage, Highland PI, barn, paved st. $2000 paymts

6 room cottoge, Fayette st , $2,000 teims. 7 :00m cottage California st.. gas, $2,500, terms 6 room cottage N. West st. $1,750; $150 down.

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Vacant lots in Columbia Place, easy payments.

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Hear Mme. Lucretia Knox at Tomlinson hall Aug. 13, with Prof. R. Augustus Lawson. You’ll never hear anything like it again. Aid No. i of Simpson Chapel wilj meet Thursday Aug 8 with Mrs. Anna Dickerson, 226 Oakland avenue. Myrtle Moore the little girl preach, er will preach at 3 o’clock Sunday to the Ohio Club at Simpson Chapel The public is cordially invited. The cutting at Garfield Park Friday afternoon July i9, by the Silver Leaf Club was largely attended The "’emple Leaf club will meet on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Susie Cates, 717 Drake street. Mary Campbell Mite Missionary was entertained by Mrs. f^ebeeca Walker Wednesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Susie Williams. ^The Dressmakers Relief Club will give a lawn fete at the residence of Mrs. Bettie Duerson 2402 Ralston avenue Aug. 8, for benefit of Alpha Home Semper Fidelis. Club will meet Thursday Aug. 8, with Mrs. Minervia Grundy 365 W. 14th street. President Mrs. Ellington. The Friends Club will meet Wednes day afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. C. Ford 745 Indiana avenue. Miss Lulu Thomas w ill entertain the the Dressmakers Relief Club at the residence of Mrs Ollie Scruggs in Yandes street Tuesday evening. TherGeorge Downing W. H. M. so ciety meet last Friday with Mrs Anna Dickerson of Oakland avenue. After the regular business was transact ed the newly elected officers were in stalled by the pastor, Rev. H. A. Foreman. We were favored by the presence of Mrs Sarah Walker and daughter Miss Anna, of New Albany, Ind. We were highly entertained with several piano selection from Miss Anna, who is a graduate from the Scribnerhigh school. We were royally entertained oy the hostess. The next meeting * ill be the second Friday in Aug. at Mrs. Anna Bryant, 828 Camp street. Mrs. James Ross of 8ti Camp street left Saurday for Toledo, O., and Detroit, Mich., and other points fora month’s visit. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dickerson of Anchorage, Ky., will visit their aunt Mrs. Virginia Lewis 1921 Talbott avethe first week in August. Miss Arlene McGee entertained last Thursday evening at her residence 1517 Cornell avenue in honor of her guest Miss Ruth Asberry of Cynthiana Ky. The out of town guests were the Misses Mable Walker of New Albany, Effie Richardson, of Richmond, Ky , Carrie Bibbs of Jeffersonville, Ind., Mable Clay of Mt. Sterling, Ky Dancing was the feature of the evening. An enjoyable time was had by all. Watch for the announcement in the Recorder of B F. McWilliams who will deliver his famous lecture entitled “Fifty Years of Years of Freedom’ Rev. McWilliams comes from the Third Baptist Church of Toledo, O. Mrs. H. Mae Williams of Ooaners ville, passed through the city Thursday night of last week enroute home from the Grand Court of Calanthe at Terre Haute. Mrs. Mary F. Darneal entertained at luncheon Tuesday evening at the home Of her daughter Mr. and Mrs Newton Puffins in Fayette street in* honor of Mrs. Nellie F. Davis of Nnoxville, Tenn.

Mrs. Susie Anderso* returned to the city Tuesday afternoon of last week, after a successful trip in Kentucky. She begs to announce to her ra;my friends that she is now ready for their patronage. Only 25 cents admission to the Colored Business Men’s Driving club Horse Racing and Pincic, Moter Cycle race at the State Fair Grounds Mon-

day Aug. 5.

A lecture will be given by Julius Ceasar Nayphe, at Jones Tabernacle, Monday evening Subject, “From Dan to Beersbeka.” He will also go through the wailing of the Jews over the ruins

of the Temple in Jerusalem

James H. White of Muncie, Ind., returned home Friday afternooh after a visit with his daughter Mrs. Mary

Sharp in W. Tenth street.

Furnished house 3 rooms $1.00 per

week 1345 N Senate avenue.

H. D. Edmonds has returned from a

visit to his father in

Ky.

Miss Anna Offutt is the guest of relatives and friends in Bowling Green

Ky

Mrs. Lamb and children of Fayette street are visiting relatives in Louisville Oliver Winslow of 9n Ft. Wayne ave nue is able to be out after a short illness. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dudley entertained in honor of Mr. and Mrs York McGruder of Chicago, last Wednesday at her home in Alvojd street. Mrs. A. Fields and daughter Miss Virginia, of French Lick, are the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. H Stapleton in Martindale avenue. Mrs. Nellie Kakaza is visiting in Chicago, among friends. Mrs. F’annie A. Hill is spending four weeksiu Kalamazoo, Mich. Mrs. Rosa Morgan of Chicago, is visiting her brother, Willis Horner in N. Missouri street. Mrs Alma Tay or and daughter Mrs Ardie Milliken are visiting relatives and friends in Louisville, and other points in Kentucky. Sterling Bowling of Martinville, was Miss Taylor’s house guest over Sunday

The Marion track and field team will bring to the city next Thursday some of the best athletes to compete in the Championship Athlete Carnival which takes place at Northwestern ball park under the auspices of the Planner Guild. The “Marion” will enter stars in the dashes and weights and will probably have a relay team. Benj. H. Weaver, captain of the Marions, says that they hope to make it interesting for the capitol city teanjs and that they will take home with them several medals. They have their eyes on the Indianapolis Recorder all around championship medal. Some of the residents of Marion are expected to accompany the team to meet and root their favorites to vie tory. Homer Bass, Floyd Newsome, Leroy Williams and Benj H. Weavei are among the members of the team.

Mrs. Samuel Elbert is visiting her mother in Coleman, Mich., she will also visit Mrs. H Frazier in Detroit, Bowling Green, before returning. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hicks have moved from W. 26th street to 324 W

Ray street.

Mrs. H. R. Hicks returned last week from Nashville, Tenn., where she was called to attend the luneral of her father W. N. Hill, one of Nashville’s business men. Wm Bridges of Arizona, and Henry Bridges of Greencastle, were the guests of Mr and Mrs. Henry Woodruff in W. 17th street last week. Mis. Henry Woodruff visited friends and relatives in Greencastle and Plain field the past week. M i s. Frances Anderson of Vincennes spent a few days last week in the city. Mrs Ethel Minor is the guest of rela lives in Leximiton, Ky. Harry Oglesby and family left Sunfor a touring trip to visit relatives and friends, and friends at Modoc, Ind Anna Rotpane Wells left for Chicago, Sunday to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Hampton will leave for Culver, Ind., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hampton, vyill leave today for W’ashington, D C Mrs. Zelma B. Taylor has moved from 704 Fayette street to 6034 N.

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Racing. Colored Business Men’s Driving Club will give a Picnic and Horse Racing at State Fair Grounds, Monday August 5 Pacing and Trotting and Mortor-Cycle Rac ing President, Isaac Sims; Vice-Pres t Edw. Porter; Sec’y and Treas., John L. Lindsay; Chairman, Chas. Nunn. For stand privileges call New Phone 6698L Old North 614. Admission 25 cents 4-2t

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