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FT. WAYNE, IND.
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News for paper must be called in
no later than Friday of each week. Call A-7196. • Ft. Wayr.a Men’s Civic league la receiving many praise, worthy rehiarks over the successful scholarship award of |200 given to Fitzhugh Lyons outstanding scholastic and athletic graduate of the Central High school. Mr. P. A. Ly-
ons, senior president and
FRENCH LICK, IND.
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Mrs. Paredine Dock lovely of Louisville stopped here enroute to Lawrenceburg, Ky. and -fcras guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rogers last week. • Rev. S 'A. Hodge was called home on accout of the death of his father and will not be here for thfe fall season. • H. Mills and Robert James have returned from New York, where they sp^nt the summer. • Miss Alice K. Holden left Saturday for Fiak university, where she will enter school. • Miss Francis Soulsbury left for State Normal at Frankfort, Ky., Saturday. • Vermont Payn has returned to Morehouse n Atlanta, Ga. •. Jessie Steward. Detroit, Mich., is here for the season. • T. H. Johnson has returned after a two-week’s visit with his family in Louisville, Ky. • Capt. O. S. Russell, Cleveland, has returned for the season. * Rev. D. A. Graham. A. M. E. pastor lectured at the Friends church , in i Pooli last week. He was accompanied Church choir. Rev. Graham has
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Murray, chairman, educational com-j corn pi e ted his work for the year and mittee. •* nr?a 1 IFt -is zittpnriinir C!onfprp.nc'p in Richmond.
niittee. •* Mrs. _ SAHorw. Ft. Worth, Texas, is house guest of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Mlcheaux. May social functions were given in her honor. • Ultra Art club resumed their meetings Wednesday evening at Wheatley Social Center. Mrs. Olive Rhodes was charming hostess. An inttrdJjling Echo meeting of various contentions was enjoyed and a tasty wSbi served. * College roster reads: j Miss v Edith Robinson, Lynchberg Seminary, Lynchberg, Va.; Misses Jdsie Lee Bryant and Miriam Mourning, Wilberforce university; Miss Beatrice Burden, Indiana university; Miss Bernice Cook, City hospital No. 2, St. Louis, Mo.; Miss Ora Dee Jenkins, Chicago; John Ridley and Cl fton Pierce, Lincoln university, Chester, Pa.; Fitzhugh Lyons and Jessie Babb, Indiana • Mrs. Emma Ellis has returned from a fortnight visit with her daughter in Cambridge Springs, Pa. • Mrs. George Scott, Chicago, attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs Byron Jones. • Congregation and friends are elated over the return of Rev. J. Arminius Charleston to pastorate of Turner Crapel, A. M. E. church. • Mrs. Fern Strawbridge, Chicago . and Miss Faith Brown and George Ball, Kokomo, were week-end guests of Dr. Gert«ude McKinney, • Andrew Jones,^ 11-year-old son of Mrs. Helen Jones c^Pli last week. Funeral services were conducted at Mt. Olive Baptist church, Rev. J. H. Crawley, officiating. Surviving is the mother, one sister and one brother. • Mrs. Una Mae Turfer entertained members of Swastika club Thursday eveling at Wheatley Social Center, esaive whist was enjoyed and I’inty repast was served. • Rev. Mrs. C. A. Pugh are enjoying a 'motor trip to Ann Arbor and Idle1 vild, Mich. • Mrs. Velma Gaines and daughter Jean, who have been visiting th« itnmnP'u parent*-Mil.- a n-d Mrs. Wm. Warfield, have returned to their home In Toledo, O. • Mrs. Isabelle Jordan and family are spending winter with the former's relatives. Rev. and Mrs. O. Jordan. • Mrs. Irene Dean is convalescing. Leslie Smith is a patient at Hope Methodist hospital. George Williams continues seriously ill. • Funeral rites for Mrs. Celia Jones of Syracruse, N. Y., was conducted at Mt. Olive Baptist church, Thursday afteron. Rev. J. H. Crawley, officiating. Surviving is thehusband and two sons. • A dinner of beautiful appointment was given by Mrs. Samuel P. Jones Wednesday evening. Covers included Messrs, and Mdmes. Benj. i albert, Theodore Talbert and Mrs. George Scott of Chicago. Illnois. • Atty. W. L. Briggs everybody has returned from a business trip t o Dayton, O. • Please call A-7196, No later than Friday noon of each week.
MITCHELL, IND. —•— Bernice Clemens Rev. Wm. H. Giles preached his farewell sermon Sunday before conference. Sunday school attendance lias small, but we wish an increase Sunday. A social was given Tuesday night. • Mr. and Mrs. James Russel spent Sunday afternoon in French Lick. * Claude Wigginton spent Sunday in Bedford. * Charle Finley has gone to Dayton, O. * Mrs. Margaret and daughter Anna have returned from Ohio, where they have been for several days. * Daniel Grumes and Mrs. Alice Finely, Muncie motored here and spent the week end with Mrs. Jmes Russel and Mr. Crumes with his father-i-law, Charlie Duncan. * Claue Wigginton and Marion Clemons atended the lodge at French Lick. * Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Hughes spent Sunday in Bloomington with friends. Emett McChucheon of Ky., spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cooper.
Is attending Conference in Richmond, this week. • Prof. Lee princpal of Dunbar school spent the week end with his family at Seymour. * George Waddy was called to Nashville, Satuiday on account of the death of his mother. He was accompanied by Eugene Coun. * Bennie Brow r n left Wednesday for Talladega, where he will attend school. * Rev. Perry made a flying trip to Indianapolis to visit his wife, last week, * Rev. Powell and wife spent the week end at their home in Kentucky. * Mr. and Mrs. Ed Overton and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carter have returned from
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
WILMOT, ARK.
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E. S. Fielder
Our city rejoices a gain to know of the departure of some more o f our students for various schools. Miss Maple Watts left Saturday for Pine Bluff, Ark., to attend A. and M.; Albeit Slack left Sunday September 21 to attend the same school* * Baptizing was held Sunday by Rev. W. B. Benion, P. C. of Morning Star Baptist church at Portland, Ark. A number of persons from here attended. * Rev. E. J. Jones, P. C. of St. Mary C. M. Echurch baptized and christened following in his church: Miss Frankie Randolph, infant; , Mable Lewis Thompson, infant; Henry Thompson, Jr. * Mrs, Cute Mayo formerly Mary Johnson Lee,died fter a long Illness, bnrvivors are; mother, father, 4 sisters, one brother ’ and 4 small children. Interment, Smith cemetery by Rev. W. W. Booker, D. D. • Mrs. Sarah Elliott has returned from Little Rock last week, where she had been confined in hospital for some-
time.
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. LOGANSPORT, IND. —• — Mrs. Margaret Dabney entertained West Side Banking club at her home | in North Third street, Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs Robert Hill of Culver, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hill last week. • Mr. and Mrs. lec Taylor of Peru, were Sunday lata of Mr, and Mrs. James CarMiss Georgia Gray who has , guest of Mr. and Mrs. George pn has returned to Bloomington few day’s visit before returning ! Paul to reaume her studies at University of Minnesota.
TERRE HAUTE, IND. 2208 Spruce St, Elder L. R. Tol- | Spruce Street Rescue mission, bert, minister. Sunday prayer ser▼Jce, 6 a. m.; morning worship, 111:30 a. m.; S. S., 2 p. m.: eveI Bing service, 7:45 p. m. EvangelIfct service. The public is welcome at each service. | Second Missionary uaptlst—Corner of 14th & Oak Sta. Ray. B. N. Murrell, pastor. Morning worship at .10:45 o’clock. Church school at'12:30 p. m. B. Y. P. U. | at 6:30 p. m. Evaning worship at 7:45 o’clock. Highland Baptist—Sunday school at 0:30 a. m. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. m. Evening worship at 7:45 a*clock. ' Ift Paul'* Baptist—Cor. Second Jk Farrington Sts. S. S. at 6:30 a. m.; L. W. Ligon, supt. Rev. Moses I Pinckney, pastor. Morning worship. 11:00 o’clock. Evening wo* | ship 7:45 o’clock. Baptist—Cor 24th St Jk re. Rev. J. W. Butler, pastor, it 10 a. m.; S Harvey, supt ruing worship at 11:40 o’clock. Y. P. U. 6:30 p. m. Evening >rship at 7:30 o’clock. St ▲. M. E.—Cor. 19th A _ Sts. Rer. J. A. Mitcham, jr. Morning worship. Id: 30 o’* :k. S. 8., 13 a. a. A. C. E. L. it 6:30 p. m. Evening worship, NSO o’clock. Prayer meeting and study hour, Wednesday eve-
Mrs| L. Crutchfield
Emancipation Day celebration was
held Monday September 22,
ond „ Baptist church. Dr. Stephen Gill Spottswooa was the speaker. An Old-fashioned Bar-B-Q and refreshments was served. • Miss Mamie Long who was indisposed with a cold last week is improving. • Mrs. John Clinton of Bayou St., who has been ill is able to be out again. • Mrs. Susie Miller is slowlyn improving. • Miss Lillian Miller organized a Junior Red Cross in Fourth, Fifth and Sixth grades of her room at Dunbar school. * Rev. J. H. Wiggins was in Princeton Thursday on business. He is pastor of A. M. E. church end is ending a very successful year. * Quite a number atended the meeting at Bethel A. M. E. church Sunday. Rev. Giles and choir of M. E. church of Prniceton rendered valu-
able sfervices. Rev. A. L. Redmond, pastor of Second Baptist church and members have also been loyal. Rev. and Mrs. H. J. Thompson are attending annul A. M. E. conference at Richmond, this week. • Prof. Solemon Edwards of Indianapolis, was house guest of Miss Mamie Long, ’.ast week. • Mrs. Emma Tribble of Indianapolis, was week-end house guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Calvart. • Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ford, son Dr. Harry Ford and dauhgter Mrs. Frederick Hill of LaGrange, Illinois, are visitors this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ford are guests of Mr. and Airs. George Embry. Mrs. Hill and Dr. Ford are guests of Mr. and Mrs. -. Curtis Anderson. • Mrs. Ellen Knoe is resting
fairly well at this report.
ANDERSON, IND.
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Emmet Montgomery, Reporter Call 2256-J For News Before Sun. Rev. H. L. King preached at Allen Chapel church Sunday. Rev. A. L.
Washington closed up his year as pastor at Allen chapel. * Emancipation celebration at Second M. E. church was quite a success Saturday. Rev. Wallace, pastor of Scott chapel of Indianapolis, was the main speaker on the program. * James W. Geater is outlining his winter program for Negro Welfare association. The Pleasant Sunday Program committee with Mrs. Lena Ramey as chairman will meet in the near future to arrange
programs for the winter season. *
Mrs. Ruth Waughfleld was hostess to Modernistic club, Thursday evening. A short business session was
held and plans made fo- golf tourna-
ment for club members to be held
Monday evening September 29. The
hostess served luncheon to Clara
Massey, Anna Holland, Patsy Ran-
dolph, Katie Stafford, Ora Raymore, Mae Newsome, Edith Sum-
mers, Flow Marsh and Gladys Aiken. * Mr. and rs. R. Y. Paterson of Grand
Ave., North Anderson, celebrated their twentieth Wedding anniversary
Sunday with an Old-fashioned Country dinner. Many lovely presents were received by host and hostess. Those enjoying the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd and children, M r . end Mrs. Paul Milton and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor and granddaughter of Richmond; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Bliane, Mrs J. Coleman, Mrs. Green of Indianapolis; Mr. and Airs. Crawford, Air. and Mrs. James Sawyers of Atuncte; Air. ad Mrs. Edward Jackson and Mrs. Coleman Everett. • Mrs. Alary Grundy entertained Modern Priscilla club Tuesday evening at her home on Morton street. An interesting meeting was held and luncheon served to Mesdamea Lulu Lawrence, Alary Asbury, Johnetta Me-
at Sec- Reynolds, Ethel Ross, Bertha Man-
ley, Bruetta Gbolston, Mrs. Geo. Clemons nd Mrs. Inez Maxwell. * Airs. Hazel Gooding and children of Franklin visited friends here Sunday. * Aluch inerest is being shown In the ‘‘Musical Picture Review,” which will be given at Second AI. E. church October 2, Dy Ladies’ Aid No. 1. * Mrs. Ma^y Watkins entertained Ladle’s Aid No. 1 Thursday afternoon and Mrs. Sara Adam entertained Aid No. 2 Wednesday afternoon. * Air. and Airs. Chas. Jackson entertined at dinner Monday for Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fletcher and son, Benard of Detroit; Miss Louise Lowell of Pittsburgh and Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Fletcher of Rushvllle. • Miss Alice P. Kelly, state grand president ol Sisters’ of Charities will speak at Bethesda Baptist c^hurch,' Tuesday September 28. * Little Martha Ann
Mathews Is 111 at her home in Beverly
Terrace.
WEST BADEN, IND.
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Dean and Mrs. G. W. Gore, .Jr., baby and chauffeur of Tennessee State college have returned home. * Rev. G. W. Gore, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Holden and Mrs. Alice AI-eKlnney visited Washington, where they as* slcted Rev, W M. Kelly In his rally Sunday. Rev. Gore delivered a sermon and Mrs. Carrie Holden sang a beautiful solo. Rally was quite, a success. * Baptist church has decided to close its Fall rally on second Sunday in October. Their goal is $500.00, which it is hoped will clear all Indebtness on new improvements, which have been made In basement of church. Each member and friend In asked to give $5.00. There will be a program during the day with dinner served in now dining room ki Church basement. An fnvittlon Is extended to friends in nearby towns to come and spend the day. • Carson Burnett, manager^ of Sprudel Baseball team, has returned to the Valley. • Air. and Mrs. Tom Christopher are back in the city, after spending the summer at Ballard Fishing camp. * Colored hijliaitl parlor was entered last Tuesday morning by three white holdup men and robbed of $1,500.00. It seems that robbers are missing no one these days. •> Baptist choir gave an Educational benefit social at parsonage Friday rght. They realized a very nice sum. * Willing Workers and Alissionary are planning to have a Manless Wedding In near future at church. • Miss l Frances Saulisberry left last week to enter Kentucky State college at Frankfort, while Aliss Alice Holden k ft for Nashville, Tenn., where she will enter Fisk university. Both young ladies graduated from French Lick High school, last spring.
BLOOMINGTON, IND.
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Jsmss L. Johnson There was a Republican get-to-gether supper at A. M. E. church and a large crowd attended. • Miss Lewis of Idianapolls is visiting Mrs. Ada Edmond. • Rev. J. M. Nickles who has been pastor of A. M. E. church Tor past four years will deliver his last sermon Sunday 'evening at church. He will leave for annual church conferecne at Richmond, Tuesday. Bishop A. J. Cary will preside at conference. During. his stay in Bloomington Rev. Mr. Nickles has made many friends, among white people as well as col01 ed people. He has increased the membership of the church and reduced the debt. Regret at his leaving the city will! be felt by h r s many
friends.
FRANKFQRS, KY. Miss Harriett Anderson left last week for Wilberforce university. * Fpneral services for Mrs. Alae Jessie Canada were held from First Rapist church Sunday afternoon at 3:00 pj m. • Rev* H. C. Weeden, Louisville wa* In the city i on busi-ness-Friday. • Miss Hattie 1 Green was hostess to porosis club Friday
EVANSVILLE, IND.
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fcrflst Edith E. Hite
Hoods Ttmple Zion church. Rev. C. C. Marks', pastor. Services were largely attended Sunday. The pastor seemed at hie best. In the afternoon, he preached for Elder Reed at the Church of God In Lincoln avenue. A splendid group of roembera were with him. Ladies’ Aid ociety held a fine session with Mrs. Arenus Crawford lost week. Mrs. Broshears In West Louisiana street is hostess this week. Pastor’s Aid met Monday night with the president, Mrs. Ida Copeland Monday night. • Mrs. Hester Terry in Olive street wity be hostess for Jolly Housewives club, Monday evening. Mrs. Anna Lenox, president. * Mrs. Mary Cole and husband of Chicago, stopped over In the city last Wednesday with Mrs. Anna Lenox in Walnut street. They were en route to Chattanooga, Tenn. • ■. Naomi Loving and children in Mitchell street have as their pleasant guest for the week her father, .A B. Hunter, of Hartford, Ky. • Little W Ilford Coleman in South Evans avenue is on sick list. Mrs Cherry McKinney in East Cherry street is on sick list. • The great athletic campaign is now on at Lincoln school. Buy your season tickets and boost Lincoln, • Services j were nicely atended at Oakdale,
evening. Whiat was ifatured and j Sunday. Sunday school was full of prizes were won by Armour Black- enthusiasm. Senior Girls captured
both attendance and finance banners from their rival, the. Adult class.
burn, ’Mrs. Baxter and Airs. M. Hall. Miss Green’s guests were Air. and
GREENCASTLE, IND.
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Airs. Florence Allies, Airs. Mitchell and Jasper Adams conlnue on sick list. • Air. and Mrs. Andrew Pittman and daughters, Mary and Margaret, Mrs Chas. Taylo^ and Jasper E. Taylor motored to Brazil, Sunday and atended the funeral of Mrs. Porter. * Airs . Jessie Nichols also attended the funeral of Mrs. Portef m Brazil Sunday. * AIlss* Helen Miles was in Tere Haute, Mon. for Emanc : pation exercises. • Eugene Miles, Dayton, O., Is spending his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miles. • Porter Call wrlght passed away at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cartwright last Sunday morning. His death was a shock to the entire community. He was liked by all who knew him and will be missed by his many friends. His funeral was held from St. Paul Baptist church Tuesday afternoon with Rev. Duerson in charge. • Rev. C, M. C. Hammond preached at St. Paul Baptist church, last Sunday. • Association concert given at Mount Zion church church last Friday night was a huge success.
Lost Creek Metkodist—Rev. Jos. Churchill, pastor. S. S., 2 p. m. Preachipg services at 3 p. ai. Copeland Chapel C. M. S.—1935 tor. S. S. at 9:45 a. m. Epworth league at 6 p. m. Evening worship at 7:30 o’clock. Prayer meeting at 7:30 p. m„ Wednesday. Friendship Baptist —20th & Linden Sts. The Rev. C. H. Robb, pas tor. S. S., 9:30 a. m. Sermon, 11 a. m. B. Y. P. U:, «:30 p. m. Evening service. 7:30 «.v-lock. First Free Baptist—Cor. 13th A Franklin Sts. The Rev. E. W. Warfield, pastor, uiijan Parks, superintendent ot S. S. Regular meetings during the day. Saulter’s M. E.—Rev. L. E. Jordan, pastor. School of Religious Education at 10 a. m. oMrning worship at 11 o'clock. Evening worship at 7:30 o'clock. Mt. Pilgrim Baptist cnurch—Cor of 19th and Elm Sts. Rev. O. E. Johnson, pastor. S. S., 9 :30 a. m. Morning service, 11 o’clock. B. Y. P. TJ. at 6:30 p. m. Evening services at 8 o’clock. t Allen Chapel—Cor. 5rd A Crawford Sts. Rev. E. L. Rabitory, pastor. Morning worship at 10:45 c’clock. S. S. at 12:30 p.. m. Allen Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. Evening worship a$ /:45 o’clock. Oalvary Baptist—Co/. 13th St A College Are. Rev, J. B. Duncan, pastor. 8. S., 3:36 a. m. Ret. C. M Wlnbush, supt Morning worship 7:30. meeting 7:36 p. Wednesday^
LAFAYETTE, IND. —•— Alisa Agnes Johnson, New York City, is visiting her parents. She is. employed at Lincoln hospital In Harlem and holds a registered certificate from Empire state. She is a Lafayette product and her many irlends are proud of her success. • Q. Wiggins, who l.i sojourning at Leland, Mich., was in the city a few days last week. • Mrs. Bessie Hill was very agreeably surprised by a number of friends on her birthday last week, at her home, North 17th street. A pleasant evening was enjoyed and delicacies served. • Rev. b. F. Adams completed work of conference year last Sunday and Is attending annual session at Richmond, this week. • Mra. Gertrude McDonald is convalescing at her home in Salem street. • Messrs. O. T. Ramsey an<| Joshua Monroe and their families accompanied by Mesdames Helen Wilsoin nd Mary Wharton motored to Frankfort, Sunday, where they enjoyed a buffet lunch with Mrs. Lula Tapp and Mr. and Airs. A. F. Lindsey at he. home of Mrs. F. A. Brown on South' First street. They also visited Mr. and Airs. Sa rtuels enroute home. • Air. and Mrs. R. L. Johnson had as their guests last week, her sister Mrs. Irene Gilmore and daughters of Carrolton, Ky. They enjoyed several social functions while here. • Miss Ethel Weir is spending a few weeks vacation with her parents, before returning to Lincoln hospital in New York, where she resumes her course In trained nursing department. • Official board of Second Baptist church have arranged to hold Fall rally on secorid Sunday In October, on which occasion Revs. O. C. Maxwell, Sr. of St. Louis. Mo. and O. C. Maxwell, Jr. of Chicago, will be In charge of sarvlces. • Mrs. Carrie Johnson, son R- Fulton aftd daughter Agnes, returned last Monday from a motor trip to Carrolton, Ky.; New Liberty, Ky. and Madison. '
NORTH VERNON, IND.
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Velma Dixon, Phone 149-L There will be a Collegiate Magician at Second M. E. church, Tuesday September 30. Plenty of good entertnment. • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Downing and fami'f of Anderson spent week end with Air. and Mrs. Emmet Downing. • Raymond Bolden, u’ake Peck and Harry Phillips spent Sunday In Flatrock and Hope, visiting friends. • Sick list: Wm. Good and Lina Litzy are improving nice1>. • Spencer Easton who is a patient at hospital at Indianapolis is improving nicely. All.-.hope for him a speedy recovery. • Phone your news to 149-L early. • Airs. Carrie Barton has returned to her home after a few days visit in Cincinnati, Ohio. • Mrs. Ophelia Nidy is improving nicely. • Miss Opal Beatty is visiting friends in Hanover. • Airs. Esie Stevens attended the funeral of John Davis at Greensburg, last week. * Alanuel Feck and famly, Mr. ad Mrs. Edgar Brown and Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Moyer attended the funeral of John Davis, Greensburg, last week. • Quite a few friends gathered at the home of Aliss Opal Beatty Saturday night. Evening was spent in music, dancing and games. Several from Hanover and Madison attended the party. • Jesse Staten spent the week end with his grndmother at Madison. • Mrs. Lucy Staten is visiting her mother in Madison. • MisS Mary Sadler of Columbus, visited her aunt and unc’.e, Mr. and Mrs. O. Sadler. • Russtil Good epent several days in Cincinnati, last week.
Mrs. Armour uiackburn and Mrs. Baxter of Indianapolis, Ind. • The entertainment season of Frankfort ivas opened at Mayo Underwood High school Friday evening by a well presented Style show sponsored by Jackson K. Robb for the benefit’ ol Winnie A. Scott AlemoriaJ hospital. Too much cannot be said in commendation of this effort. Many beautiful costumes were displayed by a host of attractive young ladies who acted s models. • Airs. Currie Conley entertained Church Aid society Friday evening. • Farewell services for Rev. H. H. Brewer, pastor • of St. John’s A. M. E. church were held Sunday afternoon. • Prof. C. S. Johnson is Improving. * Harry Johnson of Washington street is improving. • Mrs, Pearl Coleman and daughter Imogene. Detroit, were in the city a few days last week guests of their sisters .and Mesdames Mary E. Davis and Caliie Hudson. Miss Louise Coleman accompanied them home afer several month's stay in the city. • Miss Louise Coleman entertined with a farewell party Saturday at the home of Airs. Afargle Hall on E.
Fourth street. • j
WASHINGTON, IND. . —• Mrs. F. Eateal Serricas at. Second Baptist church were very good Sunday. Mfltp a very h.tei'Sfting Sunday School lesson. The Fish fry held at the home o f
Airs. Carrie Norris, teacher and Miss Alice Hambleton, class secretary. Rev. Caldwell delivered two excellent sermons. Prof. Best was a visitor Sunday morning. In the afternoon, Oakdale lodge, 62, K. of P., held their anniversary services. A splendid program was enliened. Rev. Jeff Dixon and male quartet conducter services. Also the Little Zion quartet. Busy Bee club will give a big musical at the church September 29. Tickets only five and ten cents. Mrs. Fannie Church, president: Edith Hite pianist. • Mr, and Mrs. Stephen McFarland have as their house guest their daughter, Mrs. Annie*'Murray of Detroit, Mich. • Mrs. MattU Potts in Tenth street, was delightful hostess for * Herculean club of Liberty Baptist church, last Thursday evening. About twenty-seven guests were present. Th6 house was decorted with cut flowers throughout. A dainty two-course luncheon was served. • Fentacostai Assembly mission in East Cherry street reports^ fine services Sunday. Come out tu. our Bible school and other services. We gladly welcome visitors. Elder Stewart, paster.
MUNCIE, IND. —•— Mrs. Ella V. Woldridge Rev. A. E. Taylor and daughter Miss Terene Taylor and Rev. and Mrs. r. H. Jackson left for Richmond, Tuesday morning to attend annual A. M. ,E. conference. Senior choir ot Shaffer Chapel, A. M. E. church ivncirred a splendid prograroe .Sunday right for .the colse of conference year. The following numbers were rendered: selection, choir; prayer, Airs. Mary e'. P. Keith; selection, thoir; Scripture lesson, Rev. Pope; reading of notices; solo, Kmmerson Goodall accompanied by Vivian Good&li; duet, Mr. and Mrs. Olile Taylor accompanied by their sou, Master Charles Henry with hts Trombone; Instrumental solo, Airs. Willard Stewart; Vocal solo . Aliss Ogretta Cl“mons accompanied by Miss Terene Taylor; reading, Miss Alajory Miller; Vocdl solo, Aliss Anna Jane Goodall, accompanied by Airs. Wilma Stewart; Offering; benediction, Rev. Pope. • Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hanzard, Saginaw, Alich., have returrned home after a few days visit with her mother, Airs. Rodgers. • Mrs. Carl Beatty delightfully eotertained members of Ball’s State college, Electricians, Tuesday evening at a dinner at Blue Bird Cafe. • Mr. and Airs. George Aloody of Highland Ave., entertained at a breakfast last Sunday morning as a courtesy to Airs. M. J. Pope of Cincinnati. Covers were laid for Rev. and Airs. Oscai Saunders and daughter Grace, Aliss Alary Hutchinson, Mrs. Florence Young and Airs. Fannie Myers. * Miss Louise Jones left Wednesday for Wilberforce, O., where she entered WiiLerforce university. • Slayton’s Boys band gave a concert Monday evening at Union Baptist church for Club No. 2. The band is just one year old and gives wonderful programs. They are raising money to pay for their new uniforms. Anyone ^ishns to engage these boys for a concert on a program, please see !• Slayton or Ollie Taylor. • S. S. club gave a play Friday under auspices of Butler and Mystery clubs, entitled “Dr, Cure All.” • Mrs. Jennie Ford, Henry Jackson, Soloman Benson and Air. Webb of E. First street, are on sick list. * Air. and Airs. Granger. Alassey and Clifford Gaten have returned home from Detroit, Alich., after visiting at the bedside of the latter’s sister. Airs. Ella G. Munce.
BURNETT, IND.
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Mrs. Wlltad Moody Air. and Mrs. Paul Andor«on and daughter Leoma, motored to Chicago and spent the week end. * Air. and Mrs. > Kenneth Hathe^^ck visited Mr. and Airs. Wesley ilu 1 hccock Satur-
Mrs. F. Este&l was a success flat- day. • Mrs. L. Stewart visited here
RICHMOND, IND. Hattie E. Prestly Circle of Alt. ( Moriah, met at Airs. Maud Lewi’s, Vine street, Wednesday afternoon. • Mt. Olive Baptist Church; Pastor's anniversary of Rev. J. W. Robinson was held each evening, a program vas rendered by vai-.ous auxiliaries. Rev. J. I. West preached each ever ring. • Dorcas Aid of the Church of God met at. 13 John street. A good program was rendered. Mrs. . Rowley gaye Bible lessons Subj., VA Crowded Inn.” " ■ ' * *. '4
LYLES, IND. Lyles A. M. E. church: Rev. A. L. Johnson, pastor. Services were well atended Sunday, 3:00 p. m. Rev. V/aters preached and his two sons played and sang. 7:00 p. m.,'Arthur Wilson made a talk. Aid of Wayman chapel presented Mrs. A.. I.. Johnson with a beautiful present for her faithful duties In the club. Rev. and Mrs. Johnson left Tuesday for conference which convenes in Richmond. • Emancipation day was celebrated at school Monday. • Edw. Malone is improving slowly. • Airs. Ada Littlepage is indisposed at her home. • Miss Minnie Lyles, who was very ill is better. • Mrs. Martha Lyles, Bridgeport, Illinois, is guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. Parks and other re^> stives this week.
urday night. Mrs. F. Esteal and Mrs. Chas. Cplbert will attend the Executive Board meeting of Mt. Olive Baptist State association, which wll! be held wltfc Ottve Branch Baptist church Princeton Thursday and Friday. • Miss Myrtle Tali left Monday for Bloomington, after a few day’s v.«it with 'her father, J. Tall ami family. • Mr. and Mrs. Loui Mootrey and Aliss Tola V. Barker molortd to Evansville Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Armstrong and Aliss Jeanette Mitchell motored to Louisville, Ky., Saturday. • Mrs. C. W. Saunders, AIlss Banche Jamieson, Herman Neal and Warren Cooper motored flom Champaign, 111., Sunday and y.er* guests of friends for a brief visit. • Noche Aleurcules club wishes to thank the pubtte for their support in cleaning the Hawkins cemetery. The work has been completed and is opened for inspection by the public. Donation* contributed were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bailow, $1; Airs. Leona Washington, 50c; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bledsoe, $1; Roy Bledsoe, Die; Mr. and Airs. Wm. Austin, $1; Walter Bledsoe, 50c; Air. and Mrs. Herbert Bledsoe, $1; Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Armstrong , 50c: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Isom, $1; Miss Miley M. Cottee, 50c; Mrs. Alleda White, 50c: L. M. Cdttee, 50c; Gardner Johnson, 50c; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Reed, $1; S. W/ Green, $1; Everett Colbert, 50c; Mrs. Lydia Hawkins, 50c; Mrs. Helen Nichols, 50c; John Tall, $1 and Noche Msurcules club, $2. Airs. Clyde l. mbles was hostess to the club Tuesday eveing. at the close of the business session the hostess served dainty refreshments. • Mr. and Mrs. A. Simmofts and children spent Sunday in Lawrenceyllle, Illinois. • Beulah A. AI. E. church: Services were Veil attended Sunday. A splendid Sunday School lesson was enjoyed. An inspiring sermon w;a» preached fey pastor^ after which little Miss Wilma Jean, daughter of Air, and Mrs. William Granger, Jr., was baptized by pastor in a beautiful and touching service in which the Cradle Roll class took an active part. Sunday being the last in the conference year. Special services were held at 3:60 p. m. ,’ with Rev. Gore of West Baden, preachjng a wonderful and inspiring sermon. Rally for Dollar money and Conference claims w'»t* successful. Services held Thursday night Rev. Redmon, Vincennes preached; about twepty-five of Rev, Redmon’s members and friends accompnled him. Rev. Jerry Allen preached Friday night. • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holden arid Mrs. Alice McKinney, West Baden, accompanied Rev. Gore here to hold services Sunday and were guests of Rev. and Mrs. Kelly. • Mrs. Martha Granger and baby, Mrs. Harriet Wright and baby were dinner g&efcts of Mr. and Airs. Paris Hamilton Sunday. Entertainment at Air. and Mrs. C. ’ G. Harmon’s Tuesday night was a success. • A Chicken Supper will be given St parsonage Monday night. • Rev. and Mrs. Kelly left for conference at Rich-
mond Monday.
Tuesday. • Airs. Jemima Redmon visited Mary El Hathecock Saturday. • Mr. Williamson of Zion Hill, 111., is week-end guest of Mrs. Eva Hill and daughter Dorthy Williamson, who is a house guest of Miss Hill. • Miss Nila Pettiford, who Is teaching at Vincennes, is spending the week end v/ith her parents, Mr! and Mrs. Arthur Pettiford. • Mrs. Jane Tribble, Alice Hathecock and Hubert Norton
visited Mrj, Inez Stewart Sunday. * Mr. and Airs. Virgil Hill of Clinton, visited here Sunday. • Alissionary gave a delightful program Thursday night. • Airs. Preston, Mary E. Hathecock, June Love and children Gilbert Hathecock atteikled church services ir Terre Haute, Sunday night. • Airs. Flossie Nortoh and children were Sunday diner guests of Miss Eva Hill. • Wayne Lewis of ’J erre Haute, left Sunday for Evanston, Illinois, where he will enter North Western
university.
FRANKFORT, IND.
W. R. Trice
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Purcell motored to Indianapolis Sunday afternoon. • Homer Parker, Rpss Brown and Col. Norah motored tp Lafayette. Thursday. • Jess Martin passed tr-rough here Friday from Lafayette enroute to Indianapolis. • Rev. Samuells preached at the A. AI. Lj. church Friday night. • Freddie A. Brown, Jr., attended a dance at Lafayette, Friday. • Dave t Copheavon spent Wednesday night in Indianapolis visiting friends and rel-
atives. • Rev. Samuells who formerly j st;rvice of her church
lived in the country hi.* moved to 1009 West Walnut street. He will take charge of D. S. Dairy farm. • Air. and Airs. O. T. Weir and Burnis Warfield - motored ~ to Lafayette, where they ; visited friends and relatives of Mr. Warfield. • Air. Shadd ot Lebanon has beeh visiting Airs. Lula Tapp a few days • this week. * Rev. Chenault preached his regular enr-iiu* at Lebanqn and here Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rjss Brown. • Air. - and Mrs. Clemmie Purcell, Airs. Frank Lindsey, Mrs. Roberts of Cleveland, O., motored to Terre Haute, Alonday. Mrs. Roberts purchAed a new Ford at Frankfort agd Capt. Tonnie delivered it to her sister at Terre Haute. • Air. and Airs. Guiller Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Monroe and son Jr. r Airs. Sam Horton and Mrs. Williams of Lafayette, were guests of Air. and Mrs. Freddie Brown, Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Weir and Mr. Warfield motored to Kokomo, Sunday. * Richard Brown returned home from Cleveland, O., anapolis, where he Is attending a Friday night and has gone to Indi-
dental college.
HARTFORD, KY. Fannie Hint* Service* at M. ES church were well
JEFFERSONVILLE, IND.
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John R. Robinson
The crowd last Friday night was the largest that has attended the tent meetings being conducted at Warder park by Rev. Ralph Rader. Aleeting was scheduled to begin at 7:30; by 7:00 seats were taken. One hundred extra chairs were placed outside of the tent, but these were soon filled and several hundred people were standing. The colored churches of this city, Invited to give a program of Spirituals with Rev Tolbert, in charge Rev. Logau, Louisville, came over with the famous Gospel chorus and gave several spirituals. In opinion of many present, this was one of the best Aluvical programs ever given here. The solo sung by Mr. Brown, especially made a big hit and he has been asked to sing at a Alusical revue to be given Saturday night. Air. Rader spoke on ihe “Palm ‘Tree Blessing,” Upon the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jefusalem thfe people waved palm branches,” the evangelist said ’ The palm tree is called the prince of the vegetable kingdom. The palm tree first of all it Is useful. It has more than 365 different uses. “The Christian with the palm tree blessing is useful. Half of the church Is dead timberfl Half of the church is willing t.> work and the other half is willing to allow them to do so. “The palm tree is also fruitful. It begins to bear fruit when it is five years old and btars until it dies. The palm tree Christian is fruit bearing Christian. "Lastly the palm tree was a sign of victory. Jesus Christ lived the only victorious life ever lived on this earth.” • Aliss Sarah E. and Alice P. D. Robinson spent Sunday afternoon in Louisville with Messrs. Walling and Wilhick. • Wedding of Miss Bertha Moore and Johnny Walker was solemnized at the residence o f Rev. Chinn Sunday evening September 14th. • Miss Alary Bullock, Dayton, is visiting relatives and friends. * Air. and Mrs. James Dyson are succeeding fine with their work at their new home on Illinois Ave. • Airs. Dora Robinson attended
in Louisville,
CHARLESTOWN, IND. Services were held at Bethel A. M. E. church fc* oday. Bro. Henry WHliarns of Jeffersonville preached In the morning and Rev. Tolbert at 3:Ut! p. m. Rev. Tolbert preached his eiotM ing sermon of the year; it was very strong, forceful end full of Spiritual truths; “Follow Mo anti I will make jou Fishers of Metr.” • Rev. Anderson, Dayton, O., special supervisor of *ome branch of the fork in the U r S., preached at Second Baptist church preached Thursday night from Subj., "Wait On the Lord.” Rev. Highbaugh, moderator of N. District was present Thursday night. • Mrs. Jackten entertained at supper Thursday night In honor of Rev. Highbaugh: Mrs. Sadie Green and Mrs. Nina Jackson Saunders and children and Mrs. Lover Jones. * Rev. Anderson was supper guest Thursday night of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones. • Mr. and Airs. John Johnson have moved to Louisville. • Darrel Hayden is convalescing. • Mrs. Viola Douglass. Jeffersonville, visited her uncle Sunday, George Jackson. • Mrs. Mary Taylor, Jeffersonville Was visiting friends Sundy. • So many school-children and others nearly sick with colds. • Richard Smith, Louisrllls visited his mother, Mrs. Susan Smith, Sunday. ,
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MADISON, IND, Greenville Harri* Mr. and Mrs. Oren. Saunders JeJt Tuesday morning for Lake Forpst, 111., after spending three weeks with tehir mother. Airs. Susie Alums and relatives. • Airs. Lizzie Carver was removed from the hospital to her home on Popular street and is Improving nicely. • The social that was given by Alens club at Second Bap tist church Saturday Nite proved very successful. • Miss Jane Amos returned home the first of week after spending the week end at Gary with Mrs. Leota Simmes. • Mr. and Mrs. James Bolden of Mich, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tandy motored to Cincinnati, O., Sunday for the day to visit friends and relatives. • Airs. Harry Anderson of South Bend, is visiting dr. and Mrs. Claude Whittaker.
BOSTON, KY - —•— Miss Marion’ Northern' Frank Miller entertained at dinner Sunday: Ike Beeler, John Barns, Rev. L. G. Lang and Airs. Alice Davis, who is visiting her brother, r. Miller for two weeks. • Mrs. Gertie Hackley entertaned Mrs. Myrtle Northern, Airs. Alartha Duvall, Mrs. Emma Hackley, Sunday evenipg. • Mrs. Owen Neail, Mrs. D&vis and Mr. Aliller visited Russel Beeler, Sunday. • Emmett Hackley visited LebanonJunction, Saturday and was guest of Mrs. Maggie Cunningham. • Mr, and Mrs. Hackley were dinner guests of Mrs. Northern, Sunday.
SHELBYYILLE, IND. Josepfl Hill Miss Mary Ellen Starks left Saturday for Terre Haute to enter the Normal. • Air. and Mr*. George Grissom, Mr. and Airs. Eddie Johnson and Henry Smith were guests to relatives in the queen city, Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lambert were in Indianapolis, Sunday guefeta of friends. • Mrs. Gertrude Johnson was week-end guest of friends in Indianapolis, Sunday. • Mrs. Arma*-* Campbell who has been quite iodispowd for last four weeks is slowly improvig. • Mrs. Myrtle Penn, who has been spending her vacation in Northern wilds of Mich., has returned to her home here. • A letter from Mrs. Myrtle , Jones, who is practising law th Chicago, will spend a few weeks vacation with her father, Joseph Hill. • Rev. Y- C. Terrfell who has had quite an attack of Typhoid fever is much improved.
Ky. • Aliss Alice P. D. Robinson received a letter from Aliss Barbara Wilson who was telling her about the illness of Doc R. L. Cherry’s daughter, Lola Cherry, who has been ill for quite a time. Her recovery is doubtful. * Aliss Lola Cherry was a class-mate of Aliss Robinson In school
In Bardstown, Ky.
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f,cn, pastor. • Miss Nannie Hines was elected delegate to attend Young Peoples’ meeting in Evaneville, Ind., October 15, .16 and 17. Rev. and Mrs L. A. Watson and Mrs. Fannie Hines #1D also attend meeting. • Rev. and Mra. Watson were dinner guest* of Mr and Mrs. Elex Vick, Thursday. • Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Walker a baby gin neptemoer i2; mother 1 a- ’ baby are getting along fine. • Mrs. Ada Mortan and sister, Louisville, Ky., are guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rucker.
Shelby County **Voter8 Support This Republican Ticket — Straight All These Men Are Unexcelled: For Congress—James N. Elliott Your proved friend, his record shows it. For Prosecutor—Harold C. Barger, Well qualified, a good lawyer, worthy of your help. F*o r State Representative — Ray Hones, He has legislatlre judgement. • For Clerk of Court—Vannoy Roberts, Efficient Service for all citizens For Treasurer—Sylvester Towns, tazpayers money will be safe with him. For Auditor—K. Herd Gordon—His record tands for itself, Your friend every day of the week.
For Recorder—Ray. Sexton, You knowand like him.
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For Sheriff—George A. Nigh, Always ready and willing to protect your life ahd pro|>erty. He’s for every man thats right. You always know where he stands. For Surveyor—James E. Norris, He will save us money. For Assessor—Emory R. Hunt, You already know him to be fair and capable. , • • .,*L* For Coroner—Doctor Robert GehreS, Every man to his trade, A coroner should be a Doctor. Commisioner 1st District—Charles E. Garrison; Commissioner 2nd District—Charles At. Campbell, Honest, careful, good business men. County Council — Metvin Bassett, Edward F. Rapp, John L. Yarling, Albert Totten, Harry AI. Arbuckle, Milton Bass and Henry Jones. VoU\for each an all; they know thd County’s needs. For Trustee, Addison Township— Arthur Chafee, he knows the public needs, Give him a chance and and he wil prove it. For Assessor Addison Township— Ora Sanddefur, Ora is O. K. put him in. You will like him now: ’ You’ll like him when he’s in. , ( With These Men Every Citizen ’ Get* A Square Deal r... Shelby County Republican Central Committee, Ralph Adame, Chairman. Frank Glee eon, Secretary
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