Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1936 — Page 14
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THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER
Saturday, August 22; 1986
NEWS ABOUT THE FOLKS HERE AND THERE
DEOATTR NEWS Mrs. Hufh Taylor Had just retunuHl from the itoasute of her sick brother, Mt. TOglnlwthan, ('hicago, when she received a relegraui of his death. Elder Hollingshed has returned from Detroit, Michigan, where he attended Bishop (iihson’s funeral. Mrs. Delia Moon sj>e!it the week-end in Toledo. with her brother. * , Mr. and Mrs. rhurles Williams, accompanied by their father, C. It. Bailey, motored to Brownsville] Tenn., visiting relatives. Xlny Jeftiies spent the week-end with his mother, at Humbolt. Tenn. Mr. and Mr* George Freeman have come from Gary to visit thir Parent at s2t) Rogers avenue. The Toung Peoples' Forum of Antioch Baptist church gave a play entitled, ' **A Girl’s (’onrage ’. The most colorful scene in the play was a gay party, in a luxurious home. Those taking part in the play! Charles Livingston. Jr.. Ryan Bailey, Jeff( rson Belue. Cl&yborn Shelby, Misses Wilma and Nettie Hawkins. Lillian Roberson, Hattie Bell Raker, Bernice Rond, Ida Joe Shirley. Ada Allison, * and music 4endered by Mrs. Grace Parham. Misses Wilma and Nettie Hawkins, accompanied by Miss Anno .May Starks of Limmln, Illinois, motored to Danville, with their brother, Lawrence Hawkins, they were guests nt a dinner party, glv eh by Rob Paterson. Rev. Fields lias conducted a successful rally at Antioch Baptist cbmvh to aid ihe building Fund. Roscoe Sim m« ns will speak In l>chdlf of the Republican ’club, of Decatur, at Guards Armory, August 2Kth. Rer. and Mrs. P. W. Fields are leaving Very soon to go South on tbefr vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams, and Miss Margaret Hoil motored to Brownsville. Tennessee. Rev. and Mrs. Roger Williams has returned from a visit in the South. Mf. and Mrs. Green, and Mrs. Mer.V Outlaw of St. Louis are visiting Mr. and Mrs ; Frank Anderson. Mrs. LncHe Nelson is visitirig relatives in Ripley. Tenn. Mrs. Susie Hawkins, wjtb her twin girls, Wilma, and Nettie with their frtehd, Miss Anna M n y Starks, will motor South on a vacation trip with Lawrence Hawkins.
BOONVILLE. INI). Mrs. Mary Casey Mt. Liberty Baptist Sunday school .and morning service Were conducted as usual, ('rank Jewel is^ attending Hiintinghurg fair this week. Phillip Green has lieen on the sick list for several days. Mrs. Mary Casey and Mattie Green, attended the hoard meeting at Rvtrasville of the Southern Indana District association held nt Rev. Bank’s ehnreh on Virginia street la*t Tuesday. Rev. Grinter visited his sister in Providence. Kentucky, August 2. While .there, he preached a very interesting sermon, and returned to dll his own pulpit. August !>. Mrs. Susan Brown Roberts is able to he up and around in the house. Genera 1 Moss is improving. Mrs. Mary Jones left for Indianapolis to visit her son and daughter-in-law.
TERRE HAUTE, INI).
P. W. Corley
The Busy Bee club and mem l»crs of the Highlnhd Baptist church will sponsor a home-com-ing, Sunday. Free umners will he served In the church bhseraent; a program will be rendered in tin* afternoon, at which time, the following officers will be installed. Mrs. Daisy Booker, president; Mesdames Luella Russell, vice president; Mrs. Cinderella Blade, secretary; Mrs. Willa Roberts, assistant secretary: Mrs. Fannie Owens. treasurer; Mrs. Edith Snyder, chairman of purchasing committee; Henri Walker, chahman of program committee: Iona
('lark, reporter.
The Indies aid society of the
First Free Baptist church will sponsor a dedication service, Sunday at 3:30 p. m., August 30. The Men’s club of Spruce Street church have completed the cement steps for the two doors. The Lookout club is responsible for the windows of the auditorium, the church Is busy with preparations to entertain the A. M. E. conference which will convene here Septemlier, 23. Rev. R. F. Boyd, pastor, is lining up the auxiliaries In the w’ork that
must he done before conference. Tuesday evening, August 2o. the
public is invited to attend the annual affair given by the Rod and Gun club at the Community house,
Bpruce and 22nd streets. Refresh
ments served_£ree nnd interesting prograiii and Informing talks oh
conservation will lie given. ■ Charles Williams, undertaker. Is
very ill. Mrs. Sylvia Blake is able to assume her duty ns head cutter on the Sewing project, No.
0181. Mrs. .Minnie Broadie. rc
turned home Sunday from Chicago. much improved from several weeks’ Illness at the home of her
daughter.
Funeral services for Mrs. Louise Tootle. 02 years, who died Friday morning after several weeks’ illi ess wore held Sunday at 1 p. in. at the Spruce street M. E. church. The Eulogy was given by Rev. W. D. Shannon of Allen Chnpei. Rev. Boyd, pastor, gave n short taik. Mrs. W. D. Channon, soloists. Mrs. Tootle aws a resident of this ■ nv r>0 years and an active nnfnber in religious activities of her church .*.s long a* her health wotiirl p'r-
ndf.
Survivors are: Nathan, son; Mrs. Laura Brooks of Indianapolis and Mrs. Laisy Manuel. dn’igVers; and three grandchildren : t oir greatgrandchildren: three grandchildren and Mrs. Laura Brooks, all of Indiauajiolis attended th<funcral. Miss Edth Uoa-.-h. Indianapolis, 13 visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William Hopson have moV;‘d from |<;3S Elm street to 1(107 Elm street. Miss Elenore Bell, who spent her vacation with her mother. Mrs. Susie Bell, left Monday for Baltimore, where she teaches in Baltimore schools. Misses Lura Muie Blgham rnd Irnbel Brown atteuded the National Tennis Tournament of Wilberlone university and also visited in Richmond, and Michigan.
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FORT-WAYNE, IND.
The following .Sunday schools:
Shiloh Baptist, Church of God, Pilgrim Baptist, Turner Chapel A. M. E., Greater Mt. Olive Baptist and the Mt. Olive Baptist enjoyed the third annual picnic nt the LaWtoh park, Thursday. The .Wheatley Center All Star gins ouseoall team defeated , the Memorial park girls score 10-14. The OCT .hoys of Cromwell, Ind., played the Wheatley Center hoys the resnlt being it tie. * SWirriming, tennis .and other activities were enjoyed. Dr. H. J. Wilsoh, president df the city-wide Sunday school Connell. The Rev. S. E. Taylor, midget Evangelist, is conducting a series of sermons at the Mt. OHVfe Baptist ChurCli. Ret.
Richard H. Dixon, mthister. Anyone having hews for^The In-
dianapolis Recorder, please call A-7106 no later than iMwirsday of
each week. * • Atty. William L. Briggs has been
elected chairirtan of the colored Republican headquarters. Mrs. Mnhie Strum has lieen elected assistant chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Williams are receiving many congratulations on the feceiit opening of their air conditioned apartments on E. Brackenridge street. Mrs: Martha Jane Johnson has returned from a vacation visit in Chi-
GARY, tND. Annie S. Johnston 2301 Jefferson St., Phone 4-3917
The senior usher board of the home of Mrs. B. Exom, 19H9 Delaware, last week, with fhe president, Mrs. Emma loung, presiding. St. Paul Baptist church met in the The Modernette Art ana Saving club met Monday night at 7:30 in tlie home of Mrs. feallie Trout, 2304
Delaware.
Mrs. Dora Armstrong. 2100 Madison, was hostess to the Merry Makers Art club, last week. A two course luncheon was served. There was a rally, Sunday, at 3 p. ^m. in the^Pilgritn Rdst Baptist Baptist Church, HoO Harrison, under the auspices of Group 1. Several quartets were present. Rev. L. T. Lewis of Hot Springs, Ark.,
preached.
The Thrifty Thirteen club met Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the home of Miss Edna Jackson, 2517 Fillmore. Josephine Baptiste
is president
The Friendly Twelve club met last week at 0:80 p. m. in the home of Mrs. J. B. Murry. 1712 Virginia. Mrs. Sarah Bobo is president. The Better Home Art nnd Embroidery club met Monday at 8 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Jamerson, 1754 Van Buren. • •
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1. For 1 the most pert we get our i>xejddces from the society in which we grow up. We do not choose them any more- than we choqse our religion or the kind of clothes -we wear. If each one did his >ewn«thinking there would probably- be less prejudice than these is now. Many , individuals retain the prejudices of their group in order to have standing with the group . . Everyone has a' normal desire to belong to some group and in order to do so one must conform to a great extent to the standards and customs of the group. a 2. It is often said so, since frequently white workers and Negro workers are competitors for the same jobs. In addition many of the workers have had few educational advantages and therefore have strong prejudices. However, that White workers are npt always the enemies of Negro Workers-has been demonstrated more than
once, perhaps never more dramatically than in the Uniting of Negroes and whites in the Southern Tenant Farmers Union, organised two years -ego end. now numbering over 25,000 members. 8. Educators are more and more Advocating that education be realistic—that it prepare children for the actual world in which they are to ^ live. Everyone sooner or later must face his world, and psychologists tell us that adjustments are difficult if children have been sheltered from realities. Since prejudice and discrimination, with their resultant limitations, are realities that most Negroes must eventually face, it is often advised that the Negro child should be prepared for them. However, the preparation must be of the right kind. Certain courses should be. pointed- out not as impossible but as difficult. ~ j- r. • Copyright 1988 ’ ' ’ ’ ’ * ... Inter national Negro Frees -
tlfnl anointment Thursday eve ning nt the Manuel Restaurant honoring the recent newlyweds. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lannie Vaughn. Mr. and Mn. K. 4. Rooks and Mrs. Inez. McDonald and- daughter, Ezelle, have returned from a two-weeks’ stay at Fox Lake, Angola, Indiana. Mrs. Kate Blanks was called to St. liOnis. Mo., to attend 'the funeral of her father. 4 ’ ’ 4 Mrs. Delight Taylor. Mrs. Inez Estes -aUd family and DT. Gertrude McKinney motored ‘•fio the annual settlers* picnic in Wrenn, ()., Sunday. Mnie Ella i Winn, soloist fur the Natidnhl Home Finding Society of Louisville, Ky., and her accompanist, Miss Myra Ridley, have returned from an extensive tour of the state of Ohio. They will motor to Idtewild; Mich., t6 •sojourn in the Winn cottage for two weeks. Howard Ford Activities Leader for the Wheatley Center Branch Westfield sponsored a Ring O Let_ tournament on the playground. Winners announced in next week’s column. Mas. Stella Demsey. beauty culturist. attended a family reunion in Salem. Mrs. Victoria Littlejohn and children are vacationing in Brazil. Detective Sgt. Oliver S. Lee motored to Idlewild, Mich., to spend the remainder of the summer with his family. Mrs. Ad die Grtene remains seriously ill in her home. Atty. N. VV. Hudson is visiting his relatives in Danville. Ill The Mesdames Adeine Rhonles. Ethel Peters. E. Lett Dixon and Miss F'lma E. Alsup comprised a motoring party to Idlewild. Mich., for a few days, they will journey to Detroit, Mich., to attend the National Association of Negro Musicians. E. Lett Dixon will render a piano number on the New Talent program for the Beaux Art Muskf club. The citizens of Wayne were greatly shocked over the recent death of William WarHeld who passed away at the Hope Methodist hospital. Funeral rites were conducted in his home, Monday afternoon, the Rev. Richard H. Dixon, pastor of the Mt. Olive Baptist church officiating assisted by Madam Rohinxiue, minister of the ('ommunity Spiritualist church. Mr. Warfield was an old settler having lived in Ft. Wayne over forty-six years. Surviving are the wife, one daughter, Mrs. Velma Coleman, one son, William VV r arfield, Jr., and four grandchildren. The following out-of-town relatives and friends attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary King, sister of Cincinnati, O. Mrs. Wymenia Mitchell,, niece of Portsmouth, (>.. Mr. and Mrs. Underwood of Indianapolis, Mrs. Laura E. Jackson ot Chicago, 111., Melvin Gaines of Toledo, O., Mrs. Edna Pyant, Mrs. Creta Barker, and Messrs. Pete McGinnis, Clemeth Green of Columbus, O.. and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Chavours and Messrs. Roland Moxley and John Merley of Lima, O., Mioheaux Undertakers in charge. The Beaux Art Music club will he represented at tin* National Musicians As sociafion convening in Detroit, Mich., by the* delegate Mrs. Susan A.Jordan, president and Mrs. Cartie D. Shaw, secretary, Atty William L. Briggs and family and Ml ami. Mrs. Djpiiel Jones are motoring to Philadelphia, Pa., Washing ton. D. C., and will visit their home town. Gloucester, Va. The Turner Chapel A. M. E. church is being re decorated. The public enjoyed the pageant Thursday evening. “The Light ul the World”, directress, Mrs. A. C. Hill. Pastor. Rev. Ger aid L. Hayden. Mr. and Mrs. Sum uel O. Jones attended the annual home-coming reunion of the Jones family in Xenia. O. Dr. and Mrs. Guy Grant of Indianapolis were recent guests of Dr. Gertrude McKinney who accompanied them to Idlewild, Mich., for a ten-days’ visit. Mrs. Ethel Talbot was hostess to members of the Bridgette club, Thursday night. President, Mrs. Gladys Vaughn. The Sttnday School softball team is playing good ball. Shiloh Baptist and Turner Chapel A. M. E. will play September 1st at the Coca Coin diamonds. Funeral rites for Mrs. Clydiu Ewing were solemnised at the Pilgrim Baptist church Friday afternoon, Rev. John Dixie. Pastor Officiating. Surviving are the husband, one son, three brothers Messrs Buford, Horace and Arens of Indianapolis and Mrs. Lucy Granger of Smithgrove, Ky., Michouux Undertakers in charge of funeral. Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Taylor. Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Brown, Rev. and Mrs. R. Hr Dixon and Rev. and Mrs, John Dixie and Mrs. Corrie . D, Shaw attended the N. E. Baptist board meeting convening
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day night for Memphis, nnd ('old Water, Miss. A Japanese tea was given Sunday at 3 p. m. at Moses Spiritual temple, 1932 Washington. There were he guests from East Chicogo Indiana Harbor and Chicago. The I. W. A. club. 1801 Adams, met Katurday at 1 p. m. at the hall. John M. White is president. Rev. L. T. Lewis's subject last week at Calvary Baptist church was “Jesus’s Favorite Time of Day.” Banquet was given Satur day night. Sunday school at 9:30 a m., preaching at 11 a. in.. B. Y. P. U. at 5:30 p. m.. preaching at 8:30 p. rti. Rev. S. C Richards Is pastor Evangelist Lewis of Shreveport in company with Rev. and Mrs. Richards ami family, were dinner guests at the home of Rev. nnd Mra. J. B. Blake. 2301 Pennsylvania, Thursday. The Humming Bird and the Jolly Girls’s quartets gave a singing marathon at the Gstlllee Baptist church Haturday night, starting at 9 o’clock. Mrs. Kincaid sponsored this event. Rev. L. T. Leis, of Hot Springs, Ar., spoke last week at the Pilgrim Rest Baptist church. A call meeting of lodge No. 182, I. B. P. O. E. and \V., was called in the Elks headqnotrers,, 1549 Washington. Elks met there ahur Sunday at 1:30 p. in., and left for St. James A. M. E. ehnreh for anniversary services, according tQ J. A. Markham, secretary. Mrs. Mattie Gray, age 50. of 254S Adams, was buried last week following services at 2 p. in. in St. Paul Baptist church. Rev. P. T. Ball officiated. Burial was in Fern Oak cemetery. Funeral services for William Smith, age 55, Of 1326 West 19th were held at 11 o'clock last week in Apostolic Frtilh church. , 1528 Adams. Elder O. C. Garmon officiated- Burial was in Fern oak cemetery. Mrs. James Cook, a Chicago public school teacher nnd director of the Metropolitan church Gospel chorus, is visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Conk, 2554 Har-
rison.
Members of Rebekah chapter 39 met last week in the Masonic hall. 1901 Broadway, tc make funeral arrangements for Mrs. Mattie
Gray.
Mrs. M. L. Owens of 1837 Madion left Wednesday for Macon. Miss., to visit relatives and friends. Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Oxendive, age 33, of 2(565 Lincoln, rtbo was fatally burned in her borne last Wednesday were held Iasi week in Howers funeral chattel, 1017 Washington,, at 11 a. m. lev. W. N. Reed of St. James A. M. E. church will officiate. Survives are th husband. Henry, and a ton, Frank. Burial will be in Oak
Fern cemetery.
The senior choir of Israel C. M. £. church gave its monthly program Sunday night at 8 o’clock in the church at 2337 Washington.
Sunday was quarterly meeting at WaymoU Chapel A. M. E. church. Rev. J. P. Q. Wallace, presiding elder of the Northern Indiana conference presided. Rev. C. P. Smith local pastor assisted the Willing Workers club which met at the home of Mrs. Thomas Allen in So. Holman street James Hornady, Mrs. Mary Kelley, Mrs. Samuel Kelley attended the Hornady reunion in Marion. Mr. and Mrs. Fern L. Reed gave a birthday party at their home, 234 W. 8th street in honor of their son’s, Leon Homer Reed. 10th birthday Friday. Among his friends present were, Joseph Cnlbier of Kokomo, Charles Hutchinson, Helen Hutchinson, Miles Wilson, Jack Jackson. Thomas Wilson, Jr., and Leon Homers, Gloria Ann Reed, sister. Games were enjoyed and after which a delicious three-coures luncheon and birthday cake were enjoyed. Mrs. Andrews Pollard of Chicago and daughter visited their aunt, Mrs. Walter Herrpn over the weekend. Phillip Tyler of Michigan City visited his sinter, Mrs. Herron last week. Mr. James Hornaday, Mrs. Mary Kelly and Dick Kelley attended the Pettiford reunion at Weaver Sunday. Rh&ron Crossland a student of the University of Southern California is spending his summer vacation with relatives in Peru. Rend The India n n p o 1 i s Recorder, Indiana’s Greatest Weekly, only 7c per copy.
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OKOLONA, Miss.
GREENOASTLE, IND.
Mrs. Eunice Miles and daughter Ruth entertained with a bridge luncheon, Thursday evening in honor of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ewing, Mrs. George Craig, and Miss Blanche Turner, all of Ihdianap oils. Others present Were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. George Jnm^s. Mrs. Jasper Taylor. Fay Miles and Russell Cartwright. Mrs. George James won the hon-
ors.
Mrs. Clifford Due has returned home from Lima. Ohio, where she has lieen visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miles had ns guest Sunday, their son, Henry of South Bend and son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miles, and lit tie daughter Sharon I^ee, of Terre
Haute.
Mrs. Adam Wagner has returned from Lake Wawasee, where she has been vacationing. Miss Helen Miles visited in Indianapdia, Thursday. Alfred G. Williams left Sunday for Chicago, and Memphis, Turn., where he will he the guest of relatives and friends. Miss Elsie Mae Russell and brother Hayes, who were guests of James Miles have returned to their home to Terre Haute. Miss Frances Miles, i
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Lewis and daughters, Phyllis and Margory, Mr. and Mrs*. George Ray and son, Raymond, Misses Elizabeth Harrisoon, Lois Porter and Mrs. Fred Harrison of Indianapolis, were the Sunddy guests of Misses Frieda Bobbins and Mary Louise Miller. Miss Gladys Griffin, student at the Lewis Business College, Indianapolis, visiting with her parents over the week-end. Miss Mildred Jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jackson is home for several weeks’ visit. Miss Jackson makes her home with her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Jackson of Muncie. Correction: Mrs. Cora Brown of Louisville, has returned to her home after a pleasant stay with Mr. and Mrs. George Burnett and family. William Edward and Aura Jean Ray are visiting relatives in Battle Creek, Mich. Florence Ann and Charles Westly Wade, Jr., have returned to their home in Chicago after visiting relatives here for several weeks- -Peyton Milton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Milton was buried hert Friday after a short illness of three weeks with appendicitis. He is survived by his parents, one brother, William Milton of New York, who attended the services and a host of other relatives. Miss Kettie Cannon, who has been the house guest of her sister and aunt. Miss Mattie Cannon and Mrs. Ixittie Cecil, for the past six weeks, has returned to her home in Lexington, Ky. Miss Cannon and Floyd Newsome accompanied her home. Mrs Lizzie Dorsey of Indianapolis is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Starks. Miss Mansn Campbell returned to her home in Indianapolis Wednesday, after two weeks’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Starks.
Okolona has been favored with a number of out-of-town visitors this summer from all parts of the country. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rucker, Chicago, are here as guests of Mr. Rucker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bell Rucker. Rev. and Mrs. Stalling and Mrs. Nannie Fykes spent Saturday in Oxford. Misses Lois Walker and Mary Lucille Hamilton were in Oxford last week as delegates to the M. E. District conference. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson and family motored to Nettleton Amory, Tupelo, nnd Pontiac on a pleasure trip. Mss Annie Mae Kobinsos left Sunday evening for St. Louis, where she will finish her high school v ork. John Garth, and son. James S. Clarksda’.e, spent first ol the week here visiting his brother, Hillard Garth. Mrs. Zipora Hunt, Dayton, Ohio, is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Kindricks.
The Benevolent annual sermon, Camp 76, was preached Sunday
WASHINGTON, IND.
Mrs. C. C. Cotter entertained her Sunday school class with a holio Iiarty Tuesday evening at iter honpand Miss Ruth Harmon received prize for being rite hest dressed hobo. Games and Contests were the main diversion of the evening. Delicious refreshments w ere served the following: Misses Ethel Howard, Rtmy mvans. Eva Bur ress, Ruth Harmon, Mrs. Josephine Patterson, Gardner Johnson, Warren Carr and Hherman A. Harmon. A business meeting was held at the close of the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Isom entertained with a birthday party for their cousin, Rev. John Umbles of Franklin, Ky., Saturday evening. The following were present: Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Umbles and daugh ters, Rev. and Mrs. Frank Estelle, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bledsoe, Mi - , and Mrs. O. Ballou, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
evening at 3 o’clock at Calvary Harmon and Mrs. Ixila Peters of
Baptist church by Rev. W. H. Kokomo, Ind.
Howard, Columbus. Little Sonny Quarterly meeting services were Broudon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Win. h< t ,d al Beulah A. M. E. Sunday Lrondon, Jr., is spending the week "Bh Rev. C. Uptbcgrove, presiding with his grand parents, Mr. and older. Several people attended the Mrs. Nelson Mathews. Mrs. Bissie fellowship meeting at Pinkstaff, Bowens is home after several Bh Telephone your news items to weeks' stay in St. Ismis. Mrs. j^o-.l, G. Harmon. John Collier Fannie Mae Lumpkin Meridian was °t Evanston, 111., was here Mon-
tbe guest of Mr. and Mrs. Duke ,,a . v 0,1 business.
Robinson, last week. —
CONNERSVILLE. IND.
Mrs. Howard Isom was hostess
for the Forget-Me-Not Garden club. Thursday afternoon at her home on Ohio avenue. After short business session dainty refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held August 27. The club is planning a tour of the different
flower gardens of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Huey and
family spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brown and daughters, Henrietta and Fredricka and Mrs. James Peters of Lima, Ohio, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. rErnest Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Creed Harris will spend next week in Rogersvifle, Tenn., visiting Mrs. Harris' parents. They will he accompanied home by their son, Billy, and, who
is spending the month of August
with his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe (’raid, Indlan-
of Chicago, who has been guest apolls. are spending the week here of her parents for a few days, left the guests of relatives and friends.
FRANKFDKT, IND.
George Jordon Macon was here last week visiting Miss Mary , Mathews, hut stopped in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Oden. r l here Misses Mary June and Marjorie was an entertainment given by Lewis are spending the summer in
Mrs. Addie B. Haughton Tuesday evening at her home for the bene fit of Mt. Piscah M. E. church. Dr. (’. H. Wheeler left Thursday evening for Philadelphia. Washington, New Jersey, and New York for several weeks’ stay with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hardin and little daughter spent the first of the week in West Point with Mrs. Hardin’s parents. Mrs. Ida Wilson. St. Louis, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Ella Walker. Miss Christine Atkins left Saturday for two weeks’ visit itt Aberdeen with relatives. Payton Lyles arrived home, Saturday morning after
Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Harper of Michigan were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Harper last week. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Fanning and son, Roscoe and Donald Cummings are in South Haven, Mich., tor a temlays’ vacation. Mrs. Jerry Harper attended the funeral of Mrs. Hannah Harper in Koko-
mo, Monday.
Rev. Jones and gospel choms of Wayman Chapel, Kokomo, were the guests of Bethel A. M. E. church, Thursday. They were here under the auspices of the Steward hoard. Elroy Cummings of Indianapolis visited his sister. Mrs. Robert Fanning, Friday. Mrs. Elroy Cum-
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Wednesday for Hendersonville, N. ('., for an indefinite stay. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Marsh, and son, Alonzo of Kokomo, were week end guest of Miss Helen Miles, and Mrs. Jessie Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miles and Mrs. Clarence Ewing of Indianapolis were V*eek-end guests of Mrs. Elizabeth
Miles.
BLOOMINGTON, IND. Milton Hall, Jr.
in South Bend Wednesday. The Industrial Women’s club of the Wheatley Social Center feted Mrs. Gladys Wilson Vaughn Saturday evening at the residence of Mrs. Frances Howell. The honoree was the recipient trf a miscellaneous shower. A tasty lunch was served to 40 guests. President Mrs. Mar-
garet Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson of Hugh street, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sullivan of B. Douglas avenue are vacationing at Idlewild, Michigan. The Olive Rhoades Floral club will i>e entertained at Rome City, Ind., Saliday. Mrs. . 8. Manion, hostess; president, Mrs. Adeline Rhoades.' 1 Mrs. Carrie L. Wilson, WPA teacher, exhibited her handicraft, groups at the Booker T. Washington Park, Friday afternoon. E. S. Dyef, Deputy of the American Woodmen Wjts the guest of the C. M. White camp No. 18 of the * American Woodmen Wednesday evening. Commander, lames Nash. The Lillian Jones Brown Culture Club entertained the public wltW a unique Hay ride to the country home of the Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Coakely, Wednesday evening. President, Mrs. Josephine
Williams.
Mrs. Susie F. Jones and Mrs. Nettie (’handler, I^misville, Ky.. spent the week-end with Mr. anti Mrs. Hurley Stone. Mrs. Belle Miller is visiting in Louisville, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stone and son, Indianapolis, nnd Henry Stone, Dickerson, Tenn., spent Wednesday evenng ith Mr. and Mrs. Herlie Stone. Miss Blanche Lewis, St. Louise. Mo., is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Maceo Deal. Mr. ami Mrs. Chris Chandler and family, Mrs. Nell Evans, Maxine Hall, and Mrs. Josephine Stone spent Sun-
day in Seymour.
George Kenneth Washington, George Knox and Miss Lillian Bundles, Indianapolis, spent Saturday in Bloomington. Several people from Bloomington attended the fellowship meeting at Lawrenceville. HI., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Deal, Owensboro, Ky., were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Maceo Dear and Mr. and Mrs. James Heniv Deal. Rev. W. T. Mayfield, pas tor of Bethel A. M. E. church attended the fellowship meeting at Lawrenceville, 111., Sunday.
Mrs. Lester Craig and children, Indianavolis. have returned home after spending the week here the guests of relatives and friends. Misses Grayce and I-ois Jones and Geleatha Butler, Mrs. Lillian Sleet nnd Joe Jones spent Sunday in Richmond. They were accompanied home by Earl Campbell of Lima, Ohio, who is spending the week the
guests of Joe Jones.
Mrs. Walter Green and son, Stafford. Lexington, Ky.. have joined Mr. Greene for future residence. Mf. and Mr&. Creed Harris were Sunday dinner guests of bis mother. Mrs. Armanda Dudgeon. Mrs. Robert Vest, Jr., who has been attending the Northwestern 111 versify at Evanston. 111., is visiting
her husband and friends.
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Ervenia Miller
spending a month wth relatives in mings and Eddie Harper spent Chicago. Charley Johnson spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry last Sunday at Mt. Moriah. Miss , Harper. Mrs. Arline Cummings Reliecca Davis Shannon is hene , and mo ther, Mrs. Mollie Andrews visiting relatives, Mr. and Mrs. W ere in Indianapolis over the week-
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Call every Saturday morning at j M r . and Mrs. Oliver Weir. Rufus Gillionis Store for The Recorder. | Crowe and Franklin Jones. Jr.,
| spent Sunday in Lafayette.
CORYDON, KY.
Mrs. Jessie McClain, of Terre Haute. Indiana, is visiting her for a few days with her mother, Mrs. Addie Gibson. Boh Suggs of Michigan has been visiting a few days with his people. He left Monday for his home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Posey of Illinois are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alfar Posey and relatives. Mrs. Almos Fellows has
returned from Chicago. 111.
The Missionary Woman’s club met at the church last Thursday. Henry Powell is in Virginia at the
Naval Training camp.
Church services were well attended at the St. Paul Baptist church. Sunday. R. .1. F. Dixon delivered a wonderful message. Church services and Sunday school were held as usual at the Church of God in Christ. Quite a number of Corydon people went to Shametown, 111., Sunday. The Corydon Hernighsingor, will sing at the St. John Baptist church, August 23.
The ninth annual honie-eoniiiijy was well attended. Representatives from’ Franklin. Louisville, Ky., New Albany, Watson, Hanover. and Jeffersonville, Ind. Little William Green, Jf., son of Mr. and Mrs. William Green left for Chicago, Saturday where he
is visiting his uncle.
RUSHVILLB, INI). Kenneth BuMrant
Home-coming week at Wesley church ended very successfully, Sunday. Rev. Mayes, Connersville, officiated at the afternoon services and a program was given in the evening l>y the young people's club.
Members of the Ehtre Noys society sponsored a trip around the world, Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Brooks and family of Knightstown, Ind., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Buudrant, Sunday afternoon. A number of people from Connersville, Shelbyville, Carthage. Madison, and Seymour attended the home-coming at the M. E. church, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Carter and Mr. and Mfs. W. Yancy of Indianapolis were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller. Mrs. Fredrika Wahls of Knights^ town was Friday guest of Rev. ahd Mrs. F. H. Bunton. Miss Mamhiie GneBt of Madison is house guest of Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Buuton. Mr. and Mrs. William Fletcher of Detroit, Mich.,' are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Fletcher and faifftly. Rev. Sherard and choir of Wiley M. E, church of Newcastle rendered a prograhi at Wesley M. E. church last Tuesday evening.
CRAWFORDSVlLLE, IND. The Craw ford sville Merchants teat the Terre Haute Giants, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Colmon of Cincinnati, Ohio, visited friends over the week-end. Harrison Chenault. Clem Purcell of Frafckfoft, visited Crawfordsville. Jerry Eubank visited Frankfort. Murray Bnredette, Irvin Arnold find Arthur Roberson and Robert Elmore visited Frankfort. Monday evening.
Miss Sy villa Mae Turner of Louisville. Ky., is visiting Mrs. Harriet Reed In Perkins avenue. Mrs. Avie (lark and Mrs. Helen Shirley are visiting relatives in Chicago. III. Garfield Baptist chorus rendered a program Sunday evening. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Lucille Lewis, Wednesday at her home. She leaves to mourn two sons and a sister. Miss Elizabeth Cobh is visiting Walter Miller and family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller and famiy motored to Marion Sunday. Roscoe Wilson, Marion Bundles, Ollie Kennedy visited the week-end froth the CCC camp. A social was given at the home of Mr. Duett, Saturday evening. Oscar Pinner and Leonard McKinney were the guests of friends. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Stella Crenshaw is recovering from a serious illness.
week for her home’ much improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Miller of Indianapolis visited with Mrs. and Mrs. Denice Boice, Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Davis and daughter, Mrs. Flossie Bills and daughSunday with Mr. and Mrs. Grundy Hays. The Mary Bell Missionary society had a trip around the world Tuesday evening and ended in Whiteland. Quite u few from here attended the home-coming in Charles! on. Sunday. A fine time was reported. Mrs. Bessie Wilhite left Monday for Buffalo. N. Y„ to visit her daughter, Miss Eva May and her brother. O. Dixon.
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1 Mrs. Viola Biddix of Indianapolis spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carrie Hunter. Whitney Van Cleave who has been visiting his father for the summer left for his home in Kokomo. Mrs. Lula Mooman is ill at her home on W. King street. James C. Carter of Nashville, Tenn., came Monday for a week’s visit with his aunt, Mrs. Carrie Hunter. The Y. W. Girls sponsored a quartet Wednesday evening at the church. The Carnival at the Baptist church last week was a decided success. Rev. Clark was in charge. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Mose Taylor last Monday morning, a fine baby boy, mother and babe are doing fine* Bethel choir and pastor motored to Connersville, Sunday where the choir wns at their best. R. Wales Was 111 at his honie.last week. The Neighbors and friends both white and colored gathered at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Carrie Hunter. Saturday evehing to see their beautiful flower blt*om at irtidhight. It w-as the cradle of Bethlehem and was a very pretty sight. Mrs. Severn Ijarria of St. Louis, lister of Mrs. Hattie Caine who visited here one month left last
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