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COMPLETE MARION ANDERSON MURAL

WASHINGTON, May 29. (ANP) —The Marian Anderson mural in the department of interior has been completed and the official announcement of the dedicatory exercises are expected at an early date. Located in the basement of the building over the entrance to the cafeteria, where it will be seen by thousands daily, the mural expresses the sentiment prevailing on the memorable Easter Sunday three years ago when an entire' nation paid homage to the great colored star at Lincoln Memorial when the D. A- R. refused her permission to sing in Constitution Hall.

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Rev. Edwards Is Speaking Sunday, May 31, 11 A. M. by special request from Jeremiah 12:5. ‘‘If thou has run with the footmen, and they have wearied thee, then how canst thou contend with horses? and if in the land of peace, wherein thou trustedst, they wearied thee, therf how wilt thou do in the swelling of Jordan.”

Elder Oakley In Fourth Anniversary

ATTACKS’ GIRL WINS HONOR. DeLois Johnson, of C r i s p u s Attacks, won the sixth annual lip-reading tournament at Arsenal Technical high school, this week. Other contestants represented Emmerich Manual Training, Thomas Carr Howe, ami Shortridge high schools.

||News of the Churches ji

Midnight Vespers Remember Boys In Camp

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ELDER J. D. OAKLEY

The Original Church of God. 2611 Annette street, will celebrate | the fourth anniversary of their pastor, Elder J. D. Oakley, beginning June 1 through June 10. Eld- I

er Cary McLaurine of Nashville, I membered at the Good Samaritan Tenn., will be 'master of ceremon-i Midnight Vespers, May 31, at 10

J. T. HIGHBAUGH

Our boys in service will be re-

ies. Guest speakers of the city will appear each evening with their congregation. Everyone is invited.

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P. M., with reveille and taps by Y. M. C. A. Post, No. 107, of the American Legion. Letters from boys in service, special music from the Midnight Chorus, the Chorus, the Scott Sisters Quartet, Ernestine and Marion Greggory assure you of a spiritual evening. J. T. says, ‘‘You and the Spirit of the Lord give Victory.”

ST MARKS TEMPiLE—Rev. V. L. Carson, pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 p. m.; morning worship, 11 a. m.; Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. 7:30 p. m., evening worship. May 31 climaxes with a rally. The pastor preaches at morning hour of Stewardship. At 3 p. m., final reports will be made by all captains of the church rally. Elder J. C. McCain, asssisting Rev. Alexander Brown. Dinner will be served. Rev. James Woodson, assistant pastor of Samaritan Baptist preaches Thursday, June 4, at 8 p. m. The Junior chorus sings. Miss Matilda Clayton, conference work, is sponsor. The Pastor’s Aid will sponsor a Victory dinner, June 6, at 8 p- m. WITHERSPOON UNITED PRESBYTERIAN — Rev. T. L. Grandy, pastor. A For Men Only program will be held Sunday, May 31, from 4 until 5 p. m. Lee Green will be in charge of music. Elder J. C. McCain, Indistrict A. M. E. Zion, Cleo Blackburn will be guest speaker, and S. W. Whitney, state director Mammoth Life Insurance company, master of ceremonies. The program is sponsored each yearH. L. Madison is president; C. F. Allen is chairman of program. OHUROH OF LIVING GOD — Bishop H. M. Overton, pastor. Bishop C. E. Fonsville of Decatur will complete his two weeks revival Sunday, May 31. Morning subject, “God Looking for a Man.” HARMONETTE OCTETTE will meet Monday at the church. Mrs. Sally b. McDonald is able to attend after several weeks illness. Mrs. Gladys Ammons and Mrs. Louise (Barrs were accepted as new members. L. Chestnut is president. SHILOH BAPTIST—Rev. J. I. Saunders, Sunday morning theme will be “Seven. Rules of Sanctification” and in the evening, “Remembering Those Who Labored With Us.” 9:30 Sunday School and 6:30 p. m. B. T. U. PENICK A. M. E. ZION CHAP EL—Rev. James Arnold, pastor. A musical program with Rev. Mrs. Pauline Spencer as guest speaker will be given Sunday, May 31. at 3:30 p. m. Mrs. Irene Arnold, sponsor. The Pastor’s Aid Society *s sponsoring a baby contest. May ’O. Mrs. Edith Patton, president; Miss Mills, secretary; Mrs. Miller, treasurer. Rev. Mrs. Spencer will preach the morning and afternoon messages June 7- A special protram will he in the afternoon. TABERNACLE OF GOD—Elder T. R. Murff celebrates his 3rd anniversary which egan Friday with Rev. J. T. Weeden, pastor of Eastern Star Baptist in charge. Saturday night. Rev. J. B. Carter, pastor of 25th Street Baptist church, will be in charge. Sunday the BUckmon Memorial class program will be rendered. Rev. L. T. Whitney. pastor of Isralelite Baptist church will preach Sunday nightGuest ministers will worship here each night, through June 7. TABERNACLE OG GOD — 25th and James. Baptizing Sunday afternoon at White River and 10th street, by Elder T. R. Murff. OUR SAVIOR EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN—Rev. F. S. Falkenroth. pastor. 310 W. 28th street. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; 11 a.m. Divine services; 7:30 p. m. divine

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Well, we jump hack this week once agaiu in the groove! That’s the place you never loose! Say cuzzin what’s buzzin! It seems that the groove hit the jack-pot last week, so we’ll deal again, because I’m like the deer, I’m really right here! Well all reel! So sorry to see Jimmie Lasley, Cleve Mack Bottoms and Karl Haskins cutting out for the arm> June 1, but that’s the way it goes: _ _ _ _ boo-hoo _ _ _ _ you got me cryin’ fer you!____!, Ben ton reports that he’s just returned from French Lick and Hot Springs. Ark., and had a wonderful season! _ _ _ _ The Doc Harris’ wert around and about Sunday night. Such nice peebles, really how the.A do come on ! Speaking of coming on. the Jackie P evidently didn’i hear enough of his original ‘Tin Jackie I*. Blues!’ _ _ _ _ He wa> everybody’s friend, Sattidy nigln and what a fran he can be, m> fran! He’s just a playboy and can’t help it. hut it’s so groove^ and mellow the way he seemingh remembers the groove and naturally the groove remembers him! Tilings are about coming bis way the Jackie I* sez. and he’s all-om for celebratin his birthday June 10 in a great big-way! _ _ _ _ It will be ‘Happy Days Are Here Again’ _ _ _ _ Doesn’t the number ’I Don’t Want To Walk With out You’ just do something to you. to say nothing of T’m Gonna Move’ Nos. I and 2 the Lunceford way! _ _ _ _ Marian Francis is one of our girls who is employed at Sam’s Subway! She sez Florabelle will be home this week, so get with-it. MacFuzzit! _ _ _ _ Alberta at the Cotton Club really'takes the blue notes out of ’Confessin’ and puts them in her voice, her pois’e her expression. In other words, to make a long story short. ‘She’s groovey with the bluesy!’ _ _ _ _ Ned Bess and Miss Simmons (Fun Bowl) make a neat dancing couple, especially on the Sophisticated Jit-the-bug-side! _ _ _ _ _ Onn Bishop and Billie Fortenau really gave us a taste of artistic ball room dancing without any swishes Sunday night! Dave Long and Anna Mae were as close as two peas in a pod! Wonder how long this has been going on! It’s funny how people get him mixed up with Elilott Lyons! The ijoke was on the lady Sunday night

Sattidy night down Panama way, I run into an ole cousin of mine (ain’t foolin’ either, cuzzin) ^ irgil Herndon better known as Frosty’ who was a great dynamo on the football team with the great Britto! They recalled many signals and passes! A lil bar-play now continues in the great Britto and the Great Sluggo!___.. -Nancy was seen marketing the other day with her lil basket, yes, I think it wa 8 yellow! And she hadda peek-a-boo with Sluggo! Oh you Sluggo, you! A confirmed bachelor gives his reason for not ever marrying. ‘I don’t iave enough confidence in myself (o go through with it!’ At least he’s most honest about it don’t von think? Wonder what the confirmed bachelor girl sez! ‘She’s had so many proposals but she’d atlier be ALONE! (Greta Garbo’s done!) _ _ _ _ Well. I guess I’ve •hittered and (Shattered and beat >ut my brains long enuflf! Had iccasion to visit Roscoe Polin last veiling and he played several num>ers for me! Gee, what memories! What technique and what I’ve been missin! ‘Romance’ by Sibelius ‘Lieberstraum’ ‘Waltz’ by Brahmns’ and several of his own compositions which took me into a reverie all my own, where even the groove coundn’t seep in. It’s beautiful to be able to appreciate the higher types of music or anything, but it’s so restful to stay in the groove! Where you can never loose! and now comes a part of this week’s column at which time I am indeed very sad ! I can’t express in words or writings just how much my sympathies are extended to Thelma White, a friend of mine, wlho neither visits nor calls me. but who is always glad to see me, and who has proven herself to be a friend. Thelma lost her mother, Mrs. Lula White over the week end and she was a dear lady if there ever was one! Because I have had the similar experience. Thelma, to you I’m saying this: Gone, dear mother, gon* forever; How I miss your smiling face; But you left me to remember. None on earth can take your place; A happy home we once enjoyed: How sweet the memory still: But death lhas left a loneliness, The World can never fill! _ _ _ _ with heartfelt sympathies this must be 30.

services; and 8 p. m. Wednesday, Bible study hour, ‘‘We Preach and Him Crucified.” ALLENYE CHAPEL A. M. E. ZION — Rev. Wm. M. C. Ardrey, pastor. Mrs. Geraldine Smith will be presented in a recital. Mrs. Smith is a singer of ability and has a charming personality. She is the daughter of Rev. Murralle of Marion.A fifty cent pew rally will also be held. PHILLIPS TEMPLE — Ladies’ chorus will present a musical at 7:30 p. m. Rev. O. A. Calhous is pastor. Mrs. ^Annabelle Bowman, directress and Mary Christian, president. NORTHSIDE BAPTIST — Sunday School, 9 a. m., morning worship, 11 a. m. and B. Y- P. U., 6 p. m. Special music by the choir at evening worship. Rev. S. S. Thomas will be the speaker. CALDWELL A. M. E. ZION — ‘June 3 at a special subject will be discussed, “How Are the Best Methods of Reaching the Unreached.” The following ministers will j be on the program. Rev. V. L. I Carson, pastor, St. Marks Temple; ■ Rev. T. H. Rudgson, Trinity C. M. 1 E.^ Rev. and Mrs. M. L. Spencer, I evangelists; Rev. James Arnold, pastor, Penick A. M. E- Zion, and Rev. W. R. Smith, pastor of CaldI well A. M. E. Zion; Reverands I. | Albert Moore, C. E. Duett, H. H v j Sink, Wb. C. Ardrey, Overstreet j J- W. Sims of Anderson will be ! expected. Rev. A. J. Shockley is j sponsor. SECOND BAPTIST—Rev. John 1 A. Hall, pastor. The 99th anniversary of the (*i|urch will be celebrated from May 31 to June 7. Programs consisting of music, sermons and addresses will be presented every evening during the week. The general theme will be “Victory through Christian Living.” The public is invited each evening. The Red Circle Girls will meet Saturday afternoon at 5 p. m., with the sponsor, Mrs. Eric Morris, 806 W12th street. Refreshments will be served. At 6 p. m. each Sunday the IB. T. U. meets. John Hart is leader. FIRST BAPTIST, NORTH INDIANAPOLIS—Elder F. F. Young, pastor. May 31, 6 a. m., prayer services. 9:30 Bible school. 11 a. m. song service; by the male chorus. Evangelistic appeal by pastor. June 2 is the pastor’s birthday. June 3, the Pastor’s Aid and Missionary Society will celebrate with a birthday party at the church to which the public is invited. The baby contest in Northwestern Community Canter recently auspices Young People’s choir was successful. Brenda Duerson lead the field School 42 drill corps was a special feature. Mrs. Irene Jones director. MT. ZION FREEWILL BAPTIST —Mrs. Leola Terry, gospel singer will render a program Sunday at 3:30 p. m. Rev. J. I. Barnett, pastor. RETV. HENRY W. LEWIS has returned from Chicago w’bere he preached at the Morning Star Baptist church, of which Rev. Ira Hendon is pastor. In the evening Rev. Lewis spoke at the Gammon Memorial church, Rev. David M. Jordan is pastor. While there. Rev. Lewis attended the Baptist District convention and was guest speaker. ALLEN CHAPEL A- M. E.—Rev. H. H. IBlack, pastor. Morning subject, ‘‘A House of Prayer.” At 8 p. m., “They Overcame Him.”

In Loving Memory Of “The Sainted Lavinia Dixon Lewis” Who Passed Away January 18, 1939.

“The memory of the just is blessed.” Prov. X-7. “And the Lord said unto Moses, write this for a memorial in a book and rehearse it in the ears of Joshua.” Ex. 17-14.

LAVINIA DIXON LEWIS We can’t but feel a great sense of gratitude for those wUo gave everything in their power—their lives—that their country might live on united. Because of the war conditions the annual Memorial Services at Crown Hill Cemetery for the late Lavinia Dixon Lewis has been extended by agreement of the pastor’s in charge until a later date in June. A MOTHER’S LOVE A Mother’s love is the best of all I have heard them say, that when a mother calls The tone of her voice, even as it falls, Awakens this love in the breast of all. It giveth hope to the despairing child, fit instills in the saddened heart, a smile. It makes the boisterous both tame and mild. And compels the wayward to become worthwhile. A very great thing is this Mother’s love, It is great because it comes from Above, It opens to the child, the doors of all By the prestige it gives, if he answers the call. Composed by Rev. Henry W. Lewis, Son. Miss Isabell Lewis Rev. C. Arthur Lewis Richard Lewis, Children.

C/ui? Activities

GRAND TERRANCE club met with Mrs. Louise Wagner. Prizes; Gertrude Whitlow, Louise Floyd and Velma Clay ______ RITZ BRIDGE club was entertained by Miss Jessie Proctor. Prizes were won by Mesdames Dailey, Shepherd and Overton. Mrs. Christina Pryor will be next hostess June 5 at 2414 N. Capitol avenue. There will be no meeting May 29 because of the holiday _ _ FAI HO CHA met last week with Pauline Harris. Lucy Sledge, Addie Holder won prizes. Addie Holder is next bos- < $ )

tess _ _ _ _Mrs. Alice Moore was

hostess to the CARIOCA club at 714 N. Senate avenue. Prizes were won by Mrs. Gertrude Blackmon, Carolyn Allen, Marybelle Williams. Mrs. Verona McDougal is next hostess at 005 W. 28th street.

Mrs. Fannie Dorsey, 1030 N. Missouri street was hostess to the ROYAL TEN club. The cocktail party was successful _ _ _ _ FOUR ROSES BRIDGE club was enter tained Monday by Mrs. Margaret Hall in Lockefleld Gardens. Mesdames Katherine Groves and Opal Harris won prizes Mrs. Margaret Carter was -hostess to the TWELVE CHATTERS at her home in Columbia avenue _ _ _ _ JOLLY PALS met with Mrs. Cecil Butler. Prizes were won by Mesdames Mildred Majors, Maggie Woods and Virginia Penn. A social will be given Saturday May 30 and the public is invited _ _ _ NUEVE QUEEXETTES met with Mrs. Elizabeth Collins in Columbia avenue. Prizes were won by Mesdames Thelma Bransford, Elnora Hunt and Helen Richardson ZONTA OMEGA club met with Mrs. Anna Thomas. The club sponsors a picnic May 30 at Stop 6 Rockville Road to which the public is invited. Mrs. Watts is next hostess _ _ _ _ GALA GIRLS met with Mrs. Bacon. Prizes : Mrs. Bacon. Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. James. The club gives a Cotton Dress dance June 13 at the Masonic ball _ _ _ _ LDS CHIC BELLS met with Mrs. Thelma Talifarro. Plans were discussed for a spring carnival to be given at the home of Mrs. Lillian Cox Smith. 823 Fayette street. Games were played and Lillian Smith. Bette Hughes. Ruth Cornett and

will meet at -the home of Rosa Martin Monday June 1. A Swingtime party will be given Sunday at 1001 1-2 N. West street, June 21— WON DERETTS met with Airs. Juanita Patton. Prizes were won by Juanita Sansberry, Sarah Ross and Viola Washington. Mrs. Russ is next hostess _ _ OHARMA1NE DUZANES met with Mrs. Wilma outer. (Prizes were awarded .Mesdames Henrymae Emerson, Louise Robinson and Willa Taylor _ _ _ .Mrs. Othella Haley was hostess to the OHAXTAiSUTA GIRLS last Thursday. Mrs. Ella Haywood is a new member. May 14 Mrs. Lou,se Betty was hostess _ _ _ _MRS. Elnora Davidson was hostess to

the NIFTY NINE club

Lola Davis and Mrs. Wilburn Williams LOCKEFIELD SOCIETY met with Airs. Louise Dorsey. Luncheon was served. Mrs. Lillian Lasley is next hostess. Club sponsors a cocktail party, June 27 at Masonic had' 351 Indiana ave. * * * Dr. A. P. Hall entertained the WYLEAWAY BRIDGE club in the Walker Coffee Pot Saturday nite. Guests were Shannon Blair and Asa Sawyer. Dr. Boyd Bell, Dr. H. N. Middleton and Bruce Mason won prizes _ _ _ _ AIKC’s will meet with Airs. Rachel Deal Sunday afternoon, at 20f)9 Boulevard place. Mrs. Belle Williams will be hostess _ _ _ _ COTERIE GIRLS will meet with Miss Lenna B. Glover, 2448 North Rural street. Alonday at 8:30 p.m. . . . The EVADNE BRIDGE club met with Nannie Mae Allen. Prizes were won by Sadie Smith, Irene Grubbs and Lavern Miller.

MARIA CROOK

Funeral services for Mrs. Maria Crook, who died at Mrs. Ward’s Nursing Home, 2165 N. Capitol avenue, were conducted at Calvary Baptist church, Wednesday, May 27, Rev. J. T. Highbaugh officiated. She was born in North Carolina, July 1. 1867. She is survived by

Wednes-j t w0 sisters; four nieces; three

day. Prizes were won by Mes- ne phews. and other relatives, dames Vivian Campbell, Elnora | (Burial was at New Crown cemeDavidson. Mrs. Anne Fite is next f er y. The Peoples funeral home hostess _ _ _ _ MANHATTAN was-in charge of arrangements. MIRAGE GIRLS met with Susie ! —

Oldham? Baby contest ends June

14 at 3 pm. Ruth Scales is next hostess. Prizes were won by Ida Coleman. Mamie Dillon, Symantha .Taylor, Mattie McGuire and Ruth Scales _ _ _ _ JOLLY PALS mei with Mrs. Maggie Woods. Prizes : Mesdames Mildred Majors. Vir"inia Penn. Cecil Butler and Georgia Tandy.

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JOLLY NINE met with Mrs. Nancy Groves in Shriver avenue. Prizes were awarded Mesdames Nancy Groves and Miss Mitchel' Groves _ _ _ _ Mrs. Margaret Da vis entertained the ETON club at her home in N. West street. Prize 1 were won by Mesdames Seta Stew art. Rosie Squires. Hazel Williams and Gertrude Aikens _ _ _ _ LA MA TAN CONTRACT club was en tertnined by Mrs. Wesley Harr el' in Lockefleld apts. Guests wen

Dorothy March won prizes _ _ TEN I Mrs. Henry Wardell and Mrs. Lou-

PLEASURETTES club is Banner. Prizes were won by charge of arrangements.

DAISY STEPHENS. Funeral services for Daisy Stenhens. Ifi. who died at her home, 1S3<» Aliller st., were conducted at Union Baptist church Tuesday May 19. Rev. C. F. Harris officiated, assisted by Rev. A. M. Hughes. She was born in Indianapolis, Nov. 9. 1925. She was a graduate of Public School No. 17 and was •i student of Crispus Attucks high school. She was active in church •vork and was the president of the W. W. G. Girls. She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Airs. Albert Stephens; one sister. Mrs. Minnie Mae Bills: one brother. James Stephens; a grandfather. Willie Stephens; grandmother. Mrs. Hessis Mack: six aunts; two uncles; one nephew;

two cousins.

Burial was at Flora park cemetery. The Peoples Burial was in