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Legal Notices
Rufus C. Kuykendall, Atty. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the undersigned has duly qualified as Administratrix of Estate of Oliver Twist Martin, deceased, late bf Marion County, Indiana. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. Georgia F. Martin. No. 145-52844. 6/4/3t.
Paul G. Davis, Atty. Notice to heirs, CREDITORS, ETC
In the Probate Court of Marion County, June Term, 1949. In the Matter of the Estate of
Sally Knox, Deceased.
Estate Docket 142, Page 51998. Notice is herein’ given that Thurman C. Knox as Administrator of the .above named estate has presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Probate Court, on _
the 2nd dav of July. 1949. at which! plaintiff having by endorsement on time all heirs, creditors or legatees' said complaint required said deof said estate are required to ap-jfendant to appear in said Court, pear in said Court and show cause, land answer or demur thereto on if any there be. why said account 1 the 6th day of September, 1949 and vouchers should not be ap-1 NOW, THEREFORE, by order proved. And the heirs of said es- of said Court, said defendant last
Henry J. Richardson. Jr., Atty. COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE State of Indiana, Marion County,
ss:
In the Circuit Court of Marion County, In the State of Indiana.
No. 66269.
Harvey Joe Kincaid vs. Ethel
Mary Kincaid.
BE IT KNOWN, That on the 28th day of May, 1949, the above plaintiff, by his attorneys, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marion County, in the State of Indiana, his complaint against the above named defendant Ethel Mary Kincaid and the said plaintiff having also filed in said Clerk’s office the affidavit of a competent person, showing that the residence of the defendant, upon diligent inquiry, is unknown, and the defendant Ethel Mary Kincaid is not a resident of the State of Indiana, and that said cause of action is for a divorce and that the defendant is a necessary party thereto and whereas said
tate are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship. A. Jack Tilson, Clerk.
6/ 18/2t.
Henry J. Richardson, Jr.. Atty. NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC. In the Probate'Court of Marion
above named is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against her and that unless she appear and answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause on the 6th day of September. 1949, the same being the 2nd judicial day of a term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House in the City of Indian-
County. June Term, 1949.
Ir\ the Matter of the Estate of apolis, on the first Monday in SepJami's Miller. Deceased. j tember, 1949, said complaint and Estate Docket 141. Page 51330. the matters and things therein conNotice is hereby given that C. gained and alleged will be heard J. Miller as Administrator of the i and determined in her absence, above named estate has presented j A. Jack Tilson, Clerk, and filed his account and vouch-1 6/4/3t.
ers in final settlement of said cs-j
tate, and that the same will come * up for the examination and action „ w .
of said Probate Court, on the 2nd i day of July, 1949, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved. And the heirs of said estate are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship.
A. Jack Tilson, Clerk.
6 /18/2t.
Lord's Supper In Columbus COLUMBUS—Rev. J. C. Washington served the Lord’s Supper at Second Bapt. fhurch last Sunday. Sunday school and church were well attended. * The Ladies’ Bible class presented a program recently fetaturing the Silverfone iuar!et No. 2. * Mrs. Ada Booker •eturned from Cincinnati, where he has been nursing. * Miss Suunne Booker is home from Indima university for the summer. * * Robert A. Phillips has returned ."rom Baltimore, where he was in college. * Mrs. Grace Gooden gave i surprise baby shower for Mrs. Barbara Crowe last Friday night. * Mr. and Mrs. cMlbert Goode are parents of a boy born last week. Ttje mother and son, Melbert Alen, are reported fine. < * Home•oming was held at Second Baptist church last Sunday. Free dinner was served, and special programs were held all day. * Several local people attended the birthday pary for Betty Lou Smith in Indianapolis last Saturday. * Mrs. Anna Wealhersby visited Rev. and Mrs J. C. Washington last Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson, Mrs Della Riley, and Mrs. Georgia Cannon and daughter had a pitchn supper Thursday in Donnor park.
COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE State of Indiana, Marion County,
ss:
In the Circuit Court of Marion County, In the State of Indiana.
No. 66293.
Elizabeth Hampton vs. Willie
Hampton.
BE IT KNOWN, That on the 6th day of June, 1949, the above named plaintiff, by her attorneys, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marion County, in the State of Indiana, her complaint against the above named defendant Willie Hampton and the said plaintiff having also filed in said Clerk’s office the affidavit of a competent person, showing that the residence of the defendant, upon diligent inquiry, is unknown, and the defendant Willie Hampton, Hopkinsville, Ken-
tucky, is not a resident of thelurday night.
State of Indiana, and that said cause of action is for divorce and that the defendant is a necessary
Cary D. Jacobs, Atty. COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE State of Indiana, Marion County,
ss:
In the Superior Court of Marion County. In the State of Indiana.
No. B-70683.
Eula C. Martin vs. Willie Martin BE IT KNOWN, That on the 8th day of June, 1949, the above named plaintiff, by her attorneys, filed in the office of the Superior Court of Marion County, in the State of Indiana, her complaint against the above named defendant Willie Mar-
tin and the said plaintiff having ! P ar ^ y . ^ cre ^° an “ whereas said also filed in said Clerk’s office the ! plaintiff having by endorsement on affidavit of a competent person, j s aid complaint required said deshowing that the residence of the ; f cndan t a PP ear * n sa i d Court, defendant, upon diligent in- and answer or demur thereto on quiry. is unknown, and the tie-j 6th day of September, 1949. fendant mailing address—in care i NOW, THEREFORE, by order of of the Miami Coap Company. Mi-1 sald Court, zaid defendant last ’ — . - above named is hereby notified of
the filing and pendency of said complaint against him and that unless he appear and answer or de-
^ mur thereto at the calling of said whereas said plaintiff having by i cause on the 6th day of September, endorsement on said complaint re- 1949. the same being the 2nd ju-
Spend Week-End In Bloomington BLOOMINGTON—Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bassett and son, Kokomo, spent the week-end with her sifter, Mrs. Irene Green, and fahcr, William Moore. * Friends here are glad to know that Mrs. Ada Douglas's, Indianapolis, has been released from General hospital after an illness of four months and is doing well at her home, 2340 N. Arsenal ave. * Recent Indianapolis friends who visited- Mrs. Edna Williams during her illness were Messrs, and Mesdames Charles Sansbuty and Jesse Young and children, Mrs. Minnie Baxter, and the Misses Oma Bell and Effie and Rose Holland. * Mrs. Leola Tucker returned to her j home in Muncie after visiting Mr and Mrs. George Burress. * Mrs. : Katherine Hill visited in IndianaI polis la ft week. * Mrs. Fred JohnI son is improving at her home. * Mrs. Maud Thomas and daughter. Portia, will spend the summer in California with her son and daugh-ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas, and family. * Mr. & Mrs. Francis Henson are parents of a g^-pound boy born in Jeffersonville last Sunday. They have one
other child.
Harold Chandler, Terre Haute, attended the Dames club ball Sat-
NEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA MEET: Shown above Dr. Jacob L. Reddix, president of Jackson College, Jackson, Miss., addressed the national convention of the New Homemakers of America held recently on the campus of the Miss, college. Seated, center, Ernestine Herbin, national president of the organization, Greensboro, N.C., and Charlene Smith, national secretary, Hope, Ark. —(ANP Photo.)
ami. Florida, is not a resident of the State of Indiana, and that said cause of action is for Divorce and that the defendant Willie Martin is a necessary party thereto and
quired said defendant to appear in said Court, and answer or demur thereto on the 6th day of Scptem-
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NOW, THEREFORE, by order of said Court, said defendant last above named is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against him and that unless he appear and answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause on the 6th day of September, 1949, the same being the 2nd judicial day of a term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House in the City of Indian-
dicial day of a term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House in the City of Indianapolis, on the first Monday in September, 1949, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged will be heard and de-
termined in his absence. A. Jack Tilson. Clerk.
6/1 l/3t.
W. S. Henry, Atty.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the undersigned lias duly
v^wuii nuunv ju ini v.iij wi iiiuioii- q lia ijfi ec j as Administrator of Es-
apohs. on the 1st Monday in Sep- * , w . n „
.' 10 , 0 tate of Will Hayes, deceased, late tember, 1949, said complaint and j jo c Indiana. Said the matters and tilings therein con- : , , , . tained and alleged will be heard LsUtc lb supposed to be sohent.
and determined in his absence. A. Jack Tilson, Clerk.
6/18/3t.
No. 145-52843.
V. L. Brents.
6/4/3t.
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Grant & Grant, Attys. COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE State of Indiana, Marion County, ss: In the Circuit Court of Marion County, In the State of Indiana! No. 66279. Alpha McClasky vs. Charles MeClasky BE IT KNOWN, That on the 1st day of June, 1949, the above named plaintiff, by her attorneys, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marion County, in the State of Indiana, her complaint against the above named defendant Charles McClasky and the said plaintiff having also filed in said Clerk’s office the affidavit of a competent person, showing that the residence of the defendant, upon diligent inquiry, is 547 Brenkenridge St., Lexington, Ky., and the defendant Chas. McClasky is not a resident of the State of Indiana, and that said cause of action is for divorce and that the defendant is a necessary party thereto and whereas said plaintiff having by endorsement on said complaint required said defendant to appear in said Court, and answer or demur thereto on the 6th day of September, 1949. NOW, THEREFORE, by order of said Court, said defendant last above named is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against him and that unless he appear and answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause on the 6th day of September, 1949, the same being the 2nd judicial day of a term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House in the City of Indianapolis, on the 1st Monday in September, 1949, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged will be heard and determined in his absence. A. Jack Tilson, Clerk. 6/ll/3t.
South Bend Topics
SOUTH BEND — Mrs. T. R. Mrs. Buford Jones entertained
Howes, manager of the Metropoli-1 the Home Art club Thursday,
tan Funeral home, Chicago, and The missionaries of the New Robert H. Miller, director of the Salem Baptist church will meet at Jordan Funeral home and edilor| 1:30 p. m. Thursday in the church, of the National Funeral Dircc'or The Friends and Neighbors club
Plan Conference
In Seymour By JAMES SHELTON
SEYMOUR—The local church will entertain the district conference June 21-23. Work is being done on the basement in order to be able to use it for the convention. * Sunday school time has been changed to 10 for the summer. * Rev. J. P. Q. Wallace conducted quarterly conference in Columbus las'. Sunday night. * * Announcement has been made of he coming marriage of Miss Teenic Mae Phillips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Phillips, to Paul Edward Grumes, Muncie. The wedding will take place Saturday in Muncie. Miss Phillips is a former student at Shields . high school. * Prayer services were | held in the home of Rev. E. F. j Maddex last Wednesday night Mrs. Mary Franklin was leader. * Mr. and Mrs. Everett Booker and family visited friends and relatives in Edinburg last Sunday.
and Embalmor Monthly,, were the •guests Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Haynes. The Missionary society and Pastor's Aid group of Mt. Olive Baptist church will meet Tuesday. The Lasalle Needle Craft club will meet Tuesday with Mrs. Ella Mae Pope. Evangelist I. B. White. St. Louis, is conduc ing revival services in the West Side Church of Go:l
in Christ.
Mrs. Felix Jackson. attended the graduation exercises of her ^on, Roosevelt, from Moharry Medical college in Nashville. The Marionette Community Charity Club. Inc., will meet in the club home. Mr. and Mrs. John Tyrus, have been called to Chicago by the death of her mo*her. All nobles of Mohamet Temple No. 134 met Sunday in Olivet AME church for annual jubilee
services.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Robinson. 737 N. Frances - st.rMrs. Hazel Mattie Hayes, Detroit., have rcAllen. St. Paul. Minn.; and Mrs. turned from Detroit where they visited relatives. Mrs. Etta Bowen
Betty
Madison Couple Have Anniversary MADISON—Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Jordan celebrated their 32nd wedding anniversary at their home June 6. * Mrs. Susie Sanders and brother. Virgil Alums, were called o the bedside of their sister, Mrs. Leota Simms. * Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Guess afe visiting friends and relatives here. * The Young Adult Youth will sponsor a “Father’s Day Tea” in the home of Mrs. Alfnso Whittaker next Sunday. * * Miss Betsy Guess spent the weekend with her mother and brother. * Mr. and Mrs. Arch Smith h ive moved out of the city after selling their home. * Friends here ire sorry to learn of he death of Ben Peaks in Charlestown, who died on Thursday, June 2. He was the fa’her of “Sid” Peaks, the boxer. * Charles Alums and daughter, Helen Marie, Indianapolis, were Memorial Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Smith. They ' isited friends here and in Graysville and Hanover, where Mrs. Mabel Alums decorated graves. * The Broadway Alumni ball was held in the Madison Armory last Friday night. Harvey French, Indianapolis, and his orchestra provided music.
The Indianapolis Recorder, June 18,1949—15
Muncie Social
met Thursday with Miss Mae Smith. The Golden Star Harmonizers held a barbecue social Saturday
afternoon.
The Golden Star Harmonizers and the Golden Bell quartet gave a program Thursday in New Salem Baptist church for the benefit of the building fund. Mrs. E
Easton was sponsor.
The Madora Youth fraternity met Saturday in the Masonic hall. Mrs. Florence Nickerson has re- j pic.
turned to Chicago after visiting — her father, Rev. B. W. Bowen. A ***** it*** Mt. Oltve Baptist church ^-ill ! \jrCina ■aTflCr
sponsor a spiritual drive starting | Monday. Rev. B. Mathews, acting pastor of Macedonia Baptist church, will be guest speaker
Tuesday.
Rev. W. E. Hausey, pastor of the | BIRMINGHAM, Ala. fANP) — New Salem Baptist church, will After 11 years of hard work, Rich-
Richmond Student Leaves for B. W. I. By VIRCHER FLOYD JR. RICHMOND — Among the 14 Earlham college students leaving for Jamaica, B. W. I. on or about June 20, is John Bryant, local resident. Going south from here, the party will hop from Miami to Camaguey, Cuba, and from there to Buff Bay. whehe they will remain for five or six weeks to participate in the Cuba summer camp. * Mrs. Wade Faulkner has re turned from Benton Harbor and Kalamazoo, Mich. * Miss Jessie Mae Shipp left for Nashville last Sunday. She will work on a master’s degree at A. & I. state college. * Miss Lasell Robinson lef. Sunday for Ball State Teachers college in Muncie. * Young people of Bethel AME church were host to the Indiana Young People’s conference recently. Guest speaker was John E. Hunter of the department of religious education at Payne theological seminary, Wilherforce university. Mrs. Naomi Ciay is director of the young peo
MUNCIE — Rev. Townsend | Crnlral high rcl.ool receiving Thompson of this city, pastor of | scholarships et the commencement Ebenezer Methodist church. Mad- | exercises in the field house on ison, and pastor of the Methodis. ' Thursday of last week were John church in Mt. Vernon, left last I Leonard Edwards and Miss Bertha Monday ftr Little Rock, Ark, | Coatie. Mr. Edwards received where he will take a short course j one of the two scholarships to Ball at iho Philander Smith seminary j State college awarded by the and college, ! Women’s Auxiliary No. 43 of the • Miss Ellen Lcavell left last week local UAW-CIO organization, and for Dallas to attend the national J Miss Coatie won the second Sigyouth conference, held there thru-1 ma Gamma Rho scholarship. Picout the week. lures of the two students arc apMrs. Carl Burnam has returned pearing in this week’s issue of the o her home after visiting Mr. and Recorder with William Laudell Mrs. Lincoln Black in Cleveland, i Edwards, brother of John Edwards Katie McSwain has rcturne I who graduated from Ball State to Chicago ! college last week, after having , Please, relid the Recorder thorbcen calied ; oughly, as Muncie news is to be here by the | found in other places than the sodeath of her j ciai column brother, Lige
Weaver. She |
t'iHK’ .was :.ouse 1
* *gu< st of Mr.
and M r s . WoKen Sims vvhil - here * Miss Bar-
bara Jean Armstrong and Paul Gordon, Detroit, were the recent guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Arms* rone.
Messrs, and T-iesJjmes Ed Johnson and Roger Edwards and Mrs. Clarence Johnson spent the week
end at Horse Cave, Ky.
Cleric Defies Birmingham "Zone Ruling"
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (ANP) — A
Rev. Ross D. Brown, Chicago city commission ruling recently to
was gucs. of Mr. and Mrs. Ho se»- Shoccraft recently. Mr. and Mrs. Higher! Garret and family, Mrs. Mary Leavelle, and Buster Bass motored to Clarksville, Tenn. last week. Mrs. James Stovall attended th ? commencement exercises at A. & 1. university. Nashville, in which her sister, Mrs. Jeannette Hudson
par icipated.
set up segregated zones in Birmingham was opposed immediately after its passage when the Rev. Milton Curry Jr., said he would not move from his newly rented home
in a “white” zone.
Rev. Curry is one of two Negro ministers living in a zone declared for whites only by the commission action. The other minister, the Rev. E. B. Deyampert, has lived at his home for several years. They live
The Household of Ruth Lodge nex ^ door to one another. No. 4618 elected officers at a re-1 ^ c a. , ,, , ccn/. meeting. They ere Mes-1 When be first moved hts furdames Bessie Browner, M. G. N.;:" lture lnt0 hls new home Rev. Svlvia Alexander R M W G iCurry was warned by City officials PMih Mnlbc PI V n AT AT4 ,Tthat he would be arrested if he Luth Marks, Rt. ^ G• M., Mar-j y e d there. He first agreed to
garet/e Hender. on, N. G. M.; Fran - 1
Granted Diploma At Night School
speak Wednesday.
Morion Pastor To Speak Here
By HAROLD DODSON
MARION—Rev. C. T H. Wat-
visucu reiauvvs ^ nas4or of Alien Temple AMand Marguerite Ann and Myra An-1 p ,„ ;1I K „ a , t „ ci
nice, daughters of
ard E. Harper, 54 year old grandfather, has earned a coveted high school diploma. He was graduated from the high school division of Parker high school last week. He has six grandchildren. He first conceived the idea of getting some sort of education in 1918 when he was 23 years old. Then he could scarcely read and write.
Visit Church In Plainfield PLAINFIELD — Out-of-town guests at morning worship Sunwere Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pinkston, Louisville, and Mesdames Sadie Lyles and Belle Pinkston, Indianapolis. * Mrs. Anna Culiins was hostess to the stewardess board Friday afternoon. Mrs. Gladys Carbin gave an instmmontal solo. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Laura Cloud Mrs. Eva Swam is president. * * Mesdames Rose ami Nancy Swarn and Odia Mitchell and the Misses Kalhryn Culiins and Dorothy Mitchell attended the junior missionary convention in Richmond last week. * Messrs. Elijah Steward and Churchil Swarn were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H S. Swarn and son. * Mrs. Cassie Swarn injured her foot last week, but is now improving. * Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Swarn and family had as guests last week Messrs. Levi and Harry Clemons, Mitchell. * Miss Laura Marie Swarn entertained friends from Indianapolis with a picnic recently. * Mr. and Mrs. Otis Culiins and daughter and Emmett Wheeler visited in Danville last week.
Atomic Scientist At Fisk U. Quits On Red Accusation NASHVILLE, Tenn.* (ANP) — Atomic Scientist Rossi Lomanitz, 28. has left his job as an associate professor at Fisk university. Dr. Charles S. Johnson, president, announced this week. Lomanitz had been accused by the house unAmerican committee of being a Communist. Dr. Johnson said that Lomanitz left the campus without submitting a formal resignation. In a hearing before the house committee Lomanitz refused to say whether he was or was not a Communist.
Nathaniel Robinson, accompanied them to Detroit hut remained for a week’s vacation. Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Hayes are en route to
St. Paul. Minn.
Willard Bolts has returned from Chicago, where he was called by the death of his father, Andrew
T. Bo ts.
T •' Young Women’s Service Guild met Tuesday with Mrs. Rose Newsome. Mrs. Hiawatha Cannon was in charge of the pro-
gram.
The Grand lodge committee. Onward Lodge No. 51, Knights of Pythias, and Northern Star No. 38. Court of Calanthc met Sunday with Mrs. Janie Ford. Henry B. Young. Gary, was guest speaker. A benefi skating party was held Monday in Playland Roller Rink Rev. It. D. Wilson, celebrated his Ifif year as pastor of the East Side Church of God in Christ on'Sunday. June 5. Special services were held through June 16th. Among the out-of-town guests who attended services were Elders C. E. Bennett, U. It. Sanders, T. H. Coffee. J. L, Nunri, Lee Chandler, A. Charleston, and J. A. Owens, all of Gary. Rev. Wilson is also completing 26 years in the minis-
try.
A song fest with the Jericho Gospel singers of this city. Golden Harp, Chicago and the Junior Gospel singers of Memphis. Tenn., was held in Greater Friendship
Baptist church.
The Goodfellows club will meet Tuesday in the Masonic hall. Plans will be completed for a dinner. The missionaries of Mt. Olive Baptist church presented the Harmony King Gospel singers in a
program Sunday.
The Ever Ready Gospel singers left Saturday for a tour in Tennessee, Arkansas and Missouri. They will return June 21. The Matron, Art and Social club met with Mrs. Alvina Taylor and elected the following officers: Mesdamcs Mamie Bingham, president; Jessie Winters, vice-presi-dent; Louise Albert, recording secretary; Jewell Spencer, assisting secretary; Claudine Beck,, corresponding secretary; Ann Kennedy, treasurer; Gertrude Turner, critic; and Hattie Cogdell, reporter. The Ida Williams circle of the Anna Hutchinson Missionary society of Pilgrim Baptist church will meet Tuesday with Mrs. Cl'audine Bee. After the meeting a Pot Luck dinner will be served. Ti e club has been requested to repeat the “Nation” pictures on Ihe first Sunday in July in Pilgrim
church.
The South Side Circle of the Anna Hutchinson Missionary society met Thursday with Mrs. Lettie White. . The Y'oung Women’s auxiliary of the St. John Baptist church met Tuesday with Mrs. Louis?
Burks.
Mr anri tvirc E church, will be guest speaker In that eventful year he noticed Mr. ana Mrs. at Brthcl AME church, Indianapo-! th(? benefits of education from two
lis, Sunday. He will be aceom-! an £l c s—he was forcecf to start work panjeri bv Choirs Nos. 1 and 2. as a laborer because he had very Miss Harriett Head, student at little, and in the army he saw Fisk university, is spending her men with some education advance, vacation with her parents, Mr. I* 1 1938. he took his big and Mrs F E Head s t c P—after his son started to corThe Fannie" J. Coopin mission- r ? ctin g his En 8lish. He enrolled in ary society will sponsor a “Trip Parker high’s evening classes. Around Ihe World” on July 8. T ^o other graduates of Parkers Members of the D. O. J. sorori- evening school were Louis B. Som-
ces Baker. W. R.; Ida V. Campbell, W. T.; Mattie Frierson and Mary Morrow, W. C.; Dorothy Nelson, W. U.; Helen Ivy, Mary Urassie, and Kura Murray, trustees; Alberta Johnson, Rt. Stewart: J. N. Wilson. L. S. S.; Bernice Settles. R. J. vS.; E. Harris. L. J. S.;
and Agnes Spencer, W. P.
move out, then after 24 hours decided to stay. Commissioner James W. Morgan promised that a warrant would be Served on him. and Commissioner Eugene Connor said he had “reason to believe there may be trou-
ble.”
Three Negro homes in the dis-
merville, 44, Michael, 40.
and John Wesley
S. C. Democrats to
Accept Rule of
U. S. Judge Waring
ty were overnight guests of Miss Nedra Belle Stewart recently. Announcement has been made of the marriage of Ru'h Johnson, Indianapolis, to Wallie Casey, Marion. The rites were read at noon on Tuesday, June 7, in Indianapolis by Elder S. Thomas. The
couple will reside in Indianapolis. COLUMBIA. S. C. (ANP> - The Mrs. Casey is an evangelist in the South Carolina Democratic party Apostolic Faith church. wd 1 Jl > d fi e . J - ^a ies WarThe Homemakers Arts and , mg s original decision that Negroes Crafts class met Tuesday with b f. admitted to the parly, the exeeMrs. Minnie Stewart. Next meet- utlv <; committee announced last ing will be with Mrs. Catherino^eek.^Jt^ll not^appeal t 0 the ^ThTnortheastern district confer.! Ju f d . ge Waring’s decision given at o j ^„a i.ininr the time of the state Democratic ence Sunday school and junior rorontlv church convention of the AME 1 9 ‘ . F ^ , Circuit court u.s^Cd Tuosda^ W^no, TC'L e^Ta^ ? nd . . Thur n day T 1 o h wiu mg the decision. Chairman W. P. ME church. Rev. J. I . , Baskin gave the following state-
lace was in c.large. Ijnent-
Henry Cobb and daughter, Mrs. | „ T , 10 cxocutivc committee disElizabeth Lit Uepage, have 10 ^ urn '' .agrees with the decision, hut realcd after visiting in Dayton. ; j zes y iat th crc j s nothing to be The D. O. a. sorority Chapt n j g a j ne( j by an application to the SuNo. 2 held its second annual grad- | p reme court of the United States Belle Stewart. The evening was £ or a wr jt G f certiorari (review).
Mrs. Margarette Henderson was! Puted area, the North Smithfield
and prizes were won by Mesdames {the incident.
William Curl. Leola Tucker, and j The two ministers’ homes are Elsie Turner. Other members j located next to an area zoned as present were Mesdamcs Bessiria commercial “buffer” strip 50 Gholslon, Evelyn Jackson.* Hatti?|feet wide and six blocks long. inFields. Doro hv Davis. Jimmie-j tended to separate Negroes and
niece Wilson. Mary Goodall. and j vvb itcs.
Mary Johnson and Miss Maggie | If the ministers are arrested and Jones. j convicted of violating the zoning The Friendship Bible class me law they will be subject to a fine last Tuesday afternoon with Mrs of $100 and a jail sentence of 180
Frances Redd. Members attend- 1 days.
ing were Mesdamcs Della Young.! A city police radio car is staLaura Manning. Nannie Shoccraft, tioned near the homes, and so are Rosa Thompson, Neely Houser, two white private detectives hired Janie Carlock. Rosie Johnson, Hen-1 to protect Rev. Curry, rietha Ransom, Alva Clemmons. ; The new “buffer” zoning law was Ethel Grimes, and Anna Maria 0 pp 0SC( j by both Negro and white Majors. citizens and organizations of this Mrs. Johnny Wilson was recent ' WC stside community. The original hostess to the Muncie Castle club, i law legalizing jimerowing of the Those attending were Mesdames races was passed several weeks ago. Leo Grumes. Ellis Hizer. Emory I Atty. Arthur B. Shores in preFerguson, Jessie Hall, William j liminary hearings before the eomTurner, Verna Brown, and Elmer mission predicted that the present Browner and Miss Ora Wilson. ruling would meet “opposition of Among the twenty graduates of the Federal courts.”
Belle tSewart. The evening was spent at games. Refreshments were served to fifty members and
frinds.
Jasper Weaver is reported ill in his home. Rev. P. M. McKelvey, pastor of Calvary Bapt. church and member of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, left Sunday for Nashville, where he will receive his master’s degree. He graduated from Morehouse state college and A. and I. seminary in Nashville. Rev. J. Roberson will be in charge of services during his absence.
Sing at Peru Country Club PERU—Rev. and Mrs. R. W. Jackson sang several selections at the country club last Wednesday night. The Misses Barbara Lenore, Julia Ann Jackson, and Marilyn Sue Moore, Logansport, danced for the eBta Gamma sorority at the country club last week. * * * Rev. R. W. Jackson conducted services at Waymon Chapel AME church last Sunday. * John Hutchinson visited his brother, Kelly Hutchinson, in Elkhart last week * Mrs. Anthony Johnson passed examination for continuation 'of her work in the public welfare office at the court house last week. * Rev. James Supee conducted services on scheduled time at Mt. Herman Baptist church last Sunday.
which is the only remedy provided by law.”
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hattie McDaniel REPORTED MARRIED HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (ANP) — Hattie McDaniel, radio’s “Beulah”, has be^b married since Saturday, June 11, arcording to reports from “reliable” sources. The bridegroom is Roy C. Williams, an interior decorator. The couple is reported to have flowm to Yuma, Ariz., thus culminating a romance that has been in existence for some time. Three years ago Miss McDaniel was divorced from James Craw’ford. She became the first Negro to win an academy award for her role in “Gone With Die Wind.”
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