Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1951 — Page 4
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Society, Clubs, Church Events, Drama, Music
WOMEN
4—The Indianapolis Recorder, July 14, 1951
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By RICHARD C HENDERSON
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This week’s column will be started with something which rhetorically bad—an apology. . . Our prool-reaoer is on vacation, and his work has fallen into my inadequate hands, with the result that both the proof-reading and the social pages are suffering. So, if you notice 100 many glaring faults
in the column you will know the reason.
Naturally, there was much entertaining done on July 4. although 1 missed out on most of them, staying at home lor the guest ol my own. Cpl. — LEVY ELZY, from New York. 1 10 be hel(j m Salurda} , Sopl .
BELL CANTO Ensemble auxiliary will meet Sunday afternoon jit 4 in the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Hayden, 412 Bright stree:. * * * COSMO OF 46 met with Mrs. Marie Garner, 2441 Barnes avenue. Next meeting will be with Miss W. Oakley, 2801 Sangster avenue.. * * * UNGS OF LEISURE met Monday night with Mrs. Nellie Crowe, 2132 Sheldon street. Next meeting will be wiih Mrs. Anna Tohncon, 2340 Winthrop avenue. The ciub will have an old-fash-ioned barbecue at the home o Mrs. Crowe on Saturday. * * • OEnUTANTES met with Miss Simmons. 852 South Illinois street, on Thur'day night of last week Next hostess will be Miss Louise frarr, V10 Douglass street.
'! ay 'J S ! at Which the sponsors wlii m ,ko
rJt «/.™r Hir.r .llhorf.fil?I lul1 reports on tlifir cheer mmt
goes according to schedule, will ; ,
Church Sundav Mrs - FREDERICK STARKS organist, playing the prelude of- " a . 1 ,f‘ a "‘ 5 ‘ L™ * LlOSmS b0,MI -
teriory, communion, and post ude. . . He’s really worth hearing, lo 1 would suggest that those ot you who like good music, hear him. Members of the Ten Pennies dub enjoyed a picnic at "Colonial Acres," the home of Dr. and Mrs. EDWARD P. THOMAS, on the holiday. . . Club members and \hoir families attending were Messrs, end Mesdames NATHAN-
IEL SCOTT FARL HENRY
‘Auld Lang Syne.
The complete list of sponsors to date includes Mesdames MATTIE ANDERSON. ERNEST BATTLES. MAYME BATTIKS. HENRIETTA BOWLING. FRANK K. BECKWITH. HERBERT HOWARD. REGINALD BRUCE, OTiS R BRYANT. FLOYD COVINGTON. GEORGE DIXON. EDWIN'
DUNLOP. F. E. DcFRANTZ.
and sons. ROOSEVELT DRANE, WILLIAM VanHORN L. B. ELLIOTT. HENRY FLEMING.
PHILLIPb. WILLIAM ELLIOTT ELSIE GARRETT. GUY GRANT, and daughter, and ALONZO DAN- 1 ORVILLE GRANT, and THOMAS
IELS and Dr. and Mrs. J. LEON GRUBBS.
SIMMS and children I Also Mesdames MARTHA
ELITE EIGHT met with Mrs. Audrov White on Wednesday n ght of this week. * * * FIDELIS met with Mrs. M»r t;aret Vaniler Prizes were won v- Me dYirms Carllss Madison Rosamond Crmnie. and Helen Veal, who will be next hostess.
LEISURE HOUR met with Mrs. Gertrude Anderson. 1831 Martin dale avenue. Prizes were won b Mesdames Deloris Pickle, Lulu Miliam, and Amle Poole.
LUCKY NINE Social will meet with Mrs. Ella Jones. 342 North California street.
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NIFTY GIRLS will give a law* fete Saturday at the home of Mr Reba Wilson. 2834 Martirdale av~ nue. Barbecued r>bs and roasted wieners will be served.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Martin, 2516 Indianapolis avenue, had as a guests over the week-end Mrs. William A. Woodson and son, Lt. William A. Woodson, June graduate of Westpoint Academy and former re ident of Washington, D. C. * * * Rev. H. R. Jelks, pastor 01 Whitestone Baptist Church, Memphis, Tenn., is in the city visiting Rev. and Mrs. Jesse Woods, 2429 Guilford avenue. He will speak at several local churches during his visit. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roberts, former residents of this city now living at Dayton, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Stott.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moore, 339 Northern avenue, are leaving on Thuisday of this week for a vaca»on at roc Lake. * * * Mrs. Fannye Board Taylor has ’'eiurimd from her vacation, during which she attended the Grand Chapter meeting of the Order o. the Eastern Star at Evansville, be ing house guest of Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ro:heHe while there En ruote home she visited Miss Emma E. Edwards at Owensboro Ky., and Mrs. Susette Jones atl Louisville. * * * Mrs. Luvennia Abstone, 28r)9 Highland place, has returned from Sheperdsville, Ky., where she at tended a camp meeting a* guest or Mr. and Mrs. George Caldwell. Jeffer onville. Mrs. Abstone bar recently been confined to her horm for ten months by illness. * * * Mr’; T nrena U Laswell h moved from 1659 North Vr.ena avenue to 1631 Yandes street.
Guests were Messrs and Meg. 1 GARDNER. HOWARD HOOPER, rie Johnson. Mrs. ERa Mac Pow
dames LESTER MILLER, AL-1 DELMORE HAWKINS. MAE FRED CORD WELL, CHARTS JONES. ERNEST KIRK. SUE HICKS and son. GRANT HAWK- EN OX. IVALUE LENNEAR. SERINS and son. HARRY PETTR1E: THA LEW IS. LUCRETIA LOVE.
and son, FLOYD HOLLAND. SARA MATTHEW'S. JOEL Me- Mrs. Alice Johnson. 1653 BclleJACK DIGGS, BERTRAM GARD- CREE, DAUGHERTY MOORE, fontaine street, will bo hostess
NER. and WALTER COLEMAN WILLIAM RELFORD. LOULS next Thursday.
ell, Princeton. Tenn., was guest o' the club. Prizes were won b* Me dames Ann Hoke, Florence Judkins, and Cordelia Garnett.
FETED AT PARTY: Miss Barbara Jean Harrison, the only Negro in the June class of 252 graduating from Detroit's Western High School, was feted at a beautiful graduation party at the Nacircma Club Home at Detroit recently by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harrison, former residents of this city. Miss Harrison, a native of Indianopolis, plans to enter the College of Education at Wcync University in September.
N. J. Resident Visit In City
and children and the Misaes ALMA SIMPSON. FREDERICK STRAKS. FLORA W'YNN and NORMA MARCUS C. STEWART, CLARJEAN CRAVENS. I E N CE . STEWART. MARY E. Out-of-town guests were Mr. TERR5. EDWARD P. THOMAS, and Mrs. LAURENCE FALWELL MARSHALL A. TALLEY. FRANand son, Baltimore, Md.; Miss ; r TAYLOR. MARGARET TURDOROTHY MOSBY. Evansville; 1 NER - WALLACE WAUGH.
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NORTHSIDE COMMUNITY will meet Monday with Mrs. Mattie Davis, 2615 Indianapolis avenue.
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T. S. C. GIRLS met with Mrs. Lillim Holt last week. Prizes were
end Dr. J. K. SMITH. C» W 29P5- INEZ BABBs! \ ™ frMgfogg..<*'««« MjKte
LILLIAN POPE, and
s Leealma West, and Edith K |Weeden. Mrs. McKinney will be
Two of the members were out; MORRIS. hnetese
nf town—Mrs. CARL HUGHhS A1 ,™ T Included are the Misses avenue bunga^ow^ N H Cpt »vas at Fox Lake, and Mr. and NOVELLA DICKENS. BEATRICE avenue - bungalow 4. Mrs. OSCAR REEDER are vaca- vFmisa MA a k “VACATIONING IN CALIF,
honing at Chicago, 111. VELOISA DUNGAN. GLOR'A
Evansville Couple United In Beautiful Home Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Luther D. Wat so ^ and daughter, Steppie. have returned to their home at Longside N.J., after being house gnosis o' his brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Fred W'atson. While here they were guests a numerous social funetions. Oi ■July 4 they were guests of tin Purple Heart Nurses. Josepl Yancy Unit 170, of wbirh the lo^a’ Mrs. Watson is second vice presi dent, at a picnic at Spring Mi
Park.
On Thursday evening Mr. am
WED IN HOME CEREMONY: John Murray and Mrs. Charlotte Heywood became man and wife in a simple, but beautiful, ceremony in the home of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stewart, 342 West 26th street, last, Saturday. The couple are at home at 2702 Indianapolis avenue.
EVANSVILLE—A beautiful ceremony in the home of
the jrroom united in marriage recently Miss Christine Ham- Mrs. Rufus Gordon entertained ilton and Edward Means Baylor. Rev. G. L. Cooksey oflie- dinner in honor of the visitors dated in the presence of friends and relatives. Also P ue s ,s were their hosts Mrs The bride was Riven in marnapre by a close friend. Al- waison. and Richard c. Henderson louise Jaxon. She wore a white waffle-weave nylon dress Thev enioyed a delicious fried with poarls and rhinestone arres-» ————— chicken dinner. series. Her gift from the groom , nT „. ^ r- ,, On Friday morning the same
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Mr. and Mrs. ARTHUR DOD- MORTON-FINNEY. ALBERTINE 9n fiQ J Gharles D. Mills, , was a R t ran d 0 f pearls, and she p™! ..j?]. C ?/ • „ nt : Party were guests of the Watsons TN spent the day at Garfield JOHNSON, and DORIS SMITH. ^ npnr iino U p l ac G; Apt. 4 are r; , r ripfi a c -s. ade of white roses Y rniveWitv mainrinc in hi * or deleetating a menu
The golf tournament held at ^P endin i Jherr vacation in Cali- w j t j 1 foi^s 0 f white satin ribbon. F,s k ^ rmersUy, m jon g n ' featuring ham. bacon, egg omelet.] Douglass Park over the week-end torn,a « where they motored last j j| er on i v attendant was Mrs. and hot rolls, along with the other brought with it a social side. . . wc . ek In San Francisco, they will Margaret Greene who wore a soft Mr - Pa V ,or is ‘hP ^on of Dr. breakfast foods. Visiting golfers were enterlained a former resident of this city and pink W affle-weavr nvlon dross with Edward Moans Baylor, well-known »caU-'WM ^ u ^w“A r Ib^ ss . T nd y ' or ' MrSSSjiRVi.N u. woolens at an informal house party.. - ribbon , School here and of Fisk University, VACATION IN N. Y. Among the guests were the M b- . MAQr . v I James Groeno was host man. where he was treasurer of the col-j Woolen wSrlS? i ™2!Uy evening Mis, 'oljowlng .he cere- 'oi.b hj j '»•« M«emoS "reel h^ve r": WORLDS, Deiroit school teacher RT * m/-h v AAr-a m f * • 1 f mony was a reoeption given in the ornate ann mo Hoostor iruo ne t , f .. .. f . eni vinB and national UGA secretary, and j ® LA ^ CH . E f ? OGA ^ entertained homP of D r E. M. Baylor Mrs. bolongs to Omoga Psi hPi a " ratl( ? n f Hn fn Rnohes^ N 8 Mrs. MARVA GARRETT. Chicago : f r ’f nrt * the,r h ™<»- »«<« o" | Louis Materre. Chicago, sister of Fraternity. I V. where they were hoSse guests government employee. i I tfie groom, acted as hostess. | During World W ar II he was of her cousins! Mr and Mrs James
Charlotte Heywood, J. Murray Say Wedding Vows Saturday
A small group of relatives and intimate friends were ) re sent in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Clarence Stewart, M2 West 26th street, last Saturday evening at 7:45, when ler sister, Mrs. Charlotte Caldw r ell Heyw’ood, became the
ride of John Murray.
Rev. Jonathan A. Dames, pastor of Bethel AME Church, rfficiated at the single-ring ceremony. The house was leautiiully decorated throughout — vith American Beauty roses. returning to Indianapolis in Aug.
Mrs. George Temple was her of last year for permanent resi-
unt’s only attendant, and Mr. dence.
Pewart was best man for Air. j Mr. Murray, a native of North Murray. Carolina, is a retired hotel man. For the quiet ceremony the The couple are at home at bride wore a dress of pale pink 2702 Indianapolis avenue. with an intricate lace bodice and *
skirt of chiffon over pink taffeta. An orchid corsage completed her
costume.
HAWKINS. Mrs. FLORENCE HOLDER, and Fr. OSCAR E.
HOLDER
The picnic table' set ftieTdiirOf of July motif with its cloth and napkins in red. white, and blue and a centerpiece of a huge firecracker with an American flag on top. . . The firecracker proved, at the end of the meal, to be filled
with candy kisses.
Afternoon gowns of the latest
On Friday night the Mahans
creations were very much in evi- served dinner in honor of their dence last Saturday when Mrs S ues ts. . . Also present were Mrs PAUL A. BATTIES entertained MARJORIE CABELL and the more than thirty charity-minded Misses BILLIE SPARKS Bnd women at a “Sponsors' Tea" for ELIZABETH STANFIELD, out-
the Indianapolis Recorder Chari- standing in sports,
ties, Inc. JOE LOUIS and his party were
A "sip and chat" was held in serv<> d a steak dinner at the home
the living room, and later the Mr. and Mrs. JAMES A. TAYguests were entertained at a so- i l O r after the tournament. . .Also
cial hour in the recreation room, during which Mrs. LUCRETIA LOVE, dressed in costume, sang
folk songs.
Mrs. MARSHALL A. TALLEY c r nducted the opening meditation, setting the theme for <he day "Help Somebody Today.” Mrs.
present were Mrs Taylor's sister. Miss EVELYN WATKINS. Dayton; Mrs. EOLINE THORNTON and son. JIMMY, and LEONARD REED. Los Angeles; and GEORGE
W'ATKINS of this city.
Dr. and Mrs. WILLIAM B. AI^ I ISON and daughter. PAMELA J J.
FLOYD COVINGTON sang a solo, | Tuskegee. Ala . are visiting her after which Atty. FRANK BECK- Parents. Dr and Mrs CHARLESWITH, cheer fund executive sec- TON B. COX. and family. . With retary, gave a brief history of them have been Dr. and Mrs. the Indianapolis Recorder Chari- ALVIN H. DARDEN JR., also of ties. Inc. Tuskegee. who were visiting h s Mrs DELMORE HAW'KINS dis- parents. Mrs. and Mrs. A. H. DARcus&ed the progress made by the DEN SR. at Shelhyville and his fund and the number of needy aiin t and uncle Mr. and Mrs families served during 1950. and CHARLES KELLY here Mrs. Batties presented plans for On Saturday evening the party increasing contributions for the were entertained at dinner in the present year. . . Mrs. J. W. TAY- home of Mr. and Mrs. PAT R LOR was named committee chair- POWELL aunt and uncle of Mrs man and appointed committees to Allison. . .Later in the evening provided for a “pitch-in" luncheon they were guests of Mr. and Mrs
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of Dr. and Mrs. EDWARD WILFERSON at Terre Haute.. . . Over the week-end the Allisons and her sister Miss MARTHA COX, were guests at a house party
given by the Wilkersons.
Before returing to Tuskegee. they will spend a few days at Detroit with Dr. Allison’s family and in River Rouge, Mich., where they will be guests of Dr. and
Mrs. F. S. JOHNNSON.
The couple left for a short wed- sent to A ST P in Ohio and was Q reen ding trip after the reception. stationed with the 247th Bomb The bride, the daughter of Mr. Company Special at Salina. Kan.
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While there thev visited Ni.iga- I ra Falls and Canada and went over to Rome. N. Y.. to visit Mrs. Wool- j on’s niece and nephew, Lt. and | Mrs. Harvev n^viics. an^ 1 ' ,r "■ ! Mrs. James Brewer. They also
visited at Syracuse.
Others entertaining them at Rochester were Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Temple wore a green dress of simple design with a corsage of yellow rosebuts. A reception followed the cere mony. with the guests enjoying ice cream and a beautifully decorated three-tiered wedding cake. Assisting in serving were Mesdames Troy Manlove, Dan J^nes. Cora Poole, and Miss Pansy Clay. Mrs. Heywood is the sister of Mrs. Fannie Stewart, pub’isher of the Indianapolis Kecorder. A native oi Indianapolis, she moved to Chicago some time ago. living •.here for eighteen ypars hp r ore
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! Mrs. Rosena McClung has been made president nf ihe ' ^n, Ce wh^^ntertain^d"’ vv^ h^"
Mr. and Mrs. LOUIS SIMMONS, newly founded Grace Smith Matthews Scholarship Fund "hou^e padty. The Greens feted Alcorn, Miss., are spending the an d Justus Collins is treasurer, it has been announced. their guests, including Mrs. Edna
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S a? u VaS 3 A P*}® ! The program included Ynir.ieal i Alpha and Omega Psi Phi numbers, recitations, and feiiciraterni y at a picnic at Bryant tat ions by former students of
state park.
ship fond, which is now being organized by a group of citizens. Other peakers included Revs. Shephard D. HardriCk, Henry A
v pai*. School No. 37. many of whom rose p ,,, A T onp( . Das tor of Mr. Horne, chairman of the Fifth from their spats in the auditor-1 ^ ry '/). • A JoneS ’ pd ' t0t 01
otreet YMCA s committee of mana- j urn t o give testimonial praise to gement and a member of the na- their f ormer teacher.
tional council representing District Three of the Ohio-West Virginia area, was a delegate to the North American YMCA centenial celebration at Cleveland in June.
Mrs. Carrie McClaren, 1133 N West street, who was bitten by a dog three weeks ago, is Improving and hopes to be well soon.
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Highlight ot the meeting was an address by Atty. Frank R Beckwith, who struck a responsive chord with the audience when he said. "For many years Grace Smith Matthews has been very much interested in the establishment of a scholarship loan fund which would take into consideration the handicaps of numerous children, the so-called under-dogs, who go unnoticed in many instances in their struggle for an education; who do not receive scholarships, although, relatively they often do more to earn them than many of the recipients of them.” In accepting a gift of funds raised to be presented to her. Mrs. Matthews returned the money to the committee and announced the establishment of the scholar-
LOCAL GIRL HAS "SHOWBOAT" I.F.AD
Helen Hallums. who will play “Queenie” in the Starlight Musicals’ production of “Showboat" at the Indiana .State Fairgrounds starting on July 31, comes well equipped. A local resident, graduate of Crispus Attucks high school, she sang as a soloist for six years with the famed “Wings Over Jordan" choir. She is heard as soloiost in such recor lines as "Kepn M° Sink ing Down.” "Pray On,” “Just a Closer Walk With Thee." and “Going to Die With the Staff in My Hand.’’. She traveled extensively with the group, touring Europe for ten months as principal soloist in 1945. She has also appeared with the group in Hollywood Bowl, Convention Hall at Philadelphia, and with the Boston symphony orchestra.
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CONTEST WINNER: Little Daryl J. Rodgers, son of Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Rodgers, was winner of a baby contest given by the Eastern tSar Jubilee chorus of Eastern S ar Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon. May 27, bringing in over $60. Runner-up was Alice R. Hampton, and Warren E. Williams was third. Also in the contest were Kathy Henard and Sharon E. Rhodes. Mrs. Florence Jefferson is president of the Jubilee chorus, and Rev. P. C. Owens is pastor of the church.
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