Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1953 — Page 9
NCCJ Leader In South Bend Talkl Says Racial Hatred At "Low Point'
SOUTH BEND — “We must re-! member that we have not been; able to find any wonder drugs to I | fight prejudice,” said Roger W. i Straus of New York, one of the! VI founders of the National ConferHg ience of Christians and Jews, as! 1 he keynoted the third annual • -a | Brotherhood Award dinner last i | week in the Indiana Club ballroom. ? As principal speaker. Straus, spoke preceding the presentation of brotherhood awards to Joseph F.
IP! Donahue. L. O. Gates, and Arthur §!!| S. Simon. j
There is less racial and religious
§| hatred in America today that ever | before, he said, but the fight
against hatred must grow in
; strength because “all the world
looks to us for leadership.”
! “Every action in America con-! trary to real democracy is seized!
on as copy for Radio Moscow.”
said the speaker. “Every where vice-president of the Indiana YM there is a real urge to help elimi- j CA. presided at the noon luncheon nate hate and prejudice. I meeting of the state convention
hjAwrrt DV r> His remarks were seconded by; of the YMCA last week in the IN AM t D B T bOtlfeTT: Ur. ; Dr. Everett C. Clinchy. also of New , L. A. Pittenger Student Center
Charles E. Rochelle, princi- jYork. president of the NCCJ. Callpal of Lincoln high school, mg prejudices “products of past Evansville, was recently • u Ses. Dr Clinchy added. We , | ^ w 7 can t afford the luxury of preju-
elected secretary of the Van- dice.”
derburg County Cancer So- The awards were presented to ciety. Dr. Rochelle is director the three local men by Paul D. of fhe Vanderburgh County G ' lbert - <> J»52 award winner and Crippled Children s Society g Spencer Walton, mayor of and a member of the Evans- Mishawaka, was toastmaster for the ville Red Cross organization. $25-a-plate affair, sponsored by the An active Legionnaire, he j So « th Bend ~ Mishawaka Roumi- . . r • table as a source of funds for the has been commander of Ohs South Bend offlce of , he NCCJ Stone Post No. 354, Amen- iwhich ser\ed all of Indiana, can Legion. j Mayor John A. Scott of South
Bend gave an address of welcome.
— The Rt. Rev. Msgr. John S. Sabo.
I dean of the South Bend Roman
Catholic Deanery, gave the invo-
Youth of Evansville NAACP To Hear State Head, Legislator
{Jessie Jacobs, Wm. D. Mackey jlo Be Speakers
/?. L. Brokenburr, YMCA State Official, Presides at Luncheon Meeting in Muncie
By MRS. WILLA L. HUNT MUNCIE — R. L. Brokenburr, state senator from Indianapolis and
of Ball State T e a c hers Col-
lege.
Theme of the | convention, the | 82nd annual one, | was “Challenges | for C h r i stian
;| Services ” Dr. John R.
E m e n s, president of the group and also president of the college, presided over the opening morning
MRS. HUNT
58th Year
Tlmlianapolis, Indiana, April 25, 1953
Number 17
250 Terre Haute Students To Take Part in Spring Festival
EVANSVILLE-—Mrs. Jes|f<ie K. Jacobs of Indianapolis, 1 president of the Indiana NAf ACP, and William D Mackey, 1 state legislator also of Indianapolis, will be speakers when . the local NAACP Youth Coun- ' cil sponsored its membership ! drive -dinner meeting Satur- ! day in the Carver Center actij vity hall. j Mrs. Jacobs, named by former ; Governor Henry F. Schricker to attend the last White House Youth 1 Conference, was a strong lobbyist • in the General Assembly when the
By MRS. PAULA BLAHA
session in Conference Rooms A and B of the student center.
TERRE HAUTE—More than 250 students will take part in the an-
_ _ 'ucctu oi me oouui jDtnu numaii "— ~ . „ . . , , I nual spring festival to be given at ■Lljt m m Ca tholic Deanery, gave the invo- Edgar Faulkner, prominent 1 BcK^er T. Washington school llfl I nnlftlP IrlnilP cation, and Rabbi Albert M. Shul- mortician, was a member oi the 1 0 n Friday ni ^ ht T heme of the llV \#!IUIvJw I lUWw man of Temple Beth-El gave the planning committee loi the co - f es tj va i i s ‘-Rusi
Temple
benediction.
vent ion.
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In Shooting Of Terre Haute Boy
I
TERRE HAUTE—A no bill was; returned fcerore Judge Herbert R. j Criss by the grand jury of the j
Vigo Circuit Court last week in ’ . i. . Mrs Marv the case of the shooting of Willard ; CINCINNATI (ANP) - The city ^mg the memory of Mrs Mao Wilford. age 16. 2435 North 17th council has flashed the green light. Johnson. ^. e1 ^ B a d
to lily-white amusement parks Mrs. Lawrence Levi. Messrs, and
Cincy Refuses To End Park JC
By VERNON JARRETT
! THE BOARD OF directors oi ithe Munsyanna Nursery' School i held its monthly meeting on Tues- ! dav nicht of last week in the school with Mrs. M. D. Levi pre-
I siding.
| The report of activities during ; March was given by Mrs. Lucille W'illiams, supervisor, who recently 1 returned to duties after an illness. Noted was a memorial service hon-
Rustles of Spring/'
Activi.ies of the spring season,
about which stu-
slreet
. . c i-ipr-p Hpcnitp militant onnosition IVTesdamcs John Lucas and Eail Meeting m the office of Prose- here ?Keodore Burnam, and Mesdames Katherine tor John R. Jett, the jurors frorn Negro Councilman ineoaore . .. Robinson Fannie
- dents have been studying in their daily work.
Dr. WTlkerson has been stationed in Frankfurt, Germany.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mot hen Hunt and children. Detroit, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Baker, recently.
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Joe Willis, now serving with
Muncie Woman Goes On Trial In Second-Degree Murder Charge
MUNCIE—After more than three \ -
ihe Army at Ft. Sill, Okla., was
home visaing his parents and sis-| days of examinaion of persons ter last week. He will visit in New , in an effort to obtain a jury, the
will be portray- ; York before returning to camp. ! second-degree murder trial of ed through; *** Daisy June Ferguson opened in songs, rhythm. ! Ruth Bollinger, daughter of Rev. ! Circuit Court here Monday morn-
and dramatic and Mrs. M. L. Bellinger, won a ng.
skits. The upper { pair of roller skates in the recent 1 Mrs. Ferguson is charged with {
grades will feature interpretative dance numbers developed
Girl Scouts contest. Ruth is a i the killing of John Mills Murphy, member of Troop 10. of which who was shot by death on the porch Mrs. James Shackelford is Scout { of her home on January 26. She leader. The Girl Scouts are con- i admittedly filed a rifle through a
to tell about
spring.
MRS. BLAHA program
culor • , ^.. il H wi ^^ se ^; n d l, dis- Berry. 'the^ Mayor’s"FriendlVTe’'-, L >' dia R ? bi ^p"’ann'wf I ) vi " open , %vitl } the P,ed ^ of A1 ' closed The case bef^ returning lations Committee, and a roster; Laura Gudger. and Wi-j leg^nce led by the Boy Scouts.
by the classes; ducting a drive to equip the new ! screen door when Murphy, her
heard
the bill
, ley Snurreon. ‘Girls of grades seven and eight 1 An Easter party was held for the j w in present “Rustles of Spring,"
Chicago Man, Sought By Police, Found In Marion
camp, Na-W r a-Kwa at Poland. Ind. . common - law husband, insisted j
• * * * 1 upon being admitted. * MARION — Chicago police auDr. D. A. Bethea, Hammond, at- |.j er defense attorneys include j thorities were expected here early tended a convention at Tuskegee [Clarence E. Benadum. Frederick this week to arrest Robert Davis, Ala., l?st week. En route home h e j McClellan Jr., and Clayton Mans- alias Robert Jackson, age 44. 821 i_ OVt : r . , in ih de ^ d ’ w ko conducted the examir.a- West 35th street, wan‘ed in Chi-
Llizanem : t.jr,,, n f tHo i»IRor- r-rnrr\ in nnnnn/>Hr»n with u fata)
, oo 0-1- ‘ An Easter party was held for tne jwill present “Rustles of Spring,” visit his sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth i t)ion ' of 4 hp i, irv Prosecutor Ber-icovn in connection with 16Ui"streol.Acknowledged That on {••Indefinitely” immediate action on; "HanVin'° \ ‘birthday ^art- 1 TS d ” , The k Ch!cIl! 1;:nen Chndr ‘“ tt ' VU1 ^ormiek and Miss Marie Bethea iMitchell was representing the -hooting on February 28. ti n,. i \iarch he heard a nn ordinance to “Modify Reeula- KO,K ' 1 ria : . UI1 ^ ,j ' ao 1 ne Lircus. ( ana nis aaugnier, rtuss W11,a state. Alter loca' police had received the niclu ol March 28 ne neara a an ordinance to Moaiiy iteguia honorinf? stevie Jimerson was held | other skits will include “Gingert Bethea, and o*her relatives and telephone tips concerning Davis noi^e ne:.r 4us home and got out Uons „ G o\ er “‘ n f March 13. Miss M. Farquhar of the bread Boy“ by grade one. “O. friends. A JURY OF TEN men and two L X v as arrested ai a Marion facoJ bed to make an mvist ua o . Parks, following ® p T state lioard of health was a visitor! Belinda” by the third grade, “Jack . * * * ,women was selected for the trial. * orv i as * R a *urdav afternoon less
u ll ,o ,hc i*«
bo/ Tow. nL” in an outhouse pled 6-2 with ««• FlalPes.Tnd “me^tae'ro“£s mad'e gride rtx® Indian dancS by boys' °by rt/auldlTa!^ of i/ge M,"/Yellow^b drive, aTrt j D a rtf/fd h^/nd another man. ,K., ...h.e be onened the door Prior to the telltale vote on me *“ *- and girl, of the seventh and eighth : Fort Han ison Post. American 1 William Garth, age 40. 806 South on|y as .. John •• were
grades, and “Ghost of Winter’ by y ^eion. The club Ls composed of Monroe street, who v\?ie at the t ' n g S g ec i j n a card game in the grades s^v’en and tight. 1 blind residents of the city. Mrs. ■ scene of the shooting. i south c 'ide Chicago apartment or * * * Peters is director and pianist of Her attorneys claimed Mrs. Fer-: Fio'-ence Thomas, and that during BROTHERHOOD DAY was oh- jbe choir of First Free Baptist ■ guson shot in self-defense. the game she was standing behind
LONNIE
IIICTU, WAVI1 WI1C
Jnd that when^he opened the door Prior to the telltale vote on the ^ the ^ committ€e fo r the he found Wilford holding the hand- minority report the ^ c l h d ; observance of the first anniverle of a hammer high in the an ; f h pa , C ^. d rn mmUtee with evasive and sarv of Rev. George Mallory as as if to stnke a blow*. the law committee with evasive a ‘ lor nf y_T nion Baptist Church',
The man said he fired the gun. undemocratic methods. . . i . A , ree k
and the youth stumbled forward the matter was not reached Speakers during the week were [ served last Sunday at First Free and fell to the ground. to tabie the not reacnea Lerov Williams of Bethel Baptist Church, with U. S. Donald-
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truck.
Before h , 'death. Wilford was by the lull wmmlttee »IMl ttot he cT/reh'^n'^esday; Rev. j son of St. Louis as main speaker,
reported to have said to officer, “member Jt the a R Burris and the choir of Mt. i \ special program was prepared,! National Employed Girls Week that he hcrt . ai ?" e h 1 ®. nre's" The ordinance was intro- P' seah Baptist Church, Kokomo, featuring the church chorus, jun-. w . as celebrated locally with a dinplaee to steal batterv t0 the com-: on Wednesday, Rewf^PBroaddus j io,-ehotr, solotsts. and other nun,- | - - ^^A^tmong rtose M- |
nn aj.. 'Church. Thursday: and Rev. Henry .Members of the Brotherhood 0vvens william Grissom, and
M r^. A « s rei/^a,.; over a ; ^. B rs,,^ d
He5? n of'ASXSS^ | m 'servTeeTTa/rt/chureh .W ^Hu« SeTe | J M N 1 8 ^ of Marion as speaker, accompan-1 day night. Rev. C. H. Maxwell is , y enona Stewart. Pearl Wade, and i
Church, of which Rev. H. C. Max- The defendant was born in In- him indicating to the other playwell is pastor. dianapolis and came to Muncie r the cards he was holding. |
when she was 15. ! “John.” angered at having lost
Mother, 17, Gets Life For Killing One of Her Twins ATLANTA. Ga. (ANP) — A 17-year-old unmarried mother who killed one of her three-morth-old twins, was sentenced to life imprisonment here last
week*
Mrs. Carrie Norman entered a guilty plea to smothering and burning one of her twins here last month because she was poverty-stricken and felt that she could not provide for
them.
The young mother was arrested after police found the baby’s partially decomposed body hidden under a floor board in her bedroom. Mrs. Norman had reported earlier to police that the baby had been kidnapped. Police doubted the story, and after questioning the young woman’s blind grandmother, who said she had not detected any strangers in the room where the two babies lay with her, quizzed Mrs. Norman again and learned that she had committed the murder. Without show of emotion she pointed to the loose floor boards.
ied by his choir.
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pastor.
Ella* Parrish. Most of the women are members of the Y-Urbans.
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Gary Federation, Women's Clubs, Has Style Show
citizenry,” Berry declared last
week.
the* eftv’s \otaT dodu la Hon* a 'ha ve The Methodist Men’s club of I Rev J. Cunningham, pastor of j ...
deteloDed a Lw ballorconlious Trini’y Methodist Church will pre- , Shiloh Baptist Church was guest | A “ Y Carnival” was held at the ness during the past decade sent the Stars of Harmony of Louis- speaker at Spi-uce Street AME , Y WCA last Saturday by the Y-
ThP rtrtf riihts tift stems from ville in a program at the First , Church last Sunday afternoon un- Urbans
the^Ufies^y® poli/y of fr ,r YWCA Center on Sunday J dev anepiee. of the Men^ Progres . Coney Island amusement park, afternoon. I ior of rte ehurch which is licensed by the city. The ^ _ . . lor 01 rne c * * proposed ordinance would force all ^ , * s - F, va Haywood represented , Roberts uastor of .....u n arkK to observe the oolicv Calvary Baptist Church at the Rev. \\. K. Roberts, pastor ol
of the Ohio Civil Rights Law. un- ^t h ei‘ ste Tn S un d ay ^chool ^ nd | c Ch ^ el gaimders b^astor^of i ° n the sick list are Mrs. Mc- j means" committee." with all' presi-
! a considerable amount of -money, pulled a gun. Davis said, and in the scuttle over the weapon the ! woman was killed when it went j
; off.
Davis waived extradition, telling
{ police he had been living in Marion f or two months, having come here ‘ ‘ for employment in order to save 1 onoush money to return to Chi-
4 cago and give himself up.
| Company officials where he was ; anti-segregated schools bill was
employed said he had worked there passed.
only two weeks under an assumed Holder of various city and state name and hac. presented excellent offices in the NAACP. including
q A BY The Gary Federation of references from his previous ern- the presidency of the Indianapolis
Wli HAM D. MACKEY
Little Teddy Uiy spent ‘
show presented by the ways and
i Berry asked Coney Island President ™ s y [Edward L. Schott, to meet with Hdtklty street -
Huerta Tribble Jr., son of Detective Huerta Tribble, will be the
Plans were announced for a
der penalty of suspension and revo- church^Anderson"! Mt ' Pilgrim BapUst'chmch^ ex- : Risbv - Jlm Lucas and H dents of clubs participating, head
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en satisfactory, Berry declared. , <h con?rcss and Rpv Henry Me- ! Baptist Church last Sunday afterThe councilman pointed out that . astor j „ 0 on, and the choir of St. Paul every 7 “conciliatory means had * * * Church furnished the music. Rev. been employed to secure coopera- Tll £ FO UR LEAF Clover club E. B. Phillips is pastor. ;tion from Coney Island, which has wiU sponsor a b ake s^le Saturday * * * ;stood as a .symbol of Cincinnati, jn tho rear ^ f the home st John Baptist Church, of jimerow since 1946. Ljist June,, ^ rs fvi avnar( j Gill. 900 South which Rev. Alfred Robbs is pastor.
•» ili charter a bus to Indianapolis following morning services Sunday.
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DR. E. WILKERSON, who was
chapter, she appeared on a panel with Evansville’s Dr. Charles Rochelle and other educators at a sectional meeting of the Indiana State Teachers Association two
years ago.
Serving his second term in the
College Women Honor H. S. Girls
At Annual Dinner ^ Mackey ' dur '
i a citizens committee to discuss the |
A chartered bus will leave Anti-
matter. Schott declined the invita-i - ^rch^eh Tt 5 Sun^y
ing the 1953 General Assembly in-
EVANSVILLE — The Evansville jtroduced several bills, among them
,, health program to be presented Association of College Women i a civil rights bill which was passed
new Recorder carrier for the south bv the federation next Wednesday held its annual dinner in the cafe- m . House of Representatives end part of town. Call Mrs. Paula g t John Baptist Church. 2457 tcria of the Lincoln school last. 1 with little opposition. Blaha at H-2063 to put in news Massachusetts street. Mrs. Ida Mil- week honoring senior girls of the a ac , made d to tbe ■ e ?T or leave articles at 1120 South j [ er R ^ j s chairman, and Mrs. school and of Douglass high school. ! a * e fi Qor anr ' T^ a f sed theie. it would ’S 1 /^ street. j e. R. Taylor is president of the Henderson. Ky. have repealed the present law in | federation. Mrs. Leroy Martin, teacher at, re ®. ai ' d to P ubl1 ^ acc-ommodations.
The Sally W. S’ewart Guild j Lincoln school, delivered the ad- wblcb " as Passed in looo. sponsored a recent bus trip to , dress. Presiding over Saturday s meetZion. 111., to see a pageant “The j Members of the association pre-• ing will be^ Joe JDulin of Mater
'tion.
Three-Car Crash At Terre Haute
morning for Chicago.
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Mrs. McClenen Frierson Continued on page 14
called to the Army a few 7 months 1 •'go. was recalled back home by was ‘he illness of Dr. J. J. Hoover, ) who died on Tuesday of this week.
ATTINTIOI- "CADTKS I# you have « <n whom you know t* bo
l««g wrM» fH# Armed Force Io Koroo phtmm oot«t>
•m* o#f«co Col' tbe
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Crucifixion.” The guild met last j rented a shovver of hosiery to Miss Thursday in the home of Mrs. ! Arrnentra Ellis, vice-president of Mabel B. Stewart. 2208 Washing- i the group and district president, in. ton street, and added two new | appreciation of her services and , members, Mesdames Jean Allen j as a bon voyage gift preceding her |Per music.
"nd Mabel Nash. 'trip to Europe this summer. | While engaged in their 1953 mem-
Dei high school. Elfrieda Warfield will extend the welcome, and Julia Smith will introduce the speakers. May Ruth Church will furnish din-
trip to Europe this summer.
By MISS WILLIE EFFIE THOMAS EVANSVILLE —While the nai tion marked National Sunday School Week, local churches last
Evansville Church
©""qucncy 0 ' W0man ArreS,etl
wanqvii r f -Dr Ford Gib- 1 TERRE HAUTE — Following a ! week 'aunched a campaign for enI Alexander AME ' three-car crash in downtown Terre rollment of more children into the
/hurch h/ announSrl debate! Haute. Aliee M Reed, age 23 to /• held at the ehurth Sunday j 1001 Gilbert avenue, was arrested ! fioV-nrwYn *1 g-gfi on a charge of operating a motor a ^The°subjecf \vtll be “Resolved: !'• p 0icle on a beginner s permit
Evansville Churches Observe S. S. Week
Sunday school classes.
Enrollment cards were given to children in the public schools and Sunday schools to be filled out by their parents, and special stress was laid upon attending Sunday cchoo 1 for the four Sundays start-
That Parental TniUid of Youth! {without a lieensed operator pres-
im-iuencr" "'md f judgT"wm “be ! "police said she was traveling ''■novtovme to,, r=u ^ C ^“anM e -B , SSF Mar 'L n, S J 5 S^'Ssr^V^ashTvti Attendance records"wil. be k“pt
Speaking for the affirmative w 7 ill
be Mrs. Alberta Stevenson and Frederick Jackson, while Messrs. Solomon S’evemon and James. Thompkins will Jake the negative
s‘ de - ^ Musical selections will be rend-
nue by Garrett A. Rader, age 22, 1 for the period, and a picnic has 19 North Ninth street. West Terre ( been planned by ministers of the Haute. Rader’s cab w 7 as knocked j various churches for all children into a westbound automobile oper- w 7 ho maintain an attendance of ated by Wilbur Sw r ank, Brazil. ! better than 75 percent for the
A pas c enger in Sw-ank’s car, Clara Bell, age 22. Vermillion, 111.,
period.
John E. Ridley, director of the
. M ed bv Leroy Strander. Delphine i was taken to St. Anthony’s Hospi-! Carver Community Center, is ex Svdnor Martha Jackson, Con- | tal and treated ror shock. ecutive director of the special
stance Cash. Theodore Mays Jr., ; Reported to have fled the scene campaign.
tlu^sen^or^ S chofr °of € the CF 4chimch! I KeHy? age^lT. 1 iT^^North " Ninth THE TV CLUB, of which Mi’s, and the youth chorus. street, a passenger in the taxi. ‘Miriam Lovelace Is president,
'monsored a “silver tea” to close j souvenir matches,
the club’s baby contest last Sun- | A short business meeting was day afternoon. The $25 war bond held. Miss Frances Coleman, a first prize went to Betty ‘ Jean student at the college here from Cooksey, who was sponsored by j Monrovia, Liberia, presided. CorMrs. Martha Walden. respondence from Miss Evelyn Second p’ace winner was Denise Roberts, Central Regional direc-
Darnell Baynham, sponsored by | tor, was'read and discussed, and Rev. L. S. Sindh is pastor ot lidMrs. Helen Thompkins, and the j plans were made to attend the ! erty Baptist Church,
third prize went to Joyce Ann | regional meeting in Terre Haute,
that Liberty Baptist Church is holding its spring revival April 20 — May 1. Rev. E. Pulling, pastor of East View Baptist Church. Madisonville, Ky., Ls speaker. He pastored in Henderson, Ky. be'ore being called to Madisonville. of
bership drive, the Youth Council i members have noted that the same i membership card is used for all age groups, and that young people | over the age of 21 and 25 or under [have a choice of working with the
„ r » , t . * : 4 ’ youth group or adult chapters. . T ^ v \ “ s P astor ° i This year’s change in the youth Me.’ arland Baptist Church. membership fees is the first made
Smith, sponsored by Mrs. Catherine Lovelace. Other babies and their sponsors w r ere Lynn Rose Thomas, sponsored by Mrs. Miriam Lovelace: Lore ne Den on. Miss Wilhelminia McKinney; and Virginia Lee, Mrs. Mary Rice.
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Mrs. Agnes H. Mann, a charter member of Beta Iota chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority at Evansville College and now a member of Terre Haute’s Alpha Eta Omega chapter, entertained the Beta Iota sorors in her home at 505 East Cherry street, on Tuesday night of last week with a buffet supper. Each soror received AKA
May 8-10. A SPECIAL “soul-winning drive ’ THE TRI - STATE Community J’s being conducted at McFarland
Hospital Association is soliciting for a “book of a million names” In thespring campaign for the building fund. Anyone contributing $1 or more may have his name nlaced in the book, which will be kept as a permanent record. Interested persons may call M4*s. Lena A. George at 3-2782.
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The Sisterhood of Liberty Baptist Church sponsored a spring tea in the homje of Mr. and Mr*!. W. L. George. 816 Lincoln avenue, last Sunday afternoon. . * * * David Sherard has announced
Baptist Church Community Center. 5th and Cherry streets, April 20-May 1. Rev. Charles L. Dinkins. D. D., pastor of First Baptist Church. Nashville. Tenn.. is Sliest evangelist, preaching each
night.
Rev. Dinkins has served for over «=even years as secretary of the Department of Chris,tian Education, Sunday School Board, National Baptist Convention and for the same length of time as editor of the Sunday School Teacher and Sunday School Informer. He 5 s noted nationally as an outstanding speaker.
* * * I since the organization of the youth Tlu- Chamb-r , 7 ,; 1'“^",^W Thomas is diof ortor err -‘or of Ihe Youth Couneii. sponsoring its annual “Operation i ■
,^pa^ a „ y ,he , |Rockport Club
rtty trucks will “cover” the city
in three districts.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D. Wiley. Mrs. Pauline Thompson. Miss Louise Collier, and Jesse Ingram -notored to Bloomington last week to see “ c outh Pacific” in the Indiana University Auditorium. * * * All announcements for the NAACP Youth Council broadcast and for publication in The Recorder should be mailed to the Youth Council at 518 South Evans avenue, before 6 on Friday evening. All news received after that will be omitted.
Holds Meeting ROCKPORT—Mrs. Millie Green. Grandview, was hostess to the last meeting of the Women’s Improvement club. The president, Mrs. Armen’ra Ellis, was program leader. presenting Mrs. Lottie Calhoune. a nurse, wdio gave - a talk on health. Mrs. Ellis also presented a health quiz. Miss Gail McAtee w 7 i.s prize winner during the social hour. The hostess served nuts,
ice cream, and cake.
Rev. Stanley Percell had charge of services at Smithfield Baptist
Church last Sunday.
Mi-s. Mamie Crawdey spent Sun-
day in Evansville.