Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1963 — Page 4

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4—The Indianapolis Recorder, July 20,1963

Green-Williams Wed in Double-Ring Wedding at Eastside Baptist Church

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White handclipped Chantilly lace ficiated at

was used to fashion the bridal mony. £own worn by Miss Gwendolyn Marie Green who became the bride of Harold Edward Williams Saturday, June 29, at 7:30 p.m. in Eastside Baptist Church. Rev. Andrew L. Williams, pastor, of-

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CUTTING THEIR "Stairway to Happiness" four-tiered white wedding cake are tHIf happy newly-weds, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edward Williams wedded last month in East side Baptist Church. She is the former Miss Gwendolyn

Marie Green.

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the double-ring cere- with pearls and iridescents, and

the bodice featured a “V” waist-

The bride is the daughter of line in the front and long bridal Mrs. Irma Mae Green of 3022 N. pointed sleeves. The ballerina Guilford and Miley Green of 1314 skirt had one tier of lace over Mill, and the groom is the son the back skirt. Her fingertip veil of Mrs. Marie Williams of 3455 was held by a Chantilly crown Miss Green’s gown was designed with pearls and iridescents, and with a scalloped neckline trimmed she carried a cascade bouquet of

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Candelabra and altar flowers in the background created the appropriate wedding scene, and origan music was played by Lydia Harrington. Everett Green, soloist, sang “Ths Wedding Prayer” and “Because.” Miss Carolyn Swanigan served as maid-of-honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Bettie Hatcher and Miss Theodora Amos. They wore ligfit blue sheer featuring a scoop neckline, fitted bodice with short Sleeves and a detachable overskirt with a bow in the front. Miss Swanigan carried a nosegay of blue tinted mums and white ba-bies’-breath accented by white net and white streamers. The attendants carried nosegays of white mums with blue delphinium flowers and blue net and streamers. Little Miss Sabrina Tucker was flower girl wearing blue featuring a scoop neckline. She carried rose petals. Master Jesse Edward Tucker Jr. was ring bearer. Hardmon Williams Jr. served as his brother’s bestman. Ushers were Messrs. Sherman Seagraves, John D. Humphrey, Alphonso Black and Leon Williams. The bridal table, covered with blue net over white taffeta, held a four-tiered “Stairway to Happiness” wedding cake made by Mrs. Harold Robinson. Center-piece was three white candleholders with blue tapers, and swans with lily of the valley. Placecards were bridal matches on which the bride and groom’s names were engraved. Punch was served in crystal gob-

lets.

Reception hostesses were Geral-

dine Scott, Mary Fitzgerald, Ruth

Hudson, Roena McCurn,

Moore, Minnie Blakely, Polly Bell, Dorothy Wooten, Bobbie Wil-

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Pink and White Color Scheme Creates Setting for June Marriage Rites In a double-ring ceremony per- and lilies. taffeta and nylon net. Te<Jdie formed by Rev. H. T. Toliver at Wilma Cole was organist, and Amos, Esther Mae Beasley, Judy Mt. Olive Baptist Church Ssitur- Yvonne Ewing and Raymond Mathews and Barbara Winston day, June 29, Miss Gertrude Eve- Fereuson were soloists. The bride’s were bridesmaids, wearing attire lyn Winston and Willie Calvin songs were “I Love You Truly,” designed like the maid of honors Jones were joined in marriage at “Because,” and ‘Oh Promise Me.” only in baby pink. They carried 3:30 p.m. Miss Wirtston wore silk organza pink carnation bouquets. Each Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. accented with Chantilly lace. The wore a string of cultured pearls— Thurston R. Winston of 1480 W. bouffant skirt extended into a a gift from the bride. The a^ten33rd and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jones chapel train, and her veil was held dants’ headpieces were fashioned of Tuskegee, Ala. by a pearl crown. She carried, by Mrs. Jessie Miller. , Candelabras, palms, and two white orchids with stephanotis and Little Miss Sumenthia Holman standards of pink • and white ivy. and Little Miss Janjellza Gardner gladiolas created the setting for Miss Carolyn Pease was maid were flower girls in white nylon repeating vows. The altar was of honor. She wore blue taffeta and lace with matching head piecdecorated with white satin bows fashioned with a bell-shape over- es. They carried pink carnations and greenery. The first four pews skirt accented with brocade. Her and rose petals, were decorated with white bows matching pillbox headpiece was of Master Terry Edmonds was

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MR. AND MRS. Alfred Graham Kluttz, who were married July 10 in Chicago, cut their three-tiered white wedding cake upon return here where they were feted at a* reception at the Federation of Associated Clubs. Mrs. Kluttz is the former Miss Esther Iona Quarles. (Recorder

photo by Houston Dickie).

2 Negroes Cast In The Little Foxes'

For the third straight year, Mrs. Bridwell played in the New World Mary E. Bridwell of 2241 N. Col- Players’ production of “Anna Lulegc. Apt. 8, will appear in plays casta,” and has done a lot of

at Avondale Playhouse. Mrs. church performances.

.v^.. I?l i( hyell will play the maid,‘Adie,” Sh e became affiliated with AvonOzella of Acadcm y Award winner Meree- (Ja i c , in io 6 i through Mr. Landrum des McCambndge, “Rcgma Gid- vV ho told William Tregoe, director

j.cii dens ' , 'The Little foxes.’ Per- j n Hollywood at Paramount Studiliams, Saundra Webster and Bren- formances opened Tuesday to con- os , about her. Tregoe was Avon-

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By CXARA PHILLIPS

da Allen. Out-of-towm guests included Mrs. Josephine Hampton of De-

troit.

The new Mrs. Williams is employed at the Army Finance Center. She attended Indiana Uni

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It With Charles

Highlighting the 60th annual Mrs. Lillian Childress presented

(ate meeting of the Indiana Fed- the NACGs state president, Miss 2^ ,S,LV ‘ ., MU ^ a ! lu . itLLC, ‘y^ i i" i Vnr! ,n ma . fl ration of Colored Women’s Clubs Jackie Maddox of Richmond, who «« ^22 .2 a .P.in.: 2 It, To.’..', *'y

, 4. • r-uj , „ , . • is an electronic mechanic at the “Only In America, t'he ciectio^ of officlrs speeclTby speech 4 challenging u s Naval Avionics Facility. Mr. Womack. <iov.ri.or Matthew E. Welsh, and Mrs.' Benford introduced Repre- has scrvcd in thc Air Shc has

reports from various officers.com- sentative Hunter who in turn pre-

mittee heads.

chairmen, and

di8triCt he^believes' in^equal* opportunity at Vtbb bTous. Mrs. O 11 i e and full citizenship for everyone.” Douglass, pres- He challenged Federation womident of the In- en to assist children and parents dianapolis Fed- to show the need for an education

eration of Col- for preparedness,

ored Women’s The governor noted many jobs

The couple is at home to friends

A letter from Mr. and Mrs. J. student at

Clubs, success- and opportunities open now for Wallace Hall, local couple visiting lege, returned home last week aft- boarded an Air France Jet for a ’ .•* * T’initv r\TF rhurr-h fully invited youth and others if only qualified abroad, reports they visited in er a trip to the Nation’s Capital, trip to Paris, France, then on to **

the state group personnel would apply,

to meet here tioned ’ ’

next year.

All clubs are of public accommodations licensed planning to go by the state.

sively last year. Mrs. Hall said

some

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Des Moines Mrs. Benford presented Gov. friends they met in Ibadan, West

August 3 Welsh a plaque because of his Nigeria, last year, motored down Mrs. Ralph Jerremon -Tr. and regi^on^aj bbeii.l stand against segregation, almost 100 miles to see them. A.I. two sons, Ralpn, III, and Brian, ^ «* „ , Wilson, secretary to the minister have returned to Milwaukee after

of economic planning in West Ni- visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. geria was on his way to Geneva Frederick A. Parker, 234 W. 25th. as one of the representatives to Mrs. Jefferson was honored by

the “International Conference on an “at home” party Sunday eve- you were entertained during your ^ an( j

Education.” He was accompanied ning by her mother and her aunts, trip out of town. We’d like to featuring lovely re- by B. T. Akinwale, minister of Mrs. Pauline Craig and Miss know.

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meeting hosted Representative Hunter received a by the national plaque for his many years of body. A chartered bus will leave legislative service,

from Indianapolis’ club home. After the meeting Atty. Henry

Walker, who recently built a love-

,, v ... . ly new ranch type home, had an

Mrs. Lucille Williams of Muncie open house

was voted to succeed Mrs. Fannye

J. Benford of Gary as state presi lresnments -

dent. Mrs. Clara Phillips of Indi anapolis was elected 1st vice-pres-ident, and Mrs. Helen Paul of South Bend, 2nd vice-president. Other officers are Mmes. Hazel

. Sunday evening Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Breeding conducted the “March of Golden Agers.” A group ’ of 12 women were uni-

economic planning. Mrs. Hall reports they had a most enjoyable

reunion.

At the airport the group drank a toast to Mr. Akinwale’s new arrival, a baby girl, born in thc

London Hospital

Mabel Campbell. They

sisted by Mrs. Dewey Pinckney, Mrs. Mary Allison and Miss Les-

ley Henderson.

Mrs. Jefferson was recipient of many social courtesies extended

where Mrs. by Mmes. Claude Castleman,

Moonlight Tea Slated By Group Music Memorial Committee of

. - - imgri , r , 1llir i^rnr-ata, —f «*i iv» avuo. kj t/. v/iAii. f i' p *-» p | I? ’iiijinr oil t^o wo 11 Hoinor \vh.ios i* ic, the hcill Creek Parkway Y1\^CA Also Mmes. Haydee Wilson, In- outgoing president, received a Mr . Wilson was aboard the Powell, Charleston Cox,’ Oscar will sponsor a “Moonlight Tea” dianapohs, state organizer; Es- prize. Similar reports were made same plane with the Halls . They Morris, Miss Rosclla King, Miss Saturday, July 27 from 8 p.m. till t e , apman, East Chicago, state by other outgoing district presi- disembarked at Kano, North Ni- Henderson and Mrs. Allison. 10 n.m. at the “Y.

organizer; Margaret Howell, Fort dents including Mmes. Ethel Shiv- Keria while Mr. Wilson continued * * * Wayne^executiive hoard chamman; ers, central; Margaret Archie, on t0 J Gcneva by way of Rome . Arthur C. Earl has returned

and Rachel Granger, The no ted local couple said Kano home to Chicago after a two-week

is indeed a picturesque place. For- visit here with friends and his New Dimen- tunately they had time to spend sisters, Mrs. Virginia Bowles and Women and ■ • * »>' *• > ■ ^^ •« • * ’•

Minniefield, Anderson, recording uniformed honorees. Thc oldest, Akinwale went nreviouslv for the Josenh Tavlor Harry IVttiie ^UryptoterTriU.E** Chi - Mrs. Mary J. Hatfield, was beyond “Ton ” * jamca Ration,' A. 'lrew Ra^:

secre- 80 years. All regreted the absence of Mr. James Cook, Benjamin Kitchen, 1S *£ 1 uMi- re * >0r *'‘ S Wf ! rc made with H a ii’ s “godson,” Herman Holli- James Holland, Walter Maddux, non, <;ary, treasurer; Ion. Wayne, ^sid^t'"’^' iXa’^aOiTS ^ortt ' ar y star district reported two new ^ be United Nations Secretary McKissack III, George Brown, Ce-

cago, assistant recording

tary; Lillian Childress, Gary, financial secretary; Bessie Hender

son, Gary, treasur ^ Lafayette, auditor, and Means, Gary, chaplain.

Jones’ best man. Ushers were Messrs. Henry McDaniels, Glen E. Bishop Jr., Edward J. Williams, Victor Garrett, Harold Boyd and Benny Giles. Mr. Jones gave each of his groomsmen silver cufflinks. Centerpiece for the reception was a four-tiered wedding .cake decorated with pink and white roses and topped with a miniature bride and groom. Punch bowls banked either end of the table. Pink and white buntings and wedding bells added to decorations. f r Hostesses were Mmes. Sylvia Amos, Gwen Boyd, Salathiel purris, DeWilda Johnson, Angie Marshall, Johnny Edmonds, Nadine Lloyd, Catherine Peek, Mary Blair, Lydia Shorter, Martella Bell, Beatrice Thomas and the Misses Priscilla Burris and Mary Gayden. Mrs. Anna Banner was wedding coordinator. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Vitula Winters, Shawmut, Ala.; Miss Mary F. Winston and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams, al) of Lenett, Ala.; Eddie Williams, Fairfax, Ala, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. John Winston, all of Tuskegee,

Ala.

Others were Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Mitchell Jr., Cleveland; Mrs. Sally Reed and daughters, Patricia, Mary, Connie, Lynda and Glinda, all of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Guerard, Charleston, W. Va., and Mrs. Hanna Perkins, Cleveland. The rehearsal dinner was neld at the bride’s home, 1480 W. 33rd. Following a wedding trip to Ohio, the bridal pair returned home to 615 W. 30th. The bride- attended Arsenal Technical High School, and the groom attended Tuskegee Institute. He is employed at Sonith Steel Castings Corporation.

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Couples Vows To Be Said

Saturday

Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Wilson are Powell, Alice Crenshaw, Sarah Miss Leslie Anne George will residing at 1130 W. 31st following Morgan, Lillian M. Graves, Effie become the bride of Frank Robert their wedding trip to Gary, De- Balumgraph, Margaret Bigelow, Thomas Saturday, July 20, at a troit, and Ontario, Canada. The and Helen Williams. 12:30 p.m. double-ring ceremony

w |. „ . . ^ , t . i a- .. i. - i_ couple was married Thursday, July Also Mmes. Doris White, Thel- to be officiated by Rev. Bruce Indiana Central Col- Intel national Airport where she ^ ^ j^ ev j ames l. Cummings, ma Knox, Pirlean Tisdul, Alice Miller at North Tacoma Christian

Neal, Dorothy Siepman, Susie Church.

The bride is the former Mrs. Davis, and Birdie Wilson, and She is the daughter of Lt. Col. Doreathea Watts. She wore an Misses Lynell Miller, and Joyce William George of 2949 E. 38th.

Miss Ruth Martens will be r so-

T .. . Ir . . , ... \jiv;inu i.x i o. vjji.t.* wtucio were Messrs, and Mmes. loist, and Mrs. John Wilson, or-

Leontine ineis, an . iss Q rooms> ma tron of honor, wore Johnny Mahone, Fred Tuchman, ganist. 4 r ‘ a white crepe sheath. Willard Hershell King, Edward Malofsky, The bride will wear white tafGrooms was best man. Everett Colder, and Robert New- feta featuring a chapel train and Parents of the couple are Mr. some of Detroit, and Messrs. Carry yellow roses and split carand Mrs. Worth Newsome of Hat- Cleveland Fair, Claude White, nations with green ivy atop a

Hart, Robert Durham, white Bible.

Wilson and the late James Wilson James Batts, Charles Frazier, Le- Mrs. David Joyce, matron of of Columbia, Tenn. roy Bright, William Taylor, Wil- honor, will wear mint green fea-

A reception was hold in the liam Barnett, Jesse Watts, Elwood turing a lace bodice and skirt with Mrs. Willard Proctor, Allen Duff, Norris Me- mint chiffon over net. Brides-

Grooms, son-in-law and daughter Grqder, Sam Tuchman, Clarence maids are Miss Sandra Van of the hride, at 3137 N. LaSalle. Barlow, Michael Perris, and Louis Cleave and Miss Brenda Halfaker.

Mrs. Betty Mason, the bride’s Harding,

daughter, and Miss Alona M.

Johnson were hostesses. . /'“* * I Guests were Mmes. Roberta Q^Qmp lITC vUlTlS

McGregor, Edie Bennett. Charolette Griffin, Flora Duff, Thelma Osborne, Georgia Luten, Geraldine Clay, Leona Oliver, Irene

dale director for nine years until is he was called to Europe this year. Written by Lillian Heilman “The

tinue through Sundav

Another Negro cast member Johnny Landrum, who plays

Butler. ^ ^ ^ Little Foxes” is a story about two Mrs. Bridwell was in “You Can t brothers whose greed impels them

starring the ac tions steeped in meanness and ‘ • “Critic s bate. The victims are sacrificed

You,

(lolbert;

versitv. Her husband attends Choice” with Hans Conreid; “Mira- j n ^e mad struggle for power of

with George

• Performances are at 8:30 p.m.

at the Zaring except Saturday when performanc-

Theater with the theatrical guild es are at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. Tick-

and has been on television thons for retarded children.

tela- ets are available at the Avondale

Mrs. box office.

Vacationers Come and Go

PAUSING in front of the altar for the traditional wedding photograph following their June double-ring ceremony are the bride, Miss Gertrude Evelyn Winston, and the groom, Willie Calvin Jones. Candelabras and two large standards of pink and white gladiolas created the

scene where the couple repeated vows.

Canada cjCast S)/on On ^lewla- f \JUeds Oloneijnioon

He men- Kano, after only a brief one day Washington, D.C. She visited her Beirut. Miss Walker took the

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Walker is the daughter of and Mrs. Rufus Walker.

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ME. 4-1545, to let us know whom you have entertained or where

To Dedicate Camp Towaki

Camp Fire Girls of Central Indiana will dedicate the main lodge of resident Camp Towaki in Bradford Woods, Morgan County, Saturday afternoon, July 27, at 2

were

Julia Booth, Richmond, executive eastern, board secretary; Wanda Washing- southern,

to., Evansville, parliamentarian. With the theme, and Mamie Gibson, Indianapolis, sions for Today’s statistician. Youth,” in mind sessions

^ Others are Mmes. Edna John- kickgd-off with a program preson. Bloomington, historian; Arlee sented by youths under thc diWatts, Indianapolis, NACGs su- rection ofjMrs. Childress, outgoing

pervisor; Gertrude Williams, East state supervisor.

< liicago, education hoard chair- Mrs. Helen Paul, outgoing chair- dianapolis and now a reporter for man; Wilhelmjna Perkins, Evans- man, presided at the executive The Washington Post newspaper, ville. southern district president; board meeting, with Mrs. Mamie Washington, D.C., is in the city Erma Emry, eastern district presi- Gibson assisting as secretary. visiting his sister, Mrs. Eugene

more time at Kano than last sum- Miss Bessie Earl. While in Indimer. They report having “excit- ananolis, Mr. Earl was entertained ing experiences” to relate. at dinner parties by Mrs. Bowles, * * ¥ Miss Earl and Mr. and Mrs. Wil-

liam Turentine. He also spent

Raspherry, formerly of In-/one day'in Columbus, Ohio, where

he was dinner guest of a sick

friend, Clifford West.

All proceeds will be used to help make July and August payments on ' instruments. Personal letters have been mailed out to business, professionals and the

general community seeking sup- ’ ; ". ""

port of the tea. Mrs. Mabel Over- m,ttcc

ton is Committee president.

JOLLY GIRLS CLUB, NEW GROUP, NAME OFFICERS

Jolly (Jirls Club, a newly-organ-ized social group, met Tuesday with Mrs. Katherine Mickens, 3105 p.m.

N. Kenwood. The two-story lodge overlookOfficers are Mmes. Dorothy ing the 110-acre lake will be named Hayes, president; Ruth Williams, INEVA in memory of Mrs. Ineva vice-president; Elizabeth Watson, (Peter C.) Reilly, charter member secretary; Ruby Smith, assistant of Central Indiana Council of secretary: Bernice Boyd, treasur- Camn Fire Girls, Inc. er; Mattie Elmore, assistant treas- This is a “y’all come” affair and urer, and Mrs. Mickcns, sick com- all former Camp Fire Girls and

their friends are invited.

Bill

INDIANAPOLIS TRIO IN OHIO ACCIDENT RETURN HOME SAFE AND SOUND

dent; Lavonne Simms, Lafayette,

* * * Evangelist Harold Weaklin, his

central district president, and T7 JS*"* a ^ W ’ *“*” a " d BuXST SLZS' Anna H. Patton north star dis- ^ , ^ orT1 P an y a J 1 d ^ n „ n ^ s ', .. .. Marilyn Ann Walker of 3334 Dayton, Ohio, hospital after being tri, t nresident were entertained at a lovely din- Raspberry, one-time College Grace i an( i i c ft last week for Bci- involved in an accident there. Mrs. Trustees are Mmes Laura Huh ne jL c,0 * ,n * ^ tn .P- n + f Set* columnist for The Indianap- rut> Lebanon , ]loly r jand> to at _ Weaklin, Bethel AME Church’s I lustees are Mmes. Laura Hub- The Social Security Department oils Recorder, plans to return to tend tb : x R an tj s t Youth World Women’s Chorus member suffered hie, Ettras McFarland, Emma presented Mrs. Alma Bolton, a thc District of Columbia Satur- r onf ere n ce Women s( norus member, suttered Brown, Ethel Cox, Derotha Bree- * *• • "« ■ v,omerence. ia(e arm

Central State Graduate PlansTeaching Career

They will wear pastel yellow with a bodice of yellow net lace ahd skirt of yellow chiffon over net. David Joyce is best man. Steve Bettge and William Thomas ^re ushers. ; ; The bridal pair will honeymotm at Panama City, Fla., and will be at home to friends after July £9

at 7931 Franklin Terrace.

Miss George is employed at the Indiana Union Mutual Insurance Company. Her husband is em-

ployed at Western Electric.

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representative, as speaker. The day.

ding, rannie Bartlett, Brazilian women were able to see thc need The popular young man in 1oDay, Leola Corner and Girlie 0 f being informed about social cal college circles, arrived here Brlcher. Mrs. Elman Hawkins is security benefits and getting help .Saturday from Okolona, Miss., club home superintendent. Officers when needed especially in regard where he had flown to visit relawere installed by Mrs. C..B. John- retirement and health and wel- tives. He motored to Indianapolis son, past state president, in a very fare.^ with his sister, Mrs. Hall, beautiful ceremony.^ The state president read tele- Raspberry has been at the Post

grams and congratulations from about a year.

Following services Sunday morn- many unable to attend including * * * ing at St. Luke AME Church Mrs. Lena Harris, senior past Mrs. Nellie Harding left Tueswhere Rev. D. R. Bendenbaugh is presid§nt, and Mrs. Blanche Cross, day for New York where she will pastor, Federation members in the Members voted to send condolenc- set sail on the Queen Elizabeth afternoon attended a large mass es to the following ill members: for Paris, France. She will be meeting at the Pulaski American Mmes. Harris, Essie Ray, Julia gone indefinitely. Legion Post. Jefferson, Vernoca Ferguson and * * *

Preceding Gov. Welsh’s intro- Mrs. Ross.

Auction by Representative James During the banquet more wel- and daughters, Joy and Rose Ma- 27, from 1 p.m. till 4 p.m. at the

Hunter, legislator for 24 years, corner were read by Mrs. Chap- rie, left this week for Massillon, L. S. Ayres Auditorium. Mrs. Juanita Brown, of East Chi- man from the Elks and Order of Ohio, where they will visit his

cago, past state president, ac- the Eastern Star. Response was Parents, Rev. and Mrs. John Fran- Havers will have their choice knowledged welcomes from the made by Mrs. Daisy Vernada of cisco Sr. Rev. Francisco Jr. is either bridge or whist, and in City Federation, East Chicago Gary. Among national officers minister of St. Mark AMEZ addition to the prizes, door gifts

mayor, churches, and business and nresent from Chicago was Mrs. Church. W H also be given away

professional and fraternal organi- Fannie Carter, national parlia- * *. * Tickets are $1 per person and

face and right arm injuries.

Miss Winters left Saturday by Friends may call on the family at TWA Jet for New York City’s their home, WA. 6-4372.

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CardJ-^artu at rJd. sdry,res Men as well as women are wel- Sharon Williams, WA. 5-9798. come to share in the prizes to be Card party hostesses will be awarded by the Capezio Club at Aletha Hill, president; Vicki Por-

Rev. and Mrs. John Francisco its first card party Saturday, July ter, vice-president and social chair-

Chicago has been selected as ja home by Mr. and Mrs. Alfrdd Graham Kluttz who were married Wednesday, July 10, in the Windy

Wilberforce, Ohio, Miss Joyce City.

Elaine Knox announced hopes of Upon return here, the former teaching either in the Indianapolis Miss Esther Iona Quarles, daughor Cleveland public school system ter of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett in September. Quarles, ‘1741 St. Paul, and her She is the daughter of Mr. and husband, son of Mrs. Utah SwaniMrs. Norman Boyd Knox. Miss gan of Charlotte, N.C., were feted Knox’s major was English and at a reception.her minor was business. They were married by Rev. She wa$ a member of several David Readye in a single-ring

organizations at Central State, ceremony.

The title, “Miss Photogenic,” was Hostesses at the reception in bestowed upon her in 1961 and the Federation of Associated Clubs this year Miss Knox’s senior col- home were Louella Stenson, Janet leagues voted her the “most at- Hickman, Laura Mays, Kathryn tractive” female in the senior class Wright, Marva Hawkins, Jameset- *— wvwx’o wv,r.»» ta Petway, and Fav Wilkev.

zations.

mentarian.

Miss Cynthia Winters, junior may be purchased by calling Mrs. ney, and Brenda Myers.

man;. Larmon McCampbell, secretary; Helen Cross, treasurer, and

Jean McAnulty, reporter. Members are Maxine Anderson,

Kathy Brown, Cecile Carson, Learlis Durham, Prudence Bridgwaters, Eleanor Granger, Betty

Turner, Betty Hill, Janice Swee- Science Degree in education June

for the “Senior Who’s Who.’ SUMMER STREET FAIR IS

SLATED IN NORWOOD AREA

FOR GENERAL PUBLIC A summer street fair has been

planned by civic-minded southside residents and Mayer staff members for the neighborhood served by Mayor Chapel Neighborhood

Services at 448 W. Norwood.

Festivities will take place in

After receiving her Bachelor of front of the Center from 5 p.m.

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MISS JOYCE KNOX Receives Bachelor Degree

2 from Central State College in

till 10 p.m. Friday, July 26. general public is invited.

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