Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1964 — Page 6
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THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER
Mom Fetes Daughter At Gala Birthday Party - Her 8th
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MRS. ELSIE THOMPSON AND DAUGHTER, ELSIE Little Miss Elsie Tawana Thompson of 1106 Eugene was highly feted at a party marking her eighth birthday given by
her mother, Mrs. Elsie Thomp-
son.
Her cake, shaped like a bonnet, was decorated with ribbons and candles. Another cake was baked by Mrs. Ola Hill of Levin Baptist Church. In addition to cake, ice cream and candy Little Miss Thompson’s guests received hats as favors. The School 56 second grader enjoyed the "Happy Birthday" song sung by fellow classmates. Gifts were received from Mrs. Dilcy Thompson, Miss Lizzie Perry, and Mr. and Mrs. George Guilford of Great Bend, Kan., and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cushenberry and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cushenberry of Topeka, Kans. Hostesses assisting Mrs. Thompson were Mrs. Delores McCutchen of Oakland, Calif., and Mrs. Elsie Thompson. Guests were Sharon Ware, JoAnn Watkins, Anita Taylor, Marion Pipkin, Diane Taylor, Martel Pipkin, Tony Gore, Celeste Nance, Robert Johnson, Aron Jackson, William Brooks, Mary Frances Watkins, Sedrick Vincent, Niecy Davis, Connie
Jenkins, Maggie Parks, Margaret Jones, and Anna Thompson. Also James Higgins, Edward Taylor, Roleena Taylor, Richard Blair, Gloria Ann Patterson, Naomi Tapp, Sadie Lyles, Jeffrey Proctor, Charles Black, Diana Proctor, Ramona Black, and
James Black.
£last ide ^Uoice' Continued from Page 5
April 4, 1964
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Church Events
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Another .element I missed BY ELSA JACKSON was the Madame C. J. Walker Monday, April 6, at 8 Beauty College Alumni Associ- is the date of the regular ation’s reorganization meeting monthly FAC meeting.
Monday. As an agent for Ma- Speakers will be Mmes. Ger- — 0 ..
+^-JrlOlV€F darne Walker products, I re- trude Page, Jessie Jacobs and ciative
gret this very much. Roselyn Richardson, along with Mrs. Margaret E. Smith is others, who will bring valuable principal. Senator Robert Lee information from the Citizens Brokenburr and Atty. Willard and Non-Partisan school com-
Ransom are leaving no stone mittees. ed services at Christ Church
r-T "ton rn >fe1ler" tK 6 "V M W ■ o * ° n the Circle where hundreds
/fJ se,ler ,n the cosmetic Mrs Ethel Ryan, activities worshipped for three hours.
Jn-dSo he,d * * * * committee chairman, entertained Many of us sat in the Shadow •SU [/mmSV models who added to the sue- of the cross with tears in
NAACP of Greater Indianap- cess t" e “Cinerama of Ma- eyes.
Feted at a baby shower Sun- olis is asking all interested per- damoiselles and Esquires" fash- * * * day afternoon was Mrs. Rosita sons to mark Saturday, April * on show. The troupe journeyed Wilkins, young mother-to-be, at 11, on their calendar—the date t°.her home, 2964 N. Arsenal,
when Roy Wilkins, executive Friday evening for the gather-
secretary of the NAACP, will in Kspeak at a Freedom Fund Ban- Models, who sported morning pital’s Ward 11, which has been
Brownies At 'Play Day' Are Named
2650 Burton. The hostesses were her mother-in-law, Mrs. Charlie Wilkins, and her sis-ter-in-law, Mrsi Alberta Cun-
ningham.
Mrs. Wilkins, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jack-
quet at 7:30 p.m. in the Indiana wear . sports attire
Roof Ballroom.
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Mrs. Virgia Davis
on page
and after-five
Mmes
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son, 2010 Ruckle, is the wife president. Andrew W. Ramsey £ thel . LaShea, Marietta Gilbert, shut-ins. Mrs. Mattie McKinley Saturday r^.4r HP « \I7 111. HP _ 1 • _ A A- _ • 1 l M St 1 At i C 0 HTlCi XIT * 1 1 * . _ - *7 *
., , , , Kentucky State College Choir
Irom the last three issues of the will be presented in concert ApPaper_ The numerous calls I re- ril 24 at 8 p.m at New Bethel
ceived concerning the column Baptist Church, let me know that many of you * ' * *
really do look forward to read- Vacation Church School ing it and I am deeply appre- Workshop of the Division of
Christian Education, Church
* '* * Federation will meet April 7-8 ly at Witherspoon United PresThousands of persons attend- 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at Fairview Presby- byterian Church
ed Good Friday services " throughout the city. I attendpresented at the fun-loving activity. Guests were the Misses Marcia Treadwell, Esther
The annual corporation meet- Lane, Finetta Reese, Allie Ma-
ing of the Central Baptist Theological Seminary in Indiana will be held April 3, 2 p.m. at New Bethel Baptist
Church, 1519-41 Martindale. Dr. __
Church, North, visited Sunday F. Benjamin Davis, host pastor, Roxanne Cook, Zana Hughes* persons on Central State Hos- is president-dean. Melody Fisher, Regina Parrish,’ , .. . , Dr. Homer E. Nutter, pastor Patricia Blunt, Patricia Wal- , daytime adopted by the group. Each of First Baptist Church, Lex- ker. Bonita Perdue, Nyla Turtasmons were patient was presented an Easter ington, Ky.. will be heard in the ner. Nena White, Pamela Mos-
neien Uavis, Bernice basket. Later, the nurses group famous N. A. Seymour Lecture ley, Patricia Mosley Teresa
Uy er - visited the church’s sick and series at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Johnson, Anita Wood, Stepha-
our
The Josephine Burns Nurses Organization of First Baptist
Many Brownie Scouts were
on hand at Senior Girl Scout Troop 435’s “Play Day” recent-
terian Church, 46th and Illinois. Brownie Troop Nos. 300, 445, Night session will be 7 p.m., Ap- 267, 748, 827 and 1287 were ril 9. Theme will be “Jesus.” represented at the fun-lovine
Registration fee is $1.50.
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ion meet-
lone, Janice Malone, Sylvia White, Cheryl Smiley, Denise Jefferson, Mary Lolla, and Joy
Lolla.
Also the Misses Carol Glenn,
of Thomas Wilkins. The hon- is state president. Robert Wiloree was recipient of many liams is regional planning cornlovely gifts. mittee chairman. D. W. D. HecGuests present were Mmes. tor is chairman of the souvenir
Bonnie Rice, and William is group president. Others par-
»A° ne ' « , ticipating in the project includ- R—CarH of Thnnbc Mrs. Roberta Wiggins was ed Mmes. Lillie Cook, Hulda D V^arCI Of I VlCinKS
in charge of models. Maurice Talley, Carlena Williams and
N. A. A. C. P. FREEDOM FUND BANQUET
Speaker
ROY WILKINS — EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — NAACP — SAT., APRIL 11
7:30 P.M.
Indiana Roof Ballroom
For Ticket Information
CALL ME. 5-4690
DANCE FOLLOWING DINNER 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Featuring Willis Kirk Band Robert Williams — Regional Planning Chrm.
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er, Carmel Thacker, JoAnn Landers is secretary. Hyche, Mary Williams, Louise Seven states will be repre-
Ford, Lucille Willoughby, Wil- sented namely: Wisconsin, Illi- monies,
la Mae Barnes, and Pat nois, Michigan, Ohio, West Vir-
ginia, and Indiana.
Edythe Belle Walker was commentator and mistress-of-cere-
Helen Bailey, ^Charlotte Weav- booklet committee. Mrs. Peggy i^nson^ was ^ pianist. Mrs. Miss Sarah Gracia.
Elder F. F. Young, First Baptist Church, North, minister celebrated his 75th year at the church Sunday with Rev. Wil-
/ 1 ° ,de , n c, ™ le wil1 meet ham Edwards of Mt. Helm Bap-
tist Church as speaker. Elder Young also spoke Sunday at
Buggs Temple.
* * *
Stewart.
Also the Misses Ann Cureton, Sarah Wilkins, Jacqueline Ricketts, Willa Ford, Norma Jackson, Susan Kirby, and
Joyce Torrence.'
Mrs. Wilkins and her guests enjoyed a pleasant afternoon of chatting and enjoying delicious hors d’oeuvre and fruit
punch.
The Indiana State NAACP Notes will be out for the Midwest Regional Conference. Papers can be obtained from the
ole scribe. _
with Mrs. Elsa Jackson next week. Mrs. Mary Garvin is
president.
Eastern Stars and Masons will have a “Civil Rights Day’’ with a civil rights hour from
We extend a welcome to the delegates here for the 125th
cu
A reminder comes to me that the Eastside Better Business and Civic League will meet Monday, April 5, at 7:45 p.m. in the lovely home of Rev. and Mrs. Samuel T. Jenkins, 2211 N. Dearborn. Plans for the 29th anniversary, “Garden Park
4 p.m. till 5 p.m. at the Prince convention of the Disciples of Hall and Eastern Star Home, Christ Convention meeting at
653 N. West. All local chap- Clowes Hall. and lodges will partici- * * *
ters pate.
A number of letters was mailed last week by officers and members of FAC to
The junior class of First Baptist Church, North, taught by Mrs. Carlena Williams recently completed learning the books of
ANGELS CLUB
Angels will meet Saturday,
April 11, with Mrs. Martha ’ * - * * Howard, 3962 N. Kenwood. ini
Members clothed seven children Am ' erica made thc Nwoes K a wither Da a vena m HaT 2720 h ^er —
U.S. Senator! President Lyndon the New Testament. For their
to persons bringing in the most members in 1964 will be on the
B. Johnson, and majority leaders of both political parties in the Senate urging their cloture vote support if a fillibuster oc-
curs.
Boulevard. Mrs. Audrey Barker is president. Mrs. Ann
Brown is reporter.
fulfilled.” Cecil B.
DEFIANTS CLUB
Defiants were to meet Thurs-
concert will feature Gloria Lynn
and Wes Montgomery.
Wyleaway Bridge Club officers were installed at their
/-^..^.NAACr JgtLTS? .» y Eo£
ert Marbury. Starling W. James, FAC president, was in-
achievement, they received wards from their instructor.
CROP, a project of the Indiana Council of Churches, continues to send food overseas to teed the hungry around the world. Last year the group
nie Mosley, Linda Dominquez. — Patricia Spearman, and Kath-
erine. Crawford.
Others are the Misses Kristine Crawford, Deborah Battle. Theresa Trotter, Freida Phelps. Cherryl Hoggatt, Bonita Sansbury, Marcia Thompson, Joanie Bivens, Sharon Rouse, Denise Ramsey, Marcia Crenshaw, Anita Crenshaw, Sharon Anthk on y- Helen Jones, Terry ParH ker, and Brenda Jackson. Leaders present were Mmes. Helen Brenan, Myrtle Evans, Josephine Mosley, Anna Allen, Lilar Burton. and Louise Haynes. Leaders of Senior Girl Scout jTroop 435, who acted as hostesses along with the girls, were Mrs. Alma Ramsey and
Mrs. Helen Adams.
Senior Girl Scout Troop 435, one of the most progressive groups in the city, will be . cohost along with another troop at the Senior Girl Scout Conierence Friday and Saturday. April 10 and April 11, at Indiana Central College.
CLARENCE W. LEWIS
LEWIS—The family, of the late CLARENCE W. LEWIS
Easter Parade Continued from Page 5
Notes go to press Friday, April 3. All branches are urged to
send ads and their programs bailing Vfficer.‘
dav at 7-30 nm with Larrv at •i 0nt Aii t ° ^ ed,tor ’ . yoi V Officers are Messrs. Crowell Terry 8 '2057°Cornel/’The^next Th" s “.aU pS.it Andrew w' ® h h <!Uun ' AmWin feature r.,eria I v„n Ramsey, expects all branches an d™ P pa"keri«™ti^ Owe'n
to have something concerning Woolridge, assistant secretary; then activities.^ ^ >y| r Marbury, treasurer, and
. , Ernest Kirk, statistician.
Those present who served on * *
the committee were Mrs Willa There was much corr esponlayloi, John ^Talley, William dence between Mr. James and
our senator. Mr. James’ tele-
raised $20C\665. One dollar wishes to thank the thoughtfjl
buys 400 lbs. of food. Send your contribution to CROP, 1622 N. Meridian. Rev. Gerald Wilson
is director.
The Guiding Light by tape recorder, headed by Mrs. Birdie Whiteside, prepared and de-
friends and neighbors
expressed sympathy, extended personal services and for the lovely floral tributes so generously given in our loss. Especially do we thank Rev. George J. Enyedi and Rev.
livered 3.000 Easter baskets for Clinton* M. Marsh, the Willis
IDLE HOUR CLUB
Idle Hour Club will meet Thursday, April 9, with Mrs. Dorothy A. Manson, 2331 Mar-
tindale. Plans are being made Jackson, and Herman King,
for a bus trip to the Kentucky Derby. Mrs. Shirley Johnson should receive all correspondence sent to 2878 N. LaSalle.
patients at local nursing homes. If you wish to assist them in future projects, contact Mark Batties.
The Home Department of
Mortuary and in any way.
all who assisted
The Family
McCAIN—All acts of kindness and sympathy, helpfulness and floral tributes extended in the
Women's Union Has Institute At FCWC Home
manure trs £/ —in* .etter. We ex’pee, ^
3 ^e ‘Uo were recent LtmT.nr ivT""1" ?? ^ TT^
White, l» a s HoUo- s.naTo^Va yTj me Sunday April 1^:30 ^ ^ K»se^ by senator Wayne * * * Mrs. Willie Hite. Sister
of Fall ~ ' ~
_} vere , re £f n * committal of civil house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
James P.
way. Sgt. Lee, who spent five years in Germany, will be sta-
V tickets; Mrs. Anna Lou Talley,
Yvno Chairman of hostesses and to
the splendid and active members of the Women Sponsors. Proceeds from the Easter Parade will be used to provide the annual five hundred dollar scholarship to a worthy Attucks girl June graduate in me/nory of beloved deceased Recorder Women Sponsors who were, in addition to having membership in this charitable organization, faithful members of their respective churches, widely known in the community for their beautiful and exemplary lives and their dedication
to Christian services.
tioned at Fort Leonardwood, Mo. Sgt. Lee has 21 years in
services.
“Happy Birthday” to Ken- Creek” Pafk^y YMCA meet's'at TAYLOR-The family of neth A. Smith, 5563 E. 34th; 9:30 a.m. each Sunday. On last . C 7u Gladys C. Richardson. 1425 W. Sunday, Elder Eugene Mason ' v, . sh ® s to . , t t ank t . he , "*. an> 32nd, and Mrs. Golda Glover, of Truestone Primitive Baptist fi lends, neighbors and/elatives
Greetings come from New- 2 246 Carrollton. April 2; Mrs. Church spoke. Garret Gill is for cards and their kindnesses
Highland Woman’s Christian found,and * Canada. from H at tie Davis. 2336 N. Kenwood, president. during his illness and passing.
.mnp h ram d e W ?^?on Institute Charles Metcalf, who reports a Aprn 4; Mrs . Clara Kimbrough. * * * Mrs ' Kdtle Tayl01
819 Locke, Apt. 497, April 7; run* vt* Mrs. Heeann Shields, 363 W. Hev H - Moore, Mt.
Temperance Union Institute d time was held recently at the City *
and Family
Federation of Colored Women’s
4r«■<&£»a: saa*s* - si- -
H.
Baptist Church
Cal-
minister,
PAGE—With deep apprecia-
was Total Abstenance. an( j civic League toured the M^Ed‘th m Tranir r tn r c.r ^
ty president, who was intro-
duced by Mrs. Ethel Shivers. . . . Highland president. Rev. Wal- ,n> V,!. he ^
Mrs. Anne Horn, public relations representative, supervis-
Mrs. Ella Mae Holifield is
Lillie M. Matthew. 2039 N. Dexter, April 14.
-
FAC will no doubt sponsor one of the first bus tours to the New York World’s Fair
at St. John Baptist Church, Terre Haute. Rev. J. C. Perkins
is minister. * * *
Mrs. Ifeba Diggs, released
relatives for sympathy expressed, the many beautiful floral tributes and the courtesies extended at the loss of our
husband and father
HORACE H. PAGE, SR.
last weekend from Methodist And with equal sincerity we
t . e _ r _: H l KhbaUKh SP ° ke m theaft ‘ league chairman We were so this sprin g. The bus will leave H^piuPis'VYhe home of "a wish to thank Rev. G. N.“Har-. - daughter. 'Mrs. E P. Thomas. den.Rev.J.L. Cummin*, Rev.
Others appearing on the pro Q eorKla Royd and Mrs. Martha t j 2 7 One day will be gram were Miss Selma Rose- n h u n emn ioved at tU1 • ne D~/*'v/ u 0 *7 J line- Marion Countv vice-presi- „. anv .’ * ve .Hf employee ui spent In Pittsburgh, four days ling, .viarion v^ouniy u.e p Pilgrims for 39 years. : n M ew York one dav in Philadent; Mrs. Amelia Woolfolk, r ft tnur refreshments .... iorK, one aay in rnna Highland treasurer- Mrs Lora After to ^ r retresnmems de i p h la , one day in Atlantic Edwards. Mra Lena Dou B las. ”!!! IT?/ prlweT wilHam City, three days in Washington, Highland spiritual life leader; TcaldUu * ' “otter th'an^v'ismnk"’the
League guests included World’s Fair, sightseeing pro- w if e , will do a two year stint Church, and all who assisted
Mmes. Mane Nance. Dorothy visions w jn be made in New Vorhies, Lynn Warren. Maude Y ork, Washington. D.C.. PhilaCouts, Minnie Shaw, Grace de i phia and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Eliza Sadler; Mrs. Ger trude Jordan. Highland vicepresident; Mrs. Elvera Whitehead; Mrs. Priscilla Dean
Lewis Mrs. Anna Washington, Perron and“ William "Baifey“
Joseph Tarrants, and Rev. Wil-
liam Sweatt.
Mrs. Elsie Birdsong was gen- AAiiKir-rN i id
eral chairman and Mrs. Lincha FLAMINGO CLUb Lasley, co-chairman. Other Flamingo Girls Social and chairmen were Mmes, Jordan, Charity Club will meet Elzora Short, and Rose Turner, Mrs. Beatrice Ellis, 1421 W.
Mable Alexander, Lucille Hed- 35th. Last meeting was with from
rick, Minnie Highbaugh, Elza Mrs. Willa B. Collins, 3244 N. Louisville, Noblesville,
Sadler and Mrs. Woolfolk. Kenwood.
6235 Grandview. Rev. Charles Hunt, ill at Methodist, is in
dire r*eed of blood.
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Rev. Ronald T. Knight of West Lafayette, along with his
Fr. J. N. LaBauve, S.V.D., Very Rev. Joseph D. Brokhage. Rev. Bagwell of Allensville, Ky., Rev. I. D. Dorsey, Rev. F. W. Sweatt; Mr. Paul H. Haizlip of Willis Mortuary, Stewards’ Board of Gorham Methodist
in France, as a fraternal worker of Christian Churches. He, his wife, Barbara, and daugh-
Many tourists will attend the ter, Robin, will leave this sum-
NAACP conference to be held in Washington during the threein Washington during the three-
day stay.
our bereavement for incomparable services rendered. Mrs. Gertrude Page, Wife
and Family
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Besides persons from Indian- dianapolis Council of United apolis there will be tourists Church Women will meet at St. Louis, Terre Haute, 9:45 a.m., Monday at the World
Gary, War Memorial
and Chicago. This will be the first of the 22nd annual tours
directed by Mr. James.
The “Federation’s Follies," an amateur talent program, will be held at FAC Sunday afternoon, May 15, at 4 p.m. Mrs. Nancy Johnson, James Compton, Harry Campbell and the finance committee headed by Mrs. Margaret Reid is busy
Jones Tabernacle will be host
to the upcoming AME Zion
Conference. If you can
house delegates, please contact the church. Guests will pay $2
per night. * * *
Central District Youth Convention is in session this ^ at College Avenue Ba
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Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
Stops Itch—Relieves Pain
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Art Bazaar To Feature Work Of Students The ninth annual children’s art bazaar will be at the William H. Block Company auditorium Tuesday through Thursday, April 14-18. All public, parochial and private schools in the city and county are invited to participate. An art teacher from each oarticipating school selects eight pictures, at least one from each grade, which are displayed at the auditorium. Blue ribbons, awarded by the judges, are given the most promising pictures which are referred to as “museum choice” and sell for $2. Remaining pictures se'l
for $1.
Profits are used for scholarships and prints and books for all participating schools to encourage art in educational curriculum.
13 and 16 at 8 p.m.
church.
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