Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1966 — Page 5

FEBRUARY 26, 1966

THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

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MEMBERS OF THE ROUGH RIDERS MOTORCYCLE CLUB, an interracial organization,. with trophies awarded for outstanding service to the club during 1965. Front row, left to right, Pharoh Smith, Mrs. Curtis Johnson, being awarded trophy for the Rough Riders Auxiliary Club by Rough Rider president, De Andre Neblett; Donald Miller, secretary; and Henry Minter. Second Row, left to right, Nathaniel Lindsey, Charles Kinslow, Road Lieutenant; Curtis Johnson, vice president; Charles Williams, assistant secretary; and Harold Bratton, treasurer. Third row, left to right, Ewing Darden, Referee; Norman Gupton, Jesse Payne, Willie Wardlow and John Payne. The Club has grown from 15 members in

1963 to 50 members in 1966. They sponsor an Annual Motorcycle Field Meet every Memorial Day weekend and are planning their second season of cycle races at the Shelbyville Fairground. The Club is dedicated to safe riding and improving the image of motorcycling as a sport. They hold a charter with the American Motorcycle Association and all of their cycle events are A.M.A. sanctioned. They also hold social events; the next event will be a dance held at the Moose Lodge Country Club, March 19th. For information call Donald Miller, 926-0749. The clubhouse at 512 N. West Street is always open to Motorcyclists to relax and y/ bench race."

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March Bridge tournaments

Congratulations to our Mixed Pairs winner this month. 1st Imogene Boyd and Max Davis 2nd Jackie Hanley and Harris Travis Players, we have two tournaments in March at the Fall Creeck Y.M.C.A. Wednesday evening, March 2nd, Open Pairs Grade “C” sponsored by the Wednesday Aces Club. Registration at 7 p.m. and play begins at 7:30 n.m. Saturday evening, March 12th Open Pairs Grade “B” sponsored by the Dupli-Kates Club. Registration at 12:30 p.m. and play begins at 1 p.m. Make March, march for Bridge. Players, please support the weekly Monday evening game at the Fall Creek Y.M.C.A. John Metzger, president.

O. £ S. ^beffree team elect and install officers Officers were elected and installed at the January 12 meeting of the Order of Eastern Star Degree Team. The Amoranthe (or Board of Officers) elected for 1966 were Anna Martin, royal matron; Pearl Churchill, royal patron; Naomi Brown, assistant matron; John Johnson, assistant patron, and Maranda King, conductress. Others were Virginia Gayheart, assistant conductress; Irene Brookins, treas.; Emma Moore, financial secretary; Evelyn Keys, recorder; Eunice Long, warden; Cornelial Lewis, Herald; Mary Ann Busby, chaplain, and Katherine Marshall, marshall. Still others were Louise Jefferson, assistant marshall; Ella Mae Holifield, Truth; Margaret Reed, Faith; Alma West, Wisdom; Jessie Miller, Charity; John Keys, sentinel; Susie Goodwin, music, and Cleo Woolridge, pianist.

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The City Federation celebrated “Negro History Week” in the form of a lovely program presented by the Federated Charmettes Club. Mrs. Loretta Anderson, president. Mrs. Ida Price was Mistress of Ceremony. Mrs. O’Bannon sang and Mrs. -Anderson was the p i a n i s t. The program stressed negro writ3rs, author, muCLARA s i c i a ns and poets. Phyllis Wheatley was the first negro woman to write a book. A poem was written to George Washington. A reading was given on Famous Negro men entitled “The Negro Man”. The program closed with a trio singing “He Delivered Me.” Everyone enjoyed "the lovely program and felt very proud of all the fine young ladies in the club. Our future club ladies. The next meeting of the City Federation will be March 1st at which time Mr. William Stafford will speak on Youth Opportunity. Mrs. Rachel Overby is the president of the City Federation. Mrs. Amanda Biggers was hostess to the American Beauty Club. They held their meeting last Friday afternoon in the club home. Mrs. Emma Brown, president. This being Negro History week, a lovely

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program was presented which closed with a showing of a picture on “Tuberculosis.” The famous Tuskegee Choir furnished music. Rev. John H. Francisco Jr. gave a lecture and showed pictures. The Progressive Needlecraft Club will be entertained in the home of Mrs. Haydee Wilson, 2436 Hillside, Friday at 6 p.m. Mrs. Vernoca Ferguson is president. The Thursday Costrie Club will meet March 3rd. Mrs. Hixia Carroll and Mrs. Jessie Fisher will be hostesses. Mrs. Sarah Allen is president. Mrs. Blanche Dawson entertained the Lend A Hand Club Sunday afternoon. A program and talk on Negro History was presented. Mrs. Fannie Bartlett is president. The Central District is holding their “St. Patrick’s Tea” in the home of the president, 2920 N. Capitol Ave., Sunday, March 6th, starting at 4. The purpose is to give a scholarship. Mrs. Vernoca Ferguson is president. We regret to learn of the passing of Mrs. Mable Goens’ husband last week in Muncie. Mrs. Goens is president of the Millie D. Hoffman Club and a worker for the organization. We all express our sympathy. She resides at 1346 E. 6th St., Muncie, Ind. The Women’s Council will hold their Salad Spread Saturday, 2034 N. Capitol, starting at 4 p.m. Mrs. Fannye Hyde is president.

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