Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1966 — Page 6

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THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

AUGUST 13.

Tuning in on ANDERSON By Madelyn Irvin — Phone 644-5179

The theme for the Bethesda Baptist Church, which opened July 25th was ‘Teaching and Working Together.” 33 children attended the classes held at the church. The program was climaxed with a picnic held in Fairfield Park. Teachers for the program were: Mesdames Mary Jackson, Thelma Dixon and Mrs. Charles Middleton. Mrs. Bernice Nave was supervisor. The Rev. Charles Middleton is pastor. Those ill in the community elude: Adolph Abram, Mrs. Beulah Haley, Mrs. Rosie Rice, Mrs. Judith Nave, Mrs. Anna Glaze brooks, Miss Kathleen

Williams, Casey Forster and Mrs. Lucy Falker, who has been taken to the Fort Wayne Hospital in Fort Wayne. Register now for six weeks courses in ceramics and other hand crafts starting Sept. 6Oct. 17, with Mrs. Cornelia Sparks at her variety shop,, 1505 Fontain Street. Winter classes will be held Oct. 31st-Dec. 5th. Make all your Christmas gifts and beautiful home decorations. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Johnson announced the Aug. 7th wedding of their daughter, the former Miss Patricia Ann Irving to Dennis Emmuel Huggins Jr. The

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lovely wedding took place at the Allen Chapel AME Church. The Rev. H. A. Perry was the of-

ficiate.

Robert C. Henry, Mayor of Springfield, Ohio will be the guest speaker at the Madison County NAACP annual banquet. The event is to be held Saturday, Aug. 90th at the Linders on-the-Point. Mr. Henry will receive the Outstanding Award for his activities in state and community affairs, for the month of May. The award will be presented by officials from the Ohio House of Representatives. Mayor Henry was the top vote-getter among the three candidates elected to the City Commission in 1965, and was the unanimous choice of the five member commission for the mayorship. During his years on the City Commission, he has promoted programs for Urban Renewal Public Housing and other re’n^ed programs. During the Second World War he served as an aviation engineer in the Army Air Corps. Arranging for his appearance here are the local NAACP branch officers: president, George Satterwhite; vice-pres-ident, Jesse Johnson; Mrs. Hazel Minnifield, secretary; and Zebedee Christian, treasurer. The NAACP needs your financial help to continue the light for freedom. Your patronage is needed. The tickets for this program may be purchased from any member of the NAACP or call the West Side Community Center 644-8821. ★ ★ A Annie Warfield Funeral services for Mrr. Annie M. Warfield, 53, who died July 31 at her home, 1026 W. 34th, were held Aug. 3 at Messiah Missionary Baptist Church, where she was a member. Mrs. Warfield was treasurer of the deaconess board and chairman of the home missionary society of Messiah. She was also a member of the Northwest Civic Association. The survivors include the husband, Isaac Warfield. Ashley Taylor Funeral services for Ashley Taylor, 70, 2402 N. Kenwood, who died Aug. 4 in St. Vincent’s Hospital, were held Saturday at Sardis, Miss., with the Boatright Funeral Home in charge of the arrangements. A native of Pinola, Miss., he had lived in Indianapolis for 35 years. Before his retirement in 1S61, Mr. Taylor had done construction work. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Irma Smith. Mrs. Ethel Chinn Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel Chinn 65, who died Aug. 1 in Marion County General Hospital, were held Aug. 5 in the Stuart Mortuary, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. Mrs. Chinn, 748 Hadley, was a native of Tennessee. She had lived in Indianapolis for 50

years.

Survivors include two nieces, Mrs. Elsie M. Lacey and Mrs. Clara Brewer, both of Indian-

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Evansville, Ind. By CLEONA SCOTT

Saturday, Aug. 13, the “Birthday Club” are having a dinner party in the Vendome Hotel, celebrating Mr. and Mrs. George Edmonds 44th Anniversary. They are honorary members of the Birthday Club. Also remembered will be Mrs. Fannie Crawley who is also an honorary member. Other members are Mr. and Mrs. Otha Calhoun, Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Bergan and Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Jones. * * * Services for McKinley Hollins, 68, of 506 Bellemeade Ave. were held Aug 8th in New Hope Baptist Church, where he was a member. The Rev. W. R. Brown officiated. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Birdie Woolridge of Evansville; a brother, John Hollins of Russellville, Ky.; two grandchildren; a sister-in-law, Sally Drake of Gary, two brothers-in-law, John Tally and Alex Tally botn of Evansville. Gaines Funeral Home was in charge. * * * Mrs. Otha Calhoun entertained at a "Coffee Hour” this past week in her home on Bayard Park Drive honoring Mr. Gilbert Shiff, County Assessor and Mr. Volpe, County Auditor. Ladies attending were Mesdames Cora Lee Hambleton, Willie Keeper, Musetta Bias, Mae Coleman, Lucile Muckabee, Francis McQuire, Lettie Warfield, Bertha Thompkins, Rita Calhoun, Lillian Harris and Miss Willie Effie Thomas. The table was beautifully decorated with silverware for both tea and coffee. Mrs. Mae Coleman and Rita Calhoun served the guest. Mr. Shiff and Mr. Volpe explained the duties of the County Assessor and County Auditor. Those attending were deeply impressed. * * * Tony Harris son of Mrs. Lillian Harris of 723 Bayard Park Dr. left Aug. 10th for Camp Carson for training for Safety Patrol boys. Tony is a student at Stanley Hall.

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Services for Mrs. Vivian Marie Darrett, 42, of 1919 S. Elliot St. were held this past week. Survivors are: husband, James Darrett; five sons, Clifford H. Darrett of Dayton; Richard L. Darrett, with the Air Force at Tucson, Ariz., and Gilbert F. Darrett, Ronald L. Darrett Anthony E. Darrett and Michael Darrett all of Evansville; three daughters, Brenda J. Darrett, Shelia M. Darrett and Teresa A. Darrett; a brother, Samuel Clay; and two grandchildren all of Evansville. The funeral was held in Zion Baptist Church, with Rev. J. W. Caldwell officiating.

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The Las Muchacas Club members were entertained at a buffet dinner this past week in the home of Mrs. Mary Ferguson, Nurrenburn Rd. Decorations were in the club’s colors, blue

and white.

Prizes were awarded to Mesdames Margaret Green, Ruth Calhoun and Musetta Bias.

The Spring Hill Baptist Church held annual “Homecoming” and basket rally services last Sunday. Rev. J. W. Merriweather, pastor of the McCarroll Hill Baptist Church served as guest speaker for the services. Rev. Milton Hunt, pastor of the host church delivered the morning service. * * * Rev. J. N. Stevenson, State Missionary of Louisville, conducted an institute at the Main Street Baptist Church last week. Services began each evening at 7:30 p.m. Rev. G. L. Foston is pastor. * * * Mrs. Grade Clark and Miss Clara Sebree were hostesses to the Alba Rosa Club of Main Street Baptist Church at the Coach and Four Restaurant Crystal Room on last Thursday evening. The color scheme of red and white was used for the decorations. A large vase of red roses centered the table, and the arrangements of decorations were made by the hostesses. The four course dinner was thoroughly enjoyed by the group. The next meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. J. M. Bowles. Mrs. M. E. Brewer, president, Mrs. Sallie G. Talbott, reporter.

The Bronze Twilighters Club was entertained in the home of Mrs. Sarah Bradshaw on Friday evening. The guests were Mrs. Shirley Crudutt and Mrs. Katie L. Dennis. Mrs. B. K. Bronaugh, reporter for the group is confined to Jennie Stuart Hospital. The next meeting will be held at Stryker Village, with Mrs. Ernestine Dixon and Mrs. B. K. Bronaugh as hostesses. Mrs. Mamie Hopkins is president. * * * Joe Waller .star center for the Attucks Wolves this past season, the area’s leading scorer has been named to replace Mike Thomason on the West All-Star basketball team for the EastWest game, which was scheduled to be played in Lexington Saturday night. Young Waller, a 1966 Attucks graduate has signed a grant-in-aid to play for Austin Peay State College this

season.

* * * Mrs. Vera L. Wagner was hostess to a birthday party held in her home on Tuesday evening honoring Mrs. Marjorie A. Bell. The hostess served an assortment of sandwiches, ice cream and cake, and the group sang “happy birthday” as the honoree opened her many useful and beautiful gifts. * * * Warren Williams entertained about 50 teenagers in his home Friday evening with a surprise birthday party complimenting his daughter, Miss LaVonda Williams. Miss Josie Reynolds of Murray, Ky., who is visiting Miss Williams was a special guest at the party. * * * Airman Virginia B. Radford, daughter of Mrs. Likey V. Radford, of Cadiz, Ky., has been assigned to McCord AFB, Washington, after completing Air Force basic training. The airman, a 1964 graduate of Trigg County High School, will be trained on the job as a personnel specialist with the Air Defense Command. * * * Mrs. Louise Harris and niece. Miss Marlyn Williams are visiting her husband M/Sgt. Herbert Harris, in North Carolina. * * ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones and children, of Markham, 111., recently visited their aunt, Mrs. Thomas Kennedy. On Friday the group motored to Nashville, where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Redd, editor of the Nashville Commentator. They toured the

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* * * Funeral services were held for Mrs. Emma Lou Cayce Aug. 1 at the Main Street Baptist Church with her pastor, Rev. G. L. F os ton officiating. Burial was in Cave Spring Cemetery with Babbage Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. Cayce died at the home of Mrs. Annie Taylor, after an extended illness. The survivors include several nieces, nephews and cousins

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