Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1913 — Page 2

THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

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In Club Circles

The American Beauty Embroidery club will tfive a pie social and lawn fete Monday night at the residence of Mrs. Emma Mason 403 W. Pratt soreet. The Live Wire Club of Shiloh Baptist church will hold a Basket meeting at Norwood Park Sunday. Come and spend the day. The Golden Leaf Club of St. Paul Baptist Church, Haughville will meet with Mrs. Amanda Wagner in Norwood next Friday. There will be a community meeting at the Boys Club, East Sixteerieh street Sunday afternoon August 10. All are invited. Allen Christian Endeavor League of Allen Chapel will give a lawn fete at the parsonage 1405 Columbia avenue Monday Aug. 11th. There will be a lawn fete tonight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor 2450 Ethel avenue given by the Pennsylvania club of Simpson Chapel. The Silver Leaf club met with Mrs. Philpott in Massachusetts avenue last week. ^ i Mrs. Kittie Tilford will represeht Ladies Aid No. 1 of ;Simpson Chapel at the District Conference next week. Ladies Aid No. 1 of Simpson Chapel met this week with Mrs. Lorinda Samuels in W. 10th street. The American Beauty Embroidery club gave a surprise party Tuesday night for their president Mrs. Sallie Robinson, the occasion being the 20th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson- They presented the president a handsome chest of Rogers silver. After music and games a bullet luncheon was served Mesdames Nona Henson, Carl Settles, Eliza Butler, Jeanette Bonaparte and E. R. Cottee-

MRS. WILLIAM ELLIOTT BROWN HOSTESS

In Honor of Miss Nannie Helen Burroughs the Distinguished Woman Educator.

ADDITIONAL PERSONAL NEWS

Sunday at Oolnmbia Theater,-“01d Mammy’s Secret Code,” a three Reel Bronche Military. This is an exceptionally fine picture in which there is a great tight between Indians atd Soldiers. Mrs. Jas. Talaferro and Mr*. Jacob Cattron of Evansville are guests of Mrs. Wm. Cooksey728 Fayette street. Mrs. Claude Allen and daughter Miss Muriel of Michigan city are the guests of Mr. ard Mrs. Clarence Stewart. Mr. and Mrs Jas. Jefferson of Louisville are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sanders in Agnes street. Little Miss Clotel White of Muncie has returned home after a week's visit with her cousin Mrs. Zelma B. Taylor in West street. Mrs. Maggie Wright of Memphis, Tenn., is in the city the guest of Mrs. Victoria Davis in Muskingum street. Mrs. Wm. Hoskins caught her foot in a motorcycle last Monday and is confined to her home suffering with a severe sprained ankle. Mr. and Mrs. Logan Grundy of New Augusta will leave August 15th for a visit in Kentucky. Mrs. Besscilla W. Smith, Past IIlustrous Commandress of Daughters of Isis, Mrs. Josephine Dixson, Commandres of Alexandria Court and Mrs. Sarah E Dotson, 1st Lieut, -of Alexandria Court all of Baltimore were guests of Mrs. John Beck, 1019 N. West street. Miss Esther E. Bowman. 520 W. 13th street will leave Tuesday for Guthrie, Okla., for an indefinite stay. Madame C. J. Co\ington has moved to 1328 N. Senate avente. Mrs. Kittie Tilfo.d was called to Crawfordsvllle Sunday on account of the Serious illness of her uncle.

One of the most notable events of many seasons was the response of three hundred representative women of the city and surrounding towns, to the invitation of Mrs William Elliott Brown, ‘ to meet and hear Miss Nannie Helen Burroughs, President of National Training School for

MIS.S NANNIE H. BrnUOUOHS. Women and Girls, Washington, D C. Wednesday at 4 o'clock, at the Educational Rooms, Y M. C. A. Building.” At the appointed hour, Mrs.

ided attention of every one there. She showed to them that every one has a talent to be developed for the upbuilding of the Race and God’s Kingdom. That their duty began In the home and tha next door neighbor, that the opportunity is with us every moment. She also gave a short account of the School, of which she is president, supported by 50,000 Baptist women, this school of vocational training for our girls, training them for higher things, bringing out all that God has endowed them with, for the citizenshipj of this country, for the motherhood of the race. The school, just about three years old, is self sustaining, as far as any other race is concerned.. One building has been partly given by the American Baptist Society (white) in memory of their late secretary. Other buildings will be added this year, and a social center in Washington, under the control of this institution, will be opened and conducted t>y young women who have taken the training there. Miss Burroughs further says that it rests with the women, the salvation of the race. That they must be up and doing. After the address, the guests were introduced to Miss Burroughs and refreshments were served It was not onlv a very pleasant afternoon but a profitable one. It is an inspiration to hear and see in the real flesh and blood, one, one of our very own who is doing something. It is hoped that Miss Burroughs’ visit to this city will be far reaching in good, and that the realization of something most needed in this city will date its inspiration to the visit of Nannie Helen Burroughs, Wednesday. August 6, 1913. D. W. D.

WATERMELONS ON ICE

Confectionaries, Fruits, Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos Ice Cream and Melons furnl ished to churches, lodges & social entertainments at the Lowest Prices Under New Management Give Us a Call We treat you white

THE WEBER Milk Go

J. SIOEL 432 Indiana Avenue.

Early Deliveries Our Specialty Pasteurized MILK and CREAM la Sterilized Bottles We Guarantee the Purity of this Milk. Delivered at vour Door and on sale at all first-class Store,.

Cut ThisMdv. Out This Advertisem and 10c intitles you to a a Full Sized Package PIKK’S PIRK PURGATIVE PILLS he Best Remedy for all Liver and Bowel complaints PINK 5 S CUT-RATE PHARMACY 550 INDIANA AVENUE S. E. Corner West St.

Come and Visit our New Plant at 1131 CRUFT ST.

wANTED—A barber, young married man preferred. Address A. R. Pjsey, Odd Feiiowe BarDer Shop, co?. Washington and Pennsylvania street 4 .

j. C. Patton, tne Photographer Post Cards Made in 10 Minutes, 4 for 25c f ortraits, Interior and Exterior Views Framing and Enlarging

Rev. Nellie Hale and Henrietta Polk, evangelists will preach at the Alpha Home Sunday afternoon. Open Air Concerts and Living Pictures Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, August. ISto 20th on the lawn

Brown yery fittingly introduced Miss 349 W. 13th street across from Burroughs to the assemblage of! Chas. Sumner school.

beautifully gowned and intelligent women. For more than an hour this most wonderful example of the possibilities of Negro womanhood held the undi-

Master Oscar Sandtish grandson of the King of the Gold Tribe of Africa and Garland Winsten were guests of Master Theodore Clay last Wednesday

The North-Western Shoe Shop

has just installed a new FLEMING Sole Stitching Machine, that we may give quicker service & lower prices than ever before. We are now in possession of a full line of all the latest electric machinery. We are aoie to MAKE or REPAIR your Shoes in the very latest styles. We also make a specialty of mak-

ing Shoes for Cripples. —■ —

We use none but the BEST OAK-TANNED Leather. Our Prices for Men’s Soles, Sewed 75c For Ladies Soles, Sewed OVER 20 YEARS OF ACTUAL EXPERIENCE BROWN & COVINGTON. PROP. 1320 N- Senate Avenue

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Mis. Lucile Muraford of Danville, Ky., who is the guest of Mrs.. Robt. Grant Ot Traub avenue was entertain ed by Mrs. M.Prewit at the Y. M, C.

A. Sunday.

Homer Crenshaw attended a party at Greencastie last week. Meet me at tiie Odd Fellows Hall on Indiana avenue Sunday afternoon, August 10, at 2 p. m. and join the new Lodge of Pilgrim Knights of the World—the greatest Negro Fraterna Secret Order in the World. Mrs. Lizzie Burnnm in California street left sor Hamilton fora short stay on her way to Chicago for a tln»ee

weeks' visit.

Mrs. John White and little daugh ter Clotel of Muncie and Mrs

Taylor were house guests of Mr. and Mrs Philbert Gains at Franklin Sun-

day.

Meet me at the Odd Fellows Hall on Indiana Avenue, Sunday afternoon August 10, at 2 p.m. and join the new Lodge of Pilgrim Knights of the World-the greatest iNegro Fraternal Secret Order in the World

Studio: 422 INDIANA AVE. New Phone 1894-K Open day and night

New Phone 1324 Old Woodruff 2010 Cut Rate prices on all Medicines 25c Preparations 19c 50c “ 39c SI.00 “ 79c Nelson's Hair Dressing, 25c size only

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16th & Columbia Ave.

zeima We call for and deliver vour prescriptions

Model 10—Fleming Shoe Repair Outfit. HELLO HELLbll QUICK! You’ll have to hurry for the Big Sale or. Children's Barefoot Sandals Price, 65c to $1.00 We make a specialty Children's Shoes. A Bargain every day First-class Shoe Repairing done while you wait. New and second-hand Shoes for Sale Huddleston Shoe Shop. 418W. North Street :: 609 Indiana Auenue

BARGAINS

Concert and Debate at Stiiloh Church. There will be a Grand Concert and Debate at Shiloh Baptist church on Tuesday evening August 12th under the auspices of the Live Wire club An excellent program will be rendered Tne main feature of the program will b.: a debate, subject, “Resolved that t re Country l red girl makes a better wife than the City Bred girl ” Mr. Benson and Jas. Bryant will support the affirmative and Mr Jones and W S. Henry, will support the negative. Tne one selling the most tickets over will receive first prize a ladies watci.. The second prize is a half oarrel of Hour. Admission 10 cents

Madam D Simms 315 Erie Street Holds Christian Spiritulist Meetings every SUNDAY EVENING Preaching at 8 p. m. Spiritulist Test follows. Free to all. Reading from 9 a m. to 8 p. m Take Virginia ave car, get off at New Jersey st, walk r sq west then turn South. All Are Welcome R. L. BAILEY

Every Day at Watson’s Second-hand Store

720 INDIiiJsriX.iS.YE. Furniture, Stoves Dishes and Carpets. Everything for the Hcnre, we can furnish. Cash «r Payments. Easy Terms. We Buy and Sell WATSON’S, 729 INDIANA AYR

Diamonds sold on a close margin Special Jewelry Made

Dependable Goods at Modest Prices Artists in Repairing

The North Side Jeweler !3S33M^ra3E£3E!2a2Qr3£l3a!3E23!r!at33W.'3i3a»2ST3QSa3a3n3E52Q3EOtMQ Repairer of Fine Swiss and American Watches Factory Methods Used in Cleaning We are out of the High-Rent District which means a big Saving to our Customers For example 15 Jewel 20 year guaranteed Sample for Si2.5o Ladies’ Watch Beautiful Patterns, $11 00 It will pay you to visit our Store Call Pliones: S**:," nil % t k% r k^S!S^ >537 N. Illinois st.

Don't Foiget the Alpha Home Picnic On Thursday afternoon and evening August 14, at the Home. Good program and plenty of refreshments.

Red Cap. Open for business; oldest, largest and best. New and second hand furniture store in the city, owned and un by a black man. Good goods at lowest prices. Call and see 231-3 West Fourteenth street.

Join the St. Lukes. Mrs. Maggie L. Walker, the only woman president of a bank visited our city in May and secured the services of M rs Anna Davis in the inter est of the St. Lukes. Through the efforts of Mrs. Davis on July 11, Mr. Paul Easley came to the citytoaet apart a council of thirty members. At each meeting of the council since the organization members are being received. This work needs no introduction among our people. It has stood the summer heat and the winter cold for 46 years Come and be one of us for only $3 60 we will introduce you into the mysteries of the Independent Order of St. Lukes. In case of sickness we will pay you 13.00 per week; $100 at death, of the small cost of 60 cents per mouth. For further information. Call or write. Mrs. Anna Davis. 842 Minerva street, Organizing Deputy.

*«" JOHN’S STl&AM DYE WORKS AUGUST Specials Men's Suits Cleaned and Pressed #1.25 Ladies’ Jacket Suits Cleaned and Pressed $1.25 Men’s Two Piece Suits Cleaned and Pressed 00 Repairing and Alterations Ladies’ Work a Specialty Will Call for and Deliver John the Tailor, 2646 Northwestern Ave Dyed Work of all Colors our Specialty Old Phone North 6915

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LAWYER Pennsylvania Street. Suite

Trained in an Indiana College Skilled in the Indiana Law. New Phone 3026-R Res. 841 Camp St

C. WILLIS

H. C. WILLIS

REMOVAL NOTICE.

C. M. C Willi* and Son, Funeral Directors, have removed from their preoent location, 536 Indiana Avenue, to their recently purchased quarters

632-634 NORTH WEST STREET

Messrs. Willis are sparing neither time nor expense in making this a model and

modern establishment. It is located in a beautiful re»idence section of the city ^ | with Public and Private offices, Trimming room, morgue and Chapel, on the lower 4 + floor, Show and Stock rooms on the second floor. * Will carry a full line of burial garments for men, women and children, at

reasonable prices. . ,

O A ful1 l ine of caskets, including crepes, piques, plush, broadcloth, combinations < and lambskins, couches, half couchee, and hinged lids. < > Wi h courtesy, we will be pleased to show our goods to our patrons 41 We welcome all of our former patrons and will appreciate new ones as well

Our Phones remain the same. New 1173 Main 1173

C. M.C. WILLIS & SON. $32-634 N. West street, Indianapolis

We’ve got the goods, and you’ve got the money If we can’t get your bizz, it’s somethingfunny As 1 told you before, and it’s no lie If you don’t believe it, you’ll see bye and bye Our prices are reasonable, and our quality great So give us a call it isn’t too late Just take down the receiver, say 4598 Try our Southern baked home made bread, extra large, only 5 cents a loaf fresh every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Will call for and deliver your orders, L. W. McNeil, 1002 North Missouri street. Cor. Tenth St 37-4t

—T H E— Peoples Restaurant 331 Indiana Ave JAMES DEMAS, Prop. Short Order House & Chili Parlor Open all night. Special Sunday Dinner. Lunch 10c Meals 15c Strictly Sanitary Quick Service

THE NEW HOME OF ABEL BRO’S. (The Progressive Colored Undertakers) Pythian T <? mple Building, 242 W. Walnut street kNew Phone 1563 Old Phone Main 1650 are delivering the goods at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Large Chapel F'or Funerals. Lady Attendant. Old Phone Main 1850 Branch, 423 W. OHIO ST.

Trained Nurse. Miss Amanda D. Rogers. Trained Nurse. Registered. All calls given prompt attention. Old Phone Main 3775

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Call and See our Display of Hats, Latest Styles -SHAPES— Our Hair Goods Department is complete. We handle a full line of Hair for Colored people. Hats trimmed at our Store by our Eastern trimmer. Save money by trading with AUGUSTA LANGE, 613 MASSACHUSETTS AVE;

Metropolitan Dancing School every W ednesday Night. Special instructio n dancing given from 8 to 9:30 o’clock each evening. Geneial dancing to 1 o’clock The best music. AH the late ances a New Pythian Temple Hall. Mauri e F White, Manager.

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Quick auto delivery. Baggage o any part of the pity, 231-3 West Fourteenth street. Red Cap,

The Manilla Theater. If you want to spend a pleasant hour visit the Manilla theater 12th and West streets where you will find one of the best moving picture houses owned and controlled by acolored man Jno Lewis the proprietor believes In giving his patrons the latest pictures that can be obtained. There is always a special feature every night One of the main features of this house is the music furnished by Mrs. Allura Mack who sings and plays the piano If you want to soenda please ant evening, take your family to the Manilla theater. Admissions cents 9-4tf.

Rubber Stamps, Seals, Stencils Badges, Checks, Etc. We can furniBh you anything you desire in this line, at prices that will Save you Mon. ey. Seals from $1.50 up. Rubber Stamps from 15c up. Brass Checks $1.50 per 100 up.

Call and see us for Sample* or Prices. THE RECORDER, Indianapolis.