Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1913 — Page 2
THE INMANAPOIUS RECORDER.
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LOCALS'ndPERSONALS
In Club Circles There will be Sacred Concert on Tuesday evening Sept. 2nd at Ray’s hall, 2430 Northwestern avenue. Tne Friends club will resume their meetings for this season, Wednesday with Mrs. Ida Stiggars. The Progressive Whist club met Wednesday and S. Sides won 1st prize; Jas. McDaniels, 2nd and Edw. Ward, 3rd. The next meeting will be with Jas. Me Daniels, tU§ Fayette street Mrs. Mary White has returned to Louisville, Ky , after a visit with.Mrs, Willa Williams, 7(»3 Fayette street. '• The Golden Leaf club af St. Paul Baptist church, Haughville will meet with Mrs. Rosa Epps, 414 E. Mich, street. The Mite society of Second Baptist church under the leadership of Mrs. R. J Prince will meet eyery Monday evening at 8 oclock at the church The cake contestants will launch out Sunday and it is hoped they will be favorably received by the general public. The Elizabeth Carter Council will meet with Mrs. Holmes, 335 W. 11th street Tuerdav afternoon. The Golden Leaf club will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 oclock with Mrs. Mary Arnold 514 W. 13th street. All members please be present. There will be a musical concert at St. Mark’s Temple, 1717 Shelby street Tuesday evening Sept. 9th. Tne Columbia Social and Benefit society will meet Wednesday Sept. 3rd at the residence of Miss Stella Whitely 1309 Massachusetts avente. Ail the members are requested to be prerent. The Merry Widow’s lawn fete will be a very fine affair at Olivet Baptist church Tuesday evening Sept, 2nd. After a six week’s vacation the woman’s club will ho'd a meeting with Mrs. Alice Grysell 433 W. 14th street, Monday afternoon Sept. 1st. All members are requested to be present. Good music, latest dances at the Tango Dancing class every Monday night at K. P. hall. Come and enjoy yourself. The name of Rev. C, C. Me Coll, superintendent of Missions, who gate a talk on “The Bible Library” at the Metoka social, was unintentionally omitted in last week’s paper. The Marion County Sunday School Union will bold its Jubilee meeting at the First Baptist church, North Indianapolis, Rev, F. F. Young, pastor, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 oclock. The program will be inspiring and helpful to all Sunday School workers. The Marion County Missionary Union held its monthly meeting with the Circle of Second Baptist church Sunday. A large number of Circles were present. The new officers were elected. The Junior Blue Ribbon club will give a Musicale at Second Baptist church Wednesday evening Sept 3rd. All are cordially invited. There will be an Autumn Musicale given at the residence of Mrs. Nettie Johnson by the Mississippi club of Simpson Chapel Thursday evening Sept 4th. Mrs. George Norris of Louisville is in the city for an indefinite stay. She is visiting her sister Mrs. Jacob Holland in Alvoid street. Rev. T. Franklin will preach Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock at Antioch church, corner of Missouri and 13th streets, for the benefit of the Young Ladies Congress. All are welcome. Each paator and Congress please attend. There was a debate at Campbell’s Chapel, Northwestern avenue near 24th street Thursday night, subject, Resolved that the Negro should be colonized and excluded from the United States into the Phillipine Islands. The ■ Neighborhood Literary met with Mrs. Board 40t; Smith street. A good program was rendered. Mrs Eliza Wisdom sang a solo and Mrs. Idella Tolbert the evening hymn. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Turner, 339 Smith street. The topic for Monday night will be found In John 3rd chapter, 6th verse; prayer, Mrs. Malone; Bible reading by the members.
Miss Mabel Whiteside of this city and Alonzo Simmons of Washington, Ind., were married Monday evening Aug. 25th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo B. Paxton. 723 Ogden street Rev. T. A. Smythe officiating.
Wedding Announcement of Miss Mary Anderson and Mr. Oley Johnson. Cards are out announcing the mariage of Miss Mary F. Ahd&rson °f this city and Mr. Oley A. Johnson of Lexington, Ky., which was solemnized Tuesday evening Aug. 12th at the A. M. E Zion church at Hartford Conn Mrs. Johnson is a teacher in School No. 21 of this city. Mr. Johnson is a graduate of Columbia University of New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have just returned from a wed ding trip in the East, and will be at home to their friends after Sept. 1st at 906 Fayette street.
ceremony took place. The groom accompanied by his best man Charles Evans entered the parlor followed by ihe matron of honor Mrs. Chas Evant. The bride entered last leaning upon the arm of her father who gave her away. The bride wore a handsome bridal gown of whir-e satin chaxmeuse and wore a veil, held in place with orange blossoms, which was worn by her mother at her marriage 28 years ago. The bride carried an arm bouquet of bride’s roses tied with white witii white satin libbon and from which a trail of smilax extended to the floor. The matron of honor Mrs. Evans, a bride of a few week*, wore pink messaline silk and carried an aim
bouquet of pink asters.
Dainty refreshments were served and a large and handsome collection collection of presents received. Mr. and Mrs. Crogger left after the marriage for a trio to Niagara Falls,
New York City, Cape Mav and other Eastern.points. They will be at home after Sept 15tli at 784 W. 25th street.
THE WEBER Milk Co Early Deliveries Our Specialty Pasteurized MILE
and
CREAM In Sterilized Bottles We Guarantee the Purity ot this Milk. Delivered at vour Door and on sale at all first-class store B
Come and Visit our New Plant at 1131 CRUFT ST.
Cut This - Adv, Out This Advertisem and 10c .entitles ycu to a a Full Sized Package PINkS PINK PURGATIVE PILLS
he Best Remedy for all Liver and Bowel complaints PINK’S CUT RATE PHARMACY 550 IN DIANA AVENUE S. E. Corner West St.
Crogger—Wayne Nuptials
’Ihe marriage of Miss Maiietta Sommers and Mr. Amos Crogger, well known young people which took place Monday evening Aug. 25th at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and i Mrs. John Wayne, 784 W. 25^h street. There were about 75 person* present. The ceremony tfhich consist* d of the
full Episcopal service was performed
by Rev. T. A. Smythe. Miss Lillian |
Morris played Mendelssohn’s wedding I Notice is heich \ S iven that the under march and Mrs. T. A. Smythe sang, 95 6 ned has duty qualified a. Admn of the “Without Thee ” I Estate of John Preston, late of Marion The house was tastily decorated ! c °" n '^ Indi »"“' d ' ceased - s,id Eslate with smilax, garden flowers and grow- 11R su PP ose d to be solvent, ing plante. Tall palms formed a bank l N Jamis R. Berkley, in the west parlor before which the , w * E - Henderson . A “y-
via Cleveland and Buffalo, thence to|MrS. T. G.Bramlette
HAIR DRESSING
PARLORS Miss Ruhenia Parish and Lorenzo §611316 AV6i - FlSt 13
Milton were married Tuesday at 6:50 Special Ladies! Your Hair Washed and — ——— p m. Several social functions were Pressed for 30CENTS I /' linffAn fhp Phnfnrtranhpr given in honor of M r . and Mrs. Milton Agent for Always Young Cream Company j • ^ i dllUU, me I ilUlUgiapilGl and they received many presents. j Manufacturers of Always Yourg Cream— Post Cards Made in 10 MlnutBS, 4 tOF 25C
Portraits, Interior and Exterior Views
Framing and Enlarging
Studio: 422 INDIANA AVE.
New Phone 1894-K Open day and night
Manufacturers of Always Yourg Cream
j the Queen of Creams Afro-American Miss Lillie M. Hightower ard Mr /j Scalp Food, Pure GreaseWs Cream, Afro Ernest Horn were quietly married 3t j American Shampoo and Beauty Gloss thehomeof her sister Mrs. Duncan vv. C. I. U. Institute at Jones Tabernacle M. V .ulx Monday evening J „ 11 .. j . „ . ., and S Iver Meda Contest Monday Sept. I.
Notice of Appointment
New Phone 2364-K
MISS LILLIAN L. MORRIS Teacher of Piano and General Musical Theory 222 WEST 15TH STREET
The W C. T. U will hold an Insti- r tute at Jones Tabernacle all day Mon NfiW Phone 1324
dav Sept Ut.
PROGRAM.
MORNING SESSION. Devotion Led by Mrs. Rowan Testimonial Service — Why I Should Belong to the W. C. T. U. Greetings Mrs. Henderson Why Should we Oppose the Liquor Traffic .Mrs. Mamie Gardnei
Discussion
Whatdoes Christian Citizenship mean — Lawyer Ransom
Discussion
Picnic on the Charity Hospital Lawn
Oltl Woodruff 2010
Gut Rate prices on all Medicines 25c Preparations 19c 50e “ 39c $1.00 > “ 79c Nelson’s Hair Dressing, 25c size only
ITc
C.E.Ruch Pharmacy
16th & Columbia Ave.
OuTfJirlsaud Boss in Peril How can | We «!• >11 deiiW IfOOr prescriptions
we Save them ..Mrs Kelly
AFTERNOON SESSION
2 p. m. Devotion
The Horrors of the Traffic. How to get rid of them Mrs. N. Gilliam Symposium—Temperanc, a National Safeguard; a great factor in the problem of making a living: the factor in the making of a lifes'. Rev. Bryce, Rev. Harvey and Mrs. Gaillard There wiil be a Silver Medal Oratorical Contest at eight oclock and the following wjjf be the contestants; Misses Margaret Adams, Irene Hestoo, Irene Reeves, Anna/ Wells, Inez Brown and Mr. C. Marshall. There I A\A/Y^R be remarks by the State Organizer, I Mrs M A. McCurdy. Admission to 46 N. Pennsylvania Street. Suite 4. Contest, 10 Cents. Trained in an Indiana College
Skilled in the Indiana Law.
New Phone 3026-K Res. 841 Camp St
Model 10—Fleming Shoe Repair Outfit. — ~ HELLO HELLOfl 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. 418 W. North Street :: 609 Indiana Avenue
R. L. BAILEY
BARGAINS
Every Day at Watson’s Second-hand Store
729 INDIANA AYE. Furniture, Stoves Dishes and Carpets. Everything for the Hone, we can fufnish Cash or Payments. Easy Terms. We Buy and Sell WATSON’S, 729 INDIANA AVE.
Charity Hospital Picnic Monday Sept. 1st. The second annual picnic will be fiven for the benefit of the State Sisters of Charity hospital on the hos pital grounds. Labor day, Monday Sept. 1st. Hons. Chas. Bookwalter, Joseph Bell. w. H. Johnson, Dr. C.
S. Woods and others will speak during the day. Refresh-rents will be served and a good old fashion chicken dinner will be served. Everybody is invited to attend and help us in this good work.
Diamonds sold on a close margin Special Jewelry Made
Dependable Goods at Modest Prices Artists in Repairing
The North Side Jeweler 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 Watch for $12.fo Ladies’ Watch Beautiful Patterns, 5n.oo It will pay you to visit our Store C3ll Phones; new* 4509 ^xchEp/FmD^i? *537 Illinois St.
Tho Recital given at Hosbrook Mission Aug. 19th was a success and the program was excellent. Two seieclions were given by Mrs. Geo. Taylor and daughter Mr. Taylor rendered excellent music. Madam Me Williams a humorous and dramatic reader of Cincinnati gave a selection and her husband Rev. McWilliams gave an Interesting talk on “The So-
cial side.”
Tliy Sewing Circle rally of Garfield Baptist church, held in the beautiful place of Miss Ada Harris of Norwood was a success. There was preaching in the morning by the pastor, Rev. Chas. Lewis, pastor of Olivet Baptist church preached in the afternoon and
*®“ JOHN’S ST£AM DYE WORKS AUGUST Specials Men’s Suits Cleaned and Pressed #1.25 Ladies’ Jacket Suits Cleaned and Pressed Si.25 Men’s Two Piece Suits Cleaned and Pressed $1 00 Repairing and Alterations Ladies’ Work a Specialty Will Call for and Deliver John the Tailor, 2646 Northwestern Ave Dyed W’ork of all Colors4>ur Specialty Old Phone North 6915 PRINTER’S INK SPELLS
New Undertaking Firm Opens
W T e recommend with pleasure te the good citizens of the East End, the Undertaking firm or the Geo. W. Lee Co,, located at 1735-1737 Al*oid street with Lee and Rinehart managers Geo. W. Lee the Senior member of the firm is from Toledo, O., where lie conducted business success-
MufthrrB 0, S I Short Order House
Toledo. He is a graduate of Barnes School of Anaion™ of Chicauo and is highly recommended by that schpol as thoroughly competent to give to the public the best that can bt given Boyle Rinehart the junior member is well known by the people of this citv, he having worked for C. M C. Willis and Shelton and Willis’establishments for a number of years. He is a graduate of the Atkins’ School of Embalming of this city. He has had the practical experience in embalming and in conducting funerals. With the experience, lepulation and business methods of this firm success will
be theirs.
They have opened a modern establisnment with an office, reception embalming and caoket rooms, chapel and morgue They ask the general public to call and inspect their estab llshment as it is open day aBd night, New Phone, 7311. The Recorder takes great pleasure in introducing this firm to the citizens of Indianapolis.
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Peoples Restaurant
331 Indiana Ave
JAMES DEMAS, Prop.
& Chili Parlor
Open all night. Special Sunday 1
Dinner. Lunch 10c Meals 15c
Strictly Sanitary Quick Service
FOR MILLINERY W Miss Alice BrooJn
13 28 ROOSEVELT AVE
For the latest and up to-datc. Hats
at Reasonable Prices.
THE NEW HOME OF ABEL BROS. (The Progressive Colored Undertakersi Pythian T o mple Building, 242 W. Walnut sQ-eet iNew Phone 1563- Old Phone Main lb50 are delivering the goods at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. ! Large Chapel For Funerals. Lady Attendant. Old Phone Main 1850 Branch, 423 W. OHIO ST.
We Make It SPELL For YOU at Prices So Low They Will Astonish You
church preacnea in me aiternoon and
Rev Wlilit preached aft the night ser-i Cmm and Gat Those Letter Head* You Have Been Needing So Long ▼ice Collection for the day wee $50. -
Will You Please Take Notice That We’ve got the goods, and you’ve got the money If we can’t get your bizz, it’s somethingfunny As I 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 Sunday. Will call for and deliver vour orders, L. W. McNeil, 1002 North Missouri street, Cor. Tenth St 37-4t
Call and See our Display of Hats, Latest Styles & -SHAPES.Our Hair Good»Department is complete. We handle a full line of Hair for Colored people. Hats trimmed at our Store bj our Eastern trimmer. Save money bj trading with AUGUSTA LANGE, *13 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. ■' ' s 'n.; •.
Trained Nurse. Miss Amanda D. Rogers. Trained Nurse. Registered. All calls given prompt attention. Old Phone Main
3775.
MRS. IDA YOUNG TYLER begs to anr.ounce that she has again taken charge other Cafe and Ice Cream Parlor at 1128 North Senate Avenue Meals served 15c Home Cooking Special Sunday Chicken Dinner 25c Dining Room open from 6 to 9 a. m, 11 to2p. m. 5 t0 9 p. m.
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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HADLEY BROS DRUGGISTS 781-783 Indiana Ave Ne*r St Clairs Your patronare is aslicite*. Try our Corn Remover, Syrup White Pine nd Tar.
Atty. F. B. RANSOM 46 N. PENN St. SUITE 4 directly in front of Fletcher National Bank When down town call and inspect my office rooms where absolute privacy can be had; all business strictly confidential.