Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1926 — Page 4

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POLITICAL ACTION

An Indiana Writer For Indiana Folks By>£uy T. Hawkins Many hands undoubtedly were raised in holVor at a recent news dispatch to the effect that a New York Episcopal Church will allow the dancing of modern steps, including the renowned "Charleston” in its parish hall. The pastor is reported to have said that he could see nothing wrong about the dance and that he would prefer to see the members of his congregation enjoying themselves in their parish hall than in some down-town amusement resort. “I can't see where the boys and girls are going to perdiction just because they want to enjoy themselves " he is quoted saying. The attitude of the Eastern rector seems pleasingly sane, lie apparently reorganises the responsibility of the church to win the confidence of youth through a kindly understanding rather than to alienate the young people by a policy of stem repression. A certain measure of restraint and constraint are necessary for proper character development, of course. But the church might better attempt first to win the friendship of the young men and young women before setting out to definitely shape and point their lives.

THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER, SAT., MAR. 20th 1926 THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

TO THE

EDITOR OF INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

SIR:

After reading the article, on the proposed ordinance of residential segregation of Negroes, I huve come to the conclusion, that it is time for us to stand for our rights as a race and citizens of this city. I have given the question due consideration and I can not see in no way, where we have

done anything to belittle any section | would of this city. As long as w» were sat-1 propriut isfled to live in the back yards, ov**r]th>-> ur. the garages and in the alleys, of mem-j to erect bers of the white peoples protective 'our chile: .-n >ii league, everything was.alright. Just ; I)ou - t w, vote'.'

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an honest living, so that our families might have a descent place in which to live; decent clothes to wear and an opportunity for better and cleaner citizenship, the Protective League is plotting, proposing ordinances as to where we can, or cannot live, and sponsoring Jim Crow High Schools. If tiie I’rotective league would use tlie precious breath that God so mercifully allowed them and their Christfaulty that they prate about, they

propo-i. an ordinance to apthe money and labor that ji.’M.ig in 1 hut High School . . pt school building l"r t North Indianapolis TIP >Y

Itoii't we fight

JOHN W. LYDA Wab. 494&-J.I—462 S. 16th Street

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

TERRE HAUTE'S LEADING BEAUTY CULTURIST, Mme Lillie Crow B1R S. 14th Street. 11-14-bt rXJR HOME COOKED MEALS—All Hours. Call at Ellig Restaurant. 15:^ S. 13 u SL 12-6^61 LET TAYl.OK SAVE THE SOLEMen’s Vac, Women’s BOc. Heels 26« and 5*>c. Modern equipment. 1315 Co Hope Ave. 12-12-6t

as soon as we began to live in as de-lg.-th. cent a place as the w hite man. and to 1 Don t try to give our children the benefit j w h n. of clean and uplifting surroundings. | >amc rigbi there has been a great commotion. I live v^to r. Just think how many of our people | Ann ri< an.

n r 'rnr city utid <-ountiy .') w.- p.n our faxes just as Me-, ma:. dees: Then we have the

and privileges to buy and | W> pl» use Til* s»‘ 1 "<v : w tn> claim tliat tli« > are

POKTKK AND SON I’lumbing arid Heating Conti actors. Repair work a sfwciaity. All work gtiarant«-ed. I'hotie: Dresser 672,

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LOGAN SPORT, NEWS

A 4«ftaK« program, of united actfrity in local politics is very necessary on the part of the Negro citizens at this tme. The grievances and differences among and between local Negro politicians and citizens in politics, and the people has long, stood between the people and their full and just return from political endeavor. Every Negro must be a politician today to the extent, that he gets fair return on th use of his suffrage. And this is essential to his well being and survial in our community. When you fail to exercise your right of suffrage you lose on civic rights and other possibilities what you deserve and need most

ly-

An individual or citizen cannot refrain from co-operation because, he does not like or approve of some others or their activity. You may find yourself after while, lined up side by side for ff^If preservation with these same individuals. We all have some things in common; why make it a matter of expediency? A Co-operative political program in action now would save the day. It will pay returns in civic, pilitical and other spheres. When we have already obtained good results from such methods or procedure, you can take up grievances against—individuals. A program and unified activity wiU rectify the patronage condition. Chicago, New York and several other cities justify such a claim. The only hope for the Negro citizen in Indianapolis in the future depends on how he uses his political possibilities. We may have to make and unmake a few individuals to lead the activity, but we must make them. And while we are making them, we will keep on making them. And when we have to unmake them, we will unmake them, and keep on unmaking them. Yesterdav was the time ot begin, at least today. You can not afford to wait for the striking results of grave emergencies to drive you into action. Speak up, what you are ready to do now? Be ready when you speak, to contribute your part little or much. “THE NEGRO GIRI”

live in dome whit** p*-rHun'»« bark yard.fur la'*. .. .'I *.id*r. imi*t b*- mad* O* today. Some of them nlwuy* have I umb-r-tu:.*.' it.at v.. want alk that th.lived in a buck yard or an all* y. Have law ,.f i:r* at country *.f our- * ail-, they ever bomb**d a ttiUKle hoti** In for It t nothing hut j. a 1*and

an alley? No. That, wu* our place. In their opinion. W*- an- a part <>f thla city. We are for this city, and w lah It well; but it certainly arou-** -> my Indlmatlou. to think that whH* w-w are out on the job trying to mak*

hatred and i for *>n> am t In -* tlr*-d *.! I am ri-dit wit! th* K>»order, and in this :t*.-h» t*<r <-ur law

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Mrs. Lue-treU Dixon of St. Louis, Mo., attended Sunday School and aervicon at Bethel A. M. E. Church, Sunday.—Mra. A. S. Harker, who was sick with the flu, la able to be up Mr*. K. McClure, who ha« the flu la confined to her room.—Mrs. Anna B. Jdnea. L*t Improving—The Child reaa of Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Rowe, is recovered from the flu. — Mrs. W. W Smith la confined to her room.—Mr* Sarah Goina, was Sunday guest of her mother In Indianapolis.—The Sunday School had a banquet for the parents on Friday evening at the church pastors was a grand success. — The Shining Star Club, will give a Kiah Fry on St. Patrick Day at Social Rooms of the Bethel A. M K. Church. —The W. M S.. Cupper was a success on the 9th at the Social r<H*m of th<church.—The pastor J M. Nt« kl«-d and his choir cave a plantation m* lod> concert at th*- 9th S' Christian Chur, white, Thursday evening 11th It wan broadcasted over-th*- radio Th*y

niany applauses in th<- cu> and long | r -*i-- d *

distant *-. Phone- tb».y give sp«-< ial

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REV D. L GANT. Pastor. Calvary Baptist Church, j Corner 13 1-2 St., and Colie Ave. Sunday SchtK>l 9:30 A. M. i Morning Worship 11: C> A. M. ! Evening Worehip .. 7: lf> P. M. REV It C WALKER. I'.uitor. TERRE HAUTE, IND.

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TTi*' s A A <• P , W iU hold a meeting at tin- First Er*«- Hajd.-t Church,

week.— Mrs. Francis Hart, 1400 S. 12th St., entertained in honor of her nephew, Robt. Conley's twelfth birth' day anniversary. There were twelve of his little friends present to make merry the occasion.—Mrs. Mary Brown, Corydon, Ky., is the guest oC her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Taylor, 141K S. 14th St.—Mrs. Joseph Thompson. 1439 S. 14th St., Mrs. Willa Roberts and Messrs. Marvin and Lee Shelton, Gilbert Ave.. attended *ithe Roland Hayes Recital at Indianapolis While in the city, Mrs. RobertiTlanif sons, Messrs. Lee and Marvin Shelton were the puest of Miss Edna Foots in Fayette St.—The Ball that waa given by Mrs. Anna Waugh and Robert N*el* y for the benefit of the Phillis Wht-atley Home waa a grand sneoees. The receipts for the evening were $122.00. We wish to thank all who attended for their support. — Farley's Broadcasting Aces of Indianapolis were obtained through the efforts o€ Mr. Neeley, who is one of Terre Haute's brilliant young men and Is always ready to help a worthy caose, Mr. Farley’s orchestra with its up-to-date music, was enjoyed by wll. We hope to have him in our city again.

Mrs. Anna Waugh.

Lindsey Ladd of N. 26th St, undfcB* went a serious operation last Monday! at the Union Hospital. He Is still boi a serious condition.—The Just-A-Mersj Club was entertained last Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Tlnnie Davis, of 2369 Spruce St. Plans were perfected tort the first anniversary of the club whida w ill be celebrated with a Silver Teal at the Phyllis ’Wheatley Home. A. dainty refreshment was served. Tfcsf club will be entertained next by Mra* Ellen Gillum at the home of Btl^ Holbert.—The Do What You Can was entertained at the parsonage b>N Rev. and Mrs. Cottman, Wednesday afternoon. The next meeting will b^ with Mrs. Elizabeth Walden in Gl-b*-,rt Ave.—The East End Social and Literary was entertained by the Missies Gladys and Delphine Reeves at j their home in Spruce St., last Wed-

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■ • il! "hr •>*•’•*- Mr- Rut h , nesday f , Vt . ning The club Is planning In. » -• n st.!' h ' r.e Hos*.- j to g lvo a play. The next meeting wld t.uil » Lib ...» - h-- ia-t Tues- ^ w j;h Miss Izetta Russell of Sprucej ‘‘••v ■ l -' r tv *-*>. , t s 1 'h . u.|-;t.— The Penny Club was entertained

. k-i. foot <a-* wm* k | at , tilf . home of Mrs. Rice in S. 14tti r-cov.-nng —Rf*yn The next meeting will be at thw .uol Mrs. Samuel homo of Mrs. E. Brandon in Hippeca1 bus gon** to n(> „ —Mrs. E. Brandon entertained n. ■ • I ' a position W T t h a luncheon, Thursday at her !;■ I. ■ .c i.. , ach. jh*>me in Tippecanoe St., in honor ot V . " : ,rr *; 1 ' “ th0 , MTs. Inez Thurman, who is leaving;

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LAFAYETTE. IND

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spit*- ot tiii- snowy w*-atb* r Th*-,‘ : - !.af district meeting of ih*- K of f !a**lg* • ti!'•rtal’i*-*i a a will oijnv*-ii- ii*-t» t!i. . nd S111. ■ i: t'. 1- 'T ih*;:-*!.'-in April at t h*- ( Ii* k *la 1* lia t* 1 i - t < bu: * h 1 • 1 *• i d 1 !■ ’ )e 1 A jo\*ci- in*-<-ti:ig i- I** no look*-*! for 1 -•*•'’ • !•;•'*■' ward to. .iti<i pr* paru* i* n ar*- !>• in; |'B* -3 Nfat* - n l' ! Iliad*- Th* Boo- r.-t ( 1-.!, No 1 K M* r.* * >* - if P, lint Ut-t w ••*•;. tin loin* *■' IT* laiaTjoit a-• I l*-nr> M* Fariot.il I I.' S liiliotf St -'I ’tti-i D.ri*. - i

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SLit.-n and son and daughter of N. Vernon, visited her mother Mrs. Emt ta Jenkins who has been very ill —

T in honor n il m tin Ptiiioar Sch-sd Mrs. Emma Johnson died at the coim* name** Igiura Marie Bighain. 9.’ J: ty house and was buried Saturday Ro-.o* Harm-, an.!. lalwiird Butl*-r. Dan Shoutee remains ill—Mrs. JosiJ vt J: \V.i I i»«r < h* tuiult, s y .. IhinU-l Tandy spent the week-end in Lout*

ii th” -n k.l.-t ar* Nt - \\ N! Join--.-| T ljrl „. r> xs ) vllle.—Miss Georgia lieatty daughter

A Nt v I'tiui. h. Rev W Chenault. of Mr. and Mrs. George Beatly and pa-tor Th* t • w.-:*- r* cular s* rv ic.-s former graduate and teacher of

a tin- -n .. It-t Mi Matb*-w t ba-ttrn j af la , f j, , hur.-ln-s last Sunday. Rev. i way High S.-h*x>l. has won a seboiaf

)ia7»dwood - nd Baptist < Tim'iTi 1 sb.jp at htelndiana State Norm, t in*-* ting l>atil**l I'ltrtn-i's h-ctutf I u* sday Slie will finish her college course an^

Al. \atid*. night was well a'c<'i*pt*-d at tin- Sec- receive her degrees in August.—Ja.-1

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iThursdiiy ni'-’ht and arrang.-d i«>r ah Burial in Springdale Cemetery.—3 1,1 ! 1, ‘ l - cracking to in- In Id ut the V. B. j Elizabeth Shelton has returned ii F Hall. March L”.'t Na-vv Castle. Pa., and Cleveland, i\ Miss N'.-lli*- Rook was Sunday cuest |where she visited her sister who

COLUMBUS. IND.

A AS. nr. TON'. INDIANA

The Negfro frirl often is ne;;lected and discouraged. She has little of real help in her efforts to he and to do. She is neglected even by her ow.n parents and relatives. In regard to work, the Negro girl must take what the white girl does not want, or what is most irksome, hazardous, or difficult. For economic reasons she is often compelled to live amid unwholesome and dangerous surroundings. Despite all of these serious handicaps, this unfortunate girl is severely censured for her shortcomings; but she is entitled to the most sincere

sympathy, instead.

Say what you will concerning this most neglected and much abused Negro Girl; prate of her weaknesses, unmercifully condemn her faults, scorn her if you will, curse her, trample her in the dust, if you are uncharitable enough to do so; but when the unbiased record shall be made it will be that considering

her handicaps and disadvantages ia Bowling Green shopping Thursday. * • ^ _ _ . h wh < Vi bb^-x . • G 4 v-v* v-*-Wk w tv vi» ls 4 ri XTvxr ♦ ovv*

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ain! th- ch-ir ar.- pt * pitt ing -n tin it ;iml Fribt* r pta*g t a mm-M ■ Sp——ial amth —m.-, ami Fust.-r .Tmtal inm-ic w ill h*- l-at• ur*-(l by tit*- ' boit. K« v. J. 1. Henry and s*.ns. will .any <*n th- t.-n days V*-viv:il me.-ting tit GI-hv-s f'htipel ('. M K rhun-h b.-ginning March If,til. K-v. J W M. < Tun-, pastor.—Miss H-l • •it A. Tayh.r, a domestic science t.*-a< h<-r of Douglass HI School is able to rnsmne li*-r t*-a« hing after serious

illness.

WOODBU.RN, KY. By Olivia Clay

The regular services were held at the Good Samaritan Hall, Sunday,.. Ihreuching by Rev. .1. T. Holt.—Mrs. Annie Gaines, Mrs. Wilma Farley, Virgil Ambrose Simmons, Jessie Gaines were in Franklin, Friday shopping. — Rev. Thomas Burton rereived his license March 12th, 1926. They were given by the pastor and deacons of tho Green Hill Baptist Church.. Claude Davis, Ewing Duncan, Novel Matsell, and Miss Charles E. Belle were the guest of Miss May Jewell Clay, Sunday.— Sister J. T. Holt is .in the sick list.—-Miss Marriah Amie Belle Hampton spent Sunday night with Miss Pearl and Bet tie E, Bass-. —French T Austin was the guest of Miss Olivia Clay, Sunday.— Miss Olivia Clay and Mrs. Fannie Robb were

her temptations and hindrances, the Negro Girl is “more ginned against than sinning.” _

Ambros Simmons was in Newtown Sunday.—Mr. and^Mrs. Ishel Massey were the guest of the! rparents Mr. and Mrs. Bflie Blddsoe.

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The Il'iirbl* (2>i.ii f*-tt*- sang to it crow ded house for th- Bt *>t h-rhood at the Baptist I'lutrib in 1‘aoli. Ind.. Tuesda> * vetting. They will sing a gain for tb*- Brotherhood of th** l ui«ut Baptist Association at the 1st B.il'tist Chun-lt in this city, Friday even-

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Mrs. Pauline Rogers, Mrs AlhTa White, Edward \’on Tre«*s, aud Mary

Cottee are on the sick list.

Alvin Simmons and Gilbert Cottee were guests of friends in Lawrenceville, Sunday. Win. Austin and family have moved to 914 Jefferson St.— Rev. F. Esteal was in Sullivan, Saturday and Sunday. Misses Martha Dejernett and Pandora Howard went toChampaign, 111., Friday.—Fielding Turner ami son William of Lyons, w-ere her*! Wednesday. Mr. (Tushy of Bloomington, worshipped at the Second Baptist Church Sunday.—The Dunbar Literary Soeiety will meet I Friday evening with a good program ' In charge of Mrs. H. Isom and Wtm<la Cooper.—Friends here are glad to know tJmt Mrs. Samuel Nichols of Champaign. 111., is rapidly recovering from a recent illness—Mrs. Charles Colbert was a business caller In Vincennes Friday.—A num!>er attended the Fish Fry a* the home of Mra. Sherman Armstrong, Saturday. _

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Sehii'l "1 'h*- A Nl L ('huii’li was well u't* nil''*l Sunday There wi t*' itn [present T Thompson, who ha b*'*-n ill K improving. Rev Jo** River, und 13d Trout ntiin spent ;* shun time at Shelby villc, Tu* sday.-- Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Murry of Shelby villc sp.'tii Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Finest Bolden.

Rev. Stone of Indianapolis tilled

his regular appointment at tin* Baptist Church Sunday. Rev. Davis of the A. M. E. Church met with Mrs M .A. Philips. Plans were made to

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of h*-r sDt.'f Mis. Pani"! Mitchell of qui'e ill.

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(and Mrs Edward McCallistor w.-r- ' dinner g.i* sts of Mrs Georg*' B* v* rty' prof. T Johnson sp«-nt the 1 ]W»'ek*-nd at BIooiningtoM, Ind, tlmj {guest of Tits family. Th** maria:'”, of David Williams t.o M iss Mary La* v j Summers of Paris. III. was sol-nt’.i/.-j til at Lawren*’*'Ville. 111. bv tli* R*'V .

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FRANKLIN, IND.

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NEW ALBANY NEWS Division Street School leads the schools of the city in the number of saving depositors. They register one hundred per cent each week. Prof. Nathan Hill is principal. Miss Vivian Pentck is assistant Edmonds laidge G. II. O. of O F., observed Potcr Ogden Day at Howard Chapel last -Sunday. An interesting program was rendered. Prof. J. E. Harper was the principal speaker.—Rev. Washington was called to Monroe, La., by the death of his mother on the Gth of March. He returned March 12th.-— Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. Maxie and Mrs. Cimberlan Art, all very ill at this writing. Th.- services were all well attended at Bethel A. M. E. Church. Sunday, the pastor preached In the morning, and Rev. Terrtl of the Gatlation Baptist Church preached in the evening..

Williams is an auto mechanic ami a,- The Gleaners (Tub will give a r;>j member of Second Baptist Church ,a’ the A. M E. ( hurch, Sundav Miss Inez Ward entertained the Phyl noon—The Gleaners Club met fit Us Wheat ly (Tub after the business home of Mr. und Mrs. Seymore B^urf

routine a delicious lunch was served iTucsduy night.

- Joo Smith and Curtis Anderson! The Missionary Society met at tt w-ro called to Albion. Ill . to attend home of Mrs. William Vanclea*'*’ the functnl <>f their undo Samuel Those that remain on the sick list arl Payne.— IMla Terry, chef at th * Cni-jMrs. Martha Evans, Mrs. Angie Boyftl on Depot Hotel, left for Evansville.. Helen Stevenson, Pritchard Walesl Ind. He will leave iu a few days for ami Mary Vandiman.—Mrs. H. C. Will N-w York, where he will Join theTiams attended the Anna Giuld Perj Otis Smith show s.—Abraham Richie irv at Indianapolis Monday night anc who had a paralysis a few weeks ago (was the guest of Mrs. J. C. Daw soul is much improved.—Mrs. A. Denton j^ho then returned to N. Vernon, Tnesl is ill with the flu,—Rogan Fiesteriday.—John Montgomery waa the guest Chapter will present their drill March.of his parents Sunday.—Mia. Franci^

2(ith at U. B. F. Hall. It is promised to be excellent.—The sick are Mrs. Lottie Lewis, Mrs. Hiram Stewart, Mrs. Henry Russell and Mr. Emuel Bigham. and Miss Carrie Currie.— Mr and Mrs. David Williams w’ere Sunday dinner guests of tho Rev. and Mrs. G. R. Hazelwood.—Mrs. Frank Poindexter spent tho week-end in Indianapolis.—The Entre Mowns Club met

Tanner is improved.—MrsJ Marth^ Evans is seriously ill.—M Mat Gibbs, au evangelist of In dianapolitj was tho dinner guest of Mi. and Mi A. J. Ritchey.—Mrs. Carrie Hail, evangelist of Coppin Chapel and Indianapolis, was the dinner guest Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt—^ Phe E. Church Sunday School, was wA attended. Collection, 61.42.L-The SI

at th*3 residence of Mr. and Mrs. John vor Offering Club met at the home McFarland, with Mrs. Frank Poindex-1 Mrs. Elizabeth* Moore.— TheodOj

ter hostess. dark is able to be up.—Mrs. . I Clark, is improving.—The Busy MADISON, IND. |Imperial Club met at the home —. | Mrs. John Burris.—Mrs. Amai Mosesdomons is ill.:—Mr. and Mrs. [Gaines is ill at her home.—The

Carl Tyree are parents of a baby boy. —Arthur Wake has gone to Cincinnati Ohio.—Rev. Stout of tho Trinity M. E. Church preached at the Ebenezer M .E. Church, Sunday at 3, P. M. and Diet. Supt., J. W. White preached at night. He will hold his quarterly

hers and visitors of the A. M. Church we-re spiritually uplifted’ soul-stirring sermons delivered by Rev. Mrs. Mary Gibbs, Sundae — ing and the Rev. Mrs. Carrl Sunday afternoon and - even! of these ladies are sfuccessfu

•Deference March 27th.—Mrs. Lucy^geliats residing in Ind