Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1928 — Page 7
News Of The State Of Indiana
Terre Haute, Indiana
Mfs. Lydia Simmons and family * • 1 M> CJaines was oallod to Rising Sun,
JOSEPH CHURCHILL
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District Manager 1921 Soruce Street
TERRE HAUTE, IND.
Rev. O. P. Smith, pastor of Allen chapel, preached the sacramental sermon at Spruce St. church, Sunday afternoon and his choir sanjf. Rev. C. L. Upthejfrove preached at 10:30 a. m. apd Rev. Jus. S. A. Mitchem, pastor, preached at 7:30 p. m. * The quarterly meeting will be held a t Allen chapel Sunday. Rev. J. S. A. Mitchem will preach at, 3:00 p. m. His choir will sing. * Miss Catherine Sims spent the week with friends at St. Louis. Mo. * Misses Celia and Ethel Cpthegrqve were guests of their friends this week at VVilberforce, O. Miss Alverta Russell of Crawfordsville, left Friday for Winston-Salem, N. G\, where she will teach while attending Normal this winter. She has stopped at the home of Mrs. Rosa Liggins • Ester Liggins, who is employed In Evansville, spent the week end with his wife, Mrs. Rosa Liggins. Miss Naomi Young, Normalite, spent the week end with her parents In Indianapolis. * Mrs. Vivian Collien and children are visiting her mother, Mrs. Noah Thompson this week in Rockville. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hearn and son of La wrenceville, 111., were Sunday guests of relatives. * • Collins Henry and Henry Howard are reported quite ill. * Funeral services for Joseph Rice, who died last Friday at his home, 713 S. 14th St., were held Sunday at two o'clock at Calvary Baptist church. Surviving are a widow, .Mrs. Anna Rice; a mother. Mary Rice; two brothers and four sisters. • Funeral services for Mrs. Mary S. Simpson, were held Monday afternoon at Secortd Baptist church. Mrs. Simpson, who had been ill for several days, went to Bowling Green, Ky., for short stay with relatives returning with her brother, Huston Cox, Saturday evening, March 17. The following Monday, she suffered a stroke, grew worse until death, which occurred Friday night at her residence, 1522 Popular St. She is survived by a husband, William Simpson, two brothers, Huston of Bowding Green, and Richard of this city. Mrs. .las. S. A. Mitchem is a cousin. * Mr. and Mrs. Austin, uncle and aunt, and other relatives. Burial in Highland Lawn..
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Easter services of the Sunday school of St. Andrew M. E. church, will be neld in the afternoon at 2:30 Easter Sunday. You are invited to attend
tifiU presents were presented to i ^ oT^e^ Jaunita HartaChas. Edwin. A delicious cake and| S( . hool at Terre Hautei S p e iit the week candy were served. * Ladies’ Mis- end with her parents, Air. and Mrs.
Logan Hartaway * Prof, and Airs. J. Spottsville, Evansville, yisitd Mr.
sionary society of 2nd Baptist church, met with the president, Mrs. Jenny Engrains in N. Kennedy St., Wednesday and will meet this week with Mrs. Otis Miller in N. Pnrdum St. * The Missionary society of the Church of Cod met with Mrs. Iva Woodward. An interesting program was rendered and the hostess conducted a contest. * Mrs. Ethel Ewing will entertain this week. * The Idle Hour club met with Mrs. Orpha Orton, Monday evening. ♦ Progressive club met with Mrs. Goldie Madry in E. Jackson St. * The East End Culture.club met with Mrs. Anna White in N. Kennedy St., Wednesday evening. It was demonstration in basketry. *The club met
and Mrs. Logan Hartaway, Saturday. * Prof. M. Williams spent Saturday in Evansville * Committee, Airs. Mary Casey, Mrs. Conine Martin and Mrs. Mattie Green, are arranging a fine Easter program to be given at the Baptist church on Sunday night. The pastor, Rev. Winn, has consented to postpone the Easter sermon ajid have tit in the morning. Philip Green,
Friday to preach funeral of Jas. Cane * Edward Cosby motored to Indianapolis, last week to bring Miss Elizabeth Humes home sick at Hanover, Iml., the home of her parents. *Jas. Johnson of Columbus, spent Sunday with friends and relatives. * Several voting people of Nortli Vernon, motored down Sunday to spend the <lay with friends and relatives.* Airs. Carrie Christmas is improving * M>'and Airs. Lafe Shelton and Miss Cor
T tey have reached the thousand doilqr mark for the first quarter of the
year. The financial drive for the 1 a large and appreciative aukliehceL A Spring wiil close April 2!). Each aMk-l iew irom Lyles and surrounding bit-“"i-v i,mi 1 lu HtiUWi fr»c * Mrs, (tee. lies were nresent * Rev .1 I. Craven
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returned to Hanover, Sunday. Mrs. Sanders spent the week with her mother, Mrs. Susie Alums. * Atiss Lulu Green is improving and hopes' to be out soon.* Rev. and Mrs. Gaines
titiyrr tic ill cut? ntvsi 11111&. 1 v-* * - # % the director, lias arranged for the . entertained Sunday at dinner Mr. anu
music which will consist of Anthems and qunrtett numbers. Besides there will be several readings. An in vi to t ir*Ti it; all * 1V1 .1
Mrs. Preston, Mr. and Airs. Ike Slid^ ton and son, Roger, Aliss Biship and Airs. Daniel Shortee. * Pete .lohn-
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this week with Mrs. Ella Wil-.
Hams. * Mrs, Mayme Carlisle, the president of Way Rian chapel Mis-
sionary society is ill Hummons Williams, was the guest of Hughes, Sunday. *
Jackson was called to Rising Sun, Ky., on account of the death of
her father.
Eugene
Indianapolis, Miss Ruth Mrs. Grovie
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NEW CASTLE, IND.
By Mrs. Gertrude Walden
Tlie Woman’s Home Missionary of Wiley church, met with Airs. J. Poindexter Wednesday afternoon. Lunch was served * Epworth League met with Mrs. Hazel Bailey, Friday. Membrance Smith, fittle daughter of Mr. and Airs. Joseph Smith, who has
been verv ill, is slowly improving. * Walter R. Blair of Muncie, is the
KOKOMO, IND. By J. C. Coleman Mrs. Celia Hartwood is quite ill at her home in N. Kennedy St. * Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Willardson motored to Indianapolis Thursday and attended the Walker theatre. * * Mr. and Mrs. Carl Perkins motored to Terre Haute Sunday to visit relatives and friends. Mrs. Perk ins’ mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Emith, and nephew. John Henry Mason, returned with them for a visit. * Mr. and Mrs. Irving Greer entertained Sunday afternoon at their home in N. Bell St., in honor of their son, Chas. Edwin’s birthday. )* The dining room was attract- ' ively decorated in pink and white. The center piece Vas a birthday cake with candles * Diversions for the afternoon . were games, music and an Easier Egg contest. * Priz-
es
gu*\vt of his uncle. Donald Archey and family. * Airs. Wright of Anderson, was "the week end guest of Air. and Airs. William Wright of 2Gth St. * * Mrs. Katherine Archey has returned frmn a visit in Knightstown. * * Bennie Cockreti, Harry Watkins and Ralph Thompson of Muncie, were the Sunday guests of Alisses Anna ATay Watkins and Mary B. Oriss. * The Woman’s Foreign Missionary met on Friday afternoon with ,Mrs. Nina Henly Goens near the Spring factory * Wheeler Morris of Muncie, was the dinner guest of his cousin. Airs. Isaac Pickle, Sunday * The Manless wedding given Monday night, was fine, by special request it may he given again soon * Sunday i s Palm Sunday. The Koal Kids have charge of this service. Come early and get your palm. * The S. S. of Wiley M. E. chiirch are preparing a program for Easter Sunday morning. * Miss Thelma Shucraft and Ida Bell Houge of Muncie, spent the week end with their aunt. Airs. Henrietta Pickle. * Airs. Ida Neal was in In^ dianapolis, Wednesday. * * The Embroidery club met with Airs. Frank Harden, Thursday afternoon. Games and music were had and also a very pleasant lunch. * Rev. C. J. Parker of Wiley church, here, preached at Scott’s church in Indianapolis, Sun- \ day afternoon * Robert Wilis remains
about the same.
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citation is extended to ail. * Airs. J. son is able to be out again. * The H. Bolling was chairman of the pro- j Baptist church choir is rehearsing gram at the M. E. church. Sunday, for their Easter program Easter mte. Program was well rendered by the { * W. M. Quinn of Walnut St., is various participants. fined to his bedi * Sanford Owens left
: Sunday for Dayton, to make his t home. * Daniel Shortee is expected ’ home this week from Cleveland, O-, l where he spent the winter with lus (children. * Frank Curry and relatives j motored from Indianapolis, Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Airs.
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EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
By Edith E. Hite
The revival successfully closed .j.
Liberty Baptist church Friday night, I a
with twenty-one converts for baptism I Herman'Jinkens, 'returning 'in 'the evand a large number of additions. Rev.W7, ninp taking his mother, Mrs. CurE. H. Smith of Owensboro. Ky., had | ry> with them. * Airs. Clara Bolden charge of the meeting. The Liberty {celebrated her Gist birthday Friday Senior choir rendered spiritual mu-J > Mn . Carrie Hicks celebrated her
sic eacli night with Airs. Sadie C. 31 Mosely as directress. Rev. Smith
will baptize Easter Sunday. The Women’s Missionary and Educational auxilaries held their monthly missionary services at Independence Baptist church, Sunday afternoon. * Rev. E. L. Rabitory, pastor of Alexander chapel, was able to fill his pulpit on Sunday after tin illness of five weeks. Airs. Blanche Lockhart is seriously ill at the home of Mrs. Martha Holland, 820 Chandler avenue. * Mr. Archie Campbell of Indianapolis, is the pleasant guest of his sister, Mrs. Beulah Smith in Gum St. * Rev. O, E. Price, state superintendent of Indiana .Missions, iis in tire city visitnil tlie chuVches in interest of 1
31st birthday last week. * Miss Alberta Whittaker spent Sunday in Car-
101 non, Ky., with her sister.
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FRENCH LICK, IND.
L By Winslovy Pace
Under the auspices of the Parent Teachers association, Mrs. I >ulcie Pace, pres., a very ifvely debate was held at the Bethel A. M. E. church, Alonday evening. The most talked of suhjeet that is causing much concern among - our group, ’-Resolved, That Segregation Has Retarded the, Progress of the Negro. * The judg-
os ai-e; noi»1 ~
Mrs. Ella Tutt, -Mrs. Kstella
great day in Bethel. Rev. : Graham brought two wonderful messages to
U4ry goal is ,5500 for 1028. * Mrs. Geq. I ies were present. * Rev. J. L- Craven Waddy, of the Waddy hotel, is vis-'and wife were dinner guestk of Rev. ng in Louisville, this week. * Carl 1 and Mrs. H. J. Thompson, 'Friday
B adshaw, a splendid young man of O’lio, is here working for the season, i
Alias Isabelle Pollard, wjio has been sick list for scfme time is in
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CHARLESTON NEWS
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By W. G. Newboltj
or tlie
a very serious condition * The board j Newooit
nnw .wcv.c kj. - , of promotion, composed of Mrs. Al-• Rev. Louis and wife of jeffersoninna O’Banion visited Mr. and Mrs./ ice Garnett of the Willing Workers; ’yille, were at their post of duty at George Shelton at Milton, Ky„ Sun-: Joe Rankins of the Laymen’s league; s , BaD , |s . t churoh « um !«v Bro day. * Mr. and Mrs. Oren Sanders Al s. Willie Hurley of the Alission- »«ron<i Baptist onurch Sunday. Bro.
' - Mrs. Lou Ester King of the, John Harris, superintendent of the
P< stor’s Aid; Miss Marie Sebree of 1 Baptist church, announced an East
tbs Sunday school; Airs. Georgia Mur-’
or program at 3 p. rn. Lasker Sunday. Ail are requested to be 1 pre.sejnt. * Rev. J. H. Rouhlac went totCorydon Sunday. * The S. S. of this A. (M.
the N. A. A. C. P. met with Pa*-.! church, Bro. George Jfaynther, teore at the parsonage Monday j su Pt., win give an r.a.'.Ler i>gg nun.
Phy of the B. Y. P. U.; Mrs. Henrietta Hall of the choir, are asking inrtny friends far and near to help them in the final drive which closes April Z'.ifh. * The Executive boaufl
of
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nifiht. The membership drive is now at Langley’s home afte? S. PS. Eafct
oni * The ’Slabtown Convention,”
givjen by the Women’s' IrnpedaT coun- j entertained nmltn oil. Mrs. Ella Tutt, pres,, at the K I ^tei tamed by Mrs, Beulah Hill in P. hall Wednesday night was quite | thw country Sunday afternoon. An
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SHELBYVILLE, IND.
.Iphn Lewis Slaughter, one of our
known
interesting program was rendered. Airs. Susan Smith is visiting | her son and family, Richard Smith o|f Louisville. * The Charleston club [and ‘the
biaugntei, one 01 oui Buds of Promise club gave a social and respected citizens, , at t jj e St .hool nouse Saturday.) * Don’t'
arted this life Wednesday even-1 forget the rally on Sunday, April 1
The bills are out. Follow the (instructions on thetoi and drive up. * An Arbor Day program will be given by the children at the School Friday 2 p. rn. All patrons and friends invited. 1 rees' and shrubbery are to be planted. The baccaulareate sermon will, be preached by tNe Rev,
Jwu nK A l-ouis tit the Second Baptist ;church
Burial in Forrest Hill cemetery, uly afternoon. The sympathy of community goes out to the widin her sad bereavement. *The Tom Thtinib wedding staged at Wiley Saturd iy in charge of Mrs. Holloway, was a grand success. Master^ Vin-
cent Smith was the grooin and Julia 1 av a s was the bride an^ Master Billy •’rank Stafford tied the nuptial
feUB and Thelma MflleT^TnORe prfA- tist church. * Rev. James a
ent were Virginia Mallory, Louise Stevens, Delina Warfield, Margaret Tompkins, Cora and Thelma Miller, Mary Newsom, Pearl Flowers, Carrie Neil Reeves, Clarence Foster, Chas. Jackson, B. Warfield, Jr., James and Theopolis Barinton, Willis Nichols, Collin Humphrey
BOONVILLE, IND.
Rev. Robert B. James, former pas-
Liherty Baptist church,
tor of Mt. the Baparrived last
Friday night from Chattanooga, Tennessee, where he attended the board meeting of tlie National Baptist .convention. He is now pastoring one of the largest churches in Detroit, and the edifice of worship is one of structural beauty of that city. He pastored in this city eleven years ago. Hiff many friends, were giad to greet him and were pleased to hear of his prog ress toward the advancement. of —
and Kenneth Flowers. Many beau- j itual progress. He was the guest of
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Office hours: 10 to 11 a. m., 3 to 6 p. m., 7 to 8 p. m. Sunday, 3 to 4 p. m.
rva*f § tv v y. in. end 7 to 8 p. m.
DR. S. A. FURNISS
Office: 401 NORTH SENATE AVE. Residence, 834 N. West Street Office Phone. MA. 0286 LI. 2786; Res. LI. 2936
LI ncoln 8548
WM. WEIR STUART
Dentist
72Sy 2 North West Street
Office hours: 8 a. m„ to 5 p. m. Sun. day evening by appointment
Ree. Phone: HA. 2731
Office hours: Sunday 6 to 7 p. m.; 2 to 4 p. m.{ 10 to 12 a. m.; 7 to 8 p. m,
Dr. E. D. Alexander
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON 736 Indiana Avenue Phones: Office, LI. 4171. Res. 942 Roache St. Phone TA. 3409
8 to
Office, TA. 4280 10 a. m.: 12 to 2: 6
Rhone:
Oflce hrs: to 8 p. m.
R. B. PRUETT, M. D. * PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Also treats eye, ear, nose and throat. 2625 Northwestern Ave. Indianapolis
Office hours: 8 to 12 a. m.; 1 to 3-6 to 7:30 P. M. Sunday by appointment. Phone, LI. 5929 Day and night call Dr. MARY E. HYATT-SMITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office, 1022 N. West St., Dunbar Court Apt. 4. *
DENTIST
Two Offices
Dr. Lucian B. Meriwether 16th and Columbia^ Avenue: Phone,
WE Peter 6829. Dr. Sirdastion D.
M.riw.«h.r.
6 to 8
Hours: 8-10 a .m., 2 to 4 p. m.. c 0, pi.—"Sundays: 2-4; 6-8 p. m. Office Phone: LI. 8554; Res. Phone:
£ 5923
DR. BENJ. J. COOKE
« n cr H Mf , Pn'd!r , n. A A. D .-» R «^ N ‘"=-
Dr. R. B. McArthur PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
G| a»ies Fitted, Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat a Specialty.
I * TWO OFFICER
25 0* 1-2 N. Western Ave. to 10 A. M,; * to 4, 8 to 9 P. M. Phone Ran.
•817.
ing all tin* chuVches in interest of] Hill, Mrs. B. U. Jones, C. J. Embry, Baptist headquarters and missions, at j B. Gardener,’gave the decision to the Indianapolis. * Splendid services were } affirmative side which ably handled held at Hood’s Temple Sunday. Also, by Mrs. Zora Morgan, one of our buslarge attendance St Sunday schools, loess women and H. J. McKinney, * Plans were made for— the annual I president of N. A. A. C. I*. * The neEaster program. Tlie choir will ren- rgative side was discussed by Miss der a special musical Easter night. | Nona Darter, teacher of Dunbar Pulilie cordially •• invited. * Steward-• school and Mr. Harshaw, Jr., a uriHess board will present ‘Slabtown Don-1 iant young student whose home -is vention at Hood’s Temple, Friday 1 in Memphis, Tenn., l.ut making ii evening, April 13. Get vour tii-kets 1 home in. West Baden for the time, out eailv. * Mrs. .fennie Rureess. 1 The noiiit. were twelve in favor <
his
out early. * Mrs. Jenni* esident. Mrs. Nancy J.
of wedlock. After which the wedding gue its were served an elaborately prepared luncheon. * Mr. and .Mrs. B. It. Uotley, proprietors of the famous Hoi id Kitchen, have taken charge of tie* (’ountry i-lul. three miles north of •he city, which is an exclusive club for wealthy white people. Mrs. Ella Motley, one of the proprietors, will. be constantly in charge of the •l.ub|. while Mr. Motley Will look after business here. * Bert Lambert is ned to his bed * Mrs. Edna Rastill remains quite ill at her * Win.. Sebastin was in our Thursday and Friday guest of Margaret .Martin. Paul Darter of nsburg, was week end guest of ds. * The annual K. of P. banstaged at the Dastle hall was of the most elaborate affairs evulled off in the city. The. menu elaborate and would have pleast|lu* most exacting. The welcome
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BRAZIL, IND.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtiss Waldon at-
tended the funeral of Atty. Washing- < _ ton last Sunday at Terre Haute. * *
i FOR RENT—Nicely furnished modern rooms, 137 W. 14th St. ■} \ 3-24-St. — ■ - ; At-.’
WOMEN— Earn $16 dozen sew-
funerai of Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards, ing at home. Experience unneceslast Wednesday. * Mr. and Mrs. Dur- sary. Steady work. Cut material Dreek W gues n ts S of en Mr. ^ndYlrs^ Arlh- i 8u PH lie f- Stamped enYelop* brings ur Stewart. * .Mrs. Lola Porter spent, Particulars. Steward Dress, 114 Sunday at Lost Creek * The First Mercer, New York. 3-17-41. Baptist church. Rev. H. D. Franklin. 1 - — - pastor. Sundiiy school and church WOMEN—Earn $18 dozen sew-
”Go fn Mv Ua Vineyard ! and Work”'Vie > ing dresses at home. Experience took up the subject ' Enlistment and unnecessary. Everything supplied. After a special prayer Roy Branch way, New York. 3-l-4t. delivered the evening sermon. * * * Sunday Rev. Franklin will preach FOR SALE— 6 room-modern,
a special sermon to the Junior band
at 3 o’clock P. m. * The Club No. l i 2721 Paris Ave. A real bargain for met at the home of Mrs. Frank Hall, ' cash or terms. $3500. Corner lot,
Wednesday night at 7 o’clock. * * Brown's chapel A. M. E. church, Rev. B. F. Lowe, pastor. * Preparations are under way for an Easter program. Church services Sunday at 11 o’clock A. M. Sunday school at 12 * A. D. E. League at G o’clock.
Church at 7:30 * Church of
50x145. RI.
1874. Mr. England. 5-17-lt.
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Sunday night, April 22. Menjbers of the graduating class are Missies Emma Mae Dyson, Louise Langley and Messrs. C. Johnson and Roscoe Harris. The commencement date! will tie j announced later. W. G. Newbolit, teacher. * Mrs. Mattfis Hayden’ is .suffering with a sore foot caused bjy the horrse stepping on it. * The Parent Teachers met Friday night with
e president
NOTICE OF . APPOINTMENT Notice is herebv given. That the ;
undersigned lias duly qualified as Ad-
at 7:30 * Church of Living ministratrix of Hastate of Mathew
God. Rev. Wm. Beechum, pastor. : Taylor, absentee, late of Marion Sunday morning worship at G o’clock <"ounty, Imliana. Said Estate is sup-
A. M. Sunday school at 2 o’clock p. , posed to be solvent.
Evening worship at 7 o’clock.
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FRANKLIN, IND.
W. S. HENRY, Attv.
LUCY TAYLOR.
No. 79-26676
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By John T. Metzger
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given. That the
Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt entertain- I , ‘a Ymiv"r^YaViV
ed Rev. Mitchell, pastor of the A. ,M. •
Mrs. Emma Clemmens, the
presiding. Miss Elrna’ Veach iis vif iting friends in Lexington, KtJ’.
Lexington,
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DON’T FORGET
PERSIAN TEMPLE’S 16TH
ing. A splendid business session was held. The pastor. Rev. Davis, was present. A dainty two course line of refreshments were served. Mrs. Wells wil he hostess this week. * The Pastor’s Aid met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Addie Beasley, the president in Olive St. * April 15, a pledge rally will be held at Hoods Temple. A union meeting for benefit of McFarland Community center, April 1, at three p. m. The pastors and the
and choir rendered services in the
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afternoon. Among the visitors at nite services were Prof, and Mrs. W. E.
Best of Douglass High, school. * * Mrs. Hattie Hudson has been very ill at her home, in 1822 JS. Elliott St. The Cleaves Temple C. M. E. church will have services all day, April 1st. * Rev. R. N. Davis and choir will conduct afternoon services * Mrs. Beulah Smith of Gum St., entertained the Ministers Wives club Tuesday afternoon at tne usual hour. * Rev. Weatherspoon preached last Sunday afternoon at Race Creek, Ky., fifr the K. of P.s. He departed Sunday tiight for New Albany, ind., where h e preached all this week. * Mrs. Fannie Simms of Mrganfield, Ky., was the week end guest of Mrs. Washington and family in Barnett St. Also to visit her daughter, Zella Simms, who attends high school here. * Rev. D. B. Dudley of Independence Baptist church, is ill at the home in West Illinois St. * Read the Recorder for
“Society” News.
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EAST CHICAGO, IND.
Provident Hospital Your Hospital. Have your ow Physician or Surgeon. 769 INDIANA AVENUE Phone MA. 6730 KITT5E B. WILSON, R, N. Superintendent o f Nurses S. H. J. David — — Director
Monday night. Bishop Alyne, resident bishop of E. Africa, visiting America for the general A. M. E. Zion conference, addressed a crowded audience at St. Mark, His address concerned mostly the characteristics of African tribes with which he was acquainted. Others on program were Mrs. Catrina Thomas, who spoke Lc* Vl a 1 V r rv t» *■* €r WT v-v-* n •-» ’ X
in
behalf of tlie Young Women’s Mis- , sionary of St. -Mark and Mrs. Gaynor, j ington, from Indianapolis.
before 12 o’clock Monday of each non, week. Will be pleased to publish your | ized (iy
.w,... * \t.. 'r—'i*i.. r
news. * Mr. Tracy Thompson of Houston, Texas, is in tin* city * Messrs. Wm. Hudson and Wilbur Lawson ot Chicago, 111., are here for the season * Messrs. R. D. Sharp, Reese Mi Gruder, E. R. Johnson, F. W. Shep
person ami Stamps arrived from Florida, Saturday. * Tlie program under tlie auspices of tlie March committee
NUAL EASTER EVENT, EASTER
MONDAY NITE, APRIL
. one
Burgess, j The points were twelve in favor of ; er p
president. Mrs. Nancy J. Hite, of! the affirmative and 8 points given to was 2631 S. Gov. St., was hostess for the J the negative side. * The question on ed
Ladies Aid club last Tuesday even- social contact or Union of th* two . address war made by Luther L. Mur- :— —1—jjj 1—.! ... races Which is so necessary if we are.; ray, James Reeves acted as Master
to have much growth, was one of t he 1 of " 0. *renipnies. Rev. Anderson of good points whic h won for them J Indif napolis, made an address exmufh applaust* * While the negative j ailing the principles and virtues of side brought to us that the white I Pythianism. Messrs. Rev. Holloway man could not segregate the minds j and Waiter Fort made brief addressof the intelligent Negro and thus I es * Mesdanu s Hattie Gatewood and retard iris rogtess. The debate as,E. J. K. Hi ties mad** addresses on tile* a whole afforded much, food for J good work of the Da tail the court. * thought. * Rev. Edmund Pace and'* Mi-. Ida Winston of Darthage, Jnivis orchestra rendered very pleasing * diant;, Was transacting business here numbers before a nd after the debate. | Frida y. ’ Will Brooks, u former old
members of the churches of tin* city * Royal Mutual club was entertain-I Shell.yvillo boy, who has many years art* joined in this movement for sue-1 ed by Mrs. It. J. Holden, Thursday j operated business in Grand Rac cess. Sermon bv Rev. L. S. Smith. J *ft< rnoon. * Mrs. Gus Brown was | Mich., is making an iiith finite Music by Liberty Senior choir with : hostess to the Twiliglit Social Wei- with his- mother, M rs. Mattie Roberts L. A. McIntyre, pastor. The servic-ifare Hub Tuesday afternoon. ♦ Read 1 * Meie Renders of Dhicago, on SaU es were splendid at Nazarene Bap-• the Recorder for newsy news of your j urdaj morning led to hy-meal alter list church, Sunday. * Rev. H. Banks • village. Get your news to the agent | the ^harming Miss Georgia O’Ban
TRACTION. SOMETH THRILLING, SOMETHING SOMETHING SNAPPY.
SED— LET’S GO.”
THE SEASON’S GREATEST AT-
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1 E. 'church at dinner Sunday. Gleaners club met last Tuesday ev-
l 9TH.
'Goons were Franklin guests Sunday* • *
* Orville Moore of Indianapolis spent ‘’d, .late of Marion County, Indiana.
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CRAWFORDSVILI.E, INI
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Wedding ceremony was solemnly tin- Rev. Y. D, Terrell at his pursohage. ■ * Miss O'Bannon is quite prominent here in social and church work.*. They will make their future home in Chicago where Mr. Renders lias business Interests. * Wiley M. E. clxurc i—^fhe Wiley Pathfinders held their public, installation Sunday, Mar. 18 at the church. Rev. Wm. Brown brought a stirring message; prayer
ot the Ladies Aid, Mrs. Holden, .<*hm., Jrbv thh Rev. Lyons. A spicy program Sunday afternoon, was a treat to mu- 1 was tendered * Tin* installation was sic lovers and was largely attended (by the pastor, Rev. Holloway and a by an appreciative audience. * Execu-1 neat sun: was realized.' The officers tiv* committee ot local brand) N. A. j for tip* s<*mi-annual are: president,
A. D. I*., met with Rev. Gore at tie 7 Miss
parsonage, Monday evening.
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BLOOMINGTON, IND.
Office hour*: 9 to 11 a. m.
Other Hours by Appointment
2 to 4 p. m.
Dr. L. Aldridge Lewis
Phone: LI ncoln 2674 Office: 603'/ 2 N. West Street Residence: Kenwood 2817
Office hours: 10 to 11 a. m.; 1 to 3 p. m.; 6:30 to 8:30 p. m. Sunday 3 to « p. m. DR. L. R. YOUNG PHYSICIAN A SURGEON Cor. Northwestern Ave.. A Edaemont 243814 Northwestern Ave., upstairs Office, TA 2208 Res., TA. 2653
representing the Parent Body Missionary society of the church. Interesting selections were rendered by the choir. The program was in Interest of the home and foreign missions. * Miss Hazel Cross and Marion Johnson were quietly married at Crown Point last Thursday. The newlyweds are at present residing with Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Hicks, 2218 Broadway. * Mrs. Hicks is an aunt of Mrs. Johnson. * Mrs. Ethel Harper Byron, 3814 Catalpa St., has been confined to her home with an attack of heart trouble for ten days. * Mrs. Davenport, wife of Rev. Davenpor.t, Friendship Baptist, has been ill with la grippe. * Mj-s. Sarah Nlckens of Joilet, 111., was a visitor last week with her brother and family, Sylvester Logan, 3810 Deal St. * Mrs. Daisy Benson and Wm. Thomas Brown were married hist week and are a t home at 3724 Catalpa St. * Messrs. S. Overall and G. Fitzpatrick motored
Ey Frank Hunter
Mrs. Cecil Baxter continues ill at
her home. * Visitors ip the city, Sunday were Mr. and Mrs, Groves, Mr. and Mrs. Dharmichael and Mrs. Fred Frazier, all from Bedford. * Misses Lena May and Daliah Evans from Spencer, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans. * Mrs. T. L. Masterson and son have returned to Louisville, after a* few days’ visit with Mrs. T. D. Johnson and family. * * Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Alexander i n Forest place, are driving a new Buick. * Dewey Alexander received several injuries Sunday night when he met with an auto accident near Martinsville. He in company with Chas. Wakefield, were en route to Bloom-
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Mrs. Anna-Forte; secretary, Mrs. Ge1 neva Goins; assistant sec., Mrs. Elj si** Philips; treas., Franklin Ashby: chapb in, Mrs. Mabel Martin; reporter, Tl eodocla Gains. * Our Sunday school is on tlie increase both spiritually and financially. The pastor preach ed two well thought and inspiring sermons at II p. rn. and 8 p. m. it the 3 p. m. service. The Rev. L. T. Freeland of the First M. E. church brought us a soul-stirring sermon .an dwe w*-r** benefitted. We also were blessed from a financial etandpnint for $52.86 for which w< are thankful. * Sunday, April 1st, another gay day for Wiley, the Rev. R. R. Cross, pastor of the West St. M. E. church and his Junior orchestra; will occupy the 3 o’clock hour and al 1 are
invited.
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By Blanche tdiott
Services wev«- well attended
churches Sunday. Rev. H. D. $5aund4 ers preach ed two soul-stirring ; serm»ns. He preached at Second Baptist church Sunday evening in tlie absence of Rev. D. E. Richards r Rev. C. E. Richards spent the week#with his family at Ft. Wayne and preach-j ed Sundav at Baptist church in Garrett * The A. E. T. Needle Workers will hold their annual bazaar and banquet at Second Baptist church on April -0th. * The Sunday school of both churches are .making propara fwttig* ♦’ni* r** * i vir Vi i r • i wi
Martha Duke; vice-president,^in Hawkins and Weslie Gigsoh
lions for Easter exercise which will be given Sunday evening. * The Lend a Hand club will give an old folks concert at Bethel A. M. E, church on) .March-30. * The Literary Society gave ri -birthday banquet and debate at thej Second Baptist church, Thursday ev-i ening. Twelve tables were arranged! around the room representing Che 12 months of the year and all decorated according to the seasons. The ; subject for debate was “Has Prohibition Been a Failure?” Mr. Wilton t Rice made some very interesting find strong points for affirmative. Aust
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Hours, 8 to 10 a. m.; 2 to 4 p. m.: 7 to 8:30 p. m. Sunday 2 to 4 p- m.
DR. W. E. BROWN
Office: 541'/2 INDIANA AVENUE Phone: LI ncoln 8130 Res.: 1125 N. Senate Avenue Phone, LI ncoln 5574
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PHONE, KEnwood 1537 Offic4: 501 North West Street Phone, LI ncoln 6746 Residence, 2008 Beilefontaine Street
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to Milwaukee, to spend the week end Frilday. * Mrs. Obarline .Scott. 3528
Friiday. •* Mrs. Churl)m* Scott, 3528 Main St., suffered an attack of rheumatism last week which has kept her confined to her bed. * Airs. Flo. Morris, 3702 Block Ave., is home convalescing from a recent operation undergone at Mercy hospital, Gary. * The Community Reapers win rem 1a '’ a program next Friday night at the GrasselJi Community nouse. O-gHui zations throughout the region are expected to appear on program. * Las! Friday little Raeola Walker, son of Rev. Walker, 4826 McCook Ave., passed away. Funeral services were held Tuesday, March 27 from First Bap
taken to the Martinsville hospital, where his wounds were dressed. Later he was brought here by his brothers, Dr, Ezra Alexander and Thos. Alexander from Indianapolis. * Two leaeons were ordained at Second Baptist church Sunday night. They were ordained at Second Baptist church, Sunday night. They were Oscar Alexander and Clarence Whitman. Both are from Glasgow, Ky. * Rev. W. D. Patton, Indianapolis, filled the pulpit at Taylor Chapel, Sunday evening. Easter Sunday he wil’ deliver his farewell sermon before going to conference. * Mrs. Ollie Eagleson h.'is returned from New Albany, where she was called by tht illness and death of her brother, Mrs. Sadie Guess motored to New Albany, to attend the funeral of Airs. Eagleson's brother. * Mrs. Van Whistle is ill at her home in West Eighth St. * Men's club will give a shoe sail April 9th. Services were* well attended at Bethel A. Al. E. church Sunday. * Mrs. Thomas Gordon, the Evangelist, preached for us at 11 a. m. as Rev. Niekles, our pastor, was indisposed. * Rev. D. A. Graham, D. IX, presi-
dent of Monrovia college, .Monrovia,
A., lectured
Liberia, W. C. A., lectured for us Afarch 26. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chandler and Rev. and Airs. J. Al. .Vickies, motored out to see Air. and
*•» xxsv .T, /vvri x;** wise tw 1 . 4U4V! Mrs. Anderson, south of city, who is
indisposed.
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WEST BADEN, IND.
The C. H. Parrish Literary dub of list church with Rev. VtoyKton, ofti-U’ 11 *-' Baptist church, R. E. Harshaw elating. * The Idle Hour Social dub pres., will have another interesting
met Thursday at the home of Mr. and Airs. R. H. Brown with Albert Johnson as host. Three tables of
members were present and enjoyet whist. Dr. Williams was awarded hostess prize. A delicious 2-eourse lunc heon was served. * Funeral services for Oscar Ashford of McCook Ave., who died last Thursday were heki Alonday morning at St. Mark A. M. E. Zion church, with Rev. D. 1‘. Thomas officiating. * Mr. Ashford’.* illness of pneumonia was of short duration. Services were in charge of Masonic lodge, Twin City No. 47. Burial in charge of Smith of Gary.
The Getting Busy Savings club met last Monday, March Pith with Airs. J. D. Simpson, 4731 Todd Ave. All the members but two were present. Mrs. Carrie Lament became a new member. An elaborate two-course luncheon was served by the hostess. The next meeting was to have been with Mrs. Green, a sister of ATme. Drapers at 3008 Beech St. * The Rio Rita club met Tuesday at home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Russell, 4018 Deodar St., with Wm. Akers as host. * Mr. Akers and Miss Moore tied for first honors. Mrs. B. .Wilson and N. Dennis tied for second and C. Figueroa and Mrs. L. Fuqua for third. Prizes for the previous month were given Mrs. R. Wilson as first; Mrs. L. Fuqua as second and Wm. Thomas as third. The meeting Tuesday was at home of Mr. and Mrs. Fuqua with Bohett as host. The club enjoyed a
two-course luncheon.
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pres., W)ii have another interesting program Sunday at 3 p. m. tit the
Baptist church. * The Board of Pronotion held their quarterly meetings parsonage with the Pastor. *
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.strong and interesting points for the
negatives The judges decided * Tlie Lincoln Stars basketball played their last game on the mory floor Friday evening. They defeated by Marion Flyers of Ind. The Stars put up a
fight
in order to defeat the Mbrion
Flyers. We are proud of out
as they have won some hard games.
tie.
team
Ar-
were Marihard
team
.March 31 tht*y enter the state tour-
nament in Indianapolis and plat’ the Richmond five. * Frank Taylor, who was called to Detroit, on accounjt illness of his son has returned reports his son better. * Airs, tie Evans and daughter of Lafaj were.guests of her mother, Mrs.
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ing club met Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wales.' * Alias Laura!
Bell and Evelyn Evans of Terre 1 mot ice—KcF— 1 Haute, were guests of their brother I , . AP OI NT t, E ^ T • m d wife Mr 'ind Mrs Herald Ev-• Nolle* is hereby given. That the a ns, last ’week. ‘ * Messrs. Jas. Gar-( undersigned has duly qualified as Tett, William Garrett and ‘'Pete” 1 7.dm'n..stvaJor of Estate of Frances
Smith, alias Francis Smith, deceas-
Sunday guest of his mother, Mr#?; Elizabeth Moore. * Mrs. Sarah Harris, who has been Very ill, W improving * Rev. Bell, pastor of 'the Second Bapt}st church, preached a won-
derful sermon Sunday. * General Var-- i<*iu mg. .-sen <_ diman and son, Charlotte, motored to ] Grace la nd Ave.
Indianapolis, Sunday afternoon.* Airs. |
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Louise Smalls, who has been ill. is' MONEY, MONEY, Money, Colored convalescing. * Rev. Alitchell, pastor t people. We ran make lots of money
of the A. Al. E. church, preached aland
very iriteresting sermon
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friends too by organizing a
Sunday! Friendship Society. So I will accept
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By John R. Robinson
Aliss Novella Wilson’ won the sew-
ing contest over the United Sewing J money order at once to James Milt club * Mrs Elizabeth steward en- , Spencer, R. 5, Box 9, Russellville^ A
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tertained a host of friends Saturday at the home of her parents, Air. and Airs. Hayes, 215 <'ohen St. * * Th>Comasunity Unknown dub met with Mrs. E. Reed, Wednesday. Next
meeting with Airs. Fanny Woolridge, 809 Alo. Ave. Organized at the house of Arthur Davis, Thursday. Ernest Board was elected business manager. * Sick list, Miss Fanny Morgan, Stella Lee, and Susie Stout. * Airs. Susie R. Reed and Mrs. Bertha Smith's. chorus was on program at Wesley
. *
church, Alarch 25. * Will Hanashbas died at Louisville in the hospital. * Alls. Sarah Washington is improving * The Willing Workers club will meet at Mrs. Mary Parks, 5HJ Broadway * At X. Graves restaurant, Easter eggs will be given to ail Sunday
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PRINCETON, IND.
Airs.
Thursdd ;uest o' mont h Mrs. Jo
Ella Turner returned hoin< y from Chicago. She was th* Joe Alitehel at the Brook>tel. She also visited Mr. and m Harvey of Chicago Heights
Brady, tome ot
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* Fune -al services foi* Airs. Harriet
who died March 22 at, th* her daughter, Airs. Lucy Cosheld Alarch 23 from thi hiome. Rev. S. Al. Riley offi-
•iated. She was 104 years .old. Shi leaves to mourn their loss, a daughter Lucy Cosby and son, Peter: rrandeh idren, Sam Kendle; WilHan Thomas, Alphonsa and Paris Calvin, ind other relatives and friends. Bur- : nl in I. r.ion cemetery * Rev. Johr Dallum ivill preach at the Second M. E. churi h Sunday, April 1st, for the dollar rally * Wm. Anderson is improving slowly with tlie dropsy. * R. Brown- vill represent Lincoln High school ii the Tri-State declamatory contest to be held in Clarksville, Tennessee, Friday, March 30. * Mrs. Wm. Morton lias been chosen to represent the Parent Teacher’s Association at th* district meeting in Evansville, bn Friday. Rev. S. Al. Riley was dinner guest of Air. and Airs. Ed Carey Sunday. * Elmer Carey has returned ftjr a three weeks’ visit in In-
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NEW ALBANY, IND.
By Edw. Maxey
Airs. Alorris Stellar, formerly Ruth Moorman, from Pittsburgh
school children at 14 and Walnut St. Aliss Wilson is leaving for Anchorage, Ky. The United Sewing club entertained Saturday in her honor and she received a number of beautiful and useful gifts. * Mrs. Loving of National Ave., is seriously ill and desires friends to call. * Airs. Alary .McClain and her son, William Roy, are ill. * Johnnie Crutchfield, of 217 E. 14th St., is very ill. * Geo. Owens jof Kentucky, was guest of Air. and jMrs.. Wilkerson Sunday afternoon. * j (Maurice Clark and Aliss Florence Wilkerson, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bowman of Louisville, Ky. * .The Alonar* h club gave their first dance at Odd Fellows hall in New Albany, Alonday’, .lusic was furnished by I’rot. Jordon of Louisville. Richard Thompson, floor manager. •' Services were well attended | Sunday at Indiana Ave. B a p t i s t
is at home on account of the death of lier brother Miss Vernona Wells, of Louisville, Ky.,. is guest of Itlrs.
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Hattie ’Moorman. * Services ^-ere well attended at all the churches. 1 addition at Bethel. Program at 3:30 p. m,, was a success. The Male chorus of Gelations Baptist church jFe-
church. Rev. H. H. Ross, pastoi, preached two powerful sermons. I) the afternoon the Missionary and the Community Sunshine band rendered a program and we are very grat**fu' to all who assisted on program. The Community’ Unknown club's chorus filled the hearts of all hearers and gave us a neat sum. We were glad to have Rev. Beckmon and William
risi
and 1 Farter with us. The Community Sun
shine hand meets each Saturday aft-
male chorus of Jeffersonville jann
*1 church. * Mrs. Haiti* Moorman | as ki n g parents to send their children iesires tb thank all for kindAess 2^' on , ly , 5c . for the badge, ■shown to her son, James E. Aloor- ' . e . k’-md.ty school is progressing man, who died in Indianapolis, nd. I '^ely. Our Easter program will be * Prof. Hill was in Madison, Ipd 1 ?*ndered at night at which time the
to speak to the Odd Fellows. Prof ( pubH^ ^^' mvit'*!
Mrs. H. H. Ross
ig very much improved. * Mrs. W. O'Neal is quite sick * Other sick of the church are getting alon" nicely. Airs. Alattye G. Jones was called ti, Louisville on account of the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ida Gran-
ison.
s an orator. He will make
rrand master. Some day a vote for Prof. Hill is all right. * TheCoraria ion club meets at Airs. Stella Brown’s vitii 14 members present. Progr|ani vns rendered. Refreshments Served ind Rev. Nelson sang a solo ton, the* lelight of all. * The next meetingi will be at Airs. Clark’s on Eakin. Av-1 tnue. Hear Miss Harriett Johnson ! sing. This club hits taken on a pro- j ?ressive step for the good of all eon-
■erned. It asks all ministers, chureh- I _ _
*K and undertakers to join in this ’ efifertained at a beautiful “Easter'parmovement and have no funeral on the tb by Mrs. Effie Harris. Tuesday
Sabbath * All iniri in tn vtnn tbi« bid 1 r
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WABASH, IND. By Frances Logan
A reception was given for the basketball boys Wednesday in the Masonic hall. The hoys went to Kokomo last Friday night and played the team losing the game. We are in hopes the Kokomo t.-am will Come Friday night and play our hoys. Those who .went were Aiisses Gladys Wood, Josephine Jordan, Esther Thornton, -Ruth andOlivt* Jefferson, John Lewis, Wayman Brown, Daniel Jordan, Isaac
Kinney and the team, George. Wood, Melvin Fergerson, Nolan Adams, Olin Kinney, Nile and Hugh Alexander, Sammy Ferguson. * Mrs. Ollie Thorton had a loss by fire last Tuesday afternoon. Her home was burned. The fire was said fco have been caused by electric iron when her daughter, Esther left it on * The quartet frorf... Marion sang Sunday at the Eagle ' house. They were Homer Peak, Nealy and Jasper Weaver, and Oliver McAlillin. They will also sing at the A M. E. church Tuesday night. Alias Josephine Jordan was guest at the home of Airs. Whitman Vaugh, Sun-
day for dime r.
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LOGANSPORT, IND.
The
By Mrs. Homer C. Hill
West Side Banking club was
Sabbath. * All join in to stop this pld time practice. All lodges are asked to join the moveement. * Read t Recorder and keep posted. * Sick lijit: Sisters Franklin, Mermon, Starks, Hughes, Dugan,* Bro. Edward Wal lied. Funeral at 2rd St. Baptist.
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iianapolik * Alesdames Olivia Head and Due ley Eaves, who have beer quite Til are improving. * Airs. Alonta Goins and daughter, Madonia Alae, of Vincennes,, are visiting Airs. Dudley Eavts. * Mrs. Erlena GuthrieTaylor o' Indianapolis, is the guest of her g: and mother, Airs. Oeo. Kirk * Miss I. ulu B. Smith made a business trip to New Albany, Saturday * Alesdames Louise Frye Bennett, Emma Pritchett, Slaten and Rosalh Pritchett were guests ot Mr. ami Mrs. This- Frye, Sunday. * Harry Sellers made a business trip to Detroit, las' week * Rev. and Mrs. J H. French of Lyles, entertained tin Rev. S. AT. Riley and Miss Ada Eaves, at a dinner Tuesday * Th* Topaz cli b met Tuesday with Airs.
Lorenza Woods. .* The members and Wm. Z. Thomas, pastor of Calvary
friends ot} Second M. K. church were very muc i pleased with the inspiring serynons if Rev. S. M. Riley, Sunday at It a. m., theme, "Acquaint Thyself With God and Be At Peace.”
Job. 22:?l
At tlie evening service a
splendid Audience again enjoyed the
sermon op
Book of minister
•hurch. Rev. Nelson officiating. Joy club of Bethel church for youhg folks was organized at the home jof Mrs, .Mattie Keller. Election of offi■ers was held. We would like to ha|
more young folks join. Next meetii April 6. * Mr. John Harlow and fam-
ily are very ill * The daughter Pf Mr. and Airs. Harry Alukes was badly burned * Air. Sam Finley still maint ill. * Mrs: Edna Woods returned from Chicago where she '•ailed to attend .her father who iis ill. * Airs. Georgia Stinson returned to Atacon, Mo., to attend funeral
her mother.
with his daughter, Mrs. Effie Harm of W. Alarket SI. His birthday cak with its eighty-five '•candles -was at unusual and pretty sight. * Air. Jonet, and Aliss Ora Moss, Peru, were als* 1 I guests of Airs. Harris, * Air. and Airs. Henrv Ff->*--is are both smv at ’bei*-
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MUNCIE, INDIANA
The $1,000 rally at Shaffer Chappl AT. E. church was a success all da Rev, A. E. Taylor, pastor, preach wonderful sermon at 3 p. m. Retv
Baptist church and his congregati And choir, worshiped with us. At t S o'clock Services Rev. J. E. Johns' •preached making three sermons ftfil ff inspiration (and instructions. Fot-. 'owing this sermon, a bass solo wa|s rendered, "He Saved Me Too,” bH’
’God Alade Not Death.” Andrew Sterling. * Each captain ani. Wisdom, 1:31.. This young their helpers made room for theft’ is bringing some wonder- donors earh trying to go over the
ful messages to the Community. * * top. Following report of each club: The churi h is growing and enthusi- Busy Bee, Ella Woldridge, captain , asm is ri lining high undeg the effi- $212.(67; Unity, Cora Williams, $153.00; rient leadership of Rev. S. M. Riley. * Steady Five. Nora Tarver, $114.3(1; W. B. Carr, evangelist of St. Louis, C).y i *r. T.. Alartha Jones, $111.01: Al' Afo., closed a wonderful revival at workers. Grace Goatly, $100; Spirit Bethel A. M. E. church. Wednesday of Shaffer Chapel, Jepnie Ford, $93,, night. All the churches of Princetoirf fUfr Brother. Raymond Armstrong], ( were benefitted by his coming. Six | $88.02; Junior Religious, Jaunit#* were converted and three reclaimed. . Goldstein, pres, of Children’s cluh. Rev.’ D. A. Graham, Monrovia, West $22.52; Rev. Taylor, Neutral of a« Africa, lectured at Bethel A. M. E. | clubs. $10. Total $903.90. By the time, church, Friday on the customs and the captains get all their pledges,
habits of the natives. Sunday was a $1,000 will be raised.
tier fourteenth birthdav Helen and Franci
evening. The table decorations wen spiring flowers. A two course luncheon was served. * Miss Estelle Smith, thfe daughter of Dr. and Airs. G Smith, was pleasantly surprised a her home on Grove St., last week
in honor of her
anniversary.
Griggs, Bertha and Zelpha Hood Harriet Frisbee, Henry and Chas. Alore, Leslie Wilcoxin, W. Aloore Vivian •- Freeman, Harry Brooks, L. Wallace and Marguriete Farrell and Franklin Smith helped her to spend t pleasant evening. * Air. Artis of Rock vilfe, spent his eighty-fifth birthdaj
ris
Hehry Hr*’—is ere both s ! '*v at
home on Aliami Ave. * Jack Aloore pleasantly entertained, a number oi friends in honor of his birthday anniversary Saturday evening. Danc-
ing! and cards were enjoyed by all. I oOo ;
SEYMOUR, IND.
By Blanche Maddex
Air. and Airs. Dee Lawrence spent Sunday in North Vernon * Mr. Everett and Mrs. Alitchell have moved to .a new residence in Beech St. * Mr. J. Compton and son, Jr., are on the church service Sunday night. • Samuel I Browling and, Theodore King spefit Sunday in Indianapolis. * Mrs. Fra sices Browning is on the sick list. * Ajiss Susan Rvh-ih spirit w^ee f*n>* in iMemphis. Brother Johnny Posey
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enjoyed a birthday party which indeed was a pleasant surprise to hi He was the recipient of manw^ returns pf the day. * The St get ting retidy for a big day Si the beginning of' Palm Sundr’ Mrs: Graham will be with us Sunday. >
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