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' The Indianapolis Recorder, Saturday, Sept. 1,1928

BAPT. NTION SIN GARY

Ind., Aug. 31.—(Special) Seveath Annual Baptist eonveation closed the most table session in its history » at the 8t. Paul Baptist church — the Rev. W. P. Lovelace Over 300 ministers and of the state were in atsuccess is due to the (act io church leaders have seen tey are to sponsor a larger Successful also because ider* realize that the influof the church must reach social, moral and educationwell as religious, educational program put bebody by the Rev. B. J. F. president, was by far, It ever assumed by a Tho Baptist institutions >ut America are to receive principal support of the larger portion of monies will used to bolster Missionar> in this country, as well as In countries, new hospital that is being mred by the National Baptist will alio be supported liberby the Rtate Baptist church-

e Rev. Dr. C. H. Johnson said “the time.is coming when the

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over the state.

In his address to the convention, “Christianity— The Only Hope,” the Rev. B. J. F. Wesbrook

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*Many have been, and now are, remedies which men have offer the world’s needs, but failed. The great field of >phy has been exploited by matter minds of that line of in an effort to satisfy 49 to the facts of certain

“Stretching backward as over 2,000 years we can yet see signs of their efforts as revealed in the text and history of philosophy. Men like W. Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Spinoza, Immanuel Kant, and many other philosophers, tried the task of satisfying the question of the nature of God. Spinoza, the Jew, in his efforts to clear the mind of the world on the question of the nature of God, intelligence and morals, matter and mind, religion and immortality, was a miserable failure. Kant in all his wide range of transcendentalism and his suggestin to theologians to abandon the idea of external designs as sufficient proof of Providence and the scientist who has abandoned the idea to return to it again and interpret the parts of an organism in terms of. their meaning for the whereupon he) promises them an admirable bal-; ance for the : heuristic principles, the mechanical conception of life, was a gust of wind to be compared with the great storm of truth which the world was then seeking and needed. Spencer fell down in his effort to satisfy the need of the world and Herbert Spercer did no less. All of these needed a truer knowledge of God.” — oOo Chicago Minister Says He Was Asked T o Pay For Job CHICAGO, August 31.—(ANP)— One of the most important aftidavits yet secured by the investigat ors for the special grand jury which is investigating political and election cirmes here as a result of the murder on primary day of OcLvious Granady, candidate for ward committeeman against Morris Eller, white, was obtained Friday from the Rev. Alonzo Bowling, Harvard graduate, former as sistant pastor of the Metropolitan Community church, former member, for eleven years, of the city censor board, and former president of Roger Williams univer-

sity.

Rev. Bowling declared that he was unfairly deprived of his position on the censor board, and charged that when he sought reinstatement, he was told that the price would be $3,000, ‘

DELEGATES IN ATTENDANCE AT WALKER CONVENTION

Partial group of women and prominent speakers who a ttended the Mme. G. J. Walker Mfg. Co. building dedication and Agent’s convention. The convention was the most successful in the history of the Walker Co. Several thousancfr* were awarded with automobiles as prizes. *

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The nth Amiuiil National convention of Madam C. J. Walker agents convention ever held in ' this city, will j vention ever held it. this city and will long be remembered for the pleasurable upheaval it created among the citizenry of the town. The Madam C. J. Walker Mfg Co., is appreciated, honored and respected here, most assuredly, but no amount of verbal palaver could ever acquaint one with the fine, upstanding, serious minded •ypes of persons that were attracted to the convention. Hundreds of Walker agents and many prominent men came from twenty-six different states to witness the official dedication of the building and to take part in the convention procedure. Of course most of these were women, for women after all, represent the entire agency force of the company with so men toilet goods agents, and this the exception of a scattered dozen or convention is tKeirs, theoretically and practically. Pre:V>?nt to .page is a woman, a beauty 'vlturist, a Mme. C. J. Walker agent anfi this convention meeting at intervals of two years, offers them an opportunity to interchange ideas, brush up on their work and to plan for the future. This year’s meeting was more profitable than any held before and

I John Browder, Ind pl’s; Dr. M. D. j Batties, Indianapolis; honorable Fred R. Moore, New York, N. >Y.; am) honorable Jesse Binga, Chicago, 111. Fraternal night w r us held Wedriesj day evening when Jno. W. Burden, Marion, Ind., G. Master of 1ml., Mu- ! sons. Dr. S. A. Fiirnls, Sovereign : U. Commander United Supreme Council Scottish Right Masons, Northern Jurisdiction, Mr. Jno. H. L. Webb. Hot Springs, Arkansas, ■ Supremo Commander American Woodmen; 1 Mrs. Julia Reed. Grand Worthy Matron, Indiana Calanthes and Hon. 7. Finley Wilson, Grand Exalted Ruler 1. B. P. O. K., ex trolled the virtues of Mine. C. J. Walker and paid homage to her work. Mr. Bert Roddy, Field agent of the National Negro Business league was also a

speaker that evening.

Thursday evening the celebration reached its zenith with a timely, well-worded “heart to heart” talk by Dr. Robert R. Molon, Pres., Tu.skegee Normal and Industrial insti

Knights Templar Close State Meet

The 25th Annual Grand conclave K. T.. of Ind., closed a most successful and largest attended ses-

sion held in years.

The session was held at the Masonic hall, 351 Indiana Ave., Tues-

day August 21st.

An elaborate pi cram was rendered, at Jones Tabernacle A. M. E. Zion church August 20th, for the visiting Sir Knights of the state; and bordering states, Sir A. R' Lee. of 111., the president of the National Grand encampment of K. , T., of the U. S. A. and Canada; Sir W. H. Perry senior, of Louisville. Ky„ secretary of the National en< ampement of K. T„ of the U. S. A. and Canada; Sir R. M. Scott, of 111., Grand Es., of 111., Grand commandry; Sir C. A. Martin, of

Local Shriners To Stage Program And Dance In Richmond

111 . S. Bearer of 111., Grand com-

tutv and the award of three complete , ma . IM j r y; Sir W. L. Ganaway, of beauty shops, three automobiles, j Lnui sville, K y., Grand Chaplain of

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$800.00 in cash, three trips, (all ex- R Arch Masons and Grand Roval penses paid) and a complete course advisor of th e Herions of Crusades in beauty culture, to those agents of ; ot - R ^ 0 j Ry . gj r w pj p err y the Walker Co., successful in a sal-' jullK)r) of Louisville, Ky., ’ Grand f contest conducted during the Period | gecretary of Q rand Royal Arch March 1st to August 1st. chapter of Ky.; Sir Harty Jackson, The business sessions of tin- c on- of Champaign, 111., P. Em. COmverttion were filled with technical le.-- maiider; Anna A. S. Perry, Guild ituies, demonstrations, round table i No one Herions of Crusades of Jn-

more interesting because of the Dedi- - tb^’U.ssiohs. etc., of subjects pecu- dlanapolls, made a most beautiful cation ceremonies conducted during 1 liar to their profession, trail u iing 4 showing with their elaborate uni-

th»- business of ;i corporate body sie h forms.

ns it is; and perfecting the Madam j Everybody present was ahun-

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dantiy served with retreshments.

On Tuesday August 21st,

was adjourned at 4 P. M. and the Grand Commandery visitors and

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Tuesday afternoon, August iGst, C. C. Sptiulding president of the; North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Co., spoke and Win. Pickens, Field Sec., of tire N. A. A. C. P., in an oratorical masterpiece eulogized the late Mme. C. J Walker and paid homage to her genius which made possible the company which bears her name and the beautiful edifice which houses her company and so many need-

ed features for her race.

A most brilliant week, is a proper summary of the Walker Agent’s convention. Monday was registra--tion and Welcome day, a program being rendered in the magnificent Walker theatre at which the Governor of Indiana, the Mayor of Indianapolis, secretary of the Chamber of commerce and other notables officially welcomed the delegates and visitors to the city and state. Monday evening Dr. S. S. Jones, Muskogee, Okla., president of the Oklahoma baptist convention and Mme. A’Delia Walker, only daughter and heir of the late Mme. C. J. Walker, were

tho speakers.

Tuesday evening was newspaper, business and professional night, and representing these guilds were;—Atty. S. K. Garner, St. Louis, Mo.; Atty.

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Ben Bess Must Serve Prison Term

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The Persian Temple, band, pa trol and chanters, a party of sev enty feature entertainers, ’will journey to Richmond, ind.. Labor day, Monday, Sept. 3, where a musical promenade and dance will be another big feature of the ev

ening’s program.

The music for the promenade and dance will be furnished by the famous 12-piece Persian Temple orchestra. The hand, patrol and chanters dressed in their brilliant new uniforms, purchased recently for the trip to the Imperial Council sessions at Columbus, ()., will stage their famous electrical par ade through the principal streets

of Richmond at 9:00 p. in.

The Persian Temple party will leave Indianapolis on a special in terurbaii train at 3:30 Daylight Saving Time from the Ter-

Traction Station. The

public is invited to attend, an accommodation will be provided t o carry a limited number of people on tlie special car. Quite a few members of Persian Temple, guests and friends plan to make the trip in automobiles. All persons desiring to join the motor or

make reservations on the special

session car, may do so by getting in touch with W. Clarence Stewart, before Monday noon, at 518 Indiana avenue or by calling Lincoln 7222 or

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seeing trip over the city. On their j HA. 4518 W.

return, after they had dinner, the $2.50.

Gland conatnartdery went in ses-J ’— —— — — si. ii and the following Grand Com j Tells SkitinU Melt

maiidery officers were elected for j

tlx ensuing year:-^

L>. J. Graham, Rt. E. G. C.; W. W Hawkins, Dr. G. C.; R. L. Kelsey, Gr. G. Es.; Thos. Curd, Or.

guilt, but merely that she was for-

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Gov. Richards, on the strength ^ of this repudiation, revoked the pardon he had given Bess and the

latter was taken back lo the pen- AndeTsonrGr.Preitentiary. late; W. F. Patterson. Gr. S. W.;

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verses the decision of Judge Thompklns, Gr. Treasure; Jno. A Townsend, Bess will be required (Bim . h Gr Sec ; c , D. Dockery, to serve out the remainder of his Gr Sword B.; Ransom Young, Gr. thirty-year sentence. j Standard • B.; L. Bunderant, Gr.

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and umbrella’s.

A float decorated to Imitate a ship, the Olympia, carried members of Martella temple, 359. A siren on the side of the car attracted the attention of the spectators. Col. James DeWarren and Col. Robert Elliott commanded the second division, which was led by Mid West lodge 233, Kansas City, Mo., Quincy Gilmore, exalted ruler. The group displayed banners asking for the 1929 convention.

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LOCAL BAPTIST KURCH PLANS UILDING DRIVE

pledge campaign on Labor day, Sept. 3. It is hoped the new churcl* 1 building may be begun Nov. 1. i The building committee Is composed of Rev. J-. I. Saunders, Abba , Ball, Geo. Ferguson, Jus Pinkston. Wm. Bogan, Wm. Smith and Win. Rucker. Mrs. Anna C. Allen is ! church clerk.

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dwejling house north of Ihe church was purchased as a parsonage. In 1924 the church was left without a leader. The present pastor, the Rev. J. I. Saunders, o f Cincinnati, O., came to the church in 1925. Under the leadership of the Rev. Saunders, the church liquidated all indebtedness outstanding at the time he came to the pastorate. Rev. Saunders states his prayers and efforts are now directi ed to the erection of a modern, beautiful church building. He states, “with the present member-1 ship, we are unable to erect this building which will cost about i $65,000.” We are making a special l appeal to all organizations and friends of the Master to help us. | The building committee of the j church plans to begin a city wide

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