Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1928 — Page 8

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The Indianapolis Recorder, Saturday, Sept. 1,1928

|!l!HliintMtnBll!IBil!IBl|t’HtniBlHllinilin!(l1HtHllltHIIIHI!IHIi;nil!H!tl1HmB The Blue Grass State FRANKFORT, 'KY. Missionary Society of llie A. M. E. Dr. E. E. Underwood was call- church. * Mrs. Roberta Jordan of

ad to Cleveland last week on ac- Chicago, visited Mrs. E. E. Undercount ot the death of his nephew, W , 00 J^, ^ eel V * Mr ^- Eva Ma ^ • Dr. W. H. Steward was present at Cleveland, O., is the suest of the morning services of the First £ er m ° tll ^ r ' Ma ^ah Rosby. • Baptist church, first Sunday and ** ev> Lexington, gave a talk on the "History of the Preached at the > irst Baptist

Church.” Ewing Atkins, a recent! c “* rc h l ast ^ un ^ ay - graduate of Kentucky State and riaArow miSmow kv Industrial college, left Sunday to GLASGOW JUNCTION, KY. take up his duties as teacher in Preston Hotel News

the Reform school at Greendale. • Horse Cave, ky., will have their Dr. Henry Bond of Louisville, Ky.. Sui * day acho 4 o1 Picnic in the hotel

stopped over a few hours Sunday 111 J 3 ^* e ^^ 6r ; Eue8t8,

with Dr. Wnr. C. Weathers, a filler Robt Arnold G Payne, of schoolmate. Dr. Bond was en route Bard^town, Ky. f F. Roberts, Mumto Williamsburg. Ky.. to visit his t “ , ; dsv ‘ lle ' K a y -’ Ben Cayerington, mother. Robert L. Hall was in Mis. Mary Siilliven, Miss Callie

ington last Friday on business. Se, ’ v " 1 l er ’ \\ Taf . t ’ L ; H '' d ’ Mr - W. L. Law rence Campbell, a ! ld ^)r s - Hari ’ie Harris Mr. and

—tor of the Corinthian Baptist M rs * Heur y Clay I orter, Miss church who has been out of the P 11 ! 1 ,nt ! Patterson, Indianapolis, c|ty for several weeks, is now back J? d ;’ Bu ^ er ’ Louisville, Ky.; and has'rosunied his duties at the MaUn^ Randolph. Miss Rebec-

jchurch. - Mr, Murray Conda and ca Randolph Birmingham. Ala.

James Washington, who aecompatnled Rev. Campbell on his trit east have al! returned and report a very pleasant vacation. * The First Bap-

WOOD BURN, KY.

Carrie G. Bell

Miss Jennie Mae Jarrett left Mon-

riTThnrclT has "beenbnsi’v “en- d * y ’ for home , at Bow 1 ,ins .... . , .'‘.Iter sih a few wt-eks with h^r

Miss Mane Massey has been spending a few days with her .tuntie and

. . . . . , .. .,. eousin Annie Claines and Mrs. .Nanpieached a great sermon at the St. . .. . , T1 * John A. M K. church last Suaclay. ''ui' ' b » 'T Bi,ss ,,f I -““- • Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Stevens , '..r , , I . , .. , , .,and Mrs. Kllie Bridgests. • Quite a of Chicago, are the guests ol Mrs. _ , .

bratlng the 95th anniversary. • • iRev. Adams of Versailles, Ky,.

. , ’ 1 ‘ i, number of people went to Ruckfield. tevons parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Sunday . ,„. M Alli „ Iw Hllt ,„ J

Mrs. Allie Dee Butts of Green, was the Sunday

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ket dinner at Loving chapel Sunday. Rev. Jim Moore of Louisville, deliverta the message. * Mrs. Icilla ! Clay was the Thursday evening

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LOGANTOWN, KY.

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Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Stevenson, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hayes Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carter, were the dinner guests oi Mrs Jas. artei- Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bassett, motored to Danville. Sunday. • Miss Gracie Basfsett has returned to Indianapolis, after visiting her parents in Logantown. • Detrad Ross, Miss Owens and .1. B. Owens, attended services at

2241 W Tenth St Stanford, Ky., Sunday. * Allen Craig ^^ m m m m m m' nnd f an *ily are leaving Indianapolis Mi.tUlI■' m .■<.'Ml,■i.fl ^Lis week. • Miss Annie Mae Pen-

man departed this life, August 14th,

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HARTFORD, KY.

Mrs. Mazie < f Owensboro, Ky., returned home Saturd^' August 2iith. • Stanley Barrett was united in mariieire to Miss Pricilhi Hines, Saturday, August 19th. * Mrs. Vera McNary and baby of Sacramento, Ky., is the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jackron Short. * Class So. 2 still holds the banner, Beatrice Phipps, teacher. • Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Brookins,- have jitturned to their home in Chicago, 111. * Quite a few motored over to Beaver Dam, Ky., Sunday, where I Rev. S. P, Asher conducted service. I • Mrs. Ziba Sullenger and mother, i ore week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.

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S trading Mosley. * Mrs. Elmer Short of Sacramento, Ky., was the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. bhort. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pryer of Indianapolis, are the guests of her uncle, Mr. Jack Short. * Mrs. Proby Barrett, Mrs. J. Bazzle and Mrs. Sarah Bacon, left August 24th, Joi Cleaton, Ky., where thqf- attended the association. Louis Davis also rttended the association. oOo BEAVER-DAM, KY. J. W. White That the Hartford congregation would worship with Beaver-Dam congregation, September 2nd and that Rev. S. P. Asher would preach, is reported to be an error. • The ^Morgantown congregation wilL worship with the Beaver-Dam church, September 2nd and Rev . C. Mallei will preach . • The Hartford church jvorshiped with Beaver-Dam congregation, Sabbath and Rev. S. P Asher preached a fine sermon, to the satisfaction of all. • Mrs. Ruttie Thompson attended the Baptist association at Cleton last week and returned Sabbath. oOo BOSTON, KY. Mr. nnd Mrs. Eugene Smith and children, Mrs. Lizzie Edlin and bus band and daughte of Bardstown, visited Mr. and Mrs. JeTf Cox, of Boston, Sunday. oOo BOWLING GREEN, KY. Miss Helen Halcomb has arriv ed home from St. Louis, Mo., where she spent her vacation. * Mrs. E. C Potter left for Cleveland, O., Sat urday and her mother, Mrs. Henrietta SimmOns, left for Cincinnati. She will spend a few days with her mother. • There was a basket dinner at the Rockfeld Baptist church, Sunday. • Wm. Nelson died Saturday at his home on Chestnut St., after a long illness. * Misses Mary V. and Pearl Baker were the Sunday evening guests of Miss Ar letta Maxey. * Mrs. Cora Barlow and son have returned home aftei a week’s visit in Bedford. * Mrs Clara Walker of New Albany, Ind. is visiting her sister and niece Mrs. Susie Irvin of Rickpond, Ky., and Miss Gonzella Simmons of B G. * There will be a moonlight picnic at the Seventh St. Baptist church, Saturday night by the Will ing Workers’ club. * Samuel Grid er, E. Claypool, E. B. Collier, Godfrey Maxey, Miss Gonzella Sim inons, were the guests of Arietta Maxey and her guests for the week end, Miss Lucile Freeman. oOo STANFORD, KY. By Mrs. H, C. Goode Fraught Stewart was married tc Miss M. E. Penington, of Maywood, KY., Monday past. • Miss Lucille lackey of this city, was also mar-

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6th chapter Proverbs, subject. Things Unit keep us from God.” The services closed with ono udditfSn. Sunday September 2nd, will be a day of real services at the above church, workers from Brazil and Indianapolis, will be present, to assist in this program. * James S. Julian Junior, arrived home from Chicago Sunday, where he has been in school. He ' graduated from Chicago university in June. • Miss- Cbzabeth Julian leaves the city soon, to take over her new work as instructer of French in Paul QMinn college, at Waco Texas, she returned to Greencastle Saturday. I from Terre Haute Normal, where she ! has been in school since her gradun- • i »n from DePr.uw in June. * M, s .s Anna L. Ma.sterson has returned from a motor trip through Ky. * Miss Carle L. Adams, sister of Mrs. J S. JuMan left for Chicago, HI., Saturday, to spend a few days. She wL! return to Greencastle, on her way home to New York City. * Messers. E. Harris E. Howard, A Jordon nnd wife of Indianapolis, spent a few hours with Mrs. E. Brown last week. • Mrs. Floyd Miles of Terre, Ind., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. Miles. * Mrs. Lizzie Cain has relumed to her home in this city, aftr spending two months in Grand Rapids, and Detroit Mich. * Rev. J. ! T. Duerson, A. Derring, Mr. Clayton Herring of Bloomington, Ind., wer* \ isitors in our city last Sunday. Bethel A. M. E. 'Church Bloomington, Ind. Services were well attended Sun- ! day. The pastor J. M. Nlekle was ; able to fill the pulpit, after 2 Sun i days absence, cause of ill health. I Dr. Mary G. Evans,, preached at | Bethel church on Frday night, to a i •<oort size audience of both white ami! colored. * Mr. Lee Johnson and Miss Adda Thomas of Peola, Ind., was iuietiv marled last week and are at their beautiful home on North Madi ^on S*. • Mrs. Dola Smith and Miss Onedia Myers of Cincinnati, U , wa^ week-end guests of Mrs. Dortha Eag le.son on West 7th St. * Mr. Fred Stevans of Evansville, Ind., has) come in for Indiana university, this j ••en.estev. • M»'s Mary C. Nlcnl-s, who was hurt in an automobile ai ident near Weaver, Ind., on 2nd. is recovering nicely — Rev. Nicklereports . * Several of our people went to Chicago, 111., on Monon Excursion, Saturday night. Men and women clubs, will have a big dinner on Labor day, at A. M. E

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—a oOo NEW CASTLE. IND. By Mrs. Gertrude Walden Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sleet and family and Mrs. Barker, motored to Elkhart and South Bend last Saturday and returned home Monday., They visited Mrs. Ida Gorden at Elkhart and Ernest Kiser of South

day afternoon. • Mr. and Mrs. Horace Poindexter, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Walden, motored to Connersvllle, Thursday evening and attended the free fair. * Church was well attended yesterday at Wiley. Rev. Washingion filled his pulpit. * Rev. R. E. Skeleton and family, were the guests ot relatives and friends here last week. * Rev. F. P. Baker, filled his pulpit at Bethel A. M. E. church .Sunday morning and evening. Church was fairly well attended. * Mrs. Katherine Archie is visiting in Knightstown. • Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Walden, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edwards, were guests of Mrs. Louise Newsom, at Greensboro last Sunday evening. • Several young people of Carthage, visited in this uity Sunday. * Kev. R. E. Skeleton, Mrs. S. A. CrisH and daughter Mary B., motored to Indianapolis Friday evening. * Mr. and Mrs. Horace Poindexter, Mr, Rufus Poindexter, Mr. and Mrs. J. 54. Walden, motored to Bernelt, Ind., near Terre Haute, Sunday, visited relatives and attended a home coming. • Mrs. Edna Horace ;;ml son James, have returned to their home in Detroit, Mich., after a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs.

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the week end. • Mrs. Orville of Muncle, is attending the

convention this week at Chicai

Smitha Briscoe, Mrs. Minnie

and children, Earl Luster and ily, spent Sunday at Madison, In Mrs. Harriet Graham has retut to her home in Madison, Wis., a pleasant visit here with her gr parents. * Mrs. Horace Grear called to Cincinnati, on account a death. • Misses Anna Marie Cecelia McElroy of Indianab< spent the week end here as guest; Misses Bertha and Hasel Dempse Richard Dempsey has returned, a. week’s visit in Longtown, O.

oOo BLOOMINGTON IND.

By Frank Hunter

Mrs. Clark, Rockport, is guest of Rev. and Mrs. M. M. ter. * Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey kendall spent the week end ii dianapolis. • Miss Dorothy S bury has returned to Owensbk after a visit with Mr. and Maceo Deal. * Mr. and Mrs, < Johnson of Delaware, are in city visiting Mr. Johnson’s er. * Miss Adeline Thomas of

leans, and Mr. C. L. Johnson

Arthur Hall. • Mr. Singleton of New j our were recently marri_ Orleans, was the guest of his wife, I Mrs. Howard Lewis is visiting

r!ed to Eugene Higgins of Hall's i Bend. They also had a picnic at

Gap, on the same date. • The Hall’s Gap commencement, was Tenderer at the Baptist church August 24th. Nice exercises and a large crowd were present. • Mrs. Francis Tho mas was Friday guest of her son John, who lives in Hubble section. * L. E. Goode is spending the week end with her grand-parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Higgins, of Maywood. • Miss Dortha Shanks has returned to Indianapolis, after a tew week* visit with relative« here.

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COLUMBUS, IND. Those attending the Home coining at Seymour were:—Mr and Mrs. Flunk Buckner, Harry Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Richey, Norene :.nd James Richey, Airs. Minerva Garter, Mrs. Almedia Lowe, Frank and Toni Williams and Rev. Joe Riv- * rs. • Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith, Mr. Al Philips, Air. and Mrs. fke Williams, Jim Johnson and quite a few others, went to North Vernon, to attend the meeting. • Air. and Airs. Ed Troutman spent Sunday in Indianapolis. They were accompanied home by iliss Rutli Richey, who will visit a week here. * Mrs. Arthur Neal went to Lunora, Penn., to join her husband, who has accepted employment ihere. • Airs. Hubert Hogue and hildren, who have been visiting her Hint Miss B. Johnson, for severel weeks, has returned to her home in l.idinnapolis. Miss Johnson, accompanied her home for the week end. • Rev. Joe Rivers conducted the services at the Baptist church Sunday, in the absence of the pastor, Rev. Stone. • Jjphn Stewart is spending his vacation in Chicago, visiting his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Stewart. • A* Philip Junior, Is suffering with the Hay Fever. • Mr. Al. E. Penny baker entertained with a beautifully appointed four-course dinner, Monday evening August 20, at The Goins hotel, in honor of Martha Stone’s birthday. Place cards -were for:—Air. and Mrs. Albert Allen, Martha Stone, AI. E. Pennybarer, this city and Air. Albert Allen of Bloomington. The dining room was htautiful with i \ flowers in sliver vase.-. • Martha Stone leaves Saturday for Pittsburg, Penn., where she will join a party of friends, they will visit Atlantic City, Washington, D. C., New York City and Niagara Falls. • Mrs. Albert Allen has returned to the city from the home, after spending ten days with her fa mily. oOo GFEENCA8TLE, IND. Rev. J. R. Averret of Terre Haute, delivered two very able sermons at Bettud A. M. E. church, It being the opening of the ten-day meeting. • Mt. Zion Baptist church had the pleasure of hearing their former pastor Rev. James T. Duerson of Bloomington, last Sunday at 11:30 and 3:30 F. M., at this hour, the Rev. spoke very encouragingly to the children. The pastor Rev. Hawthorne, delivered an able sermon at 8 o’clock, from

Paradise park. * Mrs. Ella Howard who had been at Elkhart and South Bend for two weeks, returned horn* 1 with them. • Vern K. Lewis Princeton, was the dinner guest of Robt Criss Friday evening. • Barker Whitfield of this eltv was initiated into the .Masonic lodge at Aluncte Tuesday evening. • The Embroidery club, met with Mrs. Robert Keane Thuis-

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ister in Chicago. * Mrs. Georgia irowne and Mrs. Nel S. Evans at> ended the Masonic reception i n ndianapolis. * A. T. Smith has retimed from Indianapolis f5 ter attending the Grand lodge F. & A. The rally held at Taylor chapel Sunday, was a great success. Quite' a few visitors were present. Rev. 1W. D. Patton is the pastor. * Misstes Elizabeth Eagleson and Edythe Chandler spent Sunday In Indianapolis * Friends will be glad to know that Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jackson, who were injured in an auto accident, are improving nicely. • Mrs. Mary King has returned to her home in Oklahoma, after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Lula Todd. * C. Woods, Evansville, Visited Miss Inez Scott last week.* Mr. G. Phillys and Mr. A. Phillys, Gosport, spent Sunday here * Alfred Wright, Indianapolis, spent Sunday here the guest of his brother, Alonzo Wright. * Heston Woolridge - entertained Friday night with a party. * John Due has returned from Greencastle. * R. Aden has returned after a three weeks’ vacation with relatives in Indianapolis * Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reed, Spencer, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moore. * Russel Johnson entertained Friday evening with a party. * Miss Rosella Johnson has returned from the lakes. * Mrs. Tet Barnes has returned from New Albany where she has been visiting her sister. * Quite a few from here motored to Indianapolis, Tuesday to attend a dance * Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Eagleson motored to Indianapolis, Sunday. * -Mr. and Mrs. James Nichols, Mrs. Wreatha Morris and Miss Ora Clasby, motored to Indianapolis, Thursday. * Miss Ora Clasby entertained Sunday night With a slumber party. * Miss Treaty Johnson has gone to Chicago for an indefinite stay. oOo ROCKVILLE, IND. Johnie Alabin and Oliver Shepperd <l>t Culver, IncL, are visiting relatives gnd friends here this week. • Aliss Anna Sanders of Louisville, Ky., is visiting with her uncle- and family, William Hicks. '• Mr. and Airs. Oliver Harris of South Bend, Ind., visited with Noah Thompson and Hugh Price and family last week. • Wilson Rickman attended Grand lodge, at Indianapolis, last week and Mrs. Rickman, visited friends at Noblesville. * Quite a number attended the Home coming and Basket meeting, at Lost Creek Sunday. * Miss Ruth and Ruby Hiztr of Noblesville, Ind., are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Ric kman. *- Miss Leonora Norton who attends school at Louisville, Ky., has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Hula Norton the past week, left Saturday to visit with her mother at Paris. 111. • Air. and Mrs. Orval Rickman of Wabash, Ind.*, Mr. and Airs. Virgal Rickman and I family of Frankfort, , Ind. : a number of relatives and friends of Rockville, pteniced at Turkey Run Sunday. * Miss Tenna Gordon of Evansville, Ind., is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Yates and family. • Airs. Jennie Williams of New York City, was called here by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Matilda Everetts.

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The Fifty-third Anniversary tke South Calvary Baptist chill and the Sixth Anniversary of I pastor, the Rev. J. T. Highbaul were celebrated on last Sundaj Services were conducted in the morning by Rev. Highbaugh, in the afternoon by Rev. S. P. Kennedy and choir, at night a musical program by the East End chorus, led by Mr. Wheeler Highbaugh. A program was held during the present week participated in by the pastors of several churches and their choirs. The list included^ — on Monday evening, Rev. I. M. Hendon and choir; on Tuesday, Rev. J. I. Saunders and choir; on Wednesday, Rev. J. H. Dotson and choir and on Thursray, Rev. F. F. Young and choir. On Friday evening a Musical program was - rendered. Those who took part included:—Saxaphone duet, Herbert Bryant and A. Tipton; Instrumental, Miss Hortens* Smith; Reading, Mrs. Petty; Solo, Mr. Smith; Cornet solo, J. Watts i and solo, Mrs. Blossie Roberts.A banquet was served afterwards. The program for Sunday Sept. 1st, includes;—Services conducted by Rev Highbaugh, Rev. G. L. Lillard and choir, the South Calvary choir and Cosmopolitan quartette.

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E. J. Barker, Sec.-Treus. Room 212, State House - Indianapolis.

Levi P. Moore, Pres. Rochester.

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