Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1928 — Page 7

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News Of The State Of Indiana

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Terre Haute, Indiana

JOSEPH CHURCHILL District Manager 1921 Sprues Street

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

The Women’s day program Sunday afternoon and erening at the Spruce St. church were excellent and well attended. On Sunday, Sept. 23, noon and night, the men report they will excel the women In attendance. Collection and program. The full report will be given Sunday night. * On Friday evening, Sept. 21, the Ladies' aid will present "The Bachelor’s Baby.” Tickets are selling fast for this play. Come and enjoy a good laugh. A large number of members and friends of Spruce St. church attended the Musical Tea Sunday afternoon at the home of Misses Celia and Ethel Upthegrove given by Rescue club. Secure your ticket for the pastor's supper, to be served Monday at the church. Pastor and Mrs. S. A. Mitcham will be glad td eat this last supper with them, before going to conference. A delicious meal is to be given for 40 cents. Conference will be held in. Indianapolis beginning TWednesday. Sept. 26th. • Mrs. HelDorsey, Bessie King. Benna V. SIoss and Atty. O’Hara, of Evansville, spent Sunday with R. C. Simpson and family. * Sept. 22, Emancipation day will be observed. * Dr. DePriest of Chicago will be the speaker. The celebration will be held at the stadium. A ball game between Lincoln and Wash

meeting. Mr, and Mrs. Williams of Cairo, 111., attended Sunday morning service at BOthel A. M. > E.

church.

oOo WABASH, IND. By Mrs. Ethel Curtis The First Baptist church services Sunday morning and night were well attended with Rev. C. D. Jenkins, the pastor filling the pulpit. S. S. at 2 p. m. Sis. Mary Jenkins, supt. The church has a drive on for the 4th Sunday in Oct. Mrs. Sallie Smith was able to be out to service last Sunday, having one member to join. * Mr. and Mrs. H. Kirkandall of Grand Rapids, Mich., are visiting their parents. Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Barnes on Erea St. Prayer meeting Wednesday nights. Services every Sunday morning and night. oOo NEW ALBANY, IND. Services at all of the churches Sunday. At Bethel S. S. well attended. At 11 a. m., preaching by Rev. Wm. Kelly. * Mrs. Bell King of Chicago, joined Second Baptist. One joined the church. Bro. Hiram Carter. The churches are all strug gling at this time. Sept. 23. the pastor will close his year’s work. * The K. of P. lodge will worship at Bethel at 8 p. m., and a program will be rendered. Come and let us have a good time at Bethel E. church. It is the last Sun-

day. * Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wig ^

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last week by Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Barr at the parsonage. A large number of members was present. A delicious lunch was served. The club met this week at the church. A musicale will be given in the

Thurman preached at Bethel A. M E. church Sunday evening. * C Stanley Modlin is sick at the homt of his grandmother, Mrs. C. Thur man. * Tip Hairson spent the week end in Indianapolis. * Miss Jean-

Odd Fellows and reports an en- I day. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Madry, joyable tifne. * Indiana Ave. Bap-J Harriet Lee, Wendel, Lola Mae list church—Services well attend- and Andrew Dunigan, Jr., James

Williams and U. Grant Waldon,

ed all day. Rev. H. Williams preached a spnl stirring sermon at morning service. Iif the evening.

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and Mrs. Paul Brown and baby are ! Sept. 26th. Let^us go. visiting his relatives at Evansville.. cpvmoijr IND * O. D. Watkins is home from the f E m , ° ^ onH

hospital where he underwent an Mr. and Mrs. Roy

operation. He is much improved. * | Mrs - Foste Q °*. lnd f ^P a Ji? nrf ’ v j S u Mr. Noah Thompson of Rockville,' Ped here Sunday for shorty visit, spent Sunday here. * Miss Lois en . route to Louisville, y.

Powell, who has been visiting her Wilma Law [ el } ce M .

parents, has returned to St. Louis, I them. Mrs. Lula Mitchell has

Mo., where she is attending the school for frained nurses. * Mrs.

Stella Owens of Wichita, Kans., has come for an indefinite stay with her cousin, John Hearn and

turned home from Memphis where she was called on account of her mother’s illness. Her cousin from Horse Cave, Ky., came home with her for a visit. * T. Woodson and

Inc., at Detroit. Mich. Mrs. Hyte day in Columbus, guest of her sisis the secretary of State associa- ter > Mrs. Dora Russell. J. Comp

ton and family drove to Bloomington, Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Volley Jefferson and friends drove here Sunday from Anderson. * Mr. and Mrs. Major Laurence and mother, Mrs. Bertie Jefferson, drove to Indianapolis, Sunday and visited Mrs. John Stewart and Mr. and ^rs. Henry DeMar. * Mr. Woodson and family of Shelbyville; Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Gooden of Columbus, visited Mrs. Mae Philup, Sunday. * Henry Devine and William Lee

tion. The next meeting will b e held at Fort Worth, Texas. * Miss Mary Drake was a few hours’ guest Of her sister, Mrs. Ida Suggs, last week. She was en route from Wequtoncing, Mich., to visit her mother at Slaughters, Ky. • Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Sims have a s guests, their daughter-in-law, Mrs. C. Sims and two children from Detroit. Mich. * Miss Olga June Winston who baa spent her vacation

with her aunt, Mrs. Scott Dodson M

left Saturday for Tier hofiie Tnt < *™ Te ^5 Dr Madison _and Jefferson-

r jnnessee. * Miss Mary Winston las returned to Chicago. * Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gentry have moved from 17th St. to 1615 Sycamore St.

-oOo— FRENCH LICK, IND.

Services at Bethel A. M. E. were largely attended. The basket meeting at West Baden, by Baptist church, was quite a success. • Mr. and Mrs. Crow and son, Earl, and Mr. Stanford of Evansville, visit-

ville, Sunday. * Rev. Marshall filled his charge here Sunday a t

Baptist church.

oOo EVANSVILLE, IND.

By Edith E. Hite

The services were largely attended at all the churches here, Sunday. At Hood’s temple, the pastor delivered two excellent sermons. The choir rendered . excellent music. * The Ladies Aid so

ed with Mr. and Mrs. Pace, Sun-iciety was delightfully entertained

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of Clubs honored Mrs. Sallie W. Stewart with a public reception at the Lincoln High school auditoiium Wednesday evening. A large delegation from Chicago, Indianapolis, Gary and the tri-state district attended. * Mrs. Annie Smith, of Reeds, Ky., spent the week with her daughter, Mrs. Mayme Huston, in McCormick Ave. * Miss Ida Lee Huston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Huston in 634 McCormick Ave., departed Saturday for Reeds, Ky., to spend a week accompanied by her grandmother. Mrs. Annie Smith. * Miss Virginia Smith, of Henderson, Ky., spent a few days ih the city last week, with her father. George Smith in Tayldr Ave. * Mrs. Courtney of the city, spent last Sunday in Newburg, Indiana, with her sister, Mrs. Powell. * Mrs. Moore of Newburg was called to the bedside of her aunt in Maceo, Ky. * Mrs. Robert Mitchell is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lucy Grant, in Terre Haute. * * The Men’s Booster club and the Busy Bee club of St. John M. E. church held a joint meeting at the home of Prof, and Mrs. Spottsville in Evans Ave., last week. * Mrs. S. Huston, 223 Orr Ave., spent Sunday in Corydon, Ky., accompanied by friends. * Mr. J. Stanley passed away last week at his home in 702 William St., at the age of 80. Rev. E. L. Rabitory officiated at the funeral, Friday afternoon. He leaves one brother, Marion, of Chicago Heights. He was well known by colored and white. * Rev. Cooksey and family of William St., moved to Henderson, Ky., last week to make their future home. * Mrs. Mary Davis, 102 Evans Ave., is ill at this writing. George Curtis of Douglass St., is much improved after serious illness. * Rev. L. S. Smith and party of friends have arrived home from an extensive vacation trip. After attending the National Baptist convention at Louisville, they visited in Ohio, Mammoth Cave and Greenwich, Ky., where Rev.h Smith preached at his home church, Sunday. They report a fine trip. * Mrs. Beulah Smith in Gum St., had as her guest for a few days, Mrs. Lovella Gilliam, Louisville, Ky. Rev. Burks of Louisville, is visiting Rev. Smith in Gum St. * Mrs. Carrie Cash, 1217 Gum St., entertained at breakfast Sunday morning, Mrs. Lovella Gilliam and others. Mrs. Gilliam returned to Louisville, on Monday morning. * The Oakdale lodge No. 62, K. of P., held successful anniversary services Sunday afternoon. A very interesting program was rendered. An oration on the Constitution, by Delores Helm, was a number of honorable mention. Miss Helm is a graduate of Douglass High school. * The Nazarene Baptist choir is holding a week’s meeting all this week for the debt of their piano. Mrs. Lyla Martin, pres. 0O0 FRANKFORT, KY. Dr. and Mrs. Dan Phelps mo tored through from Pasedena, Cal., last week to visit their uncle, J. C. Brown. Miss Gloria Williams, who Is now teaching In Laurel county, was here for the week-end, with her relatives. Miss Mattie McElroy, who has been in Indianapolis for the past few weeks, visiting relatives and friends, has returned home for the winter. * Miss Sarah Rooks was quietly married last Thursday evening to Buford Smith, at the residence of her pastor. * Mrs. Mabel Mitchell of Portsmouth, Va., Is visiting her brother. Rev. W. L. Campbell. * Rev. W. H. Frazier, Presiding Elder of the A. M. E. Church is here for the quarterly services this week. * A large delegation of colored republicans were in Lexington, last Saturday to hear the opening speech of Sen. Curtis. Rev. Moses Grandison, a young progressive minister of the city, has been filling the pulpit at the First Baptist church during t h e pastor’s vacation. He preached a wonderful sermon Sunday morning. Prof. D. H. Anderson, president of the Western Kentucky State Normal was in thp city on business last week. A. A. Payne, Assistant Corp. Council of Chicago, and Mr. Morris were in the city last week in the interest of the Republican party so far as the colored citizens are concerned. They had several meetings with the colored and white Republicans of the city and the immediate community. The following changes have been made at the State Normal and Industrial college: Prof. P. W. L. Jones, dean, has resigned his position to become principal of a school in Cincinnati, O., and Prof. Bond has been appointed to fill the place on the faculty. * Miss Lucille Bivens of Louisville, Ky., and Prof. John Williams of Oklahoma, have been added to the faculty for the ensuing year. Prof. Williams is Athletic director. 0O0 NEW CASTLE, IND. By Mrs. Gertrude Walden Mrs. David Tuttle and Mrs. Har. old White were guests of Mrs. J. S. Walden, Monday. * Several attended the ball game at the White Kitchen * I. Watkins, B. Whitfield and O. Hoosier were taken in the Masonic lodge In Muncle, Friday * The initiation was held at Marion. * Mrs. Horace Poindexter and Mrs. Jas. Walden were guests of Joe Hornaday at Marlon, Friday. * Rev. A. L. Washington was in Muncie, Sunday afternoon. • Mrs. Jessie Thurman, Luella Modlin and Wm. Washington, are on the sick list. * Mrs. Mildred Buckner and Mrs. Leona Wilis, are some better. * Mrs. Fannie Kimbrough remains ill at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Frank Harden. • Rev. S. A. Criss preached a very strong sermon Sunday morning st Wiley M. E. church. * Mrs. Cara ... ..

et Glover spent week end in Rich- Rev. H. H. Ross preached another

mond with her mother. * Mrs. Ola May Williams, Mrs. Nora Winslow, Herman Cooper, W. Modlin and Mattie Modlin, motored to Indianapolis, Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. A. Thurman and Mrs. Nellie Strong accompanied Mr. and Mrs. A. FKimbrough to Muncie Sunday. * * Mr. and Mrs. Kimbrough attended the district meeting of the Eastern Star. * Mrs. D. Tuttle and Mrs. H. White spent week end at Cleveland. two weeks ago. They spent the past week end in Indianapolis. * A social was held at the home of Mrs. M. Bassett, Saturday evening for Bethel A. M. E. church. * Mrs. F. Young and Mrs. Johnson, of Muncie, were guests of Mr. a n d Mrs. A. Thurman, Sunday. oOo MADISON, IND. By Greenville Harris Miss Daisy Bishop of Terre Haute, principal of Broadway High school, arrived here Saturday to be present at the opening of school Monday. * Mrs. H. Perry of Fifth St.,'has been very ill and is not much improved. * Mrs. Hicks of Popular St., is convalescent. * The basket meeting that was held Sunday at the Second Baptist church proved very successful. Preachers and their congregations from Ghent, Carrollton, Louisville, Ky.. North Vernon. Columbus, Hanov er and Seymour, Ind., were pres ent. A duet was sung by two ladies from Louisville. They sang “Heaven,” which was beautifub Mrs. Mamie Taylor of North Vernon, Ind., also sang a beautiful solo in the afternoon, after a wonderful sermon preached by Rev. Montgomery, who is always welcome at Broadway. * Rev. Woods of Carrollton, Ky., preached an inspiring sermon Sunday night * Steve Jenkins of Popular St., stood up and testified in behalf of our Heavenly Father. Mrs. Susie Alums ren dered a solo, “Calvary,” during collection. Rev. McMorris and con gregation were with us all day and we hope to return the kindness when they hold their basket meet ing next month. * Mrs. Fred Tandy of the M. E. church was the pianist for the afternoon. Mrs. Wm. Guess and children of Louisville, Ky., are visiting relatives * Miss Georgia Beatty left the last of the week for North Carolina to take up her school work. * Mrs. Carl Tyree returned home Sunday after spending the week in Louis ville. * Several young boys motor ed from Indianapolis and visited friends Sunday. * S. Owens and Jerome of Dayton were on their way here Saturday night and about two or three miles up the river, went over an embankment. The car was wrecked but the boys only received light bruises. * Mrs. J. Beatty is able to be out again. Mrs. Oren Sanders is suffering with quinsey at the home of her mother, Mrs. Susie Alums. * Mrs. Joe Christman is very ill at this writing, * Miss Henrietta Neal re turned home Monday after spend ing the summer in Louisville, Ky. and Detroit, Mich., visiting. * Miss Francis and Charlesetta Payne left for Indianapolis to make their fu

ture home.

0O0 JEFFERSONVILLE, IND. By J. R. Robinson And ' El DeParish The sick are: Mr. Blakemore; Mrs. Lackey’s daughter and Mrs. Mary Harris, Missouri Ave. * Sept 29, there will be a lawn fete a t the home of Mrs. M. Martin of Indiana Ave., under auspices of the Ushers’ club. Mr. Martin, manager. * Sat., Sept. 22. the B. Y. P. U will have a lawn fete at the res idence of Miss Eva Hidgon on In diana avenue. * The chorus choir had its weekly rehearsal at Mrs M. Garnett’s home Friday evening. They are doing nicely under the leadership of Mrs. Mamie Conner. • Trinity Baptist sick list: Mrs Millie Coleman at the Memorial hospital; Esther Taylor, Meehan ir St., and Mrs. Hannah Bailey at the home of her mother, 1. 13th St. * Mrs. Francis Lewis has return ed to her home in Lansing, Michafter a visit with her mother, Mrs Henrietta Park * Mrs. Garden of Kupp Ave., has arrived from Chicago after attending the B. M. C.

soul stirring sermon. Don’t forget our home coming and basket meeting Sunday, Sept. 23. The public is invited. * Friday night. Sept. 28, the Community Sunshine band will give a program and will have a flag drill. Our pastor, Rev. H. H. Ross, is somewhat indisposed but we hope him a speedy recovery. * Mr. Norval Taylor and wife of Chicago, were Sunday guests of his cousin and aunt, Mrs. Jas. Jones and Mrsi Eliza Gatheright. * Mrs. Minnie McClure had a delightful birthday dinner Sunday. Covers were laid for 15. We wish her many more happy birthdays. * * Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson and son, Henry of Abilene, Kans., spent the week with their cousin, Mrs. Jas Jones. While in the city Mrs. Johnson visited her old home, Charlestown. Her maiden name was Hester Briley, daughter of Nelson and Judie Briley. Glad to see. old home once more. * Mrs. L. F- Red had two deaths In her family, James Gooden at Edinburg and Mrs. Anna Cosby at Noblesville.

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Jr., were hosts Monday evening the latter’s home, 1103 North Ken-

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nedy St. party In

to a birthday surp honor of Mrs. Gladys

Williams. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stones. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hodge, Mr. and Mrs.W. Carlisle, Mr. and Mrs. C. Fears, Mr. and Mrs. William Holland, Mr. and Mrs. F. Winburn and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilbreath, Misses Ruth and Bernice Hughes, Marion and Fern Bowman, Jeanetta Artis and

Chas. Winburn, Mr. and Mrs.

WARSAW, IND.

Miss Louise Walker left Sunday for Chicago to visit friends. * * Miss C. Bakerfleld has gone to Indianapolis for permanent stay. * *

Mr. and Mrs. T. Ferguson spent i breath, Hobard Barns and J.

Gilbreath, spent Sunday in Marion and were guests of the latter’s ter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pobbs* Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilbreath had as their guests, Friday, Mr. and Mr. sS. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ford, Mr. and Mrs. James Fcrd, Mrs. H. Crowe of Evansville, w?re the week-end guests of Mr. J.nd Mrs. Jess Lemons. * Mrs. Lemon gave a party in honor of Mrs. Crowe. Twenty-four were present and a two-course luncheon was served. * Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lemons and Mrs. Crowe motored.to Indianapolis and attended t li e Walker theatre and motored as (far as Terre Haute with Mrs. Crowe to spend a few days. * Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marsh of North Purdum entertained friends Saturday ev jning. Those present were James Ford, Messrs, and Mesdames Cra Bassett, Estel Artice, Joe Qil-

Joe

Sunday in Gary with friends.

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WASHINGTON, IND. By Mrs. F. Esteal

Services were very good at the Second Baptist church, Pastor Hopkins preached two soul-stirring and interesting sermons from ihe following subjects, 11:15 a. m., John 14:1, “Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled.” 8 p. m., Matt, 5.8, “Blessed; Are The Pure In Heart, For They Shall See God.” Regular services as usual Sunday. A sacred program will be rendered at 7:45. Mrs. F. Esteal, chairman. W4U assist the committee with this program. Don’t forget the Dollar rally and Old Folk’s day, Sunday, Oct. 28. A musical will be given Oct. 11 for the benefit of the church. * Sunday was a high day in Zion at Beulah A. M. E. church. Pastor White and members were ably assisted by Rev. 0. Hopkins and the members of Second Baptist church. Rev. Wm. Granger and members of Wheatland and the Rev. J. H. Wiggins of Vincennes. Preaching at 10:45 by ReV. White; 3 o’clock by Rev. Wm. Granger and at 7:45 by Rev. J. H. Wiggins. Those attending the rally and basket dinner from out of the city were, Rev. J. H. Wiggins, Vincennes; Mrs. Roundtree, Princeton; Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Granger and daughter, Georgia Mae; Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Granger and daughter, Margery; Mrs. H. Granger of Wheatland, Mrs. Silvia Cottee and Mr. Stewart of Terre Haute; Zeno Washington and Richard Ballou of Indianapolis. * Rev. A. L. Redmon, state missionary of Mt. Olive Baptist S. association, delivered a forceful and instructive sermon at Second Baptist church. Sunday night. He was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. F. Esteal while in the city. * Mite. Alice Weeks and Wm. Silence of Vincennes were the guests of Jeff Heater, Sunday. * * Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tall, motored to Louisville, Saturday to spend the week end with friends. * Announcement of the wedding of Miss Pandora Howard and Robt.

Scoby, Sept. 5, at Champaign, 111., sermon, Rev. J. E. Johnson, II Cor was received this week. Miss How- 5 : i ; SO ng, “Rock Of Ages,” choir O TX/ O 0 o P in ^« ^4? * V. «<-■ * 1 • rrx a ^

Coleman. * Mr. and Mrs. J. C Coleman and Mrs. Manervina Curtly motored to Wabash, Sunday. 0O0

FRANKLIN, IND.

By Mary Katherine Perkins

Rev. J. C. Mitchell preached wonderful sermons Sunday. A. M. E. church held their dollar money rally Sunday. * Dawn Marion was born Thursday morning to Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hord. Mother and daughter are doing nicely. * * Dr. and Miss Martha Wilson were visitors of their parents, Mr. aid Mrs. Harry Bell, Sunday.* Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Williams of Greenes,stle, and W. Williams of Indianapolis, were, guests of their son, Merideth, Sunday. * Miss Fannie Miller has returned to her home in Louisville: * J. Gooden died Thuisday evening at the home ot his parents in Edinburg, at the age of 36 * Services were held at the Edinburg church and burial was in Greenlawn cemetery, Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs. Steve Madison, Mils Ruth Hodgens, Mrs. Hazel Gooden and daughter, Rosa Mary, motored to Jeffersonville, Sunday. * Mrs. Anna Gaines is much improved and we wish her a speedy recovery. * Mrs. Dora Mae Evans has been on the sick list but Is much improved. * Please send ^r give your news to your reporter not later than Monday morning.

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MUNCIE, IND. By Ella Woldridge

Funeral services for John GiUom, 73 years old, who died Thurnday evening at 7:30 at home of hjs daughter, Mrs. Martishia Pett 915 S. Penn St., was held Monda afternoon at Bethel A. M. church, with Rev. S. E. Johnson officiating. * Following were the se vices, song, “Nearer My God T Thee,” choir; prayer. Rev. Wmi. Thomas, pastor. Calvary Baptisf church; song, “Asleep In Jesus.V choir; Scripture lesson, 98th Psal Rev. A. E. Taylor, pastor of Shafjfer chapel A. M. E. church; coni dolence, Bethel church, Mrs. Ethlel Henry; obituary, Mrs. Anna Davis; duet, “It Pays To Serve Jesus.” Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morin

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GREENCASTLE, IND.. Services were reported as being well attended at the different churches last Sundc . Rev. A. L. Johnson of Bethel, is looking forward to the grand rajly to be held the fourth Sunday in this month. The Happy Hooligan social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. McCoy, last Monday evening, was enjoyed by everyone. * Rev. H. W. Haw thorne, pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist church, was present with his people and delivered a soul stirring sermon at 11:30, using as a subject, “Wait On The Lord.” Psalms 27-14. The evening services were very impressive .The Lord’s supper was served at 8 o’clock. Rev. Yarbough was present and assisted in the services. * The Rev. Ford also conducted services at the usual hours for St. Paul Baptist church. * Miss Francis Miles left Saturday for Terre Haute, where she will enter the State Normal. Mrs. A. Williams of Chicago, is here for an indefinite stay with her mother, Mrs. M. F. Miles. * E. Cartwright is on the sick list. * Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson entertained quite a number of friends from Terre Haute and Indianapolis last Sunday. Do not forget the social at the home of Mrs. Emma Brown, Saturday evening. Plenty fried chicken and Mght refreshments. * Rev. A. L. Johnson of Bethel is asking every one to respond to the rally call Sunday as it is not many days until conference and means are needed to help grace along. Don’t forget. Rev. T. J. Franklin will preach. * Mrs. T. Thompson of Chicago, who is visiting relatives, spent a few days in Crawfordsville, last week. 0O0 BOONVILLE, IND.

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Services were good at Bethel, Sunday morning and well attended. The pastor preached his closing sermon for this conference year from II Timothy, 4:6, I am now ready to be offered. * Rev. J. H. Roulach has proved himself in every walk of life. First, as a Christian, second, a preacher; 3rd, a safe business man. The Stewards asked the conference for h i s return. The pastor thanks the people for standing by him in all of his efforts. Board members: H. Smith, C. Scearce, Ben Hayden, W. Green, G. W. Paynther; Sec. Wreathy Newbolt. The board at Corydon, J. Perry, J. Alexander, I. Alexander, S. Hughes, Agnes Mitchem, Nettie Peary, sec. These boards begsn with him and they have not divided. Corrydon and Charlestown ask his return. Sister July Jones, wife of Deacon Jones, after a long illness, was able t o worship with us this morning. We are always glad to have her as she always brings sunshine with her. * Sunday morning will be the closing at Corrydon. All reports are asked to be In by that time.

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KOKOMO, IND. By J. C. Coleman

Mr. and Mrs. Tracey of Rushville, and Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Montgomery of Shelbyville, were ( week-end guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. Wilson Ramey. 1221 North Purdum St. * Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Dunigan of N. Bell St., entertained at dianer Sunday in honor of little JUiCS Cary Dunigan’S fourth birth-

remarks, Rev. T. H. Stoner, pastor of Bethel A. M. E. church ;closing song, "Tis the Old Ship of Zion.” Burial in Beech Grove cemetery Surviving are five daughters, one son, two brothers and one sister.

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News was received Monday announcing the passing away of Rev R. B. James, former pastor of Mt. Liberty Baptist church of this city H e visited this city in March and spoke at the M. E church in the afternoon and at night at the Baptist church. He had been in failing health for over a year. Rev. James pastored i n this city about twelve years ago leaving here to accept a call in Detroit, where he was instrumental in building a costly structure, known as Shiloh Baptist church. His death was keenly felt in this city, where he has a host of friend? among colored and white. * A Republican club was organized by the colored citizens last Monday nite. Following are the officers elected: president, Louis Gill, vice pres., Mrs. Susan Brown; sec., Eltee Loving; asst, sec., Mrs. Eva Green; treas., Mrs. Lydia Simmons. Executive committee: Rev. J. H. Rolling, chm.; Mrs. Mary Casey, Geo. Walker, James Green and Mrs. Eva Hartaway. * Advisory board. W. W. Loving, chm.; W. Green. R Waller, Mrs. Mattie Green. Meetings will be held every Thursday night. * Boonville sent a large number to Lincoln park at Lincoln City, Sunday. An excellent program was given in the afternoon. Rev. J. H. Bolling delivered a fine sermon in the morning and in the afternoon, Rev. Pearl Hartwell spoke. Hon. R. O’Hara of Evans ville, delivered an address. He was accompanied to - Lincoln City by Congressman Harry E. Rowbot tom. A big dinner was served tc white and colored. Meeting wa? quite successful, being praised bj all those attending. * Mrs. Lily Jackson returned to Chicago Saturday. * After a pleasant visit with Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Bolling Mrs. Hattie Scott left for her home in Chicago, Saturday, * Miss Juanita Hartaway is getting along fine in her school w r ork. * The superintendent of the city schools is assisting Miss Hartaway in her work. He predicts that she will make a splendid teacher. The parents are assisting her in correcting the children. * Miss Juanita Hartaway spent Sunday in Evansville. * Rev. William Winh will bold services Sunday at the Bap list church. Rev. Winn is very eloquent. He will be in demand in the district this coming campaign * The little baby of Mr. and Mr? Harrison Maddox has whooping :ough.

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