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The tndlanapoH* Recorder, Saturday. April 4th 1931

CELEBRATE iSTOR’S FIFTH NNIVERSARY

ew Bethel Congregation Will Honor The Rev. George Baltimore With Appropriate four-Day Program. fhe fifth anniversary rtt the pr. George Baltimore as assistt I>astor of t?»o New Bethel BapI Church will be celebrated by B congregation with appropriate remonies April to Id. The Rev. Baltimore, who served I preacher’s app.renticship under N*. A. Seymour js regarded as splendid example of the young bool of pastors. It is said of him j members of the New Bethel bt since taking charge five years o the church and it!? usefulness ve grown immensely, nu merical-

Mother Fights Desperately To Hold Family Together, In Sorrow

PERSIAN TEMPLE GREAT ANNUAL SHOW READY FOR PORTRAYAL MON. “HAPPY FEET” SHOW OF THE SEASON DESTINED TO DRAW BIGGER AND BETTER—SHRINE PATROL AND BAND TO STAGE BRILLIANT STREET PARADE CONCERT TO PRECEDE PROGRAM. —»— ,' ‘ 7 All aboard for Tomlinson hall | Misses Alma Porter, Loma PortMonday night. Everything is in ( *r, Pollie Price. Ella Belle Smtih. readiness Lor the big Persian Tern j ( ’eorgia Smith, 't'.died Samlets, pie Easter show & dance which ev-1 hdckio Motley, Clara Keller, Helen eryhody has been looking forward ''Vafci'worlh, Louise Jenkins, Mary v’iiii feverish anxiety for several Horsey. Dorris Smith, Miss Owsweeks. j Noble Harry MeWuliams, Nome usual brilliant street parade i ble Leslie (leigan, Noble Hoosier of Persian Temple J’iitrol headed j J° ne;s * Noble Milton Wiv’don, No >!e by the Shrine Band will be a min- Clarence (Dippy) Miller. Jr., a d

Noble Walter James Pyles, Jr.” “Happy Feet” in all its glory will be staged and directed ny Nobles Walcton Jones Miller and Green. The show’s electrician will be No-' Me James Pyies. OtherOfficials of the ' Happy Feet” production are Nobit Ridley, proper'v man. Ward-

Man Is Jailed For Carrying Pistol TERRE HAUTE, Ind„ April 3.—

Thomas Fields, 51 years old furnished two reasons for being arrested Friday of last week. Fields

is being held in jail under a hoc* of $1,000 on charges of carrying a revolver without a permit and in-

who fell into the arms

police j toxication

and financially.

ipart from his assistant pewstorIp. the Rev. Baltimore is s.ecrejjr of the Baptist Ministers’ Assotion. In 1907 the Rev. Baltimore ne to Indianapolis from Le Xing1, Ky., where he graduated from ! Chandler Normal scnools. The anniversary program will isist of special sermons by sev,1 city pastors, addresses by »nds and admirers of the Rev. Itimore, and a nightly feature of sical selections bv a nunaber of anted musicians and vocalists, rlonday night, the Rev. Judge L. j jailers, accompanied by his choir 1 be the principal speaker. Tuesnight will be given over to the v. S. S. Reed and cnoir. The r. Irvine and singers will be tured Wednesday night. Thurs- - night, the Rev. Chas. S. Wilns and choir will appear on the gram. The Cosmopolitan School Music and Fine Arts will be tne Iter of attraction Friday night Lb* musical. On the program Bmittee are William firay and

B. Addie Sneed.

By Staff Correspondent

The future outlook for ithe 'family of seven children of Mrs. Clarence Foster, 913 Paca Street, is none too bright, and the leaden-colored clouds seemingly will not Irft any too soon. Clarence Foster, father of the family, was killed recently after an alleged affair with another woman. Foster was none too good a pm-i shoes and clothes of a sort.

The little motlver is yet hopeful

that she may bo able to hold her family together. She is willing i > make any sacrifice that they r ight

live and enjoy life abundantly. Mrs. Foster said in an interview

with an Indianapolis Recorder Reporter, “I do not understand why this condition should be the lot of .lij family. I have always tried to Ho the right thing by everybody. No$ 1 don’t understand yet. We, pointing to her little orood, will

try and start again.”

Wondering-as I left teh door of the sorrow rendered homo, of the truthfulness of the old maxim “The sins of tne fathers shall be visited jupon the children even into the third or fourth generation.”

vider before his death, yet the family was able to have food, if food alone. The little children. who comprehension cannot fathom the ways of men; or do they realize, at their tender age that food must, he bought and paid for? Tiiey only want to eat and play as all kids

do.

The bright spot of the whole sordid affair is the tenderness manifested by the neighbors, of this little horde, who range in age from 5 months to 7 years. The neighbors have all contributed a widow’s mite, that this family might have the chance that any family of such lusty youngsters deserve. All were fare-footed and ragged throughout the winter months—now they have

cipal feature of the event Monday

atternoon at 5:30.

From every indication the attendance will be record breaking in scope. Being as it has always been for years the leading event of the Spring season, the Persian Temple Easter event is expr cti d to draw bigger than ever this year. A band concert proceeding the show will be featured especially for fin- purpose of entertaining the large attendance of patrons. From all parts of the State requests for reservations have - been received by the busy management of the com-

ing show and dance.

To get a proper bii dsey 1 view of the big hit the show is destined to make with tin: crowd read the lollowing last description given the production in an interview by Noble Walter Green, Chairman of the Persian Temple Easter program. “Happy Fee(,” Persian Temple's musical presentation, spent tneir last week of rehearsals in knocking off the rough edges and ironing out all possible technicalities. Ev-

erything is all set for the curtain

at 8:3b P. M., Monday evening and in the penitentiary, was reversed

man

tnble Miss Dorris Siiith and Miss Lou se Jenkins, and R< ginal DflvaH musical director. COURT REJECTS TESTIMONY OF NON BELIEVER

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.. April

(ANP)—The decision of a jury in ^ Jefferson County court which had 1 found Mrs. Laura. Wright guilty of the murder of her husband and had sentenced her to seventeen years

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a record-breaking crowd. With Hie stage setting and costumes all fitted, plus this «plendjd collection of talent, “Happy Feet” is ready for

any big time circuit.

“Everyone has heard, “Twelfth Street Rag,” but not like Reginald Duvall plays it on his accordion. I have told you all about the show in my past articles so 1 will now

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by the Appelate Court h^re thi; week because it was established beyond dispute that her husband “did not believe in God, did not believe in a Supreme Being, did not believe there was a place to reward the faithful or to punish the wick-j

ed." .V

Conviction of Mrs. Wright had hinged on the dying statement of

court held in

Foreign Missionary

0 STAGE FREE I0NTHLY MUSIC RECITALS HERE loirs Of City Churches To Match Talents In Contests Under Auspices Of Crispus Attucks Depart n’ent Of [Music. ocordlng to plans now being ulated Indianapolis is soon to treated to a series of tree monmusic recitals. recitals, which will be in the of contests between the choirs Iclty churches, will he conduct- ! under the auspices of the music jpartment of Crispus Attucks Hi £tool. rWith a genuine desire to lie of fther usefulness in stimulating 1 Interest of the community in P better types of musical compoions rendered in a technically prect manner, we are projecting iholr contest among the churches Uie city,” says a recent statemt over the signature of E. A. sues, contest manager of the niog recitals. Four capital prizof $25, $15, $10 and $5, will be ered in the contest. To each rttclpating choir not winning a pital prize, $4 will be allowed. Js calculated that the latter feate will cover the expense of musao that no choir will lose anyng by entering the contest. The Judges of the contest were Acted by the presidents and dictoi*s of the participating choirs a recent special meeting held AUucks High School library.

of her denomination. Mrs. Greer, J v ho is the first colored Christian worker to be charged with such a mission will sp°nd two years on | the West Indian I sland and in

South America.

\Vo»d has just been received of Mrs. Gree’s safe arrival in Jamaicar where with characteristic energy site ;*as already busied herself with the work of the church. While in Jamaica, Mrs. Greer will be at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. George Olsen, chief missionary of the isl-

and.

“So according to "Andy.” here’s • 'everything in a couple o’nut shells The best amateur show ever staged in Indianapolis with the follow-

ing cast:

“Without a belief in a Supreme j Being there can he no legal oath, and without a legal oath a witness is not competent to testify in thej courts of Alabama."

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Cute Twin Babies Appear Al Pathe LOS ANGELES, Ca!.. April 3 — (ANP) Taking an early start in life and in the picture world, two f 19-months-old twin babies started' work last week at Pathe: that is.! if laughing, crowing, and looking sweet can be called work. Their) mother is Mrs. Laura Polk, and they are not only a perfect match in size and features, but are also the only colored twins in pictures.

:hey-Wolfolk * Nuptials Announced [r. and Mrs. Silas Wolfolk, 2824 Uanapolls Ave., announce the iage of their daughter, Anna, Napoleon Richey, son of Mr. and John Richey, 833 California which took place December 1930 at Jeffersonville. Irs. Richey Is a graduate of TorHaute State Teachers’ College Physical Education, ami also ailed Ypsilanti State Normal, silanti, Mich. Mrs. Richey, who a popular member of the youngaet Is an Instructor at the Y. W. A., in the Health department has a studio at 2464 Northtern Avenue where she teaches »t, toe and tap dancing. Richey is also a popular of the younger set and is specializing in a business i at Indiana Extension. He >!ler to the Kappa Alpha Psi ity. couple will be at home after Rt 833 St, ^

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