Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1933 — Page 5
The Indianapolis Recorder, Saturday, October 7,1933
Page Five
NEWS FROM INDIANA, KENTUCKY and OTHER STATES
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TERRE HAUTE, IND.
P. W. Corley—2133 Spruce St. Emancpation Day In Terre Haute— The 22nd of September was celebrated and the spirit of which was highly demonstrated by all whose privilege it was to participr.te. At 11:00 a. m., a large and the most enthusiastic street parade that bespoke the high pride and undaunted Icyalty of our group, was set in motion, which was made up of highspirited, race loving and loyal hearted men, women and children. We do not mean to say that the parade was made up of all of the loyal hearted and race loving Negroes of Terri Haute. But the question is being asked on every hand, where were the other loyal race loving citizens o. Terre Haute, on that day, that they did not take part in the parade" In the face of the fact, we have at least a dozen ministers, who an holding charges in the city and out of that number only two were represented: Rev. (Brown of Allen chapel and Rev. J. S. A. Mitcham ol Spruce Street church; and two out ol a score of teachers, in whose band.' are entrusted to a great extent tinshaping of their childrens lui-.n lives and for whom the citizens have recently put forth much interest In trying to retain and only lour wen in evidence during the parade. Whsit excuse have they to offer; also, we have four doctors and only om seemed to be able to spare the short time required to show forth his race pride and loyalty and that one wa Dr. H. Sloss and for whom many an loud in praise of him. No one b critcizing those who failed to play their part, for they surely had a reason for not and if a good reason all is well, if not good, take warning. * A Progressive Penny drive, began Thursday October 5. to be held seven nights, October 5, 9, 12, 16, 19, 23 and 26. A program each night, sponsored by the loan group manager, A. P. Carter. The drive will be \ ery interesting, colsing with a socoal hour for the winning division. A prize to be given to the captain first to report their quota. * , J - ^ Simpson spent the week end visiting his son, Mr. and Mrs. Lorenza Simpson, in Indianapolis. * Mrs. Dorothy Margaret Porter Law, passed away Wednesday in Gary, the body was brought here to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Porter, 627 Harding avenue, for burial. I* uneral services were held Friday afternoon from he residence. The remains were accompanid here from Gary, by the husband, ilr. Law and his brother and Funeral director, Mr. Creswell. Surviving besides parents and husband are 6 brothers, Harold, Wash•ngton; (Herman of New York City; Leonard of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Alfred of Evansville; Donald and Conrad of city, all who were here for the funeral, other out-of-town at-
ivan. The Boosters club of men were very successful in raising their budget for coal for the parsonage and church. Allen Jenkins was chairman ' mone those to give donations were the Mammoth Insurance company, .-..i. iviaii Drug company, Ruby Hardware and Furniture eompany, with many others. * Revival services are going on at the Pentecostal Assembly mission in Olive and Heidel- . cn aven-e. Fkter Sioan Woods o: Harrisburg, Illinois, Is preaching each night. Plenty of good music. Klder J. A. Stewart, minister. * The rally at Hoods Temple '/A n church will end October 29. Each captain and member is asked to do their best. Tne pastor. Kev. Jones delivered a powerful sermon Sunday morning. Several visitors were present. Tne Ladle s Aid society >met Tuesday night with Mrs. C. R. Spencer. Refreshments we.e served. Mrs. Nancy Mite, president. The Stewardess b ard met with Mrs. McMlUian Thursday night. A delcious reprsi v as served. Mrs Jennie ddurgess, president. • The Bingo party, given by Mrs. Cordelia Hathaway at the church was very .-.u-cessful, last week. George Shanks received grand cash award. The chairmen v*s assisted by Misses Carrie Watson i- Edith E. Hite and
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laws. Burial in Grandview cemetei> * Mr. and Mrs. iC. K. Russell en ^, er ” tained at a birthday dinner Sunday in honor of their daughter and granddaughter, Mrs. Emory Porter and \iiss Audrey Pettiford. The table decorations were in pink and green, with a beautiful pot flower as cen-ter-piece; a delicious four-course menu was served to Misses Maoie and Ruby Woods, Miss Audrey Pettiford Felix Winston, John Sims, Mr and Mrs. Emory Porter, Mr - Mrs. C. K. Russell. * Ambrose Henson continues very sick. * y 1 ® * 3jas ; Fnd Men’s Community club, oext f^ay S:00 p m will diacu^ CYr • issues, to be led by L. t . Ertwsrns.
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COLUMBUS, IND. Joseph Johnson
Rr*v. J. Jj. River preached at Second Baptist church. Sunday morntug. * Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Hogue bad for Sunday dinner * guests, Mr and Mrs. Garl Hogue, Mrs. Clarence Liles, Miss Willia Mae Roberson. Dorothy Lee, Gerildine and J. Fran-
cis Ku.s.s. * James Starks
visiited
•*ss Margarett Pemnybaker, Thursay. • li. Hubbard is ill. • Mrs. Ed Troutman and Mrs. Clarence Richey bad a Silver tea. for the African Me- ' nodist Eoiscopal church, at the home (if Mrs. Richey on California street. A program was tendered. fboM* r resint were: Mesdames Mary iv-novboker. Bettie G. Johnson, 'lettie L. J. hnson, Anna M. Johnson, v.atiu- Troutman, Edith Kirtpatricc, 1 '>uise Smith. Mary F. Gooden, Fan- - '“minson. Marv Edmonds, Ella .‘•tines; Misses ‘Norene Richey and
SVrena Stewart.
BLOOMINGTON, IND.
M. T. Hall, Junior
Mrs. Willie Garret, Indianapolis, was a recent house guest of Mrs. Alene Alexander. * Noah Cain has returned to Detroit, Michigan, after an ex-
,™“d visit, her,. Mr, Cain will enter *»« -•£
Detroit university, next semester. * | “ • Castle, Indiana, 1 Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Hill and daugh- e " st er, Mrs. Willie Cole ter, Beverlv, visited in Andersop be- oi ner sk - Nashville, fore going to the African_,Methodlat| guest of his sister
ROCKPORT, IND. i Anna Ciar.;
P.ev. add Mrs. Morgan. Owensboro, filled he pulpit if the Methodist Episcopal enurch, Monday uigiu. - -u.s. Aimintra Ellis was aciompanied to Mount Vernon to the District Eastern Star meeting by Mesdames Bell Cunningiam, James Norris, Rosa Taylor. Lous Taylor and Etta Rindal.. * Cncle Scott Tripplet is slowly improving. * Lillie M'.ore is seriously ill. * Mr. and Mrs. Cash, Evansville, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Aaron Sanford. * The Lord's supper was administered by Rev. James Robinson, Sunday night. * Maggie Black. Evansville, died Saturday night. Hefuneral was held at the St. Bernard Catholic church, Tuesday. She was born and reared in Rockport, the daughter of the late Mollie Modock.
LAWRENCEBURG, IND.
Rev. A. W. Wise and congregation
worshipped with First Baptist church. Oakley, Ohio, Sunday afternoon. The musical, sponsored by Usher board
Thursdav night, was a success. * *
Miss Ruth Earley, Cincinnati, is enjoying a week’s vacation here, W1 ' h home folk;;. * Mesdames Eva M. Baker, Florence Blaksion; Messrs. Owen Todd. Frederick Parker who
have been quite ill, are impr ved
Mrs. Josie Starks tendered her daughters with a lovely surprise party in honor of their birthdays Botn young ladies were recipients of
lovely gifts.
LOST CREEK, IND.
Rev Warfield, Terre Hrrit*, preached an inspiring sermon at the African Methodist Episcopal church. Sunday at 3:00 p m * Rev. Diekere 0n preached at the Lost Creek Lapfust church, Sunday morning. Mrs. Janie R:ss was called to Columbus, Ohio, on account of the death of her sister, Mrs. Jessie Perkin. * Mrs. Aurthor Anderson has returned nom Chicago * Leo Phillips was Sunda> dinner guest of Eugene 1-ove.
HOPKINSVILLE. IND.
Upshaw Merritt
Mrs Sallie Smith, Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting Mrs. Katie Hardway aod reiatives. Before returning home, she will st ,p in Cincinnati, Ohio and
Louisville, Kentucky. Hardway may see Lew
LlacHc Birds before reurning to school. • George Dunlap has re u»-ned borne, after a three-week s v, s ,t with Ills cousin, Frank Mayl
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meets Tuesday night. Gladys Cul- sage. * Junior Bailey was ill, last Inis, president. * Mrs. Alice Carbin week. * Mrs. Luclle Polk, New York, |and son, Oliver, visited at .viav i oo. , . was guest of her sister, Mrs. Eugene j Thursday. * James and Paul Gilbert, I Bailey, last week. Mrs. Polk was forwere guests of their uncle, Sunday, i inerly Miss Lucile Riser. * Mrs. .vi (.. . Cooper is still improving. * The WilRUSHVILLE IND ♦*>’ trustees held a meeting, last WedKenneth Bundrant m sday evening. •Several ladies of The Second Methodist Eninonrini ! grout* attended th. ( ookmg
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ay night and rendered a
piogram. • Fred Holloway, C^nnersviile, visited friends, here, last week.
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Ploomington, spent Sunday, here, guests of friends. • Rev. Jackson, Indianapolis, attended services, here, Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Gus Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Bundles, Indi-
anapolis, were guests of
day and Friday mornings, last nee 1 ', at the Princess theatre. • Rev. B. E.
Evans, pastor of Bethel African Methodist Episcopal enured, left for nfr”etioft, Mrnday in Marion. • Mrs. Ida Brown. Indianapolis, is here for an extended visit with her father. Charles Sifiith and other relatives. • Augustus Patterson is impr ving. * •
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Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Boyer, In dianapolis, spent Sunday here, guest .-f Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller. • -V. 1 - Blanche Maddex, Seymour, is \..>- itmg Mrs. Ida Sorrells. • Edgar Ma4dex, Seymour, rendered a program, here, Sunday evening. * Quite a few it* m Sneloyville atended the Fel-
lowship meeting, Sunday.
Episcopal conference, convening at VariOn. * Miss Anne Philips, Hickshoro, Mssissippi, is house guest of Mrs. Grant Pipes. • Mr. and Mfs Frank Edmonds, Los Angeles, California, were guests of Fred Hill and family, Sunday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Edmonds were acompanied from Indianapolis by his rnotl i e L Mrs. McNeil and sister. Undine. William Sails, Bargetown, Kentucky, was week-end guest of Miss Marjorie Miller • Rev. Duerson and sons, Harold and William and Mr. a n d Mrs. Smothers, visited Rev 1 atton, former pastor at Taylor chapel, in (New Albany, Sunday. • Miss Mildred Clift has recovered from a recent illness. * Maurice Evans left Wednesday for Marion, where he is Mending the Afr'can Methodist Episcopal conference. • Miss NataJine Feleon and Miss Marjorie Miller, freshman girls of the Dargan house enterained the older £? rls ,, °{ *** house, Snday evening. Harold Johnson had as Sunday guests, his par ent« broher and sister, ndianapolis.
EVANSVILLE, IND. Miss Edith E. Hite Liberty Baptist Church, Rev. L. S Smith, Pastor—The Sunday school and Church services were well attended, Sunday. The pastor was able to fill his pulpit after several weeks illness and confinement to his home. Everyone is glad to see him. * Mrs. Beulah Fields, Morton and Lincoln avenues, is convalescing from serious illness. • Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross Norris had as their week-end guest, his father, Lewis Norris, Owensboro Kentucky. * Mr. and Mrs. Alex George, Mrs. Julia McFarland end Ut.ie Doris Jean Matchen left last Friday for Chicago, -to visit relatives and attend the exposVion. Mrs. McFanland and Doris are enroute to Detroit, to live and Doris will enter school. * The services were nicely attended at the Little Zion Baptist church in Oakdale. The pastor, Rev. Caldwell delivered two very splendid sermons. Afternoon services also were conducted. Rev. Searcy, Chicago, formerly of Inddanapolis, delivered a splendid sermon. He is preaching several nights this week for the Missionary circle. A Big Membership rally will be held October 22. Eaen club and captain is asked to do theii best. The Busy Bee. club is meeting each week at the church. AH members are asked to come and discuss financial plans. Mrs. Lula Powell, president. * Miss Cora McCrayer wil be general manager of a Big Bingo rarty, October 20, at Alexander African Methodist Episcopal church. The affair will be sponsored by the Sewing circle. One hundred pounds sugar will be the grand prize, with man' other lovely articles. * Mrs. Bertha Boyd and brother, Henry Woods delightfully entertained the PasTr"'’* Aid club of Hoods Temple Zion church, last Wednesday evening. A large number of members .and friends were present. Among the visitoriwere: Mrs. L. A. George, Mrs. Augusta Washington, Mrs. Ernest Tidringten, Miss Cora MdCrayer and Mrs. Anna Morton of Beaver-Dam, Kentucky. A social hour followed the business session. Prizes were awarded to George ShanHp. Mrs. Tidrington and Mrs. Willie Hooper. Iced refreshments were served. • Rev. Caldwell, cnoir and members of Oakdale, conducted splendid services at Nazarene Baptist church, Tuesday night. ‘Rev. P. J. Miller, pastor. • The services ' er» well attended at St. John Methodist Episcopal church. The pas- (■ •. Kev. Darius delivered two splendid sermons. The church conducted “Educational Week”, services beginning September 25. Among the speakers were: Professor W. E. Pest of Lincoln school, Mrs. Sallie Stewart and Professor T. B. Neely if the Community associn.tio»\ A short Musical program was held each night. J he pastor also delivered an Educatonal sermon, Sunday morning. Protess^r Spottsville, was general chalr-
Mrs. Emma Bonds. • Mrs. Mayme
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Baker "has returned from Evansville, Indiana, where she visited Mrs. VI-
Mrs. Frank Brown is do-
C rdcelv r.fter an operation ai MooreVi clinic! * Sandy Henry. Lewis streef, S has gone to Indianapol s, to n.ake his home with h Jf ,? lau f^fana Will Hatcher, Indianapolis Indiana spent the week end here, v J?‘t‘ng t elaives and friends. * a fV,t F,. Whitlock was guest °f Mrs. Lu cille Caldwell, Friday. * The Hotel l,ovs gave a surprise party for Miss M'irgret Garrett, Tuesday evening. Miss* Elizabeth O’Neal, who SP®" 1 the summer with her Parents,^ ^ - turned to Louisville, to sthioL Miss Cleckmae burgeon ha. r
turned to Macon, Georgia.
Wherry has returned home from Nashville, Tennessee, after visiting bis children and relatives TeulnVi
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Indianapolis, Indiana
Laye,
Luo, who ith their
ITtmTief. Saturday for home.
LOGANSPORT, IND.
Dr. and .Mrs. Clarence HHI, Franktort, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jcmes Carter, ^st week. Mrs. Ma Loi Hill entertained the West Side '-unking club, Tuesday. * The Little Four quartet, composed of High Lh™, Lirls of Kokomo, presented a
School girls of Kokomo,
program at the Bethel Thursday fe rn:. a J ,The V
MlSvisoil&at Wednesday
Th« are planning to Rive an enter-
tainment in the near future.
Vergua, Tr^mn^rOlive ,,'ake and »on motored down from Ploomington an^vj.lt^l Mr*. Mjll.e
from Indi-
Crain and
friends.
down
church. * The wor . nav dinis sponsoring an Armistice u .
1 er, November 11.
ervices were neiu tne
rch, Sunday. Rev. i*J. H. Bigsbee iched and a wonde 1'ul prog'Tini
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NORTONTOWN, KY.
Services were held at the Baptist
church
prea .
v'as rendered by the choir. * Mrs virittie iRa^er is seriously ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lena R>ce. • The Baker brothers entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bass, Saturday night. Guests were piesent from Crofton, Mortons Gan, White Plains and Earlington. The choir will render a Radio program. Monr’ay nieht, (broadcasting over Station NBC). • A social will be given at the school October 6th. • Mrs. 'lice Eaves. Mamie Eaves and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Lovans visited services, Sunday evening. * Mr. and Mrs?. Netter Palmer spent the week end with their mother, Mrs. Francis Fr. wn. • Miss Birdie Lee Johnson is visiting her Natives. • Paul Har1 is, Madisonville, was here, last week • IF ANYONE HAVING NEWS, PLEASE REPORT FARLY,
MONDAY MORNING.
PLAINFIELD, IND. Mrs. Jesse CulHns T u « Altar service, which was held Sundav night, was a success. Rev. A. >’o^’illev. Indianapolis, had charge of the service. Rev. C. P. Swam, Sunday morning. • Rev. C. E. Benson, Greencastle circuit, held the F-oal board and business meeting of the Conference year, Monday night.* Mr. and Mrs. Charles Skaggs, Indiana noils. attended the altar service. Snday night. • Mrs. Carrie Patton and Rev. C. P. Swarn are preparing to attend the Annual Indiana con'’er^nce, which convenes at Marion. •bi S week. * Mrs. Sophia Bailey was UK last week. • Federation society.
BEDFORD, IND.
A delightful surprise birthday party was given in honor of Mrs. William Bonds, September 27, at her home. Guests present were: Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Groves, Mr. and Mrs. Dan West, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fines, George Caes, Miss Mary (Bonus, Hess Campbell, Mrs. Bond's daughter, Marion, Miss Mary E. West, Mrs. William Caddie, Mrs. Carie Wintersmith and daughter, Frances, mother and sister
of Mrs. Bonds, sponsored the party.
Lames were played. Refreshments helpful messages. He was assisted by
Bailey, Sun-
day. • Sunday was Communion dry m Wile , .vieniouist Euisco. ai church, j* The Stewards of Wiley chnr h gave • heir regular Monthly Chicken supper, Tuesday evening. • Bethel Ainoan Methouisl Episcopal church people gave a Chicken supper at the ‘-<>me of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Basset, last Saturday evening. • The Wom.111 s Home Missionary society was rnte-tained hv Mrs. Forest Wilis, at 1 er home Wednesday evening. • BUY ' -he KEiJoKDEK—ONLY FIVE CENTS A COPY. • Mrs. William ..i>ers is able to be out again. * The S. O. S. club will give a program and s cial, October 10, at Wiley Methodist Episcopal church. Proratn free. Mrs Mahle Neal, president: Mrs. S. P. Jenkins, secretary. • Mrs. Herev Whitfield is visiting in Tennessee. • Mrs. Arba Owens is ill. • Rev. £>. P. Jenkins filled his pulpit, Sunmorning and brought two very
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wefe served. • Mr. and Mrs. McLaster, Mr. and Mrs. William Gaduie motored to French Lick, Sunday. * The African Methodist Episcopal church gave a debate on the subject. “Which Holds the Negro Down, His Color or His Character” Those who denated weie: Mrs. John Brooks, Mrs. William Bonds and Mrs. Jones Slipp who talked on color and Rev. 1:. F. Boyd, Joe Twines on the other
side. Color won.
Rev. S. A. Criss. * Kenneth Bassett, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. O-an Bassett is much improved. • SEND T\ YOUR NEWS TO THE RECORDER AGENT. SHE WILL A11-
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KOKOMO, ND. J. C. Coleman .Viadames Dunzettu Hughes and Mayme Carlisle, were called to Chicago, last week on account of the serious Illness of a sister, Mrs. Nina Simmons, 6632 Rhoades avenue. • • • Mrs. Carlisle returned home, Sunday. * A very beautiful Candle-Light service closed the year’s work at Wayman chapel, Sunday evening, when the Pastor’s Aid of which Mrs. ..lugie Weldon is ptesident, conducted the services making their annual report. Nearly one hundred dollars had been raised. • The Sunshine club met at the home of Mrs. Pansy Kennedy, Monday evening. * The Woman’s Improvement club will re-open Tuesday evening October 10th, at the home of Miss Charlotte Kay, 102u North Kennedy street. Officers for the ensuing year are: president, Mrs. Laura Barger; vice-president, Mrs. Cora Ramey; secretaries, Mrs. Edith Rowan and Mrs. Georgia VValdon; reporter, Miss Los Grace;' treasurer, Mrs. Ella Willadson; Program chairman, Mrs. Hazel Dunigan. * The W. I C.. Will devote the year to the s’tuuy 01 "Negro History ’. * Mrs. Thomas Burnette was called to BiComington, Indiana, on acount of the serious illness of a relative. She yvas accompanied there by her son, Robert Burnette. * Little Miss Virginia .Mae MalLry is able to be out again. LANSING, MICH. Robert Wright and two-year-old son. Leon and Mrs. Andrew Tyler, Ypsiianti and Mr. Jones, Ann Harbor, motored here September 30, and \v<re guests of Mrs. G. M. Wagner. 1321 East Main street, where Mrs. Wright has been visiting for a week Mrs. Wright was also the guest of Mrs. Effie Allen, 1438 Roosevelt street and Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Dean. On September 29, a surprise party was given in honor of Mrs. Wright at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean. Many attended including guests from Battle Creek. Dancing and cards were features. Refreshments were served. The table was centered with a lovely birthday cake, decorated with candles. The party from Ypsilanti and Mrs. Wright left Sunday.' • The regular meetng of the Lansing Young People’s movement was held at the home of Miss Marion Cromwell, vice-president, who also presided Routine business wa* d--sposed of and the porgram presented. Home-made hot fudge not sundaes were served. The club meets next with Miss Katherine Dungey. 513 Fouth Sycamore. • Ed Bracy, Eddie Swan and John Graham were visitors in Jackson, Sunday. * Af-iong the young Race sudents to enrol! at M S. C„ for the ensuing academic term will be found William H. Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Heriderson, 1211 Chelsea avenue. • Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Washington An- • red C. Br>wn motored tq Chicago, to spend the week end. It was the pleasure of Mr. Brown to listen to a speech, given by the former presiV H bert H'-ove** ”• Unjoin nark. • Mr. and Mrs. William Peters< n were on a fishing trip on Lake Algonquin, Wednesday evening. Don Barber is out ^ ore . port has it that he is doing nicely. * Mrs. Busby and family motored to Chicago, to enter her oldest uaugl. ter in school. .
NEW CASTLE, IND. Mr*. Gertrude vVaiucn Sunday afternoon brought to r close, the week of religions servicer at Bethel African Methodist Enisco church. I. L. Kirk, pastor of the First United Brethern enure 1. brought the. Sundy afternoon mes-
BUFFALO, NEW YORK Miss Edith E. Elliott
BUFFALO SOCIAL NOTES
Miss Elsie Barksdale and niece, 'Mss Celeste Nunnaly, formerly of Buffalo, who are now making their home in Minneapolis, Minnesota, returned to Buffalo, Monday. where they will spend part of their vacation, and from Buffalo, they will visit in Virginia, where they have relatives. • E .1 Echols, Junior son of Rev. and M*- s . E. J. Echols, has entered for bis second term at the University ol
Buffalo. . ^ . First Shiloh Baptist Church 0 EV, E. J. ECHOLS, PASTOR
Many visitors were present at our morning services. The pastor, _ Rev. ]*;. j. Echols, brought a soul-stirring message, from the text: “God Saved Israel in that Day-’’. Rev. J. A. JCochrel. brought the message at the afternoon servicee. At the evening services, the pastor continued his sermon. * The Baptist Young People’s Union program was under the auspices of Gr ,up Four The folCatherine Pye. Albert Nelson, Miss lrwing appeared on program. M 1 ® 1 ’ nection with this meeting there will L c. Griffin, Mosses Williams and Ivor Moore. Bigger and better programs are being rendered every Sunday. * The young people will have prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 7:00 p. m. and in con be a Recreational after n n V the other meeting. This will come on the
tirst and third Wednesdays in e month. You will be compelled to tend prayer meeting, in °Tu® r to joy the social hour. Please prompt. ,
each
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SHELBYVILLE, IND. Butler Brown A program was given at the Wesley Methodist Episcopal churchby the Rushville church, T hur * da i night. * Mr. and Mrs. T. Gains have returned home, after visiting*!"^ iscinsin for 10 days. * Rev WHliams L on a two-week s vacation. EnicK e„ .uSplr siv.n at the SeconJ Baptist church. Saturday night. Rev. Cimmons, Miss Martha Duke, Miss Johnson, Miss West and Mrs Argdun were in Rnshvine. SunUay i4»r I'hurch services. * Mrs. H. uate wood was a guest in Franklin, Sunday.
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spelling bee. Ruby Easly and Florence Madis n; refreshments comrdtee, Canie Blakemore, Alls and Ellen, Starks and Harriet and Junior Braxton. • Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Irvin attended the Annual conference '•f the African Methodist Episcopal churches. * Mrs. Yeolanda Juhan Robinson, Poro hairdresser and dressr aker is now located at 1426 Cedar street. • Mrs. Mary Pettier has returned from Chicago, where she visited her daughter. Miss Mildred Setties and attended the World’s fair. * Mrs. Edell Powell is visiting her sister, Mrs. Tony Watkins. • Mrs. .las. Kirtley has gone to Keokuk, Iowa, to visit .Mr. Kirtley, who is chef. • • * Mrs. Ida Moore has returned from a vist with relatives in Kentucky. * • • Wyatt Miller is quite sick at his home on Sherdan street.
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ANDERSON, IND. Mrs. Maggie Metcalck, sewing chairman, reports splendid co-opera-tion for the first week of sewing However, with the vast amount of work to be done and the short tme in which to do it, enough women to 6 machines must be on hand riaHy. Sewing from 9:00 to 4:00 daily. Hondov to Friday, inclusive. * Frank H. A ’Us is receiving applications for the Citizens Conservation corps. Another opportunity is offered young men to enlist in a program of adventure and constructive work. • * * Miss Valeska Cunningham will be 1 ivip Necro Welfare Association broadcast over Radio Station . xiBi., Friuay evening at 6:15. She s sineing an all-request proram. If you have a number you would like *;er to include in her group of numhers, write Miss Valeska Cunningham. care of The Negro Welfare association, or call phone 1628-R. Miss Cunningham will be heard over th^ l , lt! .station Tuesday afternoon at o in. • Mr. and Mrs. Tom Newsome who married last Wednesday, iven r surprise “pound party , Friday evening by a host of their friends who called to congratulate them. Mr. and Mrs. Newsome wish to thank the donors for the many gifts. • he Culture club will meet Friday with Miss Carol Minnifield on Hendricks street. • The orchestra ot me Second Baptist Su dav soho" 1 will P r esent a program at the Welfare tuilding, Friday evening. P. Blakemore, director of the orchestra, an-J •ounces the program as follows: Or•hestra: girl’s quartet: Community Twentieth Century chorus; orchestra-
FRANKLIN, IND. Mrs. H. C. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones and son, Junior, Indianapolis, spent last week visiting Mr. June’s mother, Mrs. .Minnie Jones. • Roger Madison, Anderson. visited Sunday his parents and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen ‘Madison and Attended the Odd Fellows’ Home coming. * Mrs. Clarence Wales and son, Jerry, Miss Mary K. Perkins and Carey Hunter spent Friday in Indianapolis, visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Craig. * Misses Vivian Philips and Margaret Edmonds, Seymour, visited friends here, Sun*1ay. • The Home ccming and Basket dinner given by the Odd Fellow’s" and Household Of Ruth was well attended, Sunday. * The Willing Po Do chorus,* a group of young peoRev. H. C. M ;orman and D. W. pie rendered beautiful music for the occasion. Talks by Rev. Bell and Cain were well received. Mrs. (Cain spoke in the behalf of the order. Mrs. Kev Bell gave a reading f-:om Dunbar. Mrs. Hi ttie Gatewood rendered a beautiful solo. They raised a good sum for the benefit of the hall. * Rev. K C. Moorman left Tuesday for the AHican Methoidst Episcopal conference, which convenes in Marion Wednesday a. m. • Frank Redd and Kenneth Bledsoe, Indianapolis, were week-end guests of friends, here. Miss Addle Moore visited m Chicago, last week, and attending the «ury Of Progress. * Mrs. Marcella l\ee and family visited • mother in Indianapolis, last Sunda . »nd Mrs. Webster Montgomery
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Esteal had for his subjects: “The Revelation of Jesus Christ” and “Prayer”. * Mrs. F. Esteal was in Evansville, Friday, attending the Executive Board meeting cf the Mount Olive association. • Rev. and Mrs. Kelly left Tuesday for Marion, to at 1 tend Annual conference. • Mrs. Sherman Armstrong, Eminence. Kentucky, spent the week end with hei mother, Mrs. Rebecca Umbles. • • » Funeral services for Mrs Rendie Hopkins, wife of Julius Hopkins, were conducted at the Second Baptist church, Wednesday. Rev. Esteal officiated. Burial was in Hawkins cemetery. • Mrs. Clyde Umbles left Monday for a few days visit with her son, Henry Thomas, in Louis-
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Mrs. Seymour Burse.
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LOS ANGELES, Calif. (WS) — )ne of the members of the first earn that played for the U. of Callornia at Los Angeles last Saturday was Sam Storey, 195 pound line-
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Rev. 1 Kellv and 'members Ke i es junior College and was good
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followers
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Second* Baotisi Church—Services, ern were very fnspiring, Sunday. Rev. and.