Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1935 — Page 5
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SATURDAY, FEB. 23, 1935
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Snappy Music And Genial Hosts Make Hit With Dancers
An atmosphere of thrilling excitement reigned last Thursday evening when the Metcalfe Sport club gave its first annual formal dance • at the Walker Casino. The motif of Valentine day was used in the decorations along with the club’s colors of green and gold. In the center of the hall a heart-shaped net filled with baloons was placed, from which green and gold streamers ran to the four corners of the hall. The club’s name in green and gold lettering was extended over the orchestra. The toettickling strains of Frank Reynolds orchestra combined with the geniality of the hosts, made the dance quite enjoyable. The club girls were attractively gowned in the latest formal creations. Miss Alberta Phillips, vice president, wore a blue lace with rhine Stone accessories; Miss C’allie Scrivner wore white and red with red accessories; Miss Joan Thompson wore white with rhinestone accessories; Miss Lena House wore white taffata with black accessories: Miss Virginia Brown wore black and white with white accessories; Miss Louise Fields, secretary, wore a dainty pink taffata with rhinestone accessories. Club members distinguished themselves Uy wearing their club’s colors. ; Other officers and members are: Robert Harper, president; Milton Proctor, Asst, secretary; Lorse Moten, treasurer; George Rogers, ser-geant-at-arms; Joe DeBow, Harry Foster;out-of-town guests were: Mr. Evan Waddell. Miss Bruetta Tyler, Mr. Andrew Dorden, Miss Anna Belle Lewis, and Mr. John Talley, all of Kokomb.
BIRTHDAYS
To Present New Religious Pageant
‘AIDA” LOVES ORCHIDS
Federated Women Clubs of Ft. Wayne In Forum Meeting FORT WAYNE, Ind., Feb. 25— "The City Federation of Women’s c>’’bs will hoi da Forum Sundav afternoon March 10. at Mt. Olive Baptist church. At this time the Federation, comprising five chibs will start a fund to help fight infantile paralysis. A special program honor of Dr. Mary Waring, of Chicago, president of the National Federation of Colored Women’s clubs, will be held on that day. Dr. Waring has rionr, —I’f.ii ft) combathig the disease, it was announced. Tne members of the Ft. Wayne Federation are: Mothers chib, Mary B. Talbert Civic club, Lillian Jones Brown Culture club. Cltra Art. Literary club and the Mary McLeod Bethuns club. Each of these organizations will send a delegate to the State Federation convening in South Bend and also the National Federation convention in Cleveland, O. Mrs. Marjorie D. WicKliffe is city president and chairman of the Central Regional Business department.
WHITE HOUSE VISITORS
^Cleveland, Ohio. MRS. DORA Parker avenue.
FEBRi/Alil LT
T MARY JOHNSON, Rush
Mtlle.
FEBRUARY 22 ! _ ~ ;7
MRS. ELIZABETH G. CLARK . Zion Trav e lers • » pageant- | Springfield, Ky. ’ drama based on the thrilling reFEBRI ARY 28 ligious conceptions revealed in the ’ MRS. ESTHER BRODY, 1204 Book of Revelations will be staged Cornell avenue. j at the Keith theater the tirst week MRS. JEAN MONTGOMERY- in All'll, t,ie Rev - A - w - Womack.
pastor, Phillips Temple C.M.E.
FRENCH. 1820 church and manager, has an-
nounced.
PAl L SANDERS, 3052 Cottage. The play, bearing a resemblance
FEBRUARY 24 . to “Green Pastures”, “Run Chillin _
„ w!* 13 ’ BROWN, 848 N. Run” and “Heaven Bound”, but COtei'ie ShishllOlia CUHorhla street. strikingly different from any of **
ur k , ILLIAN HALL- 1053 these, has been played successfully '
i in tlle latest cities of the counj. LEROA ROBINSON, 3020 Cot- try, promoters say.
tage street. oj * * t . , Decked with ribbons of orchid FEBRUARY 25 teex l artists, with a a nd blue members of the Coterie JOHN JONES. Rushville, Ind. ® ^r 113 e^ amre than three hundred g^jf-hugua c lub delighted a score DR L HUMMONS- 2242 N '° 068 w portray in drama and guests with a Valentine card
Capitol avenue. l*ageant life as it was lived a him- ! party at the home of Miss Mary Jones Tabernacle A..M.E. Zion
MRS. OTHER WHITE 1944 ( ’ r ed years ago. Mesdames Blossie hair. 2i::r. Columbia avenue. < > i, Highland Place. Robeits and Laster are the direc- Candle lights wore used to give
Famed Chicago Opera Company soprano says that she lives mainly to sing and to wear orchids, and she is shown here wearing one of her loveliest evening gowns, on which tin* exquisite and rare flowers are pinned. Repeating her triumph of last year Miss Jarboro last week sang the title role of the opera “Aida,” given by the Chicago Opera Company at the Hippodrome in New York City before an audience of 6,000. All of the other principals w«eie white.
Gives Card Party
Play Presented In Church Auditorium
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB t TO CONDUCT PROGRAM Members of tne Cosmopolitan Music club will do their best to give.the public a musical treat in j a Community program at. the St. i Paul Baptist church on North Shef- 1 i field avenue, Sunday afternoon.* Miss Annis L. Miller, chairman of the community program committee, has announced the following persons who will appear on the program: William Miller, Julian Poindexter, Essie Oden, Chepherd | Clay, Bessie Moore. ’ Sylvia Mcj Cann, Helen Sawyer, Blossom Rob-
i erts and Willa Johnson.
The executive board of the Indi- ' , ’oung Peoples conference was piesented in the play “Every . outh • last Wednesday night at
Social Calendar
MRS. ADA DICKERSON. 818 N. tors ’
West street.
FEBRUARY 2#
j -MRS. AHMISSA ENGS, 520 W.
Nbrth street.
ALICE MULL IN. 1122 Fayette
| Jtreet,
, MRS. HELEN MOORE- Rush-j nifty EIGHT
kill. Ind.
a pleasing atmosphere to the party. Eddie Banks and Everett Wade furnished music during the eve-
ning.
Prizes were won by Fruston
King. Floyd Stone and Susie Good- ! us high in his part as “Work”. Miss I rich. i Ida Lee Jenkins of Joues 'I ‘h . j Among I he guests present was nacle, scored exclusively with the
At the last meeting of ihe Nifty Miss Luetta Craig of Coiinersville. during part of “Temptation".
0LUBS
church.
The actors were highly praised for their dramatical ability." Llewelyn Booker of Feme Temple played the part of “Every Youth’ in a splendid manner, while Mr. Adams of Campbell Chapel ranks'!
MISS ELIZABETH THOMP- Beers were^dected* Ai'iss 11 lloUse guest of AIiss Delores Other members of the cast were ivo ».» —- -• - ...— • . .. e . 44,1 -• Heming. 2141 Arsenal abenue. ms.... i » n-..i—
president: Miss Elizabeth Martin, vice president; Mrs. Morton, treasurer -
KINS. 1022 N. West street No. 3.
FEBRUARY 27 p-v-p-p \n p ovFottiv ir,uion.jr» Mrs. Carpenter, secretary; Miss Dora I ,, “A krCA 1 1 ()\ EKTON, Inruunap- Flurrus, reporter. Prizes were von by MIS avenue. ! Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Morton and Miss
JAMES NICHOLSON- SR..
N; West street.
707 | Burrus.
| LOTAS STARS
The Lotas Stars were entertained
.1 Miss Irene Miller of Jones TVber-
1 — | nacle; Misses Ruth and Mary Rollins, Mrs. Beair.ot- Davis and Mrs Mims, Leon Sims- Homer Johnson. Hortence Nance. Vernon Adams and Miss Earlene A 7-^ f l ETT .f & . .i i Sims of Campbell Chapel.
The Chatereetts met at the home o. ...
^ ^ Audrey Howard Tuesday. Prizes I aJiss Afldie German was the di-
REV. H T. TOLIVER. 1047 N- 1 1,v MrsL Yda Mae RobTi>son"\Vednes- ‘ were w.,n by Mrs. Ru.th Dillon. Mrs. | rectress and Rev. f. L. Whi'-t, pas
•ililey avenue ,,av Prizes were won by Misses Lena Louise Make! and Mrs. Estel Hus- | lor
. MARY UOUISE SOUTHERN. , ^ iCr SV'&i* in Ma?c K h—
1142 Eastern avenue. felicity bridge I Paradise. mittee. MRS. WINIFRED B. DAVIS. 1 The Felicity Bridge clul> met with I LEND A HAND JOY GRAFTERS ■Mrs. Elnora Cheetam. Mrs. Grace The Lean A Hand < tuh met with Tin- .lo\ ■’raft«-i s xvere »-nt< t lained j U:\iint was guest. Prizes were | Mrs. Laura Kuykendall Monday even- i v Miss 11.1.-n Smith and Wdlottc awarded Airs, ( .race Bryant. Alisses , ing. A ; ni'Orot.^i - . |*.■'V^ \"r*won t.--
RITZ BRIDGE mn Harriston. Lilly Wilkes, Catherine Tiie Uilz Bridge club met '.villi Mrs. Prince and Pearl Jacobs. Miss Edna Mintora Rolierson. Prizes were won : Brewer is a new member, by Mrs. Georgia Knox. Mrs. Beatrice SILVER leaf iNnUFT<='y» Woodruff and Mrs. Roberson. Mrs.. The Silver Leaf Industrial club will ..Catherine Russ was welcome hit j the entertain friends with a dance at the
and I c iub. | Triam n Ballrc-O’e Friday. Ma.n.-li 1st.
| WHIST CIRCLE
Whist Circle met at tl". h-mie of
:t6l5 Indianapolis avenue.
FEBRUARY 2S
MRS. IDA C. LEWIS- 2357 N. I H ' lt >' Sparks and Lois Ewing. Mrs Capitol avenue. | c H ,^ a K eynolds was voted into the
MRS. EMMA LOTT. 808 N. Cali- . Y. T. C.
iornia street. !. The Y. T. c, held its bridge meet a i \i a t,-| l VV vmtjouv i ' 'hi: - witli Miss Hazel Summers Sat j . ALMA Ei LE.N MURPHY, 18-. urday. Misses. Irene Lvons, Jv. New’ Jersey Street. Miiudeline Bailey won prizes.
; MRS. ALICE MILLER. Rush-I twelvemo
l.asdell Saluidav
'"gale'DEAN WOODS- IZH Cor- | LtiiX
jiell avenue. I^ e,ved: The Who .
MRijh ELIZA BELL. 630 E. Wa- ' aP the last meetin-r nf the !i a,ned w! ‘ h a Valentine party Thurs- „ , ,, HV Alrs LuIh Greys and Mrs . V At the last meeting of the Po- dav evening at the home of Mr-. Hatlj e 11:11 w ,. rf . nrize winners
‘inian clul) plans were discussed for r.d.wins Thh-tv guests were ores- i A r- act
i SILVER - - * “
Miss Betty Le" is entertained tin i Si' - or I ,e:tf <-iui« Thursday .
CALICO BUDDIES
I, . . ’’’he 'Vilieo porhln-s club met witli The U httope l.uddies elub entet - y; rs Mentoria Robertson. Mrs. Min-
hash street.
JUiRS. LILLIE BELL JACKSON, Columbia avenue.
MARCH 1
ANDREW MONTGOMERY, 728
Douglass street.
MISS IRENE PARKER, 215 W.
North street.
MARCH 2
hemian club plans were discussed tor : jrj^jns Thirty guests were pres th» annual Memorial services that | ent and the ev-nin was spent in
will lie held Mareh 26th at Barnes M. : cn ,-p^ an a dancing.
E ^ B _ ME, HIM AND I , ,
GRANDE TERRANCE r nriie Me, Him and i club met with p;< - ks<i T-pnn was an out-of-towr I , Rnmh U wer? e h^Mse« n for the 114- and Hi^a.d Wymn B. zes Rev and Mnf. R C. Henderso:
krllnd- mt vJJll S ^ e ° n W ,U-o also gUCStS.
SILVER LEAF ART
Mrs. James Daveport entertained the Silver Leaf Art club with a party T nsdny evening. Mrs. Te 'well «,
Grande Terrance Whist club. Prizes I ajld jvirs Annaiielle Wynn j were w n iiy Mrs. Rosie Hamilton and DUO DECEM
I Mrs. Irene Woods. Social night will Miss Mildred Richey was h stess ! lie held at the Colonial Tea Room ( 0 tjie Duo Deeem club Tuesd 'y.
., r ,,, r.^,vrvT¥L-* f ser-L-ti- v D-r j MMi”ay. i'v.lie* a business meeting was lie Id . MRS. FANNIE C. STEWxYRI- quintessent royal pleasure girls j 138 Fayette street. | Mrs. Lillian Curtis was hostess to The Roval Pleasure Girls met and ; vice president Mr ;; b.ble review was given by Mrs. A
Ada eluli bad their annual Valeo tine party Thursday night. Fiffy gm-sls were present. <'lid> inember^
wer« dressed in red and while. LIFE LINE MISSIONARY
The Life Line Missionary Snciet of Emmanuel Baptist church me*
MISS MARTHA V. LEWIS. 2357
CAROLYN
1L Capitol avenue. I .>*188 CAROLYN DELORES ; g s. ROBERT JUNIOR MclNTYRE, j RUSSELL, 2618 In-iianapolis »»<s |ifh , ,5SL -, ’A'Si-'' Tl, ‘' s s Tu.-s.la,-i652 Burton street. nue. 1 er and Mrs. Ethel B< atty. si< k < «>m- (Continued on Page Eight) .
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Maxie Miller’s
LOVE ANSWERS
FRfDAY, FEBRUARY 22 FAST WEST CLUB—Card party and dance at the Colonial Tea Room. PROGRESSIVE NEEDLECRAFT CLUB—Will meet with Mrs. Cleora Thompson, Contributions for a Washington program will be given CITY B.Y.P.U.—Sponsoring a tea at the Seventeenth Street Baptist church from 8 to 10 p. m. MOTHER’S DEPARTMENT—Of Allen Chapel church will have Ok annual Colonial tea in the after noon at the home of Mrs. Tressa Hf-inz. JOLLY TWELVE CLUB—Will meet with its president, Mrs. Alexander. WHAT SO EVER MISSIONARY GROUP—Of Union Tabernacle will sponsor a Martha Washington tea at ttm home of Mrs. Julia Walton CITY UNION—Will sponsor e George Washington tea at the Sec ond Baptist church from 8 till K p. m. A musical program has booarranged by Miss Martha Dunker son. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23 REGULAR PALS —Will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Ivory Adair. MR. AND MRS. SOCIAL < *LUBWill meet this evening with Mr and Mrs. S. W. James. MUSIC STUDY CLUB—A board meeting will be held at 7 p. m. a* the Cosmopolitan School of Music SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24 YOUNG WOMEN’S MISSIONARY
Mrs. Anderson Gives Birthday Party For Her Son, Ray field Rayfield A. Anderson owes much -O his mother for tne evening of Jteicdinmem wnich she piovided .im anu guests in a surprise birtnay party rii .ay night in her home at 2514 Cornell avenue. i i.e i aonns oi the home for the arty were de.oraleu w.tn colors of pink and blue. Mis. Anderson >\as assisted by her daughter- ..liss Adcbsah Ande.ooa and Miss Aletiiu ). Moore in pioviding the guests ith entertainment with cards and Jam ing as the principal fea.ure^ of the evening. Among tuose who attended the party were tiarry ti. Anderson, A.r. Anderson s brother o. Bloomington. Other guests were: Misses Nannie Belle Force, Debo.ai Moore, Ma’ole uhomas, Ruth Lo.r..v.. u• -a^iy i> itOuii. exilian Jaekaii, Eveijn aau L rren.a Huboard. atuois i. „sei..t were Lontr^all .’argent, Kiny Hickman, tdeima Hamilton. Aiocrt Humpn.ey, K_u- ! i.eth Simms, Thomas'i.owaid, oOJ spin Smith. Alimony \tatki;.s.
Speeches and Songs Mark Club's First Annual Banquet
Speeches were the order of the evening at the first annual banuuct of the 1 ro-’l o-Pleasure club at the Walker Coffee Pot- Fr'day night. Sylvester Jone's led the club’s officers and members, some of whom sang songs and spoke. Artistic effort was used on the ! tables which were placed to form a “TFollowing the speeches and songs dancing * .one., the evening
of frivolity.
Officers of tiik culb are Fredrick
D. Green, president: Dannie Osborn, vice-president; Charles X. Speed- secretary; J. B. Brown, treasurer. Other officers are: ’ Jesse Smith, John W. PiPows. J. Augustus Watkins. Emmet Buck-
ner; and J. William Sloss. Guests were: Mrs. Eddie Rogers-
Misses Glendonia Heater, Velma Hairston, Janie Trabue, Ella JagoeMary Ogburn, Odessa Mills- Beujli.h McMillen. Wiihelmina Boyd. Geneva Johnson. Arlee Gooch, Stella Johnson. Albertine Merker-
—son- and Mrs. J. Augustus Watkins, OUT-OF-TOWN FOLK HA VE GA Y TIME ^
son. Eddie Rogers. Ray Anderson.
John L. Davis. Lee Williams.
Congressman and Mrs. Arthur W. Mitchell as they attended
the reception given by President and Mrs. Roosevelt at the White House. The gown worn by Mrs. Mitchell is of velvet burgundy_ with low bcutodice and low cut in the back with a triangle of crystal beads. The gown lias an eight-inch train. Mrs. Mitchell also wore burgundy and silver .dippers, white kid gloves, elbow length, anJ crystal earrings. She carried an eggshell evening bag set
with rhinestones.—Associated News Service Photo.
ATTENDING SOCIAL FUNCTIONS OF CITY GROUPS; ADELAIDE HALL SINGS
Among The Greeks
SIGMA GAMMA TH J
SOCIETY —Of Second BaptisM church will give a tea at 530 W. j Vermont street. Apt. 5. REAPERS CLUB—Will give a Martha Washington tea at the home of Mrs. Viola Wilson, from |
3 to 5:30 p. m.
JANE MARTIN MISSIONARY— Of the Olivet Baptist church wil 1 observe annual guest day at the church at 3:30 p. m. Mrs. Anna Washington is the guest speaker.
Musical program.
O.E.S. DEGREE TEAM—Wil 1 meet at 3 o’clock at the Masonic
hall.
New faces, gorgeously gowned ladies and handsome men from nearby cities were seen here last week. They were attending the Delta Sigma Theta dance Friday evening at the Paradise and the Pierian for-
mal Saturday. The Alpha chapter will meet
Miss Adelaid Hall, of New York City, nationally known entertain- Monday at eight p. m. at the Lome
er, who was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.) James Hill in Boulevard place, f°f Soror Evelyn Briscoe. 2837 was present Saturday night and in her inimitable way. sang. Boulevard Place.' At the last
Among the guests from Chicago were Mrs. Marie Skelton Morrell, i u,eet -^ n S vvith Hattie Redford plans
gubst of her parents. Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Skelton, and sister, Mrs. Ora ' vere completed tor the annual Willet, in Indianapolis avenue; Gratz Pailey, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lewis childrens party to be given Apr.i
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bryant in Wyoming avenue; Leon Payton. at Walker Casino. Leon Motts. Chester Brewer and Mr Donelly. guests of Mrs. Eugenia ZETA PHI BETA
I). Burbridge, 2f"2 Paris avenue, and Henry Fleming in N. Illinois Tbe lota anu ume^a cliapte;.; I street, and Miss Henrietta Herod, guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. the* sorority will ha.e a proHi L. Herod in Boulevard place. gram Sunday at the home of
Misses Bernardine Brjwn, Helen Rogers and Dr. Sweeney, of Colors Hill and Kir. . 2623 North
Louisville, Ky., and Miss Evelyn Baptist, of Gary, were guests of Mr. Capitol avenue on liner .'.ointn-
and Mrs. Henry McCall in Boulevard place. I ‘’ood G eek. Olliers from Louisville were Stewart Pi< koii. goes! of (he Herods: The Mu chapter of Indiana uni-
Mr. and Mrs. Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Bush, guests of .Miss Juanita Bolt- versity will observe f iner Wornson in Boulevard place; Misses Fitzhurie Taylor, Erma Brookins, W r il- an hood Week with a program at liam Guest and Elmo Lively, guest of .Miss Lucy Belle DuPee in W. j Bethel A.M.E. church- Sun lay FabNinth street, and B. Wilson and Velma Pritchett, New Albany and vuaiy 24 at three p. m. Miss Louisville, guests of relatives. Miss Aietha Hoffman and Morris Hoff- Hleanor Hoagland, secretary o: the man, of Richmond, were guests of Radford Morris in Boulevard place. ^-W .C.A. at the unLe.sity will be
and hostesses.
Dinnois. cocktail and bridge parties were given bv the various host *he principal speaker. Othets \/ho
will participate on the piogram are: Miss Georgia Evans, miss Edna Gray, of Bloomington; < ni Miss Lo:s Duvalte, a student. Choir To Broadcast
SOCIETY
IN CLEVELAND Mrs. Georgia li ppci ;-;j<-nt tic. w,i<-«n<t in 'leveland, Ohio. IMPROVING Mrs. L,. E. Wriee. 242a Northwestern aveitue. who has been seriously ill f i flu past s< v* ii month.' is n <■1 perming slowlv ;i !'l d'-sires friend
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SURPRISE PARTY Mrs. Ow - on Garnett. 1622 ('orne:. avcnui-, entertaim-d Im - t\ - guests Fri-
.... .. .. da \ evening with a sarpris.- birth PASTORS AID—New Nazerene i (1;| v ..anx in lion.
. N tiJSINtSS TRIP l»tV v l. i 1 i-.v if, , 1 a- - -tor of Shiloh tis* ehureh. Ft. Yvayne, was in the city Monday mn i.usiness. itex. 'J ax lor formerly. • past red Eiaai Ba> list church -liere.
1C PREACH
lev fauime Arnold, xx il' p?. a< h tor th-
v:i.-.'i. na y Society 1 Jones Tabernacle church Suinla.x allvnjoou, March at o'clock. Tin- Ladies cliorus i i atd\v. II . hapei xx ill sing.
a old, evangelist. Annia Bta kwel
day pjn tx - in bonor of her husband, f
Haplist cburch. will spmsor a musi-; Manx lovely gifts w. r. ic< cix.-d.
cal program at :!:3o p. m. at lln*
church.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25 MINISTERS WIVES ALLIANCE —W r ili meet witli Mrs. A. Boaz. (JAY CABALLEROS—Will meet
with Nelson Smith in the evening.
TWILIGHT FOUR QUAR-
TETTE—Will give a musical program at the Metropolitan Baptist :hurch. Northern Wonder quar-
MOTORED ~G LC.mGVILLE ,\: i s. < 'ordelia Hinkle motored to
I i-njsxiiie Sittimiay (.> visit her sistc) xx!:.- is . online t in the lios-pital there
ANNUAL MEN’S DAY
'Ihe non of Simpson M. K. «’liurch arc iiidkiiig i>ia ns for their annua. Ai-n's I >a \ service oil March 10th.
ATTEND FUNERAL
, ,, .. , Bev. o <Maxwell of Fad Wayne. Mrs. < ecil Powcli and their niotln-r m,. s i;„. sa Well. Miss Taylor an I Mrs over Ihe week-end and ware among |Makks Wf ,| - e the out-of-town guests Ml.- guests at the Iniian da in-e. • attending the fibieral ef Miss Marie j
Bnines Monday at tiie Mt. Zion Bap-
l tist church.
FAMILY DINNER
WEEK-END GUEST
Miss Jean Lindsay of Lebanon, watiie week-end gue. t of Mr an 1 MV-, J. Wesley Hall in \V 26tb street,
ATTEND DANCE
Mr. and Mrs. Sl.-iding MeAl.xain o' I afavette. were tin- guests of Mr. and
s' (Veil
The A Cappella Choir of Crispus ; Attacks High School sang for the Christian Men Builders Class Sunday, February 17-, in their regular broadcast from Third Christian Church at 17th and Broadway. The choir was directed by Mr Merrifield and sang a group of songs including one spiritual. Sunday evening the choir sang for the Marion County Religious
Education Association.
I ’iei’ian dn net*. MEETS BOARD
Mrs. \V. TT Broun in N. •'apitol avenue will leave for Wilberforee I-Tiuay whor-.* she Will , meet with tin
'ette, tin* Northside Glee club and Board of <’nntr 1 <>t Hie Nation d tho Four V’nllov Wonders will as- -M-i-cciation of ( olored W omen s clubs. tne rout valley wonuers win as iU) wll | also visit Mr. and Mrs. dst the group. i Charles Davis in <'incinnati. l>efoi <-
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 n turning.
ROUND TOWNERS CLUB WA SUPPtR
Girl 18 Wants To Stop School and Get Married—Boy Willing To Wait—Only a Fool Would Give Up Education in This Way—Go to School—Remember the Old Adage, “Just as Good Fish in the Sea as Ever Were Caught Out”—Go to School, Millie!
SPECIALS AT THE VICTORIA BEAUTY SHOPPE 2306 N. Capitol Ave. For Appointment Call HA. 2997-R Student Shampoo and Press _ 25c Regular Operator Shampoo, press & wave $1.00 Miss Helen Shearer, student — Mrs. Juanita Fitzhugh, operator
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Maxie Miller: 1 am a girl 18. And I’m in l ive. As you would know, from my age, I haven’t finished my education. My people are able to send me to school and they want me to go and finish. But I love this boy. He says he is willing to wait, but there are other girls around here who are on a hot trail after him. I’m afraid I might lose him, and I just must have him because he is the only boy I can ever love. I hate to disappoint my parents, but I think I’d die If this boy gets away from me. What must I do?—Millie. Millie: You would be the biggest fool this side of the ocean if you’d give up your education, at this time. Your letter is indeed laughable where you say you can never love another boy. Why child, perhaps you will love a dozen others before you die! You are young. You hardly know your own mind. You say he is willing to wait. This shows his good sense* and you
Arthur Moore wdll he the host. OLD SETTLERS CLUB—Mrs | Rhoda Hanley and Mrs. J.T.V. Hil will be hostesses at the Hill Com munity Center. SERVICE CLUB OF MT. ZION— Atty. Frank R.' Beckwith will hr the guest speaker. PRO-TO PLEASURE CLUB—J B. Brown will be the host. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 HATTIE PRESSELY MISSION ARY—Sponsors a historical pv geant, “Builders of the Flag”. DR. THEODORE CABLE—W’iP speak at the Emmanuel Baptist church. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28 FORTNIGHTLY LITERARY CLUB—Mrs. Madeline Chambers will be hostess. Mrs. Vena will review “Oppessman”. NORTHSIDE JUNIOR REPUBLICAN CLUB—Will meet with Mrs. Clara Timbrough. DAY OF PRAYER—Observed by the Missionary Society of First Baptist and Twenty-fifth Street Baptist church from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Rev. Plummer D. Jacobs wih speak at 3 p. m. JOLLY STOLLERS CLUB—Will meet with Mrs. Bessie Barnett.
should show yours. And if some one else should “get him,” there are other boys just as good. ®o to school, Millie, and prepare for life’s work, or you will live to regret it.—Maxie Miller.
Mrs. Virginia »*. Lane w ill give a. j Waffle Supper at her home al i611 N West street, Saturday evening from j six to nine as-a part of t a- k atttvua.paitiAs being given by the meiudes.of tiie Board - f the Indianapolis Mu sie Promoters to raise funos tor ther.
st ht-larship.
VISITS PARENTS .Miss rJizabet.i Andrews of Cin in nati was the guest of her |.i.en x i r. anu Airs. M ill am Jones in \\ tOth street over the xviek-eud. A CAPELLA CHOIR The A Capelin t’imir of MUrek. High st-ho i under t - ie dire.'lion i--Norman Merrifield, broadra-d tiv t the .Christian Men s Builders clas Sunday morning o\< - r meir weeKi.
program.
BIRTHDAY PARTY Sylvester Jones gay* a hirthda: party Sunday evening in honor o Miss Eila Jagoe at 75" N. California street. Among thoy present were Misses Louise C x, Albertine Merkersen, Mildred Johnson, Marx u. Ogburn, Roberta Long, Arlee Gooch Helen Ogburn and Willie Lyons Messrs Manson Moore, ('laren.-e Col lins, James Brown, William s’e loss Lee Williams, John Davis, Crnes. Gooch, Charles Speed. Leonan Reeves, Jessie Taylor, John Pillow and William Douglas. GEORGE WASHINGTON TEA Tiie Sistei and Brotherhood of H e First Baptist ehureh. West Indianapolis. gave a George Washington Tea Sunday at the home of the president. Mrs. E. S. Heater. PJ05 Miller street Mrs. Heater \x;is assisted by Mrs Deanna Waters and Miss Marie Gar-
vin.
AT HOME
Rev. William H. Hughes, pastor of the Little Flock Primitive Baptist church, who was operated on for appendicitus, has been removed do his
Mrs Betty Crawford celebrated her 7;: rd birthday with a family dinWednesdny evening. Cover: - were laid for fifteen. Mrs. Delli’ Moorland, a daughter of Cleveland. (>.. attended, and Mrs. Elizabeth' Hargiove of Newark. N. J.. was also a
Mrs LiUk sinii'li. daughter
of Mrs. Crawford, will arrive Satur-
dav for visit with l>er mother.
VISITING RELATIVES
Mrs. Elizabeth Hargraves. Newa- - k N. .1., is visiting her nep , ’ew. Jo<Craig, also iier motlier and brother. Mrs. Lizzie Craig and James Craig. (Continued on Page Eight)
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home desires friends to call.
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. Hattie Copeland, 1U0 FayetK street has returned from Chicago* where she was called by the death of her sister, Miss Mattie Mailes.
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