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NEWS ABOUT THE FOLKS HERE AND THERE

KOKOMO. INDIANA

* Mm. S. IX Hughes, a member of the program committee of the Progressive club, very pleasantly entertained the members and guests, Mesdames Lottie Ligions, Lois Grace, Ella WIRadsoq, and Miss Marian Bovrman, with a St. Patrick's program, at her home Wednesday afternoon. • The members and guebts on entering were given souvenir booklets cleverly arranged In the St. Patrick’s colors and containing the following program: Opening club song, collect, roll call, Irish jokes, paper, "The IHsh Saint", Mrs. S. D. Hughes: “The Wearing of the Green", Mrs. Edward Walters, reading on St. Patrick, Mrs. Lottie Ligions: duet, “The Rosary”, Misses Bernice Hughes and Mahon Bowman; group readings, Mrs.’ Hazel Estes. The hostess introduced a humorous contest In which each one pressent was asked to make out a will, leaving something to every one in the room. The hostess was assisted In serving a delicious two-conrse lunch by her husband. S. D. Hughes, and daughters, Misses Ruth and Bernice Hughes. Madames Daisy Coleman, Ollie Reeves, and Jessie Johnson have returned home from Kentucky w-here they were called on account of the illness and death of their mother. The Rev. H. L. P. Jones spent a few days last week in Chicago, visiting relatives and friends. Among those on the sick list are: Mrs. Hannah Harper. Mr. Sam Fowler, and Charles Peters, superintendent. of Wayman Chapel Sunday school.

FRANKLIN, IND. Mrs. H. C. Williams

SHELBYVILLE INDIANA By James O. Wilson

The Negroes of this city have been greatly benefited by the P. W. A., because it was through the Public Works program Np. 2 school building was remodeled and named the Booker T. Washington school building. The parent-teachers’ organisation has aided greatly in decorating the school ground. A series of Wednesday evening prayer meetings was started last week at the Second Baptist church. PTof. P. D. Thompson, of Indianapolis. spent a few hours Thursday evening rehearsing the Second Baptist choir. Great honor la due Mrs. E. J. Kr Hines, state president of the missionary society. She was once a great promoter of the young girls’ Y. W. C. A., and is now mother of the local Y. W. W. G. ‘ Many idle men have received employment by the Chamber’s Fireless Cooker manufacturing cam-

pany.

Messrs. Gale Alexander and Alfred Curry are still improving. Mrs. Mable Martin is very improved. -

Miss Zellu Holden spent Saturday evening In Edinburg the guest of .Miss Elia tiooden. Sirs. Hattie Caine, accompanied by Rev. W. T. Hill, paid a visit to mi eye specialist in Indianapolis. They were returned to Franklin by Mr. and Mrs. Britt and Mrs. Ada Stevenson. John .1 ones of ludiauaisdis is working in Franklin this week. Virgil Clark returned from a visit with his wife at Champaigne, Illinois over the week-end. Mrs. Cordelia Ritchey visited witlj her mother. Mrs. Colbert at Indianapolis over the week-end. William Southern is very ill. His daughter of Indianapolis Is at his l>edside. Allen Gibson and Mrs. OHie Hightower of IndiHuaiKdis were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Amanda Gains, Mrs. Allen Bigson who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Gaines, returned to Indianapolis.

Sunday.

The Easy Aces club met with Meredith J. Williams, Friday evening. Miss Mattie Wales will be hostess to the Easy Aees monthly pitch-in at the 1 home of Mr. and Mr*-'. Clarence Wales oh next Friday evening. Prayer meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Alice Owens, Wednesday evening. The Ideal E. club met with Mrs. Frank Clark last Wednesday afternoon. A ielightfnl luncheon was served. Mrs. H. C. Williams will l>e the hostess to the club Wednesday aft-

ei noon.

Mrs. Bessie Wilhite was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Burris. Sunday. The fish fry giv-

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Seen in the group above (reading left to right) aro Dr. John P. Turner, Judge Harry S. McDevitt, I ^ a y° r Davis Wilson, Miss Pritchett, head nurse of Frederick Douglass hospital, and Dr. Berton C.

Truitt, medical director, The hospital is in a drive for funds. -

choir was a divided success. Miss Florence Norton of Indianapolis, and William Walker. Jr.-, of Indinimpolis Ibiys’ s<‘hbol, 'visited Mr.

and Mrs. ’H. t\‘WiHIaihs.

EVANSVILLE, 1NL. Edith E. Hite

IRVINGTON NEWS Mrs. Hattie Webster

Hood Temple A. M. E. /ion j church- Rev. K. It. Michael, pastor. I The Sunday school was largely ati tended. The l.irthday rally is very j interesting ; (Jarlene Rol inson and I Herbert Crider were remembered with cards this week. Mrs. Michael

1 rizes fee high and low scores were awatded lo Mrs. Willard Washington and Mrs. Dorothy Armstrong. Refreshments were served Mrs. Grafton Wright. Mrs. Ray Armstrong. Mrs. Edward .lohiisnu,'Mrs. Earl Burnam. Mrs. W. A. Braden. Mrs. Orville Frye. Mrs. Willard Washington and Mrs. far! Burnam. The Beau Bruiumel Boys’ club

LAFAYETTE, ND.

The Brotherhood organization of this community rendered a pleasing program to an appreciative audience, Sunday evening at the Methodist church. Fans of the W. B. A. A. Purdue broadcasting station beard the melodious voice of Miss Eilythe Hines, as she brought to them several ix>pular melodies.

Wednesday afternoon.

Dewitt Maxwell Is ill at his home on lianmib stn , et.. Mrs. Leona Reeves is ill al her home oil Halt nab str*t*l. her mother has come here from Indianapolis to Ik* with her. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Vaughn. Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Betty and Samuel Vaughn spent a day in Grawfonlsville. Mrs. Margaret Joyner is visiting her parents. Mrs, George i\ Roy. of Sedalia. Mo., is with her niece. Mrs. Harry Hub!card during her con-

valescing period.

Mr. Motely of Valley street cclebrated bis SOth birthday at his home. February 17. The guests were, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Munson, Miss Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua M«uiroe and Mr. and Mrs. Harris.

Mrs. Lillian LcMbn. president of the Cosmopolitan School of Music tnd Fine Arts. Inc., will render a

'•ommnJttity program at Alleyiu . teachers art* getting ready met Wednesday nigbt at the liome hapel A. M. E. Z. church. Sunday fol . th( . Kaster program. The serv- ' of William Lewis on East Jackson *ftvniooU. March ir» at p. j ( .,. s U( . re largely attended all day. j street. After a short business seslhe Brotherhood club held guest Aiidersoii splendid choir and sion. refr(*shmeiits were served

night in the form of a buffet luncheon, Saturday night. March 7 at the residence of Mr. and Mr.s George Brown. Each guest expressed himself as having spent a very pleasant evening. Samuel H.

Mays, presklent.

The Irvington Colored Democratic club held their regular meeting. March 2 at the residence of Miss

MADISON, IND. Elizabeth Watson

members conducted the afternoon

services. The Bible study class j Charles Blair. Herbert Goings. Leumdiicted by the pastor is growing roy H.-tvis. Alonzo Scott niid* V\il-

witb interest. I'he Sunshine Guild { met at the home of Mrs. Eunice I

A correction is to be made in an article appearing in this column last week, which slated March 1 as Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner’s anniversary. !t should have read as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Claude Whittaker of North Popular street celebrated tin ir 12th anniversary. Sunday. March 1 in honor of the occasion. Mrs. Charles Turner, mother of Mrs. Whittaker was

Roger Edwards. Walker Dejernette. j th,.it- dinner guest.

The Broadway Second Baptist church gave a pitch-in supper at the church last Thursday evening. The Brown Buddies club met at

Loft us Tuesday night. Mrs. Michael was hostess for tin* Steward ess Board. Thursday evening. TinWilling Workers tlnb mei Friday night at Ihe home of Mrs. Nancy

Ham Lewis.

Miss Ernestine Stafford entertained the members o| tip* Helomalo club Wednesday night the Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. S. K. Goings ,,n North Wolfe st t cel. Birdgc was played and

the home of Mrs. Nell Guess last Monday. The evening was sik*ii! in playing .the usual rounds of bridge. Cun cut topics of the day were discussed after which a most

avenue. Chief speakers were. Mark Gray, ward chairman. Mr. Kinsworthy. precinct committeeman. A. Wolfe, business manager. Mr. Russell and Mr. Stevenson of club nnmla*r one. president of tin* main body, lie cream was furnished bv the ward chairman and a delightful meeting was held. Next meeting will lie held March H*. S p. m.. at the home of Mrs. Mattie Porter.

HMI S. Sheridan avenue.

Rev. C. I». Jenkins, president. MisH Kuvilous Jenkins, secretary. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson and children. Mrs. Carrie Blunt. Dayton. Ohio, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Geter. Miss j^lora A. Mays. Elizabethtown, who has been ill at the home of her brother. Samuel H. Mays, is reported a little improved. She was able to be taken home Sunday afternoon in an atrihulauee. She watt accompanied by her mother. Mrs. America Mays. Tom Ia*wis. and her brother. Earnest Mays.

Elizaliethtown.

Bethel A. M. E. gold star club

which is an all membership «om en's club Kjmnsored a Dunbar eu tertuinment at Ihe home of Mrs. Earl Jackson. Several of the most well-known of Dunbar's selections were rendered by different jiersons. this club is supporting her members in a big effort to double their quota of ten dollars for the big rally on

the first Sunday in April. Bethel A. M. E. trustee teams.

Earl Jackson. Jos*e Perkins, and Percy Hunter gave a chile snpiier Saturday evening at the commuui ty Recreation hall. This supper was another effort to further their part in the April rally and proved Peo|Je taking The Ueeonler are j quite a success. Mr. and Mrs. Webreqnested to have their money i ster Montgomery and Rev. W. T. ready. Persons owing for more HIU and Utile daughter. Beverly, than two weeks will not receive 1 jmd Miss Alina Burris attended an their paper until bill is paid. j organ recital at Greater Bethel A. M. E. elmrch last ‘Monday evening

at lndiaiiuiM>lis. Tnd.

Kuvilous Jenkins. 124 S. Sheridan jj- te iu q^e lourth Sun- j i-rizo were '-ivt u for high and low | i^freshing lunch v was served by the

dav will la* ijuartei.y met ting day :! scores to Mrs. Rost'leau Scott and Rev. R. N. Davis of Indianapolis. Mrs. Klizabelh < oatly. Refreshpresiding elder of this district, will ment* were served to Mrs. Mary

NOBLEvSVILLE, IND.

liOe Hummon has returned from a visit with his mother in Detroit. Mich. Gucrncy Roberts is visiting in New -Castle, Indiana. James Winslow attended a session of the Elks Lodge in Indianaisdis, Monday, Mrs. Mary Burton who has l»een confined iu her hoiht*'for sometime with a broken ankle is able to >>c out uguiu. Tyler Crauthers of Indianupolis was here on business Mod'day. Mrs. Wijla Trice of Indinnapnlis is visiting her motiler. Mrk. Mamie Frlezt* diyd at her country home. Thursday 'morning at it o'clock. Funeral services were conducted fryjn the A. M. E. church Hut unlay at 2 p. m. ReV. H. H. Black. iMistor of Allen chapel at Imlimiapolis officiating. aHsiste<i by Rev. G. H. Davis, pastor of the local church. Hhe is survived by husband, three daughters, two sons, four sisters and one brother. Revs. Hardrick mid Young of ImlianniHills attended the funeral of Mrs. Mayine Frieze, Saturday.

RIHHVILLE, IND.

MATTOON. ILL Joseph Hadley of East Ht. liouis was buried here last Friday. Mr. Hadley w«g a former resident of Mattbon. Mrs. Richard Heuly is ill. Ralph Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Smith, if* confined by inftHenZH. Mrs;' Arthur Partee of Chttfiigo Is al the bedside of her mother, Mrs. EHnalcBell. Mrs. Heftbeet Wilson hnn soturued to licr 'hoine In Oblcagn.

. Misses Willie Mae and Henrietta Johnson, Lucille and Jessie Easley; Ixuvell Bradley. Ambrose Scott, and George Williams attended the Jimmie Lunceford dance in Indiinajiolls Sunday. Mr. and Mr.s. N. V. Fletcher visited friends iu Indianapolis. Friday evening. Mrs. J. W. Ramey. Kokomo, visited relatives and friends here Sunday and was itccompunied home by her sis-ter-in-law, M Is s' Fannie Mae Ramey. Phyllis Ann Igicey was born to Mr. and M 1 **- Richard latcey on N. Cherry street; March 7. Mrs. Ida Sorrells is ill at her home on E. Eighth street. Miss Thelma Fleteheer. Indianapolis, was week-end guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Fletcher, this city. Tlie Woman’s home missionary society of the Second Baptist church was entertained by Mrs. George Mitchell at her home on N. George street, Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James Easley and Mr. Baker. Dayton, Ohio, visited relatives and friends here Sunday. A dinner sponsored by Mesdames George Leonard and Isaac English, at Wesley Hall. Tuesday evening was a huge sneeess. Miss Norma Wills, I^ew Halem. spent the weekend with her sister. Mrd. Russell Scott and attended the sectional tourney. Nathan Wills, Richmond was Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wills, Southeast of the city.

be here and preside. Help ns make

this a I ig day all day-.

Tin* Mammoth insurance company of this eily lias I ren conducting a big ci»v wide t'hnreli financial campaign for the past few weeks. .Several young men from lb - Home office an* :/bre assisting the local group. A public reception was aiv en lad week. There was a program with speeches from tin* ministers and other ci\ tc leaders. Refreshments wen* served. I> .MeGood win is the local manager. The revival seiyiees al Little Zion Baptist chinch closed successfully Sunday night. The pastor. Rev. Caldwell, preached each night, assisted by Miss Mary Tribble, great Gospel singer of Cincinnati Great baptizing services were 1c hi in the afternoon at Liberty Bap list -church. The church was idled to capacity. A great many were

added to tin- church.

The Willing Workers club ol Hood Temple church had wonder tul picachin^ seiviev-H at lh> church March t». R* v. J. F. Dixon, pastoi of Ml. Zion Baptist ehur< h dcli\ ered a wonderful sermon. A short program preceded the service, with special music by ilie tin!- and tinBright Star chorus. A birthday reception in honor of Rev. Michael followed. A purse of money was given lo bin; with many useful gifts. Miss Cora McCrayer gave a lovely bil l Inlay cake. Baskets -of food were given by Mrs. Doll.\ Cook. Mrs. Ruth Bolds Hewlett and Mr.s. Johnny Walters: the Bright star chorus. Mrs. Anna Buckner and Third Avenue school teachers: Mrs. Jerry Fisher and family. A large number were present. Ices and cakes were served. Talks were made by Rev. GarretI. Prof. J. 1 >. Cox. G-oorge McMillan. Mrs. Nancy Hite and others. Rev. Michael was greatly surprised and responded in his very pleasing manner. Miss *Edith Hil<* was mistress of ceremonies. All departments of the

church wer'* represented.

Miss Blanche Thompkins in High street delightfully entertained the Sunshine Guild last Tuesday (‘veiling. A large number of girls were present. After the business session. delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. Elizabeth Mi-

chael. president.

The Mother Board of Liberty Baptist church bad their popularity contest Monday night. A_ pretty quilt was the first award. A big Queen rally has been started to end in the April annual rally al the church. Who will be crowned

Queen ?

The Missionary society of Alexander A. M. E. church will have a special tag day rally for their educational fund to aid Shorter college. Mrs. Carrie N. Bell is the chairman. Do your bit today. Rev.

E. Wittenlwrg. pastor.

Walker. Mrs. Roscleati Scott. Mrs. Elizabeth Coally anid Miss Ernes-

tine Stafford.

Mis. Lillie May Sadler and her brother. David Wallace, muled in < ntertaining at a dinner Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sadler on Soulli Pershing Drive. At

hostess. Mrs. E. D. Simpson is indisposed at this writing. Many friends of Walter Baker are glad to hear be is able to lie no and around again with the aid of

crutches.

Tom Watson of Poplar street Is somewhat improve*! at this writing. Mrs. Ethel Prince celebrated her birthday anniversary. Saturday. Sunday was Fellowship day at the

tending were Elder and Mrs. < >s poplar'street M. E. church. A large car Saunders. Mrs. Helen Allen bus of people and several ear loads Navario. evaiigelisl of Los Ange- were presold from Ihe following |»>v. Calif.: Mrs. Fannie May Wal- cities: Jeffersonville. North Nominee. Mrs. Mary Hudson. Mrs.-Lil- on. I'elersburgb. and Seymour. A lie Mae Sadler. David Wallace. Me- splendid program was given which Kinloy Walker James Sadler and was as follows: song-congregation:

Lewis Jackson. No. 1 and 2 boards of Shaffer Chapel A. M. E. church will meet Sunday at •”* p. m. at tin* home of Mrs. J. J. Tarver on North Wolfe streel. Mrs. i )eta Newsome of Marion was the gue^t of her sister. Mrs. Eido Stafford of K. Highland nve ime. Members of the Fidelix club v ere entert.'lin d Friday evening at Hu* hiimc of Mrs. Amanda 1 ..vies oil South Madison street, Mrs. Ellis ttizer. Jr.. lias re turned to her home from Louisville. Ky.. after attending the fnueral of her brother, John Wayne. She was accompanied home by h r mother. Mrs. Fannie Wayne and Frank Wayne of Louisville. Ky. , ,

OKOLONA, MISS.

MtJNDIK, IND. Charles H. Parker

Shaffer CliajK*! A. M. E. will sponsor n Leap Year Friday night. March 18,

home of Mrs. Ida Wright on North

Wolfe street.

Both Calvary Baptist and ML Piseali M. E. churches are well organized and have begun their Easter drive. Mrs. Magnolia Henderson Lowe returned Sunday after spending several weeks in New Orleans and West Point. The ill are Mesdames K. C. Pollard. Lillie Richie. Clara Crocket. Lillie White, little Barbara Jean Harris. Albert Strickland and Lidell Thompson. A birthday party was given Friday evening iu honor of Miss Melba Harvey at I In* home of Mr. and

Mrs. George Wheeler.

Mrs. Madalenc Washington and children left Wednesday for Washington, D. C. The concert at the pul lie -school Wednesday sponsored by the l’.-T. A. was ronqiosed of Armory students directed by Prof. Thompson. Those who attended teachers’ meeting at Okolona Indus’l school last week: Mesdames Martha Gill. Della Kirk. Carrie Randall. Nellie B. Hamilton.. Emma Hughes, Ada Caruthers Dollie Mae Hayes. Essie Pulliam. Mary' Harris. Ada Porter. Annie L.‘ Blanchard. Emma Boyd. Misses Cornelius Gordon. Julia Bowens. Lillian Wafford. Annie L. Davenport. Messrs.’ Amos Kirk Corydoga Jones. Silas Wilson, George Berlin Washington. K. C. Cousin and Eugene Rhone. Mrs. Birdia White and children. Misses T. B. Strange. Lizzie Blair were in Tupelo Iasi week. . Dr. C. H. Wheeler and George Wheeler , were in Columbia, Tuesday. Miss ; Mae Buckenridge a n d ‘William | Fields were quietly married Satur-

chureh day evening. The basketball team social of Okolona Industrial school is at the I playing for championship In State

tournament at Totigaloo College.

Jacksioti. Miss.

scripture reading by L. C. Montgomery. North Vernon: prayer was then led by Rev. S. M. Gaines of Madison : after which was giveji the welcome address by Mrs. . Pearl Tandy: solo by Miss Josephine Smith of Hanover, tin* response was by Miss Modena Kendrick iff Jeffersonville: solo. Mrs. < ynthia Bibbs of Jeffersonville: Ihe Gospel Singers quartette of Jeffersonville render*-d several beautiful numbers, l be offering was I ben lifted with singing by the congregation and a solo by Mrs. Peart Tandy: solo by little Belly Lou Watson of Madison accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Watson; paper on Union by Mr.s. Josephine Hicks of Madison: talk by Rev. I. by Mrs. Henry isom of Washington: talk by Rev. Mrs. Frank EsP. White of North Vernon: solo leal: pa|H*r on worship by Mis. Jane Smith of Hanover: solo by Miss Jeanette Cosby accompanied bv Miss Eva Cosby: talk was givby Rev. \V. D. Patten of New Albany; remarks were made by Rev. Watson; solo by Mrs. Edna Easton and a beautiful duet number was rendered by Miss Mayuu* Guess and Mrs. Cell Guess. Clos-

ing song was rendered and the

meeting adjourned. A lK*autiful religious pageant was given that night entitled. "The Old Rugged Cross". Much credit is due Edgar F Maddox, tin* fellowship man, organizer, who makes possible these meetings from Sunday to Sunday. Mrs-. William Edwards and daughter Anna Luvenia returned to their home in Terre Haute after spendhig-nhe wlTiter Avith Mrs. Edwards’ parents. They were accomiximcd home by Mi. and .Irs. lands O'Banion and family. Miss Anna O’Banion spent the week in Indianapolis visiting Miss Irene Lyons and friends. Lundys Davis has returned to his home in

Plainfield, Indiana.

CHARLESTOWN, IND. Hazel Langley

MciuIkts of the Bona Fide club ; — r— met Tuesday night at the home of | Give not unnecessary pain. Hie Mrs. Carl Buruam on North NVolfe. j,cricket is not the n|ghtiug^ie. street. Bridge was played and 'why tell him so.

Services at Second Baptist church Snpday at 11 a. m. Mrs. Emma Maf* Buckner sjamt the week-end with her mother. Mrs. Emma Dyson. Foultou Jones from Louisville, visited his mother, Mrs. Alma Jones and sister. Mrs. Addie Johnson. Sunday. Messrs. John WilJiafns. William Martin. Marion Oarnette. Richard McWilliams and Warling Artis were in Charlestown. Sunday. Reiueuilar the leap year enterlaihuient on March 14. Each ixm*soifcps asked to wear something graph in honor of St. Patrick’s Day. in

FORT WAYNE, IND.

The Wayne Hunnonizers is composed of* the Messrs. Roy Smith, first tenor; Juihes Littlejohn, 2nd tenor and guitarist, baritone, lamis B. Duiiee, Herman Trice, bass. Tune in and hear these music Imrmonizers over station WOWO, 1:20 p. m. Anyone having news for The In* dianapel is Recorder, please call A7196 no later than Thursday of each week. The Pathfinders Girl Reserve quartette of Wheatley social center sang at the YMOA on the Hi-Y and Girl Reserve program. The quartette is eonii>osed of Ihe Misses Jane, Alice. Bernice and Edna Hollmuu. Miss Eloise Stuartt acted as discussion leader. Advisor, Mrs. Edna R. Charlton. Joseph New* burn li a s gone to Cambridge .Springs. Pa. Turner Chapel A. M. E. church lias launched a $1200 rally culminating the latter part of April, Rev. (Jerald L .Hayden, minister. The Ultra Art club wak entertained Wednesday evening at the residence of Mrs. Jessie Smith. After the business session a delicious menu was served. Guests were the Mesdames Bernice V’qtbauk and Louis** B. Jones, president, Mrs, Marjorie D, Wickliffc- ' The Melody trio composed of the Misses Evelyn Warner. Eileen Hughes and Henrietta Warner have Rendered recitals at the First Baptist and Wayne St. M. E. churches. Funeral rittKs for the late Rev. S. W. Holley were solemnized at the Turner chapel A. M. E. church Wednesday afternoon. The Rev. (JeraHI L. Hayden, officiating. Surviving are the widow, four sons live daughters, thirty grandchildren and two great grand children. The remains were shipited to Coleman. Mich., for burial. Mlcbeaux undertaker in charge of funeral. The Girls Work committee of Wheatley social (enter enoyed an interesting four through the H*dsuni Bakery Company Friday afternoon. The regular session of the club will meet at the residence of Mrs. Stella Dempsey. Wednesday. March IKth. President. Mrs. Sarah Li Bind. Mrs. Blanche Davis has returned from attending the funeral of her father in Danville. 111. Mrs. Ethel Tolbert was hostess to members of the Bridgettes on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Marie Knight won first prize. A tasty luncheon was served. The Industrial Women’s club invites the public to a dish sale at Wheatley s<K*ial tenter. Saturday March 20th. President. Mrs. Margaret Walker. Music lovers of the city were enthusiastic lu praise of the organ recital featuring Clare Edwards at the Mt. Olive Baptist church Thursday evening, other local numbers included organ selections by Mrs. Golda Hornadny Jones and vocal umnlwrs by Miss Myra Ridley. Mrs. Ethel Biekerstaff. church organist general chairman; Pastor. It* r. Richard H. Dixon. James Chandler remains seriously ill. Mrs. Rachael Newburn is visiting relatives and friends iu Kokomo. Indiana. The Wheatley Center Women’s volleyball team is playing a series of games vs. the YWCA team. Coaches William Sweat and Theodore Blanks in charge of tournament. Harlem Lights a music fantasy

BOONVILLE, INI). Mrs. Mary Casey Sunday school was held at the usual hour; morning services at 11 o’clock, preaching by Rev. Griut er, pastor. The leap year parly given last Friday evening by the Methodist. MIsm 1*. Hartiaway, at the Baptist church was a success. The improvement club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Giw Martin, they had a very nice meeting and a delicious repast was served after the business meeting as usual. The missionary society met at the church lqst Wednesday evening. They are preparing for a play to Ik? given Friday evening before Easter. It is conducted by Mrs. Clarence Green. Philip Green - was in Evansville this week on business. Mrs. Margret Venibel has lieen HI for the past week but is improving. Mrs. Mary Jones is improving slowly.

CORYDON, IND. Margaret Hodge

NEW CASTLE, IND.

Sunday school. 9 :80 a. iu.: church services, 10:80. Miss Edith Perry spent last week with her sister and brother-in-law. Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Scott of New Albany. Wallace Kelley of tin* CCC camp spent last week with bis wife, Mrs. Dorothy Kelley. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright and Sidney Cook had as their house guest.. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kelley. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Louis and Percy Garner. Willard Gamer. Joseph Hughes and Wnymond Garner spent the week-end with friends and relatives of Anderson. Ind. Miss Pauline Johnson has returned to Louisville. Ky.. for an indefinite stay.

FRANKFORT, IND. Miss Thelma Jones of Cincinnati, daughter of Rev. B. J. Jones, is here for an indefinite stay. Mrs. Robert Fanning was hostess to the Stewardess board. Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wei) and Mrs. Robert Fanning spen: Tuesday evening in Kokomo a>guest of the Improvement club. Mrs. Lula Tapp, Miss Thelma Jones. Rev. Franklin Jones and Oliver Weir attended the meeting of the Willing Workers chib at Lebanon. Jerry Eubank of Crawfordsville is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Ruby Mergle. Rev. Robert Fanning preached for Rev. Franklin Jones. Sunday evening, his sermon was very inspiring. Mrs. J. Calvin Dean and daughter. Dorothy. Mrs. Arnold and Lester Smith of Craw fordsville were tin* Sunday guests of Rev. and Mrs. Robert Fanning and Mr. and Mrs. John Dean. James Dickelson spent the week-end in Chicago. will Ik* presented by the Pathfinder’s Girl reserve at Wheatley Social Center. Thursday evening. March 20th. ITesideiit. Alice Coleman. The Beaux Art Music club invites the public to a St. Patrick Day Tea at the residence of Miss Elma E. AIsup Sunday afternoon. March loth. Hour .> to 7 :80. Chairman Mrs. Florence Ia*e. President. Mrs. Susan A. Jordan. The Mary B. Talliert Civic club is working arduously on finishing a beautiful quilt to be raffled off in the near future. President. Mrs. Helen Young. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Babb are the proud parents of a baby daughter.

Mrs. Mary H. Fears was hostess to the Ladies Aid society of Wiley M. E. church last Thursday > afternoon. Miss Anna B. Crutcher has been removed from tlie New Castle Clinic to her home. She is much improved. Richard Bestus entertained the Boosters’ club of Bethel A. M. E. church Monday evening. 'Nofina Jean Hoosier is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Taft Woodson in Richmond. Miss Margret Ford of Muucie spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Minnie Ford. John Hardin of Richmond was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardin, last Tveek. Several New Castle fans attended the New Castle-Richmoud bas-u ketball game in the Richmond Coliseum hist Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bailey and family spent Sunday iu Indianapolis visiting friends. Mrs. Earl Laxter who lias been very ill is much improved. Miss Bertha Dempsey has returned home after jqieudiug a few weeks in Connersville. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Winslow eni tertained the memliers of the Pleasure club Thursday evening. Miss Geraldine Dempsey of Indianapolis was the guest of relatives and ; friends last week. The new ford tear belonging to.Otto Bailey which i was stolen from Church street Thursday was found iu Indianapolis. Saturday. Mrs. Mattie Whitfield who suffered a broken ankle a few weeks ago. fell last week ami injured her ankle again. This is the Lenten season let’s go to church Sunday. CRAWFORDSVILLE. IND. Leslie Dean Miss Airline Narveik* was operated on at Culver hospital. Rev. R. A. Food of Terre Haute will preach at the Second Baptist church. March lo. Everyone please come out aud hear him for he is a very tut cresting speaker. Mrs. Graham, wife of Rev. Graham of Bethel A. M. K. church, will lecture at the church next Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. William Arnold of Bloomington tire visiting relatives for a short time. Mrs. Zora Arnold. Mrs. Calvin I>eaii. Miss Dorothy Dean. Mr. Jerry Eubanks, and A. Smith were F'r auk fort visitors. The girls’ club is giving an entertainment at the liodge home tonight. David and Murry Burdett. Joe Robinson, and Ivan Arnold spent . Sunday In Bloomington.

ROCKFORT, IND. .Yana Clark

The Rev. Skelton Shelbyville. Ind.. preached at the M. E. church. Wednesday night, using for his subject, "Home". Sunday school was nicely attended Sunday, also morning service. The pastor used for a subject. "Going into tin* Ark”. Little D. Ann Pereell celebrated her third birthday Saturday afternoon at the home of her grandmother. Mrs. Mat* Perce!!, with a parly for a host of her little friends. Sh" received inaiiy useful presents after the social hour, they were invited into the dining room to enjoy a delightful repast; of ice cream and cake The revival meeting closed out with two converts. Mrs. Henrietta Gordon. Mrs. Georgia Grimes aud Mrs. Trecia Kindal. Owensboro. Ky,. was th** guest of Mrs. Della Frown. Sunday. All shut-ins are improving.

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