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I Mrs. Lillian lx Mon Returns after Tour Of Eastern Cities

MISS MARJORIE LEE of Memphl#, Tenn., was the recipient of a Master’s Degree in Pure Mathematics at the June commencemont of the University of Michigan. She is an instructor in mathematics and health education for girls at Gilbert Academy in New Orleans.

International Gospel Chorus Makes Mnnual Report

The Inspirational Gospel chorus was organized October 1, 1937. Since that time, they have rendered service to many churches here and in the vicinty and at the Dedication of the New Colored centdr, and filled twenty-three engagements, having teen presented with a beautiful electric clock. Baskets were given at Thanksgiving and Christmas; donations also were made to the National Paralysis fund and to the Bowers fund, and has raised, during the past year, one hundred ninety-five dollars. Under the leadership of Mrs. Bertha Mason, president and Miss Edna Kelly, directress, this chorus was able to take its entire membership to the National convention of Gospel choirs and choruses which convened at East St. Louis, 111. While there they appeared on

the program, with Mrs. Alberta Turner, appearing on Artists night Miss Florence Madison, pianist, was awarded the scholarship in music. The chorus consists of the following members: Mrs. Mary Reed, vice president; Mrs. Mild Mitchell, recording secretary; Mrs. Alberta Turner, assistant secretary; Mrs. Maygie Hartford, correspondiny secretary; Mrs. Creola Turner, treasurer; Mrs. Dora Turner, supervisor; Mrs. Edna Kelly, directress; Mrs. Wanda Taylor, Jennie Thomas, Ora Lee Turner, Marguriet Jones, Jessie Edwards, Mildred Willis; Elijah Turner, Claude Wright, William Jones, Adolph Abrams, and Leroy Hyatt. This chorus was organized by Prof. I. J. Johnson, Detroit, Mich., Mrs. Beatrice iBrown, is State organizer.

Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Enters Rush Season

MISS PARA LEE JONES Rush captain, presided at the tea given by the Sigma Gamma Rho sorority, in honor of the Indianapolis girls who will enter c<^lege this month.

Sigma Gamma Rho sorority enters the Rush season with Miss Para Lee Jones. Rush captain. A lovely tea was given, Monday afternoon afi the home of Mrs. William Brooks in Paris avenue, honoring Indianapolis girls who will enter college this month. Other guests were members of Alpha and Alpha Sigma chapters of Sigma Gamma Rho sorority. Gaines were enjoyed and prizes were awarded Miss Edythe Belle Roache. Mesdames John Powers, rClio Bohannon and Eugene Winburn. Before the guests were served each was presented with a little Japanese umbrella inscribed with the Greek letters of the sorority. Miss Jones presided at the table which was beautifully arranged with flowers of the season. Miss Roache gave in a charming manner an interesting sketch of the past, present and future of the Sorority.

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Saturday, September 2,1939

Mrs. Lillian Morris LeMon, 1036 N. West street, president of the Cosmopolitan school of music will return home this week to open the Fall term of her school, Tuesday, September 5. Mrs. LeMon has spent her vacation in an extended tour of the East, where she visited Mrs. Mary Dawson, newly elected president of the National association of Negro musicians in Pittsburgh, who entertained with a dinner party at her school of music; to the Gettysburg Battle-field; in Washington, D. C., where she was the guest of her godunother, Mrs. L». M. Brown and her daughter, Estelle, and her aunt and family, Mrs. Alice D. Anderson. Dr. H. H. Maloney entertained with a sight seeing tour; in Philadelphia she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lenerte Roberts; in New York, she was with a party composed of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Williams, Tyler, Tex., and Mrs. Radford D. Morris, Detroit, when they attended the Doctors convention and the Worlds fair; in Boston she was the guest of her aunt and uncle the Rev. and Mrs. LeRoy Ferguson and her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Morris R. Taylor. She was the recipient of many social affairs during the twentieth convention of the National association of Negro musicians, of which she is the first woman president and is now director of Juniors. She made her annual visit to Granville, O., where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Johnson. On Saturday, she was joined by the “Inner Circle,” of the city composed of Mesdames Malble VanHorn, Rhea Baxter, Hazel Keeble, Maude Johnson, Emma Popel, Oletha DuValle, Ida Knox, Emma Lee, and Virginia Fleming, who held a reunion. Others from the Cosmopolitan Music Study club who have returned from the Music convention are: Roosevelt Squires, Eleanor Bryant, Mrs. loma Berry; Music promoters: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Miss Lela Simpkins, Ellen

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Birthdays

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SEPTEMBER 3— Edward Carter, 770 N. Sheffield ave., Millie Mae Johnson, Rush ville; Emma Radford, 2020 Hillside ave.; Elise Durrett, 219 W. 18th st.; Marian Hill, 2355 Ralston ave. SEPTEMBER 4— Dr. O. H. Wilson. Evansville; Isa Meridith, 1739 Columbia ave.; Emma Goode; Louise Winston, 545 N. Senate, apt. 33; Luella Burks, 922 E. 25th st. SEPTEMBER 5— Patricia Beatrice Lewis, 2357 N. Capitol; Jennett Payne, 1003 W. 25th st.; Bertha Orkman, 770 N. Sheffield; Thelma Toler, 1050 N Belmont; Gwendolyn A. Cole, 2522 Keystone ave.; Marie Gammon, 718 N. Elder; Anna Thornton, 1142 Harlow street. SEPTEMBER 6— Clifford Jeltz. 433 1-2 W. North st.; John Nuckols, Wheatland; Timothy Ballingroff, 2034 Martindale; Sam Stewart, 115 W. McCarty; Nanie Phillips, ,2517 Yandcs st.; K. D. Coleman, 2522 Keystone; Nannie Lee Akers, R. R. 1, Westfield; Barbara .Helen Akers, 2329 Eastern ave.; Eva Lou Porter, 1143 N. Senate ave.; Chester L. Green, 720 W. 11th st.; .James Walker, 2016 Cornell ave.; Henrietta Henderson Tallifer. SEPTEMBER 7— Odessa Williams, 1218 E. 16th; Rev. F. K. Dillard, 779 E. 17th st.; Henry Pierce, 506 W. Michigan st.: John Pettiford, Grant Co., R. R. 3. Box 365; Virginia Stone, 3337 N. Meridian st.; Danford . Birdwell, 2101 Blvd. place, apt. 20; D. Stoughton Durrett, Jr., 219 W. 18th S^^^fc^BEit , * one ^ 9-‘ Ruby Evans, Marie Hoselaw, 347 W. 11th,street; John Wm. Bosley. 2033 Cornell; Sidney White, 2538 Indianapolis. SEPTEMBER 9— George Julius Thompson, 112-42 Dillion street, Jamica, N. Y.; Shirley H. Winfrey, 450 W. 20th st.: Stella Crouch, 2345 Schofield ave.; Wm. H. Gore, Sr.; Mary McGuire, 1638 N. Arsenal ave.; Juanita Brown, 515 24th st.; Lula Swain, 1964 Park avenue; Ruby Palmer il42 Harlan st.; Bessei Hoover, 2302 N. Arsenal: Gaylord A. Watkins, 629 Bright st.; Wilma L. Nelson, 706 1-2 W. 27th st., Theodore Williams, 2827 Caroline ave

Hometown Boy Visits

GREENCASTLE, September 1.— The Rev. J. E. Due, 129 Calm street, Dayton, O., accompanied by his family, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Edith Holbert and other relatives. Rev. Due left here at the age of 12 years and is now associate minister of the First Pentecostal church of Bethesda temple. He has travelled extensively, through Alaska, Canada and approximately every state In the United States. Rev. Due delivered a sermon Sunday at the Bethel A. M. E. church. He is enroute to Detroit to attend the general convention of the Pentecostal Assembly of the World.

Thomas Merriwether and Clara K. Hill; from the Malleable glee club, Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Nettie H. Germen, Crescendo club; Josephine Kirk, Walter Dawson, who were elected Junior president and publicity chairman respectively.

Kokomo Girl Honored

KOKOMO, September 1. — Miss Mary Tenner Mitchell, charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Mitchell, 306 Calumet street, recently was chosen the “Most Popular All-Around-Girl”, from a recent survey of many college girls. This survey, was a vehicle by which to choose and honor the girl who most closely fit the position of a four-square girl. To achieve this honor, a girl must' he well developed, physically mentally, socially and spiritually. Miss Mitchell possess all of these qualities. Miss Mitchell is a talented dancer, having won the title of ‘PromQueen’, of the 1938 Senior prom. She was a graduate of the 1938 class of Kokomo High school and is now a sophomore at Indiana State Teachers college, Terre Haute. She is a member of the Phyllis Wheatley club and the Althaneum Physical Education club; an active member of the Tri Eta club, a leader in class and club organizations; a regular and active church* member.

I Joseph Hoffmans in Golden PHedding Anniversary

MR. AND MRS. J. At the close of the second summer session Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Robinson received their degree of Master of Silence in Education from Indiana State Teachers’ college. Mrs. Robinson was formerly Miss Lottie B. Offett of Terre Haute, where she Caught in the Highland school. She is a member of Alpha Eta Omega

V. ROBINSON chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority and Ls very active in Girl Reserve work in Kentucky Mr. Robinson, formerly of Louisville, is principal of BondWasbington High school at Elizabethtown, Ky. He also is president of the Western District Athletic association of the state.

Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. Ethel Shivers, 323 Agnes st., was hostess at a pretty luncheon in honor of Rev. Mrs. Washington, of Niagara Falls, Wednesday. The home was decorated beautifully with summer flowers. Mrs. Ol’ie Roberts entertained with a solo; Mrs. Washington, with a reading. Guests included: Mrs. - Charles Baylum; Rev. and Mrs. Ramsey; Rev. and Mrs. A. Y. Smith; Mesdames Catherine Grady. Anna Winstead. Anna Bembry. Elsie Birdsong. and Louise Hunter ; Miss Jahnson. <

Bassett-W rights Hold Reunion, Picnic

Mr. and Mrs. J. Wright, were gracious hosts to the annual reunion picnic of the Bassett-Wright family, August 20. Guests were: Misses. Mollie Jeanella. Ora Lee and Mary Elizabeth. and Messrs. Harold and Jessie Bassett; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Jr.. Eva Pearl and Roberta Matthews; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Robert Lee, Jr., and Sr., Wilkes; Mr. and Mrs. Wright: Mr. and Mrs. liee Arthur, Jr., and Sr., Bryant; Eddie Rice; Mr. and Mrs. Flo Mae Hayes; Mr. and Mrs. Gleavee; Mrs. Jennie Hayes, Chicago; Mrs. Gabe Shelby Bmtler. Mrs. Mary Tomp-

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Mrs. Jennie is the house guest of the Bassetts, 876 W. Iftth street.

President

Church Activities

BRETHREN: An Uie King shall answer and say unto them. Verily I say unto you. Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me. Matt. 26:40. Sacrifice and attend those things that are in the Temples of the Lord. Ab..

MRS. HAIDEE WILSON Under the leadership of Mrs. Wilson, who has presided over twenty-two departments of the church, is to be commended for her efficiency in the twenty-first annual session. The following achievements, are credited to her: The organizing of a president’s council; addition of the New Bethel Booster, and the only resident of the convention to have ever enrolled more than one hundred annual members before the convention opened.__The convention theme was “Co-operation,” and was discussed by Ervin Hatcher and Mrs. Adelaide Taylor. Rev. McKnight preached; Mrs. Cordelia Watson was in charge of consecration period; soloists were: Mrs. Edmonia Toliver Lee and Mrs. Charlena Hibbitt. The president’s address was taken from the subject, “Go Forward.” The following past presidents present were: Rev. George Baltimore, Mrs. Mary Heater, Robert Edwards and Wm. Gray. The late Dr. N. A. Seymour organized the church convention. The newly elected president is Mrs. Bernice Sweeny.

GREENFIELD BAPTIST. Announces a tent meeting in W. Fourth street near Harrison street, new ministers each night. The following members are ill: Mrs. Anna Batties and John Johnson. These meetings began last Sunday. Rev. Mimins of Bethesda Baptist, preach ed; Rev. O. S. Grooms, preached the entire week. There were severol visitors from Morristown and here. Everyone invited. Kev. W. S. Byrd, pastor. Daisy Edmonds

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METROPOLITAN. A play will be given at the church September 17 at 3 o’clock, entitled the “Challenge of the Cross,” given by the ladies of Friendship club of New Liberty Baptist church and Metropolitan Usher board. Pat Smith, president: Rev. J. D. Johnson, pastor. Wednesday night, September 6, Rev. Sweatt ’ will preach for the Usher board at S

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ALONZO BLACKBURN IN RECITAL i The Men’s union Bible class and Simpson M. E. chapel will present Alonzo Blackburn in a recital at Simpson church early this month. Young Blackburn, a recent graduate of Atucks, who was a student for the past seven years of Mrs. Steiner Jackson and Russell McGinnis, artist teacher of Burroughs school of Music, is organist for both Simpson and the Men’s Bible class. He was winner of the regional piano contest sponsored by the Indiana university and an Indiana State convention scholarship; he received honorable mention in the State contest, and is president of the High school section of the Indianapolis Music promoters.

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GREATER BETHEL. Mrs. Pattie McDowell, evangelist of Greater Bethel A. M. E. church will preach at Greater Phillip’s Memorial C. M. E. church, Sunday, September 3, at 3:30 o’clock. The Woman’s chorus of Bethel will sin^ also other choruses will sing sponsored by the Stewardess board No. 3, Everyone invited. Mrs. Fanny Tyson, president; Rev. S. W. Broome, pastor.

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CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST. The baptising of converts will be held at W. Michigan and White .river, Sunday. September 3. Dartty evening and morning services are l>eing held as usual, and at 11 am., and 7 pm. Healing each night, fred dinners are given each Sunday afternoon to the poor and needy. Services are being held in a itent at 12th street just west of Senate behind Winston’s Drug store; if inclement, weather, services will be held in the church on 12th and Sen afe. Elder John H. Boone, pastor; Mrs. T. Boone, co-worker.

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MT. ZION BAPTIST. The Butler Memorial Bible class will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Majors. 2001 Highland place, Friday, September 8, at 7 pm. All

members of the class are requested to be present. Business manager. George Tate and his committee will report. He is assisted by: Rev. Ferry, Willard Wilson, Samuel Johnson, Clarence Alleusworth, Rev. R. T. Andrews, W. M. Higgins. A short program and discussion will be lead by Mr. Higgins. B. J. Jackson, leader, Fred M. Majors, chairman. * * • 16TH STREET BAPTIST. The Starlight Four quartet will render a full programme at the church, Tuesday night, September 5, at 8 o’clock under the auspices of the Usher board. Mrs. Anna Campbell, sponsor, Rev. A. Batts, patsor. * * * NEW LIBERTY BAPTIST. __Tre Hallelujah four quartet are sponsoring a six night friendly contest each night. The quartett will be assisted by other talent. This affair will begin, Tuesday night, September 5 and end September 11. * * * PHILLIPS C. M. E. CHAPEL. i The choir has selected Roy Rog ers as director. Mr. Rogers has been a member of the church for u number of years. He lives at 944 N. West street. Rev. S. W. Broome pastor. * * * MT. OLIVE BAPTIST. The Men’s chorus and sisters of help will sponsor a musical program and pew rally. Mrs. H Johnson, president of sisters of help; Ross Robinson, president. * * • A ten day joint revival will be sponsored by the New Em and Tabernacle Baptist churches, begstn September 18. All pastors and their congregations are invited. Rev. H. G. Gardner will be principle. Names of the various churches and their pastors will appear later. Another big feature was the successful closing of the financial drive at the church, by Rev. R. H. Dixon, pastor of McFarland Baptist church, Evansville. Rev. H. T. Toliver, pastor.

Posed For Portrait.

MISS EFFIE WILLIAMS This charming young lady, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams, Jr., 2817 E. 25th street, has the distinction of being the first and only person of the rsu*e 'Who posed for a portrait, at the Ralph Craig School of Art. Mrs. Segar, a white student at the school, painted a life size bust likeness of Miss Williams, which painting has been accepted and is on exhibition for a prize in the Women’s building. State fair. Miss Williams is attending Attacks High school and is planning to become a teacher.

EASTERN STAR BAPTIST CHURCH TOPS NEW BETHEL

On last Sunday afternoon, the contest between Mrs. J. T. Weeden and Mrs. Geo. Baltimore sponsored by the Convention club and the Pastor’s aid closed with a graud report of $90.00 for Eastern Star and $63.00 for New Bethel Baptist church. , Mrs. Florence Jefferson was in charge of the program. This Is an annual affair to raise money for the pastors’ vacations each year.

Norwood News

Ervenia Miller Mrs. Louise Kelley has returned to her home 1429 Perkins, after touring Tennessee Georgia and Florida. Roy Crenshaw and daughter Pauline, and Vege Hayes and daughter Dorothy, and Mr. and Mrs. Evander Crowdus and son and daughter Linwood and Lettie Mae Beauchamp motored to visit relatives and friends In Kentucky. Among their friends were Mrs. Bertha Smith and Lula Jones and many others. * Perry Brock, Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie Britt and Florida Strader and Rowena Floyd, motored to Ohio and Kentucky. * Miss Alice Lane, of Chicago, is visiting relatives and friends here. * Miss Kathryn Harris is visiting Mrs. Bertha Harris and family. * Mrs. Carrie Galloway visited relatives in Sullivan, county, and Washington. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy Thomson and Mrs. Ella Thrash. * Clara McCutchen has returned to her home after spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Twyman. * Coy Cobb is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller.

LAFAYETTE. (Miss Millie D. Hoffman) Sept. 1. — Surrounded by their children, great grandchildren, other relatives and a host of friend-s, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoffman celebrated their golden anniversary at their home, Saturday, August 5. The house was artistically decorated with flowers, sent by friends. Many gifts, cards and telegrams were received. Rev. R. Andrews and Rev. C. H. Jackson gave brief talks; Miss Verna Galicott and Mrs. Oscar McDonall. soloists; Miss Silance read a poem. The Misses Ella Belle and Delia Silance kept a record of all visitors. From Detroit were Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Hoffman, Clarence Hoffman, and son, Clarence, jr., Litt Smith, Milton Carter, William Horner and children, Miss Frances and William, jr., Mrs. Earl Ellis, and Miss Elsie Ellis; from Gary, Mrs. Corrine Jones, Mrs. Leota Semmes and Miss Corrine O. Jones; from Logansport. Mr. and Mrs. James Carter; from Peru, William Mayberry, jr.; from Indianapolis, Mrs. Artie German; from Chicago, Mrs. R. H. Davis; from Crawfordsville, Rev. and Mrs. Perry and family and Mrs. Zora Arnold, William Horner, jr., delighted the guests with a cornet solo. The dining room table was decorated with a lovely floral centerpiece, which formed the figure "50.” This was made and presented by Mrs. S. R. McElwaine. In the receiving line were: Mesdames Sophia Carter, Lena Calicott, representing the Mary L. club. Belle Manson, representing the Amanda Smith club of Bethel church, Gertrude Motley, representing the Household of Ruth; Sylvia Johnson, Stewardess board

PARTIES

Mrs. C. W. Croomes, 1918 Martindale avenue, was entertained with a lovely birthday anniversary lawn party, Saturday. Among the guests present were: Miss Clemen tine McNiel, New York City and Mrs. McNiel, Newport News, Va. * * * The Pleasure Budies club, gave a dainty party in honor of Misses Mosetta and Lillian Woolridge, nieces of Mr. and Mrs. Wade, who have. been their house guests for a week. Several other social affairs have been given in their hon or; a luncheon Monday, by Miss Susiq, , BluitL These charming young, ladies are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. A. Woolridge. * ♦ * Mrs. Marie Parrish, 3530 E. Orange street was entertained with a weiner roast Friday. She left Saturday for New York where she wi'l visit relatives and attend the World’s fair. She will remain two weeks. * * • Mrs. Jessie Allen entertained with a birthday party for her daughter. Miss Anita Allen. Monday. Among those present were: Margaret Branch, Kenneth Smith, Loretta Granger. John Branch. Mary Holland. Harry Johnson, Coward Johnson. Messrs, and Mesdames Jesse Johnson, Theodore Gentry, Norman Webb, George Smith; Messrs. Clarence Poindexter, Eugene Kittrell, Sam Elbert, Thomas McReyuolds, George Sim mons. * * * Edward Taylor, who is vacationing in Falmouth, Mass., entertained with a dinner in Maspee, Sunday. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Craig. Mrs..Mary Hill., Misses Sarah Tate, Ruby Walker, Helen, Al ma Avans, Messrs. Capt. Huff. V. T. Warren, Earnest Evans, Willi am Swatt. Mr. Taylor will return home the latter part of September.

Haughville News

Scott Luthere’ Eberhardt Mrs. Cornelia P. Yates, Mt. Vernon, New York, spent the past ten days with Mrs. Louvenia Clark and Mrs. M. Ward. Mrs. Yates was enroute to San Francisco and Los Angeles, Calif. She was entertained by Mrs. Irene Jones. * Miss Irene Westfield, left Thursday for New York, Pittsburgh, and Washington, D. C. * Mr. and Mrs. Dorsie Sneed are visiting John Sneed in Jolliette, 111; * Mrs. Frances Abernathy, left Friday for Louisville and Points in Tennessee. * Mrs. Odessa Simmons, has returned home after visiting relatives and friends in Memphis. * Miss Pearl Johnson has returned home after visiting in Jackson, Miss, and Chicago. * The Blackman Memorial singing class was the guest of the Ohio Singing class in Cincinati.

of Bethel church; Gertrude McDonald, representing the Baptist church; Letha Huibbard, music club and Carrie Jones, of Gary, repre* senting the Indiana State Federation of Colored Women’s clubs; C. H. Jackson, wife of Rev. Jackson; Mary Wharton, representing W01ing Workers’ Club of Bethel cburch and Josie Bohannon.

Three Families In Reunion

GREENCASTLE, Sept. 1.— The Edmondson, Phillips and Wood reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood. At noon a lovely dinner was spread in the yard, afterwhich a program was presented. Those appearing on the program were: The entire group in the opening song; Mr. Buckner, prayer; historical sketch by Mr. Wood; song by Barbarq Drake; Reading by Pat Buckner; song, Betty Daraell; trumpet solo, Raymond Shepherd; song by William Mabin; Miss Mary Pittman soloist. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. John Shepherd, Bloomingdale ; Mr. Mabin, Cluver; Mrs. William Mabin and children, William, Jr., BLnora, Richard and Paul, Rockville; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Edmondson, Paris, 111., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Millsr and children Joy, Lois, Roy and 'Hamilton, Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. William Sully, Chicago; Miss Hazel Outlaw, St. Louis; Miss Grace Venerable, Quincy; Mrs. Esther Johnson and granddaughter, Betty, Indianapolis; Hubert, Betty Frank, Lewis and Barbara Scott. Raymond and Jessie Earnest, Bobby Sly, Mr. Buckner and children. Miss Ricket, Mr. and Mrs. Duffy Hughes, Mrs. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Rockie William; Mrs. Phillips and children, Altus, George and Frances, Gosport; Wilber Edmondson, Indianapolis. The same officers continue to hold their posts. Next meeting will be held with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pittman.

Newly Appointed Instructor In Detroit School

MISS FRANCES ELZY, 1515 Samoa Street, secretary of the Lewis Business College, the first to receive a Commercial Teachers’ License from the School during its ten years of operation, has received appointment as instructor in the LEWIS (BUSINESS COLLEGE No. 2 opening Septem 'ber 25, in Detroit, Michigan. Miss Elzy is an active member of the New Bethel Baptist Church and of the State and district Baptist Conventions. Louise Jones Fields, a product of the school, with wide experience in the field of business, has also received appointment as an instructor in the Detroit School. Fortunately for people who want to get ahead in a comparitively short time, there is the LEWIS BUSINESS COLLEGE which thoroughly prepares students for a speedly realization of their ambitions. Stop in at 453 Indiana Avenue, call Riley 8266, make an appointment to enroll now for the fall term which opens SEPTEMBER ELEVENTH. The Detroit School is located at 4712 W. Warren. Tel., Tyler 52057. Mrs. Violet T. Lewis, President.

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