Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1941 — Page 5
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September Marks Start of Annual College Exodus Telephones jangling, typewriters clanking, train whistles shrieking, more bells, the shuffle of feet, shouting goodbyes, hurried last-minute admonitions, the joistling of suitcases, and shouts of conductors, brakemen, and “red caps,” a jargon of incoherent sounds and then silence and the realization that the crowd of college folk are off for another year in the institutions of higher learning of their choices. The annual exodus has already begun with scores of others leaving this week and next. Annually reaping quite a few of Indianapolis young folk, Indiana university at Bloomington will see the return of many veterans while a number of others are just entering the school. Herman and Frank Battles, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Battles entered as freshmen. Miss Georgia Marie (Battles, their daughter who attended Butler university last year registered for her sophomore year. James Howard Thornton, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James Thornton, and Jotfh Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lee, and Miss Louise Henry, daughter of Atty. and Mrs. W. S. Henry, enrolled for their sophomore years. Other students include Thomas Johnson. Fenton McKeller, and
Miss Jacqueline Larter.
Howard University. Washington.^— — - ——r—= D.C.. has also been chosen by a lister, Mrs. Winifred Temple, an
number of Indianapolis young people among whom are Robert Ran"'nv son o? Atty. and Mrs. F. B. Ransom, who attended Drake uni--▼ersity last year. Miss Doris Auter, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Auter and Theodore Colder, son
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Christian, accompanied him to Lafayette last week. Maurice Neisler, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Neisler, also entered as a freshman. Resuming their work at Purdue as seniors included Miss Clara
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Colder,’ who 1 A m8 ° n „ and , Mi « 8 Corrhm oJnes. spent the summer here with their , Maxwell and Harry Kenneth parents, have returned for their s P arks ’ sons of Mr - and Mra - Max *
junior years. Arthur Sanders, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sanders who attended the summer session Of the school enrolled for his junior year. Ray Coston, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Coston resumed his studies in the school of medicine and Emerson Julian of Creencastle entered his senior year in the school of medicine. \ ***** Studying at Wilberforce university for the second year will be Miss Elizabeth Ann Bennett, daughter of Robert Bennett and Miss Anna Anderson. Miss Rose GoldMary Anderson. Miss Rose Colder. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Colder, entered as a freshman. *• « * * Talladega College, at Talladega. Alabama, will again claim Miss A’Lella Josephine Kirk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kirk, who will attend the university on a scholarship and will be a sophomore. Miss Rena Carr returned as a junior. Also entering as freshmen were Miss Betty Powell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Powell, and Miss Martha Conner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Conner, who entered the univer»ity on a scholarship received upon her graduation from Crispus Attacks in June. ** * ** Lee J. Martin, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Martin, entered Purdue university at West Lafayette, where he will study in the School of Engineering. His parents and
well Sparks of Terre Haute, have returned for their sophomore year.
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Miss Gloria Ann Morton-Finney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Morton-Finney, has gone to Oberlin. Ohio, where she enrolled as a freshman in Oberlin College.
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Miss Dorothy Martin, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin, has entered her senior year at Lincoln university, Jefferson City, Mo., and Miss Eleanor Martin, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin, entered her junior year at Talladega College. Miss Virginia Nichols, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nichols has entered Xavier university in New Orleans. La., where she will major in mathematics and chemistry. Miss Nichols is a graduate of St. Francis de Sales in Rock Castle. Va., and also attended Indiana University Extension. PASS THROUGH CITY
J. D. Williams, Memphis. Tenn., passed through the city with his little five year old daughter. Monice. enroute to Memphis, via Chicago. after having attended the Letter Carriers convention which recently convened in Los Angeles. Little Monice was majorette in the only colored band which was in the convention parade. While in the city, they visited with his sister. Mrs. Josie Crooks. 2436 Ethel street and also visited the Recorder office.
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REV. J. B. CARTER Services at 25th St. Baptist church: Sunday school at 9:30 A.M.; 11 o’clock sermon by the minister, subject “It Can iE® Done.” “I use this method of expressing my heartfelt thanks to my many friends for what they have done toward the Broadcast Hour. Time is so limited that I can’t use so much of it on the air. When you read The Recorder, the best weekly paper edited, and if you want me to stay on the air to reach the unreached by our local churches, keep the program going for the sake of the sick, crippled and otherwise handicapped. I shall pray the blessings of God on all of you who join with me in this radio crusade.” Rev. J. B. Carter said, concerning the weekly broadcast over radio station WISH each Sunday at 10:30 P.M. Train For Defense Jobs—
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Rev. L. A. McINTYRE pastor of the McFarland Baptist church. Evansville will he heard September 22-26 at First Baptist | North Indianapolis church sponsored by the Metoka and Oaleda Class. The public is invited to hear him. Rev. F. F. Young is pastor. Learn Welding At Attucks
Enjoys Many Social Affairs While Here
Miss Lucille Sprattling of Detroit was a recent visitor in the city, at which time many social courtesies were extended her. Mrs. Sallie Moore in Boulevard Place entertained with dinner Sunday at which time. Mrs. Jessie Hudson. Mrs. Fannie Burts and Miss Mary Mac Jones were also guests. Mrs. Golden B. Peton served breakfast and Mrs. E. Johnson of Chicago was also an honor guest. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Newell in W. Twen tv-eighth street entertained with dinner in Miss Sprattling’s honor. Trained Men Hired First—
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EVANSTON, Illinois (Special to The Recorder)—Miss Cecelia Anna Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson Fisher, was married to John Benjamin Horton, jr., Saturday, August 30. The nuptials were performed at. the home of the bride’s parents, 1011 Asbury avenue, with the Rev. J. A. Alexander of Ebenezer AME church, and the Rev. C. A. Fisher, of Milwaukee, brother of the bride officiating. Miss Ermina Fisher, sister of the bride, and Frank Stanley, of The
Louisville Defender assisted in the^
ceremony.
Mrs. Beatrice Gaines, accompanied by Miss Jean Walden, and the bride’s sister-in-law, Mrs. Dorothy Fisher of Milwaukee furnished appropriate music for the affair. Assisting the Fishers in welcoming the hundreds of guests were Albert Price. Frank Palmer. Elizabeth Bonds. Mrs. Hazel Childs. Mrs. Maggie Washington, Pauline Holt, and Kate Parrotte. Relatives and friends from out-of-town who attended the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. John L. Brown and daughter. Shirley, of Detroit Mich.; Mrs. Virginia Butler and
Mrs. Margaret Williams, New York; Mrs. Mindola Fisher, Cleveland. Ohio; Mrs. Nancy Woolridge, Louisville, Ky.; Mrs. Teresa Terrell, Chicago; the Rev. C. A. Fisher and family, Milwaukee, Wis.; and Elizabeth Galbreath, Chicago; Beatrice Carmichael and Bessie
Etherly.
The bride is a graduate of Louisville college and the Watson business college and is an Alpha Kappa Alpha soror. The hridegroom attended the Omaha university liberal arts and law schools. Mr. and Mrs. Horton will he at homtA 3>S09 Grand avenue, after a short honeymoon in Idlewikl, Michi-
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Returns From Western Trip
Mrs. Alfred Armour, and niece. Gayle Deloris Burks have just returned from a two months vacation in Los Angeles and a short stay in St, Lonia. While in California, they were the guests of relatives Atty. and Mrs. E. R. Driver, Dr. Forrester Driver. Rev. Louis Driver, Mason Driver and families. They were widely entertained during their stay with dinners, barbecues, garden parties and picnics. During their visit, little Miss Burks was given a surprise birth day party at the home of her aunt, Mrs. E. R. Driver. She received many gifts and souvenirs. Mrs. Armour visited points of local interest in Los Angeles, Hollywood and San Diego. A week of her visit was spent in the mountain home of Atty. and Mrs. Driver in Valverti. Trained Men Hired First
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Francis in N. Gale street entertained his brother. Girt Francis and sons. Elroy and Willie Dee of Tennessee last Sunday with a lovely three course dinner. While here, they were also entertained with a luncheon given by the Lewis McNary’s in W. Twenty-fifth street. Relatives and guests present included: the S. Malones. Miss Charlotte Malone. Mrs. Gertrude Whitlow, the Freeman Rowes’, Joe Cecil Francis. Mr. and Mrs. William McKinley. Francis and son. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McNary. William Francis. Mrs. Sarah Owens, and Mrs. Lucille Tally. They returned to their home Monday. — Train For Defense Jobs COCKTAIL PARTY
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Mrs. Magnolia Williams and Miss Mattie Lytle were hostesses to a buffett dinner last Sunday in honor of Mrs. Alonzo B. Perry and Mrs. Velma Barrel of Milwaukee. Wis. Assorted fruits were used as a center taible decoration. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robberts and daughter. Lois Vern, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Riggs. “ Mrs. Dimple Persons. Miss Lockie Lytle. Gerald Williams, David Watkins, Earl McCallister and Master Fredie Smith.
The Modernettes invite you to attend a Cocktail Party, Sunday, Sept. 21. at 5 P. M., at the Old PeSt House. 1505 Hiawatha street, instead of 2119 Highland Place.
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20TH ANNIVERSARY.
A hobby show will be sponsored by the Old Settlers Civic and Social club the last week in October. This will give women, men and children an opportunity to show their hobbys. The club will meet with Mrs. Clara Davis, 410 N. Senate avenue, Sept. 23 where final plans will be completed. Lea r o Welding At Attucks
The House Hold of Rutn No. 5722 observed their 20th anniversary Wednesday evening September 17th at the Masonic hall, 351 Indiana avenue. Josephine Woods, M. N. G.; Ida Winston. W. R Learn To Earn At Attucks ANNOUNCE BIRTH
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Mr. and Mrs. Willie Henry j Lewis, 2930 Martin dale avenue, an- I nounce the birth of a yon. Willie ' Henry jr.. horn Tuesday, Sept. 16. j He weighed 9 1-2 pounds, and both mother and bnhv are doing fine.
P, P. CLUB NEWS
A nice club for nice people. A well equipped club for well behaved people. The cocktail lounge is becoming quite popular with the afternoon patronage and the cafeteria presided over by Mesdames Dunn and Wilson is becoming a place to enjoy a meal and lunch. Quite a few clubs have called concerning open dates for private parties. These pleasant evenings find the members out in goodly numbers. We were glad to welcome our old friend A1 Ferguson home. He has just returned from a trip into the northern wilds. We also welcome our old friend Skeets who has been out in the wooly west. P. S. Richardson, President. R. B. Shelton, Secretary.
Mrs. Aretha Logan, 1810 Boulevard place is ill at the City hospital and desires friends to call. She is president of the Lend A Hand club.
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Now that Show day is on Sunday instead of week days because of school make sure of the hours you attend so you will be sure to hear and see good! No noise, please! I. Russell Returns Irene Russell, who has been in New Castle attending school has returned and is now attending Attacks. She expe-rts to graduate in January of 1943. Gives Party! A hep party was given at the home of Lucille Harris by James Canady .Gertrude Gartin. Anna Belle Ridley. Curtis Harrington and of course, I. We had a grand time! Leaves For C’hi! Edwin Gibson left for Illinois
where he will attend the University of Illinois. He’s going to study architecture, and we wish him luck. Towit! A Traveling Mind! Since Betty Rand returned to Columbus, many hearts have traveled there and back. Frank Lyles was one _ _ _ _ how about the rest! A lyetter From Ruby Ison, of Chicago, who visited her aunt and uncle here, Mr. and Mrs. Chsis. Ison in Howard street, reveals that things are still jumpy in Chi and she sends regards. S'long!
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September 22.—Harritte Bailey 1802 Boulevard; Harriette Taylor, 2919s Indianapoli; Grace Willis, R. K. 17, Box 288 B; Richard Hedgsteth, 453 W. 28th; Willa Morton, 2029 Hillside; Alma Williams, 210 1-2 W. New York; Ha/.el Alexander, 870 W. 9th ; Charles Winston, 862 Roache; Franklin McGraw, 3001 E. 27th; Pauline Morton, 2029 Hillside; James Borders. 1724 Shelton; Anna Osborne, J517 Columbia; James Harris jr., 504 Douglass; Mary Young, 418 W. 29th ; Hattie Bigsby, 863 Roache Anna Schaffer. 538'Minerva ; Robert Campbell, 401 Rankin; Robert Ramsey, 918 Indiana. September 23.—Ruby Roseburg, *22 Maple; Edw’ard Branham, 1810 Sheldon; Jessie Stanton, 1045 S. Capitol; John T. Toliver; Melba Yakey, 862 Roache; Mildred Kelley, 1222 Hoegfen; Elmer Engs, 1)06 W. 28th; Macy Hill, 2355 Ralston ; Mary Cornell, 2940 Highland: Lindsey Hanna, 620 Blake; Dorothy Hutchinson; Mary Hurt, 322 N. Blackford. September 24. — Rosie Tyler. 239 1-2 W. McCarty; Margaret Mitchell, 2429 Cornell: Christine Beasley. 1741 Yandes; Mary James. 2342 Schofield: Lois Smith, 1137 E. 13th: Mary L. Wilson, 4066 Rookwood. September 25.—Lula Scott, 545 ^ Bright; Daniel Saunders. 2415 Capitol: Charles Childs. 2805 N. Western; Virginia Harris. 444 Agnes : Fred Harlen. 517 W. 10th: William Gore jr.. 560 W. 28th: Albert Burton. 311 W. 25th; Jeanette Bracken. 2821 Shriver; Hnr old Wilson. 2326 Wheeler; Nellie Gaines. 1210 1-2 Missouri: Muncie 2139 1-2 W. McCarty; Margaret
P.edsoe, 1226 College (rear) ; IsaBelle Martin Terre Haute; O. Allen 2951 Indianapolis; Joseph Gore jr.. 560 W. 28th; Rev. Alexander Hudson, 2458 Hovey September 26.—James Gee, 2322 Glenn Dr.; Roberta S. Gee, 2322 Glenn Dr.: Maurice and Lonnie Winston, 862 Roache; Frank Dorsey, 2112 Wendell; Zettie Edwards 1439 Pershing; Dovie Easley, 401 Smith; Viola Mills, 2306 Guilford; Oliver Cargin, Plainfield, Amanda Jones, 2023 Yandes; Elizabeth Shepard, Oxford, N. C.; George Leavill, 1211 1-2 Cornell. September 27.—Nellie Youree, 1737 Arsenal; Vernon Mitcham, 1665 Columbia; Ludy Burns. 1428 Mnrtindale; Etoise Harrington, 1407 Kappes; Nannie Pattis, 1407 Kappes; Lelia Bledsoe, 723 Senate; Clio Blackburn, 802 N. West. September 28.— Merrii Artis, Kokomo: Mary Perry, 923 Indiana; Ralph Bryant, 1320 S. Keystone; George Talley, 536 W. 16th; Barbour Mitchell, 1604 Sheldon; Rev. William Sweatt, 2811 Indianapolis; Frances Bryant, Plainfield: Jannie Manier, 2723 Shriver; Virginia Buckner. 470 W. Fall Creek; Rodney Johnson, 627 Locke.
PATROLMAN LISTER VACATIONS
Patrolman and Mrs. Guy Luster left this week for a two weeks vacation which will include visits in Detroit, and Niagara Falls on the Canadian side, and also visits in other noints in Canada. Study Radio At Attucks LEON HOWARDS VISIT HERE
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Mr. and Mrs. Leon Howard of Chicago are visiting relatives and friends in the city. Mr. Howard is a graduate of Arsenal Technical high school of this city and is now an employee of the Union Pacific Railroad. • Train For Defense Jobs
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