Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1944 — Page 5

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City Federation Women's Clubs Comptetes Plans Elect Con ven tionDelega tes The City Federation of Women’s clubs met at the club home June b at v\'iich time tokens were awarded various clubs for outstanding work. The Thursday Coterie received first prize; Fletcher Oak Hill second, and, Golden Leaf, third. Comments were given by Maud Robinson of the Woman’s Day meeting at Mt. Zion Baptist church and Mrs. Priscilla Dean Lewis and Mrs. Althea Miller also commented. Dele-

gates were elected for the state convention which will be held July 3. 4, 5, and 6 at Simpson’s Methodist church with a banquet at Mt.

Zion.

Mrs. Dorothea Breedings and Mrs. Florence Stiggars were elect ed delegate and alternate resi>ectively and the following committees for the convention were appointed : Mrs. Lula Bean, chairman of Housing; Mrs. Mattie G. Bazel. co-chairman; Mrs. Nettie German, and Mrs. Cot della Garnett. committee members. ■Members of the Cosmetologist & Hairdressers Association were hostesses and served a delicious repast. The Woman’s Improvement club will be next hostesses. Prizes were also given for the l>est essays on “Mother’s Day" and a mom. winners were Laura Ann Brown

HOME FROM SCHOOL

■Miss Vestarine Slaughter, head of the Music Department of the Mississippi Industrial college. Holly Springs. Miss., is home for the summer.

NOTICE!

All persons who have pictures on file at The Recorder office are asked to rail Friday afternoons between 3 and 4:30 p.m., and receive them. Bates of pictures appearance in The Re eorder must be given for release and all pietnres not railed for within the next thirty days, beginning May 26 will he destroyed. Those who run current pictures are asked to call at the office Friday of the same week pirture is used, and receive same. Thank you!

first and Eurlen Brown who offer-

ed the best original pt»ein about

mother. Mrs. M. G. Bazel is ]nil>-

iieity chairman and Mrs. Helen

Jefferson is president.

Ineta Kirtley

Home For

Summer

Miss Ineta Marie Kirtley is at tome with her parents for the summer after a very popular and successful year at Howard university. She is soloist with the university choir and in the fall will leturu to. take part in the activities of the Alpha Chapter of the Delta Sigma Theta sorority. She was chosen among a group and made a trip to New York to sing ior the National Negro college fund drive. May 4 and she gave two brief concerts in Baltimore, Md., for the students at the Dunbar Hi school and an entertainment for the hi Hors at the Solomon Islands. Md.. and the soldiers at Ft. Belvoir. Va. She also sang the part of “Alda" May 27 with Doris Galiber of the Virgin Islands who sang I he part of “Aninerls” on the series. She had the honor of singing for Itoland Hayes, who thinks she has the most beautiful voices that he has heard in a long time and toll her that with no short cuts to her success she will be a gieat tribute io our race soon, just as so many others have been, and a delight to the music w’orld. She plans YWCA work this summer and will resume her junior year of studies in Oc-tolH-e. Iiuliarit jkiIIs is happy bo welcome home this very charming young Miss and wishes for her a «pendy success in her particular field. Her talents, beauty. and gracious manner enabled her to win the hearts of Washington bins just as she did St. Louisans dur-

ing her stay there.

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THE EUREKA CLUB is sponsoring A DANCE At Masonic Hall SAT. JUNE 17th 10 P. M. Till 2 A. M. ADMISSION 55c James Hurt, President Luther Cox, Business Manager Parish Young, Secretary

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WCTU Closes Year’s Meetings The Xorthsidt* WCTU will meet Friday June 23 at the home of Mrs. Nettie Hutson, .’537 Udell st.. at 2 o’clock in a closing meeting of the year. All members are urged to attend. Mrs. L. S. Gaston is president.

Sorority Honors Regional Director

Sherwood Blue Club Organized, The Blue club was organized by residents of the Oth Precinct 11th Ward at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Case in W. Vermont st.. June 11. Legal advisor and guest speaker was Ira Goodrich awl election of officers was as follows: Molly Warner, president: Fannie Nealy, vice; Thelma Hurly, secretary: Neere Hurley, assistant and Alice Philips, flower fund commit lee chairman. A luncheon and other refreshments were served and dues paid. New members are Invited. Attucks Graduate Wins Scholarship

Mrs. H. L. Jefferson Entertains Grads At New Castle

Mrs. Hugh L. Jefferson. Newcastle. enterfained with a formal dinner for the graduates og 1044 Saturday at her home. Guests were presented with corsages of roses as favors. Guests were: Miss Betty J. Mukes, Miss Mildred Hampton. Miss Betty Smith. Miss Bertha Streaty of Anderson and the hostess Mr. Jefferson.

FLOWERS CORSAGES FUNERAL WORK ALL CUT FLOWERS LONNIE SEYMOUR Log Cabin Bar-B-Q 524 INDIANA LI-5885

FAIRGROUND EMPLOYES invite you to OUT-DOOR BARN DANCE JUNE 24th — 8:00 P. M. ADMISSION 40c Contact Employes REFRESHMENTS Use Coliseum Entrance At 38th Street

DOYAL HOGGAT The Anderson Foundation Scholarship. an award of $800 for four years’ study at. Indiana Central College was awarded to Doyal Hoggatt for 1944. He is a June graduate of Attucks High school and the son of Mrs. Mary Mosely. 839 Paca street. Hoggat attended local grade schools and Attucks. he was prominent in school activities and was member of the June Senior Play cast. The Scholarship Fund Committee of the Anderson Foundation has also under consideration scholarships for two former graduates of Attucks, these are "Wilbur Hicks and Ethel Weeden. Hicks has been an Anderson Foundation Scholarship student at Indiana university, and is now attending the Indiana University School of Medicine. Miss Weeden graduated from Franklin college this June and has entered Smith .College for graduate study.

W. S. C. S. Holds Meeting The Women's Society of Christian Service of Barnes Methodist church will meet Monday June IP ».t K p.m.. following a brief businesx session. Mrs Henry W. Irwin, will be guest speaker. Mrs. Irwin was for five eyars a Missionary in Chicago and is a member of the Broadway Methodist church. She will deliver a timely message.

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Seated jn the above picture are members of Chi Chapter of Delta! {Sigma Theta soroijUj, who so graciously entertained in honor of Mrs. Gwendolyn Higgenbotham, regional director. Reading left to right seated are: Miss Lillian Brooks, Mrs. C. F. Allen, hostess corresponding secretary; Mrs. Dallas Martin. Miss Lucy Belle DuPee. Miss Ora Skelton. Mrs.

Higgenbotham, Mrs. P. It. Powell. Miss Lewis, Miss Matryce Dempsey, Mrs. NoUle Jones, Mrs. i'leo Blaekburn, Mrs. Win. Stirkney, Mrs. Henry McCall. Mrs. Arnold Maloney. Mrs. Win. Ray. Mrs. Curtis L. Jones. Miss M ary Stokes. Mrs. Fred Parker. Mi.-.s Mary Walton, Miss Marian Anderson. Miss Azilee Kimbraw and Miss I>*tty Wiekliffe.

Membership Forum Highligh ts Year's Y. W. C. A Activities; Reception at Jordan Hall

East Side Civic Club Council Meets

Reports of committees at the last imetiitg of Elistside Civid Club’s Council pinned that cooperation brings results and also that civic groups aligned with the council are willing and able. The all federation te a was- highy succsesful, tianancially as the council had more than one hundred patrons. Some names were received too lata to be placed on the program. Mrs. Alice Gartin, president. Council meets Monday June 19, at S:30 p.m.. at Douglass Center.

Sponsor Special Program At St. Luke’s

One of the highlights of the year has come to be the Mem^ bership Forum sponsored by the Membership Department of Phyllis Wheatley YVVUA. At this time members can enter a discussion of the inside workings of the Association and make suggestions concerning the advancement of the Organization, Such a forum will be held on Sunday, June 18, at four o’clock in (he Committee Room. The Forum will be followed* by a reception in Jordan Hall at — 5:30 o’clock at which time a very Membership committe is very anbcarty welcome will be extended \jous that all members be present, the new ine.nhers ..f the Ahsmti*- Mrs „ Riehartlson jr.. Is tion. The Committee of Manage- * , .

chairman of the department and

ment and all captains and workers

in the spring campaign will re- ! Mrs. Ada Thompson is

eeive the new members. The 1 sceretary.

recording

A special musical program will be presented at Greater St. Luke Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 3:30 by the choir. Participants will be Mrs. Mary P. McGuire, Mrs. Beatrice Brown, Mrs. Bertha Jones, Mrs. Einora Booker, Mrs. Beatrice Johnson. Ms. •Rosalee Tolden, Mrs. Ethel Hamel, Mrs. Gertha Rogers, Rebecca Brooks. Nancy Johnson. Mrs. Hattie Brooks, Howard Johnson. Mrs. Lottie Martin, Mrs. May Sue Jackson. Mrs. Julia May Reed, Miss Edna Wilson, Olvie McHenry, Mrs. Bobbie Holland, with Mrs. Rogers as chairman: Mrs. Boker. president and Rev. A. M. Hughes, pastor.

West Parkview Church Observes Annual Women’s Day with Unique Service

Family Birthdays Celebrated With Dinner Party

Mrs. Vivian Smith entertained with a lovely dinner party Hunlay afternoon for the birthdays of several members of her family in eluding her mother. Mrs. Etta Allen. whose birthday was June 8: her sister. Mrs. Versa Dickerson. [June 10: Arlo Dickerson. June 4: and Mrs. Smith who will observe i her birthday June 20. Also pres- | out was Seaman James Otis Norris, who is spending his furlough here. He si stationed at San Retro. Cal.. Miss Betty Durette was also a guest. Gifts were received by all.

FOOD SESSION ‘DOWNUNDER’—U. S. Army nurses demonstrate what they have just learned in a dietetics course conducted at a military hospital somewhere in Australia. Left to right: Lieutenants Velda Hargrove, of Aurora, 111.; Bessie Evans, of St. Louis, Mo.; Ruby E. McCain, of Clarksville, Texas, and Frieda John, of San Antonio. Texas. (U. S. Army Signal Corps Photo.l

THESE ADVERTISERS APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE.

The women of the West Park view church will observe their 10th annual "Woman’s Day’’ Sunday June 18 beginning in the morning service at the church. After the moring service, dimmer will, lie served in the church dining room at a very reasonable price. In the afternoon a program will be held as usual. Everyone is es l-ecially welcome to come take an active part on this our annual day. Mrs. Evelyn Kimble, dim., has acted as such on nine "Woman’s Day" programs. You may join us on this day with the assurance

Victory Sewing Club Organized

A new club. Victory Sewing club has been organized and has as its officers: Mrs. Hattie Wells, president: Mrs. Juanita Seay. vice; Mrs. Alice Covington, recording secretary; Mrs. Winnie Jackson, financial secretary; Mrs. Clara Gipson, treasurer: Mrs. Cecelia Witherspoon, reporter and Mesdames Gladys Bailey. Dean Taylor and Ruby Hines are members. Mrs. Cloviugton was last hostess and served a luncheon. Next hostess will be Mrs. Jackson.

of being benefited for weeks after wards. Mrs. Roseline Warren, pres., Mr*. Evelyn Kimble, dim.. Rev. Henry Green. pastor. West Parkview Baptist church. Catch West Washington street car. ride to end of Hive, take Rockville road feeder bus and ride to stop 6. where * car shall a\<e* it each bus to take our guests to the church. Rockville road buses leave end of street car line at 1:05. 2:10. 3:15 p.m.

Hey Lawdy Mama Back With Christine Chatman

After a brief illness. ’ Hey Lawdy Mama" Maybelle. Deccn Recording star is again on board with Christine Chatman and hei big little hand currently on tour through Florida, Alabama and Mississippi.

Teresa Sanders Present Groups In Recital

Mrs. Teresa Sanders will present the Silvertone Singers in recital June 20 at 8 o’clock at Shiloh Bap rist church of which Rev. Judge I. Saunders is pastor. She will present the Ladies’ Trio i f the S e ve nth Day Adventist church in a recital June 18 at 8:30 p.m., at their church to which the public is cordially invited. Elder J. G. Dasent, pastor.

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