Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1944 — Page 5
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1944
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Mrs, Ineter Johnson
Highly Entertained Before Leaving City For New Home Durinjr the past week, many friends of Mrs. Ineter Johnson have been busily entertaining in her honor, prior to her departure this week with her husband, Joseph and daughter, Joe Ellen, who »tre leaving to make their future home in
Los Angeles, Calif.
Mrs. Luella Smith was September hostess to the Royal 1? elub of wnieh Mrs. Johnson is a member, and Tuesday, September 2ti, she entertained club members and Mrs. Johnson with a farewell turkey dinner. (Sa'ine*—— * were played and covers were laid which Mrs. Johnson was financial for eleven. The club also present- secretary, honored her with a fareed Mrs. Johnson with a lo elv well dinner party. Games were framed Friendship motto in mom- Played and covers were laid for
ory of their friendship to her. Mrs. Mabel McKee entertained Sunday evening with a lovely cocktail party at home of Mrs. Ktliel Rrewington at which time covers were laid for eight. Mrs. McKee was assisted Ivy Mrs. Kdith (Mushy and Mrs. Hrewington. Mrs. Johnson was recipient of many lovely gifts ns a farewell token from the other guests./ Mr. and Mrs. Henry McElwainc In W. 25th st.. entertained Saturday night with a lovely dinner party in honor of Mrs. Johnson. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Anderson. Miss Ethel Mayes. Bussell Koine. Win. Price. Isaiah Perkins and Robert Woods. Mrs. Alice Spencer and Mr. Rnine assist-
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At the home of Mrs. Brewington last Thursday evening, the Progressive and Dartmoor clubs. of
Popularity Contest Ends With Musical '* iW
sixteen. Mrs. Brewington was assisted by Mrs. Lillian Rice, Mrs. Maliel McKee, Mrs. P.ea Thacker. Mrs. Fanny Taylor and Miss Eva Mae Shelton, a cousin of Mrs. Johnson. The two clubs gave Mrs. Johnson three friendship bracelets with names engraved and heartfelt sentiments were expressed at losing such a splendid 'incmlier.
Lcckefteld Society ended its popularity contest with a musical program and Mrs. George Chatman was winner with Miss Eva Willis runner up. Program participants included: The Mostmc singers, Mrs. Essie Crumbough. Mrs. Hildii Smith, Mrs. Sarah Porter, and Bar ah Elizabeth Wilson who played a piano selection. Mrs. Roosevelt Squires accompanied the singers. Ten and cookies were served.
YMCA Post 107 American Legion Holds Meeting The YMCA American Legion Aux lliary will meet Friday October 6. at the Federated Club Home. The last meeting was an installation meeting in charge of Mrs. Jane Bolen, southern vice-president. The following officers were installed: President. Mrs. Mattie James: 1st vice-president. Mrs. Hazel Manlove; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. Jessie Cunningham: Recording secretary. Mrs. Maude Gaillard: Corresponding secretary. Mrs. Wilma Suter; Treasurer, Mrs. Ann Kennerly: Chaplain. Mrs. Grace Weathers: Historian. Mrs. Elizabeth Enix and Sgt-At-Arms. Mrs. Lula J. Hall. Hostesses for the October meeting will be Mesdames Grace Weathers, Mayme Young, Lucille Gra t nt. Helen Byers, and Mattie James.
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Birthdays OCTOBER 9— J. M. Johnson. 2338 Winthrop: Elisha Chatman, oirt Cincinnati: Frances 'Polk, 2845 Shriver; Lucy Brooks, 1022 N. West: Geo. Beasley. 1740 Yandes: Archie Smith. 2447 Paris: Georgia Morris, Cleveland : Clara R. Kirk. 1020 Per shing; Elnora Russell. Chicago: Willie Evans. lolOColumbia. OCTOBER 18— , Eleanor Moore. Marion; Rev. James Arnold. 2517 Highland; Luvenln Allen. 9<Y» Paca: Geo. Maxwell. 450 N. Senate: Perry Woods. 430 Douglass; Norman Williajigv 223 W. 29th. OCTOBER 11— Etta CleUand, 1421 Pershing: Waiter Highland. 1010 Ralston: Donald Harris. 2715 Highland : . . . Alice Woods, 712 W. 13th: Delsie Brown. 515 W. 24th: Esther Ba con. Los Angeles; Grace McElwain. 2311 Fairview; John Child ress. HI, 1223 W. 26th: Laura Owens. 325 Harvard: Madge Shields. Los Angdles: Mary Trice. 2265 Oxford: Georgia Boyd. 1038 Arsenal; Elsie Johnson. Columbus : Laura Ward. Chicago. OCTOBER 12— Martha Moore: Gladvs Combs. 2531 Temple: Bell* Williams. 2009 Boulevard: Mary M. Gardner: Nola Fort. 831 E. Wyoming; Rev. V Belcher: Mary Miller. 974 Burd sal Pkwy.; Fannie Washington!! 417 W. 25th: Marie Jeter. 2523 High land: Clarice Baxter. Los Angeles: Richard Miller. 1710 Boulevard Marilyn Edwards. 801 Locke; Mil dred Howard. 814Uj Fayette. OCTOBER 13— Dorms Adams: Lula Matthews 1602 Cornell: Harold Vaugb. 43 1 Bright: Jeanette Glover: Mrs. J W. Waller. 8R48 Cornell: Mrs. Amos Primus. 1426 Columbia : Olyn Shively. 1443 Kappes: Edmoni Williams, 2415 X. Western : La vinia Clark. 621 W. 28th: Rild: Abel. 3101 Gnle: Theo. Hurt sr. 322 Blackford •, John Orendorff jr 2307 Indianapolis. OCTOBER 14— Elizabeth Winslow. Knightstown • Flora Evans. 900 Indiana: Norm:. Artis. Kokomo: Curtis Jones; Mary Henderson. 827 Camp: Carrie Lang ford. 347 W. 11th: Madie Lambert 925 Camp; Joycie Baxter. 2750 X Keystone: Stanley Kirkpatrick. 548 N. Senate: John Hayden. 2342 Cor well: Win. Smith. 2447 Paris: Phyl Its Rochester. 1722 So. Keystone: Cart Barnett jr.. 6: Mary Baker.
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A Faculty Recital AT SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH % Corner, West and Walnut Streets j • - ' 4 8 Friday, October 13 At 8:30 P. M. Don’t Miss This Treat. Proceeds will be used as a down-payment on a building in order to have a larger capacity for increased enrollment. General Admission, 50 Cents MRS. M. L. FITZHUGH-VALENTINE, Blind Dramatic Soprano, Founder REV. J. I. SAUNDERS, Pastor MRS, TERESA SANDERS, Accompanist
The Misses Mary Louise Robinson and Ineta Marie Kirtley have returned to Howard university for their sophomore years. Miss Robinson was an Attucks honor gradu-
ate and Miss Kirtley is well known in music circles as a promising young soprano singer.
Gallatin Plant Owner Visits Relatives
Edward V. Anthony, well known ‘•leaning plant owner and business man of Gallatin. Tenn.. spent several days here with his brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. James Grigsby. 960 Lexington ave. Mr. Anthony worshipped 'hr Mt. Parau Baptist church Sunday, and lie will visit friends in Chicago l>efore returning hnm*.
Thursday Coterie Observes 33rd Anniversary Tim Thursday Coterie, one of the city’s leading Federated clubs, cei•brntes its thirty-third annivers iry October 12 at the Women’s club lome at 8 pin.. A splendid program 'ias been arranged. .Mrs. Fannie '.aHue is president.
\ttucks Honor Society Holds Election
National Honor society of AtMioks high school elected the following officers at their meeting Thursday: Earlene Brown, president: Anna White, vice: Mary Gardner, secretary: Jimmie Davis, assistant secretary and Janet Butler. n memlier. 236 students have been elected to the honor society since tlie opening of At tucks, ('has. Stewart is faculty sensor.
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FAMILY REI NION Mrs. Gertrude Kimbrough. 1225 N. Senate ave.. had in her home a glorious occasion in the form of a family reunion, September 15 when her eldest son, Franklin S. Anderson of
Des Moines. Iowa visit**! her. A family dinner was held with four ut her children present. Rev. E. H. Adams, pastor of Antioch Baptist was guest. Standing left to right are Mrs.
Kimbrough. David G. Anderson, Katie L. Summerhill, daughter: seated, Franklin J., Lucian C. Anderson and Robert M. Anderson. Franklin left last week for Portland, Oregon where he plans to make his future home.
566 Jones: C. P. Kinchelow, 1040 Fairfield: Morris Howard, 710 W. 10th; Robt. Campbell, 1214 E. 15th: Millicent Hanley, 631 W. 29th. OCTOBER 15— Doris - Artis. Kokomo; Dorothy Flye: Dorothy Horsley. 550 \. Senate; Mae Casey, 522 Douglass: Barbara Toles,. 2861 X. Capitol; Arthur Earl. 530 W. Vermont: Elizabeth Jones, 910 E. 19th: Blanche Phillips. Fannie Hudson. S40 Fayette: Laura Cornett, 2240 Dearborn: James Scott. 1164 W. 27th: Claude Stravhorn. 1010 Traub: Natalie Maxey, 1*200 W. 25th: FTtolin Bransford, 941 Paca; Willa Bradley. 2059 Highland ; . . . Hoyd Huffman.
Red Caps Aux. Plans Fall Program The Women’s Auxiliary of the Red Caps Union 1006 of UTSEA is planning now for the annual fall program. A Gosjiel night in Song featuring best talented singeis of the local churches will apl>ear Friday evening, October 27 at 8 pm., at Jones Tabernacle AME Zion. Mrs. Blanche Howard is the chairman. Mrs. Rthel Whitley is president. ,
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Personals
Mrs. Eva Swnit has returned to her home In St. Louis after a week’? visit with Mrs. Zelmn Parks and husband. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bradley of Chicago visited last week with her sisters, Mrs. Roeile Gaddie and .Miss Mary Wisdom in Bellefontaine street. They were entertained at dinner, Sunday, by Ewart Morris in Anderson.
Mrs, A.. H. McClenny of St. Louis has returned after being the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Scott in Myitis street. She was a pleasant caller at The Recorder Office and is a Recorder reader.
Charles O. Hodby and daughter, Thelma, have returned after a visit with his niece, Mrs. Annie V. Morgan in Pittsburgh. * * * Mrs. Blanche Stafford of Shelhyville si>ent the week-end with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Stafford, 335 Harvard pb * * * Mrs. Charles H. Brocks of Detroit was house guest of Mrs. Frank M, Brown last week-end while visiting her husband, (’apt. Charles W. Brooks, Flight Surgeon at Atterbury Anny Air Base. * * * Mrs. G. F. Hornadny and grand daughter. Harriott F. Lyttem. have returned to Marion after spending week with their son-SnAaw any] daughter and Harriett’s parent^ Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Lynem in Boulevard pi. Little Harriett was presented with a Walt Disney war Bond by her father on Mrs. Lynem's birthday. Sept. 23. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Richard Page have returned to their home in Detroit
after the latter had spent the summer convalescing at the home of her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson in Indiana polls ave * *■ * Mrs. Leona Goodman of St. Paul Minn., is guest of her brother. Richard Gardner and Mrs. Lucille Morgan. Many social courtesies aie being extended her. She re turns to her home Sunday. * * *^ Mrs. Jeannette Hunt. 2229 4’leas ant st.. wife of Rev. C. A. Hunt is ill at home. She is a member of Bethany Baptist church. * * * Miss Mary Elizabeth Harlan of Danville. Ky., has been visiting her cousin, Mrs Juanita Mills, Sbe will return to her home Sunday. * * * Mrs. James Grigsby has returned from Nashville where she was call ed by the death of her father. Perry Lane. * * * Mrs. Vena tine Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stewart have returned from Vincennes where they were called by the death of their aunt and sister-in-law, Mrs. Clara Stewart. * * * Mrs. Gertrude Brewer has returned from Los Angeles, Calif., where she visited Mrs. F. M. Mitchell, formerly Miss Ruth Higgs of this city. * * <$> Mrs. Mary Ball, Mrs. Lula Ball and Miss Lucille Bush visited Cpl. Gover Bolds and wife of Rich mond. He has just recently return ed from Italy where he and Clifford Ball. 2358 Oxford st.. this city, were in the 385th Bn. They have been overseas 19 months together. * * ^ Mrs. Olivia Satterfeld has re turned from spending a two weeks’ vacation with her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Luther A. Farris, Johnstown. Pa, She had an enjoyable vacation.
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Mrs. Odea Bailey, wife of Wilbur Bailey has returned from a two Veeks’ visit in Detroit with rela lives ami friends. During her stay, she made an extensive and delightful trip to Canada. The popular couple are well known and long residents of this city. * * * * * Mrs. (Jus Hannah spent the week tml in Michigan Mi.-s Novella Daniels of Givencast h> was week-end guest of Miss Louise King. They spent Sunday in Marion. ***** Elder and Mrs. Joel Reese and little Donald will accompany the Rev Mrs. H. Sherrell and husband to Cincinnati to spend the weekend. ***** (’pi. Merrill La swell, son of Mrs. Lorena Laswell, has returned to Eglin Field. Fla., after spending a ten-day furlough visiting .relatives and friends. He accompanied his wife. Mrs. Mary Helen Laswell and daughter Yvonne Arlene home after they spent three months visiting him in Pensacola. Marion Laswell, Sm. 1/c of San Francisco. Calif., is visiting his mother. Both sons are members of the service hands. ***** Mrs Kate Smith of Chicago and Mrs. Ellen Meriwether. Miss Blanche Montague, Mrs. Lillie M. Watts were dinner guests of Mrs. Wm. S. Davis in Senate avenue. ***** Mrs. Irene H. Jones teacher of School 42 has been seriously ill at her home in W. 30th st., but Is slow, iy improving. ***** Mrs. Ddla Johnson of Granville has been guest of her sister. Mrs Lillian M. LeMon and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bruen in Dunbar Court for the week-end. She was entertained while here by Mrs. Clarence Baxter and Mr. and Mrs. Sea Ferguson. She returned home Tuesday after a visit with her brother. Thomas and family in Detroit. ***** Airs. Anna McCombs has returned with her niece Susie Mae North ington of Hopkinsville after spending three enjoyable weeks with her sisters. Mrs. Edith Northington and Mrs. Mary Whittaker. Miss Sue Northington was here several weeks before with her cousins, Mrs. Geraldine Woodford in Lockefield
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Miss Gertrude Smith departed Saturday for Cleveland, to make her permanent residence with her grandmother, Mrs. Willie Johnson, 620(i Scovill avenue. Miss Smith is the daughter of Mrs. Hattie Mae Smith.
The Metropolitan church Improvement club was entertained by Mrs. Anna Parnell, 615Va W. 11th st. * * * The regular meeting of the Ethical School and Shopowners . and Jobbers, No. 51 was held at the FAC club home, 2309 N, Capitol ave., Monday evening. October 2 at 7:15. Madeline Miller is president. * * * The 12th Precinct Democratic club met Monday with Mrs. Louise Starks, 310 W. Vermont st. Mrs. Blanche Tucker. 603 California is next hostess. Fanny Young, president: Mrs. Starks, reporter and Tom Wakefield, precinct committee
The Anna Blackwell Missionary society of Jones Tabernacle AME Zion church is sponsoring a musical Friday evening, October 6 at 8 pm.
treshments served. Fannie Young is president. ***** American Beauty Embroidery club meets Oct. 6 at 1 pm., at the club home. Election of officers follows the annual luncheon.
Mrs. Anita Riding entertained the Lucky Queens with a lovely luncheon Friday evening. Prizes were won by Ruby Holey. Mrs. Mai Gay and Mrs. Rena Mai Bridweli. ***** Merrymakers Whist club met with Mrs. Lucille Hines. (Prizes were won by Alice Blair. Florence Combs and Alma McKissick. ***** Beauty Operators To Meet. All Beauty operators are urged to attend a special meeeting October 8 at the YWCA at 4:30 pm. of which Mrs Clara Patton is the j chairman and Mrs. Lila Mae Randel is co-chairm«n. No shop own- 1 ers will be admitted. ***** Vai^Dykes met with John Davis in Lockefield Gardens Sunday. Next meeting will !>e held Sunloy October 15 with Hobart Crawford. George Pope is president. ***** Dilphine club met Saturday with Mrs. Willia Hollins as hostess. ***** •
Mrs. Maggie Nelson Highly Entertained While Here
Mrs. Mamie Nelson of Los Angeles. Calif., who has been visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr .and Mrs. J. H. Barr in Roache st.. was highly entertained while here. Mr. -and Mrs. Barr entertained with a dinner party last Tuesday and Mrs. C. B. Easley was hostess to a dinner and theater party for Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Barr Wednesday afternoon, after which they visited the Walker Building and the Indianapolis Recorder. Mrs. Nelson is manager f the Nelson apartments in Los Angeles.
RETURNS FROM VISIT
Mrs. Elizabetli Lynch, returned last Friday from Dallas, Texas where she sjHait 10 days as guest of Mrs. Augusta Andrews. While there, she attended the National Baptist convention. Many social ourfe.-ies were extended her while there. Mrs. Lynch will review her trip to her club ‘<nd friends at Mt. Zion church.
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12th Ward Democratic club met Oct. 2 at the home of Mrs. Tucker 603 N. California st. Next meeting Monday night with Margaret Jackson, 502 Califfornia. Re-
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