Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 July 1952 — Page 4

4—The Indianapolis Recorder, July 19,1952

City Throws Out Welcome Mat For Ed Sanderses, Former Residents

Social St

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By RICHARD C. HENDERSON ’

The city really threw out an enthusiastic welcome-back-home mat for Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sanders. Pasadena, Calif., former residents here, who were guests of his sister, Mrs. Creola Sanders Courtney, for about three weeks. The Sanderses, residents of California since 1923, are very well known here. For years he was a leading manufacturer of lamp shades here, operating stores at two down-

town locations and later on In-

diana avenue. Himself an active Mason, he is also known for having made the first fezzes worn by the Shriners and Daughters of

Isis.

In addition to being one of the first local Masons, Mr. Sandenwas also a pillar of Bethel AME Church and was one of the Seven Boosters cluh. an early affiliate with the Phyllis Wheatley Branch YWCA. t ' While here the Sanderses celebrated their 47th anniversary at what w r as the biggest affair given for them, a big reception given by the FAC at the club home Saturday night. The Sanderses had endeared themselves to the FAC Travelers when .the group passed through Pasadena on one of their ‘ educatior al tours.” and the reception was no doubt a gesture of appreciation. The visitors were taken on sightseeing and visiting trips by Mes dames Flora Winton. Blanche Horner. Joe Drennan. K. L. Brokenburr. E. R. Battles, and Arthur Sanders. Miss Sayde Mays. Dr Joseph H. Ward, Rev. J. F. Johnson. and Alex Matthews. Among the o'her numerous entainments were the beautiful garden party given by Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cannon and breakfasts, luncheons, and dinners given by Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Johnson. Messrs, and Mesdames Louis G. Hill. Howard Enix. Ben Johnson. Arthur Sanders, Jack Gordon Hayes Bransford, and Edward Harris, and Mesdames Maude Wilson. Flora Ciossen, Margaret Smith, and Celia Simon. Tokens and gifts included oi • chids and other flowers sent by Drs. and Mesdames L. A. Lewis and J. H. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Powell, and Mesdames Maude Shelton and Maude Wilson. Other gifts were from Mrs Blanche Clements, the Misses Susie Martin and Sadye Mays, Wal lace Wolfolk. and guests at Mrs. Margaret Smith's party. Other friends sending anniversary gifts included Dr. and Mrs H. L. Hummons. Messrs, and Mesdames Robert Hatch. Clarence Baxter. Louis G. Hill, and Ernest R Battles, Mesdames Maude Gillard Blanche Horner. Gertrude Hicks, Maude Connolley. Ethel Bannister, and Gladys HarHs, and Dr. C. N. Harris. After a busy three weeks, the couple left here Monday for their home in Pasadena, where they will probably continue giving out with the type of hospitality which makes everyone passing through stop at their house. Zeta Phi chapter of Omega Psi Pnl fraternity held its third annual at Fox Lake last week. Charles Harry, chairman of the picnic committee on arrange-

ments. was ably assisted by W. T. Wilhite, T. Pace, and Cary D. Jacobs. Members, their families and guests totaled around fifty people »t the barbecue picnic on Sunday, neld on the island at the resort. The guests also enjoyed visiting and fellowship in the Jacobs Harry, Wilhite, and Hinton co.tages. Sw'imming, boating, ball games, ana stunts were featured. The Wyleaway bridge club members and ther wives will enjoy this week-end at the resort I understand that Mrs. George Dixon, chairman of the game night held each Tuesday, has more than exceeded all expectations. Everyone plays games of some sort, joining in the fun. Prizes are given, and the interest is keen. There are always games for the children, who. my informant says, always forget when its time for .he Sandman. Mrs. Leroy Rambo has returned from Michigan af.er spending two weeks with her husband, who i* there for the summer. . . M's. T. C. Johnson is in Chicago visiting her son and* daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph F. Johnson ! and Rudolph Jr. The son and •ame here for her and will also bring her back. Captain J. Leon Simms, who has been stationed at Columbus, O.. was transferred to the Air | Base at Randolph Field. Tex.. I

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From C. F. Allen, chairman o' the 1952 Dukes national conven- j tion to be held al Fox Lake nex week-end, comes an invitation to j attend the convention It looks as if it might be fun.

ENTERTAINS CALIFORNIANS: A highlight of the visit of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sanders, Pasadena, Calif., here was the reunion of three members of the Seven Boosters club which was affiliated with the Phyllis Wheatley Branch of the YWCA many years. The surviving three members, William F. Cannon, Ed Sanders, and Hayes E. Bransford, met and dined in the hom^ of the Bransfords, 365 West 28th street, last Sunday afternoon. Guests of honor were Mr. and Mrs. Sanders, who were spending their vacation and 47th wedding anniversary here. Other guests who shared in the honor of the occasion were Mrs. Creola Courtney, sister of Mr. Sanders, and Messrs, and Mesdames Thomas Higgins, Louis Bennett, Richard A. Lewis, and William F. Cannon. A three-course turkey dinner was attractively served. Mr. and Mrs. Bransford were assisted by Mr. and Mrs. David Holt and Mesdames Henry Howard and Waneta Morris.

CLUB TO SPONSOR GARDEN PARTY Plans are being made for the third annual garden party to be sponsored by the Southside Branch of the Peace Time Charity club. The affair will be held on Sunday, July 27, from 5 to 7 at the home of Mrs. Lee Spuires, 1537 Olive street. Named as speaker for this year’s garden party is Mrs. Frank R. Beckwith, prominent local attorney. Mrs. Jessie Gunn is general chairman of the affair, and Mrs. Laura Ashford is co-chairman. Mrs. Cordelia Elliott is president of the branch.

Mr.

Jerry 0. Gregory Back From Chicago Jerry O. Gregory, son of

and Mrs. Charles Forbes, 501 West 9th street, returned last Sunday from Chicago, where he had spent a week accompanied by Bishop

William P. Young, Detroit. While there the visitors saw

“Porgy and Bess” at the Civic Opera House and also saw Billy Eckstine at the Chicago theater.

31 Sons Visit Curtis Relfords

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Relford. 1629 Alvord street, should be happy these days. Their two sons, both

'Uoice of the (^adtAide By MARY P McGUIRE

Last Sunday afternoon the 4ocal business and prof os-

in the Aimed Forces, are now a: ; sional women mot/on the beautiful lawn of the homo of

home with them.

Pfc. Irvin Relford. stationed at Cheyenne. Wyo.. is spending a

27-day furlough with his parents, cf America.

and Pvt. Curtic Relford. USMC. i The ladies are eagerly looking forward to two very

important events in the near future. Among the chairmen chosen were Mesdames Elva Ste-

ENTRE nous club TO HOLD PICNIC Members ot the Entre Nous club, meeting in the home of Mrs. Margaret Thomas, 2338 North Capitol avenue, last Friday night, made plans fortheir annual picnic, to bo held Sunday at Mounds

stationed at Oceanside. Ca! ; L,

also at home now.

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Mrs. Priscilla Dean Lewis, national chairman of the Rusi- sti ', tc Par k.

ness Women’ Council of the National Baptist Convention w ji[ U )nee 1°'^a^he 3 "home C ' of^Mrs"

Virginia Miller, 203 WCst 29th

''street.

Prizes at the last meeting were

. ww.'.o | "’o n by Mesdames Sara Helen phens. Charlene Thompson. Earlee| h , f v , Wl it h rpallvC?!!™ 01, jAl ean01 ^ 00,c ' anc * ^ IaIX Combs Viola Mills Tohnnip Tav-1 as ” s ' ' rs - Sgt. White has really Agnes Johnson. lor. Faye Russ. Lillian «dl4. f””" "S ^ Moetln®. will he rcaumed on Docie Holder, and Erma G. McFer-1 oy g ’ R g * * * * ^ptember 5 in the home of Mrs. ren and Miss Marguerite Good-' Maitha Biyanl. n jg ht S Not to get these two White? made for (he club's fall formal. * * * * j mixed up. I will explain that KenThe Mothers’ Council of Gali- ^ i^he sran^KU, ^ A to™ j ames |_. RobinSOOS lee Baptist Church held a love- \/

TO GO OVERSEAS: Cpl. Homer G. Cannady Jr., 2702 Burton avenue, will report for overseas duty in the Far East when he reaches Camp Stonemap. Calif., after spending a thirty-day leave with his family and friends here. A graduate of Attucks high school, Cpl. Cannady has finished his Air Force training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. He attended schools at the Colorado State College of Education and at Scott Air Force Base, 111.

ANGELS met with Mrs. Beatrice Bridwell. Next hostess will be Mrs. Lucille Edwards. The club accepted invitations for the weekend. * * * * BIG TEN will meet Sunday with Forrest Carter, 2437 Shriver avenue. * * * * COLONIAL DAMES met with the president. Mrs. Leotha Sturdivant, 1447 Renton street, for its last meeting. * * * * EL AMIGO Auxiliary will meet Tuesday with Mesdames M. Starms, M. Turner, and D. Williams as hostesses. * * * * GIRLS PROGRESSIVE Twelve met with Mrs. Mary Haines last Thursday night. Gaines were played, and the guess prize w-as won by Mrs. Ida Killings. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Lila Johnson, 3155 Kenwood avenue. * * * * JOLLY SAVERS will meet with Mrs. Evelyn Coleman, 438 Agnes street, Friday. LES SOUBRETTES met with Mrs. Mary Blake, 2115 Highland place. Mrs. Hattie Glenn will be next hostess. * *• * * OLD SETTLERS Social and Civic will meet Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Margaret R. Shackelford, 921 North West street. * > • * t). PROTO met with William Johnson. Next meeting will be with Robert McGuire. 976 Udell streett. * * * * ROSEBUDS met Monday with Mrs. Helen Curry-. 748 Utica street. For the last meeting of the season, the club will meet Monday with Mrs. Susie Williams, 913 South Illinois street. SOCIALETTES met last Wednesday with Mrs. Latonia Banks. 605 West 32nd street. * * * * SOUTHSIDE FLORAL will meet Wednesday with Mrs. Fannie Buckhaulter, 1051 South Kenwood avenue. * * * * WILD ROSE w-ill meet Wednesday with Mrs. Ella Holifield, 2335 Martindale avenue.

Persian Temple Band To Play The Persian Temple band, directed by Hugh Taylor, w-ill open next week’s regular programs presented by the recreational division of the Indianapolis Department of Public Parks with a concert in Douglass Park at 5 Sunday. Scheduled for Snnday evening at 8 is a program of light opera by Renato Pacini's orchestra, featuring Violet Marie Hadden as soloist in Garfield Park. Listed for Monday night at 7:30 in Garfield is the Manual summer band, directed by E. L. Brittain and Roberta Trent. The following night at 8 at the same place, John L. Turner will direct and amateur contest. The Tech summer band, directed by John M. White, will be heard in Brookside Park next Wednesday night at 8. and on Thursday night, also a 8, Mr. Turner will

direct another amateur contest in Christian Park. Garfield Park will be the setting for a concert by the Adult Education Band, directed by David Hughes, on Saturday. July 26, and the Danvers Julian Band and Variety Show will be presented there the following Sunday night at 8.

City Women Attend Guild Conference Several local women attended the conference and seminar of the Wesleyan Service Guild of the Lexington Conference of the Methodist Church at Hartzell Methodist Church. Chicago, July 10-13. Wesleyan Service Guild members from Simpson Methodist Church attending were Mesdames Beatrice Bowles. Elise Creighton, Genevieve Chenault, Hattie Hardison. and Ruth Wales. Mrs. Mildred Scott, attending from Scott’s Methodist Church was elected conference secretary'

Ear lee Combs Choral Group Reorganizes

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side office of the Jacobs Brothers Enjoy VoCOtiOH

After being dispersed for four years due to the illness

of the directess and pianist, the Earlee A. Combs Choral daughter of Mr and

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^^e 1 ^ ildils ° f Juli , a Hepd white ’ 1630 North on 7nd a dau^hTrcs Jf \^aL^and 0b Lu-1 Ensemble has been recently re-organized. The re-organiza- daugMel- 0 of^r^.^Dawkins. Is 3 the enjoyed the fine message delivered Arsenal avcnu + % ^ ! c ia. have returned from a vacation | tional meeting was held in the home of Mrs. Combs, well- | mascot,

by Attorney Mahala Beckwith. !

A solo was rendered by Mrs. Speaking of boys coining home Wis.

Asline Nolan, with Mrs Thennis on furlough, I must mention Rob- While in Chicago they were

trip in Chicago and Green Lake, j known musical and club figure. , I H Elected officers were Mesdames Allean Ray Baylor,

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'Williams as pianist. ert Reed - a h ^ ]c P aI of mine. w h°

The committee in charge in- hailed in last week just in time eluded the president. Mrs. Annie ; to attend the reception of his sis-

Mae Radford, and the secretary, ter and brother-in-law. Mr. and sembly.

Mrs. C. Dudley. Rev. D. B. Dud- Mrs Kenneth Coleman. The re-

ley is pastor of the church. -ception will be held Sunday after-,

* * * * noon from 4 to 7 in the hohme of . . ~ a brother. William Reed. 1630; Last Saturday the bus excursion North Arsenal avenue. Mrs. Doro-

thy Crossen, a sister, will assist

in the reception.

That reminds me—when naming the sisters and brothers of Mrs

sponsored by the Starlight Band I of New Bethel Baptist Church was a huge success, with five busses

going to Cincinnati.

guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed r U s- P res i ( * ent ! Frankie McCray, first vice-president: Louise!

^nder.hf Amprican 3 Baptist* ^

Chambers, financial secretary; j sha11 ’ Hower fund treasurer; Cos- ! Phoebe B. Marshall, assistant fi- setta Wade, birthdays; Ella Mae; nancial secretary; John H. Combs, Chambers, co-chairman; Elleane

treasurer; Frankie McCrary, chaplain; and Costella Cole, assistant

chaplain.

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WINS CONTEST: Harriett White. 14-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William White, 721 Congress avenue, was the first place winner in the baby contest sponsored by the Willing Workers club of Phillips Temple CME Church, which closed July 6.

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j Cpl. George J. Frederick and his . White, it pays to remember that sister Ann. and Mrs. Della Park-'there are a gang of them — Meser and her son. Roy Lee. followed d arnes gwincy, Means, and Dick- , the busses by car. All had a grand ons m ake the five sisters, while ! tlme - . . . . the brothers are Kenneth. Robert,

Williams, and Thurman, who is out

It is good to see old friends of the city. A total of nine, and I who have been away, especially don’t wake up,the in-laws! those who have been away serv- * + * * ing our country in the Armed jv[ r anc j ]y| rs Herman Brewer, i Forces. Last Saturday whom did 2 128 Sheldon street, left Saturday °P, kast 16th street but my f or Detroit, where they will visit! old buddy of yore, Kenneth Cole- her sister man White, now third class quar- * * * * termaster with the Navy. . „„ ..... .. Mr. and Mrs. James Woodson, e had quite a confab. ^He told 2430 Wheeler street, spent the 1 ; me that some higher ups on his Fourth at Yellow Springs, O., with ship resented his getting such a r r Eakins rating, inasmuch as not many Ne- “ * * * * grocs have gone that high in the . Navy. But when we are taken i .Gordon, a Inend for what we are worth and not , Mrs. Evelyn Woodson, is aton account of color, race, or re _: ! endl og the grand convention beligion,. then there will be more of ^t. John Baptist us who will profit therefrom. .Church. The Sunday School Con- 1 Kenneth .says he is in navigation firc £ s , iad a ver y large delegation! and communications. We wish him F ac , . y : ” ev - A - Brown is the good luck as he goes on higher, j* 1051 minister. **** 1 ****

"God understands us all.” We

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Named business manager was John H. Combs, and he is being assisted by Mrs. Daisy Clay and

Ernest Dawkins.

Chairman of committee are Mesdames Jim Ella Conyers, ways and means and social activities: Lula Buford, co-chairman of the committee, which also includes Wretha

Page and Cora Smith. Other chairmen named

were

Sgt. Norman L. White, USMC, who has been home on furlough for the past two weeks, returned

would be in a poor fix if He gave us according to our service. I am

to his base at Camp LeJeune, N.C. ? u !^ y . having a neighbor, Ms.

Sgt. White is the son of Alonzo White, 1521 Northwestern avenue. He was recently in the atomic maneuvers out in the West. Incidentally. I heard the broadcast which took place while he was there. The reporter asked him a few questions concerning the

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Johnnie Taylor, 1647 North Arsenal avenue, who has been ill for some time, and I, not having inquired about her absence from the streets, didn’t even know she was ill. Strange, we hear a lot of gos-

sip, but few things coacerning our all school pals raised in the same

neighbors’ conditions when serv- block,

ice is required. * * * * * * * * Last, but very important, is the News comes to my desk that clean-up drive. How do your Paul R. Scott, director of King yards look, especially your back and King Funeral Home, is ill. We I yards and alleys? Beginning with wish him a speedy recovery. i my own alley, the situation is ter- * * * * rible. The Eastside Better Business

Pvt. John Jones, 1645 North Arsenal avenue, arrived just before

and Civic League is still appeal ing to all to join in the clean-up.

we went to press with news from paint-up. and keep-it-up drive, the Armed Forces. This is the Mrs. Beatrice Holifield, general fourth serviceman arriving in the chairman, has done a swell job 1600 block in Arsenal within a getting the various centers to help few days. The boys are having a in the drive. She is trying hard grand time with each other. They to give each center, Hill, Douglass sre Cpl. George J. Frederick, first Park, Eastside, and the Communto hail in, followed by Seaman ity, a token during the mass meetRobert Reed, then Seaman Ken- ing on August 4. All parents and neth White, and last Pvt. Jones, | children should reserve this date.

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