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Terre Haute Pastor Is Elected Church Council Vice-President

fifty-nintk Year

Indianapolis, Indiana, May 22, 1954

Number 20

By PAULA BLAHA TERRE HAUTE — Rev. P. R.

Labor Leaders Heard at Evansville

' James, pastor of Spruce Street J AME Church, has been elected ; vice-president of the Council of j Churches of Terre Haute this year [and is, on the executive committee of the Te re Haute Ministers

By WILLIE EFFIE THOMAS

EVANSVILLE — George L. Weaver, secretary of the civil rights committee of Washington, D. C., and William Oliver, co-direc-tor of anti-discrimination, were in Evansville recently for a special meeting with the CIO Industrial ? Union Council.

Claude Henry Holbrook, chair- r man of the grievance committee I and co-chairman of the labor committee of the Evansville NAACP, j presided over the meeting, out of which grew recommendations that : the FEPC committee be enlarged and make a survey of all plants | regarding hiring policies and that a weekend conference be set up to educate members on FEPC. antidiscrimination and civil rights. Representatives of various organizations in the city were invited to attend the conference meeting. Both the visiting speakers are nationally known UAW-CIO figures. Oliver being co-director of the fair practices and anti-discrim-ination department working with Walter P. Reuther. director.

GEORGE WEAVER

CLAUDE HOLBROOK

Association. ■qm* Miss Anna :V Stuot outstanding member of Bethel AME || Church, Indian- % apolis, and state || s u perintendent, I- was Sunday : school guest and speaker at morning serv-1 ices at the! Spruce Street! church last Sun-; day morning. 1 MRS. n»,AH a The Progres- f sive club of the church sponsored a program featuring Rev. J. A. I Dames, pastor of Bethel AME Church, Indianapolis, recently.

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A “battle of song” was held last Sunday at the Hoover Building between the Sensational Southern t Sons of Jackson, Miss., and the ' Live Wires of Indianapolis.

* * * MAN SEEKS SON, LAST

^m ^ « nd K Mrs •n Emo ^ y K A ? de ^ 0 "• , LIVING AT HOPKINSVILLE

2301 Beech, will celebrate their

WILBERFORCE GROUP TO SING: The Payne Singers of Wilberforce University will be presented in the Central high school auditoriam' Muncie, Sunday afternoon. May 30, at 3 in the program under auspices of Shaf fer Chapel and Bethel AME and Union Bap-

tist Churches.

Holbrook, a resident of Evans- p our th Annual High School Youth Hood’s Temple, is secretary, ville since 1919, is an a^Hve J 1161111 ' Conference at Henderson, Ky., last * * *

wiiiiam OIIVFR ; T XT W1 “ Lcxcu.aic u.vix Ernest Merriwether. Sr., wants WILLIAM OLI\ ER , I s .'.!yf r ^ d i ng . ann * ve ‘? !a P’, Ma / 29 to know the whereabouts or get

. .. _ » w rr • with open house from 4 to 8. .lacqueline Jones, Lonta Harns, ; * * *

Heischel Guilder. Michael Sargent,

bor of Liberty Baptist Church and Friday. The junior board of Car- AMOTHER’S T)AY TEA was Vivian Cheatem. Yvonne Norman, . Blaha and grand-

n contact with Ernest Merriwether, Jr., who last lived in Hopkinsville, Ky., or near there. Persons

is past commander of the Otis ver Center sponsored a bus to held at St. John Methodist Church. L. W. Barber. John Watson, Jan-! ^, au ^j e ^ s ’ Carolyn Slaughter and j aP , v information are re-

Stone Post 354, American Legion. Henderson for the one-day con- of which Rev. Peter Fletcher is ice Ledford, Virginia Bak$r, 1 ^.yY en{ J°^ n Moore, visited at S,ee 1 y-

An employee of the Chrysler As- f ere nce sembly Plant, Evansville division, he is a melhber of the UAW-CIO

Local 705.

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pastor.

ville last week, and Mrs. Blaha attended the fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cof-

fee at West Terre Haute.

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T nested to call or write the father

at 2037 Carrollton avenue, Indianapolis, or call Hickory 2243.

State Teachers College. Mrs. Lil-

Down

HOPKINSVILLE

1 Way

by MILDRED L. IRVIN

ELDER M. H. EMERY, now making his home here, spent the week-

j lian Stuart is leader of the troop.

George Sebree, Lawrence George, Dwight Carey. Barbara Turpin.

Kenneth Johnson. Gary, was The NAACP Youth Council Wilma Grooms, Eddies Richardson „ , Hitt h f re recentl y at the funeral of broadcast had as recent guests and Josephine Garrett.

Me . f legate his grandmother. Mrs. Stella the Kansas City Tornadoes of The king and queen were voted toco industrial Council in George, and remained to spend Kansas City, Mo., and the Har- on by students of the fifth grade. iri n ®K ted tothe of ”‘ Mother's Day with his mother, mony Four. Indianapolis. and the court was made up of two I1UII ,_ >U _ 11L L11 „

^airmTi^of 0 ^^ civU “rights H (fom- Arle J ta . IIis T *** tllild, .f n froiil . ^grad 0 . Alfred end at Selma and ’ Russellville Ala> ( Annual c iean-up, fix-up, paint-1 began closing exercises May 16 With the baccalaureate mailman ui uic liviii ignis mm getty. and children were house Mrs. L. A. George was speaker D. Wiley is principal of the school. ;ind Na«hvil1p Tpnn ir wppIc has hppn observed hv ! >ermon hv Dr M D I nrier nreniHent nf TTnH-ne mittee of the Evansville and Van- guests of Mr and Mrs . Frank C ar- for a program sponsored by the * * * dnd NashviIle ’ Jenn. ^ ^has been j r :, vr i o il 1 0t . b 1 imn ^° ns . Umverdergurgh county^area. ter and family. missionary society of McFarland Mrs. G. Sims Rivers, formerly of ^ ^ _ iniannina pnmmittep for* the pam- ! . LiOUL.lLe. On Ma yl8 vhe commercial and missionary

HOPKINSVILLE, Ky.—The M. and F. College of Re-

m O E0 ^ LOVELACE, S „u . T h, .u^en^aUona, CMc ^ ^ j S

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lovelace. 616 Committee sponsored a meeting to was chairman. onect cnooicor fr>c the Fvnncviiip ■ ] lesaames luena otevens, oeiiy TI . ^— I . . _

— o •• >> r j- guest speaker for the Evansville c’lijc i Hill and Gertrude Hermine Gardner, Carolyn Dicker-j and commencement exercises were held Mav 90 Rev I VV r,. Sycamore, was mayor of Ev- discuss local problems which af- % * * Association of College Women re-j “ lll . s * Loul j ;a . 1 ? lil and Gertrude Anne Benford Judv Ewing at ^ : eniei.i ex .rcL,es ^eie neia iVia> -JJ. KC\, L. YV. ansville on Wednesday when local feet Negroes recently at Cleaves “Around the World with Chest- ception honoring the Lincoln and 1 and other relatives and ’ Anderson Barbara Williams ^ ^ un ° t y ’ „ pas ^° r ^,° Washington r , hor _.

“ ,50l ' glass T* * cr,ly . tEvi

mss Mazota *Baltzell and A.frie- nIw^ V£f n ChC^ is |’T"" „ M * * * . . „. ™ ^ ^ j fe“"ed C reSLms T^LbleS da Warfield represented the Evans- chairman of the committee, and Annabeile Johnson. Billv Williams, the church. Baptismal services!, . I.". Mr ^ ^Ja 1,100 Hixson. ^ ^ _ Mrs. Eddie S. Evans were Mes- ervice men. ville NAACP Youth Council at the Rev. G. Sims Rivers, pastor of Bobbv Horton. William Whittaker, were held as a climax. ' E1 j and Clarence Evans, The junior choir of Second Bap- : i; j am es Mildred Newsome and Ge- * * *

Detroit, children and grandson of tist Church presented a program nevieve Inin Indianapolis- Blanche Ye Auld Acquaintance club met Mrs. Betty Ellis, spent Mother’s featuring other junior choirs of , jini h Chicago and G W Stone- with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bell on Day here. the city last Sunday to help pur-j Louisv . ille ’ Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wil-

* *.* 'chase choir robes. Rev. Noel Horde, * * * liams were added to the roster as

Ln!?kh?Mrp^ r aPPPmnan?pH 1 hv 8 Mi«i iS pastor ’ , * * ' i Mrs. Rosa Moody Hart, Flint, new members Guests were Mr. Icwendoljhi n i^estrnoreland, ^virited j 1 eS wm- a m m’’' a " d ^ La '?°. n . T * 5 ' tor - ' n Indianapolis over the weekend. AI Jge stewards of All^n Chape^, E j Jen Lucas J ^M,s. ^ ^ 0[ th( ,

iA ^I E , P h- 1 * * * Go <> d Shepherd Episcopal Church

l p R T V R W ,w art rh l rrf St ° r and f hk lorlum crf the church June M. Rev"i MRS. LALLA PARKER has re- met on 'luesday evening in the iPaul Baptist Church, and his aiviv i.urned to Indiananolis aft^r visit, parish house. The group was given

Up

MUNCIE

Way

By MRS. WILLA L. HUNT

Columbus Church Women Sponsor Fellowship Dinner

COLUMBUS—"•Women as Good

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May Feilowi»hip Day observance Mother's Day and remained

sponsored by the Columbus Coun- her parents.

cil of United Church Women last R . v . u-AcinvT^'rnv u at Donner Center. The REV - J * WASHINGTON has

Friday

Church recently. R ev David Perry. * * * services under auspices THE SENIOR CHOIR of Calvary Brotherhood,

entered the hospital for surgery. 1 Baptist Church rendered its

of the * * * 0,1 the church lawn, by C. C.

Mrs Minnie Broady and daugh- Jennin 8s * * *

ter, Minnie Louise Evansville, were

recent weekend guests of her moth- THE PATIENTS at Western er and sister. Mrs. Candis Moore State Hospital were entertained and Mrs. Ethel Gant. May 13 by Mrs. Lillian Bailey.

Alusic was furnished by Buster

reception follov.ed impicvliately. The couple are a. home to SL 4 S3S HopkRj,

their many fnendb at 1211 L. 1st.. Prentiss Smith, Hazel Washington ed 3 musicale last Monday night was by Mrs. M. Blade Mrs p. recently a plaque making him a , Federation of rinhc setisinn Robinson and Norma Pollard. The

and Elsie Johnson. at the gymnasium. Miss Bet y Barham was master of ceremonies, member of the Turtle club, an ° r -! , . , • ’ patients were served turkey, ice , , — — , * , , F.mmie Lee Booker 6-vear-oid Ho ^- a member of the acappeila > *** ganizaUon of employees who have! wmen wmoeneia in HopKins- cream and caRe Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Thompson and daughters, son of Mr and Mrs Warren Book’ choir, was soloist. The home economics class of been saved from injury by safety ^ e ’ guest N ^ ' T H ‘ ;s,ason * * *

da . n L and Pan \’ p n „i ich Matfia Porrv anB gain er, 1320 9 b. was critically injured Mr. and Mrs. James Kirkpatrick Washington school, under the su- hats. * * * Last rites for Mrs. Eddie Stoner I I Pittsburgh, and E ri ^ e Lu ^f v e M .f "J James when struck by a car while enroute motored to Cincinnati last Sunday pervision of Mrs. Edna Edwards. . awrfnce qualified when a one- ( T WHOO pff ri UR met Evans * dau g h er of the late Rev. * Ch'arlc" BenUey Peck Abe Taylor. Laverne SmT.h '•« ,0 , "" sl " 1ere f J* a ''' rnoon , ; pund cW«l teUM A®Gl£;\L M« the'l w’otaTpLSS an d children Charles Cedford and Eddie Jones. P-'lf'be 5kuUfractu.-e conou^ion Mr* Merrill Colemand and Brownio Troop 68 0 f Lincoln his safety hat and gldnUnS J ° ft t . Rosa Boyd hostesses. The guests M.'if Lkr^T'b 1 i Connie. Ruble. . * * '•<-''11.. aceia o s o ' '-i. n c itldien AtHtteh Allen and sc h 00 ] did textile painting fori Ihe presentation was made b\ j n( -i u ded Mesdames Wallace Ches- t as j ev ; pastor oi Virginia street ■ Rceeie and Mrs. Ray Alexander entertained dna d broken deft leg. Witnes.es sordine, visited at North Vernon Mother’s Dav gifts directed by H. A. Peterson, as^stant sxipenn- ^ Mattie C Adams Roberta ^ P^ to1 ot v ! r ^. ln * a Street Glen g g lidtana^ «He Friendship Federated club May—W «h« boy darted from behind recently. Mii E. Marm, ftudent at Indiana Itendent of the mechanical division, w/ley. M<iL. and TweSames WB- ^ off f ,c,a,ing - " . | j olis. are guesS 12 A lovel . v repast was served to a ul, hL pole into the path ot a Ed Sco , t of Galation Baptist liam Falls and Arthur Greene and Evan f’ a r ® side .^ t of Mr. and Mrs. Mesdames, Mary Goodall, Eugene car driven by Mrs. Elsie Yeley, church. New Albany, attended , _ ... E. K. Glass. ot lh;s «y died May 10, in ChiJoshua Thomo- Ware, Roy Williams, Grace Goat- 900 Union. u .. t ,,, . 11 ^ f Una*#"U IlKeAPWAC * * * cage, where she had made her son. parents of '«'• cly<te Scales. Lorene Kersey Miss Judith Ann Smith student j ” d ( ' bllFcn ! CVanSVIHG LelHirCh UDSGrVGS Ml , and Mrs . Les iia House. In- bome for the past several years. Mr. Thompson John Lucas. James Spencer and at Hinkle Music House, rendered bitSund^ . , . , _ , a a a) Q j-JenapolK have r,Turned aftel . She was well Known mthrs vicimand Mrs. Bent- Helen Washington. an accordion solo during a recital Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson. In-i KJ I I-n mill/ W GGll KAdM /-fV Visiting then- narents Mr and ty ’ having been active in religious lev The senior Th e Munsyana Nursery School at the gymnasium last Sunday dianapnlis. were recent dinner' In QTIOnQ I I UlTlIiy TT CwlV / lyiUy A* ^ . Mr< . p r(lri House of Fairview and circles ar,<1 taught in the county MRS. HUNT on °Wu^i ^r^ved W r , « n, .7’^ ^ T T Tu’f ".T ' the--rturo o, ' a »d kirs. Lucian Be,..' STS-. "ni’r 5 an 0 d U Mrs" cky Eimore en- ^ ^ 1. " 1 Family Week May 2-8. with o a ! “d'^^onln^ wiSi'christ ” ; Mesdames Mary B. Buckner and George > Evans. .Chie«go L mie

tertained recently at a carry-in , . dinner honoring the visitors. At- Tne Men s club of Union Baptending were? iVlessrs dnd Mes- tist C nuren met Sdturddy with

dames Kenneth Thompson. Ralph James Davis. Nlll-C^C U C *1 ll I! I*+* D 7?* Mav ! G. A. George of Liberty Baptist Thompson. Charles Thompson and " * ' iNUrSOS 101101 llEQlllIQnrS llOQllll atlon ’ c u n s jompc a Brown ' Ghurch spoke cn “A Mother’s Conchildren. Charles Bentley and chil- ONE OF THE MOST outstand- ■*. ^ k . _ 4 program Dr. jarnes ^-.fro^n , ributjon ,. ar , d M rs. D. Lee of

present. •'-on. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Booker

f „ u , . u . u , r e r™s y of’’proVams" sponsored as j anda daughters L^ Jeanne and Valeda. s^ter, Mrs. Eva Mar.in, Terre

John^hcrts.s a, ins home. | j “ Xs.

dren. Beniamin Waiker and »n. ing soc,a. events of the season was P r0 g ram for NatM HOSpItal DOYI i

Terry and Fred Clark and daugh- the banquet held last Saturday ter. Frieda Jean; Mesdames Odell night at the First Street YWCA

guests oi their mother. Mrs. Fan- Mrs. Malice Herman, Chicago. Innip Braxton terment was in Cave Spring ceme- * * * tery with Glass Funeral Home in

A/lc James W. Lunsford ar- charge, rived in the S f ates April 23 after

... „ . . GARY—A panel discussion on ,

Dollison and Mattie Pearl Thomp- Center by the building committee -This I Believe.” giving the pub- 1 A woman’s chorus of the church

enn anH \Tiqqpq Rarhnra Taamnkins. nf thp anrl Ractorn J i conrr r r , v-»^»i^

son and Misses Barbara Lanripkins. of the Masonic and Eastern Star information on ' how nurses > an S- Mrs. Thelma Spinge,- was Frances and Susan Allen and Rosa Lodges. William Bert Harper, ex- fe]t toward Ithe sick and suffering accompanist for the entire prona re n t s°' Air ^ a n d ^ Ivi r s ^ Harry t e w - Umon B^st ^Turch^ met UP last > on IVfey 12 National Hospital Day.) hat the purpose of the meeting art Mra 'Stewart and MrAobert week with^MJs. Minnie Milcs j at 81 John Baplisl Church. rt™ to remind the public J health Branson accompanied them home. Mrs. Levan Scott entertained the, Mrs. Wiila M. Davis Crowell. P ‘ ^

* 0 * usher board of Shaffer Chapel regis ered nurse was moderator

Mrs Angeline Watson has re- AME Church last Friday night. for the panel and the panelists turned to her home after attend- T he Silver Leaf club of Bethel were two registered nurses. Mesing the National Women’s Conven- A ME Church met last week with dames Jeanette Brooks and Rosie Hon of the Church of God in Christ Mr. and Mrs. James Olden. Lee Jackson; one licensed practirecently in Chicago. Th e missionary society of Un- cal nurse. Mrs, Doris Mitchell, and

* * * ion Baptist Church held a bake one student nurse Miss Flora

LEVAN SCOTT presided over ^ o’tafVfe MerCy Ho> -

the meeting of the Longfellow Mrs Mar e>* ret ‘aylor. | p.tal h.re.

recruit more nurses if possible. Mrs. Pattie Howard, R. N., presided. Remarks were heard from the host pastor. Rev. Ivor Moore.

Plainfield Church

Council gave causes of broken re- ! p ‘ r T ’ triptrhpr nastor ^ r ving several months with the WALTER LEE WHITE died fo,,oVxor>rl anH xirifo r\C\ . r'Oltri l. r icu. lit i , v i TTrv.rtn in P'ncrlanH At’l-man ATax, O anrl tho fnnoi-al \i;ac nnn_

'atiens between husband and wife ] of g t ' John Methodist Church, j Air Force in England. Airman May 9. and the funeral was cor-

and suggestions on how those re-

Hears Missionary

PTA last Thursday nightf whon The usher board of Bethel AME. Each panelist told ' why she j . PLAINFIELD Mrs. Pearl Belplans were completed for a big Church will meet with Mrs. Eolia chose nursing as a career, told of irg ® r ’ a rre , u t e mi? f 1( ^ ary ,yfj ice cream social to be held on the Mo; row, 1412 E. 8th. some special case she had where j cen H. v returned from v '-■ school grounds June 4. Named * * * the response to treatment w a s j ?uest speaker for L)ay chairman were Rev. R. L. Miller. pvt. PAUL A. NASH, son of Particularly gratifying and also | ^ erv,ces at v 6 ice cream dippers; Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Martin., ••'6scus c ed the hydrogen bomb. here, sponsored by the .emormia-

tin. Popcorn and cold drinks; head," a large-scale Army train-1 tered nurse, sang a solo. All the fmong thtm Mesdames Richard Charles Keller clean-up; Mrs. Jus- ipg maneuver recently at Fort > members fit the panel sang “I Be- 12"™* Hnrr^ pta Swarn tin Haston. pies and cakes; Mrs. Hord, Tex. Paul, an active member; iio VP> >* w i, h Miss vvilma Petersor 1 Horn • Maud Horro E a "

Curlee Dinwiddle, ticket sales; 0 f the Madison Street YMCA and ,i cad j n cr nreceding ithe discussion Mrs. Penny Thomas, children’s Union Baptist Church, was induct 1< - ad,n ^ P* ctdin g lthp Hussion

Mrs. Edgar Faulkner, ed i n 1953. He is a clerk in Com

Scales, table serving; Gran Mar- participated in “Exercise Spear- MRS, FLORENCE JONES regi ' SJOnar y society. Members of the

ar,H /frinUc “ 1 A -“” tered nurse, sang a solo. All U

members /jf the panel sang “I B,

lieve,” with Miss Wilma Peterson Eva Biyainl) A nna Cullins, Martha

program; _ __ __ _

variety program; Fred Elliott, p an y C of the 13tn Tank Battalion. Members present were Mesdames movies; Clyde Clemens, food; p v t. and Mrs. Jewett Hayes, Jr.. Glive Holland. Elsie Turner. Alice Mrs. Vanness Post, publicity, and Manassas. Va., were weekend Blown. Hattie Fields. Frances Burl Clark and Joseph Lyons, gen- guests of his narents before leav- J° nes and Mary Goodall. eral chairmen. ing for Fort Dix. N. J., where he * * *

Goss and Gladys Carbin, with Miss Kathryn Cullins at the piano. Mrs. Swarn was honored for havng the most children present. Dinner was served in the church an-

* aliens could be overcome with help from the council. Mrs Jewel G Fields, church • chool teacher, was assisted by two of her students in presenting ‘Relations Between Children and Parents.” “The Family and the School" was the topic of the Wednesday n>ght program, when James Thompkins, principal of the Third Avenue school, spoke on things the c chcol is doing to help the child find the fulfillment of his quest or being loved, knowing he beongs to the group and accomplishng the things he wants to do. Representaives from the fire and police departments were present Thursday night to explain how each is attempting to maintain safety for the individual in the community. LIEUT. E. HOOVER of the police department spoke on pedesirian fights and traffic violations, while Capt. Earl Ford of the fire department showed a film “Operation Ivy.” a recently released technicolor picture on the hydrogen

bomb.

Mrs. Anne Boland, visiting nurse, was also present.

1" j.,,, m „ rn i nc , ••riifi Lunsford was honorably discharged c’ucted May 13 at the Pee Dee spoke Sunday morning on The icumm* n .1 and is RarvHsi rhinvh with s i.

Heart of the Home.’

Gary NACGs List Delegates For State Meet

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Mrs. Nancy Swarn was hostess

Friday night. May 7. ended the reries with the theme “The Fahii-

will be processed for duty in Herman Simpson, owner of a to th* stewadress board last Fri- ly and Its Church. Paul V. Brock,

Mr. and Mrs. Ithemer Watkins. Europe. Mrs. Jewett will return beauty salon at 818 S. Grant, has 1 da y night. New Castle, entertained members to Manassas to resume her duties recently become the third young I The God’s Sunbeams group of of the M. and W. and the Men’s as a public school teacher. man in the past few weeks to open l f he church will sponsor a program Progressive clubs recenlty. At- * * * » place of business here. The young Sunday. tending were Mesdames Ruth Jack- Mrs. Margaret Curl was hostess men are chiefly taking advantage 1 Miss Kathryn Cullins was hostess son Anna Belle Williams, Etta to the Wohelo League last week, of the GI bill. to the missionary society recently.

layman at Bethany Christian Church, spoke on church loyalty. Dr. Edgar McKnown, dean of Evansville Callage, pointed out that the family looks to the church :or consultation and giudance and

GARY — The Gary chapter of he National Association of Colored Girl* held its regular city federation mee ing at the home of Mrs. Mary J. Hatfield. 2632 Madison, last

Sunday.

Reports on the NACG Tea were heard and the Misse^Wilma Peterson, Jacqueline Elkins and Jane Harold Smith were elected delegates to the state meeting at Evans-

ville, July 3-4

Mrs. Gertrude Williams of East Chicago, state supervisor of girls,, discussed the program for the state j

meeting.

The city sponsor. Mrs. Essie Braddock, was unable to be present because of illness. Sponsors attending were Mesdames Tomsie Eubanks. Grace Banks and Eddie R. Taylor and Miss Ernestine Campbell. Miss Peterson is city president.

from Camp Kilmer, N. J. and is Baptist Church with Rev. S. L. spending his leave with his moth- Stewart officiating. Survivors are cr, Mrs. Mary F. Lunsford, before the mother. Mrs. Alice Weathers; reenli c ting. He receiver the Good three brothel's, four sisters, three Conduct Medal, National Defense half-brothers, two halis-sisters, and Korean Senice Medals and six nephews, ten nieces, two uncles Korean Unit, Presidential citation and three aunts. Burial in the Pee ■ md U. N. service ribbons while Dee cemetery with Babbage Fu-

n service. neral Home in charge. A/lc and Mrs. Warner B. Thom- * * *

as. Cocoa. Fla., were recent guests The funeral of Mrs. EstelLa Bow,jf her parents Mr. and Mrs. Law- man, who died May 77, was held rence Pendleton. They were en- a' the Durrett Avenue Baptist route from Springfield, where they Church May 14, with Rev. D. W. attended the funeral of Mrs. Lil- Roberts, pastor, delivering the liam Thomas, mother of Airman eulogy. The survivors are four Thomas. sons, five grandchildren and one

* * * brother. Burial was in Cave Spring

THE FINESSE BARBERS and cemetery with Babbage Funeral

Beau icians club worshiped at Home in charge.

Hod Carriers At Marion Go On Pay Strike

were proceeding with other crafts, gnoring the picket lines set up ■ by the laborers, the only excep- , ion being the new mess hall at 1 .he Veterans Hospital where most ! of the construction work was halted. Major construction projects in1 ?lude a new warehouse at the

MARION Members of the Com- B-GA, a major building at the mon^ Laborers and Hod Carriers Anaconda Wire and Cable CornUnion (AFLI went on strike May I P any < md ‘ wo new S'* 1001

10 against the Marion Contractors |

Association. Harvey Swindler, busi- For good printing “In a hurry,’*

For good printing “In a hurry,’ phone The Indianapolis Recorder

1 ness agent, said the only point in dispute was a 10 cents an hour increase in the existing scale of

$1.80 per hour.

phone The Indianapolis Recorder Printing Co., at LI. 1545. Yon will be pleased and proud of the work.

Printing Co., at LI. 1545. You will At the beginning of the strike | Re ad Indianapolis Recorder Ads. be pleased and proud of the work. all. major construction projdi ts s

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