Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1955 — Page 7

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Rummage Sale 522 Douglass St. (Rear) Saturday 9:30 A. M. HOLIDAY INN Elizabeth Coleman Bay - Children - Men’s and Women’s Clothing

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MARION COUNTY HOME GUILD Rummage Sale Friday, Oct. 7—12 Noon Saturday, Oct. 8, 7:00 A. M 16th and Alvord Streets COMMUNITY CENTER

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TH3 MISSIONARY OF UNrN BAPTIST CHURCH Stioyhard and Howard Wiii Observe Their WOMEN'S DAY Sunday, Oct. 9, 3:30 P. M. Guest Speaker SISTER FANNIE MAYFIELD of Louisville, Ky. The Public Is Invited Sis. Johnnie B. Williams, Pres. Rev. Otis Ndnee, Minister

TRUE VINE BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor’s Aid Is Having Their Regular Monthly Program SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9 3:30 P. M. Guest Speaker DR. J. A. G. JORDAN He will be aceompanied by his congregation and singing groups Miss Dorothy Harris, Sponsor Mrs. Geneva Watts, Pres. Rev. W. I. Jones, Minister

Metropolitan Senior Choir Monthly Vesper Service Presents THE SOUTHERN HARMONIZERS and METROPOLITAN JUBILEE SINGERS Sunday, Oct. 9, 7:30 P. M. METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH Mrs. Eliza Saddler, Pres. Susie B. Thompson, Chrm. Rev. William F. Sweatt, Minister

ENROLL NOW An appeal to all that want to grow in Grace. Enroll now in the Indiana Baptist Seminary, 707 N. West St., Indianapolis, Ind. Classes are taught 6:30 p.m.. Wed., Thu., Friday. Subjects— 1) Biblical Interpretation; 2T Christian Doctrine; 3) The Life of Christ; 4) Homiletics; 5) How to Sneak Good English; 6) The Missionary General Theme: 7) Church Government; 8) We Specialize in helping students from all eiwrches. Rev. Judge I. Saunders, Founder and President. WA. 3-6692. 9/24/6t.

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HOT POINT CONTEST WINNER: Mrs Ethel McLane, 3326 N. Illinois, happily inspects the latest model Hotpoint electric range she won in a national essay contest telling why she preferred Hotpoint ranges to any other make. Ray Taylor, manager of the popular Simmons Home Appliances, 3360 N. Illinois, who announced the selection of winners chosen by a panel of judges in Chicago Wednesday, receives Mrs. McLane's instruction for sending the beautiful Hotpoint range to her h«me and endorse^ her judgment that Hotpoint appliances are superior.

Rev. Charles G. Rbwl6tt will deliver tH6 opening sermon at the Women’s Convention. The missionary program conducted by Mrs. J Goldie Thomas, will present a (talk by Mrs. Jewel Toraln, Indianapolis. Mrs. Odelia Haynes, chairJof the visual aid department, will present a film on foreign missions. Mrs. Roberta Palmer, Gary, 'will appear on the program Wednesday, and a report will be made by Mrs. Emma Edwards, Indianapolis, director of the Baptist camp. I Mrs. Hall will deliver the president’s annual address and report Ion her trip to the World Baptist Alliance held in London last August. THE YOUTH CONVENTION will open Wednesday afternoon, with Rev. W. R. Brovta, Evansville, as the guest speaker, and Miss Fannie Dawkins, president, will give her annual message Thursday morning. I Rev. R. T. Andrews, Indianapolis, president, will preside at the Indiana State Sunday School i Congress and deliver his annual sermon. Thursday afternoon. | THE BROTHERHOOD also opens its sessions Thursday with the president, Frank Synder, Indianapolis presiding. Music will be rendered by the United Male Chorus of which William Averett is director. I A panel discussion on “The Purpose of the Laymen’s League” will 'be held with Harold Mundy, Evansville; C. Woods, Indianapolis; John H. Pitts, Ft. Wayne, and T. Fielder, East Chicago, as panel participants. The Brotherhood sermon will be delivered by Rev. E. B. Joyner, Gary.

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room floor. They said the bullet went completely through Banks and struck a door facing in the room. Smith was arrested on a charge of assault and battery

A BIRTHDAY APPRECIATION PROGRAM In Honor of Mrs. Mattie Bybee Mrs. Vashti Murray Mrs. Janet Davis Given at the Y. M. C. A. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9th Hours: 4:30 to 7:30 P. M. Friertds Are Invited ' Miss Anna Bybee, Hostess

with intent to kill January 8. 1949, which he was charged with cutting a man during an argument over the other man’s wife. Smith’s wife, who according to him and his stepdaughter, witnessed and took part in the incident which led to the shooting, did not make a written statement to police in behalf of her mate. A native of Fostoria. O., Banks will be buried in Floral Park cemetery here Saturday afternoon following services in the Kirk Funeral Home. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Nellie Davis, Indianapolis, and father, James Ernest Banks, Chillicothe. Ohio.

Wounded Man Found At Home By His Brother Shirley Gowdy, 47, found mysteriously shdt at his home, 542 W. 29th, early Wednesday evening, was reported in serious condition at General hospital Thursday. Detectives who questioned the wounded man as he was being rushed to General hospital said he informed them only that he was shot in the back yard of his home by someone he could not see or recognize after he had parked his car in the garage. Owen G. Gowdy, a brother living next door, at 544, said after hearing two shots, he rushed into the yard, and found the back door locked. Breaking a pane of glass in the door panel, he entered and found his brother lying on the kitchen floor.

The Indianapolis Recorder, Oct. 8, 1955-7

CITY OPENS ITS HEART TO GLORIA: When Gloria Lockerman, the 12-year-old spelling wizard who won $16,000 on the $64,000 Question, came to town last week all of Indianapolis opened its heart to the Baltimore junior high school student. Here Gloria opens a wide smile of appreciation as she accepts d gift from the pupils and faculty of School 26, presented by Frederick Hawthorne, 5B son of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Hawthorne, 1943 Hovey. (Recorder Photo by Jim Cummings.)

Convict Mon Of White Slavery Chester Mack Smith, alleged 38-year-old director of one of the Mid-West’s biggest shopliftingprostitution rings, was sentenced to four years in prison Tuesday afternoon following r-is conviction on white slave charges in Federal Court. Smith, who reportedly directed a battalion of women into prostitution traffic here and on shoplifting forays in adjoining states, was convicted of taking a 16-year-old girl to Kentucky last February for immoral purposes. Delores DeJarnette, who was arrested here last March under the name of “Dorothy Ruth Williams” when police cracked Smith’s ring and arrested six, testified for the prosecution at Smith’s trial. The 16-year-old girl, who authorities. said could pass for 21, told the court Smith took her and several other women to Louisville and Hopkinsville, Ky., the. last part of February. She said she and Smith “stayed together” during (the week the group operated around the Army camps and in the city department stores SELINA KENNEDY, at 26 regarded by authorities as “one of the best boosters anywhere,” took the stand and corroborated the

girl’s story. She said she warned Smith before the trip that he “had better not take that 16-year-old girl out of town.” Smith, who lives with what he calls “my wives and children,” admitted from the witness stand that he had taken the girl to Kentucky. Charged with offering U.S. Attorney Edgar D. Whitcomb a $5,000 bribe to “take care of the case,” Smith reportedly said outside the courtroom that he was ‘being railroaded.” SMITH HAS BEEN ARRESTED 24 times by Indianapolis officers (‘uring a long crime career which started in 1923 in Hopkinsville, Ky., when he was given six months cn a grand Iraceny charge. He has been charged here with narcotics law violations, contributing to delinquency, violation of t ie beverage act, gaming, grand larceny and receiving stolen goods, besides the white slave charges.

SACRED FOUR NO. 2 Will Render A Full Program SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9 7:30 P. M. SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 1318 East 16th Street Mrs. L. Pittman, Pres. Rev. W. E. Pittman, Minister

NEW HOMES PLANNED . . IN MODERN SUBDIVISION A Meeting With Prospective Buyers and Interested Persons Will Be Held — at the — SUNDAY, OCT. 9(«i—3 P.M.

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Killed As Tuck Falls Upon Him Ray Chastine, 41. 1244 N. Illinois, garage mechanic at the Continental Baking Company, was killed when a truck upon which he was working slid from a lift and fell upon him, crushing his skull Wednesday afternoon. Two fellow employes, Leonard Towels, 39, 911 Elms, and Earl Duncan* 34, 5063 Emerson Court. ! said they were working on the | second floor when they heard a ! crash and when they reached the j first floor they found Chastine I pinioned under the front fender of the company truck. They attempted to lower the lift, but were unable to free the accident victim. Funeral services will be held at the Stuart Mortuary Saturday, at 1 p.m. with burial in Floral Park. A native of Fairfield, Ky., he lived here 20 years and had been | employed at the Continental garage for the past 10 years. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. i Mary Chastine; father, Reno Chastine, Muncie, and a sister, Mrs.; Nell Dunlap, Indianapolis.

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