Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1959 — Page 5

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By ELSA JACKSON

At 10:15 Saturday night 28 persons will leave Union Station, bound for a holiday weekend enjoying Niagara Falls. The group will spend a day of sight-seeing on Sunday, while Monday will be a free day. This, the second Labor Day trip to the Falls under auspices of the FAC, is the result of popular request for a repetition of the 1958 trip. The group will stay at the Hotel m Lafayette in Buffalo. Leaving at tnial All-FAC Tea next month. 5:15 Monday afternoon, they are Groups not taking tables are alrked to arrive here at 3 Tuesday morn- £°r contributions. This is a heavy j ng financial year for the FAC. . * * * * * * Starling W. James, FAC presi- Mesdames Helen Hall and Mae dent, and Mesdames Prleilla Dean Moorman, who had to cancel their Lewis, Minnie Ritchie and Dorothy reservations for the FAC tours beW iiscn had a conference Tuesday cause of illness and pen?onal inwith Mayor Boswell, as the FAC juries, will be unable to take is interested in learning the rea- their places in classrooms when son for the mayor’s attitude to- school opens. ward the Human Rights Commis- The FAC is praying for the i ion. speedy recovery of these two womThe same group had a confer- en and for Harry Goeri*. husband ence with Miss Margaret Barto, of Mrs. Lillian Goens, who remains executive secre'.ary of the Metro- ill in his home. Prayers also go politan YWCA, to learn the reason out for Mrs. Helen Perkins and tor the closing of the Phyllis for James Wodlridge, husband of Wheatley Branch YWCA Mrs. Clo Woolridge, who are ill

* * * in the hospital Affiliated orgamzatioeis of the

FAC will receive letters this week Mr. James hns received a letter asking for participation in the an- from Mrs. Mildred Orrid, one of

the Mexico tourists, who left Los Angeles by plane Monday for Hawaii. She will return to the States on Sept, 21 and settle at her new

home in New York City.

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The FAC calendar is looking natural again, with many dates having been filled for early fall affairs. Officers are always happy :o welcome group!' back during the fall and winter season.

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Mrs. Fannie D. Jewell and Mrs. Erma D. Taylor are two good reasons why "Women's Day" at Bethel AME Church will be a grand success when it climaxes Sept. 13. This is the second time Mrs. Jewell has been selected by the official board of the church to serve as general chairman, having served previously in 1954. She was selected to serve general chairman because of her charming personality, her busi-ness-like manner, her spontaneous friendliness and her fine ability for leadership. M*r. Jewell is a senior stewarr 1 of the church and president of the Young Adult Fellowship Forum. She a’so serves as a volunteer office v'orker on the special church bulletin. She is past matron of Purity Chapter No. 51, OES, past grand editor of the Prince Hall Grand Chapter and is now employed as bookkeeper in the Center Township Trustees’

office.

Wi’h her talent for organizing, she has set up a network through her committees to make sure that, from every source, a search is made for talented women participants in preparation for the great

day.

Mrs. Taylor, co-chairman very competently assisting Mrs. Jewell, is a teacher in the city school system, having taught for a number of years at School No. 87. She will begin teaching at School No. 52 this month A very loyal member of Bethel, she serves as counselor for Girl Scours Brownie Troop No. 929 and Intermediate Troop No. 935. She is a member of Phi Delta Kappa sorority. She was selected because of her pleasing personality, her excellent qualities of resourcefulness and her ability to work with people. She will serve as master of cere:nonies. Evangelist Mary Watson Stewart of Detroit will be guest speaker of the day. and Miss Hazel Ward will be guest soloist. Serving as captairL will be Mesdames Louise Davis, Elizabeth Stewart, Margaret E. Smith, Alpha Henderson, Earlee Combs, Marie Ford, Alice E. Bowins, Vivian Marbury, Mabel Hobson, Frances Howard, Willa Langford, Laura Delaney, Sarah Freeman, Henri Gibson, Ora Mae Blake Kinner, Lillian Steams, Fannie Mae Hackney. Geneva Smith, Hula Davenport and Flora Bates. Officers of the day will be Mcrdames Lois Tiigg, June Barker, Vivian Marbury, Sarah Freeman, Lunetta Thompson and Glenda Walker and the Misses Carolyn Robfnsdff aind Lucy Belle DuPee/ A cordial invitation is extended to all denominational congrega-

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Rev. C. T. H. Watkins is pastor, and Miti. Marie Bartee is reporter.

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By MARY P. McGUIRE

ENJOY PICNIC: Some 400 guests and members of the popular Cosmo Knights club enjoyed the group's annual picnic last Sunday in the shade of the Moose Lodge grounds near GLenn Valley. The heavilyladen food tables were constant centers of

attention as an endless offering of food and drink was on hand for the picnickers' delectation. James Cruce, picnic chairman, was responsible for the success of the affair. James V. Dabner is president. (Recorder photo by Jim Burres)

Rev., Mrs. G. C. Mills Fete Granddaughter Visiting City

Calypsos' Plans Completed for 'Bohemian Dance'

Emphasis is being placed on a good attendance at the annual

travelogue, set for Friday, Sept.

25, at 8. Many are eager to hear

the principal speaker, Mrs. Kath- Vote empaign erine Taylor of Louisville. All * * *

three of the 1959 tours will be The Puella Arnicas were guests covered — those to the Tulip of Mrs. Bessie Conn, 2522 WinFestival at Holland, Mich.; to Mex- throp, last Saturday night. Mn. ico and to Niagara Falls. Naomi Jordan assisted the hostess Dinner will be served in the *n serving a most delicious dinner, newly-decorated Aron Room pre- Mrs. Anna Bell Williams, Mrs. ceding the travelogue. Friends may Clara Bridgeforth, prti ident, and make reservations. Miss Carrie Beasley . were prize

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The FAC and NAACP will hold Mrs. Charlotte Hill will be hosta joint meeting Saturday, Sept. ? ss to the next meeting and will 12, as sort of a kick-off for their k 0 assisted by Mrs Williams.

Rev. and Mrs. Grover C. Mills, 1 29 W. 43rd, entertained their little granddaughter, Miss Karen Sue Woodson of Los Angeles, with a garden party recently. More than 50 young people made a beautiful picture as they played games on the back patio and lawn, surrounded with snapdragons, gladiolus, • verbena, asters and roses. Six’cen prizes were given. The Misses Delores Plummer ind Carolyn McGee were hostoTs, serving from the attractivelylecorated table laden with punch, ake, candies and nuts. Karen was the \ eeipient of many urprise gifts. She was a’so entertained with ucnic parties at Dougins and road Ripple Parks by Mesdames ,ee Lively and G. C. Mills and f ard picnics by Mesdames Edward Oixon and Forrest Beard. She is the daughter of Arthur ’I Woodson, instructor nt Manasi as high school in Memphis, and drs Lena R. Miller, teacher in os Angeles. A number of hoys and girls were *1 Weir Cook Airport last month o see Karen off' on her flight mme.

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Pretty little seven-yar-old Miss'-Kdren Sue Woodson flsw here alone from Los Angeles for a recent visit with her grandparents. Rev. and Mrs. Grcver C. Mills.

The Calvpsos have completed plans for their second “Bohemian and Beatnik” dance to be held Saturday night at Kingan’s Union Fall. 617 W. Washington, from 9 until 2. Mrs. Helen Baker Hickman will be featured in a special dance number. Mus Hickman, who danced at the Alphas’ “Holiday Dance” last Saturday at the K. of r . Hall, is a student at Indiana University. Relreshmcnt will be served at the dance, for which advance tickets are on sale. They may be purchased from any of the club mem-

oers.

The affair will be the last function of the year for two members .1 the club who will be leaving he city to reoide in New York and New Jersey. They are Miss Virginia Pettigrew and Mrs. Laura Williams Upshaw, who will beo^e honorary members of the

club.

ALONE:. | Other members are the Misses

Loir, Jeui Avery, Bonnie Hust, Brenda Dickey, Judith Lockett

"Praise the Lord . . . Praise the Lord . . May the Lord bless you and all your people!'' These were typical of the remarks made by many women and men of the Marion County Home when nurses of Mt. Paran Baptist Church gave the group a big

picnic last Sunday afternoon.

They were under the leadership reading, writing, arithmetic and jf M:s. Lula Johnson, who was elementary composition. 'insisted by Mesdames Sartille Married coupies have a grand Jamerson, first vicc-pre ident; Ruth oppo tunity; there r always room Davis, second vice-president; tor improvement. I hope to see Helen Grace, recording secretary; \ou there, so don’t fail to register. Frances Franklin, financial sec:e- There is plen’y of parking space tary, and Pearl Coleman, chaplain. Alexander M. Moore is princiMrs. Beatrice Holifield, the pal and Charles D. Walker is night treasurer, is all o genera! chairman school director. Phone ME. 4-7421 of the annual tea and fashion re- foi further .nformation.

.lew, receipts from which go for * * * preparation for such aflairs. „ ,

rr.u 'o . * u » Funeral services for Mil-. Mary The Ole Scribe was told that H .Hackle, 1721 Bellefontaine, ^eyen hams, 50 pounds ol potato vvere held last Tuesday at New salad, 30 dozen eggs, live gallons oi Bethel Baptist Church, where she punch concentra e and nx stocks was a ] on g- time me mber. Mrs. f bananas were purchased for the Ruckle worked in many organizaP lcnlc - lions and was widely known in Too much credit cannot be given Lastside circld-. The King and the men, Alex Holifield, Fred King Funeral Home was in charge

League and Silas Smith, who of remains.

brought persons in wheelchairs Your Scribe and friends wiU from the building to the picnic r)1 i ss a great friend and worker

/rounds and saw that they were taken back to their quarters. The Mt. Paran nurses have also served the mixed group 5 of Wards 0 and 9 and under the fine sponsorship of Mrs. Holifield have added a beauty shop for those desiring to have their hair taken care of without charge. They have an annual Christmas party for the .200 or more residents, and the nurses also bring persons in to town to

attend church services.

The nurses have a staff of 50 ready for service under the pastor-

hip of Rev. C. Henry Bell.

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Last Sunday morning in New Bethel Baptist Church a wedding was read by Rev. F. R. Hatcher, pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church and a member of New

Bethel.

The bride. Miss Norma Jean Car~oll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. fames Carroll was united in marriage with Bertram Thurlow King. Vliss Jeannine Smith was maid-of-'aonor, End John King of Maywood, 111., wP' best man. Mrs Idella Overton plaved the vedding marches, while Kenneth Reed sang. Pulpit ministers were Rev. A. T. Washington, serving in the absence of the pastor. Dr. F. benjamin Davis, while oil vacation. ; nd Joshua Cutler, who extended j benediction. A reception was held after the j wedding.

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Mrs. Edna Sherron, 1906 Cor- j :iell, hsis returned from Washingon, D. C., where she spent a nenth with her daughter and son-

Haynes Berry, 3243 Boulevard, has returned from a 20-day visit with his twin sister, Misn S. T. Berry,, at McKenzie, Tenn. He also visited nephews and nieces at

Huntington and Paris.

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M:f. Nina Brown, vice-president and reporter for the ciub, had her vacation recently, visi.ing a brother in New York, cut short. She was called to Tennessee to the bedside of her father She says her father was somewhat improved early this

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BABY "QUEEN": Little Miss Kim Elaine Hubbard, one-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hubbard, 3324 N. Capitol, is the 1959 "Queen of the Babies" as result of winning the recent baby contest sponsored by the Janette club. Runners-up were Darrell Leroy McCauley, Ann Brown, Mary Etta Eldridge and Sandra Porter.

Clubs

AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS, Indianapolis Chapter No. 41. wi'l ■neet Sundav at 4 with Mrs. Agnes Jruce, 782 Etlgemont. * * * ANGELS met with Mrs. Audree j Barker. 923V£ Paca. Plans were | nade for a bus trip to Cincinnati I >n Sunday and also for a fall Luce to be held Sept. 26 at the tEEW Hall. Next meeting will be | ,vith Mrs. Dorothy Dinkins, 2433 ! Sheldon. s * * BAYLONS me: with Miss Betty j Courtney, 2418 Rural, and dis-j cussed plans for a “splash party” ' 0 be given before school starts. I This week’s meeting was to be with ! Vliss Meivyn Davis. 3043 Winthrop. * + * DEL-TAS met with Miss'Ann Dammond, 3819 Boulevard, and made plans for a dance to be given Sept 12 at the ISTA Building. Next meeting will be with Miss Doris Ellis, 3732 N. Kenwood. * * * FLAMINGOS were lo meet Fri’ay with Mil?, Fannie Morton, 1314 Cornell. < * * * JOLLY 16 BIRTHDAY will meet Sunday at 4 with Mrs. Evelina Curry, 902 S. Church. * * * KASHMERES met this week with Miss Willa Williams, 2736 Columbia, and discussed plans i'or 1 “Be muda Hop’’ to be given -lept. 26 at the Kingan Union Hall Next meeting will be with Mrs. Vmelia Anderson, 2750 Columbia. * * * PLEIADES met Sunday with Miss Shirley Rice, 633 Locke, Apt 365. Next meeting will be Sep.. 13 with Mil.:. Iris Brown, 1528 N. Hamilton. * * * SECRET 10 met Friday with Mrs. Frances Murrell, 2354 N. Illinois. * * * SOUTHSIDE FLORAL will meet Wednesday with Mrs. Ethel Young. 1430 S. Kappes. * * * WIDOW LADIES will meet Sunday with Mrs. Annie Wa 1 Iaee. 735 Indirna. Assisting as hostess will be Mrs. Emma Fields.

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No®mi Davis, Visitor Are Dinner Guests Mrs. Naomi Davis and her guest, Mrs. Lulu Hedgepath Paxton of Covington, Ky., formerly a resident of this city, were entertained at dinner last Sunday by Mesdames Effie P. LeMonde and Dollie Thompson at their home, 833 W. 25th.

Jacobs. Mrs. Sherron reports her laughter is doing fine in government work, and that thev have just purchased a beautiful new allbrick home. She mentioned another lovely home of friends, a $25,000 structure which she <’ays is one of the loveliest she has seen anywhere.

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You are never too old to learn! The Attucks night school classes will be open for registration Sept. 3-10 and 14-15 from 5:30 to 9. Classen will begin Sept. 14, with just about any subject, trade, business or professional training one | .vou'.d desire being offered, plus 1

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LEADER FETED: Following hor appearance as principal speaker for Ihe "Bcck-tc-School" mass meeting sponsored Sunday at .Peeples Temple by the Indianapolis NAACP Youth Council and other youth groups, Miss Barbara Posey, president of the Oklahoma City NAACP Youth Council, was feted at a reception at the home of Miss Betty Turner (right), secretary of the local labor and industry committee. As Miss Turner pours for Miss Posey, looking on are Mi^s Saundra Malone, also of the committee. end Amos Brown, chairman of the national Youth Work committee and president of tVie local and state youth organizations. (Recorder photo by Jim Burres.)

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