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VIE FOR CROWN: Mrs. Paul A. Battles, chairman of the social action committee of Simpson Methodist Church, places the crown on Mrs. Roosevelt Drane, as Mrs. Norman Banner looks on. Members of the committee are securing special patrons for the program and the crown will be presented to the person reporting the largest contribution. The program is scheduled for Feb. 12 at 7:30 p. m. in the auditorium of the church. Other features will include vocals by Mrs. Mildred Perry and James Bryant; poetical interpretations by Miss Josie Hawthorne, and instrumental selections by lvalue Robinson.
yjeurt oj? the l^jortlieast By RAYMOND MARTIN
! ho future Outlook Civic Club is -sponsoring a weekly first aid t-lass. Instructors from the Red Cross will teach the latest methods in safety and first aid. If you ere ini crested and want full partitulars. call Mir. Kenneth Smith. 1.1. 7-20«9. * * * Mrs. Mary Lee, 3350 N. Down(,v. informs the writer that all vomen living near School 71 at : 4th and Emerson who desire to learn more about sewing, dress ('(•signing, and so on, are welcome to join the sewing class which iMeets at the school each Wednesi! iy from 1 to 3 p. nc ♦ + * The New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church choir wi.h their 53stor. Rev. James Devasher were nnong the participants on the muicat program sponsored by the Home Mission Society of the St. Mark A ME Church. Others appearing were Ml. Pilgrim Youth Choir, »ood Samaritan Male Chorus, -Csthft* White Chorus and the Mt I'TftrWn Ladies’ Chorus. Rev Pennington is pastor of the host »hurth. • + * * Mr. and Mrs. William Miles and Mr. Walter Lytle of Farmland. | have returned to their homos from | Murfreesboro, Tenn., where they : attended the funeral of their ecus-; in. Mrs. Nettie Wilson. * * * Mrs Minnie Gaston reports an enjoyable visit with her cousin.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Nashville, Tenn. * * * Robert Lee Jr., 3350 N. Downey, a pupil of School 71, was elected student editor of his school’s paper, The Chit-Chat. Congratulations! * * * Mr Alton Guytui- and several fiiends motored to the city from Xenia to visit with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hockett, 2055 College. Miss Sophia Blakely was also a weekend guest. The visiting was shortened when Mr. Hockett was informed of the sudden passing of his uncle, Mr. Raymond Moffett. Mrs. William Gregory, 3431 Ho^ vey, has been confined to her home for several weeks We are happy to hear that she is recovering. * * # Mrs. Sarah Johnson, 4904 E. 30th, is ill at her home with a virus infection. We hope she will he up and out soon. * * * To all the sick and shut-ins, remember Him who looks with compassion upon those who suffer.
Course on Aging At IU Extension A course on “Working wit h the Aging" will be given at the IU Exfiension this semester. It is a non-credit course suitable for older persons and for others interested in the problems and opportunities of aging. Dr. Martin Tarcher, secretary on aging of the Health and Welfare Council, will conduct the eourse. He is chairman of the section on Education for Aging of the Adule Education Association, serves as regional chairman of the Indiana State Commission on the Aging and Aged and Is vice-presi-dent of the Ihdlana State Association for Adult Education. The course will begin Feb. 9, from 6 to 8 p. m. and continue for eight weeks. Registration is scheduled for Thursday and Friday, Feb. 4 and 5, from 11:30 a m. to 8:30 p. m., and on Saturday from 9:00 a,m. to 12 noon.
Tabernacle Choir Reorganizes After being inactive for 20 years, he Union Tabernacle Church Choir reorganized recently in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Grundy, 510 W. 28th. Many of the members and officers had not seen each other since the church merged with Shiloh Baptist Church in 193ft • The group brought their old song books and had a wonderful songfest and wonderful fellowship. Attending were: Mrs. George Snoiden and Mrs. Rubv Watkins and her mtfcer, Mrs. Lillian Taylor. „ J Also Mrs. Paul Carter, Mr. Edward Davis, Miss Emma Williams and her mother, Mrs. Susie Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Livihgston. Mrs. Norris McGruder and Mrs. George Hall, pianist for the choir in 1930, were also present
NEW BASILEUS: Mrs. Ira L. Thomas (left) accepts the records of Tau Chapter, Phi Delta Kappa Sorority, from Mrs. Oscar Schexsnider, basileus of the chapter for the past six years. Members elected to office were: Mrs. Dolores Higgins, vice-president; Mrs. Ruth Wooden, recording secretary; Miss Diocletian McClure, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Helen Stewart, financial secretary; Mrs. Jarissa Wadsworth, treasurer; Mrs. Ethel Lambert, dean 'o^pledges; Mrs. Harriet Cheetam,-parliamentarian; and Mrs. Frances Schexsnider, executive advisor.
Central YWCA Names Officers In a meeting of the nominating committee of the Indianapolis YWCA, Mrs James Stewart, 1959 nominating chairman, announced he election of seven persons. They «re Mesdamos Myron C. Cole, Daniel DeLotch, William A McKinzie, William E. Osborn, James Patton, R H. Peoples and Albert Sf.ump. Elected for their first term of three years to the board of directors of the Indianapolis YWCA are: Mesdames Frank Oglesby, James Patton, Lyman R. Pearson and James Stewart. Eleeted for heir second term of three years are; Mesdames Walter R. Ilalfpap, Hehiy L. Hummons, Thomas Rafferty, and Oliver H. Stout. The following persons were elected for unexpired two year terms: Mesdames Carl Bunde, Howard A King, Conrad A. Felland, Dorothy MeClamroeh, and Roy L. Thompson. Mrs. Henry L. Hummons was elected third vice-president.
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The home of,Mr. and Mrs Simon Reid. 2717 Riverside, was the scene of the annual party given by the Sallee Martin Nurses Guild. Gifts from secret pals were exchanged after a luncheon. Next meeting with Mrs. Fannye B. Taylor, 1524 Edgemont.
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Social Committee To Meet Feb. 9
Mrs. Nellie Rogers. 2164 N. Capitol, will welcome the Social Action Commit: ee Feb. 9 at 7:30 p. m. Deotis Hardeman will he guest speaker. He is a staff consultant >vith the United States Employ-
ment Service.
Members of the committee are Mrs. Paul A. Hatties, chairman and Mesdames Oberia Patton, Norman Banner, Percy Sturdivant, Roosevelt Drane, Hattie Fisher Hyde, Martha Lewis, Lutie Lee Moore, Cora Pope Rawls, Nellie Rogers and Lucille Sawyer > Others include Messrs, and Mesd&mes Joel Overstreet and Charles Edmonds; Miss Josie Hawthorne and Messrs. George Ransaw and ! Jesfie Clemmons. Rev. and Mrs S. P. Jenkins are cx-officio members | of the committee.
BECOMES BRIDE: Mrs. Ralph Plummer was Miss June Marylyn Hill before her marriage Saturday of last week in First Baptist Church, North Indianapolis. The daughter of James L. Hill and granddaughter of Mrs. Mary E. Greene and Mrs. Elizabeth Hill, the bride wore a ballerina-length gown of nylon and lace. The bridegroom is the son of AAr. and Mrs. Walter Plummer. 1755 Kenruth The couple
are at home at 94 1 Congress.
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Plans were completed last week for FAC's observance of (Negro History Week, Sunday, Feb. 7. An interesting and informative program and exhibit will be presented to the public at no charge. Mrs Violet Ishmael, committee chairman, says that her committee has worked hard on this project and asks
the cooperation of the public in making it a complete success, j Mrs. O. G. Rodman
al^nB W wilh A wvcrol F ofher C e™ps: club roprescnlativM are uracd lo ’ Given Baby Shower , "Achievements of the Negro" wos the subject of o talk representod FAC in welcoming the bo P><‘*cnl and on time. J ! Mrs Grant W. Hawkins’ home Andrew Ramsey who was guest speaker at the Negro History !x)uisvilk\ Ky.. group that came THE GOLDEN CIRCLE GIPtLS was the scene for a baby shower Week program presented by the City Federation at their to our eitv to see “Porgy and Bess” will meet with Mrs. Hattie Thomas j given last Saturday'for Mrs Or- regular meeting Tuesday. Mr’s. Lula Bean was chairman of last Saturday. The group enjoyed next week. Mrs Elizabeth Bolen, lando^ GL Rodman. Co-hostesses, the progrom Mrs Mamie Gibson is president of the City dinner at the ISTA building follow- is club president. i Mesdames John Ray, Robert H. p y
ing the show. MRS. LOUISE STRATTON,! • v “ irnms » and Aloert C. Spurlock, FederatiOrv A CONFERENCE with Red Cioss chairman of the activities commit-! ^ c re assisted by Susie Hawkins ^ u^
officials was held last week in the ice. has announced that* a large an 9, Anita Spurlock. “ ”
interest of seeing members of our supply of nice things will he offered ^ c group employed by that organiza- at their rummage sale Feb 13. AntS
Ition. S. W. James. Mrs. Frances THE ST. JOHN AME Laymen’s,
Howard and Mrs. Dorothy Wilson organization nv>t laM Monday night * Hf> ward Filmore.’charquestioned the employment policy to discuss plans for presenting Rev. > . n ni , , , s rrrr „„ j ohn of the Red Cross and were told by John Butler and his choir of • O'Sullivan. Ceroid Baumann, Cleo officials that they have never been Hope Baptist Church to the con- ui qr uhiirn ('rowe’.l W Shelton able to find anyone that could t; ne gregation of the St. John Church u jni nm Fountrov and Leland
fast enough or spell well enough Sunday, F/di. 7. George Campbell g a jj e y
Mrs. Ma~y McKeever was spon-
CRAFT club will have a Poverty so', M s. Yomie Dawson is club Tea, Feb 7 at 4 n. m at 2034 N. advisor Mrs. Margaret Howell, Capitol. Mrs. M. Brackens, chair- Fort Wayne, is stale supervisor and man, says that a very unusual Mrs. Blanche (Voss is s.ate presi-
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Venn oca Ferguson is president of the club and Mrs. E hel Me ker VillllfmtmiMllimillllllllimillllllllltt is publicity chairman. ^ ^ ^ ^ 5 The Bella Sillcs Club is being = I A fil | F D \ sponsored by he Indiana Feder- E |» f v V b lm v £ ation of Colored Women’s Clubs in = _ .5 a statewide contest to see who will j = (ofOliatiOn Ball ^
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Omegas Keep Vice Grand Basileus
Atty. Cary D. Jacobs was reelected firs» vice-grand basileus of Omega Psl Phi Fraternity at ihe conclave held recently in New Yort Zeta Phi chapter, Indianapolis graduate chapter, honored Mr. Jacobs at a banquet given recently at Fall Creek Parkway YMGA. Election of officers was held during the business meeting of the local chapter and newly elected officers are: Robert Johnson, basileus; Bernard Brent, vice-hasUeus; Clarence Baker, keeper of records and seals: David Lewis, keeper of finance; William E. Wilson, chaplain, and William J. Malone, editor.
to be hired and paid a salar.v for Sr. Ls president of the organization,! Also Mesdames Faburn De- , their work. day Jan. 23 with a. party in my Frantz Jr., Mercer Mance, Fran-
! How about that? home. ! c i s Hummons, Henry J. Hill, Jane i and New Y'ork in August. / r MRS. MARY HOWARD MARTIN ^ MV GRANDSON. Russell David Stout and Annetta Lawson and the In order to raise funds they are E land M’ , >. Frances Howard will Tanner,, celebrated his first birth-, Misses Lucy Belle DuPee, Leslie j giving a series of entertainments ^ strive to oudo each other to sec day an. 28 with a party in my home. I Henderson, and Gertrude Mitchell The first v.as a lovely tea and style E ! who registers the largest attend-i TERRY LYNN STEELE observed j After several games were played, show at Planner House. The gk'ls E anee at the regular meeting of the her second birthday Jan. 31 with a many beautiful gifts were opened, looked quite glamorous in their = FAC Monday night. Fob. 8. A1V! party in ihc home of her parents, > and Itnwheon was served; *-*j evening wear, sportswear, lounging =
and daytime wear. The tiny tots. E were too dear for words in their E lovoiv models. = Of course the boys who modeled = were really sharp :n their attire, j E The officers of the club are Miss E Marvd West, nrcsidcnV Wilma ~
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Duplicate Bridge Winners Named Dr. and Mrs. Frederick II. Evans held the high scores, North and South, in the Fall Creek Parkway YMCA Duplicate Bridge Tourney, Jan. 25. Coming in second were Messrs. Isaac Bacon and Andrew Ramsey, and in third place were Mesdames Ralph E. Hanley and Fred Davis. First-place winners for East and West were Mesdames Imogenc Boyd and Blanche Dogan. Secondplace winners were Mrs. Edith Walker and Mrs. James Dozier and in third place were Mesdames Alma Porter and Hazel Porter. RECORDCR CHARITIES TO MEET FIB. 6 The Indianapolis Recorder Charities, Inc. will meet Feb. 6, 3 p. m. at 935 Indiana. Mrs. Vivian Terry Moore will be the hostess. Dr. Guy L. Grant, president, will deliver his annual state of the nation address, Rev, S. P. Jenkins, minister of Simpson Methodist Church, will speak, and plans will be formulated for the annual Easter Parade.
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TEA FOR VALENTINES: Proceeds from the Valentine's Day program at Simpson Methodist Church will benefit the Week. Day Religious Education fund. Among those serving on the young adult committee, iseated with Mrs. Paul A. Batties (center), chairman, are Miss Barbara Price,
Mrs. Katie Lindsay and the Misses Juanita Carter/Anita DeBow and Valeria Manier. Standing are the Misses Lee Essie Scott, Shirley Jones, Betty Jo Ratcliffe, Marilyn Morton and Patricia Beeler, Mrs. Mildred Peggy and Miss Carolyn Mitchell. Not shown is Mis's Gloria Shirley.
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WINTER CARNIVALITIES: Mrs. Margaret O'Neil, a member of the sponsoring Gamma Phi Delta Sorority, shows the "Snow King Bear" to Mike Simmons, a contestant in the Snow King contest which will highlight Saturday night's Winter Carnival at the National Guard Armory, 711 N. Pennsylvania. Proceeds from the annual affair will benefit the sorority's scholarship fund.
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