Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1960 — Page 7
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EVENTS City
Bt B1LLA YHOMAS
I hone that all of you will make plans to h*?ar the 50-voice choir of Indiana Central College who will appear in a concert at New Bethel Baptist Church Feb. 28 at 8. The choir is directed by Allen Schirmen. REV. F. JOHNSON* associate minister of Mt. Paran Baptist Church, was guest speaker last Sunday for the youth worship service of Metropolitan Baptist Church. The youth choir rendened the music. CONGRATULATIONS to Rev. Allen Smith, a student at Yale University, who was recently appointed principal of the Protestant Schdol Of Religious Education. The school, with 2*50 students, is connected with the public school system. As all of you know. Rev. Smith was president of the Indiana Baptist State Youth Convention, and has set a real good example for the youth of this state to follow. THERE ARE MANY lonely people in thiC Marion County Home who do not have any relatives or Iriehds to visit them. Visitors arc needed to call on 26 women and 18 men. If you or your group would like to help out in this project, do send yobr name and address to me. Help bring happiness to the lonely. WE ASK YOUR continued prayer for Billy Graham and his team as they tour Africa preaching God’s Word. The film on his African tour will be ready for showing by June of this year. If you would like to have a film showing in your church in the interest of foreign mission, wrife to me and include the date. TO DATE, 30,000 blankets have been collected for the needy people overseas who must sleep in the streets. I am very grateful for those of you at First Baptist Church. North Indianapolis, who helped in such a worthy cause, and all of
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you who donated blankets so that others may keep warm this winter. Mav God hies you all. IF YOU STAND in ne^d of prayer, Trinity CME Church invites vou to dial a praver at WA. 4-5689. A FAMILY FESTIVAL demonstration will be held Sunday at 3 at Third Christian Church. You and yoijr family arc invited. DO BE ON TIME next Monday at the Vacation Church Schopl Administrative Conference at FairvieW I'resbyt''rian Church, beginning at 9. The conference is sponsored by the Division of Christian Education of the Indianapolis Church Federation. Bring your lunch, the host church wiH furnish the coffee and
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THE YOUNG PEOPLE of the cily. I am proud to say, collected 600 pounds of clothing for the kids overseas during Youth Week. Tiiat was reallv wonderful. A GLOWING TRIBUTE was paid Mrs. Mattie McKinney, a member of First Baptist Church, North Indianapolis, who recently appeared in the National Baptist Union Review'. ‘ She is doing a wonderful job Of a little bit of everything. May God continue io bless her. MISSION GROUP NO. 3 of Simpson Methodist Church had their monthly meeting last Sunday at the church. A luncheon was served. Mrs. J. Crenshaw is president of the group. They are doing such wonderful work with those in the hospital. MRS. MARGARET LYTEL of Shiloh Baptist Church is the new' president of the gospel chorus of the church. Other officers include Mesdame* Emma Crawdey, first vice-president; Evelyn Coleman, second vice-president, and Pauline Miller, recording secretary and Vernon Akers, assistant secretary; Mrs. Mary Cartille, financial secretary; Ralph Woods, treasurer; Edgar Brewer, chaplain; Ms. Mary Henry, assistant chaplain; Mrs. Amy Garnett, chairman of the sick committee, and Mrs. Fannie Cruse, chairman of the program committee. MISS LILLIAN ANTHONY and Res’. Landrum Shield’s of Witherspoon Presbyterian Church are attending the conference of the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of Churches in the USA which is being held in 3t. Louis.
Legal Notices
Frank R. Beckwith, Atty. COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE State of Indiana, Marion County,
ss:
In-the Superior Court of Marion County, In the State of Indiana. No. S-60 — 604 MARGARET M. SYKES
PLAINTIFF
JOHN B. SYKES
DEFENDANT
BE IT KNOWN, That on the 26th i day of January, 1960, the above named plaintiff, by her attorney, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Marion County, in the State of IrtHIana, her complaint against the above named defendant John B. Sykes and the said plaintiff having also filed in said Clerk’s office the affidavit of a competent person, showing that the residence of the defendant, upon diligent inquiry, is unknown, and the defendant JOHN B. SYKES was last known to be in Washington, D. C., is not a resident of the State of Indiana and that said cause of action is for divorce and that the defendant John B. Sykes is a necessary party thereto and whereas said
plaintiff having by endorsement on ! having by endorsement on said said complaint required said dc-1 omplaint required said defendant fendant to appear in said Court. | ,0 appear in said Court, and anand answ’or or demur thereto on ! swer or demur thereto on the 20th
the 4th day of April, 1960. ; dayof ^P 1 **]*
T 1 . 1 r ! NOV/, THEREFORE, by order NOW. THEREFORE, by order of, ^f sa 5 f j c oul ^ said defendant last said Court, said defendant las |, hitove named is he cby notified of above named is hereby notified o ; lh( n , : and pendency of said the filing and pendency ofsaul ,.^, n o ainst him and that complaint against him and that un- unics , ho a p pear and answer or less he appear and answer or demur , cU . nu r th o re to at the calling of thereto at the calling of said cause j ^ Ul cal|v0 on thc 2 0th dav of on the 4th day of April, I960, the , A 1960 tho same bein g thc same being the 1st judicial day of j 5tll j udk . ia i da v of a term of said a term of said Court, to be begun ; Coui l> tn be begun and held at and held at the Court House in the ibo court House in the City of Citv of Indianapolis, on the first ! i rd i a napo;is, on thc first Monday Monday in April, 1960, said com-: in Apr ii, 19G0. said complaint and plaint and the matters and things tbo cotters and things therein therein contained and alleged will |, t , nta i, :rd and alleged will be
Frank R. Beckwith, Atty. COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE State of Indiana, Marion County,
ss:
In the Superior Court of Marion County, In the State of Indiana.
No. S60-1109.
GOLDIE C. COLLINS
PLAINTIFF
JAMES R. COLLINS
DEFENDANT
RE IT KNOWN, That on the ’6th day of February, 1960, the nbovc named plaintiff, by her attorneys, filed in the office of he Clerk of the Superior Court of Marion County, in the State of Indiana, her complaint against the above named defendant James R. Collins and the said plaintiff having also filed in said Clerk’s office the affidavit of non-residence, showing that the residence of the defendant, upon dilgient inquiry, is unknown, and the defendant James R. Collins is not a resident of the State of Indiana, and that said cause of action is for divorce and that the defendant James R. Collins is a necessary party thereto a n d whereas said plaintiff
be hoard and determined in his
absence.
Edwin McClure. Clerk 2/6/60—3T
card -.nd determined in his
absence.
Edwin McClure, Clerk 2/20/60—3T.
Charles D. Walker, Atty. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In ,he Probate Court of Marion
vbunty, Indiana.
In the Matter of the Estate of 3enjamin Franklin Larkcr, deeased. * Estate Docket E-60—Page 153 Notice Is hereby given tha. Ma”aret Ann Russell was on the 4th !ay of February. 1960. appointed: Administrator of the es ate ol
Frank R. Beckwith, Atty. COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE ’date of Indiana, Marion County, ss: In tne Superior Court of Marion County, In the State of Indiana. No. S60-1 \ 04. MARTHA P. GONSOUL1N PLAINTIFF DAVID C GONSOULIN DEFENDANT
NOTicifd? AD MlN 1ST A/ft fON In the Probate Court of Marion Colinty, Indiana. . In the Matter of the Estate of Betty B. Lewis, deceased. Estate Docket E-60 Page 210 Notice is hereby given that Gladys Kihg was on the 16th day of February, 1960, appointed: Administrator of the estate of Betty B. Lewis, deceased. AH persons having claims against sajpd estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said Court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claim will be forever barred Dated at Indianapolis, Indiana, this 16th day of February, 1960. Edwin McClure, Clerk 2/20/60—3T
A. C. Terence, Atty. COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE State of Indiana, Marion County,
ss:
In the Superior Court of Marion County, In the State of Indiana. No. S-60—949 MARJORIE LACEY PLAINTIFF
Vs.
JAMES LACEY
DEFENDANT
BE IT KNOWN, That on the 10th day df February, 1960, the above named plaintiff, by her attorney, filed in th’e office of the Clerk of the Superior Crturt of Marion County, in the State of Indiana, her complaint against the above named defendant, James Lacey and the said plaintiff having also filed in said Clerk’s office the affidavit of a competent person, showing that the residence of the defendant, Upon diligent inquiry, is unknown, and the (Jefendant James Lacey is ndt a resident of the State of Indiana, arid that said cause of action is for divorce and that the defendant James Lacey is a necessary party thereto and whereas said plaintiff having by endorsement on said complaint required said defendant to appear in said Court, and answer or demur thereto on the 18th day
April, 1960.
NOW, THEREFORE, by order of 'aid Court, said defendarit last t above named is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against him and that unless he appear and answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause on thc 18th day of j April. 1960. the same being the
; 13th judicial
The Indkftafioiis Recorder, Feh. 20, I960-7
CUB SCOUT BANQUET: Cub Pack 136 of School No. 37 entertained some 300 guestj Friday of last week at its annual Blue and Gold banquet. Displaying a few of the awards the pack nas won for meritorious service and extensive programming are D B. Abernathy, vice-chairman, Northeast
District; Keith Woodruff, Cub Scout; Anthony Marshall, Explorer Scout and den chief; John P. Leithold, Northeast District executive; Samuel Ball, pack master; Ernest L. Bartlett, pack committee chairman, and Mrs Catherine Johnson, senior den mother; (Recorder photo by Jim Burres)
Cary D. Jacobs, Atty, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Probate Court of Marion County, Indiana. In the Matter of the Estate of Samuel Holliday, deceased. Estate Docket E-60 Page 152 Notice is hereby given that John Warren, Jr., was on the 3rd day of February, 1960, appointed: Administrator of the estate of Samuel Holliday, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claim will be forever
barred.
Dated at Indianapolis, Indiana this 3rd day of February, I960.
Edwin McClure, Clerk
ian Church, 5301 E. 56th. A glittering array of business and community leaders has been lined up for the conference, which will focus on open occupancy housing and tho problems of miority groups. It is sponsored by the church’s human relations committee, of which Mrs. J K. Bailey
is chairman.
Showing of tho movie, “All the
* . „, | Way Hom'\” which deals with tch • . ^ ° f a , rn \ of muJ?t f,k * the same in said Court Problems of a changing neighbor-
I ^' d CoOTt.«« be boeun and held at j 2/8/60-3T j hood, will open the program. Those ^iheCou.t House in the City of i .present will then divide into dis-
jndiiindpolls, cn tho first TVTondny • '*uss'on ^ncHidinpi
All Souls Church Sets Forum On 'Changing' Neighborhoods The gener; 1 public is invited to » Rights Commission; Dr. Joseph attend a city-wide workshop on Taylor, Flanrier House; Irving Lehousing to be held Sundav, Feb. vine. Jewish Community Relation*' 21 at 7 p. m. at Al! Souls Unitar- Council, and William A. Pappas,
Marion County Residential Build-
rrs.
Tite entire body wiR then hold a general discussion under Dr. Taylor’s leadership. Rev. John G. MacKinnon, pastor f the church, will be master of ceremonies.
Mississippi Solon ks Ecfitol Rights or Negro Gorrbiers
his 4th dav of February. 1960.
Edwin McClure, Clerk.
2,13/60—3T.
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GF.T-WELL WISHES go to Mrs. I ue, must file the same in said attorneys, filed - —. r m cm ru i i. R» ,r-trin rr—^ our t within six months from tiw ;-he Clerk of thc Superior Court oft Edwin McClure. Clerk
ate of the first publication of Marion Count", in the State of his notice o^ said claim will be Indiana, her complaint against the oiever barred. beve named defendant David C Dated at Indianapolis, Indiana.; Gon c oulin and the said plaintiff
having also filed in said Clerk’s office the affidavit of non-res-
i 2/13/60—31. dience, shewing that the residence j __ _ ol. the defendant, upon diligent |
H. L. Burton in Methodist Hospital. Remember to attend church Sunday to find the strength needed to carry on, And don’t forget, it’s time to line up aga n in th? yearly March of Dimes, so give as much as you can to help in this worthy
ause.
“ oLe of 1 ! Ai rs Views on
Mixed Marriages
Cary D. Jacobs, Ally.
COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE
WASHINGTON (ANP) — A
PUBLIC HOUSING AND FI- Vlississipoi congressman called or NANCE — Resource persons will he Civil Rights Commission last be Arnold Davis. Bob Long, Wm. '-eck for an investigation of T Ray, Lionel F. Artis, Robert E. /harges that Neg-o gamblers are Dillehay, president of the Marion eing discriminated against in
County Residential Builders Assn- * cw York City,
riation; Joseph Wells Marion Rep John Bell williams based ounty Health and Welfa.e Coun- complaint on reports made by
, « 4 ,KUna_ I f 'il, and H. Duff \ ibn, past pres;- ' da m ciavton Pow'ell, fiery Har
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| NOTICE ON FINAL ACCOUNT,
ETC., TO ALL PERvSONS
! INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE
OF JOHN W. MALONE
NEW YORK (ANP)
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— k *** Superior Couit of Marion rac i a i rmr iagp Tho maeazino oon- _ Daricli Ljq Siiydci, ‘-relations of white samblers inquiry, is unknown, and the de- County. In the State of Indiana. ,. bn 14 d jf»f ren t artmfes on ihe Rev Lestcr Bill. Irving Fink, Rob- Tn hi communication to the : end ant David C. Consoulin is] No. S-60 - 1049 ] sub/ect V rt Efroymscn, Charles S. Preston .^mmksionTiUtem dSarSu X net a ic.dent of the State of In-, J^orpe Earl Harris ^ |~ The 'consensus of theologians, j ^ (if available Mrs. Jessie Jac prears that the New Y ork Podiana. and that said 6ause of ae- ^ ! clergy' and laity North and South * obs " : ’‘ce Department is protecting white
ur T,. )f. n ^ n f .° r n a r? d m a r th ° \ J Ia ^ S . , - ! v -’ a s th at a Christian commitment ! METROPOLITAN PLANNING gamblers while not protecting NeIn the Probate Court of Marior dt ’ lcndant David , C ? h ons ^ 1,n L ® E JT^KNOWN, That on the 15th | CoUld not p 1C clude thc marriage I AND REDEVELOPMENT - Cal- -o gamblers. -ounty, Indiana a . "pessary pa” g thereto and | day of February. 1960, the above 1 6f a son-or a daughter across ra- vin Hamilton, or a representative, "Whether this constitutes a delanuarv Term 1960 whereas said plaintiff having by, named plaintiff, by his attorney, 1 cial ] in p S 5 !'Tom the Metropolitan Plan Com- -ai 0 f eoual orotection of the law ^ in the'mater of the estate of ^ciorse.r.ent on said complaint, filed in the office of the Clerk of B ut in answering the specific! ission: John W. Coffman, or a the Lssissippian iromcaUy oh* Tohn W. Malone, deceased. [' qU “f f c { 1 rouri'^Trd 3 " an^w^or ' f he Su ^ ior ^ourt of Marion Coun-1 question, most of the writers said: j representative, from the Redevelop- - orvcd> " T lea ve to your judjnent. Estate Do'ket 180, Page 66951 I" . I ”. d,ana !.. hl *! ““ would depend.” 1 ^ l' 1 Gort,on M ' Tiffan y> the com '
THE RESERVATIONS centered h^H Co-ien and Richa dL Jones, -i-sir's . staff director, promptly -n cultural difficulties that such a ; County replied that the Mississippian’s marriage would face. ! Lcsidential Builders. | ... hscrvatlons had been “noted with
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Notice is hereby given that Olie . m 1 2 ° th day ' agamst the above named Malone as Executor of the above 01 Apni ’ 1HbU ’ i defendant Judie Louise Harris and named es ate, has presented and I NOW. THEREFORE, by order i the said plaintiff having also filed filed his finer account in final set- } ^ -am Court, said defendant last [in said Clerk's office the affidavit tJement of said estate and petition ! **hove named is heieby riottfied of‘of la competent person, showng for distribution, and that the same the filing and pendency of said , that the residence of the defendant, will come up for the examination complaint against him and that upon diligent inquiry, is unknown, and action of said Probate Court, unless he appear and answer or and thc defendant Judie Louise
on the 7th day of March, 1960, at dunur thereto at the calling of I Harris, Cleveland, Ohio, is not a desegregation and for full equality! A i Jk I
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If any there be. why said account Court, to be begun and held at 1 .tudle Louise Harris is a necessary ndrbfsl^unles^iMn^hjdekihe^v'ilT
should not be approved. And the thc* Court House in the City of party thereto, that said defendant heirs of said decedcni and all Indianapolis, on the first Monday i lives in Cleveland, Ohio, and wherc- . others interested are also required in April, 1960, said complaint and j as said plaintif having by endorse- | to appear and make proof of their ihe matters and things therein j ment on said complaint required j heirship or claim to any part of contained and alleged will be said defendant to appear in said l said estate heard and determined in h i s | Court, and answer or demur thereto
Marcus Barth of the Federated I PT ANXED NEW HOUSING —; mterest,” and that “at the next Theological Faculty, University of i Lewis Haynes, delegate from the "feting of the commission, these Chicago, said these marriages i "ndianupclis Real Estate Board; " fitters will be placed before it are necessary and right. He wrote' Krrt’s, Mayor’s Human fo- consideration”
“All talk and all striving for, desegregation and for lull equality
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Edwin McClure, Clerk.
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Edwin McClure, Clerk 2/20/60—3T.
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on the 18th dav of April, 1960. NOW, THEREFORE, by order of said Court, said defendant last above named is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said cdrhplaint against her and that unless she appear and answer or d^rnnr thereto at the calling of said cause on the 18th day of April, I960.- the same being the 12th judicial day of a terfn 6f said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House in the City of Indiariapoiis, on the 1st Monday in April, 1960, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained arid alleged will be heard and determined in her absence. Edwin McClure, Clerk 2/20/60—3T
cially mixed marriages
Rev. Elder G. Hawkins, moderato.- of the Presbytery of New 7 York, said that before such marriages could have much hope of success the country must recognize the Negro
as a Whole person.
“If we give too glibly what is in-
' David J. Randolph of Chicago,
who died in January.
ANDERSON—Lester B Granger. LITTLE SHELIA JONES cel«v executive director of the National hrated her fourth birthday recentUrban League, was guest sneaker i ’y in the home of her parents, Mr Feb. 7 at the Fall Creek YMCA nd Mrs Samuel Jones, 1714 in Indianapolis. He addressed ihe "airview. After games were encgular monster meeting on the ! oyod by all, the children, guests subject “Welfare and Human Re- nd chaperons were served re-
lations.” j "reshmentsr.
Members of the Anderson Urban j Those present included Char-
eed the Christian answer to the [ League attending the meetine-1 naine Marsh, Debra Tanner, question,” he said, “It may be we I were Judge Carl Smith, league ! Veronica Manuel, Charies Jones, will gloss over what actually is ! president; William B. Harper, ex-r ”ue Coleman, Emily Coleman, Ronthe hardest thing in the world for ' ecutive secretary: Oscar Taylor. : Id Patte son. Benny Patterson, white America to do — be rid of Dr. Robert Lackey and M r S. Made- ! Stephen nanks, „ Kailen Banks, its delusion of superiority and all i lyne Irvin, newspaper columnist. ! Paulctta Crums, Christy Pearson,
attendant fears that have made it THE TEN KEYS CLUB met renecessary to deprive the Negro , r-ently at the home of Mrs. Katie of the basic freedoms other A-1 Green with Mrs. Beatrice Coleman, mericans enjoy,” president, presiding. During thc — ^ — business hour Mrs. Cornelia Smith
was elected chairman of the sick
Maunda Tortncr committee. She will also take
i charge of cards and flowers that
Funeral services for Mrs. Ma- will be sent to the sick members
Everett 1. Hall. Atty. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Probate Court of Marion County, Indiana. In the Matter of the Estate of Reuben Groeri, deceased. Estate Docket E-60 Page 12$ Notice is hereby given that Clarice Saunders \va.<? on the 27th day Of January, 1960, appointed: Administratrix of the estate of Reuben Green, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the. same in said Court within six months from the date of the first publication of this noj tice or said claim wll be forever barred. Dated at Indanapolis, Indiana, this 27th day of January, 1960. Edwin McClure, Clerk 2/6/60—3T Harriet Smith . Funeral services for Mrs. Harriet Smith, 79, 3110 Guilford, who died Feb. 11 in General Hospital, were held Feb. 15 at Patton Funeral Home, with burial in New Crown Cemetery Survivors inolude a eon, Clarence Smith, Indianapolis; one grandson; 10 great-grandchildren and five great-greatgrandchildren.
linda Tanner, 73. who died Feb. 12 in he? horiie, 1204 W 25th, were ! held Feb. 15 in Patton Funeral Home, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Tanner was born in Robinson County, Tenn., and resided in Indianapolis 67 years. She was S member of Bethel AME Church and the Wcduesdayettes Bridge
Club.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Iris Yateman; two sons, Richard O. arid Wayman D. Tanner; a Slstar, Mrs. Ixmise Granger, and a brother, Martin Millken. all of IndiamapoHs.
Ethel Bryant
Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel Bryant, 63, who died Feb. 12 in her home at 1046 S. Capitol, were held Feb. 16 in South Calvary Bap- , tist Church, with burial in New Crown Cemetery I She was the wife of Rev,. Upton Bryant, associate pastor of South Calvary Baptist Church. Born at Charleston, S. C., she had resided in Indianapolis 42 years. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Frances B. Ramsey and Miss Ernestine Bryant, and three sons, Leo Donald and Delano Bryant, all of Indianapolis, and Lloyd Bryant, with the USN at San Francisco, and eight grandchildren.
of thc club. During thc social hour refreshments were served to Mesdames Beatrice Coleman, Clara Hopgood, Wanda Vaughn, Eola Miller, Christine Cantrell, Co nelia Smith and Martha Watson, club reporter THE JUNIOR PHYLLIS Wheatley Club Was to meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs Amos Jackson with Miss Ruthie Jackson as hostess. Miss Dianne Cook, program chairman, was to have highlights on the lives of George Washington Carver, Booker T. Washington. Walter White, Dr. Ralph Bunche, Miss Marian \ndersori. Roland Hayes and Langston .Hughes, all of whom have contributed to the ■ making of Negro history. THE YOUTH GUILD of Allen i Chapel AME Church honored Miss Patty Irving with a birthday party Feb. 2 in the dining room of the church. The 16-year-old honoree was thc recipient of many lovely
gifts.
Guests included the Misses Hazel Carter, Bertha Carter, Fay Irving. Betty Jones, Dianne Cook, Aundrea Broadnax, Ruthie Jackson. Sandrea Brown, Gloria Fuller, Sara Maxwell and others. Refresh-n-ents were served by their supervisor,. Mrs. Mary Carter. MRS. PATSY V/ILLIS and family, 1407 Cedar, wish to thank friends, relatives and the church for their kindness toward them in the demise of her brother,
assand’a Miller, Johnny Jones md Sandra Smith. The chaperons and mothers atending were -Mesdames Ora Jordan, Edrenia Marsh. Lucille Taiv '.er and Maw M. Manuel. MR. AND Sirs. CLIFTON Car er gave a-birthday party Feb. 7 '-elebrating the fourth birthday )f their daughter Judy. Refreshnenls were served and a number if games were played. Guests included Peggy Smith, 'tephen Brown, Delby Streaty, Charmame Ballard, Francine New- . ome and Angela Sanders and Mesdames Mary Jane Newsome, \nna Smith. Dorothy Streaty, Es* Ae Valentine and Josie Carter. MRS. MADELYNE IRVIN ^hristian education leader of Alen Chapel AME Church, delivered i five minute sermon Feb. 14 to the Sunday school class of thc church. „ Her subject was “A Love Letter. The pianist was Betty Jones and the organist was Johnny Jones. THE MEN OF ALLEN CHAPEL A ME Church met last week and organized a laymen’s league Offcters elected were Teddy Page, president: Robert Scott, secretary, and Amos Jackson, treasurer. Others were to be elected at the next meeting. THOSE ON THE SICK LIST ?re Mesdames Mary Wooten, Milly Tcwnsend, May Newsome, Melinda Wright, Lillian Anderson, Margaret Davis, Ruth Williams, Dorothy Agnue Elizabeth Farley, Florence Hudson and Laura SmitluT-
man.
Others arc Messrs. Albert Wills, Aaron Newsome, Rev. J. E. Lewis, John Clemons, James Clemons and James Farley Jr.
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