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The Indianapolis Recorder, Apr. 9,1960—5

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By RAYMOND MARTIN

Mrs. Elizobeth Johnson was the honored guest at a surprise birthday dinner given by her family at the lovely home of her niece and nephew, Vivian and Fred Tate, 3627. N. Illinois, Saturday, April 2. The table was beautifully derorated with

flowers.

A delicious turkey dinner with SERVICES held the last Tuesday all the trimmings was enjoyed by of the month at the Army Finance Messrs, and Mesdames Shelby Gib- Center had Rev. Paul L. Ayres, -on, Fred Bradford, Robert Mor- Barnes Methodist Church, as their gan, George Campbell, Raymond guest speaker March 29. Rev. Martin and Carl Weeden and M«s- Ayres’ topic was “How Strong Is dames Velma Highbaugh, Kate Your God?” Mrs. Alma Dallas was

Johnson and Leota Gillenwater. soloist.

Also Mesdames Evelyn Jones, Rev. Gibson, pastor of Sunny Rena Blacklock, Asalea Cash, Sam Mount Baptist Church, and his Smith, Fred Tate Elizabeth Stie- congregation and singing groups necker, Betty Stokes, D. Powers, will worship with New Jerusalem Ford Gibson and daughter, Lisa Baptist Church Sunday afternoon Cora Louise Whitted and Kevin, at 3:30 p. m. Mrs Christiana Harris Mona, Britania, and Terry Sloan. is president of the Pastor’s Aid Others present were Janis Jones, and will be in charge The church

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Leota and Wanda Gibson, Mrs. Mary Gibson and daughter, Armanda, George Gibson, Chris Christensen, Charles Lewis, Wade Christensen, Norman, Dennis and

is located at 5405 E. 34th. Rev. James Devasher is the pastor. THE YEAR 1960 is the year we will nominate and elect a president, congressman, senator and

2!? other officers. Give all

son. Mrs. Johnson received many

gifts.

MRS. ODIA MITCHELL is awaiting surgery at Community Hospital. She is in Room No. 435 Members and friends of Wallace Community AME Church are praying for a speedy recovery. Rev. J. C. Mitchell, minister, says you may visit her at anytime. MRS. MARIE SMITH, 921 Roache, has returned to her home from Brownsrville, Tenn., where she attended the funeral of a relative. She informs me that the scenery in the South is beautiful this time of the year. MR. AND MRS. JAMES HENRY ROWE, 1951 Hillside, are all smiles row. It’s a boy, and is Garfield Smith a proud grandfather! REV. L. L SMITH, pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist Church of Greencastle, and his congregation will worship with Mt. Vernon Baptist Church April 17 at 3:30 p. m. Rev. Smith was the assistant pastor of the 1st Samuel Baptist Church before he went there THE MONTHLY CHAPEL

them vote

careful consideration and

Parents Club to Hold 'King, Queen 7 Contest "Who will be the King and Queen?” is the question in the mind of each child who enters the contest sponsored by the Parents Club of Planner House. The child receiving the most votes will be crowned and receive a cash prize Participants will compete with children in their own rooms. The Parents Club will award each room’s winner with a cash prize. Rating will be given for each contentant along with names listed in prospective rooms The contest ends Friday night, April 22. The public is invited to attend.

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Hoosier Capital Girl Scouts Readying for Huge Festival More than 20,000 Girl Scouts and adults will occupy spaces in the Manufacturers Buil-ding at the State Fairgrounds April 29 and 30 to present their Girl Scout Friendship Festival — to

tell the public about Girl Scouting. The story will be told by Scouts

th-ough booth activities, partici- b .v the Hoosier Capital Council to nation in “spectacular” and dis- present an overall picture of the play of camps in miniature. Each ol Scouting program to the public the 60 neighborhoods will have November 1959, when Girl one booth in which to demonstrate - cout neighborhdod groups chose progression * in some phase of the their theme, girls and leaders have Gin’ Scout Program. reached out into their own com-

Each booth will have a theme niunities for help,

and each division will carry on ac- *^ s a result, whole communities livities at different levels of ability £ re being affected People who or skill. The progressive feature of hav , e n °t been directly connected

with the Scout program are being used as consultants for ideas, giving professional he?p and even supplying special types of equipment

where needed.

^ Not until the Festival is in prog-

will be exhibited showing typicai [ ess ore be able to grasp how camp scenes with equipment and broad in scope the project is. Even materials used in each. themes which sound prosaic are The Festival is without question '» imulating adventures

the most exciting activity in the ' p Scout program this year. It will stagger the imagination when one tries to visualize over 20,000 persons engaged in one production. The Festival is the first attempt

the Girl Scout program is to be

demonstrated in all booths. Spectaculars will be sponsored

by nine districts. These will be half-hour shows using from 100 to 200 girls. Five types of camping

oo<z>o«<cr>«<><z>oo<rr>oo<c^>fl«<c>flo<r>«o<z>«<><rrx(K=z>co<=^ The Troon Committee of the () Intermediate Girl Scout Troop No. 681 School No. 87 s Presents the Mj Easter Promenade 5 Easter Sun., Apr. 17 - 5:30 p. m. (j

Foreign Students To Aid Clean-Up In Tract No. 20

NAME'S THE SAME, THOUGH: To give you some idea os to what awaits you at the 9th annual Easter Parade, Manday night, April 18, here's a sneak preview as seen at the show of last year. This annual project will be shown in the Crispus Attacks Auditorium and is under the auspices of the Women Sponsors of the Recorder Charities, Inc., and is designed to honor the memory of deceased Sponsors, Mrs. Mary Ellen Terry, April 17, 1953; Mrs. Clarissa W. Covington, Nov. 13, 1953; Mrs. Mayme L. Battles July 22, 1957, and Mrs. Fannie Caldwell Stewart, Nov. 13, 1957. The proceeds from this affair will be used to provide a $500 scholarship to a worthy student to honor their memory. All girls and boys who will take part in this 1960 Easter Parade were urged by the director, Mrs. Louise Terry Betties, to attend rehearsals Friday afternoon, April 8 at 3:45 p. m. in the Attacks auditorium. The director is urging the sponsors to notify the children and their parents that the Saturday morning reHftarsat will follow this schedule: 9-10 a. m. — Tweens, 8-12 years, Miss Margaret Holdier and Mrs. William Wilson, co-chairmen; 10-11 a. m., Tots, 2-7 years, Mrs. R. Drone, chairman: 11-12 noon, all teenagers, Mrs. Vivian Terry Moore, chairman. Sponsors will meet Saturday, April 9 at 3:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. James Durrett, 2528 Ethel. Miss Holdier will serve as co-hostess. All Sponsors are urged to be present.

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A group of students from six foreign countries, all students at Indiana University, will spearhead a spring clean-up campaign in Indianapolis’ Census Tract 20. They will assist the people in that area in cleaning away debris and encourage painting and cleaning of premises. Project community leaders include Mesdames Eliza SadJer and Idella Black; James Mullens, Wal‘er Bean, principal of School Nou 23, and David Lewis, principal'of School No 17. Students participating are John E. A. Assedri. Uganda; Marlene DeAbreu David, Brazil; Zacarias Vquino Ortiz, Paraguay; Mohammed Adbu Haye Saleem, Pakitan; El Tayib Saeed. Isudan; and Ian Suk Yang, Ko ea. Their work will he p them in similar circumstances in their ^n countries when they return. They are in this country under the International Cooperation Adninisti ation and all are engaged n some phase of community development or public information md education in their respective countries The campaign has the support if the stafi and board of Planner House and is coordinated by Dr. Joseph T. Taylor of the agency itaff. It is supported by the Yard Paiks Campaign, Marion County Department of Public Health and i h e Indianapolis Redevelopment Commission.

Youth Council To Stage Rally On The Circle Members of the NAACP Youth Council, after a meeting Wednesday night, announced they would again picket the Woolworth stoics, M. T. Grant and S. S. Kresge on ^p:il 14 Climaxing the one-day protest, which will last for two hours, will be a march on Monu* ment Circle where the freedom demonstrators will hold a mass meeting.

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CLUBS

Mrs. Dorothy Williams, president of the City Federation of Gary, her son, Oscar Williams, and Mrs. Jessie B. Williams, all of Gary, were in the city last Wednesday and were guests of Gov. and Mrs. Harold L. Handley at the governor's mansion. Since the duration of their stay . .. . + _ Mrl'BlTncS'ST^^sTwIThS ^ok. Eat out for a treat. Everyone

‘ so “the ",id of Mrs. Essie

Ray, Mrs. Cioss entertained the rneeting will be the “Birthday Party grqup with dinner at the fall Creek p Qr ^ Golden Agers.” YMCA before their early depar- mrs. MAMIE GIBSON is the ture - president of the City Federation. MRS DOROTHY WILLIAMS re- sjfie i s also head of the scholarship vealed some of her most interesting f or th© Central District and wishes plans for the Indiana State Con- t Q remind each of you to bring all vention which convenes in Gary on extra donations you '•an. April 9-12. She is planning to make Do this so that the scholarship another trip to our city soon. treasury might grow much larger

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At that time Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Gibson will plan to meet the ladies

of our City Federation.

' AGAIN THE CENTRAL DISTRICT president, Mrs. Haydee Wilson, is calling all clubs of the district to meet at 9 a. m. Saturday, i April 23, at 2034 N. Capitol. A lovely program has been planned.

AMISIDION met with Mrs. Eva Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Wilson, 1 Cl0 The girls or the NACG’s are having

Goodwin, Next meeting will be Bundy, with Mrs. Claudia Reed, 1451 Congress. Members had ‘‘Stay Home”

party and “Night Out ”

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ARTISIANS will meet

JOLLY 32 met at the home of Mr and Mrs. James Harris, 4233 Boulevard. Election of officers was

Sunday, held, Officers are W. D. Thomas

B. Edelen, 1st Doris Perkins,

planned for April 8 at the Hod- financial secretarv; Lillian Lewis, carriers Union Hall on Senate. treasurer; Lena M. Cave, chaplain,

* * * and Hattie Lee Perkins, recording

ANGELS met with Mrs. Katrina secretary. Next meeting will be Middlebrook, 3106 Hovey, and April 11 with Mr. James Hewlett,

were to meet April 9 with Mrs. 1251 Burdsal.

^ ^ ait April 10, with Mrs. Cosmo Nicho- president; Ethel las, 2931 Highland. A dance is vice-president;

a panel discussion. Come and hear the ftfture club wxjmen. The club women are planning a

to benefit the NACG’s.

ambitious girls of

PURPLE CROSS NURSES HOLD 14TH ANNUAL TEA The Pu r pie c^ross Nurs*»s Unit No. 149, Dt. Elks of Mt. Calm Temple 562, will hold its 14th Annual Tea Sunday, April 24, 4 to 7 p. m., in the Planner House auditorium. An elaborate program has been arranged and the general public »'■’ cordially invited.

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BUSY BEE Sewing Circle met with Mrs. Gallic Johnson. Mrs. M. Helen Hearn led the devotions. Next hostess is Mrs. Eva L. Leonard, 3164, N. Kenwood, April 11 at 1:30 p.m

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JOY CRAFTERS will hold the next meeting in the home of Mrs. Helen Grace, 542 W. 25th, Aprilu 9. All members are asked to be

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KASHMERES met Sunday with Mrs. Marcia Washington and made plans for a baby shower for Mrs. Willa W’illiams. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Amelia Anderson, 2752 Columbia.

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KLICKS are having a social this week at. the home of Narva Richarson, 3107 Guilford. All clubs are

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LEISURE HOUR met with Mrs. Viola Caldwell. Mrs. Delores Pickle was a guest Gifts were given to Mrs. Pickle and Mes-

ENTRE NOUS met with Miss dames Cota How r ard and Mattie Clarese Baxter, 2061 Highland Johnson.

Place. Prizes were won by Misses

CALYPSO will meet April 10 with Barbara Leasure, 2716 Barrington, at 5 p.m.

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CARIOCA will meet wuth Mrs. Cleo Jackson, April 9, at 835 Fayette, Apt. No. 2, at 8 p.m.

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EIGHT LIVE WIRE Girls were to meet Thursday at 3501 Ralston with Mrs. Beatrice Woods. The club will accept invitations.

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Doris Hill, Marie Ridley and Frances Mitcham. Next meeting will be with Mys. Ruth Dillon, 3950»/z Boulevard.

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14 LAMBS met with Mrs. Helen

NITE-LIFERS have started their charity v.oik for the year. The first was to buy membership for five boys at the YMCA.

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NORTHSIDE WONDER GIRLS

“A model’s hair must bfe extra lovely”

Doug’ass and will meet next with met Saturday at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Mary Edwards, Plans will Kathrine Wilson, 1420 W, 27th.

be made for a summer formal. The club completed plans to sell

* * * chicken dinners. Mrs. Canary DouGIRLS PROGRESSIVE 12 will glass will be next hostess. meet next with Mrs. Marie Allen, * * *

2009 N Harding. NOTRE D’ANNIVERSAIRE met

* * * with Mrs. Beulah Rutledge, 749 GRAND TERRANCE at their W. 25th A new member, Mrs. regular meeting last week ac- Pearl Jenkins, was welcomed. Next

soys JOYCE BOWMAN, director of the glamorous cover giris at New York’s leading agency for colored models

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Prizes were won by Mesdames Anna Hughes, Velma Fishback, Lula Davis and Margaret Reid. The club members also entertained

meeting with Mrs. Cecilia Jackson, 417 Harvard.

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PI OMICRON had a successful waistline party at the home of Helen Phillips. Plans are being

their husbands at a dinner party made for Mothers Day breakfast last week. Next meeting will be and “Mad Hatters” style show, with Mrs. Lucy Killard, 864 Eu- * * * gene. RHOER PLEDGE of Sigma * * * Gamma Rho, Inc., will meet April JET wdll meet April 10 with (Continued on Page 8)

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