Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1960 — Page 8

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8—The Indianapolis Recorder, Apr. 9,1960 So You Want to Help Someone— Ask Amicus Group No. 4 How In the years since the Amicus Friends Group No. 4 held its first session at the invitation of Mrs. Katherine Anderson, president of volunteer workers, the meetings have grown steadily. They hove grown not only in size, but in awareness of the increasing scope and significance of the mental health

program.

This group is not attempting to ettes and candies. They play simple set down as simply as possible the games, plan picnics and a ChristABC’s o volunteer psychology and mas party for them, the XYZ’s of its survival. Thw?y are The clan is small but well ormerely a concerned assembly of ganized. In discussing their effipersons who started their project ciently conducted project, the with profound mutual assurances Amicus group consider frankly and that they are doing this mental constructively the problems that health good turn not to be differ- face the mentally disturbed, ent, but because they are just They are willing and able to ordinary human beings brave share with each other many helpful enough to follow their convictions, solutions to the problems. Their Now, some four years later, their service totals enough hours to circle monthly meetings are no exception: j,he clock 17 times. Their plans, they are marked by a spirit of gifts, or ceremonies provided for enthusiasm, balanced by a determi- the men add to the total feeling nation to make the elderly men in that each member is joined in a their ward at Central State Hos- worthy cause. pital feel remembered and wanted They are handling their deed in and to keep their morale high. a manner acceptable to the rest The members of this particular Q f the community. Mrs. Juanita group meet each month before the Parrish, secretary, states frankly first Thursday and decide what they that more help and volunteers are will take to the patients on their needed. Those who do not have the ward. From time to time they have time mav make contributions by donated sandwiches, gifts, cigar- calling her at WA.* 6-7734. Robert Gimble is presiden of Group 4.

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Other members include Mesdames Martha Williams, Dora Pendleton, Mary Hart, Louella Ross and Nannie Peterson. The Amicus Group 4 is a working clan. You cannot miss their enthusiasm for mental health work, nor their appreciation of the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead in this area of volunteer serv-

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Clubs (Continued from Page'S)

11 with Lynda Boyd and April 25 with Shirley Smith. The time is 3:30 p.m. * * * RAINBOW GIRLS met with Mrs. Marguerite Cheeka, Next meeting with Miss Carol Evans, 739 W. 11th, Apt. B-3. * * * SELMAR GIRLS met with Mrs. Eva Goodwin. Next meeting will be with Mis. Martha GrifTin, 2403 Kenwood. * * * SOCIAL HOUR will meet April 10 at 3905 Byram. * * * STARLINGS met Thursday with Mrs Jennie Whittaker. Next meeting at home of Mrs. Leona Francis. * * * SUPREMETTES met April 2 with the president. Mrs. Edmonia Weathers, 3126 Guilford, and discussed plans for a May 21 social. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Sarah Woolridge, 3215 N. Kenwood. * * * TEE WARNER TONGA will meet next with the president, Mrs. Annie Belle Williams, 1538 N. Senate The club met last with Will Andrew Moss, 1538 N. Senate, and made plans for a May 21 social. * * * TWILIGHT was to meet Friday at 1823 Ruckle. * * * MISS VOGUETTES met April 2 with Miss Joyce Cushenbetry, 921 W. 27th. Next meeting will be with Miss Faye Drew ♦ * * ZOC’S met with Mrs. Delores Smith. Plans for social was completed, Members welcomed Mrs. Mary Jones into the club. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Reba Steen, 308 W. 31st, April 11.

Pvt. Paul Carnell Services for Pvt Pa^l Carnell, who died March 26 in the hospital at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo., after having been struck by a car, were held April 2, in King and King Funeral Home, with military burial in New Crown Cemetery. Pvt. Carnell, a native of Louisville, lived in Indianapolis for 14 years, and worked in the housekeeping department of General Hospital. Surviving were his wife, Mrs. Marlene Carnell; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Carnell; five brothers, Darrell, Kurt, Reginald, Ricky and Eric Carnell, and two sisters, Miss Regina Carnell and Miss Yvette Carnell, all of Indianapolis.

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PRAISE, THEN RETIREMENT: Mrs. Ella B. Turner, home economics supervisor for over 30 years at Planner House, was guest of honor at a reception given by her fellow workers Thursday, March 31. Mrs. Turner announced her retirement from active service. Here Dr. Cleo Blackburn, agency director, praises Mrs. Turner's service to Planner House and presents her with an orchid corsage. Other gifts were presented from the staff and the agency. These included a special cake, an umbrella, and a "Princess" telephone for her desk at home. Mrs. Turner, although retired, will be busy os a consultant for food service at Planner House and with fabric designing in her home. She resides with her family at 1412 E. 17th.

Frankie Weathers Rated 'Superb' In Recital Frankie Weathers, student soprano at Indiana University in Bloomington, completely captivated music lovers with her superb and flawless presentations in the Cultural Series sponsored by alumnae members of of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. Making her third appearance in Indianapolis, Miss Weathers showed the audience the great technical ability and control that she is developing and will undoubtedly be noted for in musical circles. Her program, while divided into five sections, was so beautifully performed that it seemed all too short. Mrs. Clara Reese Kirk was the accompanist. Wnile the audience was very responsive to each of Miss Weathers selections, they were highly enthusiastic with her presentation of the spirituals and light opera and concert aras which showed every qualty of Miss Weathers’ voice. At the end of the entire recital, the audience recalled the young star for several encores. Miss Weathers is working toward her graduation after which she will work on Ivor master's degree. She will then go to Europe. Miss Weathers is married to Bela Bakonyi, musician-composer from Hungary now studying at Indiana University. They are the parents of a six-month-old son.

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Legals

Robert Lee Brokenburr, Atty. NOTICE ON FINAL ACCOUNT, ETC., TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE

OF WILL TAYLOR

In the Probate Court of Marion

County, Indiana. March Term 1960.

In the matter of the estate of

Will Taylor, deceased.

Estate Docket 131, Page 67329 Notice is hereby given that Benjamin J. Jackson as Administrator of the above named estate, has presented and filed his final account in final settlement of said estate and petition for. distribution, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Probate Court, on the 25th

Henry J. Richardson. Jr., Atty. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Probate Court of Marion County, Indiana. In the Matter of the Estate of Ve ner Booker Jones, deceased. Estate Docket E60-459. Notice is hereby given that Henry J. Richardson, Jr., was on the 31st day of March, 1960, appointed: Executor of the will of Verner Booker Jones, 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 notice or said claim will be forever barred. Dated at Indianapolis, Indiana, this 31st day of March, 1960 Edwin McClure, Clerk. 4/9/60—3T

_ _ John L. Mattocks, Atty. day of April, 1930, at which time' NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION all persons inter* sled in said In Una Probate Court of Marion

estate are required to appear in County, Indiana,

said Court and show cause, if any In the Matter of the Estate of

there be, *why said account should Anna Mae Jones, deceased,

not be approved. And the heirs Estate Docket E-60 Page 392 of said decedent and all others' Notice is hereby given that John interested are also required to ap- L. Mattocks was on the 16th day

pear and make proof of their heir- ■

>hip or claim to any part of said

estate.

Benjamin J. Jackson, Personal Representative. Edwin McClure, Clerk. 4/9/6O—2T

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Dated at Indianapolis, Indiana, this 16th day of March, 1960. Edwin McClure, Clerk

3/26/60—3T

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