Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1960 — Page 5

ART EXHIBIT: The third annua! art exhibit sponsored by the Pan Hellenic Council was held May 22, at the Fall Creek YMCA. Arts of all descriptions were on exhibit and crafts of many kinds. Shown here: Exhibitor Thomas Eubank, artist, who attends Herron Art School; Mrs. Pauline

Eans, secretary; Gladys Butler, chairman; and Vivian Benedict. Other officers of the council include, Mrs. Alice Bacon, assistant secretary; R. L. Henson, vice-chairman; Cecil Ross, financial secretary, and T. H. Randall, treasurer.

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The board of directors met Monday with Lir!a Hodge, chairman, at which time a wide scope of FAC business wg'3 on the agenda. A very large attendance was registered.

Our president, S. W. James told

us of the post card received from Mrs. Fannie Jamerson of Los Mrs. Frances Howard, a board Angeles, and her sister, Mrs. Minmember, who at the time was in ® re the latest to join Nice, France. Mrs. Howard's trip the .. F AC Educational tour to Hainc'uded a visit to the Holy Land va1 . 1 ' w1 ^ • ,0,n the group in

and Paris. In Paris she will attend their home town,

a hair styling school to earn a cer- The student to be the recipient tificate in that country. of the FAC Scholarship has been Chester Little, first vice-presi- chosen by the Education commitdent and board member, represent- tee, and presentation wi’l be mad* ed FAC at Purdue University last at a dinner to be given later. Mrs. week at the United Nation’s eym* Crystal Jackson is committee ehair-

posium on the internal affairs of man.

Africa. A brief resume of the The Indiana AME Conference meeting was given the board mem- Laymen’s executive will meet at bers and a complete report will be Allen Temple, Terre Haute, 1 p. m given at nevt month’s regular meet- Saturday, June 4. Churchil Swarn, ing. of Plainfield, is conference piesi-

Have you heard the talk around dent,

town this week? Most of the guests. Mrs Charles Simms has an200 or more who attended the Frogs’ nounced the wedding of her daughclub’s “Night in Las Vegas” l^r, P:'Jscilla to Samuel Garrison, are still talking. Carl Richardson The reception will be held May is president ' 28 at 6:30 p. m. at the club home,

The 49th Anniversary Sport 2034 N. Capitol.

Dance of the popular Lotus club

will be held in the Walker Casino

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this week.

Sympathy is extended to our secretary of the board, Mrs. Willora Morris, at the passing of her husband, Benjamin Morris.

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|Tau Chapter Observes Founders' Day The Founder’s Day program planned by Tau Chapter served a two-fold purpose. The annual Founders’ Day Observance and the organization’s 25th Anniversary. The gala affair was held at the Fall Creek YMCA, May 21, at which time beautiful organ music was rendered by Soror Eloise Soloman. The theme, 25 years of Sisterhood. Soror Sylvia Allensworth, moderator; Soror Clarissa Wadsworth, panel, spoke on—Charter members of the sorority. Soror Helen Stewart. Service of the Sorority; Soror Ruth Wooten, Sisterhood in the Sorority; Soror Maple Allen, Working

Together. *

A delectable dinner was served. Candlelight services was led by Basileus, Soror Ora Thomas, and there was a ritualistic closing. Charles Wadsworth, presented each soror with a miniature ceramic vase, painted in the sorority colors, and insignia, which he made himself, since ceramics is one of

his hobbies.

Founders Day Committee: Sorors Myrtly Bether, Harriet Cheetam, Georgia Robinson, Ethel Lambert, and Deloris Higgins. Ora

lAJonten A federated C^iub ^Jewd By CLARA PHILLIPS

The trip, "Around the World in 80 Days," will be held at the Masonic Temple, June 30, at 8 p. m. Mrs. Blanche Cross, state president, is asking all clubs of the city to take part. Rehearsals will be held every Thursday from 7 to 8 at the Women's Federated Club home, 2034 N. Capitol. Through error I gave the wrong Gary, names of those taking part dates for the State Convention. The in the oration and the names of correct dates are July 9, 10, 11, those to take part ip the talent

and 12, at First Baptist Church, hour.

626 W. 21st, Gary, Rev. Robert E. The following cities have girls Penn is pastor. working on the contest for “Miss The American Beauty Club will Indiana": Gary, Lafayette, Andermeet with Mrs. Beatrice Martin, son, Washington, Fort Wayne, In1810 Martindale, June 4. Mrs. dianapolis. Those wishing to enter Emma Brown, president; Mrs. Mary the contest please contact Mrs.

Debow, reporter. Howell.

The Lula Bean Club met with Congratulations were extended Mrs, Mary E. Smith at 2034 N. for the wonderful work that is beCapitol. The next meeting will be in 6 accomplished under the superwit h Mrs. Erie Morris, 1317 Roache. vision Mr S- Margaret Howell. Mrs. Lucinda Stovall, president, L® 01 * for «dult club information

Pe'arline Chamberlin, reporter. The state president, Mrs. Blanche Cross, is sending the following message to the sponsors of the NACG’s of Indiana. Please be prepared to be present at the First Baptist Church, 626 W. 21st St., Gary, July 9, 10 a. m. Have all business plans ready for the day.

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LOCAL TEACHER (PRESENTS VARIOUS AFRICAN SLIDES Mrs. Helen Minor, teacher at public school No. 42, will present a lecture and show African slides Sunday, 7:30 p.m., at the Mt.

Zion Baptist Church.

Mrs. Minor has traveled extensively in the Western and Northern sections of Africa. Her lecture will be on 13 countries in Africa, and will dwell on the political phase, speech of the people, the landscape of the country and the conditions under which they live. It is sponsored by the Mt. Zion Visual Education Committee.

Mrs. Nina Phone, Chicago, 111. and Mrs Garnet Robinson, Orrvdlle, O., were called here by the passing of their brother, Elijah Brooks, the past week.

PRE-HOLIDAY BREAKFAST: With the patriotic colors red, white, and blue as a color scheme and an interwoven pattern of race day flags, Mrs. Paul A. Betties, with Mrs. Norman Banner entertained a number of guests Monday at a May morninq breakfast at the home of Mrs. Batties, 314 Harvard PI., in honor of Mrs. Leon Maize who will be changing her residence after June 1, to live in Connersville. Mrs. Maize, who has been active in religious and cultural affairs of the city, was the recipient of many beautiful gifts from the

large number cf guests in attendance at the breakfast. She wore a corsage of gardenias. Shown viewing gifts in the back yard, left to right are: Mrs. Norman Banner, Mrs. Leon Maize, Mrs. Lucille Sawyer, and Mrs. Paul A. Batties. Among guests who presented Mrs. Maize with gifts were Mesdames*Thomas Boone, Clarence Crenphaw, Roosevelt Drone, Wilson Lennear, Mab!e Dawson, Ludie Moore, Leonder Lewis, Richard Shirley, Bishop Owsley, Koiherine Miller, Eugene Haines, Lucille Sawyer, and Mrs. Charles Spurling.

Debutante League Sponsors Festival 1 he Debutante National League, f r0 m which they will be judged Inc. is sponsoring a Summer Fes- ant j the winners will receive prizes, tival in July, at the Walker Casino Members are asking clubs to par- All clubs interested may contact ticipate in 3 to 4 minute skits, Brs. Barbara Mills, WA. 6-0501.

BIRTHDAY GREETINGS MAY BIRTHDAYS C. Lavan Suchia, Anna Grace Bond, Mildred M. Wright, Ruben Jeptha Walker, L. Chenault, Richmond, Ky. May you have many more happy ones.

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