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8—The Indianapolis Recorder, May 28, I960
BLUE NOTES wi l meet May 27, 8:30 with Mrs. Ann Coleman, 1505 Tabor. Plans are being made for a Fashion show to be hvld the last of June. * * * CORDETTES met with Mrs Beatlice Powell, 1154 W, 32nd. Next meeting, Friday, May 27, with Miss Ocie Watts, in Rookwood. * * * EIGHT LIVEWIRE GIRLS met May 26, with M's Charlie Mae Fox, 2537 Carrollton. ♦ * * GIRLS PROGRESSIVE 12 met with Mrs Clara Johnson. Next meeting with Mrs. Ida Killings, fl<3 W. 9th St Plans will be made for a social, June 11 *• * * L’ESPRIT met with Mrs. Carrie M. Phillips, and we'comed two new members, M «. .Doris Counts and Mrs. Mary Brittian A film on investments was shown by a representative from Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, & Smith, and the commentary he gave at the club’s picvious meeting was discussed since the group is interested in an investment program that will guarantee a L’Espirit scholarship luml for years to come. * « * MISS VOGUETTES AND SOCIALITES will sponsor a dance at the Christamore House in June. The Uress will be Hawaiian style. * * * PHYLLIS WHEATLEY EMBROIDERY will meet Thursday alternoon with Mrs. Jennie Hate, 1630 Nelson. ♦ * * SENOR1TA BIRTHDAY will meet with Mrs. Geneva Thomas, 1341 W. 27th, May 28. * * * SOCIALETTF.S met at the home of Mi*s. Pauline Miller A popularity contest is being planned. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Dorothy Williams, 2019 N. Temple. * * * THRIFTY LADIES will meet June 1, at the home of Mrs. Hattie Scott, 2407 Paris, Mrs. Bertha Brown, president, Mrs. Willa Turner, secretary.
TOU JOURS AMIES met May 14 with Mrs. Louise Knox, 1162 N. Tremont. Next meeting will be May 28, with Mrs, Catherine Morphis, 4062 Cornelius. * * * TURNING LEAVES BOOK held its May meeting with Mrs. Ruth I.iggins. Plans were completed for the membe’s to attend morning services, June 12 at Witherspoon United Presbyterian Church. The club held ite annual “May Brunch” May 14, at the Fall Creek Parkway YMCA, with games afterward at the home of Mrs. J V. Stewart. Miss Helen Shelton will be hostess for the June meeting. * ★ • i> TWELVE STEPS TO JOY met with Mrs. Beverly White, 3240 Ralston. Mrs. Frances Young will te hostess for next meeting. VOLUNTEER MOTHERS held a social recently, the proceeds of which will be used for the Lockefield Recreation Center. Mrs. Margaret Bell, 1548 N. Arsenal won prizes. Next meeting 633 Locke No. 327, Bessio McNeil, hostess, for membership contact any of the members.
OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH TO SPONSOR CITY-WIDE BABY CONTEST Our Saviour Lutheran Church will sponsor a baby contest, and a meeting to distribute tickets will be held June 3, at 7:30 p. m., in the church basement. The first prive winner will receive one-half the revenue from his total sales and the 2nd and 3rd prize winners will take away onefourth of what they turn in. Other entrants will be awarded 10% of their votal sales. Mothers interested in baby call the church office, WA 5-3737. Mrs. Geraldine English and Mrs. Marie Jennings are co-chairmen of the contest committee.
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minister, Allene Chapel. Many ot you nave responded to the appeal made regarding little Virginia Morris, 1622 Yandes. She has received cards and gifts from several friends and well-wishers since the notice appeared in this column recently. Miss Morris only has a few weeks to live, due to cancer. Send her a card or anything you might want her to have. A surprise party is planned for her Sunday, May 29, from 3 to 4 p.m. As many as can please attend.
Alpha Kappa Alpha Gives Scholarships Credentials of eligible 1960 graduates of all city and parochial high schools have been sent to the Scholarship Committee of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, which is giving $500 in scholarships. Recipients of the scholarships will be announced soon. Mrs. Ruby | Woodson is basileus of the chapter. BEL-CANTO ENSEMBLE TO HOLD ANNUAL BRUNCH The Bel-Canto Ensemble, now in its 29th year, will hold their annual Memorial Day Morning Musical and Brunch, Monday at the Charles T. Amos Studio, 3945 Graceland. Buford Hazel is president of the group, and Ronald Davis the vice president will preside.
CONTESTING FOR QUEEN: Persian Court No. 24 Daughters of hsis are sponsoring a contest for the title, "Mrs. Persian Court." Those vying for the title are (left to right) Rosetta Osborn, 2330 Wheeler; Betty Jo Hutchins, 3502 N. Layman; Sonja Louise Perkins, 2324 Carrollton; Shirley Ford,
1115 W. 37th; Mae N. Henderson, 1655 Yondes. The contest will end July 9, ot the Annual Commandress Ball to be held at the Meridian Plaza Hotel, 410 N. Meridian. Music will be furnished by Jon Thomas and his band. Your ticket purchase is a vote for your favorite contestant.
LEGAL NOTICES
Henry J. Richardson, Jr. NOTICE ON FINAL ACCOUNT. ETC., TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF EDNA GERTRUDE RHODES In the Probate Court of Marion County, Indiana. May Term 1960 In the matter of the estate of Edna Gertrude Rhodes, deceased. Estate Docket 181 Page 67370 Notice is hereby given that Henry J. Richardson, Jr., as executor 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 13th day of June. 1960, at which time all persons intenested in said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. And the heirs of said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. Henry J. Richardson, Jr. Personal Representative Edwin McClure, Clerk 5/28/CO—2T
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the gun stopped shooting,” she sobbed. Only one of the six shots missed Bigbee. When police arrived at the scene, they found Bigbee, clad only in a paiama top sprawled on the floor next to the bed. Mrs. Bigbee was arrested on a preliminary charge of murder and her case was continued when she appeared in Municipal Court 5 Saturday. She was ordered held without bond in the County Jail. Monday, police called to 508 W Vermont, found Mrs. Frances Smith suffering fror siab wounds in lower part of stomach She was rushed to General in critical condition and died severa: iioiir« later. Tom Tap, 63, also of the Vermont Street address, told Sgt. Roger
Harrison and Patrolman Colion Shaney that Mrs Smith had been stabbed by her boyfriend, Willie John Dixon, 39, 324 ,W. 10th. Dixon was arrested at his home about an hour later and taken to General, where he v/as identified by the dying woman. Dixon’s case was continued when he appeared in Municipal Court Monday and he is being held without bond. Homicide officers had not been able to determine exactly what aused the altercation
Sheriff to Hire 13 New Deputies Sheriff Robert O’Neal announced this week that applications for 13 deputy sheriff positions will be accepted starting Monday. Applicants must be between 21 and 35 years old. at least 5 feet 8 inches tall and weigh 150 pounds. They also must have a high school diploma, and not have been convicted of a felony or serious misdemeanor. Applicants may be apply at 40 S. Alabama, and all applications must be in by June 7.
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Jessie Nelson Services for Jessie Nelson, 69, 245 N. Capitol, who died May 18 in General Hospital, were held May 21 in Craig Funeral Home, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. Mrs. Nelson was a life resident of Indianapolis and a member of Good Samaritan Baptist Church. During World War II she worked at Camp Alter bury Survivors induce a raster, Miss Mary Stepp, and a nephew, Edward Stepp.
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three weeks after- the July inciueut, arid rs reported to have carried it ever since. The Prosecuto’-’s action was initiated after a Teeorder reporter, puzzled as to why a man who witnesses said chased and killed a boy as he fled through a yard would be released on bond, phoned for an explanation At the time of the telephone conversation, Mr Bayt said he was not. personally aware of the facts .surrounding the case, but promised to make an investigation and sard it tie found the evidence warranted it, he would do all in his power in pursuit of the ends of justice. Assisting the Prosecutor and his staff was George Brawley, an attorney who was retained by the Beasley family to aid in the prosecution of .Morgan. Mr. Brawley, who maintains his offices at 230 E. Ohio, said George Beasley Sr. came to his office the day before Morgan’s hearing and said that he had heard it rumored that Morgan would be released on bond at his hearing in Municipal Court the next day. After reviewing the case, Brawley said he notified court officials Top Auto Salesman Changes Dealers Jim (Jabo) Glireath, former top '’"to salpsmnn With the Jerry Alderman Ford Company, is now selling new and used cars for Bud Gates Chevrolet. Inc. “If you or anyone you know wants to buy an automibile, new or used, at the best figure possible, see me first, my reputation as a fair dealer stands untarnished,” Gilbreath said in announcing his new location to his many friends. Folks know Jim both as an ace automobile salesman and as an outstanding basketball player. He was player-coach of the city champion Jerry Alderman Ford team this past season. 10 talk about a trade, of for a demonstration ride in the wonderr " 1 r 'f. w Chew. Gilbreath can be reached at ME. 5-7321.
that he had a case in Circuit Court, and asked the Morgan hearing not be called until he could be present in the courtroom. “But when I got over to the Municipal Court,” the prominent attorney said, “Morgan almost knocked me down corning out of the door.” Morgan was arrested by Lieut. Lee kuUs of the sheriff’s office Thursday afternoon just as the Recorder went to press.
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