Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1960 — Page 4

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NEWLY-WEDS: Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Morris preoared to cut their Wedding Cake after their exchange of vows at Coppin Chapel Church, June 4. Mrs. Morris is the former Miss Sandra Lee Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Robinson. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

George Morris.

Robinson-Morris Vows Said In Coppin Chapel Church Miss Sandra Lee Robinson was married to Ronald Morris in a 3:30 p. m. ceremony Saturday at Coppin Chapel Church. Rev. David Mitcham officiated att he double-ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Robihson, and parents of the groom ore Mr. and Mrs. George Morris. Miss Lois .lean Robinson, sister Th e bride traveled in a blue hro-

cxide dress with white accessories. The couple plan to return to the city sometime after June 20.

of the bride, was maid of honor and Miss Anna Lois Harris and Miss .Brillientine Rainy were

bridesmaids.

The maid of honor wore a silk organza dress of mint green styled with full skirt, short sleeves and low neckline, and she carried a spray of carnations. The bridesmaids were dressed in pale pink similar in style to the maid of honor, and carried carnations. After the reception the newlyweds left on a honeymoon trip to Maryland and Washington, D C.

ANNUAL JOINT RECITAL SCHEDULE!} FOR STUDENTS Piano students of Mrs. Marguerite Howard and Mrs. Teresa Sanders will appear Sunday, June 12, in the 3rd annual joint recital sponsored by these local teache.'s, at the Federation of Associated Clubs Home, 2309 N. Capitol The voice students of Mrs. Sanders will also appear on the program.

Y" BRIDGE WINNERS: Winners at the recent YMCA Duplicate Bridge Tournament, sanctioned by ABA, were (Left to right) Mrs. Jean ‘Porter, Mrs. Victoria Porter, second place winners (yes, they are relatives); Robert Grissom (center) and Miss Blanche Dogan and Mrs. Imogene Boyd, first place winners. Third place winners were, Mrs. Florida Patterson and Leo Benson of Chicago; and fourth place honors

went to Messers Snurling Clark and Mark Batties. Messers Frank Holland of Indianapolis, and Wm. Clay of Chicago won fifth place. The "Y" Duplicate Bridge Group is composed of advanced olayers who ploy every Monday night at the new Fall Creek Parkway Y'MCA The group was organized 3 years ago at the historic Senate Avenue YMCA.

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Evangelist Artie Belle Davis, W 12th, had guests last week. Among them, her daughter and grandchildren, Mrs. Barbara A. Cosby, Phillip and Tina Marie of Madison. Her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. E Buckner and daughter Renea, of Hanover, and Rev. and Mrs. L. T. Burton, pastor of God in Christ Church, Muncie. Mrs. Davis is recovering from an injury. * * * College students home for the summer include, Sandra Pruitt, Burks Holland Jr. and Muril Massey, Gakweed College, and Imogene Chapman, Indiana Academy, Cicero , * * * Elder and Mrs. M. C. Van Putten and children accompanied by Ulysses Chapman left for a two week vacation in California. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Willis Porter h,*id as holiday guests Raymond Overton Sr., and son, Raymond Jr., James and Raymond House of Wichita, Kansas. All attended the Speedway Races + * * Little Maik Lenear returned home after a pleasant visit with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Younger. Mark is the son ot Mr. and Mr*. Mcritt Lenear of Middletown O * * * Miss Thomaslne Longware, Huntsville, Ala, is spending her j vacation with her sister, Mrs. Liz- | zie Mae Strange, N. Capitol. Miss Longware is instructor at the Seventh Day Adventist Academy.

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Birth Announcements Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curry, 3175-A Perkins Ct., welcomed a girl, Aleta Jeanine, weighing 1* pounds 4 ounces. * * + Mr. and Mrs. James Meadows, 3536 N. Meridian, are proud parents of a girl, Melody Lynn, weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. * * * Mr. and Mrs. George Wimbleduff, 1217 Herbert, welcome the arrival of a daughter, Juanita, weighing 8 pounds 11 ounces. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis Jr., 1512 Sheldon, are proud parents of a boy, Anthony, weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Louis Craig, 2262 Pierson, announce the arrival of a boy, Jesse LaMont, weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces. * * * Rev. and Mrs. Nathaniel Madden, 2329 N. Oxford, announced the arrival of a boy, Willie Lee David, weighing 6 pounds 13 Vz ounces.

WEDDING ANNOUNCED: The approaching marriage of Constance Ann Smirh was announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs Leonard T. Baylor, 2007 Columbia. Miss Smith will become the bride of Rev. Irby C. Armour, son of Rev. and Mrs. Jefferson Armour. Cornell, the ceremony is set for June 18 at the 16tnbtreet Baptist Church. The bride -elect is a graduate of Arsenal Technical High School. The prospective bridegroom is now attending Central Baptist Theological Seminary. He is the acting pastor of East Calvary Baptist Church. *

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Mrs. Minnie Patterson of Louisville, has been the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Myles Martin Mrs. Patterson was here for the Lotus Club dance. In the absence of her husband John, her brother-in-law Edward L. Patterson was her escort,

bud Garnett, chairman of the

house committee met with his U N. Seminar on Africa. Mr. Little members Monday night, The com- 1 1tended the all day meeting held mittee checked the club home for at Purdue University recently, planned improvements. affilliated clubs have reeeiv1 he Educational Committee. ed letters urging each to hold one Mrs. Crystal Jackson, chairman, affair at the-club home, thereby enjoyed dinner at the Fall Creek enabling them to pay oil debts at

YMCA at which time the FAC ‘ n earlier date,

made their presentation of a scho-i Leon Hill was host to the Wylearship. a way Bridge club for their last

Regular FAC monthly meeting meeting of the season,

will be held Monday, June 13. All M E _ Neisler will host the Mr.

Annual Reunion Held For Irvingtonians The rain did not prevent the icuriion scheduled recently by the Irvinbtonians. The meeting of friends who had not seen each other for 20 to 30 years brought tears of joy and made this successful reunion a lasting memory. Friends began retelling of past experiences shared, humorous and otherwise. Rev. R. H. Noel, pastor of Irvington First baptist Church, was present, at which time a short memorial to the departed was held Very tasty food of all kinds was displayed from fried chicken to barbecue, peach cobbler to ginger cake with fudge icing just to name a few Out-o-state guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Brent and family, Air. and Mrs Minus Woodruff, Mrs V ivian Woodson and daughters and others from Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Evans, and Mr. and Mrs. "Carlee Evans from Chicago; Andrew Cliff and Miss Neva Ward, Cleveland, and Jerry Taylor, Columbus The guests were also entertained, the next day, oy Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Watford with movies. The Irvingtonians are looking foiward to a repeat next year.

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Radford Wests Feted Cn 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Radford West celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary recently. They were honored with the presence of more than 100 guests, in their home at 711 E. 27th. The guests included Mesdames Corine Styles, Millie Dowdell, Ruby Avington, Henrietta Lee, Leola Welch, Patricia Jones, and Beatrice John- . on. Also Misses Rose Marie and Nancy Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, Rev. Robert West, T. C. Clayton, Jake Robinson, Mrs Altie Pyskin, and Homer Brown. Members of the Janet Club were also present. The table was beautifully decorated with spring flowers, and a 4 tier wedding cake was the center piece. Friends showered Mr. and Mrs. West with many beautiful silver gifts. A lovely turkey and ham dinner was served.

APPROACHING MARRIAGE: Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Moore recently announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Freddie Mae to Walter Clyde Brown. The bride-elect will graduate from Manual High School this month, and will attend Porter Business College and Poro Beauty College. Mr. Brown has attended A. & I. State College in Nashville, and is presently taking a course for radio technician. The wedding its to'take place June 26 at Mt Calvary Baptist Church.

Local Music Promoters Install New Officers The Indianapolis Music Promoters closed their fiscal year Sunday with installation of the newly elected officers. Mrs. Ellen T. Meriwether, the founder and first president of the club, installed the officer's charging them to support the confidence and trust they have been empowered with in the execution of the business and activity of the club. Installed were Mrs. Bertha Howard, president; Mrs. Mable Over- Amus, and student at Attueks sang, ion vice president; JV.Tss Ollie s ball Feed HLs Flock” "rom Terry, recording and correspond- Handel s “Messiah and “I’ve been ing secretary; Mrs. Teresa Sanders, financial secretary; Lidell Ammons, treasurer; Charles T. Amos, Chaplain; Robert Horsley, Parliamentarian. A suberb program followed with the appearance of Miss Fredricka Downey playing a piano selection, “Singing Aower” by Wil iam Munn Miss Downey :s a graduating senior at St. Agnes Academy. Miss Sheila Mayfield, a violin student of Mrs. La Verne Newsome and senior graduate of Crispus Attueks High School, played ‘ Corrcncte” by Harry Echols. Miss Mayfield was accompanied by Richard Dorsey, a piano student at the Jordan Conservatory of Music He also played “Clair DeLune” by Dubussy. Miss Sheilah Ball, voice student of Charles T.

club leprcsentatives are urged to be present. An interesting program lias been planned. Mr. James will play a tape recording of last

month’s meeting.

Chester Little will bring us a most enlightening report of the

OFF TO SCHOOL: Scholarship awards of $250 are being presented to (left to right) Sharon Hall of Shortridge and Lillian Broadus of Attueks, by the Alpha Mu Omega Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. The presentation was made by Mrs. Selma Harry, chairman of the scholarship committee.

and Mrs. Social club at their closing meeting.

MR. AND MRS SOCIAL HOLDS ANNUAL PICNIC The Mr. and Mirs. Social Club held their annual picnic. May 30 in the beautiful yard of Mr. and Mrs. George VV. Wallace, 2926 Indianapolis. Out-of-town guests included: M's Minnie Patterson, Louisville; Mr and Mrs. Frank Wilson, Columbus, O.; Mrs. Arlene Harrison, Mrs. Martha Adams, Sb Louis; and 1 Ik o. Dunbar, Ft. Wayne. Club members are looking forward to another gathering.

AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP: Trying her graduation gown for size, and at the same time receiving a scholarship from Mrs. Constance Dinwiddie. we see Miss Sharon Hale, who will be graduating with a Shortridge cla'ss of 49d. Mrs. Dinwiddie is president of the L'Espirit Club, donors of the scholarship. Miss Hall is planning to attend Howard University, she has received a tuition scholarship. The L'Espirit Club members hope to renew' their scholarship each year.

MRS. BERTHA HOWARD Puked and I’ve been Scorned” by Eva Jessye. She was accompanied by her teacher Miss Betty Jo Hopson, also a student at Jo.’dan Conservatory closed the program with “The Lord’s Prayer” by Malotte. Visitors and new members were welcomed by the vice president. A luncheon was served by the hostess, Mrs. Ve-rtea Downey.

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