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LUNCHEON GUESTS: At a luncheon given by Mrs. Annie DeJernett, 1042 N. Tremcnt, June 11, Mrs. Delmon R. Franklin, formerly a supervisor at Army Finance Center, was honored. (Seated left to right) A/esdames Lucile Lewis, Doris Nesbitt, l velyn Jones, Delma Franklin, Rosa Watson, Rethia Barner and Miss Patricia Wil-

liams. (Standing left to right) Mis$ Barbara Doss, Mrs. Ann DeJernett, Mrs. Rita Farquhar, Miss Patricia Harris, Mesdames Mary Alice Martindale, Mary Gibson, Barbara Smith, Callie Richardson, Ora B. Owens and Mrs. Harriet Jackson. Mrs. Mary Alice Martindale was hostess for the occasion.

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NEWLY-WEDS: Shown shortly after Rev. James L. Cummings pronounced them man and wife ore Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peters. Mrs. Peters was Miss Equilla S. Page before her marriage June 3 at Macedona Baptist Church. She is the daughter of Rev. and Mes. T. M. Sloan of Shrieveport, La.

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STUDENT REWARDED: The Chi Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, presented Sheila Mayfield with check representing a scholarship and scholarship aid for the next three years. Miss Mayfield is being presented the award by Mrs. Nancy Powell, chairman of the scholarship committee. Looking on are (left to right) Alexander

Moore, principal ot Crispus Attack's, Clemmont VonTress, director of counseling, Mrs. Emmarita Pitts Murphy, pres, and Miss Lucy Belle Dupes, member of the scholarship committee. Miss Mayfield is the daughter of Mrs. Hazel Mayfield, 1810 W. 10th.

The Board of Christian Education and the singing groups of St. John AME Church are sponsoring a "Golden Age" dinner at the Fall Creek YMCA, Sunday, June 19 (Father's Day). Members of the church fifty years old or older will be special guests. Mr. Kenneth Smith is the director, and Rev. H. A.

Periy is pastor.

Chester Little’s report on the the meeting a success. Members

UN conference on Africa held re- th® committee are James Wileenlly at Purdue University was son . chairman; Henry Madison, colorful, interesting and informa- Miss Carol Maul, Miss Carol Ford

Everyone present at the and Mrs^ Mary K. Lewis.

Peters-Page Exchange Vows 9n Double-Ring Ceremony

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regular FAC meeting last Monday MR. C. A. LEWIS, who has had a clearer knowledge of the been seriously ill for some time is existing problems of the people »s now in St. vmcent's Hospital of Africa. Mr. Little represented been seriously ill for some time, FAC at the conference. Mrs. Lula possible surgery.

Hodge gave a brief response to

the report.

Mrs. Ada Cheeks was the winner of the beautiful six transistor

MRS. EMMA McKNIGHT, radio given away recently by Mrs. chairman of the Health and Wei- Emma McKnight, Tour Queen confare Committee reported that com- testant. mittee members took magazines „„„„„„ A T, nQrk v T . to LaRue Carter Hospital recent- . GEORGE RICHARDSON is goly. The annual rarm Colony party >ng to Hot Springs, Ark., for a has been set for July 23. much deserved rest. PLANS FOR THE CIVIC and Tbe members and friends of Legislative Committee’s annual ^be Independent Order of St. Japanese Garden Social were an- Marks will observe their 27th announced by Mrs. Mary K. Lewis niversary at Trinity Methodist and Mrs. Lillian Goens. The so- Church, 2251 Martindale, Sunday, rial will be held June 25. June 3:30 p.m. Rev. James The activities" temmittee chair- SP man. M™ Louise Stratton made ^ auie Davis, president and OD P R PRESIDENT,1.w iames A ~ V ill vacation in the Black Hills of PERCY DAVIS is visiting his South Dakota next month. daughters, Mrs. William Hopkins CHESTER LITTLE, first vice- and Mrs. William Quinn, 5961 president, will preside at the regu- Whittier St. Louis, lar meeting. Mr. James has ap- MRS. SARA WILLIAMS of Los pointed a committee to work with Angeles is in the city visiting her Mr. Little in an effort to make sister, Mrs. Mildred Overton.-

DURYEA HAZELLANNE DICKSON

Miss Duryea Hazellanne Dickson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Emmett J. Dickson, 4078 Rookwood Avenue, is scheduled to leave June 21 for a seven week European tour. While in Europe Miss Dickson will visit in England, Scotland, Lichtenstein, France, Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Belgium, and

Holland. Miss Dickson will also | They wore pink, blue, orchid •attend the Disciples of Christ and white gowns with contrasting

Miss Equilla Page was married to Fred Peters in a doublering ceremony June 3 in Macedonia Baptist Church. Rev. James L. Cummings officiated at the couple's exchange of vows,

for which nuptila music softly sounded.

Lilies of the valley and white and carried carnations and roses, carnations appointed the chancel Alonzo Miles was best man. which was banked with palms for The ushers were Tillman Powell, the ceremony. Willie Hayes Powell, Hommer L. Rev. and Mrs. T. M. Sloan, Powell, and Harry Ellis. Shreveport, La., are parents of the Following the ceremonies a rebride. ception was held in Discovery Given in marriage by Ernest Room at K of C, Hall. The couple Powell, the bride wore a gown left soon after on a honeymoon trip iash’oned of white satin and lace to Ni Niagara Falls, N V Thev will applique. Trie app.ique traced her be at home to friends at 1527 E.

scalloped neckline and extended 19th.

from the fitted bodice was a bouf- Pearline Miles, hostess for the lant ba lerina length skirt. She reception, wore a beige gown of wore a pill-'oox-type crown i ace an d white corsage, which held her "nger-tip veil, and Out-of-town g u e s ts~ included carried a bouquet of white carna- Maggie Lashore, Roberta Wilson, tions. and Adeline Wilson ot Chicago.

The bride’s niece, Mrs. Dorothy Washington of Shreveport, was

yw summer Program The Win. A. Chamberses Mark

To Start Tuesday

The YWCA summer program for girls between the ages of 9 and 14 will begin Tuesday morning, June 21 at Wesley Methodist Church, 30th and N. Tibbs. The girls will participate in crafts, dramatics, choral singing, charm, recreational sports and simple folk dancing. The group will meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9 to 11:20 A.M. Registration will be held Monday, June 20, from 1 to 3, at the Church. A course in beginning golf will also be taught at Wesley Methodist Church, starting Thursday, June 23 at 7:15 P.M. The'fourweek course is designed to help women, new at the game, learn the basic strokes, correct stance, swing and the use of the various clubs. With the exception of the plastic golf balls, all necessary equipment will be furnished for the class. Medical releases are required for physical activity. Examinations, will be given June 16 at 7:30 P.M. For additional information call the Indianapolis YWCA, ME. 5-5471.

matron of honor, Lorene Allen was maid of honor, and Lottie Ruth Powell, Mary Otis Powell and Carolyn Ellis were brides-

maids.

cummerbunds, fitted midriffs of lace with overskirts of net, and

carried white carnations.

Little Miss Erline Williams, the

tian Education Department at the flowergirl, wore a white lace dress

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city, 222 S. Downey.

World Convention, August 2-7, in

Edinburgh, Scotland.

The tour is being sponsored by Charles Mills, director of Chris-

Anna and Gretta Bridgeforth, Newell Stanfield, John Ellis Say Vows in Double Wedding

25th Wedding Anniversary

Approximately 1 50 guests attended on open house Sunday, honoring Mr. and Mrs. William A. Chambers, 4046 N. Capitol, on their 25t wedding anniversary. The couple were married

June 12, 1935 in Greenfield.

Mrs. Chambers, a charming hostess, greeted her guests in a pink lace dress. She wore an orchid corsage. The perfect host, Mr Chambers, Wheeler, Plainfield, Ind, and Mr. director of classified advertising and Mis. H. Francis Whiteside and at The Recorder, wore a brown Mrs Lillian Caldwell, Louisville, sports ensemble. Hostesses for the occasion were Together the Chambers were a Mesdames Ida Lyles, Maybelle restive pair, adding the perfect Bluestein, Edith Shanklin, Dorothy tone to the auspicious occasion. Williams and Mrs Mae Owsley. In the beautifully decorated They wore corsages of white carm-dining-room guests were awed at, irons tied with silver ribbon, the lovely table covered with a !

gorgeous Belgium-made Irish linen j table cloth, complimented by an j EvQDSVi Ms Church arrangement of chrysanthemums A ^ surrounded with 25 tiny bells with 1 AnnOUnCGS \/U66n pink lighted centers A pair of tall three-candle silver candelabra placed on either side of the centerpiece completed the

setting

An elaborate fountain in an artistic setting of greenery and roses, poured forth an endless supply j of champagne. • .;i Guests partook of an assort- • ; ment of hors d’oeuvers and ca- ! ,

napes.

The couple was showered with ; jg many useful gifts, flowers, and | other appropriate remembrances of ^ the occasion mmm$& Out-of-town guests included Mrs Eunice Powell and Mr. Emn^ett

Miss Gretta June Bridgeforth was married to John Garfield j ard

were ushers.

Following the impressive cere-

Miss Dickson is a senior at Drake University, Des Moines, and is a member of Alpha Kappa

Alpha Sorority.

Fall Creek YMCA Bridge Winners

Planner Plouse PTA To Present Festival

RECEIVE DEGREES: Among the 292 students awarded degrees at Tennessee State University's 48th annual commencement exercises, recently, were these from the lllinois-lndiana area: (left to right) Sandra B. Robertson, Chicago, B.S. social administration; Milton Baltimore, Indianapolis, B.S. elementary education; Shirley Parker Thomas, Gary (formerly of Pittsburgh, Pa.) B.S. elementary education; Robert R. Thomas, Gary, B.S., elementary education, and Alfrances Lyman, Chicago, B.S , speech and drama.

The Flanner House PTA will present its third annual Spring Festival, Friday, June 24, 7:30 P.M. The participants, ranging in age from 3 to 12, have been studying dancing under the direction of Miss Clara Edwards, who is also an instructor in the Indianapolis Public School system. These children are being skillfully trained on Saturdays, and many of them hope to become professional dancers. The out-of-doors affair promises to be a gala event, complete with scenery, music, and brightly colored costumes. Many business concerns and friends are donating their services "and money to help make this affair a success. Mrs. Virtea Downey and Mrs. Osma Spurlock are staff representatives, serving as consultants for the occasion. The public is invited.

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Winners in the duplicate Bridge tournament held recently at the Fall Creek Parkway YMCA were: North-South: 1st: Mrs Ralph Hanley and Max Davis, 2nd: Miss Blanche Dogan and Mrs. Irnogene Boyd, 3rd: Mis. Charlotte Graves and Mrs Anita Glover East-West 1st. Denver Hinton and Mrs. Audrey E. Howard, 2nd: Miss Clarice Bollen and Theodore Porter, rirti: Mrs. Lula Hinton and Mr.;. E.tella Woodall Mrs. Audrey E. Howard, reporter

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YMCA ANNOUNCES ANNUAL BENEFIT

“It’s Madison Time”. The Gradale Sorority of Fall Creek Parkway YMCA will sponsor their Annual Benefit Dance June 18 at the Walker Casino, 617 Indiana, from midnight until 4 A.M. Music will be furnished by the Three Souls. Come on get into the swing. Tickets may be purchased from any member or at the door.

A shower in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Stacy Shields was given recently in the home of Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Denkins Jr., 3010 Winthrop. Rev. Shields and family will be leaving soon to make their home in Campbellville, Ky., where he h^is accepted pastoral duties at First Baptist Church. Among the guests present were Rev. and Mrs. O. J. Reeves, Mesdames Mary Chisley, Jamesetta Stepp, Suzanne Thompson, and Mrs. Leona Denkins, Miss Mary Little, apd Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson. Rev. and Mrs. Shields were the recipients of rriany lovely gifts. Guests were served ice cream and cake by little Misses Paula Stepp, Barbara and Dorothy Denkins, and Master Ervin E. Denkins HI.

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Christopher Ellis, and Miss Anna Marie Bridgeforth became

the bride of Newell Stanfield during double ceremonies Saturday monies, a reception was held in evening in the St. John Baptist Church. The brides are dauqh- the church basement. Garlands of lers of Samuel Bridgeforth, 1319 Cornell, and the late Mrs. hLnced^th^sceneTanf Wv^'kivdy Sula Bridgeforth four-tier wedding cakes beautified

Mr and Mrs. Robert Ellis, 1524 with slightly scooped necklines, the brides’ table.

\\ . 25th, and Mr. and Mrs. Mo.se with back panels. Each wore match- Hostesses for the reception were Stanfield, 2614 Boulevard, are the ing pink veils, and carried pink Mesdames Dorothy Glover, Betty parents oi the grooms. lace bags with pink carnations. Jean Davis, Carolyn Evans, MfarRev E. T. Johnson officiated at Flower girl, Ernestine Evita Paul, tha Ware, Iris Y. Ackles, Mae Nell the coup’es’ exchange of vows and YYoodwury, N. J., wore a pink silk Henderson, and Misses Ruby Jo nuptial music was provided by organdy dress and carried a basket Nelson, Hilda Ellis, Valencia' MaJames Bryant, soloist, uccom- with pink rose petals. lone, Dessie Pittman, Patricia Ann a * 1 f he organ Jjy Mrs Ruth- Jerome Boone was best man, and Banks, Marjorie Watkins and Josie

le McIntyre. Mrs Priscffla Gam- David IIolt j anies Q Carter Jo _ Hawthorne.

J R.-v'^ui rSr'f Was «> M«el»ll were ushers. Out-of-town guests included K , A f , Miss Gretta June Bridgeforth Bishop S. N Hancock, Detroit, The altar was banked with palms was given in marriage by her bro- Mich,; Miss Hilda Reeder, Philadeland fern and eandelabras tied with ther, John Marshall Bridgeforth phia Pa; Mn and Mrs Ernest white satin bows, marked the pews She wore a gown of lily-white silk Paul Woodbury N J • Mrs BurMiss Anna Marie Bridgeforth over rayon. The fitted bodice lop- nett Jenkins Chicago was given in marriage by her fa- ped ihe bouffant skirt which flow- Mr and Mrs. Ellis are honeyther She wore a gown fashioned td into a chapel train, enhanced mooning in Canada. They will be ck white chant illy lace and tulle, with alencon lace garlands. She home to friends alter June 20 at

with a scooped neckline covered wore a finger-tip veil, and carried 3551 Caroline

with sequins Layers of tulle for- a bouquet of white spiral-shaped Mr. and Mrs. Stanfield will be ,r ,bouffant skirt which had roses with sprays of lily of the home to friends after June 18. at

Chantilly lace down the front. The valley. 4558 Boulevard,

htted bodice had short sleeves. Mrs. Ethel Boyd Bdittain, the 'Hie brides and grooms are proHer fingertip veil of illusion was matron of honor, a*d Mrs. Betty ducts of Crispus Attueks High held in place by a fitted crown of williams Heavens, the bridesmaid, School. Anna attended Indiana mother of peail and sequins. She Vi0re sheath dresses of blue or- Central College, and Indiana Uni earned a bouquet ot wmte spira* ganza over taffeta, with slightly versity Extension, and is employed shaped roses enhanced with sprays scooped necklines. along with her husband at the ot my ot the valley. «jv| ie fl ower gi r ] j Little Miss De- At my Finance Center. Mr. StanMiss Lula G. E. Bridgeforth, nise Adair, wore blue organza and field attended Butler University. Lake Forest, 111, was the maid carried a basket of pink rose pet- Gretta attended Indiana University of honor and Mrs. Betty Ann als. and is also an employee of the Bridgeforth, ibe bridesmaid Mr Paul Casey Ellis stood as Army Finance Center. The groom They wore identical sheath dress- best man, and Melvin Baird Jr, is employed by Chevrolet Commer-

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EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Sallie Sisson was chosen queen of the Young Matrons Auxiliary recently, during ceremonies highlighting New Hope Baptist Church's Annual Tea. Mrs. Sisson was awarded the ciown after raising the largest amount of money in the church’s financial effort Second place went to Mrs. Margaret Higgins Mrs La Verne Hinton is presi!cnt, M s. Johnnie R Brown is the counselor and Rev. W. R. Blow n is pastor of New Hope Baptist.

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