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PARTY HELD FOR WAITRESSES AT RED KEG . . . Mrs Dorothy Dawkins of the Red Keg tavern was hostess to a party Tuesday nite, June 21, in honor of her daughter, Dorothy Jean .v»adry, waitress at the tavern and runner-up in the recent Tavern Waitresses Ccn'est, sponsored by The Recorder in conjunction with National Tavern Month . . . Special guests at the party shown seated at the flower-draped table are (left to right) Mattie Estell, Nirte-O-One Tavern, 2nd place winner;
Hattie Haney, Blue Eagle Tavern, who finished 4th; Mrs. Helen Sebree, owner of Nine-O-One Tavern; Maybelle Johnson, Huddle Lounge, the WINNAH and "queen" of the waitresses; Bernice Temple, Corner Bar, who finished 8th, and Dorothy Jean Madry, Red Keg, who finished 5th and in who'se honor the party was given. The guests enjoyed a variety of choice viands as they reminisced in an atmosphere of congenial hospitality. It was a grand nite for partying.
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been fully discussed. He expi*essed confidence the police would offer full protection The site here would be either Wrigley Field, the home of the Chicago Cubs, on the Northside; or Comiskey Park, home of the Chicago White Sox, on the Southside. Meanwhile, Feature Sports doesn’t seem to be the only promotional firm interested in bringing the fight here. Truman Gibson Jr., head of National Boxing Enterprises, Inc., while attending last week’s fight is believed to have con- , ferred with the principals. The predecessor of the NBE— the International Boxing Club of which Gibson was secretary — piomoted the match Nov. 30, 195G, in which Patterson first won the title by knocking out Archie Moore.
Jones Boots Cloy In Lost of the Friday Nite Fites NEW YORK (ANP) — Douglas Jones of New York last week kept his unbeaten skein intact when he scored his second straight win over Von Clay of Philadelphia on a split 10-round decision in a lightheavyweight bout at St Nicholas Arena which marked the end of the “Friday Night Fighta/’ When the fighas are resumed Oct. 8. they’ll be staged on Saturday nights on ABC-TV, but without radio. Ever since the days of Tex ■Rickard, the “Friday Night Fights” have been broadcast on coast-to-co ast radio. A few years ago, television started carrying them nationally. The Recorder Classified Ad Section is growing bigger each week. Use Recorder Classified Ads. Read Recorder Classified Ads.
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By MADELINE IRVIN
cf Allen Chapel AME ‘Church held a surprise covered dish dinner recently for Mrs. Anna Durden at whose home the board met Those present were Mesdames Eddie May Washington, Emma Taylor, Estha Youiie, Louise, Vaughn and Emma White Mrs. Durden and Mrs. Vaulin won the contest prizes.
AMONG THOSE ATTENDING the North East District Conference
ANDERSON — Camp Baber, located near Cassopolis, Mich., is preparing its facilities for upwards of 150 campers this summer from July 31 to Aug. 6 Emphasizing the importance of Christian training and chaiacter building, Mrs. Lillian Majors, director for adult leadership training at the camp, is making a special appeal for the adults to encourage the youths in the var-
ious phases of Christian training Sunday School and Junior Church and camp life. Owned and operated Convention of the Indiana AME by the Christian Education Depart- Conference at Bethel AME Churdi. ment of the Indiana Conference of Richmond, were Mesdames Mary AME Churches, the camp will offer Carter, Joan Smith, Betty Jones, this training Aug. 12-14 Madelyne Irvin, Hazel Carter, BerInterested persons are asked to Carter and Ruth Ann Carter Jirect their inquiries to Kenneth anc * Revs. F. B. Jones and E. F.
Smith camp director, 5601 E. Lashley.
34th, Indianapolis, or Rev. Elmer Arnold, assistant camp director, 3430 S. Washington, Marion. They jre urged to send their names, addresses, age, and the church from which htey are being-sent. THE ANDERSON BEAUTICIAN League held a stvle show and tea June 19 with the program consdst-
MRS. ANNA JOHNSON, 614 W 13111, died recently at St. John Hospital. She was a member of Christ Temple Church She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Essie Mae Gollsby and Mrs. Mary Ester Crawford, both of Anderson: four drandchildren, six great-
ing of modeling, singing by the f uncles a^d £roup and creative poems read bv ficap^c^ddren, five uncles a<nd Lana Irving ‘ five a 'i n \ s ; The J xiner *\ and burial
The models included Mesdames 3rooken Morgan, Anna Durden, 2renidene Mitchem, Norm in Cook, Lillie Hendrick, Roberta Cole, \nna Cochran, Barbara Hillard, Dra Jordon. Pearl Johnson, G.
lyde and Ruby Willis.
Also attending the show and ea were Mesdames Willie Mae Wilkerson, Mae Dorsa Parker, Pearl Farley, Beatrice Cook, Fran-
MRS LYDIA STEWART is improving at her 1 ome ft c •• vcral week in the h spital Marion. Mrs St,( wa t is hte mother of Mesdames Margaret Broadnax, Orphia Ford and Josie Carter. Her granddaughter, Aundrea Broadnax, is in Marion caring for her during her
illness.
>ene J ?: don ' Braxton, in^uJl^mfs^n^John'ctomonl
Mesdames Florence Cox, Geneva Adams, Margaret Davis, Herman Taylor. Bessie Edlin and Sadye Cox and Miss Wilma Sue Adams
Cirace Morris, Pearl B. Jackson, Madelyne Irvin. Ella Mae Morgan, Mae W. Turner, Queen Ester Patersetn, Patricia Taylo^, Deloris lack. Ora Ray more, Mercile Raynore, Anne Collier and others. THE TEN KEYS CLUB met re•ently at the home of Mis. Elizaieth Van Meter, with Mrs. Beatrice To'eman presiding. After the busiless discussion a social hour was teld and a dessert plate was served o Medames Clara Hopgood, Katie Hreen, Cornelia Smith, Eola Miler, Wanda Vaughn, Beatrice Cole-
nan- and Martha Watson
THE JUNIOR PHYLLIS WHEATLEY Club met recently at .he home of Mr. and Mrs Willie Miles. Presiding over the meeting A as Miss Patricia Irving. The nominating committee made its report >r.d club members voted to elect he slate for the coming election of officers. The slate includes the Misses Joyce Minnifield, president Dianne Cook, first vice-president; Aundrea Broadnax, second vicepresident; Brenda Holbert, third vice-president; • Sara Maxwell, fourth vice-president; Fay Irving, fifth vice-president; Helen Miles, secretary; Ruthie Jackson, assistant secretary; Pauline Roand, ser-geant-at-arms; Betty Jones, chaplain, and Dorothy Williams, par-
liamentarian i
Also, Patricia Irvin historian, and Mrs. Madelyne Irvin, treasurer. The delegates, members and supervisors of both the junior and senior Phyllis Wheatley Club will leave July 9 for the National Association of Colored Girls conven-
tion in Gary.
THE SENIOR Stewardess Board
Jprrv »«•»*•»•!* rtnir ALDERMAN FORD J 720 N. MERIDIAN SI. ME 4-8591
SALES !NC,
CLOSE-OUT SALE 60 Fords EXECUTIVE CARS AND DEMONSTRATORS
Julius Boyd
NOW FIGURE FOUR OWN DEAL
FACTORY EQUIPPED
'60 FALCON 2-DOOR $1739
ALLOWANCES.
3'/ 2
TIME FINANCING
Multiply 3Vfe times your unpaid balance to compute your monthly payment for 36 months.
EXAMPLE:
3M:xl719—$60.17 monthly payments
FAIRtANES
OUR PLEDGE TO YOU! If the car of your choice is sold before you iret here, we wili deliver you a comparable car from our inventory at the advertised Trice. We have the cars we advertise. Ask for them by the stock number.
FREE! FREE! 3M UNDERCOAT On all cars delivered during this sale!
NOW
FIGURE YOUR OWN DEAL E JULIUS BOYD
LIFE INSURANCE
Included
In the event of death the account is paid up in full
'60 FAIRLANE "500s"
2-DR. SEDAN $1979 2-DR. SEDANS $2059 4-DR. SEDAN $2021 4-DR. SEDANS $2110 '60 GALAXIES '60 STATION WAGONS 2-DR. SEDAN $2225 2-DR. RANCH WAGON .. $2257 4-DR. SEDAN $2271 4-DR. RANCH WAGON . $2322 2-0R. HARDTOP $2230 4-DR. COUNTRY SEDAN $2356 4-DR. HARDTOP $2270 4-DR. 9-PASSENGER .... $2450 CONVERTIBLE $2470 SQUIRE $2552 Plus THE EQUIPMENT OF YOUR CHOICE • V-8 Engine .. NOW $ 98.00 • White-W Tires . NOW $ 26.00 • F-ordomatic ... NOW $169.00 p 2-Tone Paint ..NOW $ 23.00 • Transistor Radio Now $ 58.00 • Electric Wipers NOW $ 13.40 • Hot Water Heater NOW $66.00 • Wheel Discs ... Now $ 13.40 9 Power Steerin? NOW $ 63.00 * Padded Dash .. Now $ 15.20 • Power Brakes . NOW $ 36.00 • Back-Up Lights NOW $ 10.75
WILLIAM CUTLIFF
DEALER
INTEGRITY
JERRY ALDERMAN FORD • 720 N. MERIDIAN ST.
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VACATION TIME SPECIALS!! Supermarket of aufomobiles, unequaled anywhere in the world. Ajiy car from a '48 model to a '60 model. Special finance plans for this vacation month. Abels needs your '51-'52-'53-'54-'55-'56-'57 model car v . Abels will allow you more than you think it's worth!
Azolee L. Jordan Azolee L Jordan, 48, 1551 Martindale, died June 21 in General Hospital. Services were held June 24 in Stuart Mortuary, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. Mr. Jordan was born at Evansville, and had lived in Indianapolis 15 years. She was a member of the Bethel AME Church and the Elks Lodge Auxiliary. She was a former elevator operator at the Claypool and Meridian Motor Plaza hotels. Survivors include the* husband, Carl Jordan; six daughters, Mesdames Ernestine Martin, Precious Clark, Joan Abshire, Eartine M. Anderson, Shirley Vandever and Anne Pearl Hausley, and four grandchildren.
'59 CADILLAC H.T
. $4295 |
'59 PONTIAC Sedan
$2199 |
'59 CHEVROLET Bel Air .
. $1699 |
'59 PLYMOUTH Sedan . .
. $1599 |
, '58 CADILLAC H.T
. $2995 |
58 CHEVROLET H.T.
. $1499
| '58 CHEVROLET Sedan .
. $1299
'59 PONTIACS LOW AS . . $2399 Hardtops, Sedans, Convertibles, some Bonuevilles, some driven only 2,000 miles. Plenty of , 56-’57-’58 Pontiacs
| '58 OLDSMOBILE H.T. ..
. $1799 |
| '57 PLYMOUTH Sedan . .
. . $799 J
| '57 CHRYSLER H.T. . .. .
$1399 |
'57 MERCURY H.T
. $1099 j
'57 CHEVROLET Coach .
... $899j
'57 OLDSMOBILE H.T. . .
. $1399 |
'56 PONTIAC Coach . .
$799 |
'59 OLDS LOW AS $2299 “88s”- << 98s”, Hardtops, Sedanettes, Convertibles, assortment of colors, st. sticks and auto, trans., some with power. Plenty ’56- , 57-’58 Oldsraobiles
| '56 FORD Crown
. $799 |
| '56 BUICK Sedan
. . $799
'56 CHEVROLET Sedan . .
. . $699
'55 CHEVROLET Coach .
. . $499
'55 MERCURY H.T
. $699 |
'55 PACKARD Sedan . . .
.. $799
'54 CHEVROLET Coach . .
. $399
'59 BUICKS LOW AS $2199 2 and 4-Door Hardtops, Sedans. Assorted colors. Some power, Dynaflows. Plenty of ’56-’57-’58 Bufcks
'60 CHEVS. '60 FORDS '60 PONTS.
-SAVE # 60 '60 '60
1ST YEAR'S DEPRECIATION ON '60 MODELSBUICKS '60 FALCONS CADS. '60 OLDS CORVAIRS * '60 RAMBS.
'60 MERCS. '60 RENAULTS '60 VOLKS.
Some with power and auto, trans., used, very low mileage
No Outlay of Cash, Finance Full Amount, From $17 fa $39 a Month '54 6UICK H.T. '55 CHEV. Coach '54 CHRYS. N.T. '55 BUfCK Coach '55 NASH Mn. '55 RONTIAC H.T. '54 CHEV. H.T. '54 LING. H.T. '56 PLYM. Coach '55 DE SOTO Sedan'54 MERC.‘H.T. Stick '56 MERC. Coach '55 FORD Coach '55 HUD. Sdn. '57 FORD Coach '55 CHRYS. Sdn. '55 5TUDE. Com. '54 CADILLAC H.T. „ These cars are not just average! We have put thes e csrs through our shop to make them new as possible.
'56 CHEV. Coach '56 NASH Sdn. '54 PONT. Con*.
STATION WAGONS '59 CHEV. '57 CHEV. '59 STUDE. '57 MERC. '55 PLYM. '58 NASH '57 FORD '56 CHEV. '57 PLYM. '55 STUDE.
'58 BUICK '59 FORD
CONVERTIBLES '60 fORD '60 CHEV. '56 BUICK '54 RONT. '60 PONT. '59 CAD. '59 CHEV. '60 OLDS.
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