Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1960 — Page 9
The Indianapolis Recorder, July 9,1960—9
Tuning in on ANDERSON
ANDERSON — Mr. nnd Mi's. P. and Wilford Jordan. Harry Beckham celebrated their Otheis included Mesdames Mar40th wedding anniversary rccent'y caret Laforty, Charles Green. Alice at their home. 1822 Sheridan. Burt. Gertrude Taylor, J. O. Parents of two sons. Harry Stewart Thompson. Madelyne Irvin, Elnora of Detroit arid Paul Ivan of Haiti- Tanner. Willard Jackson, Daisy more, the honored couple had a Hopkins, James Clemon. Mattie number of relatives and out-of- Newman, Lucille Jones, Elizabeth town guests drop in to help them Allen, Welchia Warbington and celebrate. dauphtcr, Linda. Rosa Rice, Alma Amcng the out-of-towners at- Tu rev, Zoria Fenner and daughtending were Messrs, and Mes- ter. Virginia. William Johnson, Ida dames Harrv Stewart Beckham Montgomery, Lyman O’Daniel, and family of Detroit, Paul Beck- John Clark, Ivan Turner, G. W. ham and familv of BaHimore, A- Durden, Mabella Williams, Deloris lenzo Allen. William Stewart and Jack and William McCarroll and family of Anchorage, Ky., and daughter, Alicia. Emerson Goodall of Muncie. Also, still others w^re Rev. and Mrs. Rev. and Mrs Joel Reese, Miss E. F Lashley, William B. Harper Katie WiUiams of Indianapolis, Jr., Rev. and Mvrs. Charles H. Charles Williams, Miss Georgia Mitcherru Roosevelt Garter Sr., Jenkins of Fort Harrison and Ed- Miss Agnes Mitchem, Rev. and ward Ross and children. Mrs. Edward Fogg and Miss Kellyn Local guests attending the cele- Forbes, bration were Messrs, and Mes- TIMOTHY BROADNAX with dames Wilbur Valentine, Harry Booker Turner and family recently Hudson, William B. Harper, John went to Detroit, where they M. Jones, William Hill, James visited friends and relatives . . . Douglas. Harry Van Noy, Earl j b. Ware of Los Angeles is in Streaty, Julian Owens, Robert La- the city for an indifinite stay to mar. John Chestnut, Ulysses Cook, visit with his relatives, Mrs. Helen Oliver Brown. Aaron Newsome, Sanders. James W. Bailey, Sterling Carr | MR ANp MRS GEORGE H.
VANMETER of Los Angeles and Mrs. Ada Hogg of Richmond were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs Liberal Carbon . . . Mrs. Charles Daily of Jacksonville, Fla, is in the city visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elba Newsome. MRS. MARY LYNCH recently entertained with a picnic supper at Killbuck Park. Guests attending were Mesdames Elba Newsome. Charles Daily, Hattie Fountaine of Chicago, and Lillian Scott. Also, Messrs and Mesdames Joe Gailbreath of Kokomo, Oliver Brown, Robert Newborn and Odell Steans, all of Anderson and Dr. and Mrs R Woods and children of Indiana-
polis.
THE DUO MATRON Club met recently at the home of Mrs. Cornelia Shields, with Mrs. Hanna Porter presiding. After the business session a dinner was served to Mesdames Katie Valentine, Christine Wright. Julia Sellers, Nell Wade and Sally Manuel.
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Harlem Leader Says Negroes Need No Help NEW YORK (ANP)—New York City’s 1,000,000 Negro citizens are largly uncommitted on their choices for this year’s presidential election and in the 1961 mayoralty race, and will arrive at their decisions without outside help, J. Raymond Jones, Harlem Democratic leader and chief strategist of the United Democratic Leadership learn, declared last week. “Negro voters today are their own men and women and will reward parties, factions and candidates not on the basis of superficial cri> teria, but on a sound, realistic and rational evaluation of their interests and objectives,” Jones stated. ADDRESSING A FORUM meeting of the reform Lexington Democratic Club of the 9th Assembly District on the subject, “The Negro in New York City form movement, which is seeking Politics,” Jones criticized the reto overthrow Carmine DeSapio and Michael Prendergast, Democratic state chairman. He emphasized that a “new decade” of the Negro vote is present. Tracing the history of the Negro voters in New York City, Jones said, “Negroes will support the party, faction or individuals who will best express their interests regardless of ‘labels’, particularly in regard to their positions on civil rights matters and secondarily on economic and other public policy matters.” JONES, LEADER of the 13th A. D. East, Carver Democratic Club, who regained leadership last year along with Rep. Adam Powell in a sweep over DeSapiobacked leaders, said the “Uncle Tom” and “Tammany plantation” influences who were only interested in advancing themselves are 'no longer around in control in Negro communities.”
O'ate was served to Mesdames Mildred Warren, Gussie Miller, Ora
THE 'GOOD 'wiLL Club'of Allen J] ay , more - T 'h*lma Mills and Peggy Chapel AME Church met recently ^ L , at the homo of Mrs. Eddie M. . RACIST, Bethesda lark^on. After business a dessert Eri ? 1 nt * s ^. ll ,P ®' a PUst Churches
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Association in a picnic held June 25 in the public park at Marion. MRS. CHARLES LARUE, a registered nurse employed at St. John Hospital, was among the registered nurses and their families who were entertained recently by Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Neale at their home in Forest Hill, Co-hosts were Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Jarrett and Dr. and Mrs. Frat.ik C. Donaldson. DOLTHINE SAWYER, daughter of Adolphus and Eula Mae Sawyer, died at birth June 22 in St. John Hospital. The child’s father is in military service stationed in North Dakota. Services for the chPd were conducted June 24 at East Maplewood Cemetery, with Rev. James Minnifee, pastor of
Zion Baptist Church, officiating)
Survivors, besides the parents, delude the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lawler, five uncles, five aunts, one great-uncle
uid one great-aunt.
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Mary Hill Home After Visiting In Washington FRANKLIN — Mrs. Mary Hill has returned home after spending several weeks with relatives in Washington, D. C. Her son, P/O Leroy Hill of the U. S. Navy is spending his leave with her. MR. AND MRS. Harrison Whitfield spent last weekend with Mr and Mrs. David Winburn and family of Richmond. Mrs. Whitfield has returned to her job as a registered nurse at Memorial Hospital . Webster Montgomery is on a two-week vacation from the Post Office. ON JULY 4 the Montgomerys entertained several friends with a bar-b-que Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs Beverly Fleming, Mrs. Lillian Griffitii of Louisville, Mr. and Mrs. George Horsley, Mrs. Ann Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Waters of Indianapolis. A LARGE crowd attended the annual picnic of Second Baptist and Bethel AME Sunday Schools July 4 in Brown County. MR. AND MRS. George Craig of Indianapolis spent last weekend visiting relatives and friends . . . Miss Lee Alice Ray of Chicago was the recent weekend guest of -Mr. and Mm, William Perkins . . . Seaman Jack Dunn of Great Lakes, 111., and P/O Robert Diggs of Norfolk, Va., spent the holidays v/ith their parents. MRS. JAMES Sims Jr. and Mrs. Een Cloyd recently attended the 72nd annual Communication of Prince Hall OES, held in Terre Haute . . . Lester Vancleve is spending a 30-day leave from the Army with his mother, Mrs. Sara Vancleve . . . The Misses Connie Hunter and Ruth Frazier spent last Friday in Indianapolis . . . James Perkins has returned to his job at the Post Office after a two week vacation . . . Mrs. Armenia Harding has returned to her home in Indianapolis after spending several days with Mrs. Henrietta Gaines and mother. ROPERT SCOTT entertained several friends over the holidays with a fish fry at his home. The fish were some he caught while vacationing hi Arkansas . . . Miss Charlena Parker of Russellville, Ark., is the house guest of Mr and Mrs. Nathaniel Scott . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ham and family of Indianapolis spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. James Perkons and family.
ALL SMILES: John H. Sengstdcke, upper right, publisher of the Chicago Daily Defender and head of the Defender Publications Inc... beams smile with William O. Walker, publisher-editor of the Cleveland Call & Post, following Mr. Sengstacke's election as president of the National Newspaper Publishers Association at Chicago last week. The youthful Chicago publisher suceeded Mr. Walker. Below, left to right,
are Robert C. Bassett, vice-president for industrial and public relations, Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company of Milwaukee; Mr. Sennstacke; Moss H. Kendrix, Washington, D. C., whose firm, represents Carnation Milk and Coca-Cola, and Floyd Collins, Schlitz, Chicago. Mr. Bassett and Mr. Kendrix were speakers for NNPA's 20th anniversary session which was .held at the Defender's beautiful new offices.
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fame) TOLD THE WORLD: “What is the sophisticate? He is the man that thinks he’s Into something Just because he has a $100-a-week Job, or because he goes to college . . . In Nantown if you have a $100-a-week Job or if you >go to college, you’re in society. Where I come from, a &7,000-a-week job won’t get you where you don’t belong. These kind of people are deplorable, they ain’t what’s
hap’nun.”
A CORVETTE CLUB in Indianapolis? Why not? . . . JIM GILPREATH, star salesman for Bud Gates Auto Sales (Corvette Center Inc.) thinks that Naptown
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By JIMMY IRVIN
HOPKINSVILLE — The Main lives.
Street Baptist Church closed a Among the many courtesies very successful Daily Vacation shown her were a fish fry in the Bible School last week with two home of her mother on Friday persons becoming Christians in night; 6 o’clock dinner in the home the evangelistic and dedication of Mr. and Mrs. Paul White on services, conducted by the pastor, Wednesday night, and a family Rev. J. R. Hunt. barbecue in the home of Mr. and Commencement exercises, held Mrs. Dave Massie pn Saturday
Friday night, climaxed six days night.
of intensive activity. The Bible MRS. ERNESTINE Dixon was School picnic was held July l hostess to the Bronze Twilighters on the M and F College campus. Club last Friday night. The group Mrs. M. W. Crump is general honored Mrs. Odie Ann Griffie superintendent of the Sunday with a baby shower; Mrs. Mary School, and Mr. Clyde Norfleet L. Jordan with a miscellaneous was principal of the Bible School, bridal shower, and Mrs. Sarah THE HOMEMAKING students Bradshaw by observing her of Attucks High School, carrying birthday. The honorees received summer sewing projects, were many useful and beautiful gifts, visited recently in their homes The funeral of Mrs. Mattie and their projects were checked Radford who passed away enby their instructors, Mesdames route to a doctor’s office June 20 R. C. West and B. M. Thompson, was held June 23 at Durrett AveThe students were complimented nue Baptist Church, with Rev. for jobs well done. D. W. Roberts, pastor, officiat-
THE SENIOR Choir of Bloom- 'ng.
ing Grove Baptist Church spon- Burial was in Cave Spring sored a Baby Contest at the Cemetery with Adams Funeral church last Sunday. Home in charge. Survivors inShelia Diane Frink, daughter elude eight children, 13 grandof Mr. and Mrs. Willie Frink, won children, two sisters, one brother, first prize; Eugene Poole, son of one step-daughter, one niece and
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Poole won one nephew.
second place. MRS. MARY L. Rawlings of Other contestants included Vic- Pembroke, died June 23 following
kie Cheryl Robinson, daughter of an extended illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Robinson Jr.; The last rites were conducted Mira Maxine Brim, daughter of June 26 at the St. Bethlehem BapMira; Maxine Brim, daughter of tist Church, with Rev. C. L. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Brim; Michael delivering the eulogy.
Duwayne Buckner, son of Mr. and Buria , was in the Perabroke Mrs. Elzie Buckner, and Vanessia Cemetery with Adams Funeral Mane Buckner, daughter of Mrs. Home in charge. Survivors inThelma Buckner.^ elude three sons, James Rawlings, Rev. W. Neal is their pastor. Warren, O.; Wilbur Rawlings! MR. THOMAS Leavell of Chi- Dayton, O., and Lilhur Rawlings, cago Heights, and Mr. Edward Pembroke; three brothers, Gus Leavell and Mrs. Birdie Tatum Killibrew, Warren, O.. Demetres of Chicago, were the recent guests Killibrew, of Ohio, and Israel Kilof Mrs. Annie McReynolds, and librew, St. Louis; three nieces
PEOPLE ARE TALKING of their race
ABOUT: The two teenage girls SHEILA JAMES Jewell Pear-
who reportedly collapsed at the son’s ex-uhunney, has two new . . ^ , RMCA dance theothcr night. This woo-pitcheis, LUTHER JACK and speedsters wdl support one. Might writer was asketi: “Do you know JERRY HUBERT . . . D. S. and ® Kood cwitact Jim or the facts concerning the incident?” T. J. holding hands at the “Rat ““ tru * uv FAYE BROWNLEE for . . . Yes I do. Horrible, wasteful. Race” movie . . shucks . . a * rue report on the fun the gang stupid and idiotic -But why did ANN HINES becomes Mre. Berry !£mt£i V fs ME VmT* “betty the girls collapse? this writer was Williams Julv 9 He’s the I ieuten- /Lro ft 7 « ’ ! ’ » asked auain." Was it wh.skey. ant I^ Washington D C COLLINS vacationing tn Mexico
wine beet , pot or Red Devils? CAKOl"' BRJEWER? a 7ark,' tells The “doJuiUc '’Leartwr' “Sum- . . Whv were the police searching chums she’s looking for a nice DfiBuianie Leagiiej, WaTwer^ 10&! "4‘ ^rn f0 ^ UgM^ "wac.
everyone room? . ing for?
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her torchant young heart lion .. XHE THREE SOULS.
It was Red Devils,
c , 1 y SMITH’S pouting at JOHN GOR-
as mine. Some of our teenage DY , albeit Hubie insists he ain’t WOODS OF WISDOM: grown-ups of today have fne- mad at 0 h^-sensitive John . . . OUR PRAYER and God’s mercy quently been maligned as being Ex-Shortridge grid star WILLIE are like two buckets in a well; bad and foolish, and they con- MARTIN was penalized 100 yards while one ascends, the other de-
tinue to carry their reputations by TE quita PURCELL’S father cends.
like banners. Decency is not im- ^ 0 Hier night. Wonder if it had HOPKINS .... Like BOOM! portant to them. Our city (and anvthing to do with ANNA HILL.
many others like it) are overrun whom Willie shed recently? Call ME. 4-154L ^Placc with youngsters of this type whose # A Low-Cost Classified
wisdom is greater than Socrates’, “SNOOKY” (of 27th Street Advertisement Nex* Week
and whose power exceeds that of
God and their parents.
other relatives and friends. MRS. BETTY Kendrick and
children recently visited her mother, Mrs. Jessie Young and other
relatives in Kirkwood, Mo. MR. AND MRS. Eugene Daven-
port of St. Louis are the house guests of her sisters, Miss Louise Glass and Mrs. Rosa Boyd. Enroute home they w’ill visit Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Glass in Hender-
son, Ky.
JOHN N. OGBURN, commissary man 3/C, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ogburn, is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Shangri-la, conducting underway training at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. MR. AND MRS. Ed King have returned to their home in Louisville ' after spending several days here visiting his mother, Mrs. Emma King Clardy, and other relatives. They also visited relatives and friends in Clarksville, Tenn., before returning home. SGT. EDWEAN Irvin, of Arlington Hall, Arlington, Va., has returned to her post after spending two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Nettie Irvin, and other rela-
and three nephews.
White Ala. Brothers Rape Negro Girl — Knife Companion HUNTSVILLE, Ala (ANP) — Two of four white men involved in snatching an 18-year-old girl from a car parked in a lover’s lane and raping her are being held here. The young women was identified as Miss Melvina Rogers. Her companion, 18-year-old Gilbert Patton, was slashed with a knife while trying to protect her. William (Bud) Alverson, 26. and Bobby Alverson, 23, brothers, are charged with rape. Solicitor Macon L. Weaver said and William Alverson also is charged with assault with a deadly weapon Two other men taken into custody in connection with the attack were released without charge. Miss Rogers was forced from the car a knife-point, led down the lonely road, and forced to submit to two of four men who had stopped beside their parked car. Weaver said.
CLAUDIA TERRELL, who will enter this city aeain JuV* 10 to become the July 23rd bride of GEORGE WARFIELD. The wedding will take place at Phillips Temple CME Church, and another of this writer’s dear friends, ANN FURMAN (longtime chum of bridesmaids . . . The fox at Pop’s Bowling Alley the other night. A new treat we never encountered before. Her name is LANA TURNER (omigoodness), a dollicious slice of cutie-pie. A native of Nashville, Tenn., where she attends Fisk University, Lana is already making her founds of Naptown nightlife (what little there is). She may be seen in the company of RONNIE WEBB (I said may) . . ANN MILES’ pouting again. Seems that boyfriend HAL DICKERSON won’t be home from the Air Force until October . . . MARGARET CARPENTER (the former Miss Mai’garet Moore/, Goc)l to see her back on the local scene again after a stay in Oklahoma where hubby CHARLES is stationed . . . Friends are always welcome . . . LYNN DUNSON, an avid bowler. Best score 158 . . . PAUL SMITH (1958 Tech grad) on leave from Mr. Whiskers . . . STEPHANIE McCLURE (in California attending summer school) has put up the “go away” rjgn to marriage proposers on both coasts . . . THIS MERCILESS TRUTH: In Naptown a “bioad” is a gal trying to fool the “cool daddies” that have fooled so many like her . . Like get with it, gal. Dig down— deep . . CHARLIE MALONE: Too old for the Little League, too young for the beat generation . . CHESTER BROWN sang several songs in his routine at the Scarlet Voguette show recently that he should never omit . . . all sensational . . . another talent who rates the big city big time places . . . HAVE A SKEWP: JOHN TORAIN has practically lost his once-thick beatnik drawl, Uke BOOM! . , . LYNN RIDLEY'S favorite TV show: Huckleberry Hound . . . The JUDY WOOTENRICHARD BATIE nomantic daffydillying, particularly the way she drools over him. Chums think she’s faking . . . JEROME PERRY, ex-Tech gridder, making an endrun play for ANNIE GOLDSMITH, a fox . . . THE MIKE SMITH — DAVE SCRUGGS daffy-dillying to persuade lovely young Jadies to look lovelier with their Lena Home cosmetics . . . FLETCHER WILEY (Shortridge grad) complimented by well-wishers on his recent appointment to the Air Force Academy. Now is the time, they say, for all good Negroes to come to the add
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