Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1960 — Page 4
4—The Indianapolis Recorder, July 30, 1960
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By MARY P. McGUIRE
Dr. and Mrs. Emmett I. Brown Sr., announce the wedding of their douahter, Louranne to Carl Elliott Soms. The wedding will take place Aug. 6 at 5:30 p. m. at New Bethel Baptist Church. The Browns are very popular people on the Eastside A MARRIAGE LICENSE was the bus. All Kentuckians are tnalso issued to Melvin Mills, 1620 vited. It will be much fun to go Cornell Apenue, an employee of thruglh the old clay grounds we theContinental Hotel, and Miss once traveled, I mean we country Irene Lay, 1412 Roosevelt Avenue, folks (smiles) . . . who were bom Good luck to this couple. in the back woods.
SAD NEWS came that Earl Ray-
mond Smith, son of Mrs. Ella Mae IN T y E MAIL BA< J’ KddeS 5 F^r^s the "“Indiana ^tate * Panca 6 Notes^ was scheduled for Wedl^ay, Thwr are two special old Umere I July 27, at Jacob* Brothers Fu- should like, to mention if my readreral Home. Mrs. Holifield is a ^ will bear with me These permember of Mt. Paran Baptist especially, have fo lowed me Church, the Eastside Better Busi- Uirouphout the years and they ness League, and was a former have been a great inspiration to
Eastside beautician
me.
MRS. MARGARET PEARL will
The first I shall mention is Elder
Busy Bee Circle Holds Annual Picnic The Busy Bee Sewing Circle held its annual pitch-in summer picnic recently in the beautiful garden of Mrs. Eva L. Leonard, 3164 N. Kenwood. Members attending were, Mesdames Winnie France, Callie Johnson, Delphia Clark, Earlee A. Combs, Eva L. Leonard, Helen Hearn, Remell Huntly, Cora S. Jones and Florida Smith. Mrs. Luella B. Malone was unable to
attend.
Honored guests included, Mrs. Luella Henry, Oklahoma City, Okla., house guest of Mrs. Leonard; Mrs. Ida Powell, Gary, Mrs. Huntley’s aunt; Mesdames Ruth Kelly, Margaret Salberto, Minnie Wilson, Minnie Dixon and Dorothy Robinson. Messrs Henry M. Hearn and John Jones, were
present.
Children attending this gala affair were, Felicia Ann Bailey, Gloria, Barbara and Diane Huntley. The menu consisted of Barbecued chicken and ribs, salads, various foods, cake, ice cream and
punch.
After dinner, Mrs. Leonard introduced guests and members. Each responded with greetings and appreciation. Games were
also played.
Mrs. Johnson, chairman of social activities, was assisted by the members. Mrs. France is the president and Mrs. Earlee A. Combs
is the reporter.
The group has discontinued their activities until September. Mrs. Jones presented gifts to several
members.
serve as mistress of ceremonies for F h } i 3 ' the Women's Dav service at Mt ed a check Elder \oung was
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be the speaker, and will be intro- ^ , R , * etter > ^ duced bW the pastor. Rev. W. D. f or J he , ^neKt of all ^PPOsed Edwardsf Mrs Beulah Patterson is ^ church members, had I not the general chairman. been a member of the church mREV. ANDREW BROWN, pastor " tead 1 T of St. John Baptist Church, and New Bethel Baptist Church with his congregation filled New Bethel ***""* ead ^. s ^ ld 0101 have Baptist Church Sunday afternoon RO K gI ? cl ? usl £ 1 . v at their 85th Church Anniversary back E der Youn S
and the 42nd Church Convention,
Rev. Brown used as his text Acts Elder Youn 8 11:24: “For He was a good man, telling all: H s in the Book, read filled with the Holy Ghost.” “Many » yourself. Elder Youngs Christians today are good, but not l€, t®L r reac1 ^- ...... , D good enough. Some are good for Dear Fnend-Editor and Big
nothing, we ought to be good for Busaneas Manager,
something,” the speaker went on I djd n °t s . e " a *I the papers, to say but I am sending a check to take Beautiful selections were ren- pare of the situation. TTie NAACP dered by more than 30 voices. We held a gpoat meeting in St. Paul should take our hats off to the and I wish I could have been there, ushers who handled the congrega- 1 have always wanted to visit that tion very well The nurses of New CI ty, and also Memphis, where my Bethel were well represented, like- sister gave birth to two fine gorls, wise all departments of the church, who at the present are living in Manv will not soon forget the Chicago. I am proud of you and president’s address made by Her- the fine reerd you have made in
man King. He presented many t,ur clt y-
worthwhile things for the future. I am going to Washington. D. C. Mr King’s subject was “Our Task, and St. Philip’s Baptist Church on Our Challenge.” September 11. and since I must We are sure this church anni- be there I am going to attend the versary and convention will be national convention in Philadellong remembered by all in atten- phia Aug. 6-7-8-9. as it will be too dance, keeping in mind the theme, far for me if I go to New Orleans
“Winning other to Christ.” Dr. F. as I do not “fly.”
B Davis, our pastor, played his i was reading your record of part well, while his wife, Mrs. the number of years you served mo years. I thought I. at 87. w'as Davis did a wonderful job with in Indianapolis and I did not know somcwiherc but no* I am going the music department. yeu were so old. Twenty-eight to t.rv to make 13 more vears so REV. STEPHEN A. WELLS, pas- years as a columnist for the India- j may be 100 years loo before 1 tor of Corinthian Baptist Church napolis Recorder—18 years Editor retire, and congregation will go to Hop- New Bethel Booster P&per— kinsville, Ky. the birth coiaity of Twenty-Two years as president of l am to make my 21st annual adyour scribe. The bus is scheduled the Eastside Better Business dress as president of th estate Minto leave Sunday at 2 a. m., re- League; Eighteen years a No- isters and Deacons Convention at turning at midnight Sunday. Jack- tary Public, and 35 years as a South Calvary Baptist Church on ie Sneed is president of the member of New Bethel Baptist August 10th and I am going to rebrotherhood league in charge of Church, which totals more than l ire from that office and let the young men take over, as I want
to travel a great deal in the future and see God’s beautiful world, and having been born here in this city, I have done my share to help build
it I must go now.
Yours in Christ, F. F. Young.’’
f^erdonafs and
Watkins-Jeter Grandson Enjoys Vacation Here
Michael David Jeter, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Jeter Jr., recently visited his maternal and paternal grandparents, Capt. and Mrs. Anthony Watkins and Sgt. and Mrs. David Jeter Sr. Michael also visited his great-grandpar-ents Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Williams Sr. and Mrs. Sara Hine,
and a host of relatives.
Michael is two years oid and resides with his parents in Oakland, Calif. The Jeters are former residents of the city. Mrs. Jeter is the former Miss Barbara
Watkins.
Michael made the trip with his great-aunt, Mrs. Beatrice Arnold.
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THEY SAID, "I DO": Miss Janice Tandy and Richard Beckwith repeated wedding vows at the home of her aunt, Miss Josephine Jackson, 3138 Boulevard, Thursday, July 21, with Dr. Emmett I. Brown, pastor of Martindale Ave. Church of Christ, officiating over the single-ring ceremony. Janice is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Tandy, 2815 Winthrop, and the groom the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Beckwith Sr., 3833 Graceland. He is a nephew of Atty. Frank Beckwith. A reception followed the ceremony. The groom is attending Foods Training School with the U S. Army at Fort Knox, Ky. Mrs. Beckwith will enter the Walker School of Beauty Culture this Fall.
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By CLARA PHILLIPS
The City Federation of Colored Women's Clubs held their annual picnic and closing recently under the direction of Mrs.
Mamie Gibson.
The final reports were given. Echoes were given from the state convention which convened in Gary, July 9 through 12.
Mrs. Mamie Gibson left a water
fountain as a present to the club fi ve guests from other rities. home. This was indeed greatly ap- Refreshments were .served, predated. ’games were played and prizes Many lively gifts were present- were awarded. »■*> < f.°™ The next meeting will be held
the first Friday in Oetober at the home of the reporter. Mrs Mary DeRow in New Augusta. Mrs. Fmma Brown is the president.
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► Mrs. Blameh Dawson, member of Barnes Methodist Church left I this week for Wilberforce, O., to j attend the Conference of the Wom- ; ail’s Society of Christian Service which is meettag at Central State College. Other delegates attending included Mesdames Alberta Milkins, Florence Blaine, Mandcll Lester. Ada Banks and Thelma Par-
rott.
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Miss Mattie Mae Brantly of Forest, Miss., is the house guest of her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holifield, 2314 Shriver.
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Mrs. BeatiTL-e troli field, 2314 l Shriver, left recently for San i Francisco, Calif., where she wiB attend the National Institute of Cosmetology to be held July 31 to Aug. 5. Before returning home she will take a trip to Hawaii. On her return she will visit friends in Loi Angeles, she will be accompanied by her son, Carl
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Misses Sandra Am, Gloria Lee, Naomi Jean and Linda Carol Long, 2844 Highland PI., returned home last week after visiting their grandparents Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Morris, Detroit, Mich. While in Detroit they were the house guests of their aunt Mrs. Mae Banks. Gloria celebrated her birthday there, July 4th with a picnic at Belle Island.
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Dr. Frank Lloyd returned to his home last week from St. Vincent’s Hospital, where he has been ill fr some time.
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First Baptist Church. North Indianapolis, Elder F, F. Young, minister, took out 10 memberships with the Fall Creek Parkway YMCA, last Sunday, during morning worship. The memberships were taken for worthy boys and girls of the church. The first church to do this, Rev. Young urged all the members to take membership in the new “Y”. Mrs. Mattie McKinney, member of the church, tok out a family membership. The YMCA needs the support of all. The people of the city are urged to take out a membership
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Norman O. Overbey, is home for the summer fo visit his parents Mr. and Mlrs William • Overbey. 2151 Carrolltofn Avenue. He is a student at BaIdwin?Wallaee College, Berea, Ohio, where he is majoring in Psychology.
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Mrs. Wiggins ic spending a twoweeks vacation visiting with her
C-haltinfi with the
Bv ELSA JACKSON
The first FAC tour of 1960 is reported to hove been succtftson point's of interest, co-operation, education and enjoyrriftt. ful on points of the tour were the Indians, the Badlands, tfie carvings of presidents on Mt. Rushmore, buffalo and other
wild life.
The second tour will get under- The newly-weds spent the weikway Sunday, at 12:01 a. m. Ix?av- end with relatives, Mr and Aws ing for California will be Messrs. James E. Richardson 3154 Ethel and Mesdames Peter Simons, They left Monday for New M«ciGeorge Taylor, William McKnight, co, where Donald is stationed^ S W. James, Mesdames Nora .. _ Ileathcock, Catherine Holeman, , - Mr ’ 8 - ^ ara Bridgeforth, 6222 Hortense Hill, Genevieve Chenault, ^w^knoll Lane, president of uie Hazel Moore. Dcssie- Glenn, Mar- Fuella Arnica Club was hostessUo garet Jones, Helen Jones, Joslin I* 16 m ucting last Saturday. A Boyd, Bertha Brown, Josephine dinner was served with Wooding. Mildred Orrid, Ethel a « s istanncc of Miss Carrie BeasL. Rice, Beulah Calton, Harriet Chee- Pr,ze winners were. Miss Be»stam, Leota Weathers, Esther Hedd- lc >* Mrs - Brodgeforth and Mrs. fceelbcrg, Aleatha White, Dovie r;ora Mahollar.nd. Mrs. Bessie Marshall, Virginia Brooks, Amy ^ onn, 2r>22 Winthrop will ge hj£tMcReynolds, Salomio Anderson, Cf; ’ s I° r l* 10 next meetinng and will Julia Green, Helen GilLim, Rosa bt ' assisted by Mrs. Naomi Jonfen. Lacy, Odessa Jamcrson, Helen Any of you who are interested Pruitt Mary Smith Juamty j r , the Labor Day week-end trip Vv right, Lorcna Genius, Elsa Jack- fo Detroit, Mich, may make retitrson, and John Lyda and Edward L vrtions or get. additional infoinnaPatterson. tj on f rorn housekeeper at the Five of the members of the tour ulub home, 2309 N. Capitol, WAlvvill leave the group Friday, Aug- nu t •‘>0058. ust 5, in San Francisco and go by W e will he looking for all of plane to Honolulu. y OU a t Victory Field, Friday night A large group went with Mrs. for the Indwians-Minneapolis ball Emma McKnight and her Health game Make a sacrifice if necessary and Welfare committee Saturday to back your organization. .. afternoon, to the Farm Colony for *
the annual party for the residents. After serving them all the ice (ream and cake they could eat, we poined in singing religious songs.. The residents made several requests for their old favorite songs. Mrs. Geneva Thomas was in charge of the program. Miss Hazel Starks was pianist. Chester Little, FAC
vice president, spoke briefly, as did Mrs. Hattie Davis and Mrs. Emma McKnight. Mr. and Mrs. Dun levy, supervisors of thte colony, also spoke briefly. They fold us that the residents look forward to the party anviously All those who spoke commended those who wont to lend a helping hand Mrs. McKnight says that she will he eternally grateful for the lovely co-operation of all those who helped make the party such a big suc-
cess.
Sympathy was extended to the family of Bruce Mason, a former FAC officer, u"ho was buried last Saturday. Congratulations are in order for Al/c and Mrs. Donald L. Smith
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niece: Mrs. Jacqueiyne Deuraphcn- who . wcrc magried last Saturday reed and Mrs. Sara Hunter of at SL Rlla s Cath0,K -
Federation presented hed with a handsome purse as their gift A CHARTERED BUS was to leave the club home, 2034 N. Capitol. at midnight Friday, July 29. for New York City. The National Association of Colored Women’s C’ubs will open their biennial meeting Saturday, Ju’y 30. under the leadership of the National President. Dr. Rosa Gragg of De-
troit, Mich. *
All members and friends gcl.ig! are expected to be on time as the bus will leave as scheduled. Mrs Derotha Breeding, 133 W. 20th, is
Cleveland and friends in Detroit
and Ypsilanti, Mich.
Before returning home she will
Church. Mrs. Smith is the former Wanda Marie Burch, daughter of Mrs. Hattie Marie Burch of Chi- j cage, 111. Mr. Smith is the son of i
visit her sister, Mrs. Bettye Hill, V Mr ’ and Mrs'. Lem Gholston 2237
of Gary. Yandes.
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These arc the testimonies we Breeding is the newly elected presUke to hear from one who haslident of the City Federation.
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made sacrifices on’y “God knows of.” At 87 years Elder Young has done great work, and I, for one, am appealing to the staff to run this letter as it is. Let’s give flowers whille people can smell them. As for my time serving in our city, there were offices such as columnist, church editor, business league president, notary public and clerk of New Bethel Baptist Church, and a member of the church over 35 years. Many offices I was holding at the same time, just in case you add them up as Elder Young did (smiles). OTHER LETTERS came from the Law offices of Richardson, Hosea, Lewis and Allen. “Mrs Mary P. McGuire Connell! I wish to congratulate you for your performance in representing the local branch of the NAACP at the 1960 National Convention held last month in St. Paul, Minn. 1 am informed that your performance was commendable, and as a member of said branch and am officer of the State Conference, I hereby render you my thanks for the same. I remain. Sincerely yours, L. Aldridge Lewis Jr ” YOUR OLD SCRIBE has received letters from outside of the city regarding the award presented her in St. Paul at the Freedom Fund dinner, which over 900 persons attended at $4.00 per plate. This week's letter came from Mrs. Aaron F. Newsom, of Anderson. She stated in her letter that a Mr. Satterwhite is working very hard on the Indiana State paper for the NAACP, of which Rev. Ford Gibson is organizer, with yours truly as editor Mrs. Newsom is happy to know we got second award, but she urges us to go for first place next year in Philadelphia where the 1961 Convention will be held. Thanks to all my well wishers, including those from South Bend, Gary, Terre Haute, East Chicago, and lastly, Mrs. Elsa J. Stevens of Brazil. My jrayers are that Ishall always prove worthy of your respect, and that Rev. Ford Gibson, who vouched for me, will always be worthy of his office and go as far as a man can go in any capacity. The NAACP needs workers and more workers Our city has a fine president. Rev. H. L. Burton, who can't do this job alone, but with a population such as we have, he can go places if we support him. All can’t be leaders, but good followers can make a good leader. Thanks again to all who took time to send such lovely letters. Mrs. Virgie Davis is always on the job. Loowk her up for membership anywhere in the state of Indiana.
THE AMERICAN BEAUTY Club held their Annual Picnic Friday. July 22, at the home of Mrs. Bessie Speights in New Augusta. Each member had a guest. There were
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