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Mrs. Louvenia Stephens, pro-1 Felix Dunn Jr.. 817 W. 25th, pnetor of Modernistic Beauty celebrated his ninth birthday AuSalon underwent surgery at St. i jr U . s t *>. visiting friends and reinVincent Hospital, Monday. She is I tives in N as hville. He and his in Room 348. Remember her with j ents were thc RU ests of Mr. rLct^ y m” m be n r d o C f ar ^i. n Sh Lp>nd Mr, T. Howard Dunn. list Church.
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DON A STACKHOUSE, president of Stackhouse Building Specialties, Inc., 1314 W. Wci-hineton, has. b^en elected president of the Indianapolis Home Show for 1961. Mr. Stackhouse a nasit president of the i Indiana Chapter of the Producers’ Council represents the chanter on v, e ^oard of directors of 1 .he Home Show. Mr. Stackhouse assumed ownership of Stackhouse Building Speeialties Co. following his return "rom sen/ice in the Army in World War II. H-e served with the Army in the African and Italian campaigns. and was awarded the Bronze tar with two Oak Leaf Clusters. He a;'tended local schools including Short ridge, and graduated with honors from Culver Military Academy* where he was a leader in he ROTC and a cadet captain in the field artillery. Other officers of the Home Show ire, C. F. Spickelmier, president of Spickelmier Industries, Inc., first vice-president; Donald E. Clark, irchitcct, second vice-president; William Pappas, builder and Howard L. White, architect, treasurer. Mr. White is the retiring president of the Home Show. John O’Donnell is managing director. * * * TOWN & COUNTRY REALTORS, 6265 Carrollton Ave., a union of six widely known local realty firms, ''ecentlv signed a franchise with American Research & Marketing Systems Inc. a nation-wide firm offering a singular plan for selling lomes. Town & Country was formed -bout a year ago on the merger of Jack C. Carr Co., William C. Boyd’s, the Fred T. Hill Co.. Ernest
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kj. Miller Co., Paul Partlow Co.. Eldor F. F. Young presiding. AFTER .21 YEARS of wonderful and faithful service as president of the Indiana Baptist Ministers and Deacons Convention, our minister, Rev. Young, resigned last week. He is to be commended for a job well done. The Indiana Baptist State Convention. Rev. H. T. Toliver, president, plans to honor Elder Young for his service at a dinner sometimes this year. Elder Young was elected president-emeritus. Dr. B. L. White, pastor of St. John Baptist Church, South Bend, was elected president. IF YOU have not paid a visit to our new Church Federation office, 1622 N. Meridian, I hope you will visit the building soon. I WISH to extend a hardy welcome to Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Robinson, Chattanooga, Tenn. Rev. Robinson recently the pastorate northwest and northeast sections of metropolitan Indianapolis of the national listing service. Under plans of the listing service Town & Country will select homes from its listings which meet certain qualifications and will designate them “Gold Key Award” homes. Hugh Teeters Co. and Robt. E. Walker Co. Town & Country will be the exclusive representative in the north, Complete descriptions of each home, along with pictures of both the interior and exterior will be incorporated in a personalized brochure. These will be distributed to qualified buyers, both locally and across the nation through other affiliates of the national listing organization. The service also will provide information through Town & Country to families leaving Indianapolis about homes available in the state or community where they are moving. Bruce Campbell, president American Research & Marketing Systems, Inc. pointed out that homes listed with Town & Country will be referred to buyers moving to this city from all parts of the nation. There are other realtors holding franchise agreements in nearly all major cities over the country.
THOS. E. HANIKA. executive secretary of the Indianapolis Auto Trade Assn., 822 N. Illinois, reports that franchised new car | dealers in Marion County delivered 3.299 domestic units during the month of July. This figure was 277 units short of the total for July of 1959. However, the itotal for the first seven months of 1960. 21,130 units is well ahead of the total for the ! same period of 1959. The total for the first seven months was 18,698 domestic units. Chevrolet the domestic field sales during the month of July registering 841 units. Ford was second reporting 439 units. Dodge was third with 301 registrations. Others were: Falcon, 237 units; Qldsmobile, 227 units; Pontiac, 226 units; Rambler, 191 units; Plymouth, 147 units; Corvair, 127 units and Valianit, 114 units. Cadillac registered 55 units; Continental, 1 unit; Imperial. 9 units; Lincoln, 5 units; Buick, 128 units; Chrysler, 17 units; Mercury, 102 units; Studebakcr. 62 units; DeSoto, 4 units; Comet, 58 units and Willys, 2 units. During ithe month of July 162 imported cars were sold to bring the total of new cars sales for the month up to 3,461 units. * * * R. I. BLANKENBAKER, general manager of the Stop & Shop Supermarket chain announces four promotions by his firm. Ed Tandy, former general buyer has been promoted to general sales manager in charge of sales for all stores in Indianapolis, Muncie and Louisville. Gordon Montgomery formelv internal auditor has been promoted to the post of grocery buyer. James Ferris was promoted to the post of : director of internal auditing and Mrs. Evelyn Akers to director of cashier training. Mr. Ferris was formerly a store manager and Ms. Akes had been I head cashier. * * * — REGISTER TO VOTE— Mrs. Jeanne Vaughn and daugh- : ters, 861 W. 28th, are home after a two week vacation in Hopkinsville, Ky., visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Claude Snorton and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sharber. Returning with them for a short : visit were her three brothers, I Andrew, Edward and Claude Snorton Jr. and a friend Wallace Bell. * * * I Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nolcox and daughter, 648 Congress, left last week for Los Angeles, to visit. * * * I " Miss Madeline Grace entertained friends Saturday night in her home, 1211 W. 63rd.
The Fall Cr^ek Parkway YMCA has announced its program calendar
for 1960-61.
The schedule is as follows: Sep-tember-Enrollment month; regular
program groups of the YMCA reg- youth officers, advisors a n d ister; memberships are renewed special guests who will discuss their and new members registered, First in . sit-ins and the coming Anniversary Progam Sundav after- cns,s ,n t,ie y° u ‘-h movement lor
State NAACP Youth Councils Set Convention at Hammond The Indiana Slate Confer^nop of The youth council of Indianapolis Youth Councils and College Chap- invites all members of the local ters of the NAACP will hold its NAACP to join htem in swelling convention in Hammond, Fridav, the attendance at the state conferSaturday, and Sunday, Aug. 19, 20, ence. Cars have already been voland 21, according to William unterred to drive members to
Hardy, state president of the Youth HaTnmond.
Council. Fees for the conference are: On Friday, an August Birthday $2.00 conference fee (Paid by local Party ha» been planned to cele- chapter), .75 registration, $1.00 per brate the birthdays of all members night lodging, $1.75 banquet, $2.00 born during the month. The party miscellaneous and .50 for the ban-
will prececd a special meeting for quet
noon, September 11th at 3:00 p. m., W. W. Waldon, grand master of the Masons of Indiana will be the
September.
Present at the meeting will be Joseph McNeil, ore of the four
speaker; Y’s Man (Y newspaper)! s * uc * en * s w h 0 started the sit-in resumes publication; program de- in Greensboro, N O; partment bulletins and house or- WMbL who wa s expelled from gans mail first copies for the 1960-1 hl * h . sch001 ,n Greenville, Miss, for 61 program season. October-Furth- a sign commenorating the er program organization with " ow . fam o i ' s 1954 Supreme Court “Wings Over Jordan Concert,” P^ s ' on ’ . M / s ^ Barba y a I u , °'' 3V -^ hn Grant Settles as narrator, Sunday ef !j! c pl F k °!f m Oklahoma City
— REGISTER TO VOTE Civic Leaders
(Contiaaeo rrotn rage it
resulting in the desegregation of more than 75 chain stores, and
and vote educational series. No- Br °, wn ’ ? NA ^ C P nal !9! la, citizens and a number of church vember-Monster meetings open for fie *d .seen tary from Jackson Miss^ g roups an( j c i vic organizations have
afternoon, October 23rd at 3:00 p. m. at the Murat Temple ad register
fiscal year, and with no executive
secretary.
Apparently it was the feeling of the Council th?t the position of executive-secretary was not necessary, and that the 22 member Commission would be able to iron out their problems and difficulties
among themselves.
However, Commission members.
the 45th consecutive year, Sunday afternoon, November 13th at 3:00
Saturday morning wil 1 be set aside for business sessions and a
p. m. with Dr. Mordecia W. John-1 !' are ^ r el1 by the president, son, president emeritus of Howard wtiowill be leaving for University in his 36th consecutive ^ l? r !p ra State ^ olle ge this fall, opening address and “A Salute to ' The afternoon session will feaA Gfleat Citize of Indianapolis, dlS , t,nqUlsh i ed , educat, ° nal an 1 Sunday, November 20th. December- G'ban League leaders in a Panel _ _ _ . i * * r» r. « r~\ *■» n *-» • * IJ r\ ft lr- ■T W ft L* 1 * “ r I ’ »-»
Metropolitan Basketball League
opens; Reindeer Club for boys and girls and Rev. Martin Luther King, Tuesday, December 13th. JanuaryThe 1961 monster meeting, Sunday, January 8th, speaker, an outstanding local minister; organization for annual membership campaign; annual meeting, Friday, January 20th, speaker Colonel Richard “Dick” Jones of Chicago, former Ambas-
sador to Liberia.
discussion on “Back to School.” The discussion will be moderated by Robert Williams, local and state
advisor.
lodged loud protests against the expected action, maintaining that the Commission needs a full time head who can devote every minute of his time to governing the body and taking the iniative in the ever increasing problems of housing, unemployment, race, religious
issues and law enforcement. These groups also feel that the
elimination of the position will
Saturday evening will be high; 1 si^n Ting desoWed.feTthat
the elimination of the Human Rights Commission is as foolish as eliminating the police in the hope that all known criminals will suddenly transform into law abiding
citizens.
lighted by a banquet and ball at the Hammond Community Center. On Sunday, council members will attend church, and leave the city for home after attending a 2 p. m. mass meeting at Mt. Zion Church A tentative scheduled for this three-day meeting is as follows: Friday, Aug. 19. 7:00 p. m., a spe-
state
February-“Brotherhood Month
monster meeting, Sunday, February ! t ial meeting called by the
5, Dr. J. A. Rogers of the Pittsburgh 1 President and at 9:00 p. m., an Courier; 44th annual Father and August Birthday Partv. Saturday, Son Banquet, Friday, February 24 Aug. 20. 8:00 a. m. registration: and monster meeting. Sunday, Feb- 9:00 a. m., pep meeting and 9:30 ruary 19, A. Phillip Randolph, a. m. an opening session, at which Executive Committee of Annual; time, the state prseident will adMembership Campaign, speaker. dress the youth councils, the state March-Congressman Adam Clay- advisor will give a report, and Miss ton Powell, Sunday. March 5 will Mimi Bistrow. northern area dispeak; annual basketball league rector, Mr. Wallace Hollins, central playoffs and tournament; monster I area director and Mr. Gerald meeting Sunday. March 14. Bishop Grinter, southern area director will J. W. Gomez, sneaker ad Thomas K. suhmi t accounts on what their Taylor memorial services. Sunady, particular section of the state has March 26. April-The 30th annual done in the past year. Reports will Pioneer Variety Show and teams also bc given bv presidents of local
organization for annual member- chapters and councils,
ship campaign. May-Promotion for At 12:30 p. m„ lunch break: 2:00 summer membership special and P m • afternoon session, where an camp reunion. June-Learn to swim official welcome will come from thc month; swimming campaigns, boys, mayor of Hammond. Afterwards a first week in June; girls, second discussion will be conducted on week in June. wome. third week in movement of “Youth in EduJune; men, fourth week in June: ca tt° n ” an d other : outh activities. Father and Son Camp; Day camp Discussion leaders will be Mr. Hilstarts Friday, Jue 20 and summer bert L - Bradley. Attorney, Gary, membership special. July-D a y In d iana : Mr. Kenneth T. Matthews. Camp; trip to Canada and residence Industrial Relations Secretary of camp. August-Girls residence camp the Ft Wayne Urban League; Dr. and summer membership special. W. E. Wiley, Director of Research — REGISTER TO VOTE °I the Gary Public Schools; Mr. _, Charles Graves Jr., Vocational Elder and Mrs. E. Dwelle, of Service Secretary of the Gary UrClearwater, Ha., were house ban League: Mr. Orlando Taylor,
an( I Mrs. Eddie Speech Director at Fort Wayne
Williams, 1184 Maderia. Mrs. Wil- State School and Mr. John P. lams 18 the sister of Mrs. Dwelle. Ward. Attorney and Executive Sec.j® 01 .Indianapolis the Dwelles rotary of the Civil Liberties Union
will visit relatives in Buffalo, from Indianapolis.
n ‘ an d Sturgis, Mich. Elder j At 4:00 p. m. a business session,
% W1 re vi rn ^ Florida,; nominations for all state offices and
p. , w nile Mrs. Dwelle will > Special reports are scheduled, fol-
Indianapolis until Oc- lowed by the closing meeing at
Sammy Davis Hold With His Marriage Plans DETROIT—Sammy Davis Jr., during an engagemci.it here last ueek, vowed that “There’s no man living who can stop me from getting married w Mad Britt.” Davis siaid that he planned to marry the white Swedish actress in mid-Oelobcr. He described Mai Britt as “a wonderful sensitive girl of great dignity rnd a special built-in ability to make any person like her.” “She can cat greens as well rs caviar and be at home at either table.” Sammy said that Mai was “in my corner all the way I meant what I said to reporters recently that I hope people will look at our marriage as honest egorts of two people who love each other to make their own way ” Sammy revealed that the marriage would be he’d in thc BeverlyUilton Hotel an Beverly Hills, Calif. About 30 persons wall witness the ceremony, it w r as revealed. As to reports that Miss Britt’s film contract had been cancelled because of her plars to marry Davis. Sammy said: “Her contract is good until February next year. It cannot be cancelled until then end Spyros Skouras. head of 20th Century Fox, has already said she is too valuable to let go.” — REGISTER TO VOTE— Riley Moore was host for a Bar-B-Que luncheon on the lawn of Mrs. Marguerite Riley Saturday afternoon, 1823 Beliefontaine. Guests included Messers and Mesdames Barker Whitfield, Julius Jackson, Alonzo Jones, W ilham Edwards, Eugene Burton, and Miss Susie Banks. Mr. Moore was assisted by Mrs. Riley.
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