Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1960 — Page 9
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HOPKINSVILLE. Ky. — The daughter of Louisville are visiting Lane Tabernacle CME Church con- I\flrs. Tyler’s and brother-in-law, Mr. eluded its vacation and church and Mrs. Charlie Tallie. school Sunday, with the children MR. AND MRS. James Boyd and and youth of the church having son. of Pittsburgh are the house complete charge of worship service, guests of Mrs. Boyd's mother. Mrs. John T. Fruit. Jr. presided. Miss Pornice Frazer. Many courtesies Lalita Allen introduced the speak- have been shown the young couple er; the inspirational song was sung while in the city, by the primary department and the MRS. PATRICIA Long and Mrs. special feature was the offertory Edrie Williams were co-hostesses hymn, sung by the Cherub Choir, to the Hilleretc Social Club in the ages three to six years. home of Mrs. Tinnie Long last
Claude Snorton, Jr., agriculture week,
teacher at Attucks High School and Plans were completed for a fish Sunday School superintendent- fry which will be held in the home elect was speaker. The faculty of Miss Elizalveth Cayce in tin* very consisti^d of Mesdames Mary T. near future. Miss Betty Kendrick Fruit, Geraldine Campbell. Beulah was a guest of the club. Pruitt, Obelya Baker, Barbara Dean. Mrs. Rome M. H/mry is president Mi«ses Augusta Crutchfield and and Mrs. Edrie Williams is reporter. Sadie Clark, and William Reeves. THE Ye AIJLD Acquaintance Rev. R. C. Mason is church pastor. Club was entertained in the home HOMECOMING was observed of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Jessup Aug. 14 at First Street Baptist Friday evening. Church. Plans were completed for the The Fourth Street Baptist Con- summer outing which will be held gregation of Owensboro, worship- on the beautiful farm of Mr. and ped w-ith* the local church. Rev. Mrs. George Knight of the Pcm O. L. Jones, pastor of the Owensr- broke community. The hostess boro church delivered the sermon served a delightful barbecued ham and the visiting choirs furnished luncheon. the music. Guests included Mesdames Lillie A fellowship dinner was served Perry. Jessye Morgan. Jeanette immediately following the morning Hurdle and Hattie Victor, and worship. George Harris. Rev. B. F. Green is pastor of the Mrs. L. J. Buckner, president host church. and Mrs. William F. Glass is re-
THE HOPPER-HENRY families porter,
held their annual familv reunion Mrs. Jessie Tandy Mimms, one of Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hopkinsville’s oldest citizens, died George S. Henrv Jr., near Elkton. Aug. 4 aL her home following an Ky., with 80 relatives and friends illness of several weeks. The fuattending neral was held at the Adams A delightful luncheon of barbe- Funeral Home Aug. (i with Rev. cured and fried chicken, country •*. B. Turner, her pastor, delivering ham and other refreshments war the eulogy. Burial was the Gaines-
served picnic style. Relatives were ville Cemetery,
in attendance ‘ from. Evansville. She was an active member of Clarksville Indianapolis. Guthrie, the Freeman Chapel CME Church Herndon and Elkton. f°r a number of years. MR. AND MRS. Alonzo Williams The surviving relatives include of Chicago are the house guests f °ur children. Mesdames Mary of Mrs Annie L. Tandy. They will Moore and Clara Southern, and visit a number of other friends ^ster Mimms, of the city, and while in the city Wallace Mimms, of Louisville; three MRS. WILLIAM F. Gass has grandchildren, eight great-grand-neturned to the city after spending children, and several nieces and
several days in Indianapolis at the nephews^
bedside of Mrs. Glass’ sister. Mrs.
THE WHITFIELD FAMILY OF CHICAGO: Specialists and students in the related fields of medicine, pharmacy and Bio-Chemi’stry, members of this‘distinguished family pursue somewhat parallel careers, all devoted to the health and well-being of their fellowman. Shown seated in the laboratory of their home are Harvey Whitfield, Jr, honor student at University of Illinois, specializing in medicine and bio-chemistry,
and his mother, Mrs. Kate Whitfield, for 30 years chief pharmacist at Chicago's Provident hospital; Standing, left, Dr. Harvey Whitfield, Sr., nationally known urologist and rVvember of the medical staff at Provident hospital, and the Whitfield's daughter, Andrietta, now enrolled as a pre-medical student at University of Illinois. (ANPHOTO)
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Daisy Whitlock, -who underwent surgery at St. Vincents Hospital recently. MRS. LUCILLE Tyler Rudolph and grandson. King Tyler, of Louisville are visiting Mrs. Janie Mitchem and other relatives and friends. MRS. ANNIE L. Striplin has returned to the city after ? two-week visit with her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dawson; Chicago. She also visited her son and daugh-ter-in-law, Lt. and Mrs. Lloyd Edwards of Mountain Home AFB, Idaho. MRS. OPAL Harris of Indianapolis is spending her vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Bobbye E. Moore. MR. AND MRS. Frank Tyler and
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TO RECEIVE ELKS' LOVEJOY AWARD: U. S Attorney General William P. Rogers will be honored on August 22, at the Elks national convention in Chicago when he is presented the Lovejoy Award, for his contribution in the field of Civil Rights. Magistrate Hobson Reynolds head of the Elks' department of Civil Liberties, made the announcement this week.
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Love Triangle
BRAIL—The Mother’s Club of Second Baptist Church met recently at the home of Mrs. Judy Green. Plans were comp'eted for an ice cream social to be held Aug. 26 at the home of Mrs. Mary Pat-
ton.
Refreshments were served to
DALLAS, Tex. <ANP) — Thirty-year-old Henry Lewis, a public school teachor. was being held this week in connection with the fatal shooting of a Houston automobile
^ _ salesman in the bedroom of Mrs. Mesdames Kathryn Dunbar, Mary jj mma ^ Anderson, also a school
Patton, Leona Wickware, Irma . e3( , her
Spencer, Judy Greene. Edna Ste- 1 ^ slain ^ was Ronald B
selTofGary a n d°Mi£s Maria Berry. ^a^Southe^^ i vl,to superintendent, described the Tho 1 Texas Southern University who also choice c l f Campane i rs name for the
sold cars for his uncle, a Houston m>w building as thc result of nu . auto dealer. _ , tl merous suggestions by the hospital
MR. AND MRS. Solomon E. j Bradley had gone to Rockwell, “i agree,” he said, “that Stevens and daughters have re- Texas. 16 miles north of here, to I |} ier 0 c ould be no more approturned from a vacation in Kansas pick up a 1960 model car for a p, j a to name chosen for this parti-
City. Kan. and Kansas City. Mo. | customer and stopped by Dallas to building. MR. AND MRS James Jcmkins < visit Mrs. Anderson who had been orr’.e.r
Franklin Ind.
FRANKLIN—Miss Karen Perkins entertained several friends recently at a cook-out, honoring her house guest Miss Arietta Bell of Indianapolis, who has returned to her home after spending her vacation here with Mr. and Mrs. Janies F-tkins. AIRiJIAN Jerry Dunn recently returned to his base in Rhode Island after spending a leave with his mother, Mrs. Wanda Dunn. STEPHEN BUTLER returned List week to his home in Washingion, D. C. after spending the summer with his grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Hill.
MR. AND MRS. James Sims Jr., Mr and Ma s. James H. Lewis, Mrs. Madelynn Smith of Columbus, and Mr. Ernest Broaddus are spending a vacation in Boston and attending the Shrme Convention. MRS. MATILDA Durasen of Indianapolis spent several days with Mr. and Mis. James Perkins and family recently. MRS. ERNEST Broaddus and son Jerry, Mr. and Mrs Robert Sims and family, Joe and Priscilla Wales, Maurice Broaddus and Mi*s. James White attended the Broaddus reunion held in Dayton,
last, week
MR. AND MRS. Webster Montgomety and Mr. James White and children attended the Montgomery family reunion held in Indianapolis last week. — REGISTER TO VOTE— New Hospital Bldg. In Maryland Named For Roy Campanella CROWNSVTLLE, Md. (ANP) A new $150,000 rehabilitation facility at the Crownsville State hospital will be dedicated on Augut 20 as “The Campanella Building” in honor of Roy Campanella, iormer all-star catcher of the Los Angeles
Dodgers.
CAMPANELLa, an outstanding examp c of successful rehabilitation after his crippling automobile accident of 1958, is now a stout lor the Dodgers as well as a radio-TV sports commentator for B. Ballentine and Sons, He will be present for the 10 a. m. ceremo-
nies.
Dr. Charles S. Ward, Crows-
The Indianapolis Recorder, Aug. 20,1960-9
Tuning in on ANDERSON
By MADELYNE M. IRVIN ANDERSON, Ind—Mrs
Margaret Davis, Mrs. Mary Clemens, James and John Clemons,
TnhnJSrfw nd 1^l! IrS MrS ’ C ° X - MrS Mar y WOO^ ohWH 8011, 1 v° 9 a , n ^ ten, Mns. Beatrice Lewis, Mrs cmldren, Kenneth, Carolyn and vmma Whitp Fthol Wrav Jeffery recently returned from Los h?y WriSt M ” AnM Gaze! Angeles where they had been va- hroks aid Miss ludv St cationing at the home of Mrs. SamES BL^IB and her P?tta and s“'Mi* S E va ATu tW ° cl,i,dren ’ Ida BeU ’ and C0 "'
and Mrs. Lucille Black. While there they visited old Mexico, and Santiago, Pasedena and Hollywood, California. They took the children to Disneyland
for a day
MR. AND MRS. Robert Co’eman of Kansas City, Kansas are spend-
ing their vacation visiting with Gerard her sister, Mrs. Anna Durden and THE
family, also her niece, Mrs. Pearl
Johnson and family.
MRS. ANNA Durden and family and Mrs. Pearl Johnson gave a family dinner Aug. 8. The guests
nie of Indianapolis are spending a week vacationing with Mrs. Blair’s mother, Mrs. Ida Montgomery, 704
West 14lh St.
Mrs. Mary Louise Broadnax and her two children, Mary Janice and Timothy recently spent several days in Connersville visiting Mrs. Broadnax parents, Mr and Mrs.
Easely.
DAUGHTER ELKS No.
563 served an oM fashion dinner for the public at the Space Club, 1820 West 22nd Aug 15. Mrs. Ruby Willis, chairman, Mrs. lola Spaks, program chairman and co-chair-
present included Mrs. Rosa Car- man of the dinner.
The club’s next meeting will hold Aug 25 at Forest Park
and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wickware returned from East St. Louis, 111., where the visited with Wiley Jenkins who is ill at (he home of his daughter, Mrs Mary Hamil-
ton
MR. AND MRS. Maneso Grissom and daughter, Mrs Irma Spencer, attended commencement exercises at Butler University, Indianapolis^' on Aug. 5. Mrs. Joe Grissom was
one of the graduates.
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Rites for Mrs
1157 \ Pershing, who died Aug. '5 in General Hospital, were io be held Aug. 19 in Peoples Funeral Home, with burial in New Crown
Cemetery.
Born at Evansville, Mrs. Douglas had been a resident of Indianapolis 47 year, and was a member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church 40
>ears.
Survivors include five daughters, Mrs Jessie Carson, Mrs Georgia Ranks, Mis. Estella Johnson and Mrs. Nellie White, all of Indianaand Mrs. Pauline Kelley, rv.lnrado Springs, Col.; two sons, Filbert and Aaron Douglas, Indianapolis; a h'-other. Carson Yeatman, Indianapolis; nine grandchildren. and seven great-grandchil-
‘h cn.
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MRS. ELIZABETH HAWKINS and sons and Miss Grissom have returned to Columbus. O.. after visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Manese Grissom and other rela- apartmemt. fives. Also visiting the Grissoms)’ Police said Ana Douglas. 78. was another daughter. Mrs. Mar-
tha Bradford, who has returned to
Chicago
MISS LYNETTA and Lewis Barham Jr. arc visiting their grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Pat-
tcu.
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a schoolmate in college.
LEWIS DISCOVERS BRADLEY Lewis, a recent sweetheart of Mrs. Anderson, became angry when he stopped by her apartment pick up a pistol and a radio which he had let her use when they were lovers, and discovered Bradley who had arrived earlier in the afternoon. Wrs. Anderson sold she and Bradley later wenlt out and returned to her apartment late that night and went ito her bedroom where they were listening to records when Lewis, armed with the pistol he had picked up earlier, broke into the
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Lewis shot Bradley
twice in the back as the salesman fled toward a rear entrance partly
clothed.
Ponce said Bradley stumbled out on the rear porch and fell dead
to i in the yard.
LEWIS SURRENDERS Mrs. Anderson, meanwhile, fled from the apartment screaming, and notified police, Lewis, who escaped, surrendered tthe next day. Lewis and Mrs. Anderson had been going together since October and at the time of the shooting they were “sort of estranged” according to the woman teacher. Bradley’s body was claimed by his mother, Mrs. Pauline Bradley who flew here from Houston. Funeral services were held in Houston. — REGISTER TO VOTE—
ter, Rev. F. B, Jones and children, Betty, Edora and Johnny. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coleman of Kansas City,
Kan.
THE ALLEN CHAPEL Senior Stewardess Board and guests onjoyed a pitch-in dinner Aug. 9 on. the lawn of Mrs Emma Taylor, 1419 Hendrick St. Guests were Mesdames Ida Montgomery, Pearl Jackson, Yvonne Streaty, Billie Taylor and Marie Simpson, Missses Betty and Edora Jones, Debbie Maxwell, Hazel, Bertha and Rutha Carter and Andrea and Stephnie Streaty. The Rev. F. B. Jones, Alfred Johnson, Clyde and Gregory Maxwell. Members attendine included Mesdames Esther Yorrie, Ethel Wray, Mary Carter, Anna Durden, Evelyn Cooper, Louise Vaughn, and the hostess Mrs. Emma Taylor. MRS. MADELYNE Irvin, 1934 Lincoln was taken to the emergency clinic Aug. 4 where a pine splinter was taken out of her left foot. She is much improved at this writing. DR. AND MRS. Robert Lackey, W 12th St., spent a week in St. Louis, where they attended hte dental convention recently. MISS SALLY Page of the Del co-Re my personnel department, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Page, 904 West 17th St., will become the bride of Richard Lee Cook, 1530 Madison Ave., at 3.30 p. m. Aug. 20. The Rev James F. Davis, pastor of Second Methodist Church will unite the couple in the home of Mr. and Mrs David Streaty, 2413 W. 22nd St. Mrs. Streaty is an aunt of the bride to be. A reeption will follow the marriage. Miss Page is a 1958 graduate of Anderson High School A shower in honor of the bride was given Aug. 14 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carter, 1321 West 13th St. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Norma Jean Cook and Mrs. Rosa Carter. IN ST. JOHN’S Hospital are Mrs. F. B. Jones, Miss Louise Tyler and Mrs. Mary Broadnax. SICK AT home are the Mrs.
MRS. MADELYN IRVIN was the guest speaker. Mrs. Irvin, a retired school teacher and a member and ardent worker . in Allen Chapel A ME Church, is a well-known columnist for tlie Anderson Herald, the Anderson Bulletine and The Indianaplis Recorder. Her subject was “In His Hands.” MR. and MRS. N. Miles of Indianapo’is were the guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Liberal Carbon, 1715 Sherman — REGISTER TO VOTE— JameseHa Boyd Funeral services for Mrs. Jameselia Boyd, 86, who died Aug. 9 in her home,*1012 W 32nd, were held Aug. 11 in Patton Funeral Home, witn burial in Cave Spring Cemeteiy, Hopkinsville, Ky Bom in Hopkinsville, Mrs. Boyd had been a resident of Indianapolis 36 years, and was a member of Allen Chapel AME Church and its Missionary Society. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Sybil Brown and Mrs. Anna M. Garrett, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Bonnie Lanes, Chicago Heights, 111.; five sons, Cullen, Flemister, Calvin, Clarence and Harold Boyd, 22 grandchildren and 40 great-grandchildren. — REGISTER TO VOTE— John H. Mack John H. Mack. 867 W. 29th, died Aug. 9 in Veterans Administi ation Hospital on West 10th. Services were held Aug. 12 in Jacobs Brothers West Side Chapel, with burial in New Crown CemeMr. Mack was born at Athens, Ga., and had lived in Indianapolis 70 years, and was a veteran of World War I. For six years he worked for the Holliday Building Co., retiring in 1954. Survivors include the wife, Mrs. Hazel Mack; two daughters, Misses Artie Harrison and Audre Harrison; a sister, Mrs. Goley Harvey, and a granddaughter. — REGISTER TO VOTE—
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1 In R Ind. Cars Defective, Traffic Director Says One out of each eight motor vehicles in Indiana was found to have equipment defects during the annual state-wide Vehicle SafetyCheck, according to State Traffic Safety Director, L. C Rever. With more ihan half of the 2.170,000 registered cars and trucks being inspected in 315 Hoosier communities, a total of 138.215 faults was dLicovered. Lighting systems by far topped the list of defects. Lamps in 69,135 roan- and stop lights and turn signals were found to be burned out as well a:; in 29,929 headlights for a total of 99,064 safety hazards. This constituted 70 percent of aR defects. Other defects included 5,726 brakes, 6,144 windshield wipers, 5,197 tires and 12,880 exhaust systems. Also (becked were steering, window glass, rear view mirrors and horns. “With this large number of defect’s being disc’osed in the 1,101,683 cars voluntarily submitted for inspection,” Mr. Bever said, “imagine what the total would be in the millio whose drivers either shunned or neglected rhe free checks *’ All motorists with defective parts were instructed to have parts repaired and return for approval. “If more than half of our motorists have a sincere interest :n the safety of their vehicles on a voluntary basis, it seems to be a testimonial that Hoosiers are willing to follow the lead of 15 other states in, enacting an official state periodic inspection,” this state director said. — REGISTER TO VOTE— James E. Willis
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Willis, 39, were held Aug. 17 in the Patton Funeral Home, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. He died Aug. 14 in the home of a
sister, 542 W. 26th.
Mr. Willis, 625Vs Edgemont, a life resident of Indianapolis, was
a construction worker
Survivors include the wife, Mrs Geraldine Willis: a son, James E. Willis Jr.; his father, Isrel Willis; three sisters, two brothers, and one grandchild, all of Indianapolis. — REGISTER TO VOTE —
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