Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1960 — Page 2

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2—The Indianapolis Recorder, Sept 24, I960

'Fair Share'

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crossed the line. One who was known to the n ; nister and begged not to go in the store said, “If people don’t want to hire us, we shouldn’t want to work there.” That same Friday of last week that the pickets walked in front of Flint’s Supermarket, representives of the Fair Share Organization were negotiating with the manager of C & C Drugstore, 2102 W. Michigan. Ben Wakefield, the manager, was warned that if he did not hire Negroes soon, his business would be picketed. Mr. Wakefield told the Recorder, ‘I had already planned to hire Negroes and was going to do so anyway. It doesn’t make me any difference.” True to his word, Bertie Lane and Rosa

Tenner, 709 Sheffield were hired immediately. The organization also conferred with the manager of Joe's Regal Market, 720 N. Tremont, who likewise hired a Negro this week. Included in the picketing of Flint’s were Franklin Minton, YMCA; Otis Martin, YMCA; Earl Smith, YMCA; Robert Tapp, Jessie Tibbs, 722 N. Sheffield and John Oliver Jr., 1301 W. 31st. Officers of the Fair Share Or- j ganization are Rev. Mozell Sanders, president; John Morris, cochairman; Louis Bonner, co-chair-man; Mrs. Onetta Wright, secretary; Mrs. Sarah Washington, assistant secretary; Rev. M. L. Me-1 Keller, treasurer; Roland Squires,; assistant treasurer and Rev. Andrew Williams, chaplain and member of the board of directors. # Meetings are held every Tuesday from 8 p.m. until 10 p.m. at Mt. Vernon Baptist Church, 713 N. Belmont. — REGISTER TO VOTE —

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VFW VISITS BAXTER FAMILY: Members of the Phillip-Highbaugh Post No. 984? VI W, ore shown posing for pictures with Mrs. Lonnie C. Baxter (holding youngest < hild in photo at left) during the formers visit to the Baxter's Last .ide home. I lie veterin's group visited the home to conduct a suivey to determine the needs and problems of the once destitute family As a result of an appeal made last week bv the Recorder

the family of 12 were showered with food, cloth’ng, bedding and money by u number of clubs, civic organizations, church groups and generous citizens. In photo at right the oldest of the Baxter children, Lonnie, 16, is shown looking over some of the food Members of the VF W group are (front iow) Mrs. Geraldine Ennli<h and Mrs. Sallie Davis - (back row) Sam English, H S. Beeler, Caldwell Morris Helen RusFi and Mrs. Claude Castlemon (Recorder photo bv Houston Dickie)

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or useful items. As a result of Almighty Cod, we are thankful the story appearing in T h e | that our hear ts have been sulRecorder other needy families have fieieritly touched and made to real-

called for help and an effort is i/.e that surely, we are our broth- Services I of ullfit.s Foster, 72, now being made to channel some e i’s keeper. We pray that 1 hou ‘-f-1 ( m rolilon, were held Sept, of this assistance to no tewer wouldsV grant this mothei' tire, I!' ifi the Jac >bs Brothers Weslthan four such cases. wisdom to use these tokens of stie C liapf! with burial in New The Indianapolis Recorder is love wisely. So move the hearts | C|own T Cemelery. r H c .^ d .,,^1*happy to have had a hand in help- of all the members ol the family ■ >• '» Madison ufle a long illness ing to meet the needs of this fami- that they will not in- led into the j M ^ohn - MrS^lfo?ly and otfers a note of gratitude oaths of sinfulness nor dissipate k

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