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4—The Indianapolis Recorder, Oct 8, 1960

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By ELSA JACKSON

In an oll-out effort to get 5,000 memberships renewed end 1,000 new members, the first meeting of the membership committee came together with William Bobo Sept. 27 to begin

mapping out plans to meet he goals.

Elected captains of the drive were Ernest Ryan and Mrs. Fmma McKnight who will resume their duties at the next regular meeting at the FAC, Monday night, Oct 10, at 8 p. m. The date, selected by the FAC Barker, chairman, reports that advisory committee, for their next there are only a few more seats meeting is Saturday, October 15. available. Busses will start the Several matters of importance return trip at 5 p.m. will be on the agenda. Rev. An- The Health and Welfare eomdrow Brown, pastor of Greater mittee met with the chairman, St. John Baptist Church, chair- Mrs. Emma McKnight last week, man of the committee, will call the The FAC Tea, October 23, was the meeting to order at 9 a.m. at the main business of the meeting, elub home. Mrs. Elizabeth Hatcher Everyone enjoyed the delicious is co-chairman and Charles Pres- homemade iee cream that was

ton, secretary of the committee, served.

Mrs. Hatcher is the wife of Harold The VIP’s are the very first Hatcher, executive secretary of group to make a substantial cash Indianapolis Merit Employment contribution toward completing < uinmittee, and Mr. Preston is the mortgage payments on our .'ports Editor of the Indianapolis club home. Their donation was Recorder. voluntary, as the financial drive Sunday morning the sermon was has not opened officially. Mr. Bud wonderful. The FAC representa- Garnett will he in charge of the

turn was very nice making the first effort.

i’A» annual “Go To Church” Sun- The Golden Circle Girls will das most outstanding at Corinthi- meet with me next Wednesday an Baptist Church. Our presi- evening. Mrs. Veronica Ferguson,

dent S. W. James and Mrs. Has- president.

Welcome Day Proclaimed By Mayor The International Student Welcome Day Committee of Indianapolis will extend welcome to students who came this fall to enter our schools and colleges. An allday affair will be given as ihe group sponsors their fifth welcome celebration.

Frontiers' Artists and Models Ball to Be Social Highlight

CL UBS

Iflllit

ih Davis, chairman of the rei, ious activities committee were f.imid of the participation, in att. mlance and in donations sent in by those unable to be present. FAC is off to Brown County Sunday, Oct. 9, leaving the club borne at 8:15 a.m. Mrs. Audree

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SCHOOL 41 is using the theme * « oninmnity Get Together” for their first PTA meeting Oct. 12 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Come and meet the principal, teachers, custodial staff, PTA officers and board nibers. All are welcome. Mrs

Powder Puff Club

Joins Forces to Aid Boy Scouts

Members of the Powder Puff Brigade Club, have turned their attention away from social affairs lor a while to a more construc-

tive project

With the intention of supplying more worthwhile extra-curricular activities for youth on ihe northeast siue of tow'n, members of the organization met with Mrs. Pauline White, committee chairman, 2017

TMeniDers. aii art? weicuine.

iiuiuuii. ^ • J W m Roosevelt, Sept 29. to discuss posJ’iim" H. Weaver,' principal ’ ' i sibmties of »«'"* » cub “® u ‘

SCHOOL 2d—T h e PTA

School 26 will hold their monthly

pack in the district.

Robert Liehthold. a representa-

meeting Oct. 12, 3:30 p.m. Mrs. live of the boy scout office ex-

Thelrjm Hawkins, program direc tor, will direct the “Autumn Tea’ honoring the new principal, Wal-

ter

teachers

plained to the group the procedure to use in finding boys who may want to become a member of the

R Van, “new" parents "and i new packs He suggested that the ’ ^ members take a survey of Public

; Schools 29, 37, 38, 45. 56 and St. ; Rita’s Church to find eligible I youth. Lighthold said that there were approximately 8,250 boys between the ages of 8 and 18 years old who arc potential bov, cub and explorer scout material in that

district.

After completing the survey w r hich will take about a w r eek, the group will sponsor an open membership meeting where all boys interested in becoming a scout will

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I bring their parents to participate. Exhibits, movies, skits and tent ! displays concerning scouting will I be shown. All boys will be tagged a cub scout or boy scout during a “big shipping tag’’ session. Also present at the meeting were Mrs. Harry Harlan, northeast side chairman: Alberta Griffin, 2304 Manlove, den mother of cub scout pack 136; Mrs Catherine Johnson, 2606 N. Temple; Mrs. Maggie Blacfi, 2434 N. Parker, Mrs. Vivian Simmons, 2256 N. Oxford and Mrs. Bertha Manning,

2333 N. Parker

Plans for the membership meeting will be announced later. — REGISTER TO VOTE —

The group will honored Saturday with attractions beginning at 9 am. with a tour of the city by ihe Bell Tour Bus Company. The young people will be guest beginning at a noon luncheon at the American Fletcher Bank and will be guests at a reception :n their honor where the friendly people of Indianapolis can come lo greet them. The reception will be held from 3 to 7 p. m. in ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clenshaw<< 3909 Boulavard PI The guests are expected lo oe welcomed oy Senator Robert Brokenburr and Atty. Frank Beckwith. The group of guest students will be presented a welcome kit which will include dinner tickets and theater tickets. Many of the students will spend ihe week-end in the homes of ihe members of the committee and will attend church Sunday with them. Students from England, India, Thailand, Canada, China, Syria. West Africa, Korea. Japan, New .Zealand,, The Netherlands, The Holy Land, and South Africa are expected lo attend. The sponsoring group is a group of young people from the various churches who work on the committee, assisting the adult workers. This welcome is being held so that the visiting students will really know that they are welcome vo the city, our churches and homes and that the members of ihe committee want them 10 feel at home in our wonderful state. Mayor Charles Boswell, in his office Wednesday. Oct 5 signed a proclamation designating Saturday Oct. 8 as International Student Welcome Day. This group was organized about 5 years ago by Mrs. Ethel Bowman, Misses Ruth Winters and Willa Thomas. Miss Thomas, who traveled in Europe in 1955, states that ihe people of other countries were so wonderful to all the Americans who iraveled in their country and .he travelers were made welcome i nhteir homes and churches, so she feels ihat w'e should really extend welcome vo these young people who come io our city lo enter school. This is good international relations: these young people will learn to know us by visiting in ihe various homes and churches. Imported tea from Hong Kong will be enjoyed by all guests who attend the reception. Junior hostesses for the all-day affair will be Misses Sandra and Gloria Long, and Miss Judy Tal-

ley.

The Bus tour will leave the Simpson Methodist Church Saturday at 9 a. m The following com(;B |j^tefc-~v< , haijxnan will- sefve: Mrs. Ethel Bowman, Food and donations, Miss Esther Harris. Hos

Los Amigos met in the home of JOLLY SIXTEEN BIRTHDAY Miss Lajuana Curley, 2408 N. Ken- will meet Sunday, 4 p. m. with wood. Plans were completed for Mrs. Ella Hindman, 1750 Linden, the social which will be given Sat- * * * urday at the home of Mrs. LOYALITIES met with Mrs Anita Smith Miss Alice Lewis, Elliott Gifts were won by Mrs.

2947 Clifton will be hostess of ihe Mary Bacon and Mrs. Elsa Alsum..

next meeting. Last week’s winners were Mrs * * * Betty Tinsley and Mrs. Shirley

DELPIIINE met at the home of Kerr

Mrs. Lillian Crowfort. Next meet- * * * ing will be in .he home of Mrs. GIRLS PROGRESSIVE 12 met Elbalina Carry, 902 Church. with Mrs. Virginia Reed. Next * * * meeting will be with Mrs, Anna SOCIAL .HOUR will meet Sun- Jean Ward, 825 Fayette.

t Senior Class Elects Vice At St. Mary's

dav with Mrs. Anna Thompson, 3230 N. Capitol. Mrs, Willie M Brame, president.

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I ES PETITE MADEMOISEL- ! LES met with Miss Barbara Simmons. Next meeting will be with

Mi'S Janice Slaughter, 3241 Martindale. Final plans will be made

The “Cameo’s” have announced the committee for their second annual card party which will be

toward ihe Golden Ball dance Oct- held Saturday, Oct. 29 from 2 to

ober 14.

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HOME PROTECT-US LEAGUE held iheir annual election of officers Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2061 Cornell.

+ * *

SOUTHS IDE FLORAL will meet Wednesday, with their president, Mrs Jeanette Russell, 819 N ( Cali-

fornia. + j- *

COLONIAL MATRONS met ..with Matron Venie Douglas. The ■ next meeting will tie with Matron I Zippo re Haney. Matron Mary McKeever, president; Matron Anna Anderson, secretary.

RAY (MR. MADISON) BRYANT

Michael Mahone Honored With Party

5 p.m. at the Indiana Teacher’s Association Center, 150 W. Market. Mrs. Marguerite Ferguson is chairman and Mrs. Thelma Sans-

bury is co-chairman.

Other members of the committee are, Mrs. Helen Brasher, Mrs. Agnes Roney and Mrs. Bernice Blaine. The above mentioned members or Mrs. Laura Stiles, Mrs. Jean Hill, Mrs. Mary Mumford, Miss Jean Jones may be contacted for additional information. — REGISTER TO VOTE — NCJW and MCHC Sponsor Toy Library

MAXINE SHERLOCK

Miss Maxine Sherlock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Homer Sherlock, 2609 Shriver, has recently been elected to serve as vice-president of her senior class at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College, Saint Mary-of-the-

Woods, Ind.

Miss Sherlock will also serve as president of the Intereultural Club and secretary of the Psychology Club Ibis year. She is also a member of ihe Theta Alpha, philosophy elub, and the French Club.

1 iiri itt irit Indiana Roof with tht* tfvnnin^ and will inMudt* tin* toast Mahone will) a color!ul birthday popular and always well attended to the Frontiers from the unique party recently. Artists and Models Ball and Re- seating section, The Champagne! In the center of the beautifully vue. Ihe Ball promises to be more Circle. The toast will he given i decorated table was a large birthglamorous this year than ever promptly at 9 P.M. ; day eako bearing Michael’s nickbefore with the height of fashion Also inriudod in the pleasure name “Mike”. among the guests. (Details on of the evening is a fast moving Among guests present were fashion by The Snooper—see arti- production how number, “Salute Debora Kinsey, Gregory Steward, vies on this page.) to Hawaii,” and the spectacular Buchanan, Eugene Jones,

Miss Frontier of 1960 and the and beautiful costumed models Joyce Cureton, Tony Kinsey and I served

Frontier queen will lead the grand from whom Miss Frontier of I960 Lcnard Mahone.

march. Dance music will be fur- will be chosen. Hand autographed balloons and Anyone desiring this service, nished by Ray Bryant who will Many local clubs and sororities < candy with the name of each please contact the Marion County also be featured in the Revue. have made reservations in the ^ u ‘‘ sl was k'iven as favors. i Heart Committee, ME. 4-4464.

Mr. Bryant, Columbia Recording Club Circle Section. Parties have

Previously she has served as

The Lend-A-Toy Shop, sponsor- I treasurer of Theta Alpha and as ed by the National Council of Jew- | secretary of the Psychology Club, ish Women and the Marion County Miss Sherlock is majoring in

Heart Committee, operates a toy lending library which delivers toys lo the homes of bedridden children throughout the city regardless of

financial circumstances.

All children confined at home due to any non-contagious disability such as rheumatic fever, heart disease, nephritis or orthopedic problems will gladly be

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artist, is also known as “Mr. been arranged by many of the Madison Time” because of popu- guests before and after the Ball, larizing the dance sensation, “The The Frontiers Service Club is Madison” and the recording of the a man’s organization whose prirecord "Madison Time” which has mary interest is civic ini]trovepassed the million mark in sales, ment. Proceeds from this benefit His renditions also include al- project are used to help mainbums with George Shearing and tain the Frontiers Hearing- DeCount Basie. Just recently lie up- tection project, a free testing

peared with Ella Fitzgerald in clinic for pre-school age children

the TV Show "Playboys’ Pent- The clinic is located in the Mor-

house”. gan Health Center.

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By CLARA PHILLIPS

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jpcrsonalA and

Timothy Potter was crowned king at a baby contest recently given at the Wily Methodist Church, in Shelbyville. Second prize went to Anthony Jenkins, third prize to Eric Brown, and fourth to Pamela Alcorn. * * * Mrs. Verdell Rhodes, 745 W. 25th, returned home last week after visiting with friends and relatives in Jamaica, L.L, N.Y., and Philadelphia. * + + Mrs. Evelyn Parker ami Mrs. Susie Batie entertained with a party for the junior Sunday School class at First Baptist Church, North Indianapolis, Saturday in Mrs Parker’s home. More ihan 20 boys and girls attended. The class was promoted to another department. — REGISTER TO VOTE — Local Resident Ends Extensive Trip Mrs. Charles Harry, 419 W. 26th, has returned home after several weeks of vacationing. Mrs. Harry visited Fox Lake and Providence, R. L, where she spent most of the summer, before going to Chicago. From the “Windy City” she traveled to Los Angeles to visit her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harris. Mrs. Harris is the former Miss Martha Louise Harry. The Harris’s became proud parents, of a baby girl named Alison Mary, on September 12. After the visit Mrs. Selma Harry the proud grandmother returned to Chicago where she met her hushusband, son and his family.

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voung. John Tallev, Vetrice Holifield, Gladys Richardson. Jean Robinson, Emma Frink, Ophelia

•one Mendenhall, Nelvia Miller, Bertha Childress, Bennie Johnson, Misses Willa Thomas, Ruth Winders, Vivian Valentine, Mary Sue ^hacklett, Mr. and Mrs Bill Hamp-

The city federation under the leadership of Mrs. Derotha Breeding will present their year's program Tuesday at the club pitality. Transportation, Edward home, it was announced this week.

ivm'rP'frpt BhirW ^Housfne 1 h 6 Pr °F r i’essive Needlecraft odist Church will be the g^est Jmhers of th/’committee ?J ub °P ened . with the president, speaker. The public is invited to ‘nclurie Mesdames Georeetta Blair V 61 * 1100 * 3 Ferguson, 2920 N. hear this very fine speaker and t Fannie p a P’tol, with a lovely dinner, dur- learn about the Lula Bean Club.

mg which time many echoes were This club bus been named after heard from the members’ sum- a woman who really is a pioneer mer vacations. Guests of hon- and worker in the Federation for

Brooks, Mattie McKinney, Dorothy ; ° r were Mesdames Fannye J. many years. She has the distincWilson! Annel Bell, Angilos Mann, ' Bedford, the state president of tion of being one of the life memClara Boyd, Maranda White. Lo- Women’s Federation, and Mrs. hers of the Federation.

C. B* Johnson, a past state presi- Mrs. Dean, a mother, is promident. Both ladies were from Gary, nent in civic affairs of the city

f n< f- and state,

The Lula Bean Club will hold The Lend A Hand Club will

their 15th Anniversary program meet with Mrs. Willa Mae Roundon, Roberta Carmon. secretary of Thursday evening, October 27, at tree, 2240 N. Kenwood, Monday, he group, Marv Wells. Barbara the club home, 2034 N. Capitol. Oct. 17. .Mrs, Fannie Bartlett is

Dorman, Betty Hopson, Mary Ras-] Mrs. Paul Ayers of Barnes Meth- the president,

coe, Doretha Jones, Hila Richards. Paula Scott, Elnora D Scott, Jo Ella Poindexter, Polly Lockett, A. Franklin, Edith Watts, and Elvsse Hall, Ronald Lacey, James Ruchanon, Richard Tillson, Rudolph White, Paul E. Eubank, M. C. Clove Priestdy. Bennie Johnson is he chairman of the group, and last but not least Rev. Landrum

Shields.

— REGISTER TO VOTE — Tenor Singers Wed in Home Ceremony Miss Goldie White became the bride of Nathaniel (Nate) Hopkins in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams, 2744 Baltimore. The bride was given in marriage by her father, Rev. Richard White, pastor of Green Hill Baptist Church, Providence, Tenn., in the beautiful ceremony officiated by Rev. J. J. Davis, pastor of the Rock of Ages Baptist Church, Saturday, Oct. 1, 8:35 p.m. Mrs. Pearline Miles was the matron of honor and Charles Hadley served as best man. Among guests present were Revs. J. W. Tansy, Leon Wells, and Rev. Manning. Singing groups represented were the Soul Burners, Rising Stars, Christian Travelers, and Rocky Shore

Singers.

Mrs. Hopkins is second tenor for the Rising Stars and Mr. Hopkins is second tenor for the Christian Travelers. A reception followed the cere-

mony.

— REGISTER TO VOTE — Wednesday Duplicate Bridge Club Sponsors Tourney Oct. 12 Mark A. Battles, president of the Wednesday Duplicate Bridge Club, announced that the club will sponsor a duplicate bridge tourney Oct. 12 at the Fall Creek Parkway YMCA. The tourney is open to all members of the American Bridge Association, Trophies will be given to the winners and the play will be directed by Robert Grissom, a certified ABA director.

The Snooper's Report On Fashions to Be Seen at Artists and Models Ball I did a little snooping to find out what some of the fairer

sex will be wearing to the ARTISTS AND MODE! S BALL. It is supposed to be .a secret but we are sharing it with you.

Mrs. Forrest Jones has chosen a black imported knit sheath

dress. Because of the unpredictable weather, she has two sets of nrces^nrips in readiness. Her first choice is to ardent the outfit with a leopard belt and hat; black kid shoes trimmed with gold kid will complete ihe outtit. If the evening is chilly, she will choose one of her fur pieces. Mrs Jones has been Ihe winner of the "Best Dressed Woman" title for a number of

yeo^

Mrs. Ada Abrams Jones, State President of the Indiana

Daughter Elks and p)ast Grand Daughter Ruler of the National body will wear an ivory brocaded satin costume dress by Clayton with an ivory shirred chiffon blouse. The accessories will be

in roval blue. Her jewelry will be aurora borealis stone. Mrs. Charles Allen, owner of Ruth's Beauty Shoppe has

selected a black crepe dress, draped in the front with a floating panel in the back. To comolement the dress she has chosen

red velvet accessories and rhinestone jewelry. Miss Gloria Morton-Finney, newly elected basileus of Alpha

Mu Omega Chapter, AKA Sorority, Inc., has chosen her outfit for the Ball from her AROUND THE WORLD COLLECTION. She will wear an imported two-piece Peking Blue Brocaded

Silk Satin Mandarin ensemble, with matching accessories

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