Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1961 — Page 8

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8—The Indianapolis Recorder, inly f, 1961

SHRINERS MAP PLANS: The abovs photo was taken durinq a recent meeting of membej’s cf the promotional committee of Persian Temple No. 44, Prince Hall Shriners. The committee, which is making preparations for the forthcoming Imperial Council session.of the fraternal organization in Cincinnati, is busily working to secure funds for its cancer and tuberculosis foundation. In photo are (seated, left to

right) Nobles Edward Johnson, George Turner, Janies Swift and William Hall. Standing, from left to right / are Nobles Louis Hughes, William Stoval, George Slater, William Blunt, William McKenzie, Herman O. Roberts and Jean P. Scott, director. Committee members not on photo are Joseph Ellis, J. W. Hamilton and Jacque Durham. . «

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Former Attacks Honor Student Gets Degree From Purdue U.

Persian Temple No. 46 to Host]Slain Bandit

Shrine 'Gala Days' July 2-3-4

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bad.’ - the woman explained. She at first denied any part in the robbery, but later admitted casing the market to Det. Sgt. James Rogers. Sgt. Rogers said the woman told him that they had been drinking ail day and had run out of money when Cole suggested that they hold up the

market.

After appearing in Municipal Court. Room (i on a preliminary charge of robbery the Williams woman and Robinson were ordered held in the Marion County Jail. Judge Noble Pearey set bonds of $2,500 on both. FUNERAL SERVICES for Cole were to be held in Earlington, Ky., with arrangements being made by the King & King Funeral Home. A native of Little Rock, Ark., Cole had lived in Indianapolis several years. He had worked as a

laborer.

Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Lenora Cole, Indianapolis, a n d his father.. Rennie Cole. Earlington.

Persian Temple No.MC., of North The various chairmen and their and South America Jurisdiction, ( . omm ittees are Nobles John will celebrate “Cala Days” in Jn- Hamilton, souvenir program;

dianupolis July 2-:M. Highlighting Grady Hinkle, housing; P u u i s i QmT'T'Trqi |)p’ ( f ITT* Tf)

UWt I SI'ONSOU CONTEST AT

at 8 p.m. at Allen Chapel AMK ^ne Smith, entertainment; ’ Wil-1 HOME OF EURIE FI.OWEK

Church, G2P L. 11th. Dr. I*. Benja- ]i am How'ard Weaver, me

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min Davis will be guest speaker. sel . v ices; Clarence Webb, parade Musical numbers at the services an( ] exhibition; Daughters, lawn will be rendered by Persian Chant- and ^rdeh party; Jack Casey, ers, Chantress’s and the Allen Monte Carlo . illustrious PotenChapel Senior Choir. Howard tate Mullin, hospitality; Smith Weaver is chairman. Cheatham, finance; Berry Garrett, More than 1,000 Shriners from j )U pij c relations; Frank Holt, throughout the state arc expected transportation and livery; Noble to attend the event, which will Woodall, security; Joseph L. Ellis, open Sunday with registration at -r enera i chairman; Thomas Van 10 a.m. On Monday a motorcade ]^ ar> assistant chairman; Louis will journey to Weir Cook Air- Hughes, secretary, and Daughter port where a welcoming committee Vivian Bridwell, treasurer,

will greet Imperial Potentate Booker J'. Alexander, honored j

guest.

Members of the welcoming committee are Van Wert Mullin, illustrious potentate; Jesse Harding, chief rabbin; Wilbur Stone, assist-

ant rabban; Clarence Webb, ma 1- -J ment and Revs. Benn and Gibson shal; Alvin^Reno, imperial treasur- j began making plans for the non-

violent, peaceful “Freedom Ride”

to the South by bus.

Several members of the NAACP Youth Council and others are exacted to participate in the ride. Gibson said, “The day of

Southside Women’s Club will sponsor a contest at the home of Mrs. Eurie Lee Flower, chairman. 952 S. Illinois, July 11 at 5 p.m. Members of the club are Mmes. Dora Groves, Emma Smith, Willa Bradley, Mary Casey, Lillie Sanders, Annie Milton, Ida Ross, Marv McClendon, and Varnador

Luckett.

LEAVES ON TOUR: David Woods, a member of Boy Scout Troop No. 86, has left on a 15-day tour with the Boy Scouts Band. He and other representatives will visit Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York Massachusetts and spend three days at the P. T Barnum Festival, Niagara Falls and the national home of the Boy Scouts of America. David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Woods, 1029 N Traub.

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er; John Daniels, asst, marshal,

and Berry Garrett.

The Imperial Potentate Feast will also be held Monday at the Sheraton-Lineoln Hotel, beginning at 11 a.m. Rounding out Monday’s i [j ev

activities will be a desert meet-! j' car past. Discrimination is dy ing from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at .151 i we jmjst, light for a rapid

Indiana, which will be presided d(ia th.”

over by Edgar J. Davis, imperial deputy of Desert of Indiana; a p . ;i fVi on/n i <-+c lawn party at 3 p.m., under the; KetCHl UFUggiStS

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Attacks Nigfit School to Offer Catering Class A class in catering will be offered in Attucks Night School beginning in September. A national-ly-known nutrition expert will teach the course, which will emphasize the making and creation of fancy delicacies, artful cake decoration, canapes, hors d’oeuvres and other fancy servings. This is the initial attempt to sponsor such a class. Plans are under way to do the laboratory work in the school at 1140 N. West, and utilize Planner House for production projects as the stirdents gain skill. The class will meet from 7:50 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. each Tuesday and Thursday evening. Students may take the course for credit, if they haven’t graduated from high school, or graduates may take the course for their own selfimnrovement. Registration for all evening school classes will be held SepC. 5, 6, 7, and 11 from 5:30 p.m. til) 8:30 p.m. Charles Walker is director of night school.

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chairmanship of Edna Tellefere; a AAnv FnrP PrnTiP twi-lite parade at 6 p.m. (novices), i _ ^ . . creation by Persian Temple No. I Qf Price Fixing

the Gala Day Parade

A former honor student at Crispus Attucks High School recently

completed training for a bachelor i a t 10 a.m

of science degree in electrical en- j at 1 p.m., and hospitality -ineering at Purdue University in Monte Carlo at 3 p.m. Lafayette, having already earned i (The parade will start from the a bachelor of arts degree from De- j Temple, north on West street to Pauw University at Greencastle. ' imv iui5 t<» Cnni-

Jerry O. Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Janies O. Williams, 2215 Sheldon, is presently employed by the Research and Development General Electric Company in the electronics division at Syracuse,

N. Y.

Mr. Williams’ activities include membership in one of the Physics C : ub at Purdue. Locally he was graduated in 1956 an honor student, ranked number three in his senior class. He was president of his senior class and a member of \he Church of God in Christ. During his high school career, e was .epresentative to the United Na-

tions.

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Tuesday’s schedule will include j rf' A f»- » ec ,f nd the «• f an exhibition drill at the Temple "f"5S1'

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NAACP STATE BOARD MEETS HERE WED. A state board meeting of the NAACP will be held at 7 p. m. Wednesday at the home of the president, Rev. Ford Gibson, 124 W. 44th, it was announced this week. ,, a SSM Mrs. Daisy E. Hood of Terre Halite, secretary, said the agenda will include the following: 1. Branches which have not already sent in their money for legislative expenses during the Indiana General Assembly’s session are asked to bring or send it. 2. Names of branch delegates to the national convention, to be i held July 11-16 in Philadelphia,! will be reported. This information is needed to determine the size i of a Freedom Train which will be run from the convention to Washington, D. C., on July 12. 3. ^ranches are asked to indicate their choices for national convention sites in the next two years. Washington has asked for the 1962 convention, while Chicago has put in its bid for ’63. 4 The Fort Wayne branch is expected to present its plans for entertaining the annual state convention in October. 5. A delegate will be elected from the state NAACP to the national convention.

ing of the year will be July 18. All clubs are expected to bring food for a piteh-in dinner at the club home, 2034 N. Capitol. Reports from the state convention will be made.

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The American Beauty Club held its closing meeting with Mrs. Alice Johnson. The club’s annual picnic will be held July 27. Mrs. Emma Brown is president and Mrs. Mary Debow is reporter.

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