Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1961 — Page 8
8—The Indianapolis Recorder, Oct. 14,1961
'.attina with the by r LSA JACKSON
FAC on last Monday nijfht was signally honored by the presence of A tty. Frank R. Beckwith who gave a moat interesting address. Atty. Beckwith, who was invited by William Bobo to participate on the program of the first FAC fall meeting, was presented by Mrs. Mary K. Lewis. Highlighti n g the meeting was the birthd a y surprise for our president, Starling W. James, and our financial secretary, Mrs. Ethel Ryan, who had birthdays Oct. 10 and Oct. 9 re-
spectively.
Each received many cards and gifts from members w h «>
also donated cakes. Refreshments
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were served at the close of the meeting. Mrs. Teresa Sanders pi iv d “Happy Birthday” and the aud eiue joined in singing. Mr. Bobo, Mrs. Lewis and myself were in charge of the program. Mrs'. Laura Little made a special birthday cake. s sjs * Interest in the Calendar Tea is gaining momentum as the date draws near. Contestants and committees are working diligently in an effort to raise a stipulated amount of money HOBBY BEGUN IN 1910 STILL PURSUED BY RETIREE OF HYGRADE A hobby of raising Irish gray game chickens begun by John Thatcher. 55 West 33rd, in 1910 is still being pursued in 1961. Mr. Thatcher, retiree of Kingan’s (now Hygradc), raised his 75th generation of the poultry this year.
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JERRY LEE LEWIS Plus Following All-Star Cast f '
THE COASTERS /' "Girls, Girls, Girls”
THE BO DIDDLEY TRIO ^ "Pills”
RUTH BROWN f" "Anyone But You” VIBRATIONS -Watusl”
BILL MURRAY, M.C. BILL PARKER •nd his BIG BAND
TO BE PRESENTED IN RECITAL: Piano students of Mrs. H. L. Burton will be presented in a musical recital Friday, Oct. 20, at 7 p. m. at Phillips Temple CME Church, 1226 N. West, where Rev. H. L. Burton is pastor. Participants include (from left to right) back row: Marsha Slaughter, Gwendolyn Slaughter, Jacquelyn Burton, Mary Ann Washington, Tony Tinder, Sandra Dixon, Darlene Watts, Stella Manning, June Collins, Deborah Taylor, Tony Partee and George Blair Jr.; front row: Ella Mae Morris, Richard Sanders, Deborah Partee, Floyd Moore Jr., Gretta Blair, Louis Harris
Jr., Jacquelyn Harris, Sharon Chandler, Deborah Moore, Freddy Morris and Kenneth Moore. The girl and boy having the largest number of patrons will be crowned "king and queen." Proceeds will go to the Floppy Hour Club for the Blind and the Mory Anthony Choir. Not pictured are Shelly Cain, Elizabeth Bray, Reubenia Jackson, Howard Strong, Martha Partee and Terry Taylor. Guest students participating on the program are Jacqueline Burton, Stephene Burton, Corliss Burton and Zelda Flye.
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By CLARA PHILLIPS
The City Federation held its opening meeting Oct. 3 when Mrs. Derotha Breeding, president, presented her plans for the club year which were primarily the same as last year with a
few exceptions. *
Mrs. Ethel Merker was appointed chairman of entertain-
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(Auxiliary Makes ! Plans for Annual Veterans Day Tea Arrangements are being made by the Edward S. Gaillard Auxiliary for its annual “Veterans Day Tea” which will be held Sunday, Nov. 5, at^ the post home, 2040
N. Capitol.
ment and Mrs. Chorleno Hibbitt, co-cl.airman Mrs. Haydee I , Chairmim of the tea is Mrs. Wilson, chairman, will be assisted in planning the Golden | ^“"o-chlirman.^Chairmen Agers' party by Mrs. Mary Barnett. ! special committees will be an-
Mrs. Priscilla Dean Lewis is Ferguson, Oct. 13 at 2920 N. Capi- nounced later,
still asking for volunteers to as- tol. The Auxiliary held its regular sist her in “Y” work. Mrs. Mary * * business meeting Oct. G with Mrs. I McKeever spoke of the Colonial Mrs. Fannie Bartlett, president Cecil Crawford presiding. Matrons’ bazaar and bake sale of the I.end-A-Hand Club, is ex-, Chairmen of various committees! Oct. 27, 28 and Nov. 17. All presi- peeling all members to be out I made complete and interesting re-! dents and past presidents are to Monday, Oct. 10, at 7 p.m. for a I ports. Miss Mollie Young, a senior! be present at 2 p.m. meet ire; at 951 W. 27th. ! at Crispus Attacks High School, The Presidents’ Council will ~ j discussed her trip to Girls State meet at the club home. Mrs. Me- Members of all clubs please i during the summer which operates 1 ,
Keever is president. remember the shut-ins: Mrs. Essie Mrs. Mary Thomas, president of Ray. 1408 N. Pershing; Mrs. Besthe Les Grandmeres, was appoint- sie Henderson, Room 210 at Method gift chairman. odist Hospital. Gary, and David • Auxiliary The next meeting of the City Benford, 1134. Delaware, Gary. I Greene.
Federation will be “Past Presi- Mrs. Ernest Battles, representdents’ Day” for those who have VwViv/rvr-i I \r\\r District, reported on the served as president of the city iLJri ViUyiiL: I I (JIT installation of officers held at the council. The Woman’s Council will * . r) | ‘World War Memorial Building, be hostess for this meeting. L^GS ICjnGFS i IQT! J Of special interest to the group * * * Ci | ' CL was her naming of winners in the The Charmettes will have their ^TVi0 G*i lOW Popnv Poster Contest conducted music and literary program at ' ! jn nublic schools.* They included: 2034 N. Capitol Oct. 21 from 5| FORT WAYNE The Indiana l* Miss Brenda Jackson of
on the same level us our state government. Chairman of the Girl’s State committee for the
was Mrs. Elizabeth
Approximately 200 persons were present at the United Nations Formal Dinner Tuesday at New Bethel Baptist Church under the sponsorship of the Missionary Society with Mrs. Mary P. McGuire as general chairman. Mrs. Nettie S. King was mistress of cere-
monies. .
On display were 99 tlags representing ditferent countries. Foreign guests present, who were introduced by Miss vVilla Thomas, Recorder church columnist, included Francis M. O’Carrell of Ireland, Sumiya Hobo of Japan, Presanta Kumer Dasu of India, Daniel Arefian of Iran, Charalombos Blazeoudakis of Greece, Paul Bengura of Freetown (W. C. of Africa), Steven Kilie of Nigeria (W. C. of Africa), Abdel Hady, Abd-El Hamid, El-Kafraw and El-Obauloul Neour Aly of Cairo,
Egypt.
Also Timothy Hose: of Japan, Mr. and Jake-Do and Jake DeBoss and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deherdt and family of Dutch Indonesia; Joe P. Patrick and Joseph Henry of Australia, and Dr. Benjamin A. Osborne of British Guiana, South America, who resides here. Most of the foreign guests are students at Indiana Central College, I. U. School of Denistry and Christian Theological Seminary at Butler University. Among dignitaries present for the meeting were Russell J. Craven of the United States department of labor, Noble Hollister, representing Mayor Charles Boswell, Atty. and Mrs. Cary D. Jacobs, Mrs. Eldora Pritchett of Fox Printing Company, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schwab, L. A. Venable, vice-president of the People’s Bank and Trust Company, Senator Robert Lee BrOkenburr, John James, executive secretary of the! Fall Creek Parkway YMCA; Dr. | L. B. Merriweather, former city councilman, Dr. Ford Gibson, president of the state NAACP and Dr. F. Benjamin Davis, host
pastor.
Among persons assisting at the program were Olive Bell, Mrs. Willa Taylor, Mrs. Violet Tally. Mrs. Bernice Sweeney, Mrs. Thomas Taylor, Mrs. Katherine S Smith and Mrs. Blanche Lyles.
WASHINGTON, D.C. (ANP) — Miss Charlayne Hunter, first Negro girl to attend the University of Georgia, has been awarded one of two scholarships presented by the United Packinghouse Workers or America. The other scholarship recipient was Albert C. Smith of Louisville, Ky., who will study for the ministry at the Georgetown (Ky.)
College.
The presentations were made by U.S. Secretary of Labor Arthur j. Goldberg. Both Miss Hunter and Smith were awarded the scholarships because of their “outstanding contributions to civil rights and civil liberties.” ZOCS SCHEDULE PARTY ZOCS will have their third annual benefit card party Saturday, Oct. 21, at the American Fletcher National Bank, 2829 N. Meridian. Proceeds will be used to “clothe-a-child” at Xmas, a regular club
project.
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Hair Designers here like throughout the state are in the process of their membership drive which will extend through January. The local chapter began its year’s activities at a bulfet-lunch-
Uchool 45; Class II, David Neighbors of School 45; Allen Ellis of Crispus Attucks, second place, and Charles Gillenwater of Crispus
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The Old Settlers are having their anniversary tea at the club home Nov. 5.
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Mrs. Ethel Merker announced the Virginia Choir will be at New Bethel Baptist Church, 1519 Martindale, Nov. 5.
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Mrs. Sarah Allen announced the
Thursday Coterie will meet with ^
°P en * n ff meeting at ] lave been invited to the show j The marriage of Miss Emma -514 Highland. ^ ^ | with the 23 members of the Fort! Jean Miller, 1435 W. 35th, and
Wayne Chapter serving as host- ( Henry Jones, 635 North West, will
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eon in the home of Mrs. Evelya ar * teacher at School 45 and Mrs Breedlove, president, where plans! Ernestine McCree at Crispus Atwere formulated for an autumn tucks. . style show scheduled for Wednes- Mrs. Lula Hinton is publicity day, Oct. 18, at 8:30 p.m. in Trini-i chairman for the Auxiliary, ty Baptist Church. ! I -j.— Members from various cities WEDDING DA 11: bt I
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Secret Pal Club Feted Recently at Kokomo Barbeque KOKOMO—Members of the Secret Pal Club in Indianapolis were guests here of Mrs. Helen E. Beeler and Mrs. Mabel Hatchett at a barbeque on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Merriweather. After feasting, the group went to town to see a colorful, oldfashioned “bargain day and festival.” Enjoying themselves were Mesdames Margaret Merriweather and Cora Malone of Kokomo, and Mesdames Beeler, Hatchett, Frances Buckner, Virginia Chandler, Wilma Cole, Dorothy Brandon, Leona Conley and Briddie Schaffer of Indianapolis. , m Mm
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SCHOOL 26
The PTA of School 26 will sponsor a cookie sale Oct. 16-31. Teachers in the intermediate grades have invited their parents to a ‘Curriculum Orientation” meeting Wednesday, Oct. 18, at 7:30 p.m. Teachers will explain the curriculum to parents with special emphasis on attendance and tardiness. The primary curriculum orientation meeting Oct. 4 was a tremendous success. Mrs. Viola Adair is PTA president, Walter D. Bean, principal and Mrs. Irene G. Robinson, publicity chairman. #
SCHOOL 42
The membership drive will be the topic under discussion at the Wednesday, Oct. 18, 3:15 p.m. meeting of the PTA of School
42.
Mrs. James Grissom will introduce the speaker, Mrs. David Cook, president of the Indianapolis Council of PTAs. Mrs. Doris Campbell is publicity chairman. SCHOOL 56 School 56 will have its first PTA meeting Wednesday, Oct. 18. at 2 p.m. A “Get Acquainted” session will be held for new parents, teachers and room hostesses. Mrs. Maude Flack is principal; Mrs. Louis Yates, PTA president, and Mrs. Katie L. Johnson, publicity chairman.
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