Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1961 — Page 2

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2—The Indianapolis Recorder, Dec. 2, 1961

Wives, Dignitaries Guests at Meridian Lodge 33 Banquet Meridian Lodge No. 33 lavishly must be dedicated to the needs of

entertained members, wives, widows and guests at their first annual banquet Nov. 18 at the Prince Hall Masonic Temple. Principal speaker was Atty. Patrick Chavis, past master of the

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A complimentary apron

presented to William Houghton, a past master by another past master, Lucian Patton. Grady B. Hinkle, worshipful master, gave the closing

lodge. Atty. Chavis stressed that remarks and accepted the floral nt—k • A.»_ _ _ JL _ « %-% #% 0"S St •'■k . A..- i X’ ». Vtir* viri'pA AM I'CL

‘Masonry in the state and nation

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Present were Mi’s. Lelia Ball, worthy matron; Melvin Marion. Lodge secretary and wife; Mr. and Mrs. John Keyes, Mrs. Susie Goodwin Nigel Buckner, Rev. and Mrs. David Barnes, C. C. Smith, illustrious peers; Alvin Reno and William Howard Weaver. Also members of the Nellie M. Strong, Chapter, Mt. Paran Lodge No. 2 of Detroit, worshipful masmasters and wardens of the Blue ters. oast masters nd wardens of the Blue Houses of the city. Toastmaster was John Motley, j Music was furnished by Lee Smith of Meridian Lodge. Leo Robinson, junior warden, was chairman of the affair. Jesse S«ott Harding is, publicity director — ; i Rent an Apartment or Buy a House Through the Want Ad Page of the

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JFK Urged

Contlnueo rrom rage I

AT BANQUET: Among dignitaries present at the Nov. 18 first annual banquet given by Meridian Lodge No. 33 for their wives and other special guests were (from left to right) Grady B. Hinkle,

worshipful master; John Motley, toastmaster; William Hovighton, past master;. Lucian Patton, past master and Atty. Patrick Chavis, past master and principal speaker.

practical approach.” Changing from labor discrimination to school desegregation, “At least in the North,” Meany said, “the key to school desegregation is hands of the federal government. “The practical approach is to insist that no federal money, no federal guarantee, no federal insurance can be enjoyed by builders or lenders who discriminate.” Taking on another angle, Meany said Negroes often just cannot afford to buy desegregated housing, where it is available, because of their “disproportionate” numbers in the lowest income groups. “SO WHAT’S the practical approach to the problem?” Meany said. “The practical pproach Is a national Fair Employment Practices law, applicable to unions and employers alike.” Among other notable speakers at the conference were James Farmer, national dii'ector of the Congress of Racial -Equality (CORE); Whitney M. Young Jr., executive director of the National urban League, and director Boris Shishkin of the AFL-CIO Department of Civil Rights.

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Continued from rage 1 Lincoln. The various committees will be appointed for the * coming year and efforts will be made to get people throughout the state working on civil rights, education and other issues.

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youth as well as adults, it was j p a te in the ceremonies, pointed out by Robert Williams. Personnel for the new $132,000 youth advisor. The youth meetings center will include PAL Club Ofwill be held in the East and West ficer Harry Dunn, a former GolRooms, while the adult sessions den Gloves champion; Willie Jones, and the luncheon will be in the j a Purdue graduate who played this Lincoln Room. All are on the 14th season with the Indianapolis Warfloor of the hotel. riors, and Mrs. Clarence Bolden, ALL INTERESTED PERSONS Mr. Thatcher announced, are invited to the luncheon, for i Among the many outstanding which there will be a charge of ; features of the new one-story con$2.50. The board sessions will 1 crete block and brick building is

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Rev. Ford Gibson, immediate past [ the new building replaces is schedpresident. and Wallace Hollins. I uled to be demolished. Masons Name John Metzger Indiana Imperial Advisor Imperial Potentate Booker T. , past potentate of Persian Teraplfc Alexander of the Egyptian Arabic ! 4*f of'Ind&hap’olis,’as imperial Order Nobles of the Mystic visor for the Desert of Indiana. Shrine, Prince Hall A f f i 1 i a- In this new capacity the Southt i o n , announces the ap- j ern Cross Lodge 39. PHA, member pointment of John T. Metzger,: will be a liaison officer between

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JOHN METZGER purchasing of the Temple bus and “crazv car.” OTHER APPOINTMENTS Thomas Van Leer, president of Persian Temple 46 patrol precision drill team, listed newly elected officers. They are Noble Willie Porter, captain; Mose Mason, first lieutenant and Holman Dancey, second lieutenant. Potentate VanWeit Mullin releases the following appointments: Nobles Jesse Harding, chief rabban, coordinator of all units; Adell (iray. assistant high priest and prophet to Noble Harrison Dawson, H. P. & P., and president of the chanters; Joe Ellis, temple director; Bowman Metcalfe.. Benjamin Hopson and Louis Clark, publicity and Charlie C. Harvev Jr., chairman of building j fund. Mr. Harvey will be assisted by Nobles Wilbur Stone, Willie 1 L. Cries, Louis Morse and Arlie ! Jenkins.

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