Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1962 — Page 4

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4—The Imlianapolis Recorder, Feb. 3,1962

Children's Hour Plans Near Completion By Phi Delta Kappa

Reports, discussions and plans will be made by Mrs.

riet Cheetam, general chairman of Phi Delta Kappa Sorority’s “Children Hour” at a meeting Friday, Feb. 2, in her home, 2717 High-

land.

Mesdames Irene G. Robinson, Myrtle Bethel and Clarissa Wadsworth are in charge of the baby contest. The fashion show committee consists of Mesdames Dolores Higgins, Sylvia Diggs, Blanche Cross and Miss Leota Weathers. Mrs. Eloise Soloman is in charge of music. The program will feature a solo by Gerald Trotter;

final piano selection by Lorraine WodHar- dard and ballad dance by Melodic

Jackson accompanied by her moth-

Mrs. Crystal Jackson.

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CONFAB IN EVANSVILLE The National Sorority of Phi Delta Kappa will hold its Regional Conference at Evansville Friday and Saturday, March 30 and March 31.

Buddy Parker Combo Provides Music For Dance

Mrs. Kathryn Grissom Serves As Area Chairmqn for the New March of Dimes A faithful worker in the New March of Dimes and several other organizations in Indianapolis is Mrs. Katherine Grissom

of 2275 Indianapolis.

Mrs. Grissom serves as general chairman of the Northwest Area and Center Township for the March of Dimes and has been active in the organization since it was supported by the Indianapolis Council of Parent-Teacher Associations or as she said: "Since my daughter, Rita Claren, was a kindergarten pupil at School 87." Rita's now a teen at Attacks High School. A charming person, Mrs. Gris- Following her collection Mrs

Buddy Parker and his combo were musicians for the Allegria Social Club’s formal dance Saturday night at the Federation of

Associated Club.

Point of interest was a champagne fountain and a canape dish which served as centerpiece. Mrs. Willa Pope was in charge of all decorations. Mrs. Carlton J. Ladd was chairman of the social affair. Guests related they had a “wonderful time” and said the formal it i s . occasion will be one long remembered. President of the host club

is Mrs. Rose Johnson.

Members are Mesdames Maxine Ferguson, Sue Miller, Merelene Gee, Robert Hudson, Jacqueline Howell and Lula McCampbell. Also Miss Jamie Ann Marshall

and Miss Geneva Marshall.

som was leader of the more than 40 persons in her district who marched Tuesday night from door to door in an effort to secure funds for the March of Dimes— an organization dedicated to the task of doing study to destroy the diseases which now cause human suffering—primarily in infants. It also does research on polio vac-

cine.

As chairman, it was Mrs. Grissom’s duty to organize captains and volunteer workers for the March. She feels though: “More mothers should volunteer to march because we have many birth defects in our race of people and invalid children. I don’t think mothers realize how important

Grissom said some unidentified policemen picked her and a group up and took them to get coffee^

and donuts.

Although ail reports have not been turned in, Mrs. Grissom reported Wednesday that her area had a sum of $1,653.35 already. Among captains in her Northwest Area was Mrs. James Cummings who had working with her Mrs. James Fowler and Mrs. Watson. Mrs. Samuel Garner was captain in the School 42 area. Her assistants were her husband who distributed material on the New March of # Dimes and Mesdames Celesta Bowman, Jean McElvane and Nadine Hayes. Also Mrs. Hazel Johnson, principal of School 42 and Messrs. William Hughley

Kappas, Wives to Enjoy Annua Founders 7 Banquet, Formal Bal

I Gay Matrons List | Next/Three Meets

Separate, but equally pleasant, banquets will be enjoyed by "brothers" of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity and their,wives, members of the Silhouettes, at the Sheraton-Lincoln Hotel Sat-

urday, Feb. 10, beginning at 6 p.m.

Following the dinner festivity also a Kappa man. Silhouettes will will be a closed formal ball for the hear William Crump, business ad-

Kappas and their wives or sweethearts in the Lincoln Room. Both agendas feature cocktails from 6 p.m. till 6:30 p.m., banquet

ministrator at Central State College at Wilberforce, Ohio. He is

also a fraternity brother.

n*.v,w. ~ 1 — - The Kappas have been organized from 6:30 p.m .till 9:30 p.m. and since 1920. Founding broththe combined formal ball from 9:30 ers include Drs. Guy L. Grant and

p.m. till 1 a.m. Speaker for the Kappa banquet is Earl B. Dickerson, president of the Supreme Life Insurance Company of Chicago,

Ezra I>. Alexander. Robert Wil-

liams is local polernarch.

Other officers are Arthur Car-

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Mrs. Elnetta C. Wellington’^ residence will be the scene of the Gay Matron’s first “Hostess Night.” The following meetings will be Feb. 4 with Mrs. Erma Kent, 909 Pershinc and Feb. 18 with Mrs. Drucella V. Payne, 2840 N. Temple. Officers are Mesdames E. Kent, president; Frances Powell, vicepresident; Fern Phelps, secretary; Daisy Banks, treasurer; Juetta Benberry, flower /fund; Mary Phelps, chairman; E. C. Wellington, sergeant-at-arms, and D. V. Payne, reporter.

MRS. KATHRYN GRISSOM . . . 'Enjoys All Her Work' V. ' and Johnny Wills. Mrs. Roberta I.underman II was Continued on Page 8

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ALLEGRIA'S ENTERTAIN: The Allegria Social Club "blasted off with a rocket" for an evening of fun at their formal ball Saturday evening at the Federation of Associated Clubs. A few of the members are (from left to right) front row: Miss Jamie Ann Marshall, Miss Geneva Mar-

shall, Mrs. Carlton Ladd end Mrs. Richard Pope and beck row: Mesdames Robert Hudson, AAerelc-ne Gee, Sue Miller, Ro^e Johnson, Rose Wooder. and Maxine Ferguson. (Recorder photo by James Burres).

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