Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1962 — Page 7

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By MARY P. McGUIRE

^^^iWedding bells will ting Saturday, March 3; ; 'ior Miss Dorothy Crossin, the lovely daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Crossin, M* she will marry Phillip R. Elam in the home of her aunt, Bernice Swiney, 3124 Hovey, at 6:30 p.m. Miss Crossin idely-known in eastside circles, ibers of the Eastside Better siring such service without cost sss and Civic League are to the group. to get the w<^rd around that Rev. D. B. Dudley will be in Her Houston will entertain charge of the service. Rev. Dudley League the second Monday is an outstanding pastor at Galiin March instead of the lee Baptist Church. Radio programs are in the making. • will be 1 * * *

of the city

during the reg- « u I a r meeting night. We ask I all members and I friends to meet with the League at the Fal. Creek Parkway Y M C A. Mr Houston in-, forms me there

will be food for Mc(;UIKE all. Come and VfA r, v bring prospec-^*^* MARY

tive members.

Mrs. Annie Mae Horton of 2718 Columbia has been shut-in several weeks. She is confined to bed. Cards and visitors will be appreci-. ated. Mrs. Horton is active in St. Mark Baptist Church and many city-wide organizations. # s,* *

Do you like children? Do you have a place for one, two or more * to live in your home? Many have read the appeal from the Marion County Welfare published in The P* Recorder concerning the need for

homes.

* * * Some have called me and asked: Messiah Baptist Church will ‘‘Why the age limit if the children have as special guests, the pastor nee( j homes?” They don’t think and members of Carter Memorial their age should hinder them from Baptist Church. Rev. Estee Adams getting children. I do know some will also be accompanied by his fj ne homes where persons are realsinging groups. ly interested in taking a few children but their ages keep them It has been announced that the from doing so. Mark D. Batties Eastern Chapel Remember that some elders have will sponsor church bulletins and young ideas and make lovely pals programs for any organization de- for children. There were not so ——- , manv crimes when grandma kept the children.

AT MURDER VICTIM'S RITES: The bd3y of Mrs. Rosalie Watts, 457 W. 18th, is carried from the Battles Funeral Home, Eastern Chapel, last week following funetal services held there. Members of her family and friends follow the casket. The woman's body was tecovered from Fall Creek by police who said she apparently hod been murdered before being tossed into the icy waters. (Recorder photo by Houston Dickie)

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All interested members and friends of the local and state NAACP are asked to be at the Fall Creek Parkway Y r MCA Saturday, March 3, at 11 a.m. Atty. Charles H. Wills of South Bend, president of the Indiana State NAACP Conference, will be in charge of the meeting. Mrsr Jeanette Strong, newly-elected secretary, writes that the meeting is “urgent.”

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The couple will reside at 816

Twist' Sparks Coalesce Club's Ga I a Pa rty At FAC Following its Valentine Party, members of the Coalesce Club made plans for an annual card partv, date of which is to be announced later. The latest affair was Saturday, Feb. 17, at FAC. Reports says guests kept a steady line to the beautifully decorated table enhanced by a champagne fountain, canapes and relish dishes.

. # Dancing and especially “the

W. Walnut. The former Miss Du-) twist” was featured. Members were mas was graduated from Crispus j introduced and many pictures were

Attucks High School and the I taken. Fashionette Beauty and Barber |

i School and is a member of Mt. J Among those attending were

| Olive. Mesdames Betty Neely, president; j Fields, parli? ne‘tarian. Mr. Wiggins was graduated from j Dorothy Shute. secretary; Cecilia Members are Mesd- r > Gertrude i Crisnus Attucks and is employed Jackson, treasurer; Carolyn Fran-j Bledsoe, Ivory Pollard, Mary Shan

Eastside Women Form New Club, Pleasure! ites “In working together we find our goal. For working together i is silver and gold” is the saying adopted as a slogan by the recent- j ly organized Pleasurelites Club. ‘ The organizational meeting was, in the heme of Mr§. Theresa; Shafer, 2728 Sangster, where it i was decided club colors would be

black and white.

An aggregation of Eastside ] women, officers are Mesdames Evelyn Slaughter, president; Mil-1 dred Dudley, rice-president; Rose- 1 mary Lee, secretary; Delores Jef-| ferson, assistant secretary; T. Shafter, treasure ; Ann Bell, corresponding seen. Betty Dunston, financial seen- ary and Eliza-

Women's Prison Program Greatly Enjoyed By Group A tremendous ovation was received by the Indianapolis Music Promoters following a program presented Sunday at the Women’s Prison. Mrs. Crystal Jackson was chairman. Appearing on the program were Mrs. Mari Evans, organist; Peter Ovelton, soloist, accompanied by, Mrs. Evans; Charles Weeks, violinist accompanied by Mrs. Susie Weeks and Miss Carolyn Amos, soloist accompanied by Mrs. Teresa | Sanders. , Anderson Dailey led the group singing. Mrs. Bertha Howard, preident; Mrs. Mildred L. frave. assist- j ant publicity chairman and other members of the Promoters were introduced.

High Hatters will meet Saturday, March 3, at the home of Mrs. Sue Hihdman. 3631 Prospect. Mrs. Cathryn Harris of 1002 W. 35th was last hostess. * • # * Joy Grafters Club report a successful fish fry. Winner of the doorprize was Mrs. Pearl Gooch. The members honored the birthday of Mrs. lola Slaughter. Next meeting is with Mrs. Gladys Fisher. * * Leisure Hour Club met with Mrs: Viola Caldwell, 1914 Park. The club celebrated Mrs. Amy Poole’s birthday. Prize winners were Mesdames Dorothie Taylor, Mattie Johnson and Gharlesella Y'oung. ♦ * * Modern Matrons will meet at FAC Wednesday, March 7, at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Sarah A. Hender is president and Mrs. Jeenie Hopkins, reporter. j * * * Pals of Pleasure Club are giving a social Saturday, March 3, at 3238 N. Capitol. . - j . ■’ * s * Progressive 12 Club will meet with Mrs. Evelyn Chinn, 157 W. 23rd. Last meeting was with Mrs. Marie Alford. Secret 1C Club to meet Friday, March 2, with Mrs. Lucy Foster, 1436% W. 27th. * * Socialettes, Inc., will meet with Mrs. Sarah Johnson. Plans will be completed for a “Twist Social.” Mrs. Martha Duncan is reporter. Widow Ladies will meet Sunday, Mafch 4, at 2412 Guilford, at 2:30 p.m. Hostesses will be Mrs. Elizabeth Hyde and Mrs. Annie Cheatham. * «. * ' . ' j Clique Girls Club will meet with Mrs. Alta Gantt, 1127 W. 27th. Preceding meeting was with Mrs. Florence Combs, 1437 Burdsal Parkway. . . - 1 * .-s Si . Laynets Club, sponsored by Miss Ernestine Baxter, is giving a social at 2241 Bellefontaine Saturday, March 3. * * * Highlanettes met in the home of Mrs. Geneva Gant. Next meeting is with Mrs. Bettie Jones.

Methodist Head's Girl Scouts To Wife Serves As Sell Cookies for Council Chairman Camp Program

An active woman in Methodist j church circles, Mrs. I. D. Dorsey, 1 whose susband serves as superintendent of the Indiana District of the Lexington Conference, has been elected chairman of the Christian Family Life Department of

I at LaRue Carter Hospital. He is i a member of Barnes Methodist

Church.

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Last meeting was with Miss Madehne Pope, 2026 Bellefontaine. Mrs. .Lois Benson, is president of the Friendly ^i 5 v. ~TAKE THEM TO THE CLEANERS

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The annual Girl Scout Cookie Sale has been scheduled for March 8-11 with a sales quota of 282,000 boxes, It was announced this week. Proceeds are used to maintain and develop camps and camping

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