Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1962 — Page 5

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Sorors Hear Commission's Director At Founders' Affair

The Indianapolis Recorder, Mar. 31,1962—5

FOUNDERS' DAY CELEBRATION: The East-West rooms of the Sheraton-Lincoln Hotel was the scene of the Founders' Day Celebration of Gamma Chapter, Gamma Phi Delta Sorority, Saturday, March '17. Among those present were the charming women above who are (from left to right) seated: Barbara Oliver, Frances Lowe, Mrs. Albert C. Spurlock, deputy director of the Indiana Civil Rights Commission who spoke; Josie Hawthorne,

basileus; lvalue Lennear, national tamais, and Juanita McClure and back row: Marie Flye, Eveiyn Rice, Mary Farmer, Dorothy Burres, Ernestine Jackson, Charlotte Horne, Winifred Smith and Lillian Davis. Not shown are Marie Blow, Barbara Clint, Sadie Perrine, Doris Douglass, Mildred Porter, Lynn Thompson, Rachel Buckner, Norris Tanner and Georgia Nelson. (Recorder photo by James Burres).

At the Founders’ Day celeOration of Gamma Chapter. Gamma Phi Delta Sorority, Inc., Saturday. March 17, in the East-West Rooms of the Sheraton-Lincoln Hotel, Mra. Albert C. Spurlock, deputy director of the Indiana Civil Rights Commission, stressed the Negro woman’s duty to her husband, children and self. Her speech was the high point of the celebration which consistea of a delectable dinner including a Mocha Torte . Birthday Cake with 19 candles. Chairman of the affair was Mrs. Marie Blow who was ably assisted by Mesdames Ernestine Jackson, Winifred Smith and Dorothy Burres. Following the invocation by Mrs. State President Of American War Mothers To Speak Mrs. Mary Mitchell of Muncie, state president of the American War Mothers, will address the In dianapolis Chapter 41 at its Sunday. April 1, meeting. It will be held in the home of Mrs. Pearl Chambers, 3422 N. Kenwood.

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l idices '..owe and sorority historv bv Mrs. Juanita McClure Miss Josie Hawthorne, basileus, introduced Mrs. Spurlock. The guest speaker noted the high ill < o.iacv rate in th° Negro comrrnnitv an<i stated that a man’s pgo rp , 'st b a boosted, adding that bovs should be taueht seK-r°snort md "iven a desire to obtain higher standards. “Manv narents are negligent in ♦linin'* hoys because they do not feel they need ns much as girls.” p he assented, “Childr«n are not living up to their full potential They are healthy, happy and drifting ” Mrs. Spurlock stated that children should be taught to be proud they are Negroes so their race will not crush their lives. “As women we should not pu + loo much emphasis on material things but should take more time and patience to be active in the community.” She stressed the importance of individuals taking time to come to her office when they have true cases of discrimination. Following Mrs. Spurlock’s thought-provoking talk was a general discussion after which Mrs. Lillian Davis presented the basileus with a pearl and rhinestone bracelet with matching earrings as a token of appreciation for her past year of service.

Bridge Players Invited To Enter Benefit Tournament

Bridge players have been invited by the Central Indiana Bridge Association, in cooperation with the Western Electric Bridge Club, to participate in a tournament Saturday, April 7, at 1:15 p.m. in the Western Electric Company plant, 2525 Shadeland. The one-session open pair event will benefit the Kidney Disease Foundation and the Family Service Association of America. Entry fee will be $2.50 and contestants should bring their own partners. No reservations or advance notice is needed. There will be no deductions for expenses. Prizes, donated by the Bridge Association

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'Spring Frolic' A “Spring Frolic” has been slated by Alpha Alpha Zeta Chapter of Alpha Gamma Chi Sorority for Saturday night, March 31, from 9 p.m till 1 a.m. at the RCA Hall, 3518 E. Michigan. Proceeds will be used for the sorority’s annual scholarship fund, it was announced by Mrs. Martha J. Shelton, publicity chairman.

HIGH HATTERS ENTERTAIN- Members of the High Hatters denned their fancy metallic hats made by Mrs. Beverly Cummings to entertain friends at theur semiformal dance Saturday night in the Lincoln Room of the Sheraton-Lincoln Hotel. Hostesses, who entertained 500 guests, are (from left to right) back row: Mesdames Jean Tucker, Kathryn Harris, Ruby Lawson, Jane Darling, Miss Patricia Loving and Mrs. Clara Dabney and front row: Mesdames Mary Stewart, president; Virginia Bryant, vice-president; Audrey Burford, secretary; Sue Della Hindman, assistant secretary; Jacquelyn Middlebr^ak, financial secretary and Margie Ford, treasurer. Featured at the dance were The Three Souls, Fabulous Reando's of East St. Louis and Priscilla and Diane Brown, interpretive dancers. (Recorder photo by Houston Dickie).

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