Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1962 — Page 2

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Twist Dancers Wanted at Pink Poodle NoCOver Charge --Special Sat Matinee

The Pink Poodle, Naptown’s top-

flight showplace, is interested in forming a TWIST Club consisting

of 4 girls and one male daneer.

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The - idea should appeal to young dancers who want to start in the entertainment world. And what better place to start than the

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nation’s best performers are seen each week. If you can do the Twist and have a neat appearance plus a godd shape, apply in person at the Pink Poodle and see Mr. Morris Mitchell for auditions. You MUST be 21 years of age to apply. Starting salary to those selected. Here’s your chance for a start in show business. Go to the Poodle

today!

Now playing at the downtown playspot arc: King and Mary, song and dance team; Gi Gi, exotic dancer; Sandman Howard, entertainer deluxe; the Harlem Broth-

ex's, comedy dance team.

Remember, the Saturday MATINEE from 4 to 7, will be free of any cover charge, and the

entire show will entertain.

Coming Friday, June 15 — the celebrated Timmic Rogers, nation-ally-known recording and comedy star, formerly of the Jack Paar Show, and Mark Romar, famous

recording star, etc.

The Pink Foodie is lOOpfc airconditioned for your enjoyable

pleasure.

Mary Thomas

Mrs. Mary Thomas, 67, diod May 27 at the home of hfer daughter, Mrs. Helen Davis, 1453 W; 32d. Funeral servie’es were held May 31 at Christ Temple Apostolic Church, with burial in New Crown Cemc-

PLAINFIELD AME CHURCH TO OBSERVE MEN’S DAY PLAINFIELD—Men’s Day at Bethel AME Church will be held Sunday, June 10, church officials reported, Thursdayf THE ANNUAL TEA sponsored recently by the Missionary Society of Bethel AME Church was a reported success. REV. G. M. • DAVIS was in charge of the June 3 quarterly meeting services at Bethel AME Church. He was assisted by Rev. C. E. Roberts. A STORK shower in honor of Mra. Catherine Gilbert was held recently in the home of Mrs. Carbin. The shower was held following a meeting of the Home Craft Economics Club. The Jionoree received many beautiful gifts. MR. AND MRS. Harry E. Swarn are the proud parents of a son born recently. Mr. Swarn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar

Swam.

REV. LANDIS DAVIS of South Carolina recently visited his mother and family here. REV. W. F. RICE of Indianapolis will be the principal speaker Junfe 17 for the Stewardess Board of Bethel AME Church. Eel Miles his home, 1025 N. Sheffield.

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bug tie 1913 flood when tamfcagthg waters from White Rivet and Pall 1 Creek oomfe I e t e 1 y isbktted Riverside PurtipHig Statfcrii west of the Indiana Avenue bridge. He was rescued by police boat

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BIRTHDAY GREETINGS were in order for young Larry Williams (right), who observed his 19th birthday Sunday, June 3. The party was given by his mother, Mrs. Alberta Williams (third from left) and his unqle, Harold Williams. Also on hand to wish him a happy birthday were Mrs. Margaret Smith and other friends. (Recorder photo by James Burres).

tery. Mrs. Thomas, a native of Birmingham, had lived here 39 years and was a member of the Christ Temple Church, its Sunday School and Ladies’ Auxiliary. Survivors besides Mrs. Davis include another daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Buford; three sons, Frederick, Julius and Sam Thomas, all of Indianapolis; three brothers, Ephriatn Jarrett of New York City, Hull Jarrett of Chicago, and Jim Jarrett of Montgomery, Ala.; 29 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren.

FuneraJ services were held June 4 at New Light Baptist Church, where he was a deacon, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Born at Canton, Miss., Mr. Miles had lived hexe jsinee 1925 and had bebn employed at the Hygrade Packing Co. 35 years before re-

tiring last year.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Cakrie Miles; two sons, Henry i Miles and Ivory Joyner, and two hrothbrs, Arthur Miles of Canton, and Austin Miles of St. Louis.

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from a high mound- near the station where he and other workmen sought refuge after banking the fire in the station’s steam boilers. Johnson klso assisted ip sandbagging the leVee of White River at Broad Ripple near the intake of the old Canal. In his 56 years. Norman Johnson has seen the use of water quadrupled from six billion gallons in 1906 to nearly 26 billion in 1961. Population served by the company nearly tripled — from 210.000 persdns to over 590,000. Water mains totaled but 268 miles in 1906; today there are over 1,335 miles in use, supplying over 143.000 customers—a tremendous jump from the 16,816 in 1906. JOHNSON MARRIED the former Mae Watson in 1948. They have two children. La Donna, 13, and Dennis, 9. A stepson, Thomas Watson, 19, lives with them. They attend Holy Angels Catholic

Church.

Jvohnson is Eminent C o m -1 mander of the Knight Templars and has been Generalissimo of the i State of Indiana. He is a member Of the Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilei^, Local 131, affiliated with the AFL-ClO- He has been a member df the Masonic Southern Cross Lodge No. 39 since 1916 and has

held various offices.

In retirement, Norman Johnson plans to fish and relax whenever his work in helping contractors on landscaping, yards, and walks of

new homes will permit.

Oscar S. Burch

Oscar S. Burch, 72, 716 W 27th, died May 28 in Genera! Hospital. Funeral services’ were held June 1 in Jacobs Brothers Westside Chapel, with burial in Crown

Hill Cemetery. J '

Mrs. Burch, a music lover, was born at Topeka, KaS., and bad lived here 30 years: He once was a drummer in the Rihgling Bxoth;rs Barnum & Bailey band. A tap dancer, he was widely known as an entertainer. He worked at Curtiss-Wright Corp., was a porter at the Colonial Furniture Co. and a watchman for Peoples Outfitting

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Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Alice Burch; a daughter, Mrs. Nadine Clark of New York City; a stepdaughter. Miss Harriett

Curcton of Indianapolis, and James Cureton of Milwaukee, Wis.; .wo sisters, Mrs. Sarah E. Sims of Lincoln, Neb., and Mrs. Mollie Lankford of New York, and 11

Grandchildren.

Patricia Mack Funeral services for Mrs. Patricia J. Mack, who died May 31 in Robert Long Hospital, were held June 4 at King Solomon Baptist Church. Burial was in Floral Park Cemetery. A life resident of Indianapolis, Mrs. Mack, 26, 2433 Paris, had worked nine years as a comptometer operator at RCA. Sui*vivors include a daughter Sherri Lynn Mack,; her father, George Washington; and three brothers, George R. and Charles Washington, all of Indianapolis, and Kenneth Washington, in Ger-

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U.S. STEEL GRANT: A grant of $4,000 from the United States Steel Foundation, Inc., was given to the Board for Fundamental Education to support the Board's program for upgrading the vocational and basic skills of people.. Here J. Ralph Pearson (left), director of personnel, and George A. Kuhn, vice chairman of the Board, receive the grant from S. A. McFarland, district manager of sales of United States Steel Corporation. The Board for Fundamental Education, with central offices in Indianapolis, is a private, non-profit, non-sectarian corporation chartered by the Eighty-third Congress of the United States to help people help themselves by fundamental educational experiences. demonstration center is Planner House.

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Virgil Kirkpatrick Virgil Kirkpatrick, 76, died. May 30 at Veterans Hospital, West 10th Street. Funeral services were held June 2 at Jacobs Brothers Westside Chapel, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Born at Nolin, Ky., Mr. Kirkpatrick, 3335 N. Meridian, rear, had lived here 40 years and was a janitor at the Indiana National Baink. He was a veteran of World War I. Survivors include ms wife, Mrs. Laura Kirkpatrick; two stepdaughters, Mrs., Estella Crowdus of Louisville, Ky., and Mrs. Geneva Collins of Indianapolis; two stepsons, Robert and Carter Babb, and two brothers, Carl and Stanley Kirkpatrick.

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