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EXHIBIT THRILLS, GAIETY OF 'SOO' FROLIC: Indianapolis socialites joined thousands of out-of-towners at Speedway May 30 for the exciting annual "500" Mile Race" which was won by 1959 champ Rodger Ward. Keeping in tab with the race and enjoying a day of relaxation, enjoyment and pleasure those "caught in the act" by our photographer included the happy group above. Arthur

Carter (left) and Lee Lunderman check the line-up preceding the signal to start the race, while charming Mrs. Ruth Clinthorne of 4249 N. Capitol relaxes in a lounging chair, dolled in fresh, cool sports clothes, as she listens to the proceedings over her petite transistor radio. Snacks were in order for Pete Olden of 143 W. Fall Creek Parkwav and Dr. Rudy Porter of Detroit who pre-

pare their platters before re-joining the crowd at the raceway. Mrs. Louise B. Grooves and Mrs. Maxine Smith, a couple of Maywood, III. cuties, arrayed in casual finery, pause to read the paper's coverage of the race, seated in the bleachers amongst other fans. Mrs. Eva Lawson, an employee of the Universal Film Corporation and Mrs. Olga Richardson, employee of The Saturday Evening Post, love-

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lies from Philadelphia, sit atop a car with Mrs. Virginia Richardson of Indianapolis (right), an employee of the Indiana State Revenue Department. All chose up-to-date straw hats and refreshing summer attire for Memorial Day's warm, sunny weather which was perfect for the race lovers who converged on Indianapolis Speedway for the regal spectacular. (Recorder photos by James Burres).

DEDICATION SERVICE AT ROCK OF AGES BAPTIST

Rev. Murff Conducts Tent Services

tti&V. T. R. MURFF The Rev. T. R. Murff will begin his twenty-second year of holding lent services in the city of Indianapolis. Churches of various denominations throughout the city have profited by these tent services. There is someone in most of

REV. AND MRS. J. J. DAVIS

. the denominations that could say I through these meetings “they

Rock of Ages Baptist Church will Sunday, June 10 — Elder Mack were brought to the Lord.

begin Dedication services at I Noel, St. Joseph Spiritual. the new church, 2860 E. 28th M ? n d a y. June 11 ~ Zion H °P e

Street, June 10. Organized Sep- ^ a P tls ^-

tember 10, 1045. bv various min-i Tuesday, June 12—Rev. Mrs.

Services will begin Sunday, June 10. Sunday School — 9:80 a.m.;

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speech and hearing summer course at I.U., and a $300 schoiarshin eiven by Chi Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; Miss

Project, a $100 scholarsmp given by Mrs. Louise Terry Batties in memory of her beloved sister, the late Mrs. Willa Mae Terrv Radliffe, former member of the Attacks High School faculty, and their mother, the late Mrs. Mary Ellen Terry, a $500 scholarship given by The Recorder Women

Recorder Subscriber Tells The News of Fathers Birthday

‘Hello! This is Mrs. Smith at Sunday.

Rosemary Brown, a complete Sponsors of The Indianapolis Re beauty scholarship given by the | corder Charities in memory of Mme. C. J. Walker Beauty Col- Terry, Mrs. Clarissa W. Coving-

iege;

Miss Jewell Carter, financial aid of $1,000 given by Central State College, Wilberforce, Ohio; Mias

ton, Mrs. Mayme L. Batties, Mrs Fannie Caldwell Stewart, and Mrs. Charlotte Caldwell Murray, deceased Sponsors, and additional

Irene Dudley, a full-time service financial aid of $300

grant to I.U. Extension; Mrs. Hat- Others are Miss Arthella Louise tie Goodall (evening school candi. i Smith, a complete beauty course date for graduation), a one-half scholarship given by the Fashiontime $125 scholarship given by ett Beauty and Barber School; Mme. Walker, and Miss Constance Miss Eva Smith, a partial beauty Lucille Jones, a $500 scholarship ^ scholarship given by the Fashionpresented by Alpha Mu Omega ette Beauty and Barber School; Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Miss Blanche Stewart (evening Sorority, Inc.; a state scholarship school candidate), a one-half $250 given by the Indiana State Teach- tuition scholarship given by the

ers College, a $200 community poro Beauty and Barber-College;

scholarship, and additional finan- Miss Woody Jane Stubbs, $1,250

^ial aid oi $3uu. j financial aid given by Central Miss Paulette Jones will re- State College, and Miss Carolyn

ceive a $450 scholarship given by Taylor, a full-time beauty scholar-

Indiana Central College, upon ship given by Poro Beauty College.

recommendation by the principal, 1 Also William Taylor, a $50 book

a $50 book award given by the t award given by the Federated Federated Charmettes and a $300, Charmettes; Miss Hattie Rose Wilcommunity scholarship; M i &)s Hams, a $500 scholarship given by Yvonne Larkins, a $300 commu- Knoxville College, and a $100 junnity scholarship, and Willie Pow-1 ior achivement grant; Miss Dianne ells, a $300 community scholarship, j Delores Woodford, financial aid of Also James Saunders, $600 Cris-I$l,250 by Central State College, a

morning worship—11:00 a.m. each! pus Attucks High School faculty $500 scholarship given by Iota Phi

Sunday. The church location is 2700 N. James Street between

isters and their churches of the Mary Johnson, Messiah Temple, Kural and Oxford Streets in

city, the members of Rock of Ages A.M.E.Z. Baptist Churcn called Rev. J. J. j Wednesday,

June 13

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scholarship given annually to the Lambda Sorority, and a $200 comvaledictorian, a $200 scholarship j munity scholarship, and Miss Molgiven by Iota Lambda Chapter of lie Young, a $125 scholarship Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., given by the Me-De-Phar Guild, a partial fee remission scholarship i Women’s Auxiliary to the Medical,

Brightwood.

Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock _ v _ ,

Davis for their pastor. James DeVasher, New Jerusalem the Oliver Youth group of this 1 given by I.U., a $40 Lilly Found*- Dental and Pharmaceutical So. The following mmisiers accom-! M B | city will render a musical program, j tion project scholarship, a $58 cieties. ponied with their '•on"relations! Thursday. June 14 — Rev. Gus Evening service will begin at! scholarship given by the Isadore Uooer decile of the 1962 class

will participate in the Dedication Johnson, Triumph

? d- e 1.1 u ies nidicated. services I Church.

1 1105 N. New Jersey, i ve been j taking The Recorder for years and I want an article put in the | paper about my father. He’s celebrating his 103rd birthday Sunday and we’re having an Open House for him Saturday.’’ Thus a Recorder subscriber for many, many years phones us the news and we oblige by printing a story about Miss Beatrice Mae Smith’s father, George B. Smith. The spry centenarian, who enjoys gardening and attending Mt. Paran Baptist Church where he is a charter member, will be special guest at th« reception from 12 noon till 6 p.m. He is described as being “very active with a good sense of humor and a lot of initiative.’ He has a vegetable garden which he still tends on occasions and has been in charge of a Prayer Band each Saturday for 25 years at the Alpha Home. He also travels with a Prayer Band of Mt. Paran from door to door each Tuesday. His daughter said he is like a “daddy” to Dr. C. Henry Bell, pastor of Mt. Paran. On the mysterious side, Smith related that her father has a personal possession which he keeps locked up in an old trunk No one has ever seen its contents but Miss Smith says sometimes he says “one day I’ll open it.” The trunk was brought from the South when he came here 62 years

Holiness

will begin at 7:30 p.m. except on> Friday, June 15 — Rev. Phil ^tujday, when service will begin White, Sunrise Baptist. Everyone at 3:30 p.m. i is welcome to worship with us.

Lutheran Pastor To Be Installed Sunday

Robert E. Coleman will be or- The Fifth annual meeting of i dained and installed as pastor of New Day Pentecostal Church,! the Our Savior Lutheran Church, Inc., will convene Wednesday, 25th and Fall Creek Parkway. I June 6 through Sunday. June 10 at Mr. Coleman, who graduated last; its new location, 1058 N. Miley month from Concordia Seminary | Avenue. There will be many deleof Springfield, Illinois, is a native gates from various states. Servicof Detroit, Michigan. Prior to his es will begin each evening at 8 theological work at Concordia he o’clock. The annual message will attended Wayne University for be delivered Sunday at 2:30 p.m. two years. He and his wife Gloria by the pastor Bishop C. W. Turner, arrived in Indianapolis early this founder and organizer. Sister Kay week. The service is scheduled, Bledsoe, national secretary. Everyfor 5 p.m. Sunday, June 10. Rev. lone is welcome. E. N. Witt of Chicago, executive j

director for the International!

Walther League, will be guest j Yoilfh Day Observed

vice will begin at 1 scholarship given by the Isadore Upper decile of the 1962

7:00 o’clock and each night that ! Feibleman Memorial Fund of the includes Saunders and the Misses week except Monday and Wednes-1 B’Nai B’Rith, Indianapolis Lodge Armstrong Shirley, C. Jones day. Each Saturday will be known ‘ and additional financial aid of $150 Young P. .'ones. Phyllis K. as “Know Your Bible” for min.! and $*00. Stewart, Joyce Juanita Trice, isters, Sunday School teachers and j Miss Nina Louise Shirley, an Woody Stubbs, Sarah Louise Wilmissionary workers beginning at $1,100 scholarship given by De- kins, D. Woodiord, Dorothy Wilson,

New Dav Pentecostal, 4 pm , and register for Pauw University, a $1,000 scholar- Willie Powells and J. Carter.

7 ' g ~T # I these classes. The public is cordial- I

InC. In ItS 5th Year I V invited These services are under

the direction of Rev. T. R. Murff.

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5th Annual Men's Day Observance At Tabernacle Baptist

At Mt. Carmel

Youth Day will be observed at i the Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, 125th and Oxford Sunday, June

10 all day. Rev. Leonard Flowers, j | Toliver oiiiciated. rmrial was in

Funeral services for Mrs. Georgia Mitchell O’Banyon were neld May 21 in Capitol Avenue >even.h Day Adventist Churcn. .ilder M. C. Van Putten officiated, .iuiial was in New Crown. Funeral services for Mrs. Ollie .Vl. Williams were held May 22 in H. Paul A.M.E. Church. Rev. Einer Arnold oiiiciated. Burial was

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Funeral services for Mr. General Lee W aldington were held May 23 in the Westside Chapel. Rev. II.

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The of 'r-»hernr»^-> | Gethsemane Baptist Church will! F une ral services for Mr Oscar Baptist C hurch, 810 West North ( speak at 11 a m. | Burch were held May 26 in the Street will observe the fifth an- A reception will be given hon- Westside Chapel. Rev. Paul L. rual Men s Day on Sunday, June oring graduates at 6:30 p.m. 7:30 Ayres officiated. Burial was in

|7 at 3x0 p.m. Guest speaker p.m., musical; William Gee of Ball crown Liiil.

L eV xA,, B S rna * rd : £u Stor L. Greater State College will be guest speak- Funeral services for Mrs. Lola St. Mark Baptist Church accom-, er> other guest.'- of the city are* Hack were held May 26 in the panied with his singing groun a- gxnected to participate on pro-1 Westside Chapel. Rev. N. E. VinUmg With Eastern Star Baptist £ ram . R ev . Jan,os Glover is' ent officiated. Burial was in

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will participate in this service. * r**rt-»«»•»• t n ~iiide Ollie Enoch, -aplain No. 2; .Joe L. Williams, general chairman; Plez Lawrence, sorretarv; Rev. Z. P Pittman is

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Miss Smith and another daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Koach, came here seven years ago from Chi- - ‘ago to stay with and take care of their father. Also living here j is a grandson, Arthur Perry, and a great-granddaughter, Little Miss Arnetia Perrv.

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