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preaching marriage of her daughter, Shirley Carter, and Willie

Stokes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Stokes of Fort Pierce,

Fla.

The wedding took place June 1 j in the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. j Paulhill, of Fort Campbell. Miss Carter is a student at Attacks High School, and Mr. j Stokes is a graduate of Lincoln Park Academy. The couple plans

Hopkinsville, Ky.—The Moore’s pastor of Freeman Chapel CME t° niake their home in New Mission Baptist Church held a Church delivering the sermon. Jersey, three-night service last week. Rev. Music was furnished by the At- *■ * * T. J. Daniel delivered the ser- tucks Chorus and band. ^ r - an< ^ Mrs. Charles Shields mon Wednesday night. Rev. C. L. D ^ ^ j r of Indianapolis were the recent Jones was the Thursday night S ,b - vl J R , a , dfor J’ dau ? h ^ er T> ° f guests of Mr. and Mrs. Piercy speaker and Rev H E Dillard Elde r and Mrs. Raymond L. Rad- Bell and other relatives and was guesw minister for Friday ford - was selected as valedictori- friends, night. Singing groups from vari- an ’ a, J d ,,9.,,. es Edwar( I Croney, ous churches furnished music son William Croney, Sr. was Mrs. Queeme Rogers of Oak for the occasion. Rev. A. Ken- nani ed salutatorian. Graduating Grove, Ky., is visiting her daughdrick is pastor of the host church. '' ith honors were Harley H. Blane ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jr., Joyce Ann Brewer, Roy C. John Braxton and daughter, in Garrott, Charles Eugene Maxwell, Chicago. She will also visit her The Metropolitan Chorus of In- Irene McGee, DeLoise Tyler, Wii- sons, Bennie and Bobby Rogers dianapolis rendered musical pro- liam H. Whyte Jr., Sandra Luis and their families. Before regrams at Gainesville Baptist Yates, Miss Radford and Mr. turning to the city Mrs. Rogers Church and Lane Tabernacle CME Croney. will also visit her five daughters Church Saturday and Sunday re- * * * an( j t h e j r f am jij es i n Indianapolis, spectively. The programs were Mrs. Agnes Fleming Mansfield * * * sponsored by the Golden Keys c f Louisville is visiting Mrs. An- The Lords and Ladies Social Jubilee Singers of Main Street n j e Taylor, Miss Nora A. Glass Cluh entertained a number of Baptist Church. Mrs. Augusta an( j f am ily, and other relatives friends with the annual cocktail Cox is president of the sponsoring an( j friends. party held at the Elks Club Sungroup. * ^ * day afternoon, with about 125 * * * Mr and Mrs. Frank Williams of persons attending the colorful afAttucks High School graduated St. Anne. 111., are the house guests fair. The room was attractively its 81-member senior class Wed- of Mrs. Susie Williams. decorated in the club colors of nesday at the school auditorium. * *, * red and white, with red and white with Dr. Robert Cobb, associate Mrs. Thelma King and grand- r « se t and , lar ^ e P alm ® t b r oa ^ ho L ut professor of health and physical daughter, Melody Ann Jackson, of „ , la ^ Muslc A v ^ a! ! fy r ’ nished b y education at Tennessee A and I Indianapolis were the week-end ^onert Glass. A delectable repast University, of Nashville, deliver- guests of Mr. and Mrs. James ) vas served - I ra E. Owens is presing the annual commencement ad- Hughes and family. ident and Mrs. Nellie Owens, redress. * * , porter. ^ # ^ Baccalaureate services were held Mrs Emma Lee Carter has an- Mrs Liman Cole McReyno i ds bunday with Rev. Lymell Carter, nounced the engagement and ap- d ; e( j May 19 f 0 ii 0W j n g an extend-

ed illness. Funeral rites were conducted at Adams Funeral Home May 22, with Rev. J. R. Hunt, pastor of Main Street Baptist Church officiating. Burial was in the Cave Spring Cemetery. Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Ella Agnes Dade; one grandson, Bertel Adams Jr.; one great-grand-son, Bertel Adams III, and two brothers Costellus Cole, Indianapolis. and George Cole, of Louis-

ville.

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Tuning in on

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brothers, John Clemons, Anderson, and Hugh Lee Clemons, Dayton; a sister, Mrs. Jean Stonestreet, Detroit; three grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. * * * NOTE: Cecil Cochran, 2-317 Forkner, is new agent for The Indianapolis Recorder. His number is 644-8654.

ANDERSON—Miss Debora Kay Mrs. Medley as hostess. Gholston, daughter of Mrs. Daisy * * *

Gholston, will represent the Indi- Senior Phyllis Wheatley Club ana A.M.E. Zion churches in the met Wednesday at the home of national finals of the “Youth Day Mrs. Ollie Jane Weatherly.

Talent Program” in Columbus, * * *

Ohio. Rev. J. G. Whitfield of East The 14-year-old Anderson girl Chicago spoke Sunday at Friend- ...... 1 won first prize in a similar pro- shi P Baptist Church where Rev. , ’gram given by the churches dur- M. C. Williams is pastor. ‘ ing the Indiana Conference at H® a ^ so spoke at Triumph . <. Evansville. She will be in Colum- Church of God where Rev. G. R.

| bus June 23 to participate in the Redding is pastor.

^ ' contest sponsored by the Ohio ♦ * * A.M.E. Zion Conference. The pastor, Rev. F. B. Jones, Miss Gholston pursued the tal- and members of Allen Chapel ent of impersonating various A.M.E. Church, held their third characters. annual quarterly meeting of the

* * * conferenca year Sunday.

Dr. and Mrs. Johnny Cochran B® v - H. D. Saunders, presiding and daughter, Miss Mary Marie ®l d ®r of the Southern District, Cochran, and Edward Irvin, all spoke. Music was furnished by of Chicago, accompanied Mrs. th® Senior Choir and Gospel. f Mary Wooten home Saturday. Chorus noHor tho Hirortion of Mr« i P 1

Plainfield PLAINFIELD—The annual Missionary Tea was held Sunday with Mrs. Rose Swarn as chairman. The quarterly meeting service was Sunday during the worship hour. Bible school started all over the city Monday. Mrs. Gladys Carbin was hostess to the Missionary Society June 1..

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Many persons from here attended the recent special day service.s for laymen at St. John A.M.E.

Church in Indianapolis.

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Men of BetheL A.M.E. Church have formed a baseball team to

Chorus under the direction of Mrs. I * n _ ^ be church s league. Mem-

ary vyooten iiuine oaiuruay. ^ > , it a • i j ,, Mrs. Wooten had visited them Mable Hampton with Mrs. Pau-, be , r ® , th ®^ teai P. 11 1 / lclude Rusa «! 1

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The funeral of John Parker was conducted May 27 at the Durrett Avenue Baptist Church with Rev. G. L. Foston of Paducah, delivering the eulogy. Burial was in the Cave Spring Cemetery with Adams Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Parker died May 24 following an extended illness. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Charlie H. Parker; two daughters, five sons, several grandchildren. three sisters, and several nieces and nephews.

SHE'S IN HIS CORNER: Leading heavyweight boxing contender Sonny Liston shows ioff his right as he greets his wife, Geraldine, on her arrival by TWA SuperJet from St. Louis. She is joining Sonny at his training camp in South Fallsburgh, N.Y., where he will prepare for his September championship bout with heavyweight king

Floyd Patterson.

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Equal Opportunity For All,

Kennedy Tells Urban League

WASHINGTON. D C. — Assur-

ance to assembled top officials of Urban Leagues in 62 cities throughout the nation that his administration will continue to press for equality of opportunity for all Americans was pledged here

for several weeks. The Chica- ^ n ® Sanders at the organ, goans returned home Sunday The Gospel Chorus of Allen night. Chapel A.M.E. Church will prac-

* * * y tice Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs.

Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Snuggs of Pauline Sanders is organist. All Shelbyville, Tenn., were recent members are asked to be present,

house guests of Mr. and Mrs. L.J. * * *

Easley, 1421 Madison. Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Tyson, Snuggs is Mrs. Easley’s sister, pastor and his wife of Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Easley and Dr. Temple A.M.E. Zion Church, Mrs. 1 and Mrs. Snuggs attended the Gertie Weatherly, delegate, and : funeral of an uncle, Sandy House, Mesdames Willie Mae Fields, Fan3814 Calumet, Chicago, May 29. nie Wright, Mattee Pearl Jackson,

* * * Daisy Gholston and daughter, Miss

Junior Phyllis Wheatley Club Debora Kay Gholston, and CorWill meet Sunday, June 10, in the d ®li a Fields and daughter, attendhome of Miss Bobby Burris at ® d t b ® Indiana A.M.E. Conference

1:30 p.m. in Evansville.

Freeland, Don Phillips, James Gilbert, Richard Spencer Swarn, Mike Horne, Chuck Russell, Nathan Dyer, Bert Burks and Herbert

Swarn.

Calumet Area Educator Takes Post In St. Louis GARY — A former East Chicago Washington High School basketball star has been advanced to the position of assistant professor of surgery at the Washington Unii versity School of Medicine in St.

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dom ride” developments.

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•onference is designed to acquaint Negro citizens throughout the area with conditions they may expect to find in Northern cities if they accept “prepaid migration” offers

this week by President Kennedy, ‘of White Citizens Councils. He In a message read at one of the | stressed that the meeting will not windup sessions of a three-day | seek to discourage Negro citizens

assembly of League executives, fro m migrating North but, ] f a ^j|y p ica j c M ^“ r ; a | Day at Boone -

rather, to encourage them to Killbuck Park. Plans for the event

move responsibly.

convened under the auspices of three Federal establishments, the

President said in part:

The group’s first “Record Rev. Tyson was re-assigned to j Party” was May 30 at the West Wallace Temple here. Mrs. Weath- ! Side Community Center. Chaper- erly was elected educational chair-

1 ons were Mesdames Rosa Carter, man of the Conference.

Elizabeth Farley and James Dick- Bishop Stephen Gill Spottswood erson, club sponsor. was presiding bishop. The next

Members serving as hostesses annual conference will be held

were the Misses Brenda Holbert, here with Rev. Tyson and con-

president; May Anne Jennings, gregation as hosts. Ruthie Jackson, Carolyn Weather- * * *

ly, Sara Maxwell, Dianne Cook, Residents of the community who Marva Jones, are ill include Albert Wills, Harry Johnetta Jones, Bobby Burris, Wills, Thomas Barter, James

Connie Davis, Marie Wilson, Bet- Clemons, Miss Bertha Carter, and tye Jones, Viola Farley, Fay Mesdames Ethel Wray, Della New-i Surgery, and is the author and coIrving, Aundrea Broadnax, and some, Bettye Maxwell, Lorena j author of numerous articles conGloria Thompson. Willis, Helen Sanderson, Geneva ceniing cardiovascular problems

... Adams, Margaret Davis, Della i and oxygen kinetics . .

Octette Club held its annual Newsome, Mary Wooten and Edith He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

He is Dr. Anarew D. Spencer, a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Indiana University and its School of

Medicine, class of 1954.

He completed his surgical residency in 1959 and has since been an advanced fellow in surgery at Washington University

School of Medicine.

He is a member of the American Medical Association and the National Medical Association, a diplomate of the American Board of

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah

Ir r ,\r?i te lf d M i r n / filErSn Ann Cox, 73, 1445 Sherman, who

With Mr Young and Henry!'" he T n e a ..',i m?” died June 1, were held June 5 at Boratto's 1947 state

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ed to the promotion of equality of opportunity for all people of the United States in all fields of com munity and individual activity including education, employment and housing. As I said before in answer to a question at my press

conference, we are proutL-of what -dL

we have done thus far, but much nore remains to be done and this Administration will continue its efforts in what we know to be the proper direction—equality of opportunity for all Americans.” The official statement was read lo the conference participants by ^ee White, special assistant to the

/resident.

Earlier in the series of discusions, three top-ranking members of the executive branch of the Federal government had reiterated a •.igorous stand by their own establishments against segregation ind discrimination against Negro citizens in education, employment and housing.

During the unprecedented gathering of Urban League officials in the nation’s capital, Whitney M. Young Jr., of New York, national executive director of the League, disclosed that a statewide conference, sponsored by the UL, will be held in New Orleans within a few weeks with eierence to .problems arising rom the so-called ‘ reverse free-

Washington assembly were exec-, Pear 1 Wright presiding. Rt Rev Mggr Frandg Kien]v> utive directors from the 62 Enjoying the bridge social pen- pastori officiated. Burial was in Leagues in major industrial cen-.od were Mesdames Carolyn More- gf Marv’s Cemeterv The Rosarv ters from coast to coast; from the j head, Deloris Harris, Sylvia Med- was re cited in the chapel. Underregional officer in Atlanta and Los j ley and Ollie Jane Weatherly. wood and Brook3 Memorial Chapel Angeles, and from the newly Guests at the picnic included was j n charge.

Mrs. Bruetta Gholston, Mrs. Deana Survivors include the husband, Carr, and Mr. and Mrs. Burnell William Cox; five sons, James Rainey of Indianapolis. Franklin, Frederick Emory, John Members and families present Wilford, William George, and included Messrs, and Mmes. Leon Robert Lee Cox, all of Anderson;

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Wilmer A. Spencer of 1107 Ironwood Circle. Spencer, a 1047 graduate of East Chicago Washington, was a member of Johnny

basketball

championship team.

Frank McCloud

Frank McCloud, a resident of Clayton, Ind., died June 1 in St. Vincent’s Hospital. Funeral services were held June & in the Hall Funeral Home, Plainfield, with burial in Maple Hill Cemetery there.

Born at Barnard, Ind., Mr. Mc-

Ervin Wright, Arnett four daughters, Mrs. Ella Stone- Cloud had resided in Indianapolis Leavell, Donald Morehead, Isaac street, Mrs. Martha Jean Wise, about 35 years prior to moving to

Weatherly Jr., and Authur Hil- both of Detroit, and Mrs. Mary lard. Lee Cauty and Mrs. Nellie Marce The club met Thursday with Page, both of Anderson; two

Clayton in 1955. He retired a year ago after 15 years of employment

at Link Belt Co.

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