Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1962 — Page 5
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TI. Indianapolis Recorder, June 16,1962—5 Reception Is 400 Delighted Guests Revel, Make
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Merry at Elegant Kappa Ball'
Kappas, who have contributed copiously of their social Know how to turn Indianapolis’ society imo something really great, exhilarated their caients the more for 400 gttejsts who reveled with merriment at their “Summer Ball’’ Saturday night. Out-of-towners joined local frateThity mem hers and their lovely wives to party from 10 p m. till 2 aJni in the ballroom of the Walker Casino—in an atmosphere of gaiety. Guests from three neighboring
states, Kentucky, Ohio, and Illinois, journeyed here to be greeted warmly and cordially by the host brothers, handsome themselves in formal attire. And as always, from looks of the guest list, their affair drew many top drawer socialites of the city to stage one of the “swingingest” dances of the summer season. Although each brotner, made arrangements for his table decoration, the Kappa emblem and a large diamond, designed and made by Leroy Sharpe, was placed in
a strategic spot, along with a red and white nanner reading: “Indianapolis — Alumni.” The delectable ball was planned to please even the most discriminating socialite, it was reported, and the serene atmosphere of the ballroom further set the pace for joviality. On hand to provide the good tunes for dancing feet was the Dudley Storm Band, accompanied by a vocalist, who guests say kept them on the floor from the begin-
> OFFICIAL HOSTESSES ct the Kappas' festive "Summer Ball" in th2 ballroom of the Walker Casino Saturday night were the lovely, and elegantly dressed wives at the fraternity members. Caught during an intermission at the dance were the pleasant women above (from left to right) seated: Mesdames Curtis Moms. Robert Williams, Lenyer Rankin, Jesse Carter,
Ezra D. Alexander, Pierce Cody, William Taylor, and Melvin Baird, and standing: Mesdames Clarence Bolden, Sea Ferguson, Wilbur Grant, Albert Spurlock, Mark Batties, Leroy Sharpe, James S. Smith of Muncie, J. Leon Simms, and Roscoe Henderson. Guests reveled from 10 p.m. till 2 a m.
ning to the end of the elite frolic. Delightful in ns atmosphere of rapport and convivality, the breakfasts following the Kappa activity were just as gratifying At one smart fete given by Curtis Norris and Robert Williams after the ball were Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Morris and Dr. and Mrs. Roscoe Bryant of Louisville, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norris. Ultra-smart socialites at a breakfast given by Mr. Sharpe were Weldon Beverly and Patricia Ellis of Chicago. Others entertaining at felicitous after-parties were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bolen who entertained Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bates of Chicago; Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Baird Jr., and Dr. and Mrs. Roscoe Henderson. Doing the host chores at the dance besides those previously mentioned were Messrs, and Mmes. Lenyer Rankin. Jesse Carter, Pierce Cody, William Taylor, Sea Ferguson, Wilbur Grant, Albert Spurlock, Mark Batties, and Drs. and Mmes. Ezra D. Alexander, and J. Leon Simms. School 87 Cited Second Time For Stomp Program For the second consecutive year, School 87 has had the honor oi winning the first place award for selling the largest amount of U.S. Saving Stamps and Bonds of any school in the city. Stamps were sold each Wednesday by Mrs. Luella Duerson and Mrs. Mary Winters, parents of the school, and Mrs. Edythe Walker, teacher representative. Mrs. Vivian Marbury is principal. During 1961-62, pupils and teachers have purchased $5,214.15 worth of Stamps and 151 Bonds.
Original Staff Member at Crispus Attacks Retires After 45 Years
BLANCHE BROWN . Heads Daptist Groups An honorary reception for Mrs. Blanche Brown, president of the Indiana State and National Baptist Nurses of America, has been slated for Saturday evening, June 23, at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church,
1405 E. 15th.
The 7:30 p.m. activity honoring the outstanding Baptist woman is being sponsored by the State and District Baptist Nurses and Sisters of Help of Indiana. Rev. E. T. Johnson is host pastor.
One of the original faculty members joining the staff at Crispus Attacks High School in 1927 when the doors were first opened to students will retire from the of service. teaching profession after 45 years Along with the retirement of Mrs. Ethel R. Cox, presently a home economics teacher at School 17, will go the inspiration she has afforded the many students whom she has come in contact with. Mrs. Cox taught 35 years in the Indianapolis public schools and for 25 years was at Crispus Attacks. She served as cafeteria manager upon the school's opening and taught at Schools 17, 26, and 64. Before coming to Indianapolis, Ihe educator taught 10 years at some of the leading colleges including Prairie View in Texas and Virginia State in Petersburg. She is a native of Tuskegee, Ala., where her father was one of the pioneer teachers at TusBooker T. Washington.
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kegee Institute, under the late Teachers College and Michigan was graduated from Cheyney ' Mrs. Cox was educated in the : : public schools of Philadelphia, and Noted in civic and church cir- , cles, the community minded worn- *■ an is affiliated with the Woman’s improvement Club which is wide- | ly-known for the extensive work « its done in the field of tubercu- •
losis in this city.
A member of St. Philip’s Epis- I copal Church, she was for many years associated with its Altar Guild. Mrs. Cox is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority. Her husband, the late Johnson D. Cox, was a prominent educator in Southern Indiana. For many years he was a teacher and Hiv son, the late Avalon C. Cox, was for a number of years, principal in Evansville, head of the science department at
Crispus Attucks.
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ETHEL R. COX
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Twenty-six students of Miss Delores Seaths, faculty member of the special education division of the Jordan College of Music, Butler University, were presented in a piano recital Sunday evening at the college. Parents, relatives and friends heard the students play. Miss Seaths has been praised for her “exceptional” pupils. She has been
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Appearing on the program were
nitr JackrXX Senator Konert Lee Cnrolvn Nance, Paula Scott, Carla Brpkenburr, was- graduated from Martin, Tommy McCampbell, Oberlin College, Obernn, Ohio, Mischa Ferguson, Paul Scott, June 11 with a major in zoology.
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Lynn Davis, Beverly Jenkins, Stickney, who heads the graphic Joseph Johnson, Judith Skaggs, arts department at Prairie View Ezra Shelton, Patricia Russell, A and M College, Prairie View, Delores White, Clementine Bar- Tex., and the late Nerissa Brokenrow, Maryan Lyons, Patricia Bay- burr Stickney. less, Joyce Littlejohn, Elva Martin, Miss Stickney has accepted a Olliemae Thomas, Carol Armi- three-year fellowship grant to do stead, Deborah Lee and Patrick graduate work at the University Evans. of Michigan.
"Fellowship and cooperation are better than a million dollar gift/' remarked Rev. W. M. Robinson, pastor of Eastern Star Baptist Church, recently at the closing service of his second anniversary. Appearing on the program were of the best yet. the church’s singing groups, Mrs. . * * * , Jessica Kinnebrew, Mrs. Minnie T ™ e aft<!r tlme 1 haVe bcen 0 , - _ called and repeatedly told that Snow end others. Kev. James C. names ment j oned in this co i umn Cummings, pastor of Trinity , j • C.M.E. Church, was toastmaster. have suited in reunions. »s eSt Vioia C MUls, Howard Cotnlll J f la8t wcek a friend of David and your scribe, former publisher Parhams, Mrs. Walter Craig, 918 of the Eastern Star Bulletin. Burdsal Parkway, read the “Voice ^ of the Eastside” and located him The many gifts after 38 years. As a result Mr. included a and Mrs. Parham visited Mrs. beautiful loung- Craig and had a lovely time. The ing chair and two had lived as neighbors in the a diamond ring Continued on Page 6 from the usher ?
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JUNE, the month for graduations. weddings. Don’t fail to inform your columnist of such pvepts. Advance . notice says • a Pre-Holiday Dance is planned June 30, from 9 p.m. until at the Prince Hall Masonic Temple, 653 N. West. The dance is sponsored by the M and M Club. Howard J. Majors of 1657 Martindale, a club member, says it will be one
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SHORTRIDGERS at their "Senior Prom" Monday night at the Indiana Roof took time out to trade a note or two before joining their classmates in dancing. Offering a bit of information to Wade Stewart (right) is Dennis Chambers, while Miss Janeen Carpenter looks on. Dennis is president of the 1962 Chapter of Club 30 which sponsors the dance. Wade is a member. (Recorder photo by James Burres) .
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